text:
import copy
import os
import unittest

import sys
import time

from app.plans import k8s_2t

try:
    import kvm_player
except ImportError:
    sys.path.append(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))))
    import kvm_player

class TestKVMK8sEtcdOperator(kvm_player.KernelVirtualMachinePlayer):
    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        cls.running_requirements()
        cls.set_rack0()
        cls.set_acserver()
        cls.set_api()
        cls.set_matchbox()
        cls.set_dnsmasq()
        cls.pause(cls.wait_setup_teardown)

# @unittest.skip("skip")
class TestKVMK8SEtcdOperator0(TestKVMK8sEtcdOperator):
    # @unittest.skip("just skip")
    def test_00(self):
        self.assertEqual(self.fetch_discovery(), [])
        nb_node = 3
        marker = "euid-%s-%s" % (TestKVMK8sEtcdOperator.__name__.lower(), self.test_00.__name__)
        nodes = ["%s-%d" % (marker, i) for i in range(nb_node)]
        k8s_2t.EC.lldp_image_url = ""
        plan_k8s_2t = k8s_2t.Kubernetes2Tiers(
            {
                "discovery": marker,
                "etcd_member_kubernetes_control_plane": "%s-%s" % (marker, "etcd-member-control-plane"),
                "kubernetes_nodes": "%s-%s" % (marker, "k8s-node"),
            },
            matchbox_path=self.test_matchbox_path,
            api_uri=self.api_uri,
            extra_selectors=dict(),
        )
        plan_k8s_2t._sch_k8s_control_plane.expected_nb = 3

        try:
            for i, m in enumerate(nodes):
                # if the machine already exist: clean it
                self.clean_up_virtual_machine(m)
                virt_install = self.create_virtual_machine(m, nb_node)
                self.virsh(virt_install, assertion=True, v=self.dev_null)
                time.sleep(self.testing_sleep_seconds)

            for i in range(120):
                if plan_k8s_2t.apply() == nb_node:
                    break
                time.sleep(self.testing_sleep_seconds)

            to_start = copy.deepcopy(nodes)
            self.kvm_restart_off_machines(to_start)
            time.sleep(self.testing_sleep_seconds * nb_node)

            for i in range(nb_node + 1):
                self.etcd_member_len(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0],
                                     plan_k8s_2t._sch_k8s_control_plane.expected_nb,
                                     self.ec.vault_etcd_client_port, verify=False)
                self.etcd_endpoint_health(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list, self.ec.vault_etcd_client_port,
                                          verify=False)
                if i == 0:
                    self.vault_self_certs(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0],
                                          self.ec.vault_etcd_client_port)
                    self.vault_verifing_issuing_ca(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0],
                                                   self.ec.vault_etcd_client_port)
                    self.vault_issue_app_certs(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0],
                                               self.ec.vault_etcd_client_port)

                    self.save_unseal_key(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list)

                self.unseal_all_vaults(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list, self.ec.vault_etcd_client_port)

                self.etcd_member_len(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0],
                                     plan_k8s_2t._sch_k8s_control_plane.expected_nb,
                                     self.ec.kubernetes_etcd_client_port, certs_name="etcd-kubernetes_client")
                self.etcd_member_len(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0],
                                     plan_k8s_2t._sch_k8s_control_plane.expected_nb,
                                     self.ec.fleet_etcd_client_port, certs_name="etcd-fleet_client")

                self.etcd_endpoint_health(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list,
                                          self.ec.kubernetes_etcd_client_port,
                                          certs_name="etcd-kubernetes_client")
                self.etcd_endpoint_health(
                    plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list + plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_nodes_ip_list,
                    self.ec.fleet_etcd_client_port, certs_name="etcd-fleet_client")
                self.kube_apiserver_health(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list)

                if i == 0:
                    self.create_tiller(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0])
                self.kubernetes_node_nb(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0], nb_node)
                self.healthz_enjoliver_agent(
                    plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list + plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_nodes_ip_list)
                self.pod_tiller_is_running(plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0])
                m = "%s-%d" % (marker, i)
                self.virsh(["virsh", "reset", m])

            self.write_ending(marker)
        finally:
            if os.getenv("TEST"):
                self.iteractive_usage(
                    api_server_ip=plan_k8s_2t.kubernetes_control_plane_ip_list[0])
            for i in range(nb_node):
                machine_marker = "%s-%d" % (marker, i)
                self.clean_up_virtual_machine(machine_marker)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main(defaultTest=os.getenv("TEST"))


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Home About Me New Organs 48-key small 52-key 89-key Street organs
48-key Fair organ, "The Princess"
This organ playing "12th Street Rag"
Not long after I had joined forces with Judith Howard and established the firm of "Page and Howard" with a workshop under a railway arch in Brixton, London, we had an enquiry about building a new fair organ. I asked what sort of size was wanted, so the man took me outside and pointed to a van standing in the yard. He said "Something that would go into that van."
So, for several weeks we worked on ideas and drew up plans for our first new organ. It just so happened that the last new organ to go out from the works (1992 in Pembroke Dock) was a sister 48-key organ. Not many pictures were taken of the building of this one, but some relating to the later organ are relevant, see details below.
Working between our overhaul jobs the project gradually evolved. Judith suggested getting someone she knew in the Netherlands to make the pipes, as neither of us had made flue pipes before, although I had had some experience with reeds. She got in touch with him, and a deal was struck for all the flue pipes we needed except for the largest basses. Those would be made by modifying old church organ pipes we happened to have in storage - old seasoned timber is far better for working with for organ action and parts.
By the spring of 1985 the 48-key organ, job number 48 (pure coincidence) was taking shape. We decided to use the Gavioli scale as there would be a plentiful supply of music for it. We had just completed the restoration of a 46-key Marenghi for John Forrest, so our organ would have a similar pipe specification, but our larger organ would also have a trombone. The 46-key scale didn't have registers, so we opted for the 48-key, with the trombone in the bass and trumpet on melody being brought into play with the forte register. The construction was based around a main bar chest with Gavioli-style push-rod action (see picture above). The trumpet and trombone were operated via a combined membrane action running across the width of the case, mounted horizontally to save height. The picture just shows some of the trombones sitting on top of that. There are 144 pipes in all, please see specification.
The wind supply was by blower into a single reservoir through a butterfly control valve operated by cord and pulleys from the reservoir top, church organ style. We managed to obtain a second-hand blower, and we had the big long-arm torsion springs made for us by a company in Leeds, recommended by Mike Dean of Dean Organs - thanks Mike.
Above left: The trombones were made straight and, for the picture, fitted into the roofless case along with the trumpets. The picture shows just how long the trombones are before mitring. The six top notes of the trumpets were made "harmonic" with double-length resonators. That makes tuning more stable. There's nothing worse than out-of-tune trumpets!
Above right: The accompaniments (one side) installed into the organ, clearly showing the two different style ranks. The cellos were made with "dead-length" tuning, as most Dutch pipes are made. The tuning is far more stable than pipes with movable tuning slides, but more tricky to get right in the first place. I know what an organ owner would prefer!
Above left: The trombone pipes laid out on the ground to show where they were mitred. One cut at (just a little) more than 45 degrees (the pipes are tapered and I wanted the top face of the upper pieces to be level with the case top) and the top section twisted 180 degrees makes the perfect mitre. Mitring pipes in this way doesn't affect speech. (Narrow scale pipes such as violins need two 22½° mitres for one right-angle turn.) Above right: The trombones now fitted into the case.
The façade was modelled after an illustration of a 50-key organ in a facsimile Gavioli catalogue. It was made entirely by myself and decorated by Judith Howard. The organ's first few appearances were without side cases. The drums were mounted on each side on shelves, similar to some small Limonaires, but eventually two side cases were made for it. The organ then appeared as shown in the picture below.
During the building work, we tried contacting the man who enquired in the first place, but to this day we have never heard from him, even after 18 months of publicity and touring around the country, from Manchester to Devon. Our eventual buyer was an enthusiast who toured it for about a year before it was sold to another enthusiast, in Manchester. Eventually it was acquired by an Essex showman who was looking for an organ to take with him to Tasmania, where he set up a small fair, and presented the organ with his gallopers.
The Four Seasons
My second large 48-key organ was built to the order of the late Chris Edmonds. Internally it was identical to The Princess, but delivered without a façade. Chris pulled out all the stops to make this organ into a first class presentation - no expense spared. Naming it "The Four Seasons", he commissioned some great music, and presented the organ at many rallies.
Above left: I set the trumpet on my voicing machine, which was only suitable for church organ ranks. For fair organ pipes I placed a spare Mortier unit chest on top of the machine and tubed up to the wind supply. Using the Mortier push-rods I was able to test the pipes' speech and tuning. Note the trebles with harmonic resonators. Above right: the trumpet pipes in position in the organ. Just in front of it is the "tent-shaped" block. This is for the violin, which stands in front of the 16-foot cello. The longest pipes of the violin needed to be raised to make the three-rank melody set look right.
Above left: Now all melody pipes are in position it's easy to see why the violin basses in the centre needed to be raised. In the front is the rank of 4-foot piccolos. These are harmonic (double-length with nodal holes in the middle, and overblown), so are physically very similar in length to the violins behind them. Above right: proud Chris Edmonds admires the new organ he bought for his wife, Sally.
Below: The Four Seasons, as it looks now. Chris decided to make the organ grander, so he fitted a super-sized bass drum, two more ranks of melody pipes in a "belly" case, more pipes behind the trombones, and a set of very small pipes below the snare drum - I've no idea what they are! I think the two brass trumpet bells showing above the snare drum are just for show. There are a few videos of this organ out there; just go to Youtube and search "48 key page & howard".
"Bolero" (start), played on this organ at GDSF 2018

