Martha Stewart gets some chow with her fave Chow Chow at the Plaza Hotel in New York. Only the best for Genghis Khan, who later won Best in Breed at the 136th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
A lot of people think this is weird; I think it's awesome. Also, he's so pouffy!! He looks like a giant teddy bear. Aka, he reminds me of Gus and Mickey.
Another winner makes me think of Gus and Mickey... For obvious reasons!
They claim he's a Pekingese dog, but I'm pretty sure that's a Himalayan cat who won Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show on Tuesday.
Best in Fluff goes to Gus and Mickey. Now where should I take them for lunch? Table for three, please. Just kidding. They'd much prefer dinner.


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UK prepares to launch internet archive without internet access
The UK is preparing to launch its official internet archive without internet access, after the publishing industry put restrictions on its release
Mark Ballard
Published: 11 Dec 2013 6:00
The UK is preparing to launch its official internet archive without internet access, after the publishing industry put restrictions on its release.
The archive was held up by a decade of negotiations between publishers and the British Library, meaning that regulations permitting the library to perform its first archive copy of every UK website were not passed until April this year, more than 20 years since the World Wide Web took off and 10 years since Parliament passed a law making it possible.
In the intervening decade, copyright lawyers at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (Wipo) took the lead over international internet archive policy from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco), while publishers began turning old content on the World Wide Web into a cashable resource.
The British Library gave the first demonstration of the UK internet archive to publishers last week, to demonstrate how it would meet their restrictions that the only people who could see it were those privileged few people eligible for readers' passes at one of the UK's six major academic libraries – and only then one at a time, in person, at a terminal in the library.
Governments and publishers are meanwhile preparing to draft an international agreement on library archives at Wipo in Geneva next week, where the UK has asked for the question of access to be relegated.
A spokesman for the British Library said access had been one of the key issues in negotiations with publishers. But terms of the decade-long talks were already set by a 2003 Act of Parliament that forbade the UK internet archive from being available on the internet.
Speaking after the revelations in Computer Weekly that the Conservative Party, lead partner in the UK coalition government, had taken steps to retrospectively erase records of its pre-election pledges that the internet would make people in power more accountable to ordinary people, the spokesman said publishers had insisted the web archive should be treated in exactly the same way that printed paper archives had been treated for generations.
"The public interest is served by the fact that there's now going to be a full record of the intellectual and cultural output of the nation, preserved in perpetuity, which it was not before," he said.
Angela Mills Wade, who helped formulate the 2013 regulations as executive director of the European Publishers Council, said it was not necessarily in the public interest that the internet archive should be made generally available.
"It's not a public archive. It's an archive for preservation and for research," she said.
Adrienne Muir, an expert in digital preservation at Loughborough University who spent a term on the Legal Deposit Advisory Panel – a body that played a major part in formulating the regulations – said restricted access was the best compromise that could be reached with publishers.
"Publishers didn't want the libraries to act as competition by providing unrestricted access," she said.
Read more on Internet infrastructure
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By: Mark Ballard
Law change put UK internet archive beyond reach of plebs
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By: Warwick Ashford
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disqus_AUFb1aN7l3 - 10 Dec 2013 11:22 PM
"not a public archive" - these 'custodians' of our culture have utterly failed.
dtobias - 11 Dec 2013 3:02 AM
Who needs them... just use the Internet Archive Wayback Machine at archive.org.
brewster kahle - 11 Dec 2013 7:06 AM
The Wayback has been running for 12 years, now serving 600,000 people a day-- so people are finding it useful. I hope the venerable BL starts to serve the broad public with their web archive.

