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Q: jScrollPane isn't working I am trying to use jScrollPane, the original scrollbar disappearing  and it is not working!
I already used it in another site about a month ago, and it worked well. The single problam was: The mouse wheel was not worked(Thats my second problem).
Code:
<link type="text/css" href="jScrollPane/jquery.jscrollpane.css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jScrollPane/jquery.mousewheel.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jScrollPane/jquery.jscrollpane.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jScrollPane/mwheelIntent.js"></script>

<script type="text/javascript">
$(function(){ $("#body").jScrollPane(); });
</script>
</head>
<body id="body">

A: I'm working on this same issue and have discovered a couple of things.  I agree that you should use a newer version of jQuery.  If you use 1.8.2, it will work.  However, if you use 1.9.1, you will need to get rid of mWheelIntent.js as there is some issue with it and 1.9.1.  Hope this helps someone!

A: The plugin needs to interact with the css file which contains basic styling of the scroll pane elements. The window.load method, loads all the assets of the page before of running the initialization script. I have used jQuery 1.9.1 for this case.
$(window).load(function(){
  $(".scroll-pane").jScrollPane();
});

I hope this helps. Best regards

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AMS remembers the beginnings of meteorology and the personalities, including many MIT academic luminaries, who made seminal contributions, shaping the field into its present form.
Read this story at AMS.
"Over the past 100 years, the international science community including government weather services, the proliferation of environmental observations, improved scientific understanding, growth of technology, and the media have together radically transformed weather forecasting into an effective, global and regional environmental prediction capability," write researchers commemorating the centennial of the American Meteorological Society's establishment. They trace the "evolution of forecasting starting in 1919 over four eras separated by breakpoints at 1939, 1956, and 1985. The current state of forecasting could not have been achieved without essential collaboration within and among countries in pursuing the common weather and earth-system prediction challenge."
MIT played a significant role in pushing the fields of meteorology, weather forecasting and climate research and training forward. Carl-Gustaf Rossby, Jule Charney, Edward Lorenz, Sverre Petterssen, and Norman Phillips were a handful of personalities who laid the foundations for forecasting today.


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Unknown | Chad and Sudan
A hint more hope
A peace deal could help Darfur
Feb 23rd 2010 |
CHAD and Sudan have been fighting across their 600km (370-mile) border for six long years. Yet in the past month relations between the two countries have suddenly started to improve. The Chadian president, Idriss Déby, paid a surprise visit to Khartoum in early February to be embraced by his Sudanese opposite number, Omar al-Bashir, sealing a truce between the two countries.
Whether this leads to lasting peace is another matter. This is at least their fourth pact since 2004. The previous one, made in Qatar last year, fell apart after just two days. Yet there are reasons to think that this time might be different.
Unlike previous efforts, the latest agreement is the result of domestic logic, not outside pressure. Both presidents could do with a peace deal for their own survival. Mr Bashir faces a south anxious for independence, an election in April and conflict in the western region of Darfur that borders on Chad. He is also wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes. Making peace with Chad might improve his standing with the West and with his own people.
Mr Déby also faces elections, and is under pressure from America and France, his main foreign backers, to ensure that voting at least looks fair and peaceful. Money matters too. With lower oil prices, Chad can ill afford the war against its Sudanese-backed rebels.
Chad has, in its turn, backed rebel groups in Darfur as proxy fighters against Mr Bashir's government. So peace between Sudan and Chad should help resolve the seven-year-old conflict in Darfur. Despite a recent spike in violence in the region, negotiations continue in Doha between the rebel factions and the Sudanese government.
Peace in Darfur looked a little more likely on February 20th with the agreement of a ceasefire between one of the main Darfur rebel groups, the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), and the government of Sudan. The deal includes the prospect of further talks on wealth-sharing as well as the possibility of political representation for JEM in Mr Bashir's government in Khartoum. The government has promised to release scores of JEM prisoners that it holds, including the half-brother of Khalil Ibrahim, the JEM leader.
As JEM is the most heavily armed and organised of the numerous Darfur rebel groups, their declaration of a ceasefire can only be good new for the region. However, it is unlikely that this deal alone will lead to a wider peace in a region in which about 300,000 people have died as a result of a conflict that began between the rebels and the government in 2003. Significantly, the other most important rebel group, the Sudan Liberation Army faction led by Abdul Wahid al-Nur, has condemned the JEM agreement and still refuses to negotiate with Mr Bashir's government at all. Furthermore, a breakaway faction of JEM has also attacked the accord, saying that it will only undermine attempts to unite the various rebel groups in their negotiations with the government.
JEM is mainly composed of fighters from the Zaghawa, the same ethnic group as Mr Déby. The rebel group also has a strong Islamist agenda. Many of it leaders were acolytes of Hassan al-Turabi, one of the leaders of the 1989 coup that brought Mr Bashir to power, and who is now a leading opposition politician. It is also possible the JEM ceasefire thus reflects a rapprochement between Mr Turabi and his allies-turned-opponents in the government ahead of national elections in April.
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Trial delayed again for suspect in death of football player
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A trial has been delayed for the second time for the suspect in the shooting death of a former Washburn University football player and the wounding of another player who went on to play for the New York Giants.
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that 19-year-old Francisco A. "Franky" Mendez was scheduled to be tried Oct. 26 in the April 2019 death of Dwane Simmons and the wounding of Corey Ballentine.
Shawnee County District Judge Cheryl Rios granted Mendez a continuance in the case while scheduling a status conference to take place Nov. 12.
Mendez was charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder after the April 28 shooting in Topeka.
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Garden City police asking for the public's help in mail theft case
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GARDEN CITY, Kan. (KSNW) - The Garden City Police Department announced Tuesday that they are asking for the public's help with a mail theft incident that took place the morning of Jan. 14.
According to Garden City police, around 10:30 a.m. on January 14, officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of E. Laurel in reference to an auto burglary. Upon arrival, they met with a mail carrier for the United States Postal Service.
Wichita man charged with first-degree murder in cousin's death
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) - Jason Payne, 39, arrested in the death of 34-year-old Michael Montgomery in the 900 block of North Oliver last Wednesday was charged with first-degree murder in a Sedgwick County on Tuesday.
Around 5:40 a.m. Wednesday, a citizen called 911 about a man lying face down in the middle of the street at 13th and Oliver. Upon arrival, officers found Payne in need of medical help. He was taken to the hospital where he was treated and then released.
Southeast Kansas man arrested after body found
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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Kan. (KSNW) - The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Crawford County Sheriff's Office said a 37-year-old Arcadia man has been arrested in a suspicious death investigation.
On Jan. 13, at approximately 11:55 p.m., deputies from the Crawford County Sheriff's Office received a tip indicating that a body could be located at 111 S. Kansas in Arcadia. Deputies went to the address and made contact with Nicholas Adam Carrillo. Carrillo gave permission for them to look around the property. When searching, deputies discovered a man who died in the backyard. Carrillo fled from the area on foot.
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Tracy O. - Vice President, Deputy General Counsel
Tuesday, April 6, 2021 | Groupon Careers
Title: VP, Deputy General Counsel, Global Litigation, Employment and Compliance
Joined: 2019
Preferred Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Chicago native, Tracy O'Flaherty, tells us about her role as VP, Deputy General Counsel, how her team is staying connected as we continue to work remote, and which pre-Covid activity she can't wait to get back to!
Tell us a little about your role and your team.
I am the Vice President, Deputy General Counsel of Groupon heading the global litigation, compliance, regulatory, employment and security functions of the company. My team is composed of a wonderful group of lawyers and non-lawyers here in Chicago and London and they are the most dedicated team I could hope to lead.
Before getting into things, how has your day-to-day changed in light of Covid-19?
Candidly, we've never been as busy as this year of Covid. My team and I all jumped right in working remotely in order to drive the critical priorities of Groupon. On a positive note, it saved me a 1-2 hour commute to the office five days a week. On a not so positive note, I truly miss the in-person interactions with my team and other Groupon employees. Zoom can only go so far in terms of personal connections.
Where did you grow up and how did you get into Law?
I grew up in Palos on the Southwest Side of Chicago before I went to college at Boston University and law school at Villanova. I got into law because of my amazing mom, who raised me as a single parent and went back to college and law school while I was growing up. She instilled in me the value of a good education and advanced degree while I was young and let me know that if law wasn't my passion, the critical thinking skills I would gain from law school could be applied to any profession. Upon graduation, I worked as outside counsel in several firms before becoming a partner at Winston & Strawn in Chicago. I am honestly a very loyal person and didn't envision leaving law firm life, but my Mom encouraged me to explore in-house roles. I was recruited to join Baxter Healthcare where I stayed for almost 12 years and found the old adage "Your mother is always right" to be apt — I loved being in-house counsel to a company because I was part of a team that helped drive business forward in a compliant and strategic manner. When I left Baxter, I joined Groupon and it was a great decision. We have a top notch, collaborative team and I am grateful for the friends I have made and experiences I have had to date.
What has been your proudest moment so far at Groupon?
In addition to driving some great outcomes in legal matters, I would have to say my proudest moment is seeing Groupon move in a more proactive and positive direction on Diversity, Inclusion and Equity. The day that we did the George Floyd forum where employees were able to share their feelings and thoughts about that tragedy (and many others) was so powerful. Not a lot of companies would do something so bold as to have an open forum like this. It was something that I will remember forever and made me very proud to work at Groupon. That work continues in so many different ways — in recruiting, talent development, minority merchant development and through our LISTEN, LEARN, SUPPORT and MOBILIZE forums that continue to drive programming that is meaningful to all our employees. It is a privilege to be the Executive Sponsor of the LEARN group, who has created a monthly newsletter and put on programming such as movie forums for "13th" and "Selma," which educated employees on historical racism that continues to this day.
How are you staying connected with your team as we're all working remote?
That is something that I really value and in the absence of live meetings together at the office, we have reverted to weekly meetings with our entire team on Zoom. In addition, we have tried to add "fun" events that are not work-related to keep our spirits up and just unwind. We've had several game nights, and Kevin McCormick on my team has introduced us to Jackbox.tv. We're also doing a virtual escape room soon (I hope they won't lock me in and all find their way out), and we've ordered dinner through Door Dash as a group to try and stay connected.
What is the best piece of advice you've ever been given?
When I had my second son, I was still working at Winston as outside counsel. I had a 2.5 year old (older son), and when I was on maternity leave, I had the typical mother "guilt" feelings of returning to work. I spoke with other women friends at Winston ("my tribe") and one woman said to me: "You have to go back to work. You have two boys and they have to see a strong mother who is smart and independent in her own right. Whatever your boys may lose in terms of time with you while you are at work, they will gain from seeing you succeed in your own right." It gave me the boost I needed to value my career and my children. Now that my boys are 18 and 16, they do value my work and my career. When I had a brief stint of not working between Baxter and Groupon, they told me: "Mom please don't become one of those stay at home moms who is volunteering at the school and getting into everyone's business and wearing Lululemons everyday. You are going to go back to work, aren't you?!" Said like true teenagers, but I found it comforting that they saw the value in my work outside of the home.
At the Rink!
My Sons
Mom and I
My Husband and I
My Tribe of Women
How has your experience in other roles helped you in your current position?
As a leader of highly talented individuals, one experience that has really helped me is my work at WOMN LLC, which is a 12-month mentoring program in Chicago that helps women in law firms achieve professional and personal success through learning skills requisite to their roles as outside counsel. We focus on areas such as networking, branding, communication skills, and getting over career roadblocks (e.g., imposter syndrome, inequity, confidence building). To me, leading a team is all about ensuring they are positioned for current and future success, with both the hard-skills and soft-skills necessary to be a true leader. I work a lot with my team on the "soft-skills" and development, and leading WOMN LLC has made me more adept at this.
What's the first career you dreamed of having as a kid?
My mother tells me that when I was two, I told her I wanted to be a "seeing eye dog!" That probably foreshadows the fact that I now have five dows and a cat thrown in for good measure. As I grew older, I wanted to be a teacher, and in a way, I think every good leader has the skills of a great teacher, as teaching is all about bringing out the best in every student.
Favorite pre-Covid activity you can't wait to get back to?
For my birthday last year, my husband got me tickets to see the Guns n Roses and Bon Jovi. Both were cancelled and I cannot wait to go, as rescheduled. I miss almost any concert at Wrigley Field, Soldiers Field or Ravinia. Nothing like a great night of music with friends.
What do you love about your job?
I love the constant diversity of issues we face at Groupon, which enables us to strategically and creatively drive solutions to propel the business forward. But most of all, I love my team and the dedication they show to doing a great job day after day. They inspire me to be a strong leader and to help them develop and achieve their goals.
What is one non-work activity or hobby that you're into? How did you get into it?
I am a huge sports fan, both watching and playing (e.g., hockey, football, March Madness basketball, tennis). My favorite is paddle tennis as it keeps me active during cold Chicago winters, but lately most of my time is spent watching my two sons play hockey. My older son plays for his high school's varsity team, and my younger son plays for a club team. My older son hopes to play club hockey next year at college and my younger son is hoping to play professionally someday. Most of my free time the past fifteen years has been dedicated to driving to/from practices and watching their games. I find it to be so exciting to watch my boys do something they truly love.
Rapid Fire Questions
"There's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other out!" – Madeleine Albright
Eat in or dine out?
Dine out. I'm sick of cooking!
Morning person or night owl?
Consummate NIGHT OWL!
Favorite city you have visited?
The entire Amalfi Coast or Barcelona
#1 on your bucket list:
An African Safari with my family and friends
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What makes Groupon such a special place to work? All of the people you'll meet here!
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Lorna J. - Vice President, Global HRIS and HR Operations
Lorna reminds us every day why you can't spell "HERO" without "HR."
Martha S. - Vice President, Global Risk
If you're looking for an inspiring leader—or a workout buddy in California—Martha, VP of Global Risk, is your go-to.
Phani B. - Vice President, Software Engineering
Kumar is the perfect example of why Groupon's leadership stands out amongst other big tech companies. Learn about how he grew the India development center from its inception and continues to empower Groupon's millions of customers...