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Snuffle Lodge Hedgehog Rescue
A former sanctuary for orphaned, sick and injured hedgehogs
Help – I've found a hedgehog !
Snuffle Lodge Hedgehog Rescue > Private: Patients > Happy endings > 2012/10 – Pinky and Perky
2012/10 – Pinky and Perky
orphaned females
date admitted 10 Sep 12
pre-release 10 Oct 12
released 17 Oct 12
weights on admission 169g and 177g
weights on pre-release 660g/666g
weights on release 753g/756g
Found out during the day in a farm in Risley, not far from Long Eaton, Pinky and Perky were last seen with their mother two days before. They'd come out as they were clearly hungry.
In delightful condition on admittance, it was clear that the two little girls had been well-looked after by Mum, although sadly a third sibling died before it reached us. We can only assume something happened to Mum who, it is believed, had successfully raised a first litter of seven earlier in the year.
Pinky and Perky dived into a dish of puppy milk formula and A/D prescription diet glop and couldn't be moved for love nor money – they were hungry.
As with all hoglet and juvenile admissions in 2012, they underwent routine worming treatment to prevent the impact of the thorny-headed worm parasite which was found in Nottinghamshire in this year.
They have developed perfectly, and have pretty much kept pace with each other, weight-wise, during their stay with us.
They were moved to a shared pen in pre-release on 10 October and each piled on another 90g or so in the space of a week. They were returned to the wonderfully wildlife friendly Willowbrook Farm on 17 October, their place of birth.


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Exhibitions to be held by the Cyprus Museum of Modern Arts postponed until the decision of the Contagious Diseases Supreme Committee and the Council of Ministers allowing to hold the cultural and art events
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Last Edited On: 01 March 2021, Monday, 14:24
The exhibitions, which the Cyprus Museum of Modern Arts is planning to open this week, have been postponed until the decision of the Contagious Diseases Supreme Committee and the Council of Ministers that will allow holding cultural and artistic events.
It was announced by the Cyprus Museum of Modern Art that the "Cyprus Landscape and Miscellaneous" and "Poetry of Time" exhibitions of artists Alexey Utkin and Asgat Dinikeyev would be opened at the Kyrenia University Fine Arts Gallery on March 1. In addition, the "Fine Arts February Exhibition", which will be the 370th exhibition of the Cyprus Museum of Modern Arts, would be opened at the Near East University Hospital Exhibition Hall on Wednesday, March 3.
According to the statement made by the Cyprus Museum of Modern Arts, the opening of all exhibitions, including the ones planned to be opened this week, will be held after the relevant decision of the Contagious Diseases Supreme Committee and the Council of Ministers that will allow holding cultural and artistic events.
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Menko Polhukam Admits That Some WNI Who Going to Overseas Join ISIS
By Humas
Date 4 Maret 2015
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Menko Polhukam Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno
Coordinating Minister for Politic, Legal and Security (Menko Polhukam) Tejo Edhy Purdijatno indicated, currently, there are many Indonesian citizen (WNI) who going abroad secretly to join the radical movement Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
"Indeed there are citizens who going abroad, but they disappeared. We've been aware of and data from the Police had entered, the data from the National Intelligence Agency (BIN)," said Coordinating Minister Polhukam told reporters after accompanying President Joko Widodo (Jokowi), attended the Rapimnas of TNI and Polri, at the auditorium of STIK, Jakarta, Tuesday (3/3) .
Menko Polhukam asserted, that it will seek to counteract those who going abroad to join the radical movement.
Regarding the data that have been revealed by the Chairman of the Board of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) KH. Aqil Siraj that there are already 514 citizens who become members of ISIS, Coordinating Polhukam pointed out that there is a new mode of departing via travel agent (tour) to certain point and then disappear.
"This is one of the modes; the data already exists in the police and BIN. Until the time they return to their homeland, everything is in travel agency, we check anyone who did not return," Menko Polhukam said.
He said, in an effort to be aware of the threat of terrorism, the government has taken many ways to do prevention, either through religion, culture, and education.
But Menko Polhukam, Tejo Edhy Purdijatno emphasized that the government will not restrict WNI, especially students who will go to the countries in the Middle East.
"Not restricted. As it might seem obvious, if they are students there, certainly well documented in Indonesian embassy in that country, he concluded. (Humas Setkab/ES)


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Juan López Reina (El Coronil, 17??-18??) fue un escribano y político español.

Diputado de las Cortes de Cádiz
Fue diputado por Sevilla durante las Cortes de Cádiz y destacó por su defensa del absolutismo. En la sesión celebrada el 3 de febrero de 1814 dijo, para escándalo de los diputados constitucionalistas:

Estas palabras provocaron un gran alboroto en las Cortes, pero Reina continuó diciendo:

Tras pronunciar estas palabras contrarias a la Constitución de 1812, fue expulsado de la cámara. A pesar de su inviolabilidad como diputado en virtud de la Constitución, se acordó que fuese juzgado por sus palabras, lo que no se llegó a producir por haberse Reina ausentado u ocultado.

En 1814 redactó, junto con Bernardo Mozo de Rosales, el llamado Manifiesto de los Persas, suscrito por 69 diputados de las Cortes, que Mozo Rosales habría de llevar a Valencia para entregárselo a Fernando VII.