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Appeal of J.V., on behalf of her children, from action of the Board of Education of the Greece Central School District regarding residency.
(May 2, 2005)
Harris Beach LLP, attorneys for respondent, Alfred Streppa, Esq., of counsel
MILLS, Commissioner.--Petitioner appeals the determination of the Board of Education of the Greece Central School District ("respondent") that her two children are not district residents. The appeal must be dismissed.
Respondent began an investigation into petitioner's residency in November 2003. Respondent's investigator conducted surveillance of a residence located outside of the district between November 3 and 18, 2003. On five mornings during this period, the investigator observed petitioner drive her children from the out-of-district residence to respondent's school. On two other mornings, the investigator observed petitioner's children being driven to school from the out-of-district residence but did not identify the driver.
Respondent's investigator resumed the surveillance of the out-of-district residence between June 15 and 17, 2004. On two mornings, petitioner drove her children from the out-of-district residence to a school bus stop from which her children were transported to respondent's school, and on the third morning, another individual drove the children from the out-of-district residence to the same school bus stop. On review of the district's records, respondent's designee for residency matters ("respondent's designee") found that the home telephone number provided by petitioner on student data forms in August 2003 belonged to the out-of-district residence.
In July 2004, respondent's investigator interviewed two neighbors who live near the address that petitioner claims to be her district residence. According to the investigator, one neighbor said that he knew petitioner and that she had not lived at that residence for at least one and one-half years, and the other neighbor said that no school-age children lived at the address.
By letter dated July 21, 2004, respondent's designee advised petitioner of the results of the investigation and the determination that petitioner and her children were not district residents, and provided petitioner with an opportunity to respond. In a letter dated July 27, 2004, respondent's designee made a final determination in the matter, finding that petitioner and her children were not district residents. He reiterated the findings of the investigation and added that when the July 21, 2004 letter was hand-delivered to petitioner at the out-of-district residence, her name was on the mailbox at that address. This appeal ensued.
Petitioner claims that she owns a house in the district and that this house is her permanent residence. She claims that she is temporarily residing outside of the district because she is afraid of her former husband but plans to return to the district residence by August 2005. Respondent claims that petitioner and her children reside outside of the district and consequently petitioner's children do not have the right to attend the district's schools free of charge.
Education Law �3202(1) provides, in pertinent part:
The purpose of this statute is to limit the obligation of school districts to provide tuition-free education to students whose parents or legal guardians reside within the district ( Appeal of Marshall, 43 Ed Dept Rep 47, Decision No. 14,911; Appeal of B.O. and D.O., 42 id. 42, Decision No. 14,769; Appeal of Metze, 42 id. 40, Decision No. 14,768). Residence for purposes of Education Law �3202 is established by one's physical presence as an inhabitant within the district and an intent to reside in the district (Longwood Cent. School Dist. v. Springs Union Free School Dist., 1 NY3d 385; Appeal of Marshall, supra; Appeal of B.O. and D.O., supra). Mere ownership of property in a school district does not confer residency status (seeAppeal of Rosen, 43 Ed Dept Rep 87, Decision No. 14,929; Appeal of O'Herron, 41 id. 1, Decision No. 14,591).
A person's temporary absence from the school district of residence does not necessarily constitute either the establishment of a residence in the district where one is temporarily located, or the abandonment of one's permanent residence (Appeal of Weisberg, 39 Ed Dept Rep 737, Decision No. 14,365, judgment granted dismissing petition to review, Weisberg v. Mills, et al., Sup. Ct., Albany Co., Special Term (Malone, J.), November 27, 2000, n.o.r.; Appeal of Schwartzburt, 37 id. 139, Decision No. 13,825; Appeal of Kenneth R., 30 id. 297, Decision No. 12,471). To determine one's intent as to whether a living arrangement is indeed temporary, the Commissioner must consider evidence regarding the family's continuing ties to the community and their efforts to return (Appeal of Collins, 44 Ed Dept Rep 74, Decision No. 15,103; Appeal of Weisberg, supra; Appeal of Schwartzburt, supra).
A residency determination will not be overturned unless it is arbitrary and capricious (Appeal of St. Villien, 44 Ed Dept Rep 69, Decision No. 15,101; Appeal of Holder, 44 id. 32, Decision No. 15,088). In an appeal to the Commissioner, petitioner has the burden of establishing a clear legal right to the relief requested and the burden of establishing the facts upon which petitioner seeks relief (8 NYCRR �275.10; Appeal of Smith, supra; Appeal of Holder, supra).
The parties do not dispute the fact that petitioner owns a house in the district. Petitioner admits that she is allowing other individuals to live in that house. She states that she is residing outside of the district with her two children on a temporary basis because she is afraid of her former husband and wants to protect her children by living at a location unknown to him. Petitioner submits an order of protection, which prohibits her former husband from having any contact with her and requires a third party to arrange for her former husband's visitation with the children.
The issue in this appeal is whether or not petitioner's absence from the district is temporary. Petitioner submits a number of documents in support of her claim that her permanent residence is within the district, including a driver's license, a tax bill, water bills, utility bills, refuse removal bills, cable bills, and credit card bills, among others. Many of these documents have little probative value because they date to a period prior to November 2003, when respondent began its investigation. Others support the fact that petitioner owns a house in the district, but ownership of property in a district alone does not confer residency status. I do not find that these documents adequately establish continuing ties to the community demonstrating that petitioner's absence from the district is temporary.
While petitioner expresses an intent to return to the district by August 2005, she provides no explanation of the change in circumstance that would enable her to do so. Petitioner's claimed intent to return to the district is insufficient to establish residency, absent evidence of substantial progress toward meeting that objective or at the very least, a concrete and realistic plan to do so (seeAppeal of Collins, supra). Petitioner has failed to supply sufficient evidence demonstrating substantial progress or a concrete and realistic plan. Thus, on the record before me, I cannot conclude that respondent's determination was arbitrary or capricious.


On October 8, 2018, H&M and Klarna announce that they have entered into a global partnership. Together, H&M and Klarna will further integrate H&M's digital and physical stores to give customers a seamless, personalised and engaging shopping experience no matter where, when and how they shop. This partnership will power the H&M Club* payment programme, provide an enhanced omni-channel customer payment offering, a streamlined post-purchase service in the H&M app and many other services. This will deliver an unrivalled experience that will delight H&M customers across all touchpoints.
*H&M Club is an all-digital loyalty programme. Customers get points on all shopping, instore and online, as well as special offers and rewards, exclusive event invitations and much more.
Klarna Klarna is one of Europe's leading payments providers and a newly-licensed bank, which wants to revolutionise the payment experience for shoppers and merchants alike. Founded in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2005, we give online consumers the option to pay now, pay later or over time – offering a simple, safe and smoooth checkout experience. Klarna now works with 90,000 merchants, including ASOS, Adidas, Arcadia Group and IKEA. Klarna has 2000 employees and is active in 14 countries. Klarna is backed by investors such as Sequoia Capital, Bestseller Group, Atomico, VISA and Permira.
About H&M H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB (publ) was founded in Sweden in 1947 and is quoted on Nasdaq Stockholm. H&M's business idea is to offer fashion and quality at the best price in a sustainable way. In addition to H&M, the group includes the brands COS, Monki, Weekday, Cheap Monday, & Other Stories, H&M HOME and ARKET as well as Afound. The H&M group has 47 online markets and more than 4800 stores in 70 markets including franchise markets. In 2017, sales including VAT were SEK 232 billion. The number of employees amounts to more than 171000.


If documents need to be sent or used abroad, they often need to be what is called "notarised" by a Notary.
A Notaries are one of oldest branches of the legal profession, originating in the Roman Empire. Notaries are appointed by the Court of Faculties of the Archbishop of Canterbury and are subject to regulation by the Master of the Faculties. The rules which affect Notaries are very similar to the rules which affect Solicitors. They must be fully insured and maintain fidelity cover for the protection of their clients and the public. They must keep clients' money separately from their own and comply with stringent practice rules and rules relating to conduct and discipline. Notaries have to renew their practising certificates every year and can only do so if they have complied with the rules.
The signature and seal of a notary public is recognised virtually throughout the world.
There are very specific requirements for the notarisation of a document, including verifying the person's identity, their capacity and authority to carry out a transaction, their understanding of it and their wish to be a party to it.
We can help you with the notarisation of documents and other requirements, such as translation from or into a foreign language by accredited translators and obtaining an Apostille or other legalisation requirements.