Procedural updates CityEngine and introduces new CityEngine STUDIO version – a cost-saving city modeling solution for small studios in architecture and entertainment.
Procedural Inc. today announced CityEngine 2010.2, the latest version of its groundbreaking software for the fast creation, visualization and analysis of smart 3D cities. The software is used by companies such as Pixar, Dreamworks, Prime Focus, Blizzard, THQ, Zaha Hadid, Foster+Partners, IBM, Microsoft, or Boeing, and was awarded Killer Technology by 3D World magazine.
Also, Procedural Inc. introduces CityEngine STUDIO for $1'695. The new version is suited for small studios in architecture and entertainment which want to realize the full potential of CityEngine or do not qualify for the low-priced CityEngine INDIE.


Bridge construction equipment is becoming increasingly more complex and sophisticated. With extensive illustrations, the book explores industry trends for every family of machines and their configurations for operations, loading, kinematics, launch and lock systems, performance, productivity and structure-equipment interaction. Each chapter also includes extensive coverage of deck fabrication.
Through numerous case studies, the book examines design and operational flaws, as identified by the author throughout his 31 years in the industry, describes the design and procurement of specialist equipment, and provides an outline of technical specifications for easy adaptation to specific cases.
Addressing the needs of bridge owners, architects and forensic, resident and construction engineers, as well as contractors, designers, manufacturers, inspectors, safety planners and bridge academics, Bridge Construction Equipment delivers guidance for the use of specialist mechanized equipment during each stage of the bridge construction process.


Tordenskjold decided to attack Gothenburg in the hope of destroying both the dockyard and the Swedish squadron. He had a considerable force, but one hardly sufficient for the work to be undertaken; his entire fleet consisted now of two 50-gun battleships, Laaland and Fyen, three frigates, Raae 30, Seridder 28, and Loss 26, two prams, one snow, nine galleys, two half-galleya, and fourteen armed boats.
In the evening of May 12th he left the Danish coast with all his ships except the frigates. Surprise was an essential element in his plan, and in this he failed. The Ark Noa 34, one of his best ships, did not reach Vinga, outside Gothenburg, till long after the rest of the squadron. Vosbein in the Seridder had been told off to tow her since her slow sailing was notorious, but pre- tending to misunderstand his orders he went off elsewhere and left the pram to do her best alone. Finally, when she did arrive the wind, previously favourable, shifted to the east, and an attack became impossible. Surprise was thus out of the question. The Swedes were on the alert and soon put the harbour into a state of defence. Two new batteries were thrown up, troops were stationed on shore, and the ships in port were moored in a line across the river.
14 boats and some more from the battleships.
At about 1.30 a.m. on May 14th the action began. The Danish vessels stationed themselves in a line across the channel with the prams at the southern end, and replied fiercely to the fire of the Swedish ships in front, the fortress of Ny Elfsborg in their rear, and the troops and batteries on their right flank. The smaller craft were put close under the northern shore and were not at first in action. For five hours the struggle went on, but at last Tordenskjold, seeing that he could make no impression on the Swedish defences took advantage of a lucky slant of wind from the north-east to withdraw. His losses were heavy; the casualties in the squadron were 52 killed and 79 wounded, and besides this two galleys were lost. One, the Louisa 7, sank at the northern end of the line early in the action, and the other, the Lucretia 13, went aground to the south on the way out, and was abandoned.
Both were re-floated by the Swedes later, The Ark Noa 34 also went aground during the retirement. She was well within range of Ny Elfsborg, and the Swedish galley Wrede 22 approached to board her, but a broadside drove off this foe, and soon after the pram got afloat with the help of a Danish galley. This was Tordenskjold's first failure. As a surprise the attack might have succeeded, but when once the Swedes were on the alert it was probably a mistake to attempt it. At any rate, it seems to have been foolish to leave the battleships out of action. It would, of course, have been risky to bring them into such difficult waters, but with so many oared craft there should have been no real danger of losing them, and their guns would certainly have been a valuable reinforcement.
For twelve days the Danish squadron remained in Elifve Fjord, outside Gothenburg, partly to blockade the port and partly to repair damages. Twelve prizes were taken, one a Dunkirk privateer chartered by the Swedish Government, and three other Swedish privateers. Further, a detachment from Tordenskjold's fleet entered Odensala, some twenty miles south of Gothenburg, destroyed the rope-walk there, and carried off several vessels laden with rope for the Swedish dockyards. About this time Vosbein in the Soridder 28 captured the Swedish frigate Island 30. This did much to appease Tordenskjold, and on Vosbein's sending him an apology and an appeal to stop the proceedings which had been instituted, he did so, and in fact recommended Vosbein so highly that his promotion to Commodore-Captain followed almost at once. The Island, which was probably a privateer, was found unsuitable for the Danish service, and was therefore sold in Norway.


Inspired by the lack of new technology in the construction business, a student at the University of Toronto designed a bricklaying robot that could help automatize masonry.
This technology could easily reduce costs, improve quality, and reduce the need for skilled labor.
Bricklaying is highly repetitive and physically exhaustive, therefore, it is logical to consider automatization for this process. Also, the lack of skilled workers is a problem confronted by many industrialized countries. Mason robots could build more quickly, more accurately and waste less material, eventually decreasing the whole cost of construction.
The project consists of a 1.7 m high robot, which can extend up to 3.0 m to build higher walls. Light enough to be carried by a single worker, it's dimensions allow it to easily move about the construction site and pass through doorways. It lays down the bricks at a rate of approximately 2400 bricks an hour, a huge efficiency leap from the 140 bricks per hour of an average worker. The bricklayer pumps mortar onto the wall through it's nozzles, then grips brick by brick, laying them down over the mortar layer. After each brick layer is complete, it automatically rises to the height of the next layer and starts the process all over again, laying all the layers of the wall until its completion.
A 1/4 scale model was built for feasibility and mechanism analysis and used for further optimization. As a prototypical technology, it is still under development and improvement, but with the predicted building boom and the decreasing availability of a skilled workforce, the construction industry can definitely profit from the automatization of the bricklaying process.
Do you think this could really be used on an everyday Construction site?


