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Jason Gay's new book is out from Hachette Books.
Vineyard Bookshelf: I Wouldn't Do That if I Were Me
Steve Donoghue
I Wouldn't Do That If I Were Me: Modern Blunders and Modest Triumphs (but Mostly Blunders) by Jason Gay, Hachette Books 2022, 208 pages, $23.82
Wall Street Journal columnist (and former Vineyard Gazette reporter) Jason Gay had a bestseller with his 2015 Little Victories: Perfect Rules for Imperfect Living, and his new book I Wouldn't Do That If I Were Me: Modern Blunders and Modest Triumphs (but Mostly Blunders) very much works in the same vein. This is a likable writer who's very good at wry commentary on modern life. If you're already a fan of authors such as David Sedaris or Dave Barry, Mr. Gay is a writer you should try.
I Wouldn't Do That If I Were Me is a collection of short misadventures experienced by Mr. Gay and his wife Bessie and their two sons, Jesse and his younger brother Jojo. Some of these misadventures will strike even newcomers to this kind of writing as intensely familiar; Erma Bombeck was writing about similar misadventures back when Mr. Gay was a baby. But the joy of a collection like this has nothing to do with its originality and everything to do with its narrative energy — which Mr. Gay provides by the truckload.
He dives right into telling funny stories about everything from taxes to golf to fishing. He regales readers with the tale of the time his son convinced him to go to the Daytona 500 despite knowing nothing about the event or the cars that fill it — even though he's a specialist in all things sports.
"I'd managed to negotiate my way to middle age and a sports columnist's job with barely a passing knowledge of anything to do with one of America's greatest spectator sports," he writes with the kind of lovable self-deprecation he uses throughout the book. "If you are embarrassed by this admission, imagine how I feel."
In addition to that consistent tone of not taking himself too seriously, there's another element that surprisingly crops up often in these pages: the family cat, Baxter — even though Baxter himself is one of the only characters in the book who's not exactly ready for a Disney special. Instead, he tends to vary between indifference and hostility.
"You know those lovable cats they have in bookstores, the ones that meow and roll around on top of the Ansel Adams coffee table books and beg you to scratch them on their tummy?" Mr. Gay writes. "Okay, now imagine the opposite. That's Baxter."
And yet, thanks to Mr. Gay's spirited skills at storytelling, even Baxter will win readers over. He even has a bit of an adventure that will actually have readers on the edge of their seats.
But in addition to these fun family misadventures, Mr. Gay also interestingly touches on many aspects of writing itself and the columnist's life, especially in the age of distraction. After all, how does such a seemingly antiquated thing as a newspaper columnist manage to retain any relevance to readers hooked on TikTok, which Mr. Gay describes as "a fast-moving video-sharing application created to make thirty-somethings feel ten thousand years old?" And he doesn't exempt himself from the plague of vagueness.
"I'm just as distracted as anyone else," he confesses. "Just in the time it took to write this sentence, I stopped typing, watched a video of a panda wrestling a hockey stick, watched another video of a panda wrestling a hockey stick, vacuumed the bedroom, bought a pair of slippers on Instagram, ordered a BLT, watched two classic episodes of The Office, watched a supercut of Roger Sterling's best lines from Mad Men, and I also registered for a jump rope class."
Mr. Gay quips that holdouts, people who still maintain their ability to concentrate — in other words, people who can still muster the concentration necessary to read his own columns and this book — are as rare as astronauts and ought to be celebrated. He doesn't include himself in their number, and he clearly worries that the number itself is in freefall.
But those kinds of readers are still out there in their numbers and books like I Wouldn't Do That If I Were Me are a bright, thoroughly readable part of the reason why.
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Steve, nice job enlightening AND entertaining us — by bringing Erma Bombeck, David Sedaris and Dave Barry (especially Erma ;-) into your description, you've increased Mr. Gay's readership total by at least this one reader (and more than likely many, many more :-) — Thanks!
December 2, 2022 - 7:47am


A graph is an extremely powerful data structure in computer science that gives rise to very powerful algorithms. Representing a graph in C# gives .NET programmers access to a wide variety of problem-solving algorithms and techniques. For example, graphs have applications in map processing, searching (like Google does), program compiling, and many many more fields.
We'll take a look at what graphs are in theory and how we can represent them in C#.
Vertex - A single node in the graph, often encapsulates some sort of information.
Edge - Connects one or two vertices. Can contain a value quantifying the weight of the edge.