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Q and A with Janetta Jayman Parent of Carroll Graduate
News And Views - Q and A with Janetta Jayman Parent of Carroll Graduate
Careers College Life Corporate Advantage Faculty Focus Programs
Posted in Programs On 2018-09-20
Janetta (Jan) Jayman's son John transferred to the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) after earning his associate degree in General Studies at Carroll Community College. During his time at Carroll, he was in the Hill Scholars honor program; was a member of the STEM Club; served as a tutor in the academic center; and participated in intramural sports.
All of the credits John earned from Carroll transferred to UMBC, which he entered in junior status. He is currently pursuing his medical degree at University of Central Florida College of Medicine.
Q.	What challenges do parents and their children face when choosing to enroll at a college/university?
Jan: It can be overwhelming deciding on a college or university to attend. There are many choices, and it's difficult to narrow them down to just one. At that time, my son John wasn't clear on a specific major, so we didn't focus on the majors offered at each college or university. Instead, we narrowed our choices based on quality, cost and location.
Carroll Community College was an excellent choice for John. The Hill Scholars Program provided the rigor and challenge he needed to excel in his future studies, and the campus was in our own backyard. Carroll provided him with a strong foundation for upper level college courses in a supportive, comfortable learning environment.
Q.	How much of an influence did you have on your son's decisions regarding higher education?
Jan: I was there to support him through the decision-making process, but ultimately he made the decisions as to where he would attend and what he would study. I was confident in his decision to attend Carroll.
Carroll Community College does an outstanding job of advising students on courses to take based on their future goals and interests. John's advisors took a genuine interest in him and his success. Carroll provided the support he needed and the freedom to choose his course of action.
Q.	What are the advantages of attending a community college?
Jan: A community college provides an affordable option for families. The cost of a community college is less than a 4-year college/university, and most of its credits transfer. If a student is on a limited budget, this is an excellent way to save money and still get the college credits needed toward a 4-year degree.
Q.	What did you appreciate most about your son attending Carroll Community College?
Jan: I appreciated the small class sizes. John received the individual attention and feedback to excel in his studies. I valued the many opportunities John received, including local scholarships and authentic learning experiences.
John was a member of the Hill Scholars Program. This honors program was designed to nurture a small cohort of students through their academic studies. The Hill Scholars Program challenged his thinking and developed his problem-solving skills. I strongly believe this program provided him with a strong foundation to excel at UMBC and now in medical school. He still keeps in touch with his former Carroll teachers and reflects favorably about his time at Carroll.
Q.	As a parent, how helpful were Carroll representatives, from enrollment and orientation to graduation and transfer?
Jan: The faculty and staff were extremely helpful, making the transitions from high school to Carroll and from Carroll to UMBC fluid. Even though John was moving on to another college, Carroll teachers and staff were eager to assist him and to talk with him about his progress beyond Carroll. Carroll Community College takes pride in offering student-centered learning, and it is evident they care about their students' success beyond the doors of Carroll.
Find out more about starting your education at Carroll and the transfer opportunities we offer.


W7 Tar and Glue Remover is a full strength solvent based tar and glue remover that is compatible with Gtechniq's ultra- durable coatings EXO, C1, Platinum and Crystal Serum.
Even though these coatings have a very strong anti-adhesion function, tar spots are an inevitable part of every-day driving. Remove with W7 to ensure you coatings and paint finish stay in perfect condition.


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Q: PsTools Cannot Connect Remotely with IP Address I need to grab information remotely from a few pcs using PsTools.
Currently I get all the info I need through an ethernet connection using commands like: psinfo \\(computer name) -u User -p Password
But I need to remotely connect and run commands through their ip addresses now. They are connected to the internet through cell connections.
Supposedly I'm supposed to use something like:
psexec \\(IP Address) -u (IP Address)\User -p Password cmd

and it should just connect, but instead I get messages like "The network path was not found" and "cannot connect to remote registry on (IP Address)"
I have already applied the registry changes required to execute commands remotely: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/951016 so I have no issue there.
How should I connect to the computer? Am I using the wrong commands or syntax?

A: psexec on first run asks to accept eula... you need to add /accepteula param... second thing is that you need to be in HOME network, not PUBLIC one... if network is set to PUBLIC, RPC is not available.

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Indonesia confirms first monkeypox case, patient had returned from abroad
in Asia, News
JAKARTA: Indonesia has confirmed its first monkeypox infection, detected in a person who had returned from an unidentified country with documented cases, a health ministry spokesman said on Saturday (Aug 20).
The 27-year-old male tested positive in the capital Jakarta late on Friday, the spokesman told a news conference.
The Indonesian national, who is doing "well" and showing only mild symptoms, is self isolating at home, said the spokesman, who did not say where the patient had come from.
"We have followed up with tracing of close contacts and will check up on them," he said, adding the government is in the process of procuring around 10,000 vaccines for monkeypox.
The health ministry is urging calm and has reassured the public that monkeypox is treatable. It has so far tested 22 suspected cases from across the country, of which all were negative.
Neighbouring Singapore reported its first local case of monkeypox last month and had confirmed 15 cases. Elsewhere in Southeast Asia, the Philippines and Thailand have also confirmed cases.
The World Health Organization has declared a global health emergency, with more than 40,000 confirmed cases of monkeypox, including a handful of deaths, in over 80 countries where the virus is not endemic.
Tags: Indonesiamonkeypox
Alex John
Hi, I am Alex John, A blogger and online marketer at AsiaPosts.com.


Australian Standard (AS) 1319 DANGER SIGNS specifies that these signs are to incorporate the word Danger in white letters on a red oval inside a black background.
These danger signs should be used in life threatening conditions or where there is a clear hazard.
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Can EMR technology reduce productivity?
Electronic medical records can streamline the process of gathering and viewing patient information — but does EMR technology actually decrease productivity among physicians? A recent University of California (UC) Davis study, detailed in Healthcare IT News, set out to answer this question, as well as another: If productivity is changed, does it vary by hospital department?
In the study, which took place from 2003 to 2006, more than 100 physicians from three primary areas (internal medicine, pediatrics and family care) were provided with EMR technology.
All the departments initially saw a large drop in physician productivity, in some cases as high as 33%. Hemant Bhargava, associate dean and professor of management and computer science at the UC Davis Graduate School of Management, considered these initial results to be normal, because the physicians were trying to learn the new EMR technology.
As time passed, however, internal medicine staff increased their productivity to a rate slightly higher than their rate before the EMR technology. Physicians in pediatrics and family care, however, were unable to reach their previous rate of productivity, let alone exceed it.
For Bhargava, this made sense: Reviewing patient notes, images and other information is more efficient with EMR technology, and internists spend much of their time on information review, he noted. Pediatricians, on the other hand, spend more time on data entry, which can be tedious and time-consuming.
The UC Davis study, then, should provide food for thought for organizations implementing EMR. Because the gains and losses from EMR technology will vary among departments, everything from productivity projections to user interface customizations will have to be adapted accordingly. Such an approach can improve physician buy-in and up the odds of a successful EMR implementation.