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More info on Insomniatic
Album information
Chart performance
Potential Breakup Song
Into the Rush
78violet
Acoustic Hearts of Winter
Like Whoa
Rush (Aly & AJ song)
Chemicals React
Walking on Sunshine (song)
Do You Believe in Magic (song)
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Insomniatic
Studio album by Aly & AJ
(see release history)
Teen pop, electropop, dance-pop, electronic rock, pop-rock[1]
Alternative Rock[2]
Antonina Armato, Gerry Cagle (exec.), Tim James, Carrie Michalka (exec.)
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(2006) Insomniatic
Singles from Insomniatic
"Potential Breakup Song"
"Like Whoa"
Insomniatic is the second studio album from the teen pop duo Aly & AJ. The album was released on July 10, 2007 in the United States, and was later released in the UK and Italy on October 22, 2007 with new cover art. The album features a more electropop, electronic rock and dance-pop influenced sound different from their debut with the use of synthesizers, synth-rock guitars, vocoder, and electronic instruments.
As of December 2007, the album has sold over 215,000 copies in the U.S.[3]
It is also the last album under Aly & AJ moniker and with Hollywood Records.
1 Album information
3 Promotion
4.1 Deluxe Edition
5 Release history
7 Chart performance
MTV.com's The Leak section posted all 12 songs on the standard edition of the album in their entirety, on July 3, 2007. The song "Blush" was excluded in the MTV.com full album stream for unknown reasons.
The song "Like Whoa" was featured in an episode of MTV's The Hills and the girls' made-for-TV (MTV) movie Super Sweet 16: The Movie, which premiered on July 8, 2007 and in High School Musical 3: Senior Year on October 24, 2008. The song eventually became the album's second single.
Instrumental versions of all 12 songs are available commercially on the iTunes Store, alongside the standard 12-track album with vocals.
The album's title is not actually a word ("insomniac" serves as both a noun and an adjective);[4] the definition of Insomniatic as stated by them is: A state of mind where one becomes addicted to the deprivation of sleep caused by an epic revelation of joy.
The Australian release of the album features the cover art same as the deluxe edition, aside from the "Deluxe Edition" tag. It also features with the original "Chemicals React" track as the first track, following the rest of the standard album.[5]
Fraser McAlpine of BBC Radio had this to say about the album:
Aly and AJ's previous album was rock-pop, some of it light and bubbly, some of it bordering on heaviness. Staccato, often angry pop but still definitely pop. Their second offering, 'Insomniatic,' with this as the lead single seems to have kept the staccato and the venom but added more layers of pop, to create something that sounds like My Chemical Romance going through a blender with some soft-hearted Angry Girl Music. Don't let the tango at the start fool you, even as the synths and the vocoder cut in, this is a rock song playing with electronics. Chirpy keyboards flag up the growl of their voices as they deliver self-conscious lines like 'it took too long, it took too long, it took too long for you to call back and normally I would just forget that, except for the fact it was my birthday, my stupid birthday', kicking a guy to the curb for being a forgetful loser amid a glorious barrage of seething rhythms, clicky noises and general madness, as the Michalka sisters swing between honeyed murmurs and psychosis, making for the most danceable mental breakdown I've heard in quite some time.
Tommy2.Net says
Several tracks point toward synth rock by the use of samples, loops and vocal processing including the lead single, Potential BreakUp Song which proves to be a good barometer for the direction they're heading. Along with the electronic beats, this album features a blend of 70's and 80's guitar tones that infuse Bullseye, Like It Or Leave It, and If I Could Have You Back with a sufficient amount of energy
The sisters sang an edit of the lead single from Insomniatic, "Potential Breakup Song", on Live with Regis & Kelly on July 4, 2007 and again on The View on September 3, 2007
On July 9, 2007 both sisters were on The Early Show where they did a short interview.
On August 1, 2007 both sisters were on MTV's Total Request Live to take viewers backstage at one of their concert stops. In the week of August 26, the girls hosted and co-hosted the show again.
The video for "Potential Breakup Song" premiered on Disney Channel in August 2007.
They performed songs from Insomniatic with Miley Cyrus as the supporting act replacing the Jonas Brothers. Soon after they were replaced by Everlife because of AJ's busy schedule, filming her first solo role in The Lovely Bones.
The girls performed "Potential Breakup Song" near the London Eye to promote the UK release in October.
On October 3, 2007, Aly & AJ performed "Potential Breakup Song" on This Morning, a British morning show.
On October 10, 2007, the sisters performed "Potential Breakup Song" and a version of "Like Whoa" with an extended "Relax" dance break at G-A-Y, a London-based nightclub.
They performed with UK band McFly in London as a supporting act on the tour.
They were also featured on a Saturday morning television show called TMi on BBC Television
1. "Potential Breakup Song" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 3:39
2. "Bullseye" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 3:02
3. "Closure" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 2:50
4. "÷" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 3:44
5. "Like It or Leave It" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 3:17
6. "Like Whoa" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 2:31
7. "Insomniatic" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka 2:47
8. "Silence" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Carrie Michalka 3:33
9. "If I Could Have You Back" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Dan Wilson 2:53
10. "Blush" (Bonus track for first pressings) Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka 3:33
11. "Flattery" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 4:08
12. "I'm Here" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka 4:06
13. "Chemicals React" (Remix) Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Antonina Armato, Tim James 2:55
14. "Careful With Words" (Wal-Mart/Japan bonus track / UK "Potential Breakup Song" B-Side) Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka 2:20
15. "Tears" (Target bonus track, alongside two ringtones / Japan bonus track) Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka, Carrie Michalka 2:05
The iTunes pre-order edition had all of the regular tracks excluding "Blush", and had instrumental versions of "Potential Breakup Song" and "Chemicals React" (Remix). A video for "Potential Breakup Song" was also included along with a digital booklet.
A deluxe edition of the album was originally scheduled to be released on November 6, 2007, then on March 4, 2008, later on March 18 to be cancelled in North America afterwards. The 6-song extended CD includes acoustic performances at the Abbey Road Sessions in the UK, and a remix, along with a bonus DVD that contains music videos to Aly & AJ's main singles. Though early reports were notifying the DVD would include Aly & AJ's My Super Sweet 16/18 Birthday Party Review, My Super Sweet 16/18 Birthday Party, The Aly & AJ Sister Act MTV special, and an Aly & AJ featured MTV Cribs clip.[8] The deluxe edition only had a Japanese release, on March 5.[9]
Disc 1 (Album)
13. "Careful With Words" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka 2:20
14. "Tears" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka 2:05
15. "Blush" Aly Michalka, AJ Michalka 3:33
16. "Potential Breakup Song" (Hi-Grand Up Remix Radio Edit) 3:47
17. "Potential Breakup Song" (Abbey Road Sessions) 3:13
18. "Bullseye" (Abbey Road Sessions) 3:15
19. "Closure" (Abbey Road Sessions) 2:57
20. "÷" (Abbey Road Sessions) 3:50
21. "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" (Abbey Road Sessions) (KT Tunstall cover) KT Tunstall 2:51
Disc 2 (DVD)
1. "Rush" (music video)
2. "No One" (music video)
3. "Chemicals React" (music video)
4. "Potential Breakup Song" (music video)
5. "Like Whoa" (music video)
The album was released on 10 July 2007 in the United States, on 22 October 2007 in the UK and Italy — with a new cover art — and ultimately in Singapore in April 2008. An enhanced Deluxe Edition was released in Japan on 5 March 2008. The cover of the Deluxe Edition (aside from the "deluxe edition" tag) was used for a Australian release on 15 March 2008.[5]
North America Basic album 10 July 2007
North America (iTunes) Instrumental album
Selected parts of Europe Basic album 22 October 2007
Japan Basic album[10] November 7, 2007
Deluxe Edition[11] 5 March 2008
Australia Basic album* 15 March 2008
* Features the original "Chemicals React" as first track, followed by the rest of the standard album.
Released: May 24, 2007 (Canada), June 26, 2007 (US), October 8, 2007 (UK)
Chart positions: #17 (US), #72 (Canada), #22 (UK)
Released: January, 2008 (US)
Charts positions: #63 (US), #66 (Canada), #92 (AUS)
The album debuted at #15 in the official United States Billboard 200 albums chart, selling over 39,000 copies in its first week, becoming Aly & AJ's highest debut to date.[12] Insomniatic remained on the charts for 18 weeks in total, dropping out after the fourteenth week, to re-enter six weeks later.[13]
Japan Oricon International Album Chart 90
UK Albums Chart 72
U.S. Billboard 200 15
^ Adult Alternative Pop/Rock - Insomniatic Aly & AJ / CD / 2007
^ http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:kbfpxzr5ld0e
^ "A couple of sales questions answered". USA Today. http://blogs.usatoday.com/listenup/2007/12/a-couple-of-sal.html. Retrieved 2010-01-16.
^ [1]. Dictionary.com. Retrieved March 3, 2007.
^ a b "ALY & AJ - INSOMNIATIC - CD". EMI. http://musichead.com.au/site/artistProduct.asp?actID=165363&catalogNo=5225292. Retrieved 2008-10-28.
^ http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/chartblog/2007/10/aly_aj_potential_breakup_song_1.shtml
^ http://www.tommy2.net/content/reviewalyandaj.php
^ http://tommy2.net January, 2008
^ Deluxe Edition info. Avex. Retrieved February 9, 2007.
^ "Insomniatic - Limited CD". hmv. http://www.hmv.co.jp/en/product/detail/2602099. Retrieved 2009-10-15.
^ "Insomniatic - Deluxe Edition CD". hmv. http://www.hmv.co.jp/en/product/detail/2674709. Retrieved 2009-10-15.
^ Katie Hasty, "T.I. Holds Off Pumpkins, Interpol To Remain No. 1", Billboard.com, July 18, 2007.
^ Insomniatic Chart Trajectory on Billboard 200, based on Billboard.com info, Aly & AJ Reaction.
Alyson Michalka · Amanda Michalka
Into the Rush · Acoustic Hearts of Winter · Insomniatic · 78violet
Main singles
"Rush" · "Chemicals React" · "Greatest Time of Year" · "Potential Breakup Song" · "Like Whoa" · "The Next Worst Thing"
"Do You Believe in Magic" · "No One" · "Walking on Sunshine" · "Never Far Behind" · "On the Ride" · "Shine" · "Something More"
"Not This Year"
Cow Belles · Super Sweet 16: The Movie
Discography · On the Ride · Aly & AJ: Sister Act
Categories: 2007 albums | 78violet albums | Hollywood Records albums | English-language albums
link - Jesusfreakhideout.com: Aly & AJ, "Insomniatic" Review
link - Aly & AJ - Insomniatic - Dance CD Review at TheCelebrityCafe.com
link - CD: Aly & AJ, Insomniatic | Music | The Guardian
link - anth-net.com
Sales in the US - UKMIX - Forums - Chart Analysis - US Billboard Charts (22/12/2007)
TV Shows, Video Clips, Music Video, Lyrics, Photos | TV Schedule | VH1.com
Deluxe Edition info - Aly & AJ Official Website
insomniac definition | Dictionary.com
July 3, 2007 - Aly & AJ | Music Videos, News, Photos, Tour Dates, Ringtones, and Lyrics | MTV
http://www.theofficialcharts.com/top40_albums.php - The Official UK Charts Company : TOP 100 ALBUMS CHART
Dutch ''Insomniatic'' release - bol.com | Insomniatic, Aly & Aj | Muziek
Post #20 - UKMIX - Forums - Pure Pop - Aly & AJ ~ Insomniatic
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Creating Tabbed Views will help orientate your component to custom work offsets to better view the components features.
The GLview is the standard way of viewing your part in Edgecam. You can have one or more GLviews open in the Graphics Area. Each looks at the part from a particular viewpoint, hence the view names of 'Top', 'Isometric' and so on.
The status bar at the bottom left shows the name of the view (Top) and the zoom magnification factor (5.07 in this case). Left click or Right click on the Status Bar and select New View…, from the pop up menu.
This dialog allows you to configure the view, create user defined tabs for tabbed views, control the layer options for a view and restrict the display of entities to a specified level by clipping views.
Edgecam has the ability to track the active CPL.
The new view will be displayed to the right of the Status Bar and a Default view will also be created. The Default view uses the Edgecam default view settings. With the Tracker view active and in Design mode, changing the active CPL will change the displayed view. You have the ability to Pan & Zoom the part when a tabbed view is selected, but not Rotate. The tabbed view locks the orientation of the part so it cannot be accidentally changed. Select the Default view and the part can then be rotated as normal.
New views can also be created where views are aligned to a specific CPL. Create a new view and select the appropriate CPL to align to.
It is good practice to meaningfully name the tabbed views you create. This will allow you to easily navigate around complex parts when creating machining instructions. Use the other parameters in the Configure View dialogue box to specify display settings such as rendering, or translucency. These properties are specific to each individual tabbed view.


