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Q: How to edit the text in the QListWidget on the run time by single clicking them? class genericTaskList : public QListWidget
{
    Q_OBJECT
    public:
        unsigned int rowCounter;

        genericTaskList (QWidget *parentWidget)
        {
            setParent      (parentWidget);
            setFixedSize (445, 445);

            QListWidgetItem *defaultText = new QListWidgetItem ("Double click here to compose the new task.");
            defaultText->setFlags (defaultText->flags () | Qt :: ItemIsEditable);

            rowCounter = 0;
            insertItem (rowCounter, defaultText);

            QObject :: connect (this, SIGNAL (itemDoubleClicked (QListWidgetItem*)), this, SLOT (addDefaultText (QListWidgetItem*)));
            QObject :: connect (this, SIGNAL (itemChanged (QListWidgetItem*)), this, SLOT (addDefaultText (QListWidgetItem*)));
        }

    public slots:
        void addDefaultText (QListWidgetItem*f)
        {
            // Returns the current row number.
            unsigned int currentRow            = row (f);
            // Returns the current row text.
            QString          textOfCurrentRow = f->text ();

            // The new default row should get inserted if and only if, the last row created has been double clicked and its default text has been changed.
            if ((currentRow == rowCounter)
                && (textOfCurrentRow.toStdString () != "Double click here to compose the new task.")
                && (textOfCurrentRow.toStdString () != ""))
            {
                ++rowCounter;

                QListWidgetItem *defaultText = new QListWidgetItem ("Double click here to compose the new task.");
                defaultText->setFlags (defaultText->flags () | Qt :: ItemIsEditable);

                insertItem        (rowCounter, defaultText);
                setCurrentRow (rowCounter);
            }
            else if (textOfCurrentRow.toStdString () == "")
            {
                takeItem           (rowCounter);

                QListWidgetItem *defaultText = new QListWidgetItem ("Double click here to compose the new task.");
                defaultText->setFlags (defaultText->flags () | Qt :: ItemIsEditable);
                insertItem        (rowCounter, defaultText);
                setCurrentRow (rowCounter);
            }
        }
};

The problem here is that I can edit the text if and only if I double click the text. Single click or anything else doesn't work. I tried changing that signal from double click to single click, didn't help.
Please guide - Double clicking all the time is a pain.

A: You can use QAbstractItemView::CurrentChanged as the edit trigger for your list widget. This means that if you click an item it will be editable. This is the case not only for clicking on it, but also for switching among the items with the arrow keys for example. Unfortunately there is no flag for "edit on single click" or something like that...
setEditTriggers( QAbstractItemView::CurrentChanged );

Overview of all triggers

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Court Allows Subpoena of Media for Unpublished but Nonconfidential Interview Outtakes
By Eugene Volokh - June 08, 2020 at 08:02AM
In Alexis v. Kamras (E.D. Va. May 22) (Robert E. Payne, J.), "Betty Alexis, Stephanie Burgess, Chireda Cotman, and Troy Johnson … sued [Richmond Public Schools and Superintendent] Jason Kamras" for libel over Kamras's public statements in the wake of a test cheating scandals at George Washington Carver Elementary School.
"Alexis, Cotman, and Johnson acted as proctors during that SOL testing," and they claim that when "reported irregularities" were investigated, Kamras and the School Board wrongly accused them of being involved:
Kamras and the Richmond School Board allegedly launched a "media campaign designed to lessen the public blow from the [official Virginia Department of Education report on the irregularities] and the cheating implications that flowed from it." …
On the day that VDOE issued its Report, Kamras met with local reporters and read "a prepared statement about the Report in which he essentially vouched in full for the Report." Kamras also published a statement on the RPS's website largely echoing the statement that he had made to local reporters. Additionally, on August 1, 2018, Kamras held a public meeting at Carver and, beforehand, gave a press conference at the school. In that press conference, he allegedly said:
"I want to reiterate that what happened at Carver is unconscionable. The adults who orchestrated this systemic cheating violated a sacred trust with our students and our families. Moreover, pending State approval, I can confirm that none of these individuals will hold a teaching or administrative license in the Commonwealth."
On August 6, 2018, the School Board "voted to approve the resignations of the former Carver principal and five of its teachers—including Alexis and Cotman]." On the same day, Kamras gave an interview to Justin Mattingly …, a reporter at the Richmond Times-Dispatch. That interview allegedly included information about the Plaintiffs, Carver and VDOE's Report. The Richmond-Times Dispatch published an article about the August 6, 2018 School Board meeting, which included statements that Kamras allegedly made during his interview with Mattingly. Specifically, the article attributed the following statement to Kamras: "'The actions were a betrayal of trust, so they can't work for RPS.'" …
In their respective [Complaints], Plaintiffs state that they did not provide any inappropriate assistance to any of the students at Carver….
Plaintiffs demanded that the Times-Dispatch publisher produce the recording of the Kamras interview; the Times-Dispatch refused, citing Fourth Circuit caselaw that provided a limited testimonial privilege to media outlets, but the court held for the plaintiffs:
In civil proceedings, "the First Amendment affords a journalist a qualified privilege." This privilege requires a court to balance a party's interest in obtaining the information at issue with society's interest in ensuring the free flow of information through the press. LaRouche v. Nat'1 Broad. Co. (4th Cir. 1986).
The Fourth Circuit has adopted a three-part test to guide the balancing process, looking to: "(1) whether the information is relevant, (2) whether the information can be obtained by alternative means, and (3) whether there is a compelling interest in the information." … "[A] reporter holds a heightened interest in maintaining the confidences of her sources, but even revealing non-confidential materials burdens the press." "Despite this burden, courts consider the reporter's interest diminished in the absence of both confidentiality and vexation.
The Plaintiffs' subpoena does not implicate the confidentiality of the reporter's source because the source, Kamras, is revealed in the published article. Here, as discussed later, there is also no real burden placed on BH Media because BH Media need only produce a copy of the recorded interview. And, BH Media does not claim vexation….
[1.] Relevance of the Recording
… What Kamras said to Mattingly during the interview is certainly proof of Kamras' state of mind, an element that lies at the core of the liability and damage issues of Plaintiffs' defamation claims. Additionally, as Plaintiffs assert, and given [Kamras'] highly critical statement published in the Richmond-Times Dispatch article and elsewhere, it is plausible to believe that Kamras published other defamatory statements to Mattingly during the course of his interview…..
[2.] Availability of the Information From Other Sources
… BH Media argues that the Plaintiff must "attempt to obtain information equivalent to the contents of the Newspaper's August 6 interview" from alternative sources, and that "Plaintiff cannot make this showing because [they have] not taken Superintendent Kamras' deposition, and nothing precludes [them] from doing so." … But, even if Kamras could testify as to his recollection of the interview, that would not be equivalent to the recording of the interview itself. As the Gilbertson court stated, "Although the defendant's memory could provide an alternative source for the material, his testimony will surely face reliability and credibility attacks at trial."
And, it is beyond dispute that the Richmond-Times Dispatch "is the sole entity in possession of contemporaneous statements made by Kamras about Carver, the Report, and issues related thereto," and the interview cannot be obtained from any other source….
[3.] Compelling Interest in the Information Sought
… [T]he recording can provide proof of Kamras' state of mind and the reasoning for the quoted part of the interview….
[4.] Burden of Producing the Recording on the Newspaper
… While the Court acknowledges that requiring media organizations to produce copious amounts of information in response to every subpoena would be "potentially stifling," producing the single recording at issue can hardly be said to be a burdensome task. Nor has BH Media shown a burden in producing one recording….
Finally, Mattingly and BH Media have a significantly diminished interest in the recording at issue because there is no need to protect Kamras as a confidential source and the subpoena "does not harass the reporter or enlist her as an investigative arm of the litigant. Rather, the subpoena seeks the entirety of what Kamras said. In other words, the subpoena also seeks to capture the outtakes of the interview, … Without any evidence of confidentiality of vexation, the Court finds that the interest in disclosure outweighs the Reporter's interest."

