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18th May 2016, 00:51 to 17th June 2016, 00:51
(Consolidation) Order 2016
Notice is hereby given that East Dorset District Council (hereinafter referred to as "the Council") has made an Order in exercise of its powers under Sections 32,35, 35A, BandCand PartsIIIand IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 ("the Act of 1984"), the relevant powers under Part 6 of the Traffic Management Act 2004 (TMA 2004) and of all other enabling powers, in accordance with Regulation 21 of the Local Authorities' Traffic Orders (Procedures) (England and Wales) Regulations 1996 and after consultation with the Chief Constable of the Dorset Police and with the consent of the County Council of Dorset in accordance with Section 39(3) of the Act of 1984.
The general nature and effectof the Order is;-
1. To revoke the Orders specified in the Schedule below.
2. To re-enact the provisions ofthose Orders (and ofall amendments subsequently made to those Orders) withoutanychanges of substance having been made, other than those necessaryto;
a) Reflect the Council's commencementofCivilParking Enforcement(underthe provisions ofthe TMA2004) on the off-streetParking Places which itoperates, and
b) Update the provisions concerning the methods by which the charges for the use ofoff-streetParking Places may be made, to reflect the various paymentoptions which arenow available.
This Order has been made for the purpose ofintroducing the above changes, to confirm and clarify the existing rules and regulations pertaining to the use ofthe Councils off-streetParking Places and to bring all ofthe Council's Orders relating to those Parking Places together into a singledocument. It does not amend any of the pay and display/ pay by phone parking charges which currently apply to the use of its car parks.
The Order will come into force from 13th June 2016. A copy of the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at East Dorset District Council, Furzehill Wimborne BH214HN.
If any person wishes to question the validity of the Order, or any of its provisions on the grounds that it or they are not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic RegulationAct1984,or that any requirement of that Actor of any instrument made under the Acth as not been complied with, that person may within six weeks of the date on which the Order is made (2nd June 2016)apply for the purpose to the High Court.
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De Motorsport Arena Oschersleben is een racecircuit in Oschersleben, in de buurt van Maagdenburg.

De aanleg was klaar op 25 juli 1997. Het is naast de Hockenheimring, Lausitzring, Sachsenring en Nürburgring het vijfde permanente test- en racecircuit in Duitsland.

De langste variant van het circuit is 3.667km lang. Naast races worden op het circuit ook popconcerten gegeven. Bij het complex hoort ook een hotel "Hotel Motorsport Arena Oschersleben". Verder is er een kartbaan en sinds 2003 een off-road circuit.

Hoogtepunten in het motorsport seizoen op dit circuit zijn de DTM en de Formule 3 Euroseries. Ook het LG Super Racing Weekend waar ook het WTCC bij hoort. In 2001 en 2002 was dit circuit het toneel van Ice Race Series International (met auto's op ijs racen). Er wordt ook een Nederlandse race gereden; de 4 stunden von Oschersleben als onderdeel van het Winter Endurance Kampioenschap van de DNRT.

Jaarlijks heeft het IDM (Duits kampioenschap voor motoren) een ronde op Oschersleben. Vanwege de relatief korte afstand tot de Nederlandse grens (het circuit ligt op circa 500 kilometer van Utrecht) worden er soms ook Nederlandse kampioenschapsraces gehouden. Deze worden georganiseerd door de CRT onder auspiciën van de KNMV.

Externe links
 Officiële site

Circuit in Duitsland
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Trump: DACA decision 'very, very hard to make'
By Tal Kopan, CNN
Updated 3:28 PM EDT, Wed July 12, 2017
Secretary Kelly and members of Congress
Donald Trump and immigration 16 videos
Trump to migrants: Make your nations great again
Judge blocks asylum seekers from deportation
Trump: I prefer shutdown before midterms
HHS refusing to release family separation stats
Reporter to Sarah Sanders: Why did Trump lie?
Trump: ICE agents are mean but have heart
Trump: Our facilities better than Obama's
Trump: No regrets signing executive order
Children in limbo after Trump executive order
White House chaos over immigration reversal
What's next after Trump's policy reversal?
Trump reverses position on family separations
Trump signs executive order to end family separations
Trump: Take children away to prosecute parents
Trump: The US will not be a migrant camp
Trump hasn't decided how to handle DACA
Trump said he'd prefer a comprehensive immigration plan, "but our country and political forces are not ready yet"
President Donald Trump is agonizing over what to do about the DACA program, which protects undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, he told reporters Wednesday night.
Ultimately, he will make a decision about what the administration will do if the program is challenged in court, he said in the Air Force One conversation that was allowed to be quoted on the record Thursday.
"It's a decision that I make and it's a decision that's very, very hard to make. I really understand the situation now," Trump said. "I understand the situation very well. What I'd like to do is a comprehensive immigration plan. But our country and political forces are not ready yet."
He added, "There are two sides of a story. It's always tough."
Earlier Wednesday, Trump's secretary of Homeland Security told lawmakers the DACA program could be in serious jeopardy.
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States try to force Trump's hand on DACA
Secretary John Kelly told Democrats of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus that while he personally supports the program, he could not commit to the Trump administration defending it, according to members in attendance and Kelly's spokesman, David Lapan.
Kelly said that legal experts he's talked to both inside and outside the administration have convinced him that it is unlikely the DACA program, the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals executive action, would sustain a court challenge.
Six months in, Kelly's military background still influences DHS secretary
Kelly said he has discussed DACA with Attorney General Jeff Sessions but wouldn't describe the contents of those conversations. Sessions is an immigration hard-liner who has been outspoken against the Obama administration policy.
"He did not indicate that they would (defend it). He didn't say that they wouldn't, but he didn't say that they would," said New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez. "So between that and what he says is the legal analysis he's heard, it's not a pretty picture."
The issue may be forced later this year. There is a pending lawsuit on a related program, deferred action for parents of childhood arrivals, that will come up in September, and attorneys general from 10 states are threatening to add DACA to their complaints, which could force the administration to defend or abandon it.
Trump administration reverses DAPA in 'house cleaning'
Kelly suggested to lawmakers they work to pass immigration reform, but lawmakers expressed frustration that Kelly seemed to ignore the difficulty of passing legislation and the Republican opposition to extending DACA. They were also unhappy he seemed unaware there were any bills to make the program permanent, including the bipartisan BRIDGE Act and other proposals including from some Republicans – "to which there was a combination of laughter and appalled shock in the room," said California Rep. Nanette Barragán.
The Democrats pressed Kelly to make his support for DACA more vigorous, suggesting he stand alongside them for a news conference as he did with Republican leadership when the House passed two bills cracking down on immigration enforcement. Kelly indicated he would consider doing so, but didn't commit.
ICE director: Undocumented immigrants 'should be afraid'
"His urging is that Congress do something," Arizona Rep. Ruben Gallego said. "Our urging is: Don't be a fool. If you truly believe and Donald Trump believes that you should protect DACA, then the government should join and encourage the protection of DACA and fight against his attorney general."
"If you're going to count on Jeff Sessions to save DACA, then DACA is ended," Illinois Rep. Luis Gutiérrez said.
Trump himself pledged to "immediately" rescind DACA on the campaign trail, but after his election spoke about the difficulty of the issue for him as many of the recipients are honorable and contributing members of communities. The administration has continued issuing DACA permits under the program, angering many on the right who had hoped Trump would hold true to his pledge to end it.
This story has been updated with Trump's comments.


