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Q: What runtime debugging/introspection techniques exist for bazel macros? I found that adding a print statement to my bazel macros and rule implementations result in console output added to the build such as
DEBUG: /home/$USER/repo/source.bzl:82:5: message XYZ

And I can even introspect a bit of objects with standard python techniques like...
def my_macro(my_list):
    print(my_list)
    print(type(my_list))
    print(dir(my_list))

DEBUG: /home/$USER/repo/source.bzl:83:5: ["//visibility:public"]
DEBUG: /home/$USER/repo/source.bzl:84:5: list
DEBUG: /home/$USER/repo/source.bzl:85:5: ["append", "extend", "index", "insert", "pop", "remove"]

Is there anyway to access things like in the traceback module to look at stack traces and what not? Maybe even something like importing pdb and setting a break point?

A: There's a lil section in the documentation dedicated to macro debugging
https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/skylark/macros.html#debugging

You can also use print for debugging.

Where the print function is explicitly pointed out a handy link is given which redirects you to the globals functions.
https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/skylark/lib/globals.html
There you can see the type and dir entries. Not seeing anything stack trace oriented just some techniques for probing the current call stack context.

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Best Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) Software include: Ivanti Unified Endpoint Manager, ManageEngine Desktop Central, Citrix Endpoint Management, and MobileIron.
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Unified endpoint management (UEM) software helps businesses manage and control internet-enabled devices from a single interface.
Many businesses use a large number of internet-enabled devices, ranging from desktop computers to barcode scanners. Each of these endpoints must be discovered by the business network, maintained with software updates and security applications, and retired from the network at end-of-life. As a business adds endpoints to their network, the time required to manage them increases.
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Home / News & Comment / Number of cases in family court falls 19% from last year
Number of cases in family court falls 19% from last year
Date:25 SEP 2014
The Ministry of Justice has published court statistics for the second quarter of 2014 (April to June) .
The number of cases that started in family courts in England and Wales in April to June 2014 dropped 19% to 57,720 compared to the equivalent quarter of 2013. A total of 60,287 cases were concluded in this time period.
The average time for the disposal of a care or supervision application continued to drop to just under 30 weeks (down 28% from April to June 2013 and down 43% from April to June 2012).
The number of private law disposals where both parties were represented fell by nearly 40% in April to June 2014 compared to the same quarter the previous year.
Divorce made up 48% of new cases in family courts, with private law contributing 16% and financial remedy 15%. In total, relationship breakdown cases account for four-fifths of the courts' caseload. A similar picture is also seen for the cases concluded.
Public law: in April to June 2014 there were 3,519 new cases (fairly stable since 2011) which related to public law and 4,027 cases that reached a final disposal. The average time for the disposal of care and supervision cases was 29.6 weeks.
Private law: in April to June 2014, there were 9,291 private law cases started (about 41 % lower than the equivalent quarter in 2013) and 13,028 cases that reached a final disposal (continuing the upward trend).
Divorce: there were 27,550 petitions filed for divorce and 27,726 decrees absolute made in April to June 2014.
Financial remedy (formerly 'ancillary relief'): there were 8,775 cases started and 7,677 cases with a disposal in April to June 2014.
Domestic violence: there were 5,105 cases started and 4,675 cases with a disposal in April to June 2014.
Forced marriage protection: there were 30 new forced marriage protection order cases, and 26 cases concluded in April to June 2014.
Adoption: there were 3,294 cases started and 2,978 cases disposed, under the Adoption and Children Act 2002 in April to June 2014.
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The Bush Music Club
The Bush Music Club was founded in 1954 to collect, publish and popularise Australia's traditional songs, dances, music, yarns, recitations and folklore and to encourage the composition of a new kind of song - one that was traditional in style but contemporary in theme.
Articles © Bush Music Club Inc unless stated otherwise, photographs © individual photographer.
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Hut 44 - Tritton Hall
Duke's Place - Australian Songs in Concert & Session, 2014
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With that in mind I proposed starting a new regular concert/session night at the Hut & we have had a very successful year.
Duke's place, named after our honoured early member Harold 'Duke' Tritton (1886-1965), is the place to go once a month for a great night of Australian songs in concert and session. Duke was a powerful singer who supplied BMC with many songs he had learnt in his younger days while working as a shearer and at other bush jobs. He was also a songwriter and poet giving us songs that have entered the tradition such as Sandy Hollow Line and Shearing in the Bar.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 14th Feb - Ralph Pride with support act Don Brian
Ralph Pride
Don Brian
14th March - Jim Low
Jim Low is a singer/songwriter and author who lives in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. He was born and raised in North Sydney, leaving the district in 1970 to begin a teaching career in the country.