It was the final day at the ITA National Indoor Championships and it certainly went out with broken records and screaming Buckeyes.
Scott Green & Ross Wilson (pictured right) became hometown heroes as they are the only doubles team to ever win the ITA Indoors title twice. It was also twice as exciting for them since they got to do it in front of a large, loud crowd of Ohio State fans. The pace was fast, as hard volleys and fast serves ruled the game, and it was a nail-biter until the end for the multitude of fans. They finally took it at 9-7 and the cheers could be heard all the way to the Buckeye Stadium.
The Ludovic Walter/Benjamin Kohlleffel (pictured above in the middle, with their coaches alongside) match looked like it was going to be a lot like the men's doubles -- all serve, few long points. The first set went through with only the one break for UCLA's Ludovic. He kept it for a 7-5 take. The second set, however, was very different. There was actually more playing, but less scoring, as Ludovic captured all the big points and the match for a 6-1 win and UCLA's first men's singles Indoors title.
Florida sophomore Diana Srebovic (pictured right) was unseeded at this tournament, but no one told her that. She had all the drive (and talent) of the top-ranked and there is no doubt she will be in that group through the season. The final match with Stanford's Theresa Logar was a spectacular one. Two players who both had great all-around games -- from serve to forehand to volley -- made for many crowd pleasing points. The games were close, with frequent deuces. The 7-5,6-4 score was true to form with Diana having just that small edge throughout.
Stanford Assistant Coach Frankie Brennan (shown here with Theresa Logar) kept busy today as he went from women's doubles to singles to singles consolation. He somehow managed to keep up with it and bring the Stanford women home with four trophies.
It was deja vu yesterday at Ryler Deheart's (pictured below, far right) match as the Illinois senior once again lost a tiebreaker in a serving duel first set and then came back as the clear winner in the second. The only difference in today's consolation final with Duke's Jonathan Stokke (pictured below, right) was that the second set was 6-2 and the third did not go into a tiebreaker. That's not to say the last two sets were not good tennis. Both players displayed a host of great shots and kept the onlookers guessing. In the end last year's champ left with Assistant Coach Kent Kinnear with another trophy this year. Though it was not the top prize he hoped for, he was still a happy Illini.
An honorable mention has to go to Duke Assistant Coach Ramsey Smith, a former all-american standout himself who made it to the semis at this event. He kept his coaching and good cheer up through two losses for two players today. His players certainly picked up on his good sportsmanship and also deserve credit.
It was a great day for Stanford's Anne Yelsey (below, left). First she partnered with Alice Barnes (below, right) to take home the women's doubles title, giving up very little to Sara Anundsen & Jenna Long. The North Carolina duo had gone through the draw unseeded, creating quite a few upsets, but it was the end of the road as they faced an NCAA champion partnered with an NCAA finalist.
The Cardinals took the crown with an 8-5 win.
I couldn't have asked for a more exciting four days at my first ITA Indoors. A special thanks to the Racquet Club of Columbus, Tournament Director Al Wermer, the Ohio State University, ITA Media Director (the best in the business) Casey Angle, my friend Colette Lewis from Zoo Tennis and the University Plaza Hotel staff who all helped make it a terrific event I look forward to returning to.


I've lately been trying to persuade my family to stop drinking soymilk, to which my family is highly addicted. I've been trying to explain that soymilk is high in phytoestrogens, but my brother insists that it's only GMO soybeans that are high in phytoestrogens, and the Silk soymilk we keep in the house is from Non-GMO soybeans, which my brother says are lower in phytoestrongens. The whole thing sounds fishy, as I thought ALL soybeans contained phytoestrogens. Do non-GMO soybeans really contain less phytoestrogens than GMO soybeans?
1) GMO soy is not pesticide resistent, as pesticides can't kill soy. 2) GMO soy is herbicide resistent, as herbicides can kill non-GMO soy. 3) Roundup (glyphosate), an herbicide, is probably not an endocrine receptor.
That didn't make a lot of sense. I encourage you to reread what you said. Granted, I did mistakenly say pesticide resistance when I meant pest-resistance.
Interesting find. I won't expect GMOs to be higher in phytoestrogens than non-GMOs. It makes sense that they might be low in fact. As they're probably a more selective variety than other soy strains, possible bred for higher protein, fat content than other soy.
GMO soy shouldn't have any more pesticide use than non-GMO soy. As GMO soy is bred to be herbicide-resistent, not pesticide-resistent. Pesticide-resistance in a plant really isn't necessary because they're not insects. GMO plants are bred to produce their own herbicides a la BT corn.
So I was curious & found this study which shows that GMO soybeans may actually be LOWER in phytoestrogens.
Regardless, soy is not fantastic for many other reasons. Lots of info out there if you need supporting data.
Answer is no, unless the soybean is genetically modified to have less, which I do not know of any that are. However, let me also clarify this: genetically modified does not mean it's bad for you. But, the problem with most (if not all) of GMO's on the market is that they are altered to withstand mass amounts of pesticide use. Pesticides often present themselves as hormone disruptors, so they often also inter with our endocrine system. So they essentially they maybe receiving less interference with their endocrine system by purchasing non-GMO, but I'm thinking that isn't nearly enough. For me, even in small quantities, soy and soy products take a noticable effect on my mood; the difference between a vitamin D supplement with and without soy lecithin is phenomenal!