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Windows, decks, roofs, brick, fixtures and etc… Are masked and all plants, decks, roofs, and landscapes are covered with canvas tarps before painting. Building is then painted with one or two coats (depending on condition, color, and budget) of premium exterior latex paint. If two coats are used we apply a second coat only after first coat is dry. All trim is brushed with a high quality exterior latex flat or enamel. The front door is sanded, re-caulked, imperfections filled, and then sprayed with two coats of oil or latex enamel.
We start by meticulously cleaning the cedar with a cedar wash product. The cedar is then scrubbed with a stiff bristle brush and then rinsed with a low-pressure wash. The exterior is sprayed and back-brushed with a high quality exterior stain/preservative. We also offer a hard exterior finish for windows, doors, and exterior trim, such as; Sikkens, hand rubbed teak oils, and varnishes.
Concrete and stucco can be painted with a wide variety of finishes; but seem to perform best with a quality elastomeric coating offering performance for up to twenty years.


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Christopher Bell, III COO/Co-Founder of StealthEnomics Official Member Of Forbes Coaches Council
Christopher Bell III is the Chief Operations Officer and Co-Founder of StealthEnomics™.
Mr. Bell's contributions as a business launch designer & strategist, author of 24 performance & resiliency courses/workshops for entrepreneurs and executives, and global technology sales performance record, set him apart from his peers as a high-impact leader. His primary gifts? Uncommon resilience and the ease with which he dissipates complexity to share the benefits of clarity and simplicity.
$1bn of career software sales revenues and 5-year cost savings have been added to the bottom line of Mr. Bell's individual contributor sales performances for former employers, Fortune 500 & Global 1000 customers, academic research institutions, and public sector agencies. In addition, Christopher played an integral role in the Infomax $80M IPO exit as the leading sales revenue producer by delivering a confidence-boosting genomic-bioinformatics software sales revenue performance only days before a Bear Stearns final review.
CANCER CHANGES EVERYTHING
Mr. Bell was inspired by desperation after a sudden termination of employment from one of the world's largest IT SaaS companies only weeks after returning to work while recovering from a life-threatening cancer diagnosis and surgery during the 2008 recession. He authored his first business plan while completing therapy and then created, launched, and scaled his global technology sales consulting firm, Chris Bell 3rd & Company, LLC for 10 years. The company was sold in 2017 and Chris remains cancer-free.
SERVING TODAY'S VISIONARIES
In 2018, Mr. Bell & StealthEnomics® awarded a $25,000 Entrepreneur's Scholarship to a female CEO who created a mobile intelligence application that is reducing sexual violence against women. He is a former Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the Maryland Center for Entrepreneurship (now the Maryland Innovation Center) currently serves a diverse private coaching clientele; and has personally advised dozens of executives through their new business launch, pivot, or recovery over the last 5 years.
Mr. Bell is the curriculum architect for a StealthEnomics business unit that was launched in September 2022 – Stealth Corp Training, featuring "Principles of Competitive Immunity" which was created to serve the nation's top 20% enterprise SaaS sales professionals. Finally, Mr. Bell serves the company's Data Governance Practice which is purposed to provide data frameworks and student enrollment technology services for institutions of higher learning.
Christopher received an executive training certificate from Harvard Law School's Program on Negotiation and majored in Political Science as an undergraduate at Norfolk State University. As a military dependent to a former US Army Major, Christopher was raised and educated on various US military bases in France, Germany, and Asmara Eritrea (Africa) before permanently returning to the US in the 9th grade with his family.
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Many companies try to raise their prices or sales quotas when they hit challenging times, but this is usually unwise.
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Your ecommerce website is the heart of your virtual business. It needs to be visually appealing, user-friendly, optimized, and virus-free.
Most businesses face turbulent times, the biggest challenge is to find the right business strategy tools that can help your business.
Planning Your Business with the End in Mind
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An exit strategy is an important part of any business plan and can be the difference between success and failure.
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There are times when our life presents itself like a bowl of spaghetti, but few of us care to ask: "Where does the first noodle begin?"
Money Conversations: Learning the Language of The Executive
"Big Money" is a common language spoken by C-level and VP-level Executives and it's a language that many technology-driven companies, their executives, sales, and marketing teams don't make a priority.
Web Hosting Mistakes to Avoid
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Every website depends on a web hosting provider to store and maintain the site and keep it functioning. Pick the best web hosting for you.
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GREY-PALMER - Olga: Late of Pondside, Hanover & 2430 Falmouth East, Waterford, retired Teacher Central Branch Infant & Gaynstead High School died on August 19, 2017 leaving son Lenny, 3 grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives & friends. Thanksgiving service will be held on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at the St. Andrew Scots Kirk United Church, 43a Duke Street, Kingston at 10:00 a.m. Interment in the Meadowrest Memorial Gardens. Professional services by Empathy Funeral Home, Lot 55 West Trade Way, Portmore, 704-0759 or 875-2018.
Sincere condolences to the Palmer's family. Losing a loved one in death is not easy to bear but here are some comforting words found at Acts 24 : 15. It promises a resurrection for our dear loved ones. Thanks to Jehovah the God of True Comfort.
Losing a loved one in death, causes such pain , grief and can seem unbearable. At times like this we need to go to God's word for comfort. He promises to undo death by means of the resurrection. John 5 :28,29.