The EGS school-wide read was The Secret Zoo by Bryan Chick. During two surprise assemblies today Bryan Chick talked about writing the book. How lucky were the students to be able to meet and hear the author talk about a book they all read? This was generously sponsored by the EGS PTO.


So you want to be a Customer Service Manager. Well, do you have the skills? Do you have the guts? Do you have the gusto? Most importantly though - do you have the right ticket to winning that dreamy jackpot? Millions of people everyday take their chances at getting their dream jobs by sending resumes to different companies and then waiting for these companies to call them back for an interview. But landing your dream job is not a matter of pure chance - it also requires calculations.
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Is a new Kanye West song debuting tonight?
It looks like fans could hear a new Yeezy song—or a snippet of one—tonight.
By Peter A. Berry
Is a new Kanye West song about to debut tonight? It's beginning to look that way.
Earlier today (July 20), Beats by Dre posted a tweet that tagged Yeezy and U.S. sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson and mentioned Game 6 in an apparent allusion to tonight's 2021 NBA Finals game.
The tweet reads: "Tonight. Game 6. @itskerrii. @kanyewest." Not too much there, but at the same time, amid the spread of rumors regarding Yeezy's forthcoming new album, it's tantalizing.
People on social media are speculating that the tweet means that Beats will air a new commercial featuring Richardson and Kanye during Game 6 of the NBA Finals tonight. If that is the case, there's a chance it's part of the rollout for Kanye's new LP, which is rumored to drop this week.
Buzz surrounding Kanye's new album has grown a lot over the last few days. Justin LaBoy tweeted about the LP, heaping a lot of praise on the project. In a since-deleted Instagram post, Kanye associate Consequence posted drawings of what looked like plans for a Yeezy set at Rolling Loud Miami, which is set to begin this Friday.
On the concrete end of things, there is set to be a listening party for Kanye's new album in Atlanta this Thursday. Any way you look at it, it appears that a lot of fans will get to hear the new LP very soon.
Now, getting back to the potential Beats commercial, it's interesting to consider where Richardson might fit into it. She is is coming off being prevented from competing in Tokyo for the Olympic Games after marijuana was found in her system when she was drug tested. In the wake of the news, she apologized, but a lot of people thought she didn't need to, and she got a ton of support from fans across the globe. If there is a commercial, there's a chance it could broadly address this recent event, but considering her success, there's also a chance it just focuses on her dominance.
See the tweet potentially hinting at the debut of a new Kanye song for yourself just below.
Tonight. Game 6. @itskerrii. @kanyewest.
— Beats by Dre (@beatsbydre) July 20, 2021
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Executive Functioning Issues and Learning: 6 Ways to Help Your Grade-Schooler
By Amanda Morin
Trouble with executive functioning issues have trouble using new ways to solve problems.
Group work can be challenging for some kids with executive functioning issues.
You can help your child learn to organize information and check her work.
Your child's difficulties with executive functioning may become more obvious in the later years of grade school. It's a time of transition for kids, with a growing number of school demands. The more help and support you can provide, the smoother that transition will be.
Executive functioning issues
can impact learning in many ways during grade school. Here are some common challenges and ways you can help.
Learning Challenge #1
Your grade-schooler has to write a paragraph on a story she heard in class. But she can't figure out to how to organize the information.
The role of executive functioning issues: It can be hard to plan out work steps. Kids may have trouble coming up with a strategy for tackling an assignment.
How to help: Teach your child to write a "hamburger paragraph." The top bun is the sentence that introduces the idea. The burger and fixings are the details that back up the idea. The bottom bun is the sentence that summarizes and holds everything together. This type of graphic organizing tool can help kids at different grade levels handle all sorts of writing assignments.
You try to help your child double-check her answers to long division by using multiplication. Your child gets upset and says it's not the way the teacher showed her to check her work.
The role of executive functioning issues: It can be hard to see that there's more than one way to solve a problem. Kids may think in very concrete terms.
How to help: Have your child show you how the teacher has shown her how to check her work. It can also help your child to have more than one approach to try when she's doing homework. Ask the teacher if she can show your child a few different ways to check that would be acceptable.
Your child reads a chapter book but her book report doesn't include the important plot details.
The role of executive functioning issues: It can be hard to prioritize information. Kids may struggle to sort out the key details.
How to help: Help your child learn active reading strategies. Encourage her to imagine the book as a movie, for example. It can help her figure out which details are necessary to retell the story.
Your child has trouble knowing which operation to use on word problems. Even after you've gone over the clue words to look for, she doesn't know what to do.
The role of executive functioning issues: It can be hard to self-monitor work. Kids may not be able to tell if an answer looks reasonable.
How to help: Help your child create a list of phrases that signal addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. Teach her to underline them when she reads a word problem and write the symbol above the word or phrase. She can compare what she's highlighted to the list before setting up the equation.
Your child has to do a project for the science fair. Instead of doing the work a little at a time, she tries to do the whole project a few days before the presentation.
The role of executive functioning issues: It can be hard to manage time. Kids may have trouble estimating how much time a project takes to complete.
How to help: Ask your child's teacher to provide a breakdown of all the different steps to the project. You can help your child create a project calendar that sets up due dates over the span of a few weeks. In time, your child can learn to create her own project calendars.
Your child tells you she is mad that her classmates won't do things her way when they work together on a project. She speaks dismissively of the other kids' ideas.
The role of executive functioning issues: It can be hard to control emotions. Kids may struggle to understand or accept other people's points of view.
How to help: Practice situations in which you pretend to be a classmate. Role-play scenarios that might come up, including differences of opinion. Let her practice statements like, "I don't understand your idea," or "Here's why I'm suggesting this idea."
Grade school—especially the transition from third to fourth grade—involves demands that your child may not have faced before. It can be tough for a child with executive functioning issues to manage the changing expectations. But there are ways to help.
Your child's teacher can help you find strategies to help with your child's homework.
Graphic organizers, checklists and calendars can help your child organize information.
Role-playing can help your child learn how to interact with classmates.
Amanda Morin worked as a classroom teacher and as an early intervention specialist for 10 years. She is the author of The Everything Parent's Guide to Special Education. Two of her children have learning differences.
Bob Cunningham, EdM serves as executive director of learning development at Understood.
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By standing on the shoulders of giants, Johannes Kepler was finally able to devise his three laws of planetary motion, which are still the leading mathematical theory today.
The one idea that had perhaps the longest lasting impact on astronomy—and was the most detrimental to classical astronomers' understanding of the universe—was uniform circular motion.
It's the idea that everything in the cosmos revolves around the center of the universe in perfect circles at constant speeds, never speeding up or slowing down or even changing direction.
This idea was pretty popular when astronomers of the time took a somewhat spiritual approach to astronomy, believing Earth to be a center of chaos and the heavens to be a place of perfection.
The fact is, this idea couldn't have been further from the truth. Not only was the universe as we know it born out of chaos, but the planets don't orbit in circular paths, and they don't even stay at the same speeds.
Kepler defined the shape of a planet's orbit as an ellipse.
You can see here how astronomers in the past managed to get planetary orbits so wrong. There doesn't look like there's much of a difference between the Earth's real orbit—the elliptical one—and the circular orbit Copernicus thought it had, does there?
Well, as you can also probably see from this diagram, Copernicus had the orbital shape off by enough that his model couldn't predict planetary motion well. Similar-looking or not, those orbits are off by a couple centimeters just on this screen.
Imagine how far off Copernicus was when you think of Earth's 585.6 million mile orbit?
Regardless…that ellipse looks a whole lot like a circle, even to me. So how is it different from what astronomers like Copernicus, Ptolemy, and Aristotle had insisted upon?
The answer lies in eccentricity.
An ellipse is what happens when you loop a string around two pushpins, pull it taut with a pencil or marker, and keep the string taut as you move the pencil or marker.
The ellipse drawn above has a high eccentricity. That just means how far apart the pushpins are.
Well, it turns out the pushpins are just a representation for what we call the foci of a planet's orbit. And if you could take an enormously long string and pull it taut across the two foci as you move a giant space pencil around, you'd draw a planet's orbit.
That brings us to Kepler's first law of planetary motion…that the orbits of the planets are ellipses with the sun at one focus (singular for foci).
Wait a second…the sun is at a focus?
That's right. Here's an exaggerated diagram of a planet's orbit. In truth, orbits are rarely this elliptical—even Mercury, with the most eccentric orbit of all eight planets, has an orbit that's almost completely circular.
But you get the picture. In this diagram, both the sun and a focus are foci of the planet's orbit. Notice that there's nothing at the other focus.
The question of what makes a planet move in this way—if not a ginormous length of cosmic string—baffled Kepler, and he tried to explain it. But we wouldn't get that explanation until Newton came along, with his brilliant idea of gravity.
At this point, it was just about inconceivable that any two objects could exert a force on each other without actually touching. Yet, that's exactly what the sun and every other planet of the solar system does.
The only reason astronomers of the time accepted Kepler's elliptical orbits was because for the first time, observations of planetary motion in the sky lined up with the model being proposed.
Eccentricity describes the shape of a planet's orbit. But how do we describe how fast it moves?
Again, Kepler had a revolutionary idea in the form of his second law of planetary motion—that a line from a planet to the sun sweeps over equal areas in equal intervals of time.
Okay…what does that even mean?
Well, think of it this way. Notice that this diagram shows a planet at the beginning of each month in its orbit. That means the time between each position is the same. There, we've got the "equal intervals of time" part down.
We've also got the "line from the planet to the sun" part. There's a line like that drawn for each month.
So what about the "sweeping over equal areas" part?
Well…here's the magic of Kepler's second law. Each one of those distorted pizza-shaped areas—both the shaded ones and the white ones—have exactly the same area.
That's right. Each one of them covers equal amounts of space. And that's because, for example, in January and February, the line between the planet and the sun for each month is exceptionally short, but the planet moves faster then, covering a larger distance.
And in the summer months, the line between the planet and the sun is much longer, but the planet moves more slowly. So we've got big, long lines sweeping over areas, but the areas are still the same because the planet doesn't cover that much distance.
How Kepler figured this out from observing the planets in the sky, I'll never know. He was renowned as a mathematician, and I can see why. What he did is like figuring out the shape of a building when you're stuck in one room.
Kepler was grounded to the Earth, but somehow managed to see planetary orbits as if he were actually looking down on them from outer space.
Kepler's third law is a bit more…shall we say…mathy. So I'm not going to spend a huge amount of time on it. But it basically says that a planet's orbital period squared is proportional to its average distance from the sun cubed.
Okay, if nothing else, just take the following away from that third law: how fast a planet orbits the sun is related to how far it is from the sun, on average.
And that's all you need to worry about there.
For reference, P is the orbital period and a is the planet's semimajor axis in AUs.
Ellipses explain planetary orbits. But why? What makes a planet not go perfectly round?
Does your blog have a contact page? I'm having problems locating it, but I'd like to send you an e-mail. I've got some creative ideas for your blog you might be interested in hearing. Either way, great site and I look forward to seeing it expand over time.
Yes, I have a contact page. Look under "About." Just wave your mouse over the menu and you'll see "Contact" and then "About" a second time. Click on "Contact" and you'll get there. If you're using a mobile phone or tablet, click on "All Links" in the menu, and you'll see a link to "Contact" near the top. I look forward to hearing from you!
Nicely summarized, especially equal area equal time. Thanks.
Indeed! Did you read that whole thing that fast???
Nope, I am back now reading it bit by bit again. But I started off and had to comment… That's me…. Then I head back and keep reading or start again…. Like I did in this case! A lot of info and really interesting!
I think so too! You know, today teams of astronomers struggle to figure out the secrets of the universe, in an environment where scientific experimentation is expected. Kepler was from an age that was only beginning to think scientifically, and he succeeded in his one-man crusade to puzzle out the motions of the planets. I mean, look how complex those laws of motion are for a man of his time!