It is said that he creates and sings songs that get to the heart of the story, entertain and beg to be listened to again. He has a deep interest in Australian history having written books, articles, and school learning materials on Australian themes. Jim has performed his songs in clubs, restaurants, concerts and festivals. He has released a number of CDs and his music has been played throughout Australia and used in documentaries.
Jim's songs deserve to be heard, folklorist and performer Warren Fahey OAM says. They are genuine story songs that have a direct link to this land and this precious culture of ours. In many ways the songs link us to our history in the same way traditional songs served us in allowing us to record our emotional history.
11th April - Chloe & Jason Roweth
Chloë & Jason Roweth (vocals, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, mandola) have been researching and reinventing Australian bush music / entertainment for over twenty years. The Roweths' broad repertoire of bush songs allows both the humour and surprising depth of traditional Australian bush ballads, poetry and dance tunes to shine through. They've gathered a bulging swag of new material for 2014 - songs of the kitchen, the verandah, the shearers' huts, the front bar of the local, and the campfire.
The Roweth Family Band
Visiting UK/Canadian shanty singer Tom Lewis 2nd from left at the session
9th May - Paul Spencer
Paul Spencer writes quirky comic political folk songs to entertain the activist in you or re-energise the jaded cynic (and sometimes to indulge the cynic, for a bit of fun). Using some folk tunes and some original tunes, Paul's songs come from the human experience of the social change movement and of living in a world that's so beautiful, so alarming and so inspiring all at the same time.
Paul was brought up in the folk scene and also sings the old songs. Because he has the folk tradition as his musical background, re-using old tunes and parodying anything and everything is nothing unusual for him. He also composes original tunes to get just the right musical expression for his lyrics. He lists his early songwriting influences as Judy Small, John Dengate, Eric Bogle and Bernard Bolan, and he later looked to Leon Rosselson, Martin Pearson and Phil Ochs for benchmarks to aspire to.
13th June - Dave Johnson
David energetically presents a swag of rollicking bush songs and tunes with guitar, banjo or concertina and drives a mean fiddle for dance tunes.
A life member of The Bush Music Club, David acknowledges the debt we owe the collectors who have shared the fruits of their labour. Strongly influenced in the song, dance and poetry traditions by the likes of Jamie Carlin, Barry Collerson, Frank Maher, John Dengate, Ralph Pride and Bob Bolton, David worked with a number of bush bands including The Sydney Coves, The Rouseabouts, The Reedy River Bushmen and Pinchgut. He established and then led Southern Cross Bush Band for many years until the tree change to the Southern Highlands where he started his family band Paddy's River Band. Recently he has formed FolkLines to focus on collected dance music.
11th July - Helen & Tony Romeo
Helen and Tony were drawn into the Bush Music Club in the late 70's and early 80's.
Starting off in the BMC Concert Party, they both made the progression into working bush bands and eventually wound up in the re-vamped Southern Cross in 1982.
Over the past 30 years they have contributed their talents to many of Sydney's bush bands, ensembles, dance groups and organised regular poetry workshops and dinners through the 90's and are well known for their percussion workshops for bush bands. After a recent relocation to the South Coast they are also now proud members of No Such Thing.
Both Helen and Tony have a strong passion and affinity for Australian bush songs, music, dance and poetry and performing as a duo gives them the opportunity to present some of the favourite material they have gathered over the years.
session - Sam O'Brien, Don Brien, Chloe & Jason Roweth
session - Sharyn Mattern, Gail Copley, Helen & Tony, Sam O'Brien, Chloe, Don Brian & Jason
session - Don Brian, Chloe & Jason
Helen painted our hanging sign!
8th August - Coolfin Mac
Pam & Norm have been playing folk & bush music since the 70s when they were involved with Newcastle Folk Club. They were foundation members of the band Rum Culls and later members of Bush Bandicoots. They regularly play for Bush Music Club dances.The Merrigans are renowned for Irish, Australian & Celtic music, but tonight will concentrate on Australian songs.
Early members Ann & Frank Maher
12th Sept - Launch of Keith McKenry's biography of John Meredith
notice of launch
10th October - Margaret Walters
Margaret is one of that small but select band of members who were here before the membership list was re-written in the early 80s!
For several years she ran the Friday night Folkus singing sessions at the Hut and tonight will share some of her large repertoire of Australian songs, both traditional and contemporary.
Margaret has been described as "a consummate singer of good songs of all pedigrees & persuasions". She has been involved in the Australian folk scene for over thirty years, as a soloist, a collaborator with songwriter John Warner (Walters & Warner), a member of the Roaring Forties and in a duo with Don Brian (Southern Cross Trawlers). But at this concert – she'll be performing as a soloist in her preferred style – unaccompanied. There will be a big variety of songs and lots of opportunity to join in. Margaret has recorded several albums, her latest titled Steadfast.
Roy, Cathy Rytmeister, Dot Dawson
session - Alan Murray, Malcolm Menzies, Sharyn Mattern, Kathy, Margaret Walters