There are many things I LOVE about Close To My Heart. One of them is our support for Operation Smile. This organization was founded and is operated by the amazing Dr. & Mrs. Magee. This couple has devoted their lives to saving and redeeming MANY lives! I am honored to be a small part of helping them change the lives of children and adults - one SMILE at a time!
Each year at our Close To My Heart annual convention, we have an artwork auction to raise funds for OS. This year was no different. I had the privilege to donate a small piece of art which went for $100!!!
The winning bid was generously given by my fellow consultant and NEW friend Monty Nelan from Fair Oaks, CA! Thank you Monty for giving so generously to Operation Smile! It was such my great pleasure to meet you and I look forward to seeing you again next year!!
The donated artwork raised $12,665, the Sticky Boy stamp sets raised at least $6,000 and the Zumba classes raised $240 - which is enough to pay for the surgery for 78 SMILES!
Awe, what an adorable contribution. I love that this is the charity we support. When my firstborn had to have surgery for a valve blockage as a newborn, he was bunked in a room with another baby that was having this type of surgery performed. It broke my heart to hear this was this baby's 3rd surgery up to that point to fix his cleft palette. I'm so grateful that there are organizations out there to help families in need. Have a great day, Miss Christine.


text: Gary Cooper (born Frank James Cooper) was an American actor known for his natural, authentic, and understated acting style. He won the Academy Award for Best Actor twice and had a further three nominations, as well as receiving an Academy Honorary Award for his career achievements in 1961. He was one of the top 10 film personalities for 23 consecutive years, and one of the top money-making stars for 18 years. The American Film Institute (AFI) ranked Cooper at No. 11 on its list of the 25 greatest male stars of classic Hollywood cinema. Cooper's career spanned 36 years, from 1925 to 1961, and included leading roles in 84 feature films. He was a major movie star from the end of the silent film era through to the end of the golden age of Classical Hollywood. His screen persona appealed strongly to both men and women, and his range of performances included roles in most major film genres. His ability to project his own personality onto the characters he played contributed to his natural and authentic appearance on screen. Throughout his career, he sustained a screen persona that represented the ideal American hero. Cooper began his career as a film extra and stunt rider, but soon landed acting roles. After establishing himself as a Western hero in his early silent films, he appeared as the Virginian and became a movie star in 1929 with his first sound picture, The Virginian. In the early 1930s, he expanded his heroic image to include more cautious characters in adventure films and dramas such as A Farewell to Arms (1932) and The Lives of a Bengal Lancer (1935). During the height of his career, Cooper portrayed a new type of hero—a champion of the common man—in films such as Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936), Meet John Doe (1941), Sergeant York (1941), The Pride of the Yankees (1942), and For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943). He later portrayed more mature characters at odds with the world in films such as The Fountainhead (1949) and High Noon (1952). In his final films, he played non-violent characters searching for redemption in films such as Friendly Persuasion (1956) and Man of the West (1958).


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Bio-Imaging & Microscopy
Cutting edge microscopy technique leads to new insights in cancer
By Samantha Black, PhD, The Science Advisory Board staff writer
November 1, 2019 -- New research published in the October 31 edition of Science debuts a new technique for creating high-resolution visual maps of the chromatin structure remodeling (RSC) complex to further understand its role in healthy and cancer cells. This research was led by Bradley Cairn, PhD, cancer researcher at Huntsman Cancer Institute and professor and chair of oncological sciences at the University of Utah.
Cellular components such as the RSC complex, an ATP-dependent chromatin remodeler family consisting of 17 subunits, are mutated in nearly one-fifth of all human cancers. These gene mutations can cause changes in gene expression which can lead to uncontrolled growth of cancer cells.
The RSC complex functions with multiple auxiliary subunits in vivo to provide regulation and targeting. The RSC and related complexes are crucial regulators of chromosome structure and gene expression. Once the RSC complex binds to the genome, it executes machine-like movements that expose segments of DNA in chromosomes, leading to the initiation of gene expression. Specifically, it employs DNA translocation to slide or eject the promoter +1 nucleosomes to extend NFRs, possibly to expose transcription start sites and promote transcription. Researchers set out to determine the structure of RSC bound to the nucleosome, in order to provide insights into RSC organization and function.
This study provides evidence that complex works in conjunction with the cellular machinery. Previous research using low-resolution modeling left questions of how the complex specifically interacted within the cell. Now, using sophisticated new cryo-electron microscopy techniques, the team was able to visualize the chromosomal structures in high resolution.
"The RSC complex plays an important role in both healthy and cancer cells," says Cairns. "Now, we can accurately visualize a high-resolution map of the RSC complex, including all of its components. We can see how the complex interacts with, and moves, chromosomes, and DNA. This provides crucial information that helps us understand how RSC-like complexes are involved in cancer."
Normal and mutated cell lines of the RSC complexes were compared to determine specific interactions other cellular components to provide insight into DNA translocation and promoter nucleosome repositioning by RSC. This data will allow scientists to elucidate the cellular mechanisms of mutated genes during cancer.
"This study has crucial implications for our ability to understand how chromosomal genes in healthy and cancer cells are exposed and expressed," said Cairns. "This type of information is a critical step in the processes that scientists use to develop new drugs and understand the genomic characteristics of a tumor."
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Note: Most of the stuff in this post I learned from Roy H. Williams. Please forgive me for stealing.
Okay, you've made one point, spoke to the heart, made it relevant, and didn't look or sound like an ad. Yet, the needle isn't moving. No one is remembering your message, let alone acting upon it. Why not?
Everything that happens throughout your day is put into electrical or Working Memory (think RAM like a computer). At the end of the day all of your Working Memory that wasn't relevant or impactful is erased by sleep, including stuff only slightly relevant or impactful.
With repetition, electrical Working Memory is converted to chemical Declarative memory, and as repetition continues, from Declarative to Procedural.
The amateur practices enough to get it right (declarative). The professional practices until he cannot do it wrong (procedural).
Another way to think about it is the hammer and nail. If you hit a nail one time, it will make an impression in the wood. But then the big claw called sleep rips that nail out, leaving just a hole. If you put that nail in the same hole, however, and hit it again, the hole gets deeper. Keep putting the nail into the same hole and hit it over and over and eventually sleep will not be able to rip that nail out.
Some of you might argue that you can pound a nail in one stroke. Sure you can. How many of you know exactly where you were when you heard about 9/11? That happened only once, but the impact was big enough to push it directly into declarative memory (plus there was the added frequency of it being talked about for months on end).
Your ads will not be as impactful as a terrorist attack or space shuttle explosion.
In advertising, the magic number is three. It takes the average person hearing/seeing an ad three times in seven days before it gets stored as Declarative Memory. And they must hear it three times every week until they need the product or service. And when I say "hear" I'm talking about actively engaged in the ad, not the subliminal effect of background noise.
To get that kind of frequency you need to put your message out there as often as possible. Whether you use TV, newspaper, radio, Facebook or Twitter, your success will be tied to the consistent and constant use of the medium every single day. Otherwise, you are just spending your advertising time and money foolishly.


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China's trademark system a quagmire for businesses both large and small
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Categories: intellectual property trademark
Tags: IP ownership trademark infringement trademark value
Entering China with a trademark is no easy business, full of "murky rules and opportunistic 'trademark squatters'", www.reuters.com recently reported. Take it from entrepreneur Bill Walters of New Jersey who tried to enter the Chinese market in 2010, after launching his OSPOP sneakers in 2007. He found pirated copies of his shoes already there and four Chinese companies fighting over his trademark.
"These are people who are out there snatching up intellectual property (IP) with no related interest, strictly from the standpoint of owning IP as an investment," Walters told Reuters, adding that the lack of a trademark has hampered business. Walters said a food company in Guangzhou demanded 1 million yuan ($158,700) in return for the OSPOP trademark.
Even big companies like Apple and Facebook face trademark issues in China, the first with its iPad dispute with Proview Technology (see IPBlog) and the second with registering its trademark name in the country to launch the site there.
China ranks near the top of the world in trademark registrations. That figure rose more than 40 percent to 1.2 million in 2010 after doubling to 838,000 in 2009. The country works on a first-to-ile system, rather than a first-to-use system, which will change on September 16,2012.