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Founded in 2002 by former CME floor traders, Allston Trading is one of the world's leading electronic trading and market-making firms, providing liquidity in global energy, commodity, currency and financial futures markets. Allston is owned by its current and former employees, retired founders, and long-term institutional backers Sequoia Capital and Francisco Partners. [1]
The firm is a member of the Principal Traders Group, an affiliate of the Futures Industry Association.[2]
Allston was co-founded in 2002 by futures traders Bob Jordan, Elrick Williams and John Harada.
In September of 2012, Allston named Raj Mahajan, former Goldman Sachs partner and SunGard executive, as CEO, replacing Carlton Jones, who moved to chairman and also retained the title of president.[3]
Mahajan returned to Goldman in January 2015, whereupon the CEO title was returned to Jones.
Also in January 2015, the firm announced it had stopped operating in the U.S. stock market in order to concentrate in the more profitable derivatives markets. Allston had previously been named as one of the high frequency trading firms under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
In 2014, Allston was the subject of an arbitration case filed by HTG Capital Partners, who accused the firm of violating CME Group's new rule against spoofing and other disruptive trade practices.[4]
In March of 2015 it was reported that Allston was being investigated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission for alleged market manipulation. The CFTC subpoenaed CME Group Inc. for information on the firm.[5]
On May 18, 2015, Mark Mendelson, a member of the Chicago Board of Trade, filed a lawsuit in the Northern District of Illinois against Allston and one or more of the firm's traders ("John Does 1-10"), accusing the firm of engaging in "spoofing" and other unlawful trading practices in the Treasury Bond Futures market. View the lawsuit here: File:Allston Trading Spoofing Lawsuit.pdf In his complaint, Mendelson cited the report that the CFTC was investigating Allston.
Allston won dismissal of that case in August of 2015 and also resolved the arbitration case filed by HTG.[6]
Carlton Jones, Chairman, President and CEO
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Jay A. Biondo, Chief Compliance Officer.
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Raj Mahajan, Allston Trading CEO, Talks HFT and the Business of Prop Trading Raj Mahajan took the reins at Allston Trading as CEO in September 2012 and has spent a good deal of his time looking at the issue of high frequency trading (HFT). Allston has been one of the proprietary trading firms who has been willing to publicly discuss HFT, regulation and the future of that form of trading. Mahajan spoke with JLN's editor-in-chief Jim Kharouf about HFT as well as the business challenges and opportunities for prop firms.
↑ Allston Trading. Allston Trading.
↑ Membership. Futures Industry Association.
↑ Raj Mahajan Appointed CEO of Allston Trading. Allston Trading.
↑ Allston Accused by HFT Rival of Manipulating CME Prices. Bloomberg.
↑ Allston Said to Face CFTC Probe Into Alleged Manipulation. Bloomberg.
↑ High-speed trading firm beats back allegations of manipulation. Crain's Chicago Business.
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Little Oliver grew so much since we did his newborn session! He visited my studio for his 6 months sitter session and big sis' tagged along! How cute are these two together!
Maud is AMAZING! She made me feel and look absolutely beautiful. She was also super patient with our two year old. The pictures are so great. Thank you so much! I can't wait for our next shoot.