Fue padre de María Josefa López de Osuna (casada con el capitán de Infantería Antonio Moscoso y Cordón) y abuelo materno del abogado y político carlista Juan Manuel Moscoso y López.

Referencias

Políticos de la provincia de Sevilla
Antiguas ocupaciones jurídicas
Diputados de las Cortes de Cádiz
Restauración absolutista en España
Nacidos en El Coronil

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Ethereum's core innovation, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is a Turing complete software that runs on the Ethereum network. It enables anyone to run any program, regardless of the programming language given enough time and memory. The Ethereum Virtual Machine makes the process of creating blockchain applications much easier and efficient than ever before. Instead of having to build an entirely original blockchain for each new application, Ethereum enables the development of potentially thousands of different applications all on one platform.
The U.S. federal investigation was prompted by concerns of possible manipulation during futures settlement dates. The final settlement price of CME bitcoin futures is determined by prices on four exchanges, Bitstamp, Coinbase, itBit and Kraken. Following the first delivery date in January 2018, the CME requested extensive detailed trading information but several of the exchanges refused to provide it and later provided only limited data. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission then subpoenaed the data from the exchanges.[190][191]
Ether is a token whose blockchain is generated by the Ethereum platform. Ether can be transferred between accounts and used to compensate participant mining nodes for computations performed.[3] Ethereum provides a decentralized virtual machine, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), which can execute scripts using an international network of public nodes.[4] The virtual machine's instruction set, in contrast to others like Bitcoin Script, is thought to be Turing-complete. "Gas", an internal transaction pricing mechanism, is used to mitigate spam and allocate resources on the network.[4]
All of those factors make mining cryptocurrencies an extremely competitive arms race that rewards early adopters. However, depending on where you live, profits made from mining can be subject to taxation and Money Transmitting regulations. In the US, the FinCEN has issued a guidance, according to which mining of cryptocurrencies and exchanging them for flat currencies may be considered money transmitting. This means that miners might need to comply with special laws and regulations dealing with this type of activities.
^ Iansiti, Marco; Lakhani, Karim R. (January 2017). "The Truth About Blockchain". Harvard Business Review. Harvard University. Archived from the original on 18 January 2017. Retrieved 17 January 2017. The technology at the heart of bitcoin and other virtual currencies, blockchain is an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent way.
In Charles Stross' 2013 science fiction novel, Neptune's Brood, the universal interstellar payment system is known as "bitcoin" and operates using cryptography.[236] Stross later blogged that the reference was intentional, saying "I wrote Neptune's Brood in 2011. Bitcoin was obscure back then, and I figured had just enough name recognition to be a useful term for an interstellar currency: it'd clue people in that it was a networked digital currency."[237]
Last week was relatively quiet in Ethereum land; the World Bank sold $33.8 million in another round of its private Ethereum blockchain bonds (not public chain activity but interesting nonetheless) and Mark Carney (Bank of England Governor) discussed the major advantages of a world reserve currency at an annual gathering of central bankers in Wyoming – drawing many parallels to that proposed by Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency.
A cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency designed to work as a medium of exchange. It uses cryptography to secure and verify transactions as well as to control the creation of new units of a particular cryptocurrency. Essentially, cryptocurrencies are limited entries in a database that no one can change unless specific conditions are fulfilled.
^ Mooney, Chris; Mufson, Steven (19 December 2017). "Why the bitcoin craze is using up so much energy". The Washington Post. Archived from the original on 9 January 2018. Retrieved 11 January 2018. several experts told The Washington Post that bitcoin probably uses as much as 1 to 4 gigawatts, or billion watts, of electricity, roughly the output of one to three nuclear reactors.


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By Carissa Wyant
(MintPress)—The U.S. government believes it scored a major touchdown in the fight against online piracy this week, shuttering over 300 websites, and prompting cries of foul from critics who say the move is just another example of how governments are tackling civil liberties.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement seized the Web addresses for 307 websites that allegedly stream live pirated sports telecasts and sell counterfeit merchandise.
The announcement was made Thursday at a National Football League press conference, just days ahead of Super Bowl XLVI, which pits the New York Giants against New England Patriots.
Erik Limmer of Geekosystems, " This has actually been going on for a while now, but today marks the largest seizure to date: 307 sites in total, 16 of which were allegedly doing the streaming thing, the rest allegedly handling the unauthorized merchandise part." Also seized were 42,692 items of faux Super Bowl-related memorabilia as well as other counterfeit items worth a value estimated upwards of $4.8 million.
Yonjo Quiroa, 28, of Comstock Park, Mich., was arrested as part of the sweep, on charges of criminal copyright infringement. Authorities say he allegedly operated websites that illegally streamed live sporting event telecasts and pay-per-view events over the Internet, authorities said.
Critics of the move are also pointing out that the seizure was conducted under U.S. civil law, rather than criminal law, which according to one news report in Tecca
"means the affected parties need to prove that the internet domains were not engaging in illegal activity to get them back — an ugly mirror image of the country's usual "innocent until proven guilty" right.
Many of the domains were not being operated by U.S. groups. Because they used U.S. domain suffixes .net, .com, and .org, however, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency was empowered to act." This ideology seems to fly in the face of the "innocent until proven guilty" mantra, a bedrock of the U.S. legal system.
ICE Director Morton said in a statement, "While most people are focusing on whether the Patriots or Giants will win on Sunday, we at ICE have our sights on a different type of victory: defeating the international counterfeiting rings that illegally profit off of this event, the NFL, its players and sports fans. In sports, players must abide by rules of the game, and in life, individuals must follow the laws of the land. Our message is simple: abiding by intellectual property rights laws is not optional; it's the law."
The crackdown was part of an effort launched last October, called "Operation Fake Sweep" which was coordinated with the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York and ICE's Homeland Security Investigations team.
While the websites do not host pirated sporting content themselves, authorities said they provide links to other websites where people would be able to illegally download or live stream the sporting event on their computers.
Free speech advocate Michael Oksa pointed out,
"I am 100% for shutting down piracy, but…I wonder what would happen if I put up a website that said "Watch the Super Bowl for FREE" and then told people how to hook up an antenna? That's a serious question. Would the omnimpotent government know the difference? Would they take the time to find out? Or would they shut down my site without question and without warning? In fact, I wonder if the six words I put in quotes, in a post on a forum, would be enough for them to come after me."
While many agree that piracy isn't a good thing – recent regulatory efforts to curb it on the world wide web, such as online piracy bills SOPA, PIPA and ACTA, have been widely protested by those who worry that efforts to quash illegal activites could open the door for a wide variety of censorship practices, civil rights abuses and the stifling of free speech. In the wake of protests by sites such as Wikipedia and Google, many legislators in the U.S. abandoned their sponsorship of SOPA and PIPA, despite support from the entertainment and pharmaceutical industries and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
An opinion piece in the L.A. Times on Friday point out, " The NFL welcomed ICE's crackdown, but let's be honest — taking down 16 streaming sites won't stop the big game from being pirated. To its credit, the league took a far more important step on that front late last year: it agreed to let NBC, the broadcaster with the rights to Sunday's game, transmit it online as well. It's the first time the Super Bowl will be available legally online, after more than a decade of it being available illegally. As college students would tell you, the best way to combat pirated video online is to make the programming available legally on attractive terms. Hulu, for instance, has made it unnecessary to download bootlegged TV shows through BitTorrent." This is the first year that the Super Bowl is being streamed live, after NBC announced it's "exclusive" deal to partner with NFL and Verizon's NFL mobile to stream the game on the IOS4 or Android mobile device. The L.A.
Many groups are decrying the crackdown as a violation of free speech on the Web, arguing that "domains are being seized with nothing more than the rubber stamp of a magistrate, without any prior notice or adversarial process, leaving the authors of the sites with the burden of having to prove their innocence," according to technology writer John P. Mello, Jr. in a report on PC World today.
Source: MintPress
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Any sign of a leak or mold growth should not be taken lightly. Palm Beach Gardens in Florida experiences a lot of sunshine and also heavy winds, rains and hurricanes. Homeowners spend a lot of money maintaining their homes through the three seasons and try to keep their families protected and safe.
One of the main problems homeowners face it getting their claims for water damage restoration covered by insurance. It is therefore worthwhile to select a reputed service company that works closely with these insurance companies to eliminate costs of major repairs and reduce overall stress.
When you notice a toilet overflow or a leaky faucet, take immediate action. If you have some plumbing experience, you could try to repair this on your own. If you do not, do not hesitate to pick up the phone and call for help. A leaky roof might fill a bucket of water today but the problem will escalate tomorrow as it spreads and causes other problems like rot, mold growth and introduces foul odor in the home.