If you asked TWC students prior to their arrival in D.C. what they wanted most out of their internship, a majority of the answers would be exposure to the professional world. I say this with confidence as I was asked the same thing by my boss on my first day of work. Without a second thought I prioritized exposure. After answering his question, my boss proceeded to offer me his first piece of advice.
We are required to meet with two or more professionals in fields we hope to work in at some point in our career. I had the pleasure of sitting down with three professionals around town who initially agreed to meet for half an hour, but each conversation exceeded the allotted time. This speaks to how compassionate most professionals in D.C. are towards interns, as they've also gone through similar stages in their career.
One of these professionals was James Rice, Legislative Director to Senator Charles "Chuck" Grassley of Iowa. Senator Grassley is the current President Pro Tempore, which places him third in the presidential line of succession, behind the Vice President and the Speaker of the House.
My first question for Mr. Rice was meant to be an easy one. It related to an issue that I quickly became aware of, which was that the people here are always working, even when they're not. I find the hustle and bustle of D.C. part of it's charm, but it often leads to workers becoming "burnt out" and forgetting to enjoy themselves.
Me: If you had to choose the aspect of your job you enjoy the most, what would it be?
Being a finance student in D.C., I'm in a minority of students who are neither international relations or political science majors. There were times early on in my internship where I felt there doesn't seem to be much of a market for business students to secure a successful position in D.C. I voiced this concern, and fortunately, I was very wrong.
Me: What piece of advice could you give business students in Washington, who are looking for positions where they can apply their financial expertise?
JR: "There's definitely a lot of policy that intersects with business, where you need people that have the financial understanding to write the policy. For instance, the senate committees focused on the banking and finance sectors. There's also regulatory agencies like the SEC (Security Exchange Commission), who have an active role in forming policy. I'd look into those fields."
The path to success is an odd one, and is unique to each individual. I wanted to know where Mr. Rice found his success, and where it all started.
Me: When did you start working with Senator Grassley, was politics always in the cards for you?
The summer time in D.C. is known as the "intern invasion," where thousands of students flock to the nation's capital as young professionals, finding their footing in the real world. The fields of study these interns are in vary wildly. However, the common factor amongst all of them is they're trying to establish themselves professionally, as well as and launch their careers.
Abdul Abbas, Spring 2019 intern at the Turkish Heritage Organization (THO).
ME: If there was one piece of advice that you'd give to the thousands of interns that are coming to Washington, D.C. this summer, what would it be?
After conducting my interview with Mr. Rice and the other interviewees, I found myself reflecting on the time I've spent here in D.C. and the time I have remaining. And if there was one thing it taught me, it's that this is no place to "take it easy" or "relax" because there's opportunity around every corner here. You may be thinking, "didn't he just say that you should relax?", and you would be right. However, that was relevant to Mr. Rice's position, where pacing is vital in balancing an almost two decade-long career.
For us TWC students, we only have 15 weeks to get the most out of this opportunity and we'd be remiss if we didn't take advantage of every interaction. But don't take it from me, take it from the legislative director of one of the most powerful Senators in the United States Senate.


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package com.scavi.brainsqueeze.adventofcode.util;

import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.scavi.brainsqueeze.adventofcode.y2016.ex.TransmitException;

import java.util.Map;

/**
 * @author Michael Heymel
 * @since 25/12/16
 */
public class EBInstructionParser {
    private static final int ASCII_START_A = 97;
    private SignalTransmit _signalTransmitter;

    /**
     * Constructor
     */
    public EBInstructionParser() {
        this(null);
    }

    /**
     * Constructor
     *
     * @param signalTransmitter a signal transmitter for the out-instruction
     */
    public EBInstructionParser(final SignalTransmit signalTransmitter) {
        _signalTransmitter = signalTransmitter;
    }

    /**
     * Parses the input instructiosn to determine the register value
     *
     * @param input          the input instructions
     * @param registerValues the register values (containing the initialization of teh register
     *                       values)
     * @param lookup         the lookup character
     * @return the register value (based on the lookup)
     */
    public int determineRegisterValue(final String[] input,
            final Map<Character, Integer> registerValues, final char lookup) {
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(input, "Illegal input: <null>");
        for (int i = 0; i < input.length; ++i) {
            String instruction = input[i];
            String[] instructionParts = instruction.split(" ");
            if (instruction.startsWith("inc")) {
                inc(instructionParts, registerValues);
            } else if (instruction.startsWith("dec")) {
                dec(instructionParts, registerValues);
            } else if (instruction.startsWith("cpy")) {
                cpy(instructionParts, registerValues);
            } else if (instruction.startsWith("jnz")) {
                i = jnz(instructionParts, registerValues, i);
            } else if (instruction.startsWith("tgl")) {
                tgl(input, instructionParts, registerValues, i);
            } else if (instruction.startsWith("out")) {
                out(instructionParts, registerValues);
                // found the valid signal
                if (_signalTransmitter.isTransmissionFinished()) {
                    return 0;
                }
            } else {
                throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Illegal instruction: " + instruction);
            }
        }
        // in case a signal transmitter is defined, this return should never happen! In case of a
        // signal transmit the return is defined by an "infinite" signal transmission
        if (_signalTransmitter != null && !_signalTransmitter.isTransmissionFinished()) {
            throw new TransmitException("Illegal transmission!");
        }
        return registerValues.get(lookup);
    }

    /**
     * Implements the tgl-operation
     *
     * @param instructionParts the parts of the given instruction
     * @param registerValues   the register with the values
     */
    private void out(final String[] instructionParts, final Map<Character, Integer> registerValues)
            throws TransmitException {
        char information = instructionParts[1].charAt(0);
        if (information >= ASCII_START_A) {
            _signalTransmitter.transmit(registerValues.get(information));
        } else {
            _signalTransmitter.transmit(Integer.parseInt(String.valueOf(information)));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Implements the tgl-operation
     *
     * @param input            the input instructions
     * @param instructionParts the parts of the given instruction
     * @param registerValues   the register with the values
     * @param pos              the current position within the instructions
     */
    private void tgl(final String[] input, final String[] instructionParts,
            final Map<Character, Integer> registerValues, int pos) {
        char registerAccess = instructionParts[1].charAt(0);
        int move = Integer.parseInt(String.valueOf(registerValues.get(registerAccess)));
        if (isLegalInstruction(input, instructionParts, pos, move)) {
            String targetInstruction = input[pos + move];
            String[] targetInstructionParts = targetInstruction.split(" ");
            // one argument instruction
            if (targetInstructionParts.length == 2) {
                if (targetInstruction.startsWith("inc")) {
                    input[pos + move] = targetInstruction.replace("inc", "dec");
                } else {
                    input[pos + move] = "inc" + targetInstruction.substring(3);
                }
            }
            // two argument instruction
            else if (targetInstructionParts.length == 3) {
                if (targetInstruction.startsWith("jnz")) {
                    input[pos + move] = verifyInstructionResult(targetInstruction,
                            targetInstruction.replace("jnz", "cpy"));
                } else {
                    input[pos + move] = "jnz" + targetInstruction.substring(3);
                }
            } else {
                throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
                        "Illegal tgl instruction reference: " + targetInstruction);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Implements the inc-operation
     *
     * @param instructionParts the parts of the given instruction
     * @param registerValues   the register with teh values
     */
    private void inc(final String[] instructionParts,
            final Map<Character, Integer> registerValues) {
        char registerAccess = instructionParts[1].charAt(0);
        registerValues.put(registerAccess, registerValues.get(registerAccess) + 1);
    }