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It's Election Day! 100 area youths get homes, potheads are less stressed (maybe) and morning headlines
Posted By Mitch Ryals on Tue, Aug 1, 2017 at 9:26 AM
Are people who smoke marijuana regularly less stressed than those who don't? A new WSU study says "quite possibly."
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NEWS: In 100 days, the city of Spokane found homes for 102 youths, as part of the 100 Youth, 100 Day Youth Housing Challenge.
NEWS: After homeless people were evicted from their camp below Kendall Yards, and their stuff hauled off to the dump, the city installed a bunch of signs above the site.
SAM SHEPARD: The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and actor died of complications from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. He was 73.
ELECTION DAY: Go vote! Here's a primer on the 10 candidates eyeing City Council seats. And here's your voter's guide.
It's amazing this didn't happen sooner, honestly. Now, hungry, lazy or otherwise homebound people can order food delivered to their doors from about 32 restaurants in Spokane. You'll pay a $4.99 fee for the service that launched in Seattle two years ago. (Spokesman-Review)
Juvenile injustice?
In 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that courts could no longer sentence juveniles to mandatory life in prison without the possibility of parole. The justices also said their decision applies to the more than 2,000 people handed a life term before they turned 18. But a new analysis from the Associated Press found that the Supreme Court's decision is applied differently state by state, even county by county. (Associated Press)
Life-or-death test for dogs
Whether a dog lives or dies in a shelter can depend on a test for aggressive behavior. However, one veterinary researcher recently released a report that says those tests are no more reliable than a coin flip. (New York Times)
Chill, man
Perhaps unsurprisingly, a new study from Washington State University found that potheads were, like, way less stressed than people who don't smoke marijuana regularly. Participants in the study were not stoned on the day of testing. (Spokesman-Review)
Tags: News , Spokane , homeless , housing , Kendall Yards , Sam Shepard , Election Day , city council , UberEATS , juvenile justice , WSU , marijuana , Image
Spokane houses more than 100 youths in challenge to address homelessness
Beggs, Mumm romp in City Council primary races, wildfire smoke causes air quality alert, morning headlines
By Carrie Scozzaro
Nearly 8 million gallons of untreated water poured into the Spokane River on a single day in December
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Seed banks around the world guard against the perils of industrialized farming and disasters. One of the most diverse banks in the U.S. can be found on the Palouse
Evergreen State of Consciousness Five Year Anniversary @ Washington Cracker Co. Building
Sat., Jan. 28, 5 p.m.-1:45 a.m.
Mitch Ryals
Mitch covers cops, crime and courts for the Inlander. He moved to Spokane in 2015 from his hometown of St. Louis, and is a graduate of the University of Missouri. He likes bikes, beer and baseball. And coffee. He dislikes lemon candy, close-mindedness and liars. And temperatures below 40 degrees.
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We need global action on climate, just like global action on pandemic – Jane Goodall
Jane Goodall says global disregard for nature brought on coronavirus pandemic, ABC South West Vic / By Kirsten Diprose and Matt Neal, 11 Apr 2020 Renowned conservationist and activist Dr Jane Goodall is hoping the coronavirus pandemic will be a wake-up call, warning the crisis is a result of human disregard for nature and animals.
Dr Jane Goodall, marking 60 years of field research and discovering that chimpanzees make and use tools, says animal habitat loss and intensive farming are part of the viruses jumping species
She says as forests disappear, animals come in closer contact with each other and humans
Dr Goodall equates the human disregard for nature as also the root cause of climate change
Dr Goodall said we should have known a pandemic-like coronavirus was coming because other viruses, such as SARS and HIV, also jumped the species barrier from animals.
Both SARS and COVID-19 are types of coronavirus and have been traced to live animal markets, or wet markets, in China.
But Dr Goodall said the loss of animal habitats and intensive farming are part of the problem, making it easier for viruses to spread from one animal to another and then to humans.
"We have to learn to think differently about how we interact with the natural world," she said.
And one of the problems is that as more and more forests have disappeared, so animals themselves have come in closer contact with each other.
"Most of these viruses that jumped to us have come through an intermediary. So there's a reservoir host like a bat and in [the case of COVID-19] it's thought to have jumped into a pangolin and then into us."…………
Dr Goodall is marking 60 years since she first entered the jungles of Tanzania at the age of 26, to study chimpanzees.
It was her unorthodox approach of immersing herself in their habitat that led to the discovery in 1960 that chimpanzees make and use tools.
The 86-year-old is also concerned the global chimpanzee population could become infected with COVID-19.
"The genetic makeup between humans and chimps differ by only just over one per cent," she said…………..
'Treating climate change like a pandemic'
Dr Goodall said it is the same disregard shown by humans towards nature that is also the root cause of climate change.
"The way we have treated the planet with our reckless burning of fossil fuel and coal mines — you know all about that in Australia, and how it is heating up the planet," Dr Goodall said…..
She said the global community should have been treating climate change long ago as if it was a pandemic "because it's actually far more devastating in terms of loss of life and people being driven from countries simply because the habitat is so inhospitable".
"So why haven't we been? Why haven't we been treating climate change as the disaster it is?" Dr Goodall said.
"You only have to look around at some of the political leaders in different countries to understand why. Because people don't want to think about making the changes necessary because it would impact their success in business."
But Dr Goodall said there is reason to hope with the way leaders and communities are working together to fight coronavirus — evidence of what humanity is capable of.
Maybe it has taken something like this COVID-19 to wake us up and realise you can't eat money," she said.
"If we go on destroying nature in this way, go on disrespecting the other beings whom we share this planet, it's a downward trajectory.
"So hopefully this [coronavirus response], which is affecting the whole world, will give us the jolt we seem to need to start behaving and thinking in a different way"…… https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-11/jane-goodall-says-disregard-for-nature-has-brought-coronavirus/12142246
September 11, 2021 - Posted by	Christina Macpherson | Uncategorized