The Breakfast Club is a new restaurant, about six months old, that offers breakfast options all day long. For breakfast lovers like me, the idea of pinto or chocolate chip pancakes for lunch sounds marvelous.
Most places only serve breakfast until 10 or 11. As if breakfast all day wasn't good enough, each plate comes exquisitely garnished. The creators had in mind to offer an experience for the palate and eyes. Bring your appetite and your camera to this breakfast paradise.
Bring your pets, too. They will be served their own water bowl. There's no reason for these family members to stay home while we are out enjoying a Gallo Pinto Bowl decorated with chive shoots and edible flowers or pancakes topped with roasted marshmallows and fresh strawberries with organic maple syrup.
Some say the best dish is english muffins with hollandaise, spinach, bacon crumble and parmesan cheese. There are also gluten free, child friendly, vegetarian and vegan options on the menu.
The Breakfast Club is open from 8am to 3pm every day except Tuesday. It's located in Escazú, Boulevard Shopping Center, store #20. The phone number is: 4035-6613.


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Birmingham & Auburn (WAR EAGLE), AL. 21-23 Sep 2012
WAAAAAAAAAAAAR EAGLE!!!!!!!!
We arrived in Birmingham, Alabama Friday afternoon to our good friend Charlie's house. Charlie was anxiously awaiting our arrival in his driveway as we pulled up. He gave us a quick overview of the shenanigans he had planned for us for the weekend before we headed out for the fun.
Friday night Charlie took us to his older sister's house where we had a delicious BBQ with his entire family, who are all just as fun and entertaining as Charlie is. After dinner we departed to downtown Birmingham to a local brewery called Avondale Brewing Company where we ordered a flight which included samples of all the beers they brew. The brewery interestingly enough was once located next to Birmingham's old zoo which housed the world's largest elephant, her name was Ms. Fancy, which is the name of one of their best selling beers. After a few beers at Avondale we changed locations to a bar where Charlie's friends band was playing. The rest of the night was spent listening to great live music and sipping on our favorite drink, pickle backs (whiskey chased with pickle juice…don't judge, it's delicious).
After just a few hours of sleep we woke up early on Saturday morning and headed to Auburn for the Auburn/LSU football game. Jeremy had never been to a college football game and more importantly he had never tailgated at a college sporting event. Tailgating at Auburn is not just something people do once a week, it's an entire culture. People travel from all over in their motor homes and camp out the night before. Most people come equipped with satellite dishes, flat screen tv's and enough food to feed a small army, which is what the Auburn community could easily be described as. We tailgated for about 6 hours before the game, which could be considered an endurance sport of itself. We were lucky enough to score free tickets thanks to Charlie's brother-in-law and headed into the game to experience all of the pre-game traditions, including the release of the War Eagle and the marching band routine. The game was one of the best games any of us had ever seen. Auburn lost by only 2 points which was unfortunate, but it was such an exciting game. After the game we headed home completely exhausted.
We woke up the next morning and headed back to Birmingham. We stopped on our way back at the Waffle House so Jeremy could experience some of this country's best hangover food. Once we were back in Birmingham we packed Rusty back up, said our goodbyes to Charlie and his family and were back on the road to Florida! WAR EAGLE!
The 'Tiger Walk' into Jordan-Hare Stadium
LSU team bus
Pre-game marching bands
Final score… good game
Tailgating at Auburn – What does Auburn Football mean to you?
← Nashville, TN. 20 Sep 2012
Blackwater River State Park, FL. 23-25 Sep 2012 →


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Lot 3104 - One-Wash Flannel 'C' Pattern - Green
Warehouse & Co. - Lot 3104 - One-Wash Flannel 'C' Pattern - Green. Warehouse & Co. has very quickly become one of our top-selling import brands for a reason. Their attention to detail and dedication to traditional construction is beyond the pale of comparison. We find ourselves diving into things like why they chose the style of tag or how one seam is built compared to another. That is the joy of this brand for us. Seeing conscious decision-making in the flesh from one of the best brands to do it in Japan since 1995. The Lot 3104 Flannel is a heavyweight selvedge fabric with tons of wonderful details. The 'c' pattern is a traditional cut that we can't quite put words to. It's one you've seen in the past, but doesn't have a classic name. These colors scream winter. They have the short double-needle runoff and there's so much slubby texture in this piece that you can really only see up close. The brushing also makes these flannels super soft on top of the one wash treatment that takes out a lot of that volatility. This is the one that made us stop and say wow this season. We've seen a million flannels, but this one is truly something special.
38/M - $ 225.00 40/L - $ 225.00 42/XL - $ 225.00
Warehouse & Co. - Lot 3104 - One-Wash Flannel 'C' Pattern - Green
Warehouse & Co. has very quickly become one of our top-selling import brands for a reason. Their attention to detail and dedication to traditional construction is beyond the pale of comparison. We find ourselves diving into things like why they chose the style of tag or how one seam is built compared to another. That is the joy of this brand for us. Seeing conscious decision-making in the flesh from one of the best brands to do it in Japan since 1995.
The Lot 3104 Flannel is a heavyweight selvedge fabric with tons of wonderful details. The 'c' pattern is a traditional cut that we can't quite put words to. It's one you've seen in the past, but doesn't have a classic name. These colors scream winter. They have the short double-needle runoff and there's so much slubby texture in this piece that you can really only see up close. The brushing also makes these flannels super soft on top of the one wash treatment that takes out a lot of that volatility. This is the one that made us stop and say wow this season. We've seen a million flannels, but this one is truly something special.
Dual chest pockets
Black Buttons
Pen slot
Selvedge at the gusset
Cut on Selvedge
Fabric woven on vintage looms in 'C' Pattern
Size Chest Length Shoulder Sleeve
38/M 21.5" 27.75" 16.5" 21.5"
40/L 22.5" 28.5" 17.5" 22"
42/XL 23.5" 29.5" 18" 22.5"
A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance.
Fit Notes: Tommy is wearing a size 40/L in this. He's normally a large from Japanese brands, and the large worked pretty nicely in this. It was slim, but not too tight. As always, if you're unsure size up one. Shop owner Tommy is our standard fit model and also wears a 40. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest, and typically wears a North American Medium and Japanese Large.