    /**
     * Implements the inc-operation
     *
     * @param instructionParts the parts of the given instruction
     * @param registerValues   the register with the values
     */
    private void dec(final String[] instructionParts,
            final Map<Character, Integer> registerValues) {
        char registerAccess = instructionParts[1].charAt(0);
        registerValues.put(registerAccess, registerValues.get(registerAccess) - 1);
    }

    /**
     * Implements the inc-operation
     *
     * @param instructionParts the parts of the given instruction
     * @param registerValues   the register with the values
     */
    private void cpy(final String[] instructionParts,
            final Map<Character, Integer> registerValues) {
        char registerAccess = instructionParts[2].charAt(0);
        char registerReferenceAccess = instructionParts[1].charAt(0);
        if (ASCII_START_A <= registerReferenceAccess) {
            registerValues.put(registerAccess, registerValues.get(registerReferenceAccess));
        } else {
            registerValues.put(registerAccess, Integer.parseInt(instructionParts[1]));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Implements the jnz-operation
     *
     * @param instructionParts the parts of the given instruction
     * @param registerValues   the register with the values
     * @param pos              the current position within the instructions
     */
    private int jnz(final String[] instructionParts, final Map<Character, Integer> registerValues,
            int pos) {
        char registerAccess = instructionParts[1].charAt(0);
        if ((registerValues.containsKey(registerAccess) &&
                registerValues.get(registerAccess) != 0) ||
                (ASCII_START_A > registerAccess && registerAccess >= 0)) {
            if (instructionParts[2].charAt(0) >= ASCII_START_A) {
                pos += registerValues.get(instructionParts[2].charAt(0)) - 1;
            } else {
                pos += Integer.parseInt(instructionParts[2]) - 1;
            }
        }
        return pos;
    }

    private boolean isLegalInstruction(final String[] input, final String[] instructionParts,
            final int currentPos, final int registerMove) {
        return input.length > currentPos + registerMove;
    }

    private String verifyInstructionResult(final String original, final String changed) {
        if (changed.startsWith("cpy")) {
            String[] changedParts = changed.split(" ");
            char toValidate = changedParts[2].trim().charAt(0);
            return toValidate < ASCII_START_A ? original : changed;
        }
        return changed;
    }
}

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William Kennedy (, -Churchill (Manitoba), ) est un navigateur et explorateur écossais.

Biographie

Fils d'un agent de la Compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson, Alexander Kennedy et d'une mère Cris, nommée Aggathas, il fait des études dans les îles Orcades (1827) avant de retourner au Canada en 1833 comme négociant en fourrures. Il y fait connaissance de sir John Franklin. Il travaille durant huit années pour la Compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson.

En 1851, parrainé par Jane Franklin, il commande le Prince Albert dans la seconde expédition partie à la recherche de son mari avec comme second Joseph René Bellot. Il explore ainsi toute la zone entre le détroit de Lancaster et l'île Melville, ce qui fait de ce voyage une importante réussite géographique. Il rentre en  en Angleterre sans avoir perdu un seul homme.

Il repart en 1853 à la tête de l'Isabel, toujours sous les auspices de Lady Franklin, pour explorer l'Arctique par le détroit de Béring, mais une mutinerie de l'équipage à Valparaiso met fin à l'aventure.

Revenu au Canada en 1856, il participe à la création d'un service de messagerie entre Toronto et la Colonie de la rivière Rouge où il s'installe comme commerçant en 1860 avec son frère.

Magistrat et membre du Conseil de l'Éducation du Manitoba, il fonde en 1879 la Société historique du Manitoba domiciliée à son adresse. Il participe aussi à la construction d'un chemin de fer à Churchill (Manitoba).

Œuvre

 A Short Narrative of the Second Voyage of the Prince Albert, 1853

Bibliographie

 Edward Charles Shaw, Kennedy William, in Dictionary of Canadaian Biography (Lire en ligne)
 Jennifer E. Lawson, Linda McDowell, Barbara Thomson, Manitoba Past and Present, vol.4, 2004, p. 193
 François Angelier, Dictionnaire des Voyageurs et Explorateurs occidentaux, Pygmalion, 2011, p. 398
 Mark Nuttall, Encyclopedia of the Arctic, 2012, p. 1070

Notes et références

Liens externes

Explorateur écossais du XIXe siècle
Navigateur britannique du XIXe siècle
Navigateur écossais
Explorateur de l'Arctique
Naissance en avril 1814
Décès en janvier 1890
Décès à 75 ans

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Jeff Gordon Reigns At Pocono
Date: August 5, 2012 Posted By:Category:Uncategorized
"Mr. Four-Time", Jeff Gordon, stole one today at Pocono, when the heavens opened up, slightly past the half-way point of the Pennsylvania 400, and it rained like turning on a fire hose!
All this occurred, the down pour of water, after a restart on lap 91. In that restart, the leader, Jimmie Johnson, drove it deep into turn #1. Unfortunately, Johnson got loose, and in turn got Kenseth loose. Kenseth slid up into the wall, then started down the track, only to get T-boned by Hamlin, and then the carnage began to take its toll!
After the smoke cleared, it was Jeff Gordon who led the cars to the yellow flag. As the cars motored around awaiting the track to get cleaned up, the faucet let loose, and the down pour happened! Because of the rain delay at the beginning of the afternoon, and coupled with the down pour that occurred beginning on lap 91, NASCAR decided that the rain would not let up in time to dry the track before darkness would overcome the facility. Therefore, NASCAR declared the race official!
The largest movers this Sunday were Marc and Bernie. Marc's winning pick of Jeff Gordon, has propelled him up four positions in the standings from 11th place to 7th place. Bernie's pick of Denny Hamlin, he is the driver that T-boned Matt Kenseth on lap 91, caused her to plummet four places in the standings to 15th today.
There wer six players that moved three places, either up or down. The players that moved up three places are; Jerry, Carlton, and Edie. The three players that moved three spots in the negative were; Jeremy, Carolyn, and Karen.
On closer scrutiny, the only players who did not move this week, is our leader, Jason, Zee, Leon, and of course, David! That means that 13 out the 17 players, once again moved around in the standings.
With just three races left in this segment, there are still some very close races amongst several positions within the fantasy league standings.
Despite the transmission trouble that befell Dale Earnhardt, Jr. today, and notwithstanding the carnage that occurred on lap 91, Junior left Pocono still in the points lead!
Next week NASCAR moves to it's second, and last, road course of the season. It is time that the series moves to scenic up state New York, to Watkins Glen.
TIL NEXT TIME, PULL YOUR GLOVES UP, FLIP YOUR VISER DOWN, AND LET'S GO RACIN'!