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Q: C# - Need help connecting to IPEndPoint Ok, I am trying to use the System.Net.Sockets part of the .Net Framework 4 to connect to an IPEndPoint.
First I declare the IP address as a variable like so
IPAddress myIpAddress = IPAddress.Parse("10.10.15.200");

Then I declare my IP endpoint as a variable like so:
IPEndPoint ip = new IPEndPoint(myIpAddress, 5001);

Then I try and bind to this socket, like so:
socket.Bind(ip);

The response I get is as follows:

The requested address is not valid in its context.

However this is not the case. The IP address exists and is currently active. The IP address in question is a VOIP phone on a SIP trunk.
Thanks in advance.
John

A: Bind is used to associate to a local address and port and is where the packets will be marked as coming from. You need to use Connect instead.

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My heart is breaking. It is aching and heavy. I am conflicted, concerned and often times discouraged.
Because I am watching the destruction of my country. The destruction of a country that I love with all my heart. We are bombarded from all fronts by those who try to explain why it is happening and who caused it. While political parties and other factions point fingers at each other in blame and the media gives only the story they deem to be important – there is only one reason why we are where we are.
We have turned our backs on the one true God.
As a nation, we have rejected the God that created us; the God that blessed us with our nation, our freedom, our rights – everything. The solution is not to be found in an election, legislation, a court decision or a political party. God gave us the solution and though it seems unlikely that the answer could be so simple – it truly is.
So what does it mean? Does it mean that we should not care about elections, candidates, legislation, court decisions or the actions of our government? Does it mean that we (especially Christians) should simply isolate ourselves from all of this "worldly" stuff?
To me, this is a multi-faceted question. It is a question that lingers with me every second of every day. Though I am not a biblical scholar, a theologian, or even a college graduate for that matter – I will attempt to answer these questions from my point of view; from the point of view of someone who isn't special compared to anyone else. I am simply a woman who discovered her love and passion for Christ and country almost simultaneously – and I do not believe it was coincidental. My next several posts will be on this subject.
I look forward to reading your thoughts on this, our world is heading the exact way Jesus predicted, although his prediction doesn't help ease the heaviness of heart.
You are absolutely right about the cause of our once-great country's ails.
Even in the days of old, when the Israelites couldn't manage to keep things together without constant attention from a strong and righteous leader, and even then, idol-worship ran riot (sound familiar?), there was never the kind of atheism and God-hatred as there is now. Even the worst of the bunch, like the Philistines, Amalekites, and other Canaanites, were willing to acknowledge God's power when they saw it. Now, we are too prideful, too wicked, and too blind to know God when we see Him, and worse, we mock Him for it when we don't! Most of us place our faith in the arm of man, not the Arm of God, and we're starting to pay the price.
All civilizations wax and wane through the "pride cycle": When a people are righteous they are blessed by God, and they prosper and grow wealthy. They begin to take pride in their wealth, and like a pig under an acorn tree, they stop bothering to look up to see where the acorns are coming from, and become ungrateful. Due to their ingratitude and increasing pride and wickedness, God withdraws His hand, and soon, the wicked destroy themselves, leaving only a few wretched and wounded behind…and the process starts again. Only through humility, repentance, and love for one's neighbor, will we again find ourselves in God's good graces. Are we really going to wait until we hit rock-bottom before we humble ourselves and repent in order to restart the process? I fear we are.
A couple of years ago, I realized that, in fact, we have the government that we so richly deserve. Governments generally mirror the spiritual health of its people. Slaves need masters. If we humble ourselves as God commands and do what we're supposed to do, first forgiveness and then, eventually, prosperity will follow. Otherwise, we're doomed.
If you haven't already (or haven't recently), try giving 1 Samuel 8 a read…I think you'll find it very relevant.
I, too, look forward to reading what you have next!
Great insight Susan!! I will read 1 Samuel 8 this morning. Thanks for sharing and for the feedback!


Make it 3-D! Add luster and dimension to your stamped designs with Stampendous' Amethyst Embossing Powder. Just stamp your design and sprinkle the embossing powder over the wet ink. Heat the powder with an embossing heat tool (link), leaving a solid, raised surface! We also love this red powder mixed with Clear Deep Impression Embossing Powder (link). 1/2 oz. jar.
This powder heats to a beautiful, pearly sheen. I just love the way the pearl/metallic effect is different from any other powders I've tried. And such an elegant, unusual color. I must track down all the powders in this series.
This reminds me of a vintage Victorian Christmas. Love it!
I am a big fan of embossing power. I did not have garnet. After trying it, I loved the color and have no regrets.
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Professional Liability Insurance is insurance that offers protection from claims that arise from negligence, errors and omissions, or malpractice from professional services or products offered to clients. The insurance helps covers the defense cost in the event a client decides to make a negligence claim against the professional or company.
Depending on the profession, such as with medical or legal professions, professional liability is also known as malpractice insurance or errors and omissions (E&O) insurance. Professions such as accounting, construction, financial services, transportation, and even some charities and non profits will usually purchase professional liability insurance to protect them and their company.