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Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth). (1880). The Cloven foot: a novel. Stereotyped ed. London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent.
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LIGHT Illuminated Exhibition
Thursday, October 15, 2015 — 10:00 AM to Monday, March 28, 2016 — 4:00 PM EDT to Mon, 03/28/2016 - 16:00
Revel in art and technology while learning about the value of light through interactive installations at THEMUSEUM presented in partnership by the University of Waterloo, UWaterloo's student chapter of The Optical Society, and the Institute for Quantum Computing.
8th Annual Waterloo Warriors Think Pink Campaign
Sunday, November 1, 2015 — 12:00 AM EDT to Monday, November 30, 2015 — 11:59 PM EST to Mon, 11/30/2015 (All day)
Join our athletics and recreation department for a number of events to raise awareness and funds in support of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, Ontario Region.
Jillian McDonald "Valley of the Deer"
Thursday, November 5, 2015 — 12:00 PM to Thursday, November 19, 2015 — 5:00 PM EST to Thu, 11/19/2015 - 17:00
Accessing StatsCan Data with ODESI
Wednesday, November 11, 2015 — 10:00 to 11:30 AM to 11:30 AM EST
This session provides you with an overview of ODESI, the platform for searching and downloading Statistics Canada datasets made available through the Data Liberation Initiative (DLI). Basic knowledge of data analysis is presumed. By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:
Remembrance Day Interfaith Service
Wednesday, November 11, 2015 — 10:45 to 10:45 AM EST
The UWaterloo Chaplains' Association is once again holding a service on Remembrance Day, Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m. in the Great Hall of the Student Life Centre on main campus.
The service will include music from the University Chamber Choir, prayers for peace from a variety of faith backgrounds, and the traditional 2 minutes of silence at 11 a.m. Everyone is welcome.
Roads of the future: environmentally-friendly and resilient pavement
Wednesday, November 11, 2015 — 12:00 to 13:00 PM to 1:00 PM EST
FOR WATERLOO STAFF, FACULTY, AND STUDENTS:
Looking for a smoother, safer drive? Join Susan Tighe, founding principal and director of the Centre for Pavement and Transportation Technology, as she shares her vision for sustainable roads and energy-generating solar pavement.
Noon Hour Concert: Songs My Mother Never Taught Me
Canadian soprano Leslie Fagan is a regular at Carnegie Hall, and well known to local audiences. She and pianist Lorin Shalanko will be performing together.
LIB 004 Evaluating Information
Wednesday, November 11, 2015 — 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM EST
How can you be sure that the resources you're using are appropriate for university-level assignments? This 50 minute workshop combines activities and discussions to guide you through the process of critically evaluating resources and authors to determine their credibility.
By the end of the workshop you will be able to:
Inter-Faith Prayers for Peace in Israel and Palestine
Wednesday, November 11, 2015 — 7:00 PM EST
This is a gathering of people to remember the conflict in Israel and Palestine and to meditate on and pray for all who are caught by the effects of this conflict and to hope for peaceful resolution. All are welcome to join an evening of prayer and hope as we reflect on writings from various traditions.
The Terrible Truth about Canadian Crime: No Justice for Women
Join us in welcoming Kim Pate, C.M., the 2015 Carold Institute Visiting Fellow, who will present a public lecture at St. Paul's University College on the treatment of women by the Canadian legal and penal systems.
Velocity Fund $5K Qualifier (Night 1)
Have an idea you want to pitch? Looking to see the next big thing? Join us at the Velocity Fund $5K Qualifiers to pitch or watch others pitch!
This is the first of two nights of $5K Qualifiers. You can pitch at one, but watch either or both!
Microsoft Employer Information Session
For Junior, Intermediate, Senior, Masters, PhD
Co-op & Graduating Students
MATH - Computer Science, ENG - System Design, ENG - Software, ENG - Nanotechnology, ENG - Mechatronics, ENG - Mechanical, ENG - Electrical, ENG - Computer
Please register if you will be attending this session or cancel the session if you have registered for this and no longer want to attend it.


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The Business Office, the patient representatives' offices, OPRM faculty, staff and residents' offices, Admissions Clinic, Oral Diagnosis Clinic, Radiology Clinic and OPRM faculty practice clinic will move in to their renovated facilities on the 3rd floor.
The Family Dentistry area will be under construction. The Pharmacy will move to the Private Dining Room on the 1st floor. Family Dentistry's department office and DEO office will move to the old Clinic Administration area on the 2nd floor. Family Dentistry faculty practice will move to the 4th floor of the addition and the student clinic will move to the Operative/Preventive/Dental Hygiene clinic on the 2nd floor.
Since Family Dentistry students will occupy all available cubicles in the Operative/Preventive/Dental Hygiene clinic every day, D2 Operative/Preventive and D1 Preventive clinics will not be able to be accommodated in the combination of 2nd floor and 1st floor clinics. The current D2 schedule has half of the D2 class in clinic on Tuesday mornings and the other half on Thursday mornings. (10 D2 students from each half are assigned to the Radiology clinic.) To maintain operation of this clinic, 30 predoc cubicles will be reserved for both morning and afternoon sessions on Tuesday in the Periodontics and Prosthodontics clinic area. This will require the Periodontics and Prosthodontic clerkships to not schedule patients on Tuesday mornings. (D3 students are in lecture classes Tuesday afternoons.) It will also require the rescheduling of D2 Tuesday afternoon classes to Thursday morning.
D1 Preventive clinic will be scheduled on Thursday evenings in the 2nd floor Operative/Preventive/Dental Hygiene clinic.


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Q: Inner Join and Group Multiple Tables into one row I am using MSSQL Server and I would like to INNER JOIN and GROUP the data from multiple tables. But i got this error:
Column 'MyDB.dbo.USER.EmployeeID' is invalid in the select list because it is not contained in either an aggregate function or the GROUP BY clause.

Assume that i have tables as follow :
TABLE STOCK
    StockID        StockName
    ---------------------------
    1              StockOne
    2              StockTwo

TABLE USER
    EmployeeID    EmployeeName
    ---------------------------
    A001          ABC
    A002          ABCD

TABLE REQUISITION
    RequisitionID    RequestDetailsID    RequestNumber   EmployeeID
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    1                1                   RN001           A001
    2                2                   RN001           A001
    3                3                   RN002           A002
    4                4                   RN003           A001

TABLE REQUISITION_DETAILS
    RequestDetailsID   EmployeeID    StockID
    ------------------------------------------
    1                 A001          1
    2                 A001          2
    3                 A002          1
    4                 A001          2

This is my SQL Syntax:
SELECT *

    FROM [MyDB].[dbo].[USER] A

    INNER JOIN
    [MyDB].[dbo].[REQUISITION] B
    ON
    B.EmployeeID = A.EmployeeID

    INNER JOIN
    [MyDB].[dbo].[REQUISITION_DETAILS] C
    ON
    C.RequestDetailsID = B.RequestDetailsID

    INNER JOIN [MyDB].[dbo].[STOCK] D
    ON
    D.StockID = C.StockID

    WHERE EmployeeID = '$EpID'
    GROUP BY B.RequestNumber

EXPECTED OUTPUT
    RequestNumber   RequestDetailsID   EmployeeID    EmployeeName     StockID
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    RN001           1, 2               A001          ABC              1, 2
    RN002           3                  A002          ABCD             1
    RN003           4                  A001          ABC              2

A: This is a tricky query for several reasons.  First, SQL Server has a rather painful way of doing aggregate string concatenation.  Then, you have the issue of connecting the request numbers and employees in the different tables.
From what I can tell, you only need two tables, requisition and requisition_details.  The following query should be close to what you need:
select distinct r.RequestNumber, r.EmployeeId,
       stuff((select ', ' + cast(rd.RequestDetailsId as varchar(255))
              from requisition r2 join
                   requisition_details rd
                   on r2.RequestDetailsID = rd.RequestDetailsID
              where r2.RequestNumber = r.RequestNumber and r2.EmployeeId = r.EmployeeId
              for xml path ('')
             ), 1, 2, '') as RequestDetailIds,
       stuff((select ', ' + cast(rd.StockId as varchar(255))
              from requisition r2 join
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              for xml path ('')
             ), 1, 2, '') as StockIds
from requisition r

EDIT:
To insert newlines, I would just use:
       stuff((select '
' + cast(rd.RequestDetailsId as varchar(255))
              from requisition r2 join
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Key players in the transport sector will debate the challenges faced by local authorities worldwide from new digitised platforms such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS) in a dedicated session at ITS International's 2019 MaaS Market Conference in London this March.
Taxi-hailing apps have already demonstrated the disruptive nature of new digitised transport services. As a result, some local authorities have struggled to retain control over issues such as traffic management and the vetting of taxi drivers and vehicles.
MaaS will see digitised, demand-led transport applied to all modes of mobility which could pose a challenge to local authorities in managing congestion, delivering policy and maintaining democratic accountability.
Discussing the topic at the MaaS Market conference will be Transport for London's director of transport innovation, Michael Hurwitz; Gary Thomas CEO of Dallas Area Rapid Transit in the USA; Gustav Friis who oversees the City of Aarhus' MaaS Project in Denmark; and MaaS Alliance senior manager Piia Karjalainen.
This session Delivering Policy in a MaaS universe – who's in charge and who carries the can? starts the second day of debate at the conference which takes place on 20 and 21 March in the Inmarsat Conference Centre in London.
For full details and to book tickets, go to www.maas.market.com.
Public sector employees qualify for a discount on the ticket price. For details contact Graham Anderson at ganderson@ropl.com.