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Born on November 9, 1970, in Boston, MA; married Derek Trucks (a musician), 2001; children: Charles Kahlil. Education: Graduated from Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA, 1991. Addresses: Record company--Tone-Cool Records, P.O. Box 81034, Wellesley Hills, MA 02481, website: http://www.tonecool.com. Website--Susan Tedeschi Official Website: http://www.susantedeschi.com.
The word "Grammy" appears in just about everything written about blueswoman Susan Tedeschi. Although she trained at Boston's prestigious Berklee College of Music, worked the club circuit for years, honing a straightforward singing style reminiscent of Bonnie Raitt, she didn't truly become famous until 2000. That year, thanks to her debut album Just Won't Burn, Tedeschi earned a Best New Artist nomination--along with pop heavyweights Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Kid Rock, and Macy Gray.
Aguilera won, and Tedeschi's four competitors, of course, went on to mega-stardom. But the bluesy singer-songwriter, while selling a respectable 600,000 copies, went in the opposite direction. "I just kinda lost my mind for a minute. During the Grammys, actually," she revealed in a 2002 interview for Newsday. She elaborated to Entertainment Weekly a few months later: "Being nominated for a Grammy kind of stressed me out, to be honest. I was in the process of making another record, but I didn't feel it was really right. I ended up going out on tour for a while just to get away. I was in the midst of switching bands. I felt a lot of pressure to do something big, to make a statement, like 'This is who I am.' There was a lot going on."
Tedeschi's big statement was artistic, not commercial. Her follow-up to Just Won't Burn was Wait for Me, an album her husband, Derek Trucks of the Allman Brothers, characterized as a bold step forward. Actually, the album is more of the same, with Tedeschi applying her clear, deep voice to original rockers like "Wrapped in the Arms of Another" and "'Til I Found You" and covers of Paul Pena's "Gonna Move" and Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right." Characteristically, though, Tedeschi refused to make a video for the album, telling Entertainment Weekly she disagreed with the entire idea of videos. So she settled for sales of 200,000 instead of (potentially) millions.
Born in Boston, Tedeschi grew up in nearby Norwell, absorbing her father's Lightnin' Hopkins and Mississippi John Hurt records. She sang in theatrical productions and at church when she was only five, and joined her first band eight years later. She formed her own group, the Smokin' Section, when she was 18, which played original material and gigged around Scituate, Massachusetts, until she went to college.
Unlike most Berklee graduates, who wind up in classical orchestras, Tedeschi went back to the same club-- Johnny D's in Somerville, where she first started to build her Boston base--after graduating in 1991. Her first key musical partner was Adrienne Hayes, another guitarist on the Boston club scene. Together, they won a Boston Battle of the Blues Bands in 1994, which led to greater exposure and accolades from Boston magazine. In 1995, after forming the Susan Tedeschi Band with Hayes, she borrowed $10,000 to make her first record. Just Won't Burn, which included a cover of John Prine's "Angel of Montgomery"--a song, perhaps not coincidentally, associated with Bonnie Raitt--led to a contract with the small-but-influential blues label Tone-Cool Records.
The 1998 release instantaneously turned Tedeschi into a rising national blues star, something the genre desperately needed given the recent deaths of club-level stars Luther Allison, Junior Wells, and Johnny "Clyde" Copeland. Tedeschi's 2000 Grammy nomination ratcheted up her star power still further, leading to major magazine and newspaper profiles. She refused to play the celebrity game, however, and turned away from the music business completely rather than build on her Grammy momentum.
During this period Tedeschi made a record that she pejoratively described to Newsday as "pop-rock-blues." Disappointed in the result, she shelved the recording because she couldn't envision herself playing those songs on a nightly basis. "It wasn't bad music," she said. "I felt like I was kinda locking myself into this little thing where I was doing stuff like whatever everyone was telling me to do instead of following my heart."
Before she could make her next move, though, she fell in love with guitarist Derek Trucks, then touring with the Allman Brothers. The two met at a 1999 concert in which Tedeschi opened for the Allmans. By June of 2001 she was pregnant. Although she toured through September and started a new record, the pregnancy delayed everything. "I couldn't get enough air to sing," she said in Newsday. "Your diaphragm and all your organs get pushed around by the baby."
That December, Tedeschi and Trucks were married on Amelia Island near their Jacksonville, Florida, home. In March of 2002 their son Charles Kahlil Trucks was born, named for the big-band guitarist Charlie Christian and the spiritual poet Kahlil Gibran. Charles's birth further delayed what might have been Tedeschi's meteoric rise; rather than putting out an album, touring heavily and cranking up the publicity machine, she essentially vanished from public view--but the time off wound up working in her favor.
After her son's birth, Tedeschi went out on the road, opening for major blues artists such as B.B. King. She took her son with her, taking care of him full time except when she was on stage--at which point she left Charles with a trusted stylist. "He's a really good baby so it's not too tough to take care of him," she said at the time. "He's been a little fussy, but he's a tough kid--grunts a lot."
In early 2003, Tedeschi released Wait for Me, which included husband Trucks on guitar. (Tedeschi also sings on Trucks's solo albums.) The album was a bit more diverse than Just Won't Burn, with touches of gospel and folk in addition to hard-charging blues. And it sold well--more than 210,000 copies as of late 2003, an extraordinary number in a genre whose major artists are lucky to hit 5,000. One wonders, though, how big a star Tedeschi could be if she played "the game."
"I'd like to think she could follow in Norah's footsteps," Dave Bartlett, Tone-Cool's president, told Entertainment Weekly, referring to jazzy singer-songwriter Norah Jones' path to blockbuster sales. "We don't want to force [Tedeschi] to do anything she doesn't want to do in a video--like put her in a bikini on a beach. But getting MTV and VH1 behind the album wouldn't hurt the cause."
Responded Tedeschi, in the same publication: "They asked me to make a video a couple of years ago, and I was like, 'Nope, I'm not gonna do it.' Now they've asked me again. I never really wanted to give in to that, just because so much pop is based on the visual, instead of the musical. It's kind of disturbing to me. I told them I'd get back to them."
Acted in theatrical productions, mid-to-late-1970s; member of the Smokin' Section, late 1980s; leader, singer and guitarist for the Susan Tedeschi Band, 1993-; signed with Tone-Cool Records, 1998; released debut, Just Won't Burn, 1998; released Wait for Me, 2003.
Boston Battle of the Bands winner (with Adrienne Hayes), 1994; Boston magazine's Best R&B Act, 1995; Boston Music Awards, Single of the Year, Outstanding Vocalist, and Outstanding Blues Act, 1999, Outstanding Blues Act and Outstanding Blues Album, 2003; W.C. Handy Awards, Contemporary Female Artist of the Year, 1999 and 2000, Best New Artist of the Year, 1999.
Just Won't Burn Tone-Cool, 1998.
Wait for Me Tone-Cool, 2003.
Boston Globe, July 27, 2001.
Entertainment Weekly, February 18, 2000; January 17, 2003.
Los Angeles Times, February 21, 2000.
"Susan Tedeschi," All Music Guide, http://www.allmusic.com (September 29, 2003).
Susan Tedeschi Official Website, http://www.susantedeschi.com (September 29, 2003).