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Q: Replace single character in a String So, I'm using unity and I have this string that contains the current state of a tic-tac-toe board. It looks like that:
XOX
ONX
OXX

"N" being a neutral space.
The thing is I want to replace one of those "N" with either an "X" or an "O".
I tried using :
board[n] = "X";

but i get

"property or indexer cannot be assigned, it is read only"

So I'm trying to figure a way to change one of those "N". Here is my code
if (manager.turn == 1 && !isUsed)
{
    xSprite.enabled = true;
    manager.board[int.Parse(gameObject.name)-1] = 'X';
    manager.GameEndingDraw();
    isUsed = true;
    manager.turn = 2;
}
else if (manager.turn == 2 && !isUsed)
{
    oSprite.enabled = true;
    manager.board[int.Parse(gameObject.name)-1] = 'O';
    manager.GameEndingDraw();
    isUsed = true;
    manager.turn = 1;
}

A: A Tic-Tac-Toe board is not a string, it is a 3×3 grid of markers such as chars. You should represent it as an array, not a string:
var board = new char[3, 3];
for (int i = 0; i < board.GetLength(0); i++)
    for (int j = 0; j < board.GetLength(1); j++)
        board[i, j] = 'N';

Then you can set each marker by its coordinates:
board[0, 0] = 'X';

A: Here are 4 methods you can use:
ToCharArray
var array = board.ToCharArray();
array[indexOfNew] = newChar;
board = new string(array);

StringBuilder
var sb = new StringBuilder(board);
sb[indexOfNew] = newChar;
board = sb.ToString();

String.Remove and String.Insert
board = board.Remove(indexOfNew, 1)
    .Insert(indexOfNew, newChar.ToString());

SubString and String Interpolation
board = $"{board.Substring(0, indexOfNew)}{newChar}{board.Substring(indexOfNew+1, board.Length-indexOfNew-1)}";

Assuming board contains the original string, newChar contains the newly placed "piece" and indexOfNew contains the index in the string which you need to replace.
And you could of course wrap the option you choose in an extension method:
public static string ReplaceAt(this string inputString, int newCharIndex, char newChar)
{
    var newString = // Insert your choice of replacement from above here
    return newString;
}


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Taymac's MR420 recessed, outdoor wall nonmetallic, weatherproof receptacle cover is 2 3 / 4 in. deep for room for large plugs. The electrical box features a 21-in. 3 capacity, two eccentric knockouts and four NM sheathed cable clamps. It can be stud or wall mounted on all common siding types and materials.
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Snake Tray's under-desk, passive optical network mounting enclosure can house most ONTs, and it provides space for the service loop and the auxiliary power unit.
Continental Control Systems' WattNode panel box UL 508A NEMA 4 enclosure is available with a three-phase circuit breaker, a fuse block, or no circuit protection. It is suitable for indoor or outdoor use and is available with WattNode meters preinstalled.