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Dorm Report: Immaturity still plaguing Winston
Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) – If you're a college football fan and
have been wondering when Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston would make
his next idiotic, self-depricating move, the wait is now over.
Winston, who won college football's Heisman Trophy and led his Seminoles to a
national championship win over Auburn last season as a redshirt freshman, has a
history of antics that display his poor ability to make decisions.
First, he was under investigation for rape (which he seemed to take pretty
lightly). Then he was cited for shoplifting crab legs from a supermarket this
past spring, for which he issued an apology that stated:
"I realize that I am in the public spotlight and my conduct needs to be above
reproach."
Apparently his own words didn't ring true in his mind because his latest slip-
up is mind-blowingly stupid and was easily avoidable.
Earlier this week, multiple Florida State students tweeted they saw Winston get
up on a table in the middle of Florida State's crowded student union and yell,
very loudly, an obscene phrase that stems from a popular Internet meme.
Students tweeted, and the website Deadspin reported the story (if you choose to
track down Winston's words, be forewarned that they're vulgar).
This latest incident on Winston's part just displays even further the
immaturity level of one of the top quarterback prospects in college football.
And it shows he still doesn't get what a "public spotlight" really is.
Wake up, Jameis. Anything you do can and will be scrutinized, even in the
comfort of Florida State's student union. If you need some further advice about
what it means to be in the public eye, just ask Johnny Manziel.
It's easy to sit back and criticize Winston after yet another stupid mistake.
But how many times will it take for him to get it right? Even more than that,
how can he not realize what is going on in the National Football League right
now and relate it to his own actions?
In case you've been blissfully ignorant to the latest sports news in the
country, here's what's happening: the NFL has been under a powerful microscope
after poorly dealing with the Ray Rice domestic abuse situation. Then soon
after the league was hit with the knowledge that one of its star players
(and top money makers), Adrian Peterson, was indicted for child abuse charges.
It's a rough time to be involved in public relations in the NFL.
If only Winston could grasp the monumental impact of those negative situations
and then relate them to his own behavior, he may be able to understand how his
actions look on a grand scale.
There is no good time for any athlete to show his immaturity level by doing
something like steal crab legs or yell obscene phrases from a tabletop, but
it's especially not a good time when the league in which Winston will soon be
a part of is staring adversity right in the face with serious legal and
integrity-defining issues.
Image is vastly important in the NFL, and it's the same way at Florida State,
which is currently the No. 1-ranked team in college football. When a player
does something that could tarnish the school's image or the NFL's image, the
institution must do damage control. That was evidenced on Wednesday when
Florida State announced it would suspend Winston for the first half of
Saturday's (hugely important) matchup with ACC rival Clemson.
Being the starting quarterback on a national championship-winning team and a
Heisman Trophy winner doesn't exclude one from acting in a professional manner.
In fact, the apology issued by Winston following his shoplifting endeavor says
he claims he's aware of the very opposite. Yet he still has trouble staying the
I've been to college. I get the social aspect of being independent and making
new friends and having a good time. But I wasn't a national athletic icon with
cameras, microphones and eyes on me at all times, and I still had preconceived
thoughts about what my actions might lead to.
A story was written about Winston's actions by a Yahoo Sports reporter, and he
(Pat Forde) contacted one of the students who tweeted out Jameis's public
outburst. The student wanted to emphasize to Forde that Winston was simply
joking around and trying to get a laugh out of the audience made up of entirely
college-aged students. That student (who wished to remain nameless) added he
didn't want Winston's actions to get blown out of proportion.
Well, guess what? Because of his celebrity and history, it's impossible for
Winston to do anything "silly" without some kind of consequence. There's a
difference between if a random college student got up and said what Jameis said
versus Jameis doing it himself.
The timing for the future NFL quarterback is horrible, and the incident could
possibly hurt his draft stock in the long run. Why would a team want to take a
chance on a guy who has continuously proven he can't grow up? Does talent
outweigh off-the-field concerns? Ask the Baltimore Ravens or the Minnesota
Vikings.
The perception of football players, both in college and at the professional
level, is extremely poor at the moment. Winston chose to act on his own
volition and hurt his image in the process, not to mention his team in the
first half of Saturday's marquee matchup.


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Q: Validating User Input for Filenames If I was to let a user input a filename for a file (allowing spaces) and validate it to see if it is a bad file name, how would I do so?
The only way right now that I can think of is to create char array like
char filename[100]

And use a for loop and have nested if statements that checks if each single character of the strings are !@%^*~| and etc by writings lines like these
for(...) {
    if(filename[i] == '@'){...}
    if(filename[i] == '!'){...}
}

Are there better ways to approach this? Because if I was to doing it like that, I would have A LOT of individual if statements just to test all the possible illegal characters.

A: You can use strchr for that, and if the return is not null, you have found a bad character.
char bad_chars[] = "!@%^*~|";
char invalid_found = FALSE;
int i;
for (i = 0; i < strlen(bad_chars); ++i) {
    if (strchr(filename, bad_chars[i]) != NULL) {
        invalid_found = TRUE;
        break;
    }
}
if (invalid_found) {
    printf("Invalid file name");
}

A: You could try regex:
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <regex.h>

int main (void) {
    char fileName[100];
    int comp;
    regex_t myregex;

    // Compile the regular expression
    comp = regcomp(&myregex, "^[a-zA-Z0-9.' '\[\]_-]+$", REG_EXTENDED | REG_NOSUB) ;

    printf("Enter a file name\n");
    scanf("%s",fileName) ;

    // Compare fileName to the regex
    if (!regexec(&myregex, fileName, 0 , 0 , 0)) {
        printf("fileName %s is valid.\n", fileName);
    } else {
        printf("fileName %s is invalid.\n", fileName);
    }
    return 0;
}

A: This maybe a unique solution (I don't have enough info on your application, so I will post it anyway), but if you only want alphanumeric names, you can compare the integer value of a range of characters which would be a simple(r) if statement:
If you want to see if its a lower/upper case or a number:
//pseudo
if(0-9, a-z, A-Z)continue;
else  reject;
for(i=0;...;...){
    if((filename[i]==32)||(filename[i]>47 && filename[i]<58 )||(filename[i]>64 && filename[i]<91)||
    (filename[i]>96 && filename[i]<123))
        continue;
else{
...//reject filename
}

Alternatively you can see if its a non-alphanumeric...
for(i=0;...;...){
    if((filename[i]<=47) || (filename[i]<=64 && filename[i]>=58) ||
    (filename[i]<=96 && filename[i]<=91) || (filename[i]<=123)){
        reject;
    else{
        ...//nothing
    }

http://www.asciitable.com/


Is the built in GPS in a Samsung Note 10.1 adequate to run navigation software or do I need to plan on getting a bluetooth GPS to run in tandem with the tablet. I also need ideas for apps for navigation, I used Delorme Topo USA for offroad navigation with a laptop but it is not tablet compatiable I would also like recomendations for something like "streets and trips" for highway use. In my former job as a wireless field engineer I used it a lot for "ground truth" testing of E-911 and found it to be very accurate.
i can't say on any of those particular models. however the chances are good that if the one you are looking at even has a GPS, then being a newer Samsung device, it'll probably be fine to use the internal one.
all the tablets i've used from Verizon thus far (Motorola, Samsung, LG, Motorola and currently a Sony) have had internal GPS that worked quite well even in the middle of no-where (i.e. without cell signal). however, many times the WiFi only versions of tablets don't include a GPS at all, so you'll want to check carefully with someone that the edition/variation you're looking at does have one - maybe try XDA-Developers.com if no-one else here knows.
IMO, having the GPS built-in is indeed nice compared to needing to run power and turn on/off an external device, so i'd adjust which tablet you're getting based on finding one with that feature.
i've been using CoPilot Premium USA for on-road nav. the entire US & Canada is a one-time download (vector based maps) of around 2GB and then you're good to go offline, including spoken directions. i find the maps to be 95% or better accuracy for major highways at least. Sygic and Tom Tom are also big players in this category.
i use AlpineQuest GPS Hiking for topo software, though many prefer BackCountry Navigator - there's also Orux Maps, Gaia and a lot more that operate similarly and even use many of the same public map data sources. all of these topo apps use raster based maps and you have to pre-cache any area you plan to visit ahead of time for them to be useful offline. the amount you can store and ease of doing so varies with the app. exceptions to this include Avenza's PDF Maps app which works using a completely different paradigm and Locus which is able to use both tile server mapsources (raster) or OpenStreetMap (vector) format map files.
i know we have several other users on here with Android tablets for GPS, so hopefully they will chime in with their experiences - BigTuna117 just got a newer Samsung tablet to replace his Nexus 7 and seems happy with it, can't remember which one though.