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namespace scratch::detail {

template<class T, class Enable = void>
struct optional_storage {
    union {
        char m_dummy;
        T m_value;
    };
    bool m_has_value;

    constexpr optional_storage() noexcept : m_dummy(0), m_has_value(false) {}

    ~optional_storage() {
        if (this->storage_has_value()) {
            this->storage_reset();
        }
    }

    template<class... Args>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(std::forward<Args>(args)...),
        m_has_value(true) {}

    template<class... Args, class U>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, std::initializer_list<U>&, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...),
        m_has_value(true) {}

    constexpr bool storage_has_value() const noexcept { return m_has_value; }

    constexpr T& storage_value() noexcept { return m_value; }
    constexpr const T& storage_value() const noexcept { return m_value; }

    void storage_reset() noexcept {
        m_value.~T();
        m_has_value = false;
    }

    template<class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(std::forward<Args>(args)...);
        m_has_value = true;
    }

    template<class U, class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...);
        m_has_value = true;
    }
};

template<class T>
struct optional_storage<T, enable_if_t<is_trivially_destructible_v<T> && tombstone_traits<T>::spare_representations == 0>> {
    union {
        char m_dummy;
        T m_value;
    };
    bool m_has_value;

    constexpr optional_storage() noexcept : m_dummy(0), m_has_value(false) {}

    ~optional_storage() = default;

    template<class... Args>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(std::forward<Args>(args)...),
        m_has_value(true) {}

    template<class... Args, class U>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, std::initializer_list<U>&, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...),
        m_has_value(true) {}

    constexpr bool storage_has_value() const noexcept { return m_has_value; }

    constexpr T& storage_value() noexcept { return m_value; }
    constexpr const T& storage_value() const noexcept { return m_value; }

    void storage_reset() noexcept {
        m_value.~T();
        m_has_value = false;
    }

    template<class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(std::forward<Args>(args)...);
        m_has_value = true;
    }

    template<class U, class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...);
        m_has_value = true;
    }
};

template<class T>
struct optional_storage<T, enable_if_t<is_trivially_destructible_v<T> && tombstone_traits<T>::spare_representations >= 1>> {
    union {
        char m_dummy;
        T m_value;
    };

    constexpr optional_storage() noexcept {
        tombstone_traits<T>::set_spare_representation(&m_value, 0);
    }

    ~optional_storage() = default;

    template<class... Args>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(std::forward<Args>(args)...) {}

    template<class... Args, class U>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, std::initializer_list<U>&, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...) {}

    constexpr bool storage_has_value() const noexcept {
        return tombstone_traits<T>::index(&m_value) == size_t(-1);
    }

    constexpr T& storage_value() noexcept { return m_value; }
    constexpr const T& storage_value() const noexcept { return m_value; }

    void storage_reset() noexcept {
        m_value.~T();
        tombstone_traits<T>::set_spare_representation(&m_value, 0);
    }

    template<class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(std::forward<Args>(args)...);
    }

    template<class U, class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...);
    }
};

template<class T>
struct optional_storage<T, enable_if_t<!is_trivially_destructible_v<T> && tombstone_traits<T>::spare_representations >= 1>> {
    union {
        char m_dummy;
        T m_value;
    };

    constexpr optional_storage() noexcept {
        tombstone_traits<T>::set_spare_representation(&m_value, 0);
    }

    ~optional_storage() {
        if (this->storage_has_value()) {
            this->storage_reset();
        }
    }

    template<class... Args>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(std::forward<Args>(args)...) {}

    template<class... Args, class U>
    constexpr optional_storage(in_place_t, std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_constructible_v<T, std::initializer_list<U>&, Args&&...>) :
        m_value(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...) {}

    constexpr bool storage_has_value() const noexcept {
        return tombstone_traits<T>::index(&m_value) == size_t(-1);
    }

    constexpr T& storage_value() noexcept { return m_value; }
    constexpr const T& storage_value() const noexcept { return m_value; }

    void storage_reset() noexcept {
        m_value.~T();
        tombstone_traits<T>::set_spare_representation(&m_value, 0);
    }

    template<class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(std::forward<Args>(args)...);
    }

    template<class U, class... Args>
    void storage_emplace(std::initializer_list<U> il, Args&&... args) {
        ::new (&m_value) T(il, std::forward<Args>(args)...);
    }
};

template<class T, class Enable = void>
struct optional_copyable : optional_storage<T>
{
    using optional_storage<T>::optional_storage;
    optional_copyable() = default;

    template<class T_ = T, class = enable_if_t<is_copy_constructible_v<T_>>>
    optional_copyable(const optional_copyable& rhs)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_copy_constructible_v<T>)
    {
        if (rhs.storage_has_value()) {
            this->storage_emplace(rhs.storage_value());
        } else {
            // do nothing
        }
    }

    template<class T_ = T, class = enable_if_t<is_move_constructible_v<T_>>>
    optional_copyable(optional_copyable&& rhs)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_move_constructible_v<T>)
    {
        if (rhs.storage_has_value()) {
            this->storage_emplace(std::move(rhs.storage_value()));
        } else {
            // do nothing
        }
    }

    template<class T_ = T, class = enable_if_t<is_copy_constructible_v<T_> && is_copy_assignable_v<T_>>>
    optional_copyable& operator=(const optional_copyable& rhs)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_copy_constructible_v<T> && is_nothrow_copy_assignable_v<T>)
    {
        if (this->storage_has_value()) {
            if (rhs.storage_has_value()) {
                this->storage_value() = rhs.storage_value();
            } else {
                this->storage_reset();
            }
        } else {
            if (rhs.storage_has_value()) {
                this->storage_emplace(rhs.storage_value());
            } else {
                // do nothing
            }
        }
        return *this;
    }

    template<class T_ = T, class = enable_if_t<is_move_constructible_v<T_> && is_move_assignable_v<T_>>>
    optional_copyable& operator=(optional_copyable&& rhs)
        noexcept(is_nothrow_move_constructible_v<T> && is_nothrow_move_assignable_v<T>)
    {
        if (this->storage_has_value()) {
            if (rhs.storage_has_value()) {
                this->storage_value() = std::move(rhs.storage_value());
            } else {
                this->storage_reset();
            }
        } else {
            if (rhs.storage_has_value()) {
                this->storage_emplace(std::move(rhs.storage_value()));
            } else {
                // do nothing
            }
        }
        return *this;
    }
};

template<class T>
struct optional_copyable<T, enable_if_t<is_trivially_copyable_v<T>>> : optional_storage<T>
{
    using optional_storage<T>::optional_storage;
    optional_copyable() = default;
    optional_copyable& operator=(const optional_copyable&) = default;
    optional_copyable(const optional_copyable&) = default;
};