An exciting time is approaching for COSMOS as we prepare to launch the study's first follow-up questionnaire. Soon, three thousand randomly selected participants will be asked to take part in the pilot follow-up questionnaire. A few months later, the rest of the cohort will be invited to participate in the questionnaire. Keep an eye out for more information from COSMOS – watch this space!
As you may have noticed, the entire COSMOS website has now been revamped! The online home of the study now looks modern, sleek and new. We have also redesigned the site so it is easier to navigate, and information is easier to find. Finally, there is also brand new content across the site. Why not explore now and let us know what you think?
The team have produced a new paper reporting on the most important part of the study: Our participants. Published in November 2015, the paper explores the formation and make-up of the cohort in detail, including statistics on location, gender, ethnicity, obesity, health and well-being and mobile phone usage. The paper describes the study's aims and research methods, including the scope of the data collected and the importance of data linkage to routine health registry records and network operator mobile phone use data.
The first UK COSMOS paper was published in July 2015 and is now available to read online. Based on our own experiences of the UK COSMOS cohort, this paper sets out the do's and don'ts for today's cohort studies and provides a guide on how best to take advantage of new technologies and innovative methods to simplify logistics and minimise costs.
If you're interested in how the study was created, this paper is a must-read. Following the inception of the study, it explores some of the challenges faced in establishing a cohort from scratch, including how to balance the need to maximise recruitment in the setting of time and budgetary constraints.
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Life shouldn't that complicated, but we tend to make it more difficult. Whether it's cleaning the kitchen, setting goals, or forgiving others, here are seven ways to get you back on track.
House cleaning should not have to be such a burden that you avoid it. As a habitual procrastinator, this has worked for me. Start in one room like the kitchen, since this usually sees the most traffic. No one likes cleaning floors. If you have lamented floors, the HAAN VersaSteam BS10 is easy to use to disinfect floors and remove grime for an easy clean.
Stop caring about what others want and think. Do you want freedom? Then stop worrying about people say or do. People will judge you anyway so you might as well accept it and be free.
Sometimes taking risks is a good thing as being comfortable allows for complacency. Star taking risks in small things like asking for more responsibility at work, or creating a place to be more creative like taking an art class.
Accept that nothing in life is perfect. Once you learn to accept this, you take a huge burden off and can enjoy a less complicated life.
Stop complaining and command your day.Get organized the night before instead of hassling with lunches, outfits, and rushing through the morning.
Write out tasks and goals to become more organized. It will make a big difference in how you function and make life less hectic.


I see each class from pre-school to 3rd grade at least once a week, sometimes twice depending on our new 6 day color rotation. I have 4-6th grades depending on what quarter they take the library media skills class, every other day alternating. 6th and 7th graders also get the opportunity to have open library after lunch. If you have any questions please feel free to call the school or e-mail me! The library is a safe space for all students to learn, explore and research. I will continue to work to make the library a better place so students get the most out of all the resources in it!


Cisco has issued a critical update for its Video Surveillance Manager (VSM) appliance to fix a default passwords vulnerability.
If exploited the vulnerability could allow an unauthenticated user to log in using the root account, which has default, static user credentials allowing the attacker to execute arbitrary commands as the root user,. Cisco reported. The issue has been patched with VSM version 7.12, which can be downloaded here.


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Johnson Memorial Library116 W. High St., Hicksville, Ohio
13feb6:00 p.m.6:45 p.m.Kids BINGO
Grades K-12 are invited to Johnson Memorial Library on the second Monday of the month (Jan. 9, Feb. 13, March 13, April 10, May 8) from 6:00-6:45 PM for Kids
Grades K-12 are invited to Johnson Memorial Library on the second Monday of the month (Jan. 9, Feb. 13, March 13, April 10, May 8) from 6:00-6:45 PM for Kids BINGO! No registration required. February's game will be a special, Valentine's Day edition!
(Monday) 6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
116 W. High St., Hicksville, Ohio
Future Event Times in this Repeating Event Series
march 13, 2023 6:00 p.m.april 10, 2023 6:00 p.m.may 8, 2023 6:00 p.m.
28feb4:00 p.m.5:30 p.m.Lego Club (JML)
Grades K-12 are invited to visit Johnson Memorial Library on the fourth Tuesday of the month (1/24, 2/28, 3/28, 4/25, & 5/23) from 4:00-5:30 p.m. for Lego Club. No registration
Grades K-12 are invited to visit Johnson Memorial Library on the fourth Tuesday of the month (1/24, 2/28, 3/28, 4/25, & 5/23) from 4:00-5:30 p.m. for Lego Club. No registration required.
January: Bridge-building challenge
February: Pyramid challenge
March: Pressure-proof structures
April: Lego MD
May: Amazing Mazes.
(Tuesday) 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
march 28, 2023 4:00 p.m.april 25, 2023 4:00 p.m.may 23, 2023 4:00 p.m.
13mar6:00 p.m.6:45 p.m.Kids BINGO
april 10, 2023 6:00 p.m.may 8, 2023 6:00 p.m.
28mar4:00 p.m.5:30 p.m.Lego Club (JML)
april 25, 2023 4:00 p.m.may 23, 2023 4:00 p.m.
01aprAll DayEarth Day Sensory Pollution Bins
Visit Hicksville's Johnson Memorial Library and help us clean up our construction site! Celebrate Earth Day all month long by sorting the trucks from the trash using our Earth Day
Visit Hicksville's Johnson Memorial Library and help us clean up our construction site! Celebrate Earth Day all month long by sorting the trucks from the trash using our Earth Day Sensory Pollution Bins. Learn how littering impacts our environment, and what we can do to help prevent trash pollution. Geared to grades K-12. (Bins will be out throughout the month of April during the library's open hours; stop in any time!)
10apr6:00 p.m.6:45 p.m.Kids BINGO
may 8, 2023 6:00 p.m.
11apr5:00 p.m.6:00 p.m.Charlie Cart: 1700s Johnnycakes
Registration is required! Please register using the form below. Join us at Johnson Memorial Library on April 11 from 5:00-6:00 PM as we use the Charlie Cart to prepare a
Registration is required! Please register using the form below.
Join us at Johnson Memorial Library on April 11 from 5:00-6:00 PM as we use the Charlie Cart to prepare a historically significant dish: Johnnycakes! As we cook, we'll also learn about the lives of laborers in the mid-1700s. Geared to kindergarten through 3rd grade. *Note: Parent or caregiver is responsible for ensuring child is not exposed to any allergens. DPLS is not liable for allergic reactions due to food-related programming.
Make sure to RSVP to this amazing event!
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19apr10:30 p.m.11:15 p.m.Charlie Cart Storytime
We're combining our Charlie Cart mobile kitchen with Storytime, for a uniquely delicious learning experience! From April 19-May 24, join us every Wednesday from 10:30-11:15 a.m. in the Community Room
We're combining our Charlie Cart mobile kitchen with Storytime, for a uniquely delicious learning experience! From April 19-May 24, join us every Wednesday from 10:30-11:15 a.m. in the Community Room at Johnson Memorial Library (Hicksville) for Charlie Cart Storytime. Geared to ages 0-6. No registration required! *Please note, the accompanying parent or caregiver is responsible for ensuring children are not exposed to any foods that may cause an allergic reaction. DPLS is not liable for allergic reactions resulting from food-related programming.
April 19th – Measuring Madness
April 26th – I Can Make Butter
May 3rd – Citrus Tasting
May 10th – Cookie Cutter Toast Stamping
May 17th – Tangy Mango Tango
May 24th – Avocado Toast
(Wednesday) 10:30 p.m. - 11:15 p.m.
april 26, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 3, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 10, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 17, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 24, 2023 10:30 p.m.
25apr4:00 p.m.5:30 p.m.Lego Club (JML)
may 23, 2023 4:00 p.m.
may 3, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 10, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 17, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 24, 2023 10:30 p.m.
03may10:30 p.m.11:15 p.m.Charlie Cart Storytime
may 10, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 17, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 24, 2023 10:30 p.m.
08may6:00 p.m.6:45 p.m.Kids BINGO
may 17, 2023 10:30 p.m.may 24, 2023 10:30 p.m.
may 24, 2023 10:30 p.m.
23may4:00 p.m.5:30 p.m.Lego Club (JML)


Athletic Scholarships - Based on athletic ability in men's/women basketball, men/women cross country track, and women's volleyball. Amount varies.
Talent-Based Awards - Based on individual talent in theater, music and art. Amount varies.