Great night at The Bush Music Club tonight, featuring the legendary Margaret Walters, stalwart of the Australian folk scene and long-time sensitive interpreter of songs. The stories accompanying the songs were just as interesting, and the chorus sheet provided reflected Marg's orderly (librarian) mind: the songs were in alphabetical order! And a wonderful variety from her solo repertoire as well as reprising some of her many musical collaborations: The Roaring Forties, Walters and Warner, The Tolpuddle Martyrs, Yarri of Wiradjuri Sue Gee facebook
28th November - Alex Hood (4th Friday)
In 1954 Alex joined the cast of the musical Reedy River and he subsequently performed with The Bushwhackers, (founders of the Bush Music Club) and when they broke up in 1957, with the Rambleers. From the late 1950s onwards he became a travelling musician, singing and playing a variety of instruments at clubs, pubs and theatres, and later at schools and on radio and television. Alex & his wife Annette have have taken their Australian Folk Theatre to thousands of schools over the decades.
Photo - Sharyn Mattern
Album of photos from the concert
Ralph Pride & Doug Richardson at the session
Tea break - Margaret Walters
12th December - Peter Cahill
Peter is a late-comer to BMC and bush music, having joined at the urging of a member in 2005. He played guitar with Concert Party at dances and festivals, and was inspired to start writing poetry by the example of Concert Party's resident poet, Eddie Sampson. Writing poems soon led to writing songs, mostly with Australian inspiration, some of which have become part of the Concert Party repertoire. As he says I am a product of the BMC for which I'm extremely grateful.
Bob Bellini, Peter, Ralph Pride
Jason Roweth reciting
session - Jason, Don Brian, Ralph
session - Brian, Jason Roweth
session - George Bolliger, Sharyn Mattern, Bob Vickery, Dot Dawson
photos - Sandra Nixon
Lynne Poleson, Stephanie Poleson, Sandra Nixon (John Poleson photo)
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Talking Two-Handed Backhands- American Men Edition
One of the hardest things for fans of American men's tennis can be watching one of their own try to hit a two-handed backhand. It wasn't always this way, as not too long ago Andre Agassi possessed one of the best in the game. However, while there are a few exceptions, many of the American men currently in the top 150 have serious technical flaws in this stroke. (Notably, the problems often involve using too much wrist, swinging too far from their body, or using too extreme of a grip). The result is a shot that merely "brushes" the ball over with little on it, allowing their opponent to tee off and immediately gain control of the point.
Given that the two-handed backhand is not the most difficult of shots, and plenty of good juniors, college players and lower level pros possess excellent ones, its puzzling why so many Americans struggle so much with this shot. It's perhaps more puzzling why they or their coaches (either currently or when they were younger) never bother to change their form.
One reason for the flawed backhands could be that these players coasted in juniors with their big serves and forehands. Thus, their junior coaches never bothered to drastically mess with the form of a player who was having success. If true, this is a shortsighted way of developing players and one would think they'd see the bigger picture and value of fixing the stroke. Furthermore, by the time these players started getting the attention of the USTA, the USTA coaches should have jumped in and help them make the necessary changes. However, the USTA clearly missed a generation's worth of backhands.
By the time a player gets to the top 100 in the world, perhaps they figure I've made it this far, now isn't the time to change my form. However, it's hard to understand why a player who does everything else extremely well but has one clear weakness wouldn't want to fix an obvious technical problem. (As much as they all run around their backhands-even if it takes them into the doubles alley- they clearly realize that they have a problem).
Fortunately, the backhand problems that have plagued the current generation don't seem to be as much of an issue with the younger generation of emerging American teenagers. Either these players realized they had to learn to hit proper backhands on their own or the USTA realized their mistakes, but the result is definitely an improvement. It's just too bad everybody involved didn't fix this issue sooner.
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While NH hasn't got the memo yet it is SPRING which means I am ALL about lemons and limes! So obviously you need a good Key Lime Pie recipe! I wanted a great way to get some fats in and the filling is always my favorite part so I went with a mousse! This recipe is Soooo easy and it's refreshing and light too. The perfect treat for spring/summer!
1. Pour the coconut milk and heavy cream, and vanilla into a large pot. Bring to a boil over a medium-high heat.
2. Once it starts simmering, turn the heat down to low. Reduce the coconut milk/heavy whipping cream to about half of the volume. This will take 40-50 minutes.
3. Once reduced, take off the heat and add erythritol. Allow to cool to room temperature. Store in an air tight container in the fridge if not using it right away.
1. Whisk together the eggs and keto sweetened condensed milk in a stand mixer on medium speed.
2. Drop the speed to low and slowly pour in the lime juice and the lime zest.
3. Pour the mixture into ramekins (8oz) or custard cups ( lined muffin tins also work) and bake at 350F in the oven for 12-15 minutes, until there is only a slight jiggle to the center.
4. Leave at room temperature for 20 minutes to rest before placing in the fridge for at least 2 hours to cool.
6. Once the mousses are cooled top with the whipped cream!