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Long Creek Estate Planning Lawyers
Carol A. Johnson
Seneca, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 9 years of experience
Seneca,	SC 29678
Estate Planning, Elder, Probate and Real Estate
Andrew "Andy" Potter
Anderson, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 28 years of experience
(864) 214-6233	500 East Calhoun Street
Anderson,	SC 29622
Estate Planning, Criminal Defense, Education and Juvenile
Capital University Law School
EMPOWERING PARENTS. Personal Attention. Proven Results. 24 years experience. Effective, zealous and tenacious representation for clients. Superior reputation with Judges, opposing counsel and prosecutors.
I represent parents in their fight to ensure that their children are provided a free and appropriate public education as guaranteed by Federal law. IEP plans, 504 plans, expulsions and suspensions. Certified by the William and Mary Law School Institute for Special Education Advocacy.
I have worked as a criminal defense attorney since my admission to the Ohio Bar in 1993 and the South Carolina Bar in 1997. I...
Adam B. Lambert
Pickens, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 10 years of experience
(864) 878-1184	859 Pendleton St
Pickens,	SC 29671
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Elder, Probate and Real Estate
Lisa H. Brown
Greenville, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(864) 990-0347	100 Williams Street
Greenville,	SC 29601
University of South Carolina School of Law
Long term care and Medicaid planning. Special needs trusts. Guardianship and Conservatorship actions. Probate litigation. Estate administration. Estate planning. Real estate closings. Title searches.
Jonathan D. Herpy Sr.
Greenville, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 9 years of experience
(864) 565-0000	330 E Coffee St
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Arbitration & Mediation and Business
Jonathan David Herpy, Sr. has been named one of the top private equity and corporate attorneys in Illinois under the age of 40 by Chicago Magazine in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020.
Jonathan has represented investors, sponsors, and managers of public and private pension plans, broker-dealers, investment advisers, custodians, and other financial industry service providers throughout the entire range of the investment spectrum and routinely provides market-leading advice on public/private offerings of equity and debt along with capital raising strategy.
In addition to the above, Jonathan has been touted as an industry leader for his sophisticated and efficient approach to structuring...
Ra'na Heidari
Spartanburg, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 1 year of experience
(864) 699-9801	1989 S Pine St
Spartanburg,	SC 29302
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Business, International and Probate
University of South Carolina - Columbia
Clients often want to know how to better expand and structure their business practices, and often wonder if their business has adequate protection. Ra'na can identify potential future issues, often before clients even know there is a risk, and helps create and implement plans to stop an issue before it arises. Data privacy and security, international and domestic business transactions, business planning and counseling, and intellectual property law are the focuses of Ra'na's practice at A Business Law Firm.
Born in Columbia, Ra'na is a native of South Carolina and attended the University of South Carolina for both...
Andrew Alexander Strauss
Landrum, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 43 years of experience
(828) 258-0994	402 E. Rutherford Street #1630
Landrum,	SC 29356
Free ConsultationEstate Planning
Andy Strauss is a Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning & Probate Law. His North Carolina practice includes the full spectrum of complex estate planning, estate tax planning, and asset protection planning. He is a 1978 graduate of Georgetown University School of Law and a member of the North Carolina, Florida, and Pennsylvania State Bars. Andrew is married to Holly and has two daughters: Spencer and Courtney.
Stephen Fulton Shaw
TRAVELERS REST, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 25 years of experience
(877) 600-7429	128 S Main Street
TRAVELERS REST,	SC 29690
Estate Planning, Civil Rights, Elder and Insurance Claims
University of Florida, Fredric G. Levin College of Law
Litigation practice includes land use, governmental liability, civil rights and injuries. Also elder law services including probate, guardianships, Medicaid, minor trusts and conservatorships, wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and living wills.
Kaitlin King
Greenville, SC Estate Planning Lawyer
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Tax
Northern Illinois University College of Law
Susan Cobb Singleton
Greer, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 34 years of experience
(864) 655-7545	818 W. Poinsett Street
Greer,	SC 29650
Estate Planning, Elder and Probate
Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law
Susan Cobb Singleton is an elder law attorney, who was formerly an Associate Greenville County Probate Judge. She is a senior's advocate who teaches seniors and the adult children of seniors "How to Pay, How to Play, and How to Protect your Loved Ones." Ms. Singleton is a strategist and a teaching attorney, who enjoys working with families to plan so that the golden years bring your loved ones the highest quality standard of living possible.
L. Wayne Patterson
(864) 270-7973	10 Century Drive, Suite B
Estate Planning, Divorce, Elder and Probate
Charleston School of Law
I have over forty five years of business and legal experience. Prior to entering law, I owned and managed corporations involved in various fields of the construction industry and am a past president of Carolina's Associated General Contractors. I currently handle divorce, probate, estate planning, personal injury and construction claims. I have successfully settled a lawsuit against a city for sewer backup into a residence and a developer for faulty construction of a residence. My years of business and personal experience enable me to offer my clients professional advice and legal representation from a point of view that is not...
Bryan M De Bruin
Greenville, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 6 years of experience
(864) 982-5930	200 N Main Street
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Business, Criminal Defense and Domestic Violence
University of Baltimore School of Law
Mr. James A. Anderson
Greenville, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 14 years of experience
107 Manly Street
Estate Planning, Business, Elder and Real Estate
Florida Coastal School of Law
Anderson Oyer LLC (offices in Greenville and Fountain Inn) assists clients with matters involving real estate transactions, estate planning (consisting of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives), and small business formation. Attorney James Anderson is admitted to practice in the state of South Carolina.
Joel J.H. Funk
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Real Estate
Valparaiso University School of Law
Justin Hamrick
(864) 520-2012	108 Mills Avenue
Estate Planning, Business, Probate and Real Estate
University of Denver and Charleston School of Law
Justin obtained his law degree from the Charleston School of Law. He pursued additional study at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law, where he earned his LL.M. (Master of Laws) in taxation law, making him uniquely qualified to practice in the areas of law he focuses on.
Justin works with a wide range of clients from various backgrounds and situations. No matter the client's family, financial or business dynamics he approaches his work with thorough consideration to carefully tailor each plan to meet the specific goals and needs of each client. His estate planning practice ranges from simple wills...
Maggi Fields Bailey
(864) 232-0455	700 East North Street Suite 7
Estate Planning, Divorce, Family and Probate
University of Kentucky College of Law
The law office of Maggi Fields Bailey is a solo law firm that strives to deliver advocacy with down to earth legal advice. Ms. Bailey has been practicing law for 28 years. Ms. Bailey works in the areas of family law, adoption, probate law, simple estate and trust planning, personal injury/car accidents, and mediation.
Nathan A. Earle
(864) 915-5228	1527 Wade Hampton Blvd
University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Matthew P Head
(864) 233-4665	16 Whitsett Street
Estate Planning, Divorce and Real Estate
John Michael Hine
(864) 331-0875	870 Cleveland St., Unit 1D
Estate Planning, Business, Probate and Tax
John Hine received his Master of Laws in Taxation (LL. M.) from the University of Florida Levin College of Law. Prior to attending the University of Florida, John earned his Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School of Law and his Bachelor of Science from Clemson University. John's main areas of focus are Complex Estate Planning (which includes wills, revocable trusts, irrevocable trusts, durable powers of attorney, and health care powers of attorney), Corporate Formations, Tax (including Tax Exempt Organizations), and Probate Administration and Litigation. In addition to practicing law, John is also a Visiting...
Jefferson Davis Jr.
(843) 608-1065	403 McCarter Avenue
Tyler B. O'Shields
(864) 528-5076	3445 Pelham Road
Estate Planning and Elder
For Tyler B. O'Shields, Attorney & Counselor at Law, P.A., providing personalized legal representation is the only way to serve clients. Tyler is a proud native of Upstate South Carolina, and he places great value in providing affordable services to clients in an efficient and timely manner with the utmost professionalism. This means that your phone call or online legal inquiry to this law firm will be responded to by Tyler. This also means that voice messages and e-mails are responded to timely, if not immediately. Tyler B. O'Shields, Attorney & Counselor at Law, P.A., is conveniently located just seconds...
Margaret A. Chamberlain
(864) 250-0505	600 Pettigru Street
Estate Planning, Business, Divorce and Family
Melissa Hope Moore
Fountain Inn, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 7 years of experience
(864) 483-8983	Law Office of Melissa H. Moore, LLC
Fountain Inn,	SC 29644
Charlotte School of law
Frank Dana
(864) 288-7631	15 Brendan Way, Ste 130
Christopher Lawrence Miller
(864) 735-8030	618 Walden Creek Way
Shari Mattingly-Bevan
Greenville, SC Estate Planning Attorney
(864) 283-6906	605 Foxcroft Rd
Mark Tomaszek
(864) 232-5000	700 East North Street
Evan Guthrie
Charleston, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 11 years of experience
(843) 926-3813	164 Market Street Suite 362
Charleston,	SC 29401
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Animal, Personal Injury and Probate
Attorney Evan Guthrie is a lawyer and owner of Evan Guthrie Law Firm. Evan graduated from the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC with a bachelors degree in Political Science the University of South Carolina School of Law in Columbia, SC and was named to Dean's List. Evan Guthrie is currently a member of the Dorchester 2 School Board in Dorchester County, SC after being elected by voters in November 2016 and re-elected in 2020. Evan has served as the Chair for the South Carolina Bar Young Lawyers Division Habitat For Humanity Wills Clinic Committee and the Co-Chair for SC Bar YLD Color...
William Thomas Geddings Jr
Manning, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 33 years of experience
(803) 435-4770	20 S Brooks St
Manning,	SC 29102
Estate Planning, Personal Injury, Probate and Real Estate
Born in Lake City, Florida. Lived in Florida and in Georgia before returning to the family home in Manning, South Carolina where I grew up.
Mr. Michael J. Howell
Hilton Head Island, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 44 years of experience
(843) 785-7590	1 Corpus Christie Place
Hilton Head Island,	SC 29928
Michael J. Howell is certified by the South Carolina Supreme Court as a Specialist in Estate Planning and Probate Law. Michael has over 40 years of experience. He and his staff have over 100 years of combined experience in trusts, estates and probate, He was also named as one of the Top Lawyers in the Lowcounty in Hilton Head Monthly Magazine's April, 2013 and 2014 issues, which are the only years the list was published. Michael is also a certified mediator for Probate and Circuit Circuit Court matters. He is also licensed to practice...
John L. Wilson
John L. Wilson, Managing Shareholder, holds a BS in Administrative Management, with Honor, from Clemson University (1978) and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of South Carolina, School of Law (1981). John concentrates his practice in residential and commercial real estate, mediation,timeshare,probate, estate planning and business law. Admitted to the SC Bar in 1981, he is admitted to the US District Court, US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, US Tax Court and the US Supreme Court. In October of 2013,John received an AV preeminent rating from his peers thru Martindale Hubbell peer review process, which is the...
Glenn Fishburne Givens
Sumter, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 26 years of experience
(803) 418-0800	107 N Main St.
Sumter,	SC 29150
Estate Planning, Elder, Probate and Tax
Villanova University and Wake Forest University
I provide a full range of services to those planning for the future disposition of their assets and to minimize or eliminate tax or other unfavorable consequences including probate avoidance by offering various types of wills, trusts, and other estate planning devices.
I am an experienced and compassionate attorney who is available to assist Executors and Personal Representatives with estate and trust and probate administration and Probate Court proceedings.
I have two Masters in Taxation and many years of experience in handling individual, estate and business tax matters both as an attorney and a CPA. I have a Masters...
Tiffany Provence
Summerville, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(843) 871-9500	300 N. Cedar Street
Summerville,	SC 29483
Free ConsultationEstate Planning and Medical Malpractice
Tiffany Provence formed Provence Messervy, LLC after more than 10 years as an elected official, serving Dorchester County as the Probate Judge and an additional two as Associate Judge. Provence is a graduate of the University of Florida and University of South Carolina School of Law. Provence also holds dual certifications as both a Civil and Family Court mediator and is a licensed real estate broker in the state of South Carolina.
Provence currently serves as the Drug Court Judge for Dorchester County. She has also served as President and Legal Counsel for Dorchester Paws (formerly Francis R. Willis...
Brittany Holmes
Bluffton, SC Estate Planning Attorney
(843) 593-8183	10 State Road S-7-50
Bldg. 300
Bluffton,	SC 29910
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Divorce and Family
At Brittany Holmes Law, we practice law with an eye toward the future. By taking care of your legal issues, we allow you to focus on what matters most, your family and desires. We want to be the law firm that your family can turn to repeatedly for personalized and effective representation. Whether dealing with a divorce, custody dispute, adoption or developing an estate plan, our attorney works hard to ensure that you understand the process and we don't just stop there. We build relationships with our clients so they never feel alone in the process. Choosing to work with...
Taylor Silver
Georgetown, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 12 years of experience
Georgetown,	SC 29442
Estate Planning, Family, Personal Injury and Probate
Taylor Silver graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2009 with his J.D. He also holds a B.S. in Regional Planning from Westfield State University. He has experience representing clients through a wide array of legal problems as a general practice attorney since 2010. These practice areas include personal injury, probate and estate planning, family law, real estate, criminal law, business formation, and general litigation.
Taylor Silver is also a contract attorney for the CassElias McCarter Guardian ad Litem Program in Charleston County. In this capacity, he represents the volunteers in DSS cases...
Mr. Russell D. Hilton
(843) 376-5524	104 South Pine Street
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
Mississippi College School of Law
Former Prosecutor, now Criminal Defense Attorney and General Practitioner providing excellent representation to quality clients.
Mark Bradford Stanley
Columbia, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(803) 799-4700	1418 Park St.
Columbia,	SC 29201
Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Florida A&M University College of Law
Born and raised in Columbia, South Carolina, Mr. Stanley attended the University of South Carolina where he received his B.S. in Business Administration. While attending the University of South Carolina, Mr. Stanley was the captain of the South Carolina baseball team that went to 3 straight College World Series.
Upon completing his Bachelor's degree, Mr. Stanley earned a Master's in Business Administration and a Master's in Information Science from North Carolina Central University in Durham, North Carolina. Following the completion of his Master's degrees in 2010, Mr. Stanley attended law school at Florida A&M University College of Law in Orlando, Florida,...
Thomas C Jeter III
Fort Mill, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(803) 351-3597	852 Gold Hill Rd Ste 201
Fort Mill,	SC 29708
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Elder, Probate and Traffic Tickets
Thomas C Jeter III is a North Carolina and South Carolina attorney focused in the practice areas of estate planning, probate, trust administration, business succession and corporate law, and traffic law.
Tripp Wiles
Mount Pleasant, SC Estate Planning Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(843) 718-0232	852 Lowcountry Blvd., Suite 101
Mount Pleasant,	SC 29464
Tripp was born in Charleston, South Carolina. He graduated from The Citadel with a B.A. in Political Science and holds a M.A. from Hawaii Pacific University in Diplomacy and Military Studies. Tripp earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. He is a former Army officer and served in Germany and Macedonia. He is a former research analyst for both the U.S. Army Central Identification Laboratory-Hawaii and the Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office. Tripp is the author of the book Forgotten Raiders of'42. In December 2013, Tripp was appointed by Governor Nikki R. Haley...
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Fort Mill, SC Estate Planning Attorney with 11 years of experience
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, DUI & DWI, Probate and Traffic Tickets
Former Police Officer with a Traffic, Estate Planning, and Probate law practice in South Carolina.
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MicroPython is developed using git for source code management, and the master repository can be found on GitHub at github.com/micropython/micropython.
For the pyboard D-series you must enter the mboot DFU bootloader by holding down the USR button, pressing and releasing the RST button, and continuing to hold down USR until the LED is white (4th in the cycle), then let go of USR while the LED is white. The LED will then flash red once per second to indicate it is in USB DFU mode. You can then program the firmware using a DFU programmer, eg dfu-util or pydfu.py.
Daily builds of the code (the stm32/ directory) are available below. The hardware version of the board that you have should be written on your pyboard; eg boards with PYBv1.0 written on them should use pybv10_xxx.dfu files.
For each board there are various firmwares available with different options compiled in. The "standard" build is listed first and is the default firmware that the pyboards are shipped with. Use this firmware if you are uncertain. The "double FP" builds use double-precision floating point instead of the standard single precision. The "threading" builds contain the _thread module and allow multithreading. The "network" builds have network drivers for CC3000 and WIZ820io included. All these different firmware are completely interchangeable and you can freely change from one to the other without losing the filesystem on your pyboard.
For each firmware group there are various versions of the software available. The latest version is listed first in the line, followed by older, and possibly more stable, versions. A overview of changes for each software version can be found here.
One you have downloaded the appropriate DFU file it can be flashed directly to your pyboard using a DFU programmer. For information about DFU programming on Windows see this PDF. For Linux and Mac see here.
The following files are firmware for the WiPy. The zip file contains mcuimg.bin which should be copied via ftp to the /flash/sys directory on the WiPy.
The following files are stable firmware for the ESP8266. Program your board using the esptool.py program as described in the tutorial.
The following are daily builds of the ESP8266 firmware. They have the latest features and bug fixes, WebREPL is not automatically started, and debugging is enabled by default.
The following are daily builds of the ESP8266 firmware tailored for modules with only 512kbytes of flash. Certain features are disabled to get the firmware down to this size.
For programming an Espruino Pico see the "Advanced Reflashing" section of this page.