} // namespace scratch::detail

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package sri.mobile.examples.uiexplorer.components

import sri.core.ElementFactory._
import sri.core.ReactComponent
import sri.mobile.examples.uiexplorer.{UIExample, UIExplorerBlock, UIExplorerPage}
import sri.universal.components._
import sri.universal.styles.UniversalStyleSheet
import scala.scalajs.js.annotation.ScalaJSDefined

object SliderExample extends UIExample {

  case class State(value: Double = 0)

  @ScalaJSDefined
  class Component extends ReactComponent[Unit, State] {

    initialState(State())

    def render() = UIExplorerPage(
      UIExplorerBlock("SliderIOS")(
        View()(
          Text(style = styles.text)(
            state.value
          ),
          Slider(style = styles.slider,
            value = state.value,
            onValueChange = handleValueChnage _)()
        )
      )
    )

    def handleValueChnage(value: Double): Unit = {
      setState(state.copy(value = value))
    }
  }

  val component = () => makeElement[Component]

  object styles extends UniversalStyleSheet {
    val slider = style(height := 10, margin := 10)

    val text = style(
      fontSize := 14,
      textAlign.center,
      fontWeight._500,
      margin := 10
    )

  }

  override def title: String = "Slider"

  override def description: String = "Slider Example"
}


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The ebook FEEE - Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering and Electronics is based on material originally written by T.R. Kuphaldt and various co-authors. For more information please read the copyright pages.
Home Semiconductors Amplifiers and Active Devices Attenuators Attenuators
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Attenuators weaken or attenuate the high level output of a signal generator, for example, to provide a lower level signal for something like the antenna input of a sensitive radio receiver. (Figure below) The attenuator could be built into the signal generator, or be a stand-alone device. It could provide a fixed or adjustable amount of attenuation. An attenuator section can also provide isolation between a source and a troublesome load.
Constant impedance attenuator is matched to source impedance ZI and load impedance ZO. For radio frequency equipment Z is 50 Ω.
In the case of a stand-alone attenuator, it must be placed in series between the signal source and the load by breaking open the signal path as shown above. In addition, it must match both the source impedance ZI and the load impedance ZO, while providing a specified amount of attenuation. In this section we will only consider the special, and most common, case where the source and load impedances are equal. Not considered in this section, unequal source and load impedances may be matched by an attenuator section. However, the formlation is more complex.
T section and Π section attenuators are common forms.
Common configurations are the T and Π networks shown in Figure above Multiple attenuator sections may be cascaded when even weaker signals are needed as in Figure below.


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Antonin Trilles (born 20 July 1983 in Arles) is a French goalkeeper.

Career
Trilles played previously for French clubs US Marignane, GFC Ajaccio and AC Arles-Avignon, before signed in February 2011 for S.League club Etoile FC.

References

1983 births
Living people
French footballers
Marignane Gignac Côte Bleue FC players
Expatriate footballers in Singapore
AC Arlésien players
French expatriate sportspeople in Thailand
Expatriate footballers in Thailand
French expatriate sportspeople in Singapore
Antonin Trilles
French expatriate footballers
Gazélec Ajaccio players
Association football goalkeepers
Étoile FC players
People from Arles
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Footballers from Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur


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A list of films produced by the Israeli film industry in 1963.

1963 releases

See also
1963 in Israel

References

External links
 Israeli films of 1963 at the Internet Movie Database

Israeli
Film
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Fantasy Live
Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Quarterbacks for Week 4
By Michael Fabiano NFL.com
Senior fantasy analyst
Published: Sept. 26, 2012 at 12:55 p.m.
Updated: Sept. 29, 2012 at 09:08 p.m.
Michael Fabiano's Top 200 players for 2019
Start 'Em & Sit 'Em is the ultimate look at the weekly NFL matchups and how they'll affect your fantasy football team. Sleeper alert features an under-the-radar player who could produce good numbers. Owners beware features a regular fantasy starter who could fail to meet expectations based on the strength of his opponent. Obvious fantasy starters like Aaron Rodgers and Arian Foster will not be featured in this column. For your final lineup decisions, check our lineup rankings.
Byes - Indianapolis Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers
Start of the week
Peyton Manning vs. Oakland Raiders: Manning has had an inconsistent start to the season, throwing for an average of 274.6 yards with five touchdowns and three interceptions in his first three contests. But with a very favorable matchup against the Raiders, who have allowed the fifth-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks, next on the schedule, Manning should post a solid stat line.
Start 'em
Matt Ryan vs. Carolina Panthers: This week's matchup against the Panthers isn't overly favorable based on the defensive totals, but Ryan remains a terrific start in fantasy land. The veteran has thrown for a combined seven touchdowns in his last three games against the NFC South opponent. Furthermore, Ryan has thrown for multiple scores in his last four games at the Georgia Dome.
Philip Rivers at Kansas City Chiefs: If you started Rivers on your fantasy team last week (I did too), you know that his stat line was far less than impressive. I still think he's well worth a look in Week 4, however, as the Chiefs defense has given up the second-most fantasy points to quarterbacks. Rivers has also averaged 301 yards in his last eight games against this AFC West opponent.
Ryan Fitzpatrick vs. New England Patriots: Fitzpatrick has quietly been solid this season, averaging 17.48 fantasy points in his first three games. That makes him a viable option against the Patriots, who allowed 369 yards and two touchdowns to the Amish rifle in a comeback win for the Bills last season. Fitzpatrick is still a free agent in over 70 percent of NFL.com leagues, so he's out there to add.
Sleeper alert - Josh Freeman at Washington Redskins: Freeman has had a slow start to the season in the stat sheets, ranking a mere 29th in fantasy points among all quarterbacks. With that said, he's still worth considering if you're hurting at the position or need a bye-week replacement. The Redskins have allowed the third-most fantasy points, including nine touchdowns, to signal-callers.
Sit of the week
Jay Cutler at Dallas Cowboys (Mon.): Remember all the talk of Cutler being a No. 1 fantasy quarterback? Eh, not so much. He has fewer fantasy points than Blaine Gabbert and Brandon Weeden, and this week's contest against the Cowboys is anything but favorable. In their first three games, the Pokes have surrendered three touchdown passes and the sixth-fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks.
Sit 'em
Tony Romo vs. Chicago Bears (Mon.): Admittedly, I'm a little worried about Romo this week. The Cowboys have major issues on the offensive line, which have left him vulnerable to big hits. This week he goes up against DE Julius Peppers and the Bears, who have surrendered the fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks. If you do start Romo, you need to temper your statistical expectations.
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Drew Brees joined the NFL Fantasy LIVE crew and dished on what fantasy owners can expect heading into Week 4. (Click image for further analysis.)
Jake Locker at Houston Texans: Locker is coming off the best fantasy performance of his career, throwing for 378 yards with two touchdowns while scoring 24.62 fantasy points. Of course, that came against the Detroit Lions. He won't find that much success against the Texans, who have surrendered the fourth-fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks. Locker should be rostered, but not started.
Sam Bradford vs. Seattle Seahawks: Over the last two weeks, the Seahawks have allowed a combined 22.56 fantasy points to the duo of Tony Romo and Aaron Rodgers. If you're doing the math, that's not even 12 points per game to a couple of terrific passers. That doesn't bode well for Bradford, who has been inconsistent this season and shouldn't be trusted as more than a No. 2 fantasy option.
Owners beware - Michael Vick vs. New York Giants: It's tough to bench Vick because of his upside, but owners with a solid second option should consider it. The versatile quarterback has struggled in his first three games, and this week's contest against the Giants isn't favorable. In their last two games, their defense held the combination of Freeman and Cam Newton to 24 fantasy points.
Michael Fabiano is an award-winning fantasy football analyst on NFL.com. Have a burning question on anything fantasy related? Tweet it to @Michael_Fabiano or send a question via Facebook!
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NEWTON TOWNSHIP - Bailee Smith poured in 21 of her game-high 25 points in the second half, as host Maysville rallied for a 56-45 win over Morgan in a Muskingum Valley League contest on Monday.
The Raiders (11-6, 7-5) built an 18-12 advantage through one quarter, as Avery Dillaha, Kaylie Apperson and Sophia Smith each hit a 3.
Kara Hopkins then had five of her team-high 18 points in the second quarter to help Morgan take a 25-19 lead into halftime.
Smith drilled three 3s and scored 11 in a 19-7 third quarter, while Macie Jarrett had seven of her 18 points in the frame to put Maysville (13-4, 10-3) in front, 38-32, entering the fourth.
Smith and Jarrett combined to go 9 of 12 at the foul line in the fourth to seal the victory. The two combined for all 18 of Maysville's points in the final stanza.
Dillaha added nine points to lead Morgan, while Apperson was held to six points.
John Glenn 50, New Lex 25: Lyndi Slack scored 12 of her team-high 16 points in the first quarter, as the host Muskies (11-7, 8-5) earned a MVL victory.
Slack helped John Glenn build a 19-6 lead after one, and Molly Eubanks, who had nine points, hit two 3s in the second quarter to stake the Muskies to a 36-9 cushion at the half.
Maddie Vejsicky added eight points and Felicity Boykin chipped in seven for John Glenn.
Maggie Skillman had a team-high nine points for the Panthers (6-12, 3-11).
Tri-Valley 78, Crooksville 41: The visiting Scotties (17-2, 12-2) kept pace in the MVL with a rout of the Ceramics (3-17, 0-15). No other information was available.
Reynoldsburg 78, Rosecrans 47: The host Bishops dropped to 15-5 in losing to the Division I Raiders.
Claire Creek totaled 18 points, Kailey Zemba had 11 points and Carley Roberts added nine to lead Rosecrans.