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Mbapp. by Madrid's tense countdown
Updates Wednesday, May 18, 2022 –
Closing out final details of agreement with French striker White team focus on Champions League final
Mbapp during the French Football Gala.frank fifeAFP
game whispers Mbapp wants a straight flush: optimism in Madrid, "barring catastrophe" and division in PSG booth
a trip to madridto do one more DohaA meeting with your surroundings, a dinner with friends … The world of football. All movements of the Kian Mappo during the last few weeks. A description was sought in each image. A gesture in every video. A hint in every word. Some details are missing, but it's over. I will decide soonhe said at the French football gala on Sunday. A decision that has so far been long, thoughtful, inflexible and which can be summed up in just two words: real madrid,
He wants to come and we want him to come, in the upper regions of santiago barnabus look at the end of you Champions against him liverpoolThe icing on the cake of an exquisite season, almost unique, but neither does it take its eyes off the final steps of a historical signature, as Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009 For the importance of the player, but suffered greatly, fought and waited for the position of the MBAP PSGsmall doubts around them, their efforts game and the importance of celebrating world cup in Qatar, First Paris and then…., is distilled in chamartini, where optimism reigns and a little mistrust doesn't disappear. They will not fully believe the signing until they see the French striker dressed in white at the Bernabeu. That would be, if all goes well, during first day of july, But first he must complete the series of events planned by the Madrid board.
at the time of goodbye
PSG will play the last match this Saturday night at 9 pm league 1 In front of him Mets, be in princess's park And, with the title picked up several days ago, the only focus of the duel will be to see how Mbapp leaves the pitch. The attacker has been a major concern during this season. Do not damage your image in the French public, He has remained silent during all these months, after learning and announcing his intention to leave PSG last summer, even more so in the weeks before the Champions League knockout round against Madrid, and he said a loud word. Other than not wanted to say. everything has been measured and perhaps for that reason, it has been too long for all parts, While Mbapp was silent and Madrid waited, the board of the Paris team tried everything … without success. And this Saturday the Frenchman should play his last match as a local at the Parc de los Pencipes.
The final whistle against Metz will be followed by a farewell. Something in which Mbapp is still working with its environment is evaluating the timing of messages. It ain't worth it I'm out on the lawnAs the new star of French football for the next decade, size and his image mattered. He himself knows it. My choice is made, but you have to respect all partiessaid in Team, Respect PSG and its fans… and respect Madrid, which Do not communicate anything after May 28, A few weeks earlier, assuming difficulties in the Champions League at Chamorton, he planned other deadlines, but the heroic classification of Ancelotti's squad for the final forced him to set aside the future to celebrate the present. You don't want to know anything about everything that isn't Liverpool. this team deserves itRescue in Valdebebas.
Madrid is not completely
Meanwhile, Mbapp snatches his own Daisy and fuels the rumours. travel with madrid Achraf Hakimi And a few days after the departure of his mother was seen in a famous restaurant in the capital Doha to meet with the board of directors PSG, Some movements have caused some uncertainty other than the white dome and with controversial forward with french federation Because of which image rightsThey didn't like Barnabu.
In spite of everything, I barbed shell They now work not only on stadium functions, but also on great presentation programs for the French. The barnabu will open and the number of people cristiano in 2009. Madrid announced their signing that June 11, Dates that now appear as the ideal window for the most anticipated statement by white fans, once the joy or sadness for the finals in Paris, have faded away. All in all, always, with the background of someone who doesn't fully trust Qatar's stubborn overflow checks and the difficulty of a landmark decision.
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As I am working on my Easter sermon for tomorrow, I thought I would post a link to last year's sermon. I'll try not to say the same stuff.
As you can see by the sermon, I may be a "heretic" but I'm a Easter-lovin' heretic!
Kind of an evangelical double header!
I'll say this for you John, you're still as predictable as mince in a Scotch pie.