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Man killed in early morning Ashland shooting
A Talent man is in the Jackson County Jail on murder and manslaughter charges after police say he shot and killed a man Monday morning in Ashland.
Robert Paul Keegan, 47, is being held on charges of second-degree murder, first-degree manslaughter, unlawful possession of a weapon and reckless endangerment, according to a news release. Keegan had remained on scene and was arrested when police arrived. Information about his bail amount was not immediately available. The name of the victim has not been released by police.
The shooting occurred at about 4:20 a.m. in the parking lot of Stratford Inn, 555 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland police Chief Tighe O'Meara said.
Ashland and Phoenix police responded to a report of a shooting and found the victim dead from a single gunshot wound to the chest, the release said. Ashland Fire & Rescue personnel attempted to render aid but were unsuccessful.
Both Keegan and the victim were guests at Stratford Inn but did not know each other, police said. Police said Keegan and the man had been arguing when Keegan pulled a gun out of his coat and fired a single shot, which struck the man in the chest. Additional details were not available.
The investigation is ongoing, with Ashland police assisted by the Jackson County Major Assault & Death Investigation Unit, an interdepartmental team composed of personnel from Medford police, Jackson County Sheriff's Office, Oregon State Police and the Jackson County District Attorney's Office.
Keegan has no additional criminal history in Oregon, court records show.


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Clarke looking for more Pompey progress
Photo: Joe Pepler/PinPep
by Neil Weld
@Neil_Weld
Pompey made an encouraging start to life in League One by finishing eighth last season.
Kenny Jackett's side ended just five points adrift of the play-offs, as they quickly adapted to life at a higher level.
It was a largely uneventful campaign – at least compared to recent seasons – that left many supporters more than satisfied.
But Matt Clarke knows that more will be demanded of the Blues this term and it is a challenge he is happy to accept.
The defender said: "It was our first time in this division last season and almost a free-hit for us – I think most fans would have been happy with mid-table.
"But now we've made a few signings and have some experience at this level, so I think the expectation will grow.
"That's among us players, as well as the fans. Everyone at this club now wants to push on and make progress.
"We've got to stay positive after starting the season with two wins, although obviously we would like to have built on that with victory in the cup earlier in the week.
"Everyone at this club now wants to push on and make progress."
"There's the old cliché that we can focus on the league now and I think overall we can be happy with how we've done."
Pompey will now look to make it three league victories in a row by beating Oxford at Fratton Park on Saturday.
He said: "It was a good game for us last season. We got the penalty and went on to win, so I'm sure they'll be looking to get one over us now.
"Hopefully it will be an entertaining contest and one in which we can come out on top to build on a decent start.
"Three victories would be a decent platform for us as we look to keep progressing and continue that run.
"Oxford haven't made the best start in the league and will be keen to improve. They've got a good squad and will be a tough test for us."
Portsmouth vs Oxford United on 18 Aug 18


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HomeDaily NewsFood manufacturers appeal Vermont GMO ruling
Food manufacturers appeal Vermont GMO ruling
Grocery Manufacturers Assn. challenge court's decision not to halt implementation of Vermont's mandatory GMO labeling law.
The Grocery Manufacturers Assn. (GMA) said it will appeal an April 27 federal court ruling denying the organization's motion to halt implementation of Vermont's mandatory GMO labeling law pending further litigation.
The District Court's ruling against GMA's motion for a preliminary injunction means that Vermont can continue implementing the labeling law, which is set to go into effect in July 2016.
GMA filed a notice of appeal in court May 6 in Vermont federal district court – the first formal step to appeal the previous week's ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. A legal brief outlining GMA's grounds for the appeal will be filed with the appellate court in the weeks ahead.
"The court's opinion in denying our request to block the Vermont law opens the door to states creating mandatory labeling requirements based on pseudo-science and web-fed hysteria," said Pamela G. Bailey, president of GMA. "If this law is allowed to go into effect, it will disrupt food supply chains, confuse consumers and lead to higher food costs."
In her preliminary ruling, while not definitively deciding the issue on the merits, the judge offered the view that Vermont could pass a state labeling mandate because no current federal law regarding the Food and Drug Administration's authority over food labeling preempts state action.
"This court ruling shows why Congress should pass the voluntary uniform GMO labeling bill quickly and federally preempt state mandatory GMO laws," Bailey said.
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