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Q: Angular 5 - Multiple pipe filters not working in an array of objects I have a angular component which has got 3 filters (category, rating & price) and when selecting those filters I have to show only the appropriate data so I have created a Pipe and passed in all three selected values. Actually my category filter works completely fine but the other two filters (rating & price) are not working properly.
Json data:
"allBusiness": [
        {
            "category": "XYZ",
            "description": "something something",
            "business": [
             {
                "type": "Store",
                "rating": 4,
                "price" : "$"
             },
             {
                "type": "Store",
                "rating": 3,
                "price" : "$"
             },
             {
                "type": "Store",
                "rating": 5,
                "price" : "$$"
             }
             ]

        },
        {
            "category": "ABC",
            "description": "Testing",
            "business": [
             {
                "type": "Online",
                "rating": 3,
                "price" : "$"
             },
             {
                "type": "Store",
                "rating": 2,
                "price" : "$"
             },
             {
                "type": "Store",
                "rating": 1,
                "price" : "$$"
             }
             ]

        }
]

FilterPipe.ts:
import { Pipe, PipeTransform } from '@angular/core';

@Pipe({
  name: 'filter'
})
export class FilterPipe implements PipeTransform {

  transform(allBusiness: any[], selectedCategory: string, selectedRating: number, selectedPrice: string): any {
    if (allBusiness && allBusiness.length){
        return allBusiness.filter(item =>{
            if (category && item.category.indexOf(selectedCategory) === -1){
                return false;
            }
            if (rate && item.business.filter(rt => rt.rating != selectedRating)){ //tried filter, findIndex, some but nothing works
                return false;
            }
            if (price && item.business.find(pr => pr.price != selectedPrice)){ //same here nothing is working
                return false;
            }
            return true;
       })
    }
    else{
        return items;
    }
  }
}

Thanks in advance.

A: We have 2 filters: for outer list and inner list, let me split it to allBusinessFilterBy: {category?: string} and businessFilterBy: {rating?: number; price?: string;}.
interface BusinessFilterBy {
  rating?: number;
  price?: string;
}

interface AllBusinessFilterBy {
  category?: string;
}

function isNill(item) {
  return item === undefined || item === null || (item !== item);
}

function isBusiness(item, filterBy: BusinessFilterBy) {
  return (isNill(filterBy.rating) || item.rating === filterBy.rating) && (isNill(filterBy.price) || item.price === filterBy.price);
}

function isAllBusiness(item, filterBy: AllBusinessFilterBy) {
  return isNill(filterBy.category) || item.category === filterBy.category;
}

function filterBusiness(item, businessFilterBy: BusinessFilterBy) {
  return [{
    ...item,
    business: item.business.filter(businessItem => isBusiness(businessItem, businessFilterBy))
  }];
}

function transform(allBusiness = [], allBusinessFilterBy: AllBusinessFilterBy = {}, businessFilterBy: BusinessFilterBy = {}) {
  if (!allBusiness && !allBusiness.length) {
    return allBusiness;
  }
  return allBusiness.reduce((acc, item) => [...acc, ...isAllBusiness(item, allBusinessFilterBy) ? filterBusiness(item, businessFilterBy) : []], []);
}

A: I'm a little unsure what you mean when you say I have to show only the appropriate data, in relation to filtering by rating or price. I assume you want to:

*

*Filter/exclude an item in allBusiness if none of the entries in its business array contain a specified rating and price.

*Output/include an item if it contains, at least one entry in its business array that has the specified rating and price.

If that is correct, you can do this:
return allBusiness.filter(item =>
   (selectedCategory && item.category && item.category.indexOf(selectedCategory) > -1)
   && (selectedRating && item.business && item.business.length > 0 && item.business.find(rt => rt.rating == selectedRating))
   && (selectedPrice && item.business && item.business.length > 0 && item.business.find(pr => pr.price == selectedPrice)))

Now, if you want to filter allBusiness such that you only want an entry where all items in its business array have the specified rating and price, you can do this:
return allBusiness.filter(item =>
   (selectedCategory && item.category && item.category.indexOf(selectedCategory) > -1)
   && (selectedRating && item.business && item.business.length > 0 && !item.business.find(rt => rt.rating != selectedRating))
   && (selectedPrice && item.business && item.business.length > 0 && !item.business.find(pr => pr.price != selectedPrice)))

Note:
find() gets the first item in an array that matches the condition you give it. If no items match the condition, it returns undefined.
filter(), on the other hand, gives you a new array with only items from the original which match the condition you give it. If no items match the condition, it gives you an empty array.