Passionate about living a thriving lifestyle, he continues to strives to be the best version of himself each and every day. He is a qualified Master NLP Practitioner, Meta Coach as well as holding a degree in Bachelors of Commerce in Markerting. He regularly writes newspaper article for the community newspaper on business and personal development.


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Swamplord es el primer álbum de estudio de la banda finesa de melodic death metal, Kalmah.

Grabado y mezclado en Tico-Tico Studios, en septiembre del año 2000. Producido por Kalmah y Ahti Kortelainen. Masterizado en Finnvox por Mika Jussila.
Del tema Whitering Away fue grabado un videoclip.
La temática entre las letras de este álbum hacen hincapié a la política y religión; tal como la canción Using the Word. También se enfoca hacia mitología y fantasía en general, destacando por ejemplo la canción Hades (favorita de Pekka Kokko).

Canciones
 Remasterización en el año 2002 junto al álbum They Will Return. Contiene la versión Skin o' My Teeth de la banda Megadeth.

Edición japonesa
 Consta con pistas adicionales extraídas de la demostración Svieri Obraz.

Créditos
 Pasi Hiltula - teclados
 Petri Sankala - batería
 Pekka Kokko - voz, guitarra
 Altti Veteläinen - bajo
 Antti Kokko - guitarra

Álbumes de 2000
Álbumes de death metal

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APLU / FSLI Commission
Current Cohorts
All Cohorts
FSLI Encore
FSLI News
Position Announcements
Cooler Chats
Fellows Cohort 1
Anita Azarenko
Department Head, Horticulture, College of Agricultural Sciences (Served as Associate Dean of the Graduate School; Served as Associate Vice President for Capital Planning and Facilities Services) Oregon State University; Currently serving as Interim Vice Provost for the Division of University Outreach and Engagement and Director of the OSU Extension Service
Craig Beyrouty
Professor and Head, Department of Agronomy, College of Agriculture, Purdue University (Served as Dean of Colorado State University's College of Agricultural Sciences) (Currently serving as Dean of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Maryland)
William Boggess
Head of Agricultural and Resource Economics Department (Currently serving as Executive Associate Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences) Oregon State University
Dan Clay
Director, Institute of International Agriculture, (Currently serving as Director of Global Programs in Sustainable Agri-food Systems Department of Community Sustainability) College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Michigan State University
George Cooper
Deputy Administrator, Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service- Science and Education Resources Development, Department of Agriculture. (President Emeritus of South Carolina State University, served as Executive Director for the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities) (Deceased)
Joseph DiPietro
Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida (Currently serving as President of the University of Tennessee) (Emeritus)
Kenneth Esbenshade
Associate Dean and Director of Academic Programs, College of Agriculture Life Science, (Served as Director of the FSLI Program and Alumni Distinguished Professor of Animal Science), North Carolina State University (Emeritus)
John Floros
Department Head and Professor of Food Science, College of Agricultural Sciences, Penn State University (Served as Dean of the College of Agriculture and Director of K-State Research and Extension) (Currently serving President of New Mexico State University)
Rory Fraser
Director, Center for Forest Ecosystems Assessment, School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, (Currently serving as Professor, Forest Economics and Policy, College of Agricultural, Life, and Natural Sciences) Alabama A&M
Douglas O. Lantagne
Interim Director, UVM Extension, University of Vermont (Currently serving as Dean of Extension) (Emeritus)
Gary Lemme
Dean, College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences, South Dakota State University (Currently serving as Director of Alabama Cooperative Extension System at Auburn University)
Linda C. Martin
Assistant Dean for Academic Programs, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources, Oklahoma State University (Served as Associate Dean and Director of Academic Affairs at The Ohio State University; Currently serving as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Success at The University of Tennessee System)
Rob Miller
Director, Healthcare Professional Products, Ross Products Division, Abbott Laboratories, Scientific Advisor; Self Employed (Currently serving as Divisional Vice President for Research and Development, Abbott Nutrition) (Emeritus)
Melissa Mixon
Associate Vice President, Division of Agriculture, Forestry, & Veterinary Medicine, Mississippi State University (Currently Vice President Emeritus, Division of Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary Medicine) (Emeritus)
Michael Ouart
Associate Vice Provost for Extension and Associate Director for University Extension, Iowa State University (Served as Vice Provost for the University of Missouri Extension and Director of Cooperative Extension; Serving as Outreach and Engagement Coordinator, University of Missouri)
Robin Shepard
Assistant Dean and State Program Leader for Extension, University of Wisconsin, Currently serving as Executive Director for the North Central Cooperative Extension Association (NCCEA)
Associate Vice President for Agriculture Administration, Director of University Extension, and Associate Dean, College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, The Ohio State University (Appointed to the George R. and Genevieve B. Gist Endowed Chair) (Emeritus)
Linda Snetselaar
Chair, Preventative Nutrition Education, and Professor, Department of Epidemiology College of Public Health, (Serving as Associate Provost of Outreach and Engagement; Currently serving as Preventive Nutrition Education Professorship) University of Iowa
Susan Sumner
Department Head, Food Science and Technology, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Virginia Tech University (Currently serving as Associate Dean of Academic Programs and Director of Academic Programs)
Larry W. Turner
Director of Cooperative Extension and Associate Dean for Extension, College of Agriculture, University of Kentucky (Deceased)
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Expect 16°C daytime maximum temperatures in the shade with on average 5 hours of sunshine per day in Cadiz in December. Check more long-term weather averages for Cadiz in December before you book your next holiday to Costa de la Luz in 2019/2020.
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The average maximum daytime temperature in Cadiz in December is a comfortable 16°C (61°F). The average night-time temperature is usually a cool 9°C (48°F). There are usually 5 hours of bright sunshine each day, which represents 56% of the 10 hours of daylight.
Expect 101mm (4.0 inches) of rainfall across the whole of December with 14 days with some rain falling. Maximum UV levels will be low (2 UV index) at midday when the skies are clear.
The average sea temperature in and around Cadiz in December is 17°C (63°F).
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Jones' heroics not enough as Tigers fall in 13
Carpenter earns another turn after solid outing
By Bill Ladson @ladsonbill24
NEW YORK -- If you talk to the Mets, they will say that Tigers outfielder JaCoby Jones is a thorn in their side. After driving in a career-high four runs on Friday night, Jones collected two more hits and drove in the game-tying run against them Saturday, but the Tigers
NEW YORK -- If you talk to the Mets, they will say that Tigers outfielder JaCoby Jones is a thorn in their side. After driving in a career-high four runs on Friday night, Jones collected two more hits and drove in the game-tying run against them Saturday, but the Tigers were edged, 5-4, in 13 innings at Citi Field.
The Tigers were down, 4-3, in the top of the eighth inning when Mets manager Mickey Callaway decided to let closer Edwin Diaz attempt a four-out save for the first time this season. It didn't work. With Josh Harrison on third, Jones blooped a single in front of right fielder Aaron Altherr, sending Harrison home.
"I'm just trying to simplify things, slow things down, put a good swing on the ball and make contact," Jones said. "Diaz throws 100 miles an hour. He has a pretty good slider. But he threw a fastball middle in, it got on me, but I put enough on it to get a hit."
Jones had a chance to be a hero in the top of the 12th inning against left-hander Hector Santiago. The Tigers had the bases loaded with one out, but Jones struck out on three pitches and John Hicks flied out to end the threat.
"Unfortunately, I didn't get the job done when I had the bases loaded," Jones said. "[Santiago] threw a changeup down and in. … And then he was coming with the fastball. He got me that time."