Undirected - edges connect vertices in no specific direction, two vertices are simply connected or not.
Directed - edges connect vertices in a given direction, that is, vertex A might connect to vertex B, but vertex B does not connect to vertex A.
These are the basic distinctions that can be made for graphs and many more exist. They are important because they tell us important information about the underlying data and the types of algorithms that can be performed on it. Some categories can also be combined, for example, a directed acyclic graph (DAG for short) is a special type of graph that is extremely important. An undirected acyclic graph is also known as a tree.
There are several ways to represent a graph in a computer, here we will outline some basic representations.
The first way is with an adjacency list. In this representation, a graph consists of a collection of vertices. Each vertex keeps a list of its neighbors, i.e. vertices that have an edge that connects them to the given vertex. Note that in this case, an edge exist only conceptually, and is never explicitly defined.
As you can see this representation is extremely simple, which means it uses minimal memory. However as mentioned above, edges don't explicitly exist which can be a problem for some graph algorithms. To simplify our lives, we can make edges explicit at the cost of some additional memory.
Although each vertex is now redundantly referring itself in each edge, we gain an object that allows us to directly process edges in a graph. This is a concept that is very useful for graph algorithms, for example Kruskal's Algorithm goes through a graph's edges sorted by their weight. This form of representing graphs is sometimes referred to as an incident list.
A rather different approach is called an adjacency matrix. In this format, vertices exist by themselves and edges are stored in the form of a matrix. The matrix is n-by-n where n is the number of vertices in the graph. At each point (x,y) in the matrix, there is a value either 1 or 0 (true or false) marking if there exists an edge between vertex X and vertex Y.
An immediate downside is the increased amount of memory required. Now edges are declared even when they don't exist. However this means we can find out whether an edge exists very quickly. We can also add and remove edges in constant time. This type of representation becomes very useful when dealing with graphs that have a lot of edges, and even more so if they have few vertices.
Each of these representations have their advantages and disadvantages. To leverage these accordingly, in C# we can create a Graph interface, and implement each of these representations extending that interface. Then graph algorithms can be written against the interface and the proper implementation can be used depending on what the algorithm does.
There is one more wrinkle and that is, how we represent a vertex. As mentioned before, a vertex encapsulates data. But what data exactly? For an adjacency list we might need a list of neighbor vertices. For an adjacency matrix we need an integer index. How can we represent a vertex in C# if we don't know exactly what type of data it will hold?


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Facility Friday: Minnesota Hockey, Cal Poly Beach Volleyball and More
by Jason Scott
The University of Minnesota board of regents approved a renovation for 3M Arena at Mariucci, which will renovate 11,000 square feet of space within the facility. Plans call for a state-of-the-art weight room, a remodeled office suite and a new alumni room. The weight room will renovate 6,700 square feet of space, and include an area for shooting that will be used by both the men's and women's hockey programs. — GopherSports.com
Thanks to the generosity of #Gophers supporters, 3M Arena at Mariucci will be undergoing renovations this year including a new weight room and alumni room. #PrideOnIce https://t.co/AF6G2aVYTF
— Minnesota Men's Hockey (@GopherHockey) July 11, 2019
Cal Poly has broken ground on a new facility for its beach volleyball program. The Mustang Beach Volleyball Complex will include five regulation NCAA beach volleyball courts, seating for 250, an LED video scoreboard and lights. The privately funded project is expected to cost about $3 million, and construction is expected to be complete in October. — GoPoly.com
Big things happening on campus this week as construction officially began on the Mustang Beach Volleyball Complex! Learn more about the project #RideHighhttps://t.co/0fx7UnwlWp
— Cal Poly Beach Volleyball (@calpolybeach) July 11, 2019
Clemson's new softball program, which will make its debut in February, reached a milestone this week as it held a topping out ceremony for its new softball stadium. The final beam of the structure, signed by AD Dan Radakovich and the construction team, was put into place as work continues on the project, which is expected to cost $14 million, seat about 1,000 fans and be complete by late October or early November. — Durham Herald Sun
Thank you to everyone who came out and supported Clemson Softball at today's Topping Out ceremony
Today is another milestone that reminds us of how close we are to getting started in our new facility!#ClemsonSB #FirstPitch2020 pic.twitter.com/itFtqrUbew
— Clemson Softball (@clemsonsoftball) July 9, 2019
California Baptist University is in the midst of constructing the Athletic Performance Center, an expansion of the 40,682-square-foot Recreation Center that opened in 2013. The facility will include an enormous 10,800-square-foot weight room, which will be the largest among D1 non-football institutions in California. The facility will be used by all of the school's athletic programs. — CBULancers.com
COMING IN SEPTEMBER!