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Often when we think about conspiracy theorists, we think about people with Doc Brown hair wearing a tin foil hat and telling you not to stand next to the microwave. Perhaps we think of the flat-earthers who refuse to let go of their 12th century notion that the Earth has no curvature. But no matter where you look, there is always a conspiracy just around the corner. I believe that that's a good thing, and that being a conspiracy theorist is just part of being human.
While it is true that the majority of conspiracy theories are discredited due to unsubstantiated facts or sheer impossibilities, they are fun to create and to discuss. To believe in conspiracy theories is to find a sense of wonder in the world. When you have been researching whether FEMA actually has concentration camps under the Denver airport for three hours, you feel like a detective. Even if it is overwhelmingly unlikely that it's true, you feel like a kid again.
Every new theory feels like a new episode of Scooby Doo. It's an attempt to unmask some grand villain, only to find that it's someone you knew all along. It's the chance to feel like you are unearthing some great truth, even if it's for a theory which could not be more far fetched. There are no consequences if you are wrong, as conspiracy theories are exactly that: a theory. They are unsubstantiated claims which are fun to perpetuate, and every once in a while, you just might get it right.
Conspiracy theories are nothing more than a positive form of escapism. When you live in a perpetual threat of nuclear war, it's almost relaxing to get wrapped up in a theory which you know cannot be true. Sometimes it is easier to spend three hours reading about how Stanley Kubrick directed the moon landing than it is to read about yet another bombing in Syria, or to hear one more time about how Donald Trump is pushing another destructive bill through congress.
Conspiracy theories often just feel like a unique brand of storytelling. It takes this natural distrust and dissatisfaction with the way things are, and adds this sort of mysticism to it. Much like other forms of fiction, it's a healthy way to channel these unsettling feelings as long as one does not allow it to take over one's life. These beliefs can be a problem if you no longer will go outside due to the threat of chemical trails, for example. Conspiracy theories aren't a problem as long as they don't become harmful or all-consuming.
I believe we should all accept conspiracy theories into our lives, even if they are ones which cannot ever be proven. More than just being healthy, it's natural to have theories about the ways the world works that may not be entirely plausible. It's not a bad thing to take the fears we live with every day about the world around us, and channel them into something that feels safer. Without this mysticism and excitement, it just feels grim to accept the world as it is.
So continue to believe that Paul McCartney died in the '70s and was replaced by a doppelgänger. Don't be afraid to voice your belief that fluoride was put in the water to give us all cancer. Wear your tin foil hat with pride, and believe whatever you want to believe. It is a free country after all, and there is little harm in believing in something, even if it is completely ridiculous.


Dyslexic man walks in to see the latest movie.
Dyslexic man walks in to see the latest movie, sounds like a joke but it's really frustrating went half way through they have subtitles. My wife Jill always sits next to me and has to read the subtitles out to me there has been over the years people behind us getting annoyed because they think we're just chatting. One day I will invent some software so it will convert the subtitles into any language.


Okunikko (奥日光, Okunikkō, "Inner Nikko") is the mountainous region of Nikko that lies at a higher elevation, deeper into the mountains west of Nikko's city center. Part of Nikko National Park, Okunikko offers beautiful natural scenery, including waterfalls, lakes, marshlands, streams and hot springs.
Okunikko has long been a popular destination for escaping the heat of summer. Beautiful hiking trails attract outdoor lovers from spring to autumn, while winter scenery can be enjoyed during the rest of the year. The regions also offers some of the most spectacular autumn colors near Tokyo during the month of October.
Mountain with great views over Lake Chuzenji.
Lake at the foot of Mount Nantai.
Idyllic marshland with nice hiking trails.
Hot spring resort in the national park.
Waterfall famous for its autumn colors.
Observation decks along the Irohazaka road.
Temple at the shores of Lake Chuzenjiko.
Road connecting the town with Okunikko.


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News and Events Roundup - November 18th
From Computerworld, on H-1B Enforcement:
U.S. immigration officials are taking H-1B enforcement from the desk to the field with a plan to conduct 25,000 on-site inspections of companies hiring foreign workers over this fiscal year.
The move marks a nearly five-fold increase in inspections over last fiscal year, when the agency conducted 5,191 site visits under a new site inspection program. The new federal fiscal year began Oct. 1.
Tougher enforcement from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services comes in response to a study conducted by the agency last year that found fraud and other violations in one-in-five H-1B applications.
In a letter to U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), Alejandro Mayorkas, director of the Citizenship and Immigration Services, said the agency began a site visit and verification program in July to check on the validity of H-1B applications. Mayorkas' letter was released on Tuesday by Grassley.
"[The inspection program determines] whether the location of employment actually exists and if a beneficiary is employed at the location specified, performing the duties as described, and paid the salary as identified in the petition," said Mayorkas in his letter to Grassley.
Mayorkas is a former federal prosecutor who was recently appointed by President Barack Obama. He was sworn in August and said since then, "I have worked tirelessly to learn of the condition of our anti-fraud efforts and other critical programs in our agency."
From the Associated Press, on a huge drug bust in Arizona:
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers say two Scottsdale men are in custody after allegedly trying to smuggle nearly 2,000 pounds of marijuana across the border into Arizona.
Authorities say the marijuana worth an estimated $4.7 million was found hidden in a trailer being pulled by a pickup truck that was stopped Monday at the Lukeville port of entry.
A drug-sniffing dog alerted customs inspectors to the presence of narcotics near
the floor area of the trailer.
When inspectors searched the trailer, they discovered 1,968 pounds of marijuana in 128 bundles concealed inside the flooring.
The truck and trailer were seized and the two men - whose names were not released - were arrested and turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
10 AM EST
NPPD Under Secretary Rand Beers and Federal Protective Service (FPS) Director Gary Schenkel will testify about the transition of FPS from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to NPPD before the House Committee on Homeland Security
311 Cannon House Office Building
2 PM EST
Bruce McConnell, Counselor to NPPD Deputy Under Secretary Philip Reitinger, will participate in a panel discussion about critical infrastructure protection as part of Aviation Week's Cybersecurity Webinar
Transportation Security Administration Assistant Administrator for Global Strategies Cindy Farkus will testify about protecting the flying public and security at foreign repair stations before the House Committee on Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Transportation Security and Infrastructure Protection
Published by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Washington, D.C.