The Mets ended the game in the bottom of the 13th inning as Tomas Nido homered off right-hander Buck Farmer to lead off the frame.
The Tigers ended up leaving 14 runners on base, which didn't please manager Ron Gardenhire. By the time the game ended, the skipper had already emptied his bench. Had the game continued, Gardenhire was ready to use his pitchers as pinch-hitters. In the top of the 13th, left-hander Gregory Soto -- who was optioned to Triple-A Toledo after the game -- was in the on-deck circle when Nicholas Castellanos struck out to end the inning.
"We went through everything we possibly had -- all of our pitching, the whole package," Gardenhire said. "We had our opportunities to get some big hits. So did the Mets. That's what kind of always happens in an extra-inning game. Everybody is waiting for that one more big hit. The Mets finally got it at the end."
Carpenter will get another start
Left-hander Ryan Carpenter was long gone by the time the game ended, but Gardenhire announced that Carpenter will get another start after pitching five solid innings and allowing two runs -- one earned -- in Saturday's loss.
"I felt really good. ... It's all starting to take effect. I'm getting the results," said Carpenter, who was recalled from Triple-A on Saturday to make this start.
Carpenter retired nine of the first 10 hitters he faced. The only hitter he didn't retire in that span, Wilson Ramos, hit a deep drive over the left-field wall.
"[Carpenter] threw the ball great," Gardenhire said. "That's the best we've seen him throw. The ball came out of his hands. He made good adjustments. He did a nice job. He gave us an opportunity."
Carpenter found himself in a dilemma in the fourth inning. After J.D. Davis reached base on an error by third baseman Dawel Lugo, Davis ended up going to third on two balk calls, as it appeared Carpenter may have been stopping and starting before throwing to the plate with men on base. In the process of delivering a pitch, pitchers are not permitted to take a second step toward home plate with either foot or otherwise reset their pivot foot. If this occurs with one or more runners on base, the umpire can call a balk.
After that, Ramos singled home Davis. Carpenter then retired the next five hitters before leaving the game.
"That's the first time that ever happened to me," Carpenter said about the balks. "It was more confusion at first. … Obviously, you want to keep that guy off the bases."
Bill Ladson has been a reporter for MLB.com since 2002. He covered the Nationals/Expos from 2002-2016. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.
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*(Many of the below benefits can be achieved in part by deploying a local version of Google's Kubernetes Container Management Platform on the premises, or by using alternative Docker Management services).
For the best value proposition in application development, CitizenDeveloper.com strongly recommends the use of a High Productivity Application Platform as a Service, designed around an Asynchronous Containerized Microservices stack. Google Cloud Services are an excellent tool to power these Containerized Microservices.
Google Container Engine is a recommended platform for the deployment and management of Docker Containers, and Google provides a wide range of cloud based services to support a full cloud-only development stack. A complete list can be found here: Google CloudPlatform.
Before talking about the technical benefits, it is important to note that, maybe unique in the cloud delivery space, Google sales and support resources are widely available and very interested in helping a remote client understand and address any concerns. The level of customer service is unusually strong.
The Google Architecture includes fast memory, solid state drives for quick read and write of your application's data, and Google's dark-fiber connections between zones and regions.
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Although Google uptime is near perfect and they currently offer a 99.95% uptime SLA, we can provide extra assurance by deploying containers across multiple zones ensuring that some catastrophic event in a particular zone will not cause your users any downtime. Because each container is stateless, loss of one region will not interrupt usage or affect availability.
Google's Data Management services are second to none in terms of reliability and protection against any form of catastrophic data loss. As always, CitizenDeveloper.com will also take periodic and live data backups as an extraordinarily protective step.
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Ten years ago today I left my corporate job and launched Candid Culture, business communication training. I'll admit to being terrified and being pretty convinced I would fail. I thought about starting the business for 12 years, but was paralyzed by fear. The only thing that finally motivated me to act, was that at the time, I worked for someone who didn't believe me when I said I didn't want the internal opportunity he was giving me. Don't give a woman who can barely use Excel, leadership over the Finance department.
The training and keynote speaking I do have evolved over the past ten years, as organizations' needs have changed. A few things have remained constant.
People struggle more than I ever realized when receiving negative feedback. People care about the work they do, want to do a good job, and want to be thought well of. Negative feedback calls all of that into question.
Most people question themselves when receiving negative feedback, and that's a very painful process.
What do to: Give very small amounts of feedback at a time. Share one or two things the person can work on. More negative information sends our brains to a dark place, where we feel we can't be successful, and performance actually drops.
Provide feedback on the positive changes or lack thereof, that you see. Don't let people work in a vacuum. After you've seen some improvement, give one or two additional pieces of feedback.
Most of us get almost no feedback at work – positive or negative. "Good job" doesn't qualify as feedback. But that's almost all the 'feedback' most people get.
Even if you ask for feedback, you probably won't get much, because the other person is concerned about your potential negative reaction.
Managers are afraid employees will quit if they give negative feedback or report them to HR or the Union.
People really want to know how they're doing – good and bad – even if they don't want to hear the message.
Giving negative feedback requires courage and a trusting relationship, in which the feedback recipient trusts that the person's motives are pure.
So what to do with all of this information? Be courageous and clear. Remember that the purpose of feedback is to be helpful. Care enough to be uncomfortable. Specific is helpful. Giving feedback will always be challenging. If you want to give less feedback, get better at making specific requests. You get what you ask for.
Shari Harley is the founder and President of Candid Culture, a Denver-based training firm that is bringing candor back to the workplace, making it easier to give feedback at work. Shari is the author of the business communication book How to Say Anything to Anyone: A Guide to Building Business Relationships that Really Work. She is a keynote speaker at conferences and does training throughout the U.S. Learn more about Shari Harley and Candid Culture's training programs at www.candidculture.com.
Shari, I met you shortly after you started Candid Culture at a CSAE meeting in Loveland, CO. You were a featured speaker. I thought you were fantastic and have been following you ever since. You have been a voice of reason and "online" mentor to me. Thank you for all you do! Congratulations and keep up the good work!
Congratulations Shari, and all best wishes for continued success!
I attended one of your training programmes about 4 years ago in Franklin Tennessee. It was so refreshing to see that you created a programme which demonstrated a deeper knowledge and understanding of the way people should be engaged and managed. Unorthodox for some people I am sure, but I knew you would continue to be successful. The people and organisations which have the courage to apply your material will also continue to be successful.
I was struggling as Manager of a small team and were looking for ways to improve the situation when I found one of your video tape "3 Funny Examples of Giving Employee Feedback". I've since followed you and learning every week from your weekly tips.
And I am very grateful for all that I've learned ever since.
My Best Wishes for another 10 successful year success.
You are still one of my favorite presenters on authentic leadership and your examples consistently realistic and strike actionable ideas for me. You are my favorite go-to resource when I feel stuck and I often loan out copies of my book to others and point them to your blog. I get a lot of Thank You's. Keep up the great work and presence. Another book in your future?