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BRISBANE'S Tom Rockliff has nominated Port Adelaide as his club of choice from 2018 onwards.
This was confirmed by Port Adelaide's General Manager of Football Chris Davies on AFL Trade Radio on Wednesday morning.
Davies said the Power's list manager Jason Cripps received word from Rockliff's management on Tuesday evening.
"I got [confirmation Tom Rockliff was coming] from our list manager late yesterday," Davies said.
"We're pleased Tom has shown a willingness to come to our footy club. Now it's up to us to work with his management.
"We think Tom can add to a pretty strong midfield already. We're rapt we're in this position."
Rockliff, 27, is a former Brisbane captain and restricted free agent.
This means while he can nominate Port Adelaide as his club-of-choice for 2018, the Lions will have an opportunity to match any offer put forward from the Power to retain him.


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Q: Archive fails with error archive Unable to read GoogleService-Info.plist at path Xcode 10.1 It's the first time I go through the process of archiving my app and myy problem is that when I build the projects it builds fine, it runs fine both on simulator than physical iPad, but when I do choose Archive it fails with the error message Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code 31merror: Unable to read GoogleService-Info.plist at path.
Following other posts here on SO, I made sure that in Build Phases/Copy Bundle Resources GoogleService-Info.plistis present. I also checked that GoogleService-Info.plist Target Membership is correctly selected.
I tried to delete, throw it into trash and re-add it to the project by drag and drop. I restarted Xcode but nothing solved it.
Any ideas on what else I should have a look at?
Could it be related to my developer's certificate?
As always many thanks.
UPDATE:
I tried uninstalling the pods and reinstalling them but with no changes.
I downloaded again the GoogleService-Info.plistfrom Firebase but also that didn't make a difference.
Update 2:
I deleted the firebase app and recreated one.
Re-downloaded the GoogleService-Info.plistand it's working ok..both on iPad and simulator.
but still archive fails not been able to read the GoogleService-Info.plist..
I'm actually deploying for iOS 9.3 and up..can it have something to do with it?

A: After a few days of comparing this app with the other one, part of the same bundle, that Archives without a problem, I finally found the problem: A second Fabric script ..that should be used for Answers which was giving me problems and I just put aside using for the moment. I forgot to delete the script for it.
Now that I think about the script could be well be the reason for Answersnot to be working ..time to investigate it ..
Well.. hopefully this will be of help to others..
The incriminated script:
"${PODS_ROOT}/Fabric/upload-symbols" -gsp "${PROJECT_DIR}/GoogleService-Info.plist" -p ios "${DWARF_DSYM_FOLDER_PATH}/${DWARF_DSYM_FILE_NAME}"

A: In my case, the very same error message "Unable to read GoogleService-Info.plist at path [...]" was happening during a simple build, and in my case, that was because my build path had a space in its name like "username/path/to/build/Blabla v0.0/GoogleService-Info.plist".
The executed command in Fabric didn't liked it and was unable to find the file GoogleService-Info.plist.


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Full Day: Bargello; Migrating Geese; Star of Bethlehem; Kentucky Moonshine (Modern Moon Over the Mountain); Double Irish Chain; Japanese Lanterns (Courthouse Steps); Star Log Cabin; Bits and Pieces; Winter Star; Hexagon Star.
Demonstrations: String Quilted Vest; Braided Belt; Ditty Tote Bag; Flying Geese-Lickety Split; 3-D Bow Ties (and Geese, wedges, Pockets, Flaps or Points); The Quilting Stitch; Pleated Log Cabin.


In the study, 16 people listened to an audiobook written by Professor Iiro Jääskeläinen inside an fMRI device. After this, the same people listened to the story again in sections lasting between three and five seconds, and listed the words that came to their mind while they were listening.
For example, the line "went toward the bedroom door" may, to some people, bring to mind a door handle, walking and a bedroom, while another person may recall a television, home and their favourite TV series. The visual images may also be different.
"Instead of focusing on individual statements, the study examined immersion, or similarity in brain activity, in relation to the entire story," Jääskeläinen says.
Word lists produced by the research subjects were assessed using a semantic tree and latent semantic analysis. In a semantic tree, dots represent concepts and arcs portray the relationships between concepts. For example, the words "dog," "canine" and "spaniel" are close to each other in the tree, while "dog" and "submarine" are far apart. On the basis of this, estimations were made on how far the research subjects' word lists were from each other.
Scientists discovered that similar words in the list predicted similarities in the test subjects' brain activity, particularly in the area between the temporal and parietal lobe, which is important in language processing, and the visual cortex.
"In the future, it will be interesting to see if this is caused by, for instance, cultural or personality differences," Iiro Jääskeläinen says.


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2015 Golden Globes Nominations: The Complete List!
The 2015 Golden Globes nominations are in and we already can't wait for the awards ceremony! Comedic duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are returning to host the Globes for the third straight year, which is awesome if you like awesome things. But enough of that, let's get down to the list of nominees!
'Birdman' led the movies with 7 total nominations and 'Fargo' led the TV mentions with 5. Noticeable snubs include Oscar hopefuls 'Unbroken' and 'American Sniper', both of which were shut out completely. Being these are the Golden Globes, which are always unpredictable at best, there are certainly some surprises including Jennifer Aniston getting nominated for Best Actress for her performance in 'Cake' and the little seen UK film, 'Pride', getting a nomination for Best Picture, Comedy.
On the TV side, it was a welcome break from the repetitive Emmy nominations (no 'Modern Family'!) with many new shows being recognized including 'Fargo', 'Jane the Virgin' and 'Transparent'. Oddly, 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' which was a surprise win last year for Best Comedy, wasn't even nominated this year (though most would argue that the show actually improved over its second season).
Kate Beckinsale, Peter Krause, Jeremy Piven and Paula Patton joined the Hollywood Foreign Press Association to announce the 2015 Golden Globes nominations.
The 2015 Golden Globes awards ceremony will be be broadcast live on Sunday, January 11, 2015 at 5 p.m. PST/8 p.m. EST on NBC. Until then, check out the list of nominations below as they are announced.
Source: 2015 Golden Globes Nominations: The Complete List!