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AJAX - All about Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) is not a technology in itself, but is a term that describes a "new" approach to using a number of existing technologies together, including: HTML or XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, The Document Object Model, XML, XSLT, and the XMLHttpRequest object. When these technologies are combined in the AJAX model, web applications are able to make quick, incremental updates to the user interface without reloading the entire browser page. This makes the application faster and more responsive to user actions.
Advantages of AJAX
Bandwidth usage
By generating the HTML locally within the browser, and only bringing down JavaScript calls and the actual data, Ajax web pages can appear to load relatively quickly since the payload coming down is much smaller in size, and the rest of the layout does not have to be redrawn on each update. An example of this technique is a large result set where multiple pages of data exist. With Ajax, the HTML of the page (e.g., a table structure with related TD and TR tags) can be produced locally in the browser and not brought down with the first page of the document. In addition to "load on demand" of contents, some web-based applications load stubs of event handlers and then load the functions on the fly. This technique significantly cuts down the bandwidth consumption for web applications. On the other hand, Ajax works on the client and shares some work of server, so that reduces the server load.
Separation of data, format, style, and function
A less specific benefit of the Ajax approach is that it tends to encourage programmers to clearly separate the methods and formats used for the different aspects of information delivery via the web. Although Ajax can appear to be a jumble of languages and techniques, and programmers are free to adopt and adapt whatever works for them, they are generally propelled by the development motive itself to adopt separation among the following:
1. Raw data or content to be delivered, which is normally embedded in XML and sometimes derived from a server-side database.
2. Format or structure of the webpage, which is almost always built in HTML or XHTML and is then reflected and made available to dynamic manipulation in the DOM.
3. Style elements of the webpage: everything from fonts to picture placement are derived by reference to embedded or referenced CSS.
4. Functionality of the webpage, which is provided by a combination of:
1. Javascript on the client browser (Also called DHTML),
2. Standard HTTP and XMLHttp or client-to-server communication, and
3. Server-side scripting and/or programs using any suitable language preferred by the programmer to receive the client's specific requests and respond appropriately.
Disadvantages of AJAX
The dynamically created page does not register itself with the browser history engine, so triggering the "Back" function of the users' browser might not bring the desired result.
Developers have implemented various solutions to this problem. These solutions can involve using invisible IFRAMEs to invoke changes that populate the history used by a browser's back button. Google Maps, for example, performs searches in an invisible IFRAME and then pulls results back into an element on the visible web page. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) did not include an IFRAME element in its XHTML 1.1 Recommendation; the Consortium recommends the object element instead.
Another issue is that dynamic web page updates make it difficult for a user to bookmark a particular state of the application. Solutions to this problem exist, many of which use the URL fragment identifier (the portion of a URL after the '#'[7][8]) to keep track of, and allow users to return to, the application in a given state. This is possible because many browsers allow JavaScript to update the fragment identifier of the URL dynamically, so that Ajax applications can maintain it as the user changes the application's state. This solution also improves back-button support. It is not, however, a complete solution.
Response-time concerns
Network latency — or the interval between user request and server response — needs to be considered carefully during Ajax development. Without clear feedback to the user,[9] preloading of data and proper handling of the XMLHttpRequest object, users might experience delays in the interface of the web application, something which they might not expect or understand. Additionally, when an entire page is rendered there is a brief moment of re-adjustment for the eye when the content changes. The lack of this re-adjustment with smaller portions of the screen changing makes the latency more apparent. The use of visual feedback (such as throbbers) to alert the user of background activity and/or preloading of content and data are often suggested solutions to these latency issues.
Websites that use Ajax to load data which should be indexed by search engines must be careful to provide equivalent Sitemaps data at a public, linked URL that the search engine can read, as search engines do not generally execute the JavaScript code required for Ajax functionality. This problem is not specific to Ajax, as the same issue occurs with sites that provide dynamic data as a full-page refresh in response to, say, a form submit (the general problem is sometimes called the hidden, or deep web).
Reliance on JavaScript and the DOM
Ajax relies on JavaScript and the browser's Document Object Model (DOM), which are often implemented differently by different browsers or versions of a particular browser. Because of this, sites that use JavaScript may need to be tested in multiple browsers to check for compatibility issues. It's common to see JavaScript code written twice, one part for IE, another part for Mozilla compatibles, although this is less true with the release of IE7 and with the now-common use of JavaScript abstraction libraries like the Prototype JavaScript Framework or Jquery. Such libraries abstract browser-specific differences from the web developer.
The level of IDE support for JavaScript used to be poor, although it is changing with more wide-spread use of tools like firebug, IE Developer Toolbar and Venkman.
An issue also arises if the user has switched off JavaScript support in the browser, thus disabling the functionality built into the pages.
Many web analytics solutions are based on the paradigm of a new page being loaded whenever new or updated content is displayed to the user, or to track a series of steps in a process such as a check-out. Since Ajax alters this process, care must be taken to account for how to instrument a page or a portion of a page so that it can be accurately tracked. Analytics systems which allow for the tracking of events other than a simple page view, such as the click of a button or link, are the ones most likely to be able to accommodate a site which heavily utilizes Ajax.
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La Lliga botswanesa de futbol és la màxima competició futbolística de Botswana. Actualment s'anomena Mascom Premier League.

Història
La primera edició es disputà l'any 1966 amb el nom de MLO Cup, amb la participació d'equips com Tlokweng Pirates, Notwane, Black Peril, Queens Park Rangers i un equip del districte de Ngwaketse. La competició ha estat, històricament, dominada pels clubs del sud, fins a la temporada 2007/06 en què l'Ecco City es convertí en el primer equip del nord en guanyar la competició.

Clubs participants la temporada 2015-16

Historial
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Referències

Enllaços externs
 RSSSF

Botswanesa de futbol
Futbol a Botswana

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New Release of the BIZBOK® Guide!
The Business Architecture Guild produces A Guide to the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge® (BIZBOK® Guide) in a series of iterative stages to incorporate the practice-based experience and expertise of Guild members who represent a large and growing community of practice. Each content release builds upon previous releases, expanding the breadth of practice and depth of content. This community of practice represents hundreds of organizations, in multiple industries, across six continents.
New and revised content, covering an ever broadening swath of business architecture areas of practice and reflecting the maturation of the business architecture field, is released periodically. The process of content creation, review and packaging is managed by the Business Architecture Guild. Work on the BIZBOK® Guide is progressing according to a master plan. Guild members can review and use content released in A Guide to the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge® (BIZBOK® Guide) to further their business architecture efforts. At the same time work is continuing on future releases.
We are very pleased to announce our latest release of the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge® (BIZBOK® Guide) v. 7.0.
For more details please refer to detailed Version History in Appendix D.
This release replaces release 6.5 and we do not provide support for any of the older releases.