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PH still among strongest Asia economies in '19: Fitch
MANILA — Fitch Ratings is confident that the Philippine economy will remain among the strongest in the region this year with a growth of 6.1 percent as recovery is seen in the second half of the year.
In a report on the APAC Sovereign Credit Review for the third quarter, the debt rater said the country, which has an investment grade rating of 'BBB' with Stable outlook, Fitch Ratings said the below-target output in the first half of the year is projected to improve in the remaining quarters.
"The agency is maintaining its full-year 2019 growth forecast of 6.1 percent, continuing to place the Philippines among the region's fastest growing economies," it said Tuesday.
In the first half of the year, growth, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by an average of 5.5 percent, lower than the government's 6 to 7 percent full year target.
The weak output was attributed to the impact of the delay in the approval of this year's national budget and the weak external environment.
The negative external front is seen to hamper domestic expansion in the next two years, with growth projected to be around 6.3 percent.
Fitch Ratings also noted that overheating risks have subsided after the total of 175 basis points increase in the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas' (BSP) key policy rates last year.
The rate hikes were done to help manage inflation expectations since inflation was on the rise due to supply-side factors.
Inflation peaked at 6.7 percent in September and October last year, exceeding the government's 2 to 4 percent target band.
Since then, inflation has decelerated and slowed to 1.7 percent last August.
Fitch Ratings projects inflation to average at 3.1 percent this year, within the government's 2 to 4 percent target band until 2021. (PNA)


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I am a research scientist at Facebook AI Research (FAIR) and an assistant professor in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech.
From 2013 to 2016, I was an assistant professor in the Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech. From 2009 to 2012, I was a research assistant professor at Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago (TTIC), an academic computer science institute affiliated with University of Chicago. I have held visiting positions at Cornell University, University of Texas at Austin, Microsoft Research, MIT, Carnegie Mellon University and Facebook AI Research. I received my MS and PhD degrees from the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Carnegie Mellon University in 2007 and 2009 respectively. I received my BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Rowan University in 2005.
My research interests include computer vision and AI in general and visual recognition problems in particular. My recent work involves exploring problems at the intersection of vision and language, and leveraging human-machine collaboration for building smarter machines. I have also worked on other topics such as ensemble of classifiers, data fusion, inference in probabilistic models, 3D reassembly, barcode segmentation, computational photography, interactive computer vision, contextual reasoning, hierarchical representations of images and human-debugging.
I am a recipient of an NSF CAREER award, an IJCAI Computers and Thought award, a Sloan Research Fellowship, an Office of Naval Research (ONR) Young Investigator Program (YIP) award, an Army Research Office (ARO) Young Investigator Program (YIP) award, a Sigma Xi Young Faculty Award at Georgia Tech, an Allen Distinguished Investigator Award in Artificial Intelligence from the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, four Google Faculty Research Awards, an Amazon Academic Research Award, an Outstanding New Assistant Professor award from the College of Engineering at Virginia Tech, a Rowan University Medal of Excellence for Alumni Achievement, Rowan University's 40 under 40 recognition, a Forbes' list of 20 "Incredible Women Advancing A.I. Research" recognition, and a Marr Best Paper Prize awarded at the International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV).


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From wedding dresses made completely of tulle and feathers, through to mega-dangly earrings, here are six of the most beautiful, modern wedding dress trends from the 2018 bridal fashion week shows in New York.
Appliqué wedding dresses are going nowhere this season. But these dresses are taking appliqué to a whole new, completely over-the-top place. As seen here at Berta bridal.
Marchesa has led the way for appliqué wedding dress designs.
Removable sleeves are a wedding dress design staple. But this season, we're looking at a much more delicate shoulder covering - the sheer tulle cape. As seen here at Marchesa.
Melissa Sweet at David's Bridal market week.
BIG earrings have been a major trend this year, so it follows that they should make their way onto the bridal scene. As seen here at Naeem Khan.
The feather boa is back, but not as you know it at Monique L'huillier.
Pump up the volume, but not in the way of a full skirt. Try a full sleeve instead. As seen here at Berta bridal.
Shirting plus wedding dresses are a rare but chic trend. But if you can't imagine opting for suit tailoring for your big day, how about just the addition of a collar? Seen here at Inbal Dror.


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Boy's Not Right
2019 / Play
The play tells the story of 'Joe', a Primary School teacher whose experiences of disordered eating, alcohol abuse and compulsive exercise have serious consequences, both for himself and those around him.
"Boy's Not Right" was written and produced as part of my research and development for the hour long play I'm currently developing, based around the subject of eating disorders in men, "Dough Boy".
This 30 minute scratch play was performed on October 29th 2019 in The Stanley Arms Pub in Preston. The audience of 60 people included mental health agencies and support workers specialising in eating disorders, and a forum session was held after the performance, which allowed audience members to feedback on the work they'd seen, as well as suggesting changes to be made in the future development of the piece.
The play featured Anthea Carpenter Procter as the voice of Joe's eating disorders, Orla Cottingham as his long suffering boss, and starred Neil Procter as Joe. Neil himself was diagnosed with an eating disorder in his forties, and his personal experiences formed the basis of my research for this piece.
"Boy's Not Right" has received interest from University of Nottingham academic Dr Heike Bartel, and I recently travelled to Nottingham to be interviewed for a film being produced as part of her research into 'Creative ways to start conversations around the topic of eating disorders in men'. She has also included reference to my work in her article 'Creative Arts and Eating Disorders in Men' for the forthcoming Palgrave Encyclopedia of the Health Humanities. Heike has expressed interest in bringing the full length play "Dough Boy" to Nottingham, and is hoping to get funding to do so.
Writer: Susan Moffat
Produced by: Lancashire People's Theatre
Promoted by: Garry Cook 'Enjoy The Show'
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'I really enjoyed it, the play was very powerful and I left exhausted with lots of thoughts about mens problems.'
Jean Mcdonald
'...the unpublished play 'Boy's Not Right' (2019) written and produced by Susan Moffat starring Neil Procter, Anthea Carpenter-Procter and Orla Cottingham... confront(s) its audience with the mental health problems of its main character Joe. For its first performance in 2019 the play utilized the space of a public house, The Stanley Arms pub in Preston... 'Boys Not Right' production provoked further engagement through a 'Pay What You Decide' donation and a Q&A session at the end of the show interlinking its aim to make theatre accessible for all with the aim of breaking down stereotypes of mental health and eating disorders in men.'
Dr Heike Bartel, Associate Professor in German, University of Nottingham
Article: 'Creative Arts and Eating Disorders in Men' for the forthcoming Palgrave Encyclopedia of the Health Humanities
Copyright Susan Moffat 2021


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A fly fishing gift voucher - the ultimate gift that lasts a lifetime.
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Nestled between lush green mountains, Warburton is the perfect place to learn to fly fish. Warburton is only a 30 minute drive from Melbourne's fringe and a fly fishing lesson could be part of a day trip or short stay that also includes sightseeing, visiting cafes and just relaxing.
A small investment in time and resource could change that special person you value forever.
A postage (registered post) and handling charge of $12 applies for all vouchers sent by mail. This charge does not apply to electronic vouchers.
The above suggested voucher gives time to go over the basics, learn to cast and then get out on the water and have a go. Everyone leaves with a complimentary comprehensive manual to help them continue with their journey.
The above is a suggested voucher only, we can tailor a voucher to your requirements and understand unique requirements.
Hi, I'm David Szabo and I will be handling your gift voucher and will take great pleasure in teaching someone you value how to fly fish for a lifetime of relaxation, adventure and enjoyment*. I will make sure they have a great time and you get great value for money.
*WARNING: Fly fishing may promote a feeling of relaxation and well being that your gift recipient may not be used to leading to the rejuvenation of their body, soul and spirit. They may also rediscover how to live in the moment, get realigned, rewired and get a new perspective on life. We advise in advance that the side effects of fly fishing are greater happiness, well being and longer life just to name a few, of many. The side effects are magnified by beautiful places such as Warburton. To be taken in large quantities.