Game changer! Construction is underway for the new Athletic Performance Center!
The APC will feature a 10,800-sq. ft. weight room, the largest of the NCAA DI non-football institutions in the state of California.
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— CBU Lancers (@CBULancers) July 9, 2019
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The year also coincided with the 50th anniversary of the Anschluss when Nazi Germany annexed Austria. Heldenplatz is the square where Adolf Hitler was greeted on March 15, and he addressed thousands of jubilant Austrians. Although the play was to be published only after the premiere, selected extracts were leaked to the press in the days prior to the first performance. Zittel, the housekeeper and Herta, the maid, discuss Josef. The couple had decided to return to Oxford where they had lived for ten years in exile before returning to Vienna "for the love of music". A few days before their departure, considering that "now everything is worse than fifty years ago" and that "there are now more Nazis in Vienna than in ", Joseph Schuster commits suicide by throwing himself out the window from their apartment overlooking Heldenplatz.
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Life[ edit ] Thomas Bernhard was born in in Heerlen in the Netherlands, where his unmarried mother Herta Bernhard worked as a maid.
From the autumn of he lived with his grandparents in Vienna until when his mother, who had married in the meantime, moved him to Traunstein , Bavaria , in Nazi Germany. There he was required to join the Deutsches Jungvolk, a branch of the Hitler Youth , which he hated.
Bernhard went to elementary school in Seekirchen and later attended various schools in Salzburg including the Johanneum which he left in to start an apprenticeship with a grocer. The extent or nature of his relationships with women is obscure. He trained as an actor at the Mozarteum in Salzburg — and was always profoundly interested in music.
His lung condition, however, made a career as a singer impossible. After that he worked briefly as a journalist, mainly as a crime reporter, and then became a full-time writer. After a decade of needing constant medical care for his lungs, Bernhard died in in Gmunden , Upper Austria , by assisted suicide.
In his will, which aroused great controversy on publication, Bernhard prohibited any new stagings of his plays and publication of his unpublished work in Austria; however, in this was annulled by his heir, his half-brother Dr.
Peter Fabjan. Work[ edit ] Often criticized in Austria as a Nestbeschmutzer one who dirties his own nest for his critical views, Bernhard was highly acclaimed abroad.
Nevertheless, while reviled by some Austrians for his outspoken and harsh views of his homeland, including its Nazi past, [3] he was, during his lifetime, also highly acclaimed in Austria, winning a number of major awards, and was seen by many as the pre-eminent writer of the time. His work is most influenced by the feeling of being abandoned in his childhood and youth and by his incurable illness, which caused him to see death as the ultimate essence of existence.
This is true for his plays as well as for his prose, where the monologues are then reported second hand by the listener. Alongside his serious and pessimistic views, his works also contain some very funny observations on life. As Dorschel argues, the two modes produce a series of oppositions with mutually informing sides. His work also continually deals with the isolation and self-destruction of people striving for an unreachable perfection, since this same perfection would mean stagnancy and therefore death.
Anti-Catholic rhetoric is not uncommon. One of the more controversial lines called Austria "a brutal and stupid nation Peter Fabjan, has since made exceptions, although the German firm of Suhrkamp remains his principal publisher.
The correspondence between Bernhard and his publisher Siegfried Unseld from to — about letters — was published in December at Suhrkamp Verlag , Germany.
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A chilling video which apparently shows a mother rappping about the death of her six-month-old son has emerged after the baby's cruel father was jailed for shaking him to death.
Ricky Walker, 27, left 'happy and smiley' six-month-old Kayden Walker with 'catastrophic' brain injuries after attacking the tot in anger on June 12, 2016, before claiming the child was accidentally suffocated.
Davies was also found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child and will be sentenced on September 5.
The disturbing clip said to show Davies, from Bilston, West Midlands, is said to have been streamed live into a closed Facebook group.
The clip begins with three women sitting in chairs outside on a concrete slabbed area.
A woman with bright red hair and drinking from a can is the one claimed to be Laura Davies.
The rowdy women can be heard shouting 'F*** the haters' repeatedly as they laugh.