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Jessica Shea Age, Height, Wiki, Net Worth, Family, Model
Jessica Shea is an American fashion and runway model, Instagram star, and social media personality who rose to fame and came into the limelight for being a fashion and runway model who has appeared on VH1, ABC, Netflix as well as walked on the runway at both New York and Los Angeles Fashion Week. In January 2017 she achieved first place in the Emerging Model of the Year contest alongside Miss Hollywood USA and Miss Fashion Week Hollywood Beach. Moreover, she has posed for the Jetset Magazine and collaborated with the photographer Pedro Rolle Jr.
Other than modeling, she is famous on various social media platforms including Instagram. Jessica has earned thousands of followers on her jessicashea_xx Instagram account by sharing her bikini and lingerie images and modeling content. In addition to this, she is constantly active on the OnlyFans site and posts her exclusive and personal 18+ content like jaw-dropping photos and videos.
Talking about her early life, Jessica was born on June 9, 1992, in Florida, US. She was raised in Florida, US, and completed her education in Florida, US. She is 29 years old (as of 2021).
Name Jessica Shea
Birth Place Florida, US
Date of Birth June 9, 1992
Profession Fashion and runway model, Instagram star, and social media personality
Jessica Shea Age, Height, and Weight
Jessica Shea's age is 29 years old (as of 2021). She is about 5 feet 7 inches in height and 55 kg in weight. Her hair color is brown and her eyes are hazel.
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Talking about Jessica's family, she has five sisters and one brother.
Jessica is a prominent fashion and runway model and Instagram star.
Her Instagram account is full of bikini and lingerie images.
She has earned thousands of followers on Instagram.
On 12 July 2017 she began posting her pictures on Instagram.
She inked tattoos on her body.
Read also about Amannda Gieschen
Jessica Shea's net worth is approx $200k
What is the age of Jessica Shea?
The age of Jessica Shea is 29 (as of 2021).
When is the Birthday of Jessica Shea?
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New proposed state regulations by the California Fair Employment and Housing Council (FEHC) seek to limit consideration of criminal history in hiring and employment decisions and will impose new burdens on employers as well as expose employers to litigation.
No Necessity to Adopt Different Burdens of Proof and Definitions for Employment Selection Discrimination Based Upon the Use of Criminal Background.
There is no rationale for an employment selection policy that utilizes an applicant's criminal background to require a different standard, burden of proof or analysis than any other employment selection policy such as a fitness for duty test or other examination.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidance is just that, guidance. In addition, the court never sets forth any special or particular list of factors that an employer must consider when developing a policy regarding criminal convictions or a mandate to individually assess all applicants with a criminal background. The coalition respectfully requests the FEHC to withdraw the proposed regulations.
No Authority for the FEHC to Adopt a Seven-Year Time Frame to Consider Criminal History and Create a Rebuttable Presumption of Discrimination Against Employers.
The proposed regulations state that a bright-line disqualification policy or practice which does not include an individual assessment and includes conviction-related information that is more than seven years old creates a rebuttable presumption that the policy is not job-related or a business necessity. There is no authority to impose this proposed regulation against employers.
No Authority to Require an Employer to Perform an Individualized Assessment of Each Applicant with a Criminal Background.
First, there is no authority for this mandate. If the individual does not provide any information, the employer is not required to conduct its own individualized assessment. Comparatively, the proposed regulations require an employer to conduct an "individualized assessment" for each applicant excluded by a conviction screen. There is no authority for requiring an employer to conduct an individualized assessment, despite the lack of any information provided by the employee or applicant.
Labor Code Does Not Prohibit All Employers from Considering Arrests or Detentions that Do Not Result in a Conviction in Employment Decisions.
Labor Code Section 432.7 does not impose a blanket prohibition on all employers with regards to all arrests that do not result in a conviction, as suggested. This section actually provides several exceptions as to when arrests that do not result in a conviction may be inquired into.
Proposed Regulations Create a Greater Risk of Employers Being Sued for Negligent Hiring.
Imposing these additional burdens, specified definitions, and onerous standards on employers with employment selection policies that include criminal background checks will likely create a disincentive to inquire into such information during the hiring, selection, or promotion process in order to avoid a claim of discrimination under the Fair Employment and Housing Act.
The proposed regulations are not surprising given the recent trend toward limiting when any criminal history information can be required.
In 2012, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued "Enforcement Guidance on the Consideration of Arrest and Conviction Records in Employment Decisions," which discusses how an employer's use of an individual's criminal history in making employment decisions could violate prohibitions against employment discrimination.
Under San Francisco's Fair Chance Ordinance, covered employers are required to follow strict rules regarding the use of arrest and conviction records and related information. Employers can't ask about criminal history on a job application or require job applicants to disclose criminal history information on the job application, including any type of check box indicating criminal convictions.
Los Angeles also is proposing a "ban the box" ordinance.
The FEHC released the proposed regulations in February. The latest comment period closed on April 7. Although the next FEHC hearing is set for June 27, the agenda for that meeting has not yet been released. It is possible that the commission may revise the proposed regulations again.


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First Lady of Mali (French: Première dame du Mali) is the title held by the wife of the president of Mali, concurrent with the president's term of office. The present first lady is Lala Diallo, wife of interim President Assimi Goïta, who has held the position since May 24, 2021.

List of first ladies

See also
 List of heads of state of Mali

References

Mali


The experience gained in Lithuania while producing the highest award-winning products will be transferred to Belarus. The technologists of ARVIBELAGRO will introduce new turkey products that will distinguish from others with a special taste and aroma. During the year company will produce 5 thousand tons of turkey products.
Company's slogan: "Healthier approach to life!" In Belarus the average consumption of turkey per year is less than one hundred grams, while in Lithuania it is almost three pounds, so anyone who wants to foster a healthy lifestyle – will be invited to taste the healthiest poultry.


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Q: Do anchors and aliases in YAML store the string or the interpolated string? When I run the following job on CircleCI the cache key mysteriously changes between the cache being read and the cache being written. The only explanation I can think of is that my understanding of anchors and aliases in YAML is incorrect.
I'm using a YAML anchor and alias to capture the cache key when I read it and then to read it back when I write it. And yet somehow the two keys are different (as if the line is being re-evaluated).
commands:
  npm_install:
    description: Install and cache (cached) node modules
    steps:
      - restore_cache:
          key: &NPM_CACHE_KEY v8-npm--{{ .Branch }}-{{arch}}-{{checksum "~/project/angular/package-lock.json"}}

      - run:
          name: Install Node modules
          command: |
            cd ~/project/angular
            npm install ci

      - save_cache:
          key: *NPM_CACHE_KEY
          paths:
              - ~/project/angular/node_modules/
              - /usr/local/bin/node_modules
              - /home/circleci/.cache/

The result of running this is the following:

Zooming in on the cache key lines you can see that the cache key is different.
# When reading the cache
v8-npm--add_angular_version_display-arch1-linux-amd64-6_85-IXQLtfeuATYKtD1dRoCJu_FbRnfhYZb1+XkVFRET5Pc=

---

#When writing the cache
v8-npm--add_angular_version_display-arch1-linux-amd64-6_85-0wC66hCG9ZcSN9wfW4NlpxQswHV+n4foEcQ15cWRxqg=

Does the YAML anchor/alias method save the interpolated or un-interpolated string?
Leaving aside the question of why the package-lock.json file might have changed in the first place there's another question. Why are these two keys different? Is the YAML being re-interpolated?
Is what's being saved to &NPM_CACHE_KEY, the interpolated value, i.e. v8-npm--add_angular_version_display-arch1-linux-amd64-6_85-IXQLtfeuATYKtD1dRoCJu_FbRnfhYZb1+XkVFRET5Pc=
or... is it saving ``NPM_CACHE_KEY v8-npm--{{ .Branch }}-{{arch}}-{{checksum "~/project/angular/package-lock.json"}}` and re-evaluating this the second time round?
If anchors/aliases re-interpolate then what doesn't?
If the anchor is re-interpolating then how can I get it to simply store the output?
(I also have another problem which is why the hash of package-lock is changing but that's a separate problem)