First of all, I want to excuse to get a little bit annoying, but this rewrite is driving me crazy.
Especially point 4 was a bad assumption, because some important properties like checked, selected etc. do not reflect each other. Although, I have seen the code before and noticed, that jQuery users should be able to use attr to modfiy the checked-attribute, I haven't realized, that this will fail. But what I have realized, is that I won't use attr for my own, because prop is much more logic here.
We don't draw a clear line between the two types of attributes, anymore. We try to fix our bad assumptions: $.attr should be used for boolean dom-properties (WTF???).
All those boolean attributes should be now usable with $.attr, because they do manipulate both, the content and the dom-property.
Looking into this list is hard, a) because you can not treat all those attributes the same and b) because you show, that you don't want to make a clear break here.
2. pure DOM-properties are in this list: i.e.: defaultChecked, indeterminate etc.
Sorry, this is hard to belief. You implement a $.prop-method to distinguish and now you say, that developers should get/set pure dom-properties using $.attr. Additionally the new $.attr will create invalid content attributes in those cases. You should not set the content attribute indeterminate for example.
3. pure contentattributes are treated like boolean idl attributes: formnovalidate,nohref etc.
Per spec they don't have an idl attribute and either they are undefined or they have a value, now they are treated as idl attributes using attr.
Everything, what I want to say: Either you revert your changes and have one method that trys to deal with different attribute styles or you should have the nutts to implement two methods, which do what the specification says and not what your assumption was.
Most people seem to be confused, because they should use $.attr to set checked and use $.prop to get checked. You should have sayed, due to our new alignment you can use prop to get and set checked, disabled, value etc., which is already true and works cross-browser.
I did that commit and I absolutely agree with you. I've been making that same argument, but users come first and there have been too many complaints, mostly concerning boolean attributes. That regex is still under review though and will probably get reduced to the ones we really need to take care of. I plan on testing every boolean attribute in the w3c spec and how they really should be set. There are also enumerated attributes that should not be treated like booleans, which brought about the regex. Nevertheless, we will never actually recommend attr usage for any DOM property, but it has been argued that it needs to be phased out slower.
Yeah, boolean attributes are most common idl attributes (beside 'value', 'selectedIndex'), used with good old attr.
would return in IE undefined, if required wasn't set with jquery (for example initially in the html), because there is no idl.
This is also true for pure boolean content attributes without idl even in supporting browsers.
It already was clear, that this change will get a lot haters. Because it changes the philosophy of how jquery handles attributes and people needs to get used to it + some need to understand the difference. Old jquery has made everything automatically and therefore somehow easy.
Although, it is hard, make a clear cut. It is more a discussion/communication and education problem, than an API-problem. Plugins can be fixed. (Did Scott or Jörn from the jQuery UI team said something).
It's very sad, that 1.6 prop/attr hadn't a good start, due to this bad assumption (-> misleading information regarding checked in the blogpost) + some other hard bugs (bad propFix).
Nevertheless, we will never actually recommend attr usage for any DOM property, but it has been argued that it needs to be phased out slower.
Does this mean jQuery 1.6 documentation will recommend using prop for checked, selected, value, (disabled) etc. and it is officially deprecated to use those attributes with attr?
That is a good point. We should make it consistent so that it continues to return undefined in IE. For now, I think the fix would be to check if the IDL is present before setting it, and remove boolean attributes from the regex which are purely IDL. Eventually, I'd like to remove setting the IDL entirely as you do.
For checked, selected, disabled yes. For value, .val() is still the preferred method as there are other quirks when retrieving value on form elements. We should update the docs accordingly. Thank you!
I really do like the clean division that we created with 1.6 between .prop() and .attr() because we're no longer trying to hide things that we could never successfully hide from the caller anyway. The rewrite also makes the code faster, which is another bonus. It doesn't help that browsers and versions of HTML are not consistent on these attribute/property issues. That's how we got into the mess.
The main perspective I want to raise here is as an advocate for average users who download 1.6 and try to upgrade. If the stats are to be believed, we have nearly half the top 10,000 sites on the Internet using jQuery now. So when we break something significant between two versions, that is going to cause a lot of anguish. We have a responsibility to think not only of what is cool to do and best code-wise, but what will make users happy. Or at least, what will make users less angry and stressed.
Starting with 1.6 we should be urging everyone to use .prop() for getting properties like checked because it's the right thing to do. But it doesn't mean we also have to immediately break a lot of existing code in the name of design purity. The 1.6.1 changes are a reasonable compromise IMO. To be honest, I think that if all we did was put in a compat shim for critical ones like checked, disabled, and readonly we would fix 90% of the back-compat issues.
And info (if I may call you info, rather than by your property name corrupt_system) to your point about education, we can probably get people to "like" the change by pointing out that it is much faster to say this.checked than to use any jQuery methods like $(this).attr("checked") or $(this).is(":checked"). As long as there are not cross-browser issues, people should use DOM properties directly. That's why this is a DOM element in the first place.
Although this might spread the knowledge about idl and content attributes in the jquery community and removes inconsistency regarding href, src... I have problems, to like this solution. $.attr was mostly fine in its decission, what to use. $.prop could be very confusing for a lot of people + can break a lot of code.
Wouldn't it be better, if you would introduce two new methods 1. $.prop and 2. $.htmlAttr and leave attr, how it was designed?
jQuery is open source and code changes are watched by 7,300 people. There was a RC build for jQuery 1.6. Mostly noone has looked into the code changes. And as jQuery 1.6 final comes out, people start to complain just minutes after release. This makes me very sad. It means most people only want to get something awsome, but don't want to make something awsome.
It was clear, that this change will a) break code, b) confuse people and c) produce haters (but also some "lovers"). And this is why,I sayed: Post about this change as soon as possible, to get the community on board and start a wide discussion.
and this is a little bit too much + produces errors. As I said in the beginning here. Attributes like novalidate, noresize etc. are pure content-attributes and there is no IDL, which means that the current code will fail in those cases.
$("hr").attr("noshade"); //returns undefined instead of "noshade"
I would suggest to keep exception as minimal as possible and this is the list, which needs special treatment.
Anyway, yes I see the point. I also see this as a problem with our current implementation as well as any implementation we've done so far. It seems the battle for consistent return values cannot be won.
Right now, the best way I see to handle it is to check for the property's existence in the boolHook before setting the corresponding property of an html5 attribute (so that return values stay the same in IE but the content attributes are set properly). As for the attributes with no IDL in any browser, we'll have to leave those out of the regex and leave it to the user as we've always done. Does this make sense?


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