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Caviro's partner CHR Hansen awarded "World's Most Sustainable Company" at WEF 2019
At Caviro, we take pride in how we work towards our vision every day.
Today, we are particularly proud to announce that our long-standing partner and client, Danish bioscience firm CHR Hansen, has received the award of "Most Sustainable Company in the World" at the 2019 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
CHR Hansen's, which celebrates its 145th anniversary next month, develops 'good' bacteria and enzymes to naturally preserve food, protect plants and reduce the use of antibiotics in agriculture. Their purpose is "to deliver natural innovative solutions that address global challenges by advancing food, health, and productivity". Sounds familiar? It does to us.
Our sustainability philosophy at Caviro matches CHR Hansen's policy of "NATURE'S NO. 1™" , and not by chance. In fact, we strongly believe in choosing the right partners to deliver on our mission at the peak of our capacity, not just capacity for mere profitability, but capacity for good.
With over 100 million Euros invested in sustainability initiatives since 2009, the Caviro Group continues to lead the development of a circular economy that turns waste products of agrifood industry into resources.
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Though the Trump administration has still not released the president's tax returns, they have made his medical records public.
"The president is in excellent health," Surgeon General C. Everett Koop commented. "Though his recent diagnosis of Dermabrasive Humoculosis is troubling."
Dermabrasive Humoculosis, for any of you too lazy or stupid to Google it, is known as "death by a thousand jokes" in medical schools around the world, and is when skin is so thin that any sort of cutting barb, sharp wit and/or close-to-the-bone jokes can cause the sufferer to experience discomfort, abrasions and/or bleeding. Prolonged exposure to humor causes many sufferers to withdraw from society for fear that the physical symptoms become psychosomatic. Politicians who suffer from DH invariably resign from office because it's just oh, so, uncomfortable.
The revelation that The Donald is afflicted with Dermabrasive Humoculosis is almost as important to understanding his damaged psyche as how he likes his steak prepared.
If Trump has accomplished anything truly noteworthy in his first 100 days in office, it's to have made comedy unbearable. He's been the butt of so many jokes, whether in sketches, stand-up, or memes, for the past 18 months that they're no longer funny. Everyone can imitate his tone of voice, cadence and manner of superlative rhetoric. We've reached Trump Joke Saturation. Trump jokes are so boring now, when I hear them I YouTube a comic doing an act about airplane food and the differences between men and women in order to cleanse my palate. Hacks go after low-hanging fruit, but Trump as comedic fodder is fruit that's already fallen off the tree and rotting in the sun.
"Aha! We got him now!" cried anyone with a funny bone when Trump announced he would be skipping this year's White House Correspondents' Dinner. For any of you too lazy or stupid to Google it, "The WHCA was founded on February 25, 1914, by journalists in response to an unfounded rumor that a Congressional committee would select which journalists could attend press conferences of President Woodrow Wilson."
The dinner now is a comedy and music variety show wherein politicians, journalists, and celebrities hobnob. They hobnob because they're tired from all the networking. Sources have confirmed to me that there is even some elbow-rubbing, though not as much knee-squeezing as you'd think.
CNN's Dean Obeidallah writes, "Some on Team Trump will try to spin this announcement as Trump's attempt to avoid hobnobbing with the 'dishonest media.' Don't fall for that. Trump won't attend because being a punchline rattles him."
Indeed, Trump said on Fox & Friends, "I just thought in light of the fact of fake news and all of the other things we're talking about now, I thought it would be inappropriate that I went."
These two rationales are not mutually exclusive. Trump obviously doesn't like being poked fun at, but not attending the Correspondents Dinner is in keeping with Trump's and Bacon Face Bannon's War on the Media.
Ultimately, Trump skipping the Correspondents Dinner will be counter-productive. Allow myself to reference… myself:
"It's one thing to complain the press isn't treating you fairly. It's another thing to tell the biggest paper in the country that the press is the enemy and that they will be treated as such, because it is tacitly authorizing the press to destroy you. The vast majority of reporters are agenda-driven. In fact, I don't trust the ones that aren't, because it's human nature to include some subjectivity into what is allegedly supposed to be an objective report. And that subjectivity is by design. A news story is supposed to answer the following questions: Who, What, When, Where, Why and How. The last two rely on analysis, opinion and context, which means objectivity is thrown out the window. It is a complete fallacy that reporters and news stories are supposed to be objective, and it is both risible, and by now, absurd, for conservatives to complain about liberal media bias. It's existed for centuries. It's irresponsible and immature of conservatives and libertarians to expect media outlets to treat them "fairly." Media objectivity doesn't, and can't, exist. Get used to it. And informing major media outlets they are now the "enemy" is tantamount to saying 'treat us with as much hostility as you can muster.' Why would the MSM even pretend to report any facts that don't work against Trump & Co.'s agenda?"
All presidents, including Democrats, view the media with some disdain. Democrats enjoy more water-carrying from the MSM, but they run afoul of the Fourth Estate as much as Republicans do. But all prior presidents realized it's better for them to play ball with the media one night a year, participate in a skit and get roasted. Trump is breaking a tradition, but that's the point of his presidency. I only wish he had mailed a one page State of the Union to Congress like Founding Father presidents had; the end of the SOTU would be a real ballsy, and welcome, move.
Later in his column, Obeidallah gets his dress over his head (is that joke transphobic, Islamophobic, or both? I'll let you, dear reader, decide, but for those of you too lazy or stupid to Google it):
"His desire to silence comic dissent raises the more sinister reason Trump is refusing to attend the WHCD. Trump, like dictators in the Middle East where I've performed comedy countless times, don't want to be publicly ridiculed. The leaders there prefer being revered — or even feared — but can't endure being mocked, because they believe it will undermine their power. Given that Trump seems to be following a 'Dictator for Dummies' playbook with his attempts to de-legitimize our media, intelligence agencies and even our judiciary, this is plausible."
Obeidallah missed his calling; why he's a comedian and opinion writer instead of a psychologist is beyond me. REALLY, TRUMP DOESN'T LIKE TO BE LAUGHED AT!?!? What an amazing take! And Trump is a dictator, oh my stars, he's the first person to make that comparison! Could Obeidallah get any more histrionic and full of himself? "His desire to silence comic dissent raises the more sinister reason…" and comparing America to a Middle East country concerning freedom of the press and access to media? Who does Obeidallah think he's kidding? He makes it seem as though Trump is dispatching the Tonton Macoutes to smash printing presses, knock over radio and television antennas, slap the microphones out of comics' hands, and eliminate access to the Internet. And tell me, is Trump literally Hitler? Or is he so weak that jokes will bring him down? There's a reason a synonym for dictator is "strongman."
Comedy and satire, in the political realm, serves as humorous commentary designed to either reinforce the bad opinion some citizens may have about politicians and government, or to challenge the confidence supporters may have in particular politicians and government. Ever since Trump was elected there have been think-pieces hypothesizing that it will be comedians and comedy shows that will bring about the downfall of the Trump Administration. This is infinitely risible. Comedy is not tantamount to a coup, or similar to inciting a popular uprising.
Trump has been a public figure for 30 years and people have been ridiculing him the entire time. He was the subject of a Comedy Central roast, and he looked uncomfortable, but he didn't return to Trump Tower and collapse into a sobbing mess in a bathroom and curl up in the fetal position. He most likely forgot about it a half hour later, got home, grabbed Melania's pussy and then watched Bloomberg for a few hours.
Gavin McInnes compares Trump to Rodney Dangerfield in Caddyshack. This seems apt: both Trump and Al Czervik are loudmouth, uncouth, wealthy real-estate developers. But these are superficial similarities, and anyone who knows Dangerfield knows his whole act was centered around self-deprecation. Trump is the anti-Dangerfield; he's an ego-maniac, and he, like virtually everyone in the world, doesn't like to be made fun of. But, the man won the presidency and now has to perform the duties of the Executive Branch. By all accounts he's a workaholic; he's not going to be slowed down by jokes at his expense.
It takes no courage to ridicule a public figure when he isn't in the room. I only wish Trump hadn't made this announcement two months prior; if he sent a rain check the day before or the day of, those on the dais would scramble a bit to change their speeches.
You know what would be an even bigger blow to Trump's ego, if they really want to get under his thin skin? If, rather than take shots at him in absentia, the host and speakers at the Correspondents Dinner don't mention him at all. They should facilitate his removal from the night's spotlight, and provide no content for him to lash back out at via Twitter. What could cut closest to Trump's bone than ignoring him?
And that's the way it is, as far as you know.
Dillon Eliassen is the Managing Editor of Being Libertarian. Dillon works in the sales department of a privately owned small company. He holds a BA in Journalism & Creative Writing from Lyndon State College, and needs only to complete his thesis for his Master's of English from Montclair State University (something which his accomplished and beautiful wife, Alice, is continually pestering him about). He is the author of The Apathetic, available at Amazon.com. He is a self-described Thoreauvian Minarchist.
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Q: How to check if a particular value in a set? I am taking input values from a CSV file using an Apex class. Whenever the currency code is null it's hitting validation error:

Currency ISO Code: invalid currency code: ". "

So to handle that, I used CurrencyIsoCode.getDescribe().getPicklistValues().
After using this it's not giving that validation error, but when I checked the debug log of what the String value is in the Set. However, it's taking the null value and entering into the else error logic in the code.
In the Debug Logs

String = USD SET= {AUD,USD,NZD}

If I hardcode String isocode = USD; it works fine.
Part of the code:
String isoCode = Filevalues[3];
codesList.add(isoCode);
Set<String> validEntries = new Set<String>();

for (PicklistEntry entry : Quote__c.CurrencyIsoCode.getDescribe().getPicklistValues()){
    validEntries.add(entry.getValue());
}

for(String s: codesList){
    if(validEntries.contains(s)) // its returning false even though the USD is in set
    {
        check = true;
        ob.CurrencyIsoCode = currencyisoCode;
        System.debug('code' + ob..CurrencyIsoCode);
    }

    }

A: You can use contains(setElement).
For more information, read the Set class documentation.

A: When using String isoCode = Filevalues[3];  it is retrieving empty spaces also
So to get rid of empty spaces I used trim() then its working fine.
String isoCode = Filevalues[3];
 String currcode = isoCode.trim();
if(validEntries.contains(currcode )){
                     ob.CurrencyIsoCode = currencycode;
                }


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