You will rock 2019 with this newly designed calendar. Not only will you get a new positive and uplifting quote every single month, but you can fill in all your to-do's, appointments, things you want to remember, etc. in the blank spaces. Tired of drab calendars with no personality or color? This 2019 calendar is just what you're looking for! Bright colors, gorgeous designs, and inspirational quotes. What more could you want in your calendar? Everyone needs a reminder now and again that life is good and that they are amazing. This calendar is sure to brighten your home or office and remind you of your awesomeness.
On top of all of this awesomeness, I have also added a new feature to this year's calendar, a monthly challenge. This challenge is the Be Better, Do More challenge. Each month has 2 quick prompts…one to better yourself and one to reach out to others. I have found so much happiness in my life as I have set goals and reached them and as I have found moments in my life to serve others around me. The challenge is simple. Do them, take a pic of yourself doing them and share them on Instagram with the tag #kikiandcompanycalendarchallenge. One winner a month will be picked and will receive a box of fun from me!
Tag your photos with #kikiandcompanycalendarchallenge on Instagram.


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In collaboration with the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, we are establishing the underlying bioinformatics capability to analyze microbiome data extracted from deep sequencing of 16S rRNA samples. We are focusing on the respiratory microbiome, with the goal of investigating baseline variability in Service members due to seasonal changes and variability due to deployment and respiratory diseases.
Hang, J., N. Zavaljevski, Y. Yang, V. Desai, R. C. Ruck, L. R. Macareo, R. G. Jarman, J. Reifman, R. A. Kuschner, and P. B. Keiser. Composition and variation of respiratory microbiota in healthy military personnel. PLOS ONE. 2017 December 8; 12(12):e0188461. [PDF, PubMed]
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The ATVX missile pod is a missile launcher developed by ATVX for the Minotaur-class battlecruiser. They were designed to supplement the weakness of battlecruiser laser batteries to massed groups of small fighters. These missiles would hit a large area, damaging or destroying lightly armored and massed threats.
Grants the battlecruiser the Missile Pods ability. Missile Pods deals 40 splash damage (+50 damage to light units) to air units over an area of effect.
Laser batteries are fearsome weapons across wide stretches of space, but they leave a battlecruiser vulnerable to small interceptors. The ATVX Missile Pod can show up this weakness by instantly bombarding an area with a massive barrage of anti-air missiles.


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Discover how you can advance your career with a postgraduate qualification from Crawford School at the postgraduate information evening on 15 October 2015.
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As shares slide in Asian financial markets, the global economy fears a new financial crisis could be waiting in the wings.
But what causes financial contagion, and how can it be avoided in the future? That's the question to be addressed by Crawford alumna and fellowship recipient Dr Hai Anh La.
Dr La will spend four months at Crawford School looking at financial shock transmission in Asia and contributing to global research in the wake of the crisis.
Dr La has been awarded the 2015 Australia-APEC Women in Research Fellowship and has come back to Crawford to undertake this research project.
The competitive fellowship is funded and organised by the Australian Department of Education and Training to support high-achieving female researchers from developing APEC economies to work together with Australian education and research institutions. Up to 10 fellowships are awarded each year.
Dr La is currently a senior researcher at the Vietnam Academy of Social Science and works on research projects with organisations such as the World Bank and UNDP.
She studied a Bachelor of Finance and a Masters of Development Economics in her home country of Vietnam before undertaking her PhD in International and Development Economics at Crawford School in 2007 through the AusAID Scholarship Program.
"I decided to do my PhD program at Crawford because many former students have been very successful in their careers and are among the best economists in Vietnam - their success inspired me to do the same," she said.
"The research skills I developed while doing my PhD have become assets in my role at the Centre for Analysis and Forecasting (CAF) of Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences.
"My research projects included a project on fiscal decentralisation in Vietnam and a large scale European project NOPOOR on governance program."
She first became aware of the fellowship via the Australia Awards Alumni email group and it sparked an interest to work with former Crawford colleagues.
"I thought the fellowship would provide me with an opportunity to collaborate with Australian scholars on research projects of common interest," she said.
"I am looking forward to working with Dr Ying Xu again, who will be my main collaborator in Australia under the fellowship.
"We have past experience of fruitful collaboration. I was a team member of a recently completed research project led by her on foreign banks and international shock transmission in the Asian region."
Despite great success in her career so far, Dr La is excited about a new opportunity.
"When finding out I won this fellowship I felt really happy and proud of myself because this fellowship was really competitive. I was selected from 75 applicants in ten APEC countries.
She is also pleased to be back at The Australian National University.
"ANU has a one of the world's highest rankings, has good facilities, quality seminar series' and it has many top researchers in my field of interest," she said.
"In the future, like my fellow Crawford graduates, I want to be a good economist and have a successful career."
By Kelly Hayward
Discover how you can advance your career with a postgraduate qualification from Crawford School at the ANU postgraduate information evening on Thursday 15 October.
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Home County Body scanner arrives at Canadian County Jail
Body scanner arrives at Canadian County Jail
Will be operational after DEQ issues permit, personnel undergo training
Kevin Ward
EL RENO – A new full body scanner to keep inmates from bringing contraband into the Canadian County Jail will be installed this week.
The 3-foot by, 6-foot machine will soon be up and running in the receiving area at the county's detention center, 304 N Evans.
Canadian County Commissioners, at their April 25th meeting, awarded a $147,000 contract to Tek 84, Inc. for the body scanning equipment.
"It won't be operational until after we have received the training from the company," Canadian County Undersheriff Kevin Ward emphasized.
Jail personnel are due to be trained during the week of Sept. 19.
The Canadian County Sheriff's Office is still awaiting a Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) permit to use the machine.
"After training is finished, we'll begin scanning," Ward added.
Four vendors submitted bids to provide the body scanner for the Canadian County Jail. Others ranged from $105,000 to $146,900.
Although Tek 84's price was the highest, Canadian County Jail Administrator Kristie Carter recommended this company because the jail's intake area can better accommodate its machine.
In late April, Carter went to the Garfield County Jail to view Tek 84's body scanner, which she said has no moving parts and is "less likely to break down."
The other three vendors offered machines that would be too large (9 feet by 7 feet and 7 feet by 6 feet) for the available space at the Canadian County Jail.
Had one of those bids been awarded, Carter said it would have required construction costs to make room for a larger-size machine.
Canadian County Commission Chairman Dave Anderson called the body-scanning equipment a "much-needed tool for intaking prisoners" as they arrive at the county jail.
Canadian County Sheriff Chris West took that a step further, calling the scanner a "game changer" for his department.
The Canadian County Sheriff's Office requested the full-body scanner this spring because of incidents in which inmates were caught with drugs and weapons inside the jail.
Several Canadian County inmates have been criminally charged for having hand-fashioned weapons used to attack fellow prisoners.
Others have been caught with drugs and one even died from an overdose allegedly caused by another inmate.
In addition, a jail inmate allegedly tried to set a fire inside a cell.
State law makes it illegal for occupants of county jails or state prisoners to have any narcotics, weapons, explosives, incendiary devices, intoxicating beverage, or money.
The new full body scanner at the Canadian County Jail will be similar to what passengers pass through at an airport security checkpoint, Ward explained.
"There are some areas that contraband can be (hidden), that without probable cause we can't search," he told commissioners.
Canadian County Jail
Canadian County Jail body scanner
Tek 84
Undersheriff Kevin Ward
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