A: The answer is that the anchor stores the template for the interpolation and not the interpolated string.
I discovered this by using @jonrsharpe's suggestion to look at the expanded version of the config file. You can view this inside CircleCI and when viewed it was very clear that the problem was that it is being re-interpolated.
# Expanded view snippet of config.yml

- restore_cache:
        key: v8-npm--{{ .Branch }}-{{arch}}-{{checksum "~/project/angular/package-lock.json"}}
    - run:
        name: Install Node modules
        command: |
          cd ~/project/angular
          npm ci
    - save_cache:
        key: v8-npm--{{ .Branch }}-{{arch}}-{{checksum "~/project/angular/package-lock.json"}}
        paths:
        - ~/project/angular/node_modules/
        - /usr/local/bin/node_modules
        - /home/circleci/.cache/

(NB the reason the checksums were different was that I should have been going npm ci and not npm install ci as I was actually doing).


text:
(function (factory) {
    if ( typeof define === 'function' && define.amd ) {
        define(['uijet_dir/uijet'], function (uijet) {
            return factory(uijet);
        });
    } else {
        factory(uijet);
    }
}(function (uijet) {
    uijet.Mixin('Submitted', {
        submitted       : true,
        // ### widget.submit
        // @sign: submit([request_data])
        // @return: this OR uijet.xhr()
        //
        // Performs serialization of the `$element` using `getSerialized` and emits the data to
        // the URL got via `getSubmitUrl`.
        // If `route_submit` option is set to `true` then use that URL as a route in `runRoute`.
        // If not then make an XHR call.
        // The optional `request_data` argument can be used to submit additional data to the `serializer`.
        submit          : function (request_data) {
            var that = this,
                _data = this.getSerialized(request_data),
                _inner = typeof this.options.inner_route == 'boolean' ? this.options.inner_route : true,
                dfrd = uijet.Promise(),
                _url, context;
            this.validate(_data)
                .then(
                    // passed validation
                    function () {
                        // notify the `pre_submit` signal and allow user to set the context
                        context = that.notify('pre_submit');
                        // set the URL for submitting
                        _url = that.getSubmitUrl(context);
                        // if there's a URI to submit to
                        if ( _url ) {
                            // if user chose to submit the data as a route or an event
                            if ( that.options.route_submit ) {
                                // if using a router then run the URL as a route, otherwise publish it
                                uijet.options.routed ?
                                    that.runRoute(_url.path + _data, _inner) :
                                    that.publish('submitted', { url: _url, data: _data });
                                dfrd.resolve();
                                return;
                            }
                            // otherwise make an XHR
                            uijet.xhr(_url.path, {
                                type        : _url.method,
                                data        : _data,
                                contentType : that.options.submit_content_type || 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
                                context     : that
                            })
                            .then(
                                function (response) {
                                    dfrd.resolve(response);
                                    // notify `post_submit_data` signal
                                    this.notify('post_submit_data', response);
                                    // publish `post_submit_data` event of this widget sandbox-wide
                                    this.publish('post_submit_data', response);
                                },
                                function (e) {
                                    dfrd.reject(e);
                                    // emit the `submit_error` signal
                                    this.notify.apply(that, ['submit_error'].concat(Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments)));
                                }
                            );
                        }
                        else {
                            // otherwise just publish 'submitted' event with the data
                            that.publish('submitted', _data);
                            dfrd.resolve();
                        }
                    },
                    // failed validation
                    function (failed) {
                        dfrd.reject(failed);
                        that.notify('not_valid', failed, _data);
                    }
                );

            return dfrd.promise();
        },
        setInitOptions  : function () {
            this._super();
            // if `serializer` option is set
            if ( this.options.serializer ) {
                // use it as a handler for `getSerialized`
                this.getSerialized = this.options.serializer;
            }
            return this;
        },
        //TODO: add docs
        validate        : function (_data) {
            var validators = this.options.validators,
                returnOf = uijet.utils.returnOf,
                isObj = uijet.utils.isObj,
                deferred = uijet.Promise(),
                valid = true,
                failed = {},
                promises = [],
                v, check;

            if ( isObj(validators) ) {
                for ( v in validators ) {
                    if ( v in _data ) {
                        check = returnOf(validators[v], this, _data[v], _data);
                        if ( ! check ) {
                            valid = false;
                            failed[v] = _data[v];
                        }
                        else if ( uijet.isPromise(check) ) {
                            promises.push(check);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

            uijet.whenAll(promises).then(
                function () {
                    valid ? deferred.resolve() : deferred.reject(failed);
                },
                function (failure) {
                    failed['__deferred'] = failure;
                    deferred.reject(failed);
                }
            );

            return deferred.promise();
        },
        // ### widget.getSubmitUrl
        // @sign: getSubmitUrl([submit_context])
        // @return: submit_url OR `undefined`
        //
        // Returns an `Object` with __method__ and __path__ keys which represent a RESTful route, which
        // is the URL that's used for submitting the form to, with the given HTTP method.
        // This same URL will be used to route the serialized form if the `route_submit` option is `true`.
        // You can insert params into the URL, and it will work just like `getDataUrl`.
        // Takes an optional `submit_context` object which can be used instead of `this.context` if the latter is
        // used for presentational context.
        // By default, the method is 'GET'.
        // If `submit_url` option isn't set it returns `undefined`.
        getSubmitUrl    : function (submit_context) {
            return this.getRestUrl(this.options.submit_url, submit_context);
        },
        // ### widget.getSerialized
        // @sign: getSerialized([request_data])
        // @return: serialized_url_params
        //
        // Serializes the data and returns the params' string.
        // You can override it with the `serializer` option.
        // By default returns an the optional `request_data` argument.
        getSerialized   : function (request_data) {
            return request_data;
        }
    });
}));

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