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Drake Couldn't Save the Grammys
Even when the Grammys are good, they aren't very interesting.
Myles Tanzer
Bonnaroo 2019: Post Malone, Childish Gambino, and Lots and Lots of Phish
Three Phish sets lead a lineup for Manchester, Tennessee's long-running behemoth that includes Cardi B, Brandi Carlile, and The National.
Shaad D'Souza
The Coachella 2019 Lineup Is Here, Baby!
Ariana Grande, Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, and more are slated for the mega-fest's 20th edition.
Andrea Domanick
Internet Videos Of Particular Importance
You Can Finally Watch the Trailer For Donald Glover and Rihanna's New Film
'Guava Island's trailer premiered at Childish Gambino's PHAROS festival, and also stars 'Black Panther's Letitia Wright.
Kendrick Lamar and Lil Wayne Are a Perfect Student-Master Duo on "Mona Lisa"
The 'Carter V' stand out is the long-awaited collaboration of two of the best rappers alive.
Jabbari Weekes
we saw this
The Final Sermon of Childish Gambino
Donald Glover brought his Childish Gambino act to Madison Square Garden for what he claimed was the last time. It was a weirdly religious experience.
Kristin Corry
Views My Own
Donald Glover May Not Be the 'Woke Bae' We Want Him to Be
Childish Gambino's new video for 'Feels Like Summer' reminds us that when it comes to gender issues Glover tends to remain silent.
Taylor Hosking
Stephen Colbert Loves Chance The Rapper and Childish Gambino in a Nerdy Way
In a new video, the lovable late-night host traces the 'Acid Rap' single "Favorite Song" back to Gilbert and Sullivan's 'H.M.S. Pinafore' and J.R.R. Tolkein's 'Lord of The Rings.'
Alex Robert Ross
One Minute of Music Changed Childish Gambino's Career Forever
Donald Glover's five-year-old soul stunner "Urn" stood out in an irony-driven musical catalogue and helped create the maverick artist we know today.
Phil Witmer
Childish Gambino Drops Two New Songs, Summer Officially Begins
Donald Glover's fresh singles "Summertime Magic" and "Feels Like Summer" provide a lighter contrast to "This Is America."
Chance The Rapper Just Confirmed Albums with Kanye West and Childish Gambino
"I've been actively working on the project with Childish. I'm going to do a seven-track with Ye," he said in an interview with Peter Rosenberg.
The Noisey Questionnaire of Life
Donald Glover Knows Migos Are Better Than the Beatles and Elvis
We asked the man behind 'Atlanta' and Childish Gambino for his opinions on everything from Sith Lords to musical icons to cartoons.


Arizona election officials are planning to provide two types of ballots for the next election following an opinion by the state's attorney general. In the most populous county, Maricopa, this change could cost an additional $250,000 per federal election cycle.
The opinion by Attorney General Tom Horne came in response to questions from Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett regarding a 2013 U.S. Supreme Court decision, Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona Inc. The court ruled 7-2 that Arizona could not require proof of citizenship from people using the federally provided national mail voter registration form but upheld a state law requiring proof of citizenship for registrants using the state form.
Horne's opinion concludes that, under Arizona law, voters who used the federal registration form and did not prove their citizenship must be issued a ballot showing only federal races. Registrants who documented their citizenship, however, would be issued a ballot with all federal, state, and local races on it. Under the two-tiered system, each jurisdiction must print all ballots in two forms—one with only federal races and one with all races.
Election officials in Maricopa County, where more than 1.9 million of the state's 3.2 million registered voters live, analyzed the cost and logistics of such a two-tiered voting system and estimated that it will cost at least an additional $250,000, and probably more, during the 2014 primary and general elections. The county has budgeted $3.5 million to $4 million for the 2014 election cycle.
Setting up and printing dual ballots for the primary election—for which 3,620 ballot styles already are necessary to accommodate 724 precincts and five recognized political parties—will cost nearly $190,000.
Similarly, printing dual ballots for the general election will cost the county almost $40,000.
Sending an informational letter to the nearly 1,000 county voters affected by the decision will cost $5,000.
Printing ballots in every style for pre-election testing and duplication.
Changing voter look-up tools, identifying federal-only voters, and restricting their ability to request ballots in local races.
Hiring more staff for ballot design, proofing, and testing.
Providing extra training for poll workers and Election Day troubleshooters.
A similar two-tiered voting system is also likely to be implemented in Kansas.


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Review: King of Fighters XIII is right where the franchise should be
Sebastian Haley
King of Fighters XII, released in 2009, was notable for administering a much-needed graphical overhaul, something the 15-year-old series was sorely in need of. While it had the looks, it came up short on content, eschewing any story element whatsoever and, among other things, limping in with a paltry 22 characters, one of the lowest in the franchise's history. Two years later and King of Fighters XIII is upon us. Has developer SNK learned anything? The answer is a resounding "Yes!"
Expanded roster and gameplay
King of Fighters XIII boasts a serviceable roster of 31 characters, plus a few new console-exclusives over the arcade version. Whereas its predecessor inexplicably eschewed longtime series mainstay Mai Shiranu, this title wisely brings her back along with a number of other welcome, familiar faces. Even with an expanded selection of combatants, it's likely that one of your favorites may still be missing, as KOFXIII is a far cry from the 66 that were featured in King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match. Downloadale content (DLC) has been announced, but so far it seems primarily focused on delivering variations of already included characters.
Regardless, SNK has clearly put a lot of effort into ensuring that fighters have been designed and fine-tuned to provide a broad spectrum of interesting and enjoyable styles. Official teams also make their return, pairing up certain characters in groups of three contextual to the story, but you're free to mix-and-match as you see fit should one of these not fulfill your needs. Battles play out in a three-on-three match, with each round restricted to one-on-one face-offs. If you were forced to simply choose one character and were stuck with them and them alone, the limited movesets would eventually become a concern. Thankfully, the current setup allows you to create teams of characters that keep the game from getting stale. The ability to switch teammates on the fly has been removed (last seen in King of Fighters XI), and especially compared to games like Marvel vs. Capcom 3 or Street Fighter X Tekken, its presence is definitely missed. Hopefully that's something SNK considers resurrecting for the next installment.
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The Guard Attack, Critical Counter, and Clash system have also been removed since King of Fighters XII. In their place is the EX system. Similar to Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter IV, players can use one bar of the power gauge to boost a special move, increasing its potency. There's also the ability to cancel out of special and super attacks, which drastically increases combo potential. While this adds some excellent depth to the game, a lot of the bigger combos boil down to repeatedly canceling and spamming one of a character's few special attacks, then ending it with a NEO MAX desperation move, the final gameplay addition. NEO MAX attacks are essentially ultra powerful super moves that require three bars of the power gauge. These allow players to finish combos and enemies off with impressively flashy and devastating attacks, lending the game some extra visual flair.
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