The women begin to play music and dance around to the beat as the woman streaming the video moves the camera around.
Little Kayden died in hospital after suffering devastating injuries to the brain, eye and spine consistent with shaking and an impact to the head.
Emergency services rushed to the family home in Bilston, West Midlands, after the youngster suffered a cardiac arrest.
Walker went on trial at the end of June charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child.
Following a four week trial, he was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter at Birmingham Crown Court.
Today Walker, from Bilston, was jailed for six years and will be released on licence after serving half his sentence.
The court heard Walker claimed a folded-up hoodie used to prop the milk bottle into Kayden's mouth might have covered his face, blocking his airway.
He then said he shook his son in a 'panic' when the baby was unresponsive but also claimed he had 'never, ever' caused any physical harm to his son.
But Mr Justice Morris rejected that account and said that Walker shook Kayden on 'one or more occasions' out of 'tiredness and stress' causing his head to hit a hard surface.
But he said the real circumstances of the tragedy may never be known.
Sentencing, Mr Justice Morris said: 'The death of a child is always distressing and shocking. The thought of a life not lived stays with us all.
'Words can't adequately express the tragedy of the death of an innocent, very young child when that death is at the hands of a parent.
Kayden's mother, Laura Davis, 24, was also found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child and will be sentenced on September 5.
The trial heard Walker had 'vigourously' shaken Kayden - causing a severe 'bang' to the head - while Davies was out at the post office.
He dialled 999 to report Kayden had stopped breathing and claimed he only shaken the child to 'wake him up'.
But Kayden had suffered a similar brain injury several weeks prior to his death - which the prosecution claimed both parents would have known about.
Jurors heard when a relative went to visit the pair after they had been arrested they were 'bragging about their time in the cells' - rather than being upset over what had happened.
Mr Walker had also apparently joked about how long it would take Kayden to suffocate from a hoodie which he had been using as a blanket to prop feed him.
Rachel Brand, QC, defending, said her client had a 'momentary loss of control'.
She said: 'One can only imagine he was tired and under pressure.
'Anyone reading the headlines last night and simply looking at the headline would have seen 'father guilty of killing six month old son' and anyone ill-informed might have thought 'that's a cruel parent, highly culpable'.
'I submit that Ricky Walker is normally a gentle and passive man.
She described Walker as a father who '99.9 per cent of the time was utterly loving and caring' and whose other two children had now been taken away from him by social services.
Detective Inspector Paul Joyce, from West Midlands Police's Homicide team, said after the case: 'Kayden's life was tragically cut short by the violence of his father - the same father who should have been nurturing him caring for him through his early months.
'This has been a very emotional case for everyone involved in the investigation.


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HONG KONG (UCAN): On May 18, Angelo Cardinal Becciu, prefect of the Congregation of the Causes of Saints, represented Pope Francis at the beatification of Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri (1916 to 1975) in Madrid, Spain. She is the first woman and the first lay member of Opus Dei to be beatified.
Born in Madrid on 12 December 1916, Ortiz de Landázuri was a chemist by profession at a time when it was uncommon for women to pursue scientific studies. At the age of 19, during the onset of the Spanish Civil War, her father was executed by the rebel government following a rushed trial. She never expressed resentment against those responsible for her father's death.
She met St. Josemaria Escriva in 1944 and was one of the first women to become a member of Opus Dei. She devoted herself to seeking personal holiness through her professional work and daily tasks, as well as helping other people to do the same.
In the 1950s she moved to Mexico to start the apostolic work of Opus Dei there and later to Rome. Placing her professional work on hold, she devoted herself to projects including starting and directing residences for university women and schools for women in rural areas, as well as a mobile medical clinic, among others.
Ortiz de Landázuri developed a heart problem when she was only 42-years-old. After returning to Madrid to receive treatment, she completed her doctoral studies in Chemistry and was later appointed professor in Chemistry while simulteously continuing her duties and caring for her ageing mother.
She succumbed to her illness in 1975 after a slow decline in health and a series of operations.
Her canonisation cause was opened in 2001 and, in the following year, the cure in 2002 of Antonio Jesús Sedano who, at 76-years-old, was suffering from a malignant skin tumour next to his right eye, was attributed to her intercession. A few days before the operation to remove the tumour, Sedano had sought the intercession of Ortiz de Landázuri, asking to avoid the surgery. The next morning, the tumour had completely disappeared.
Subsequent medical examinations confirmed the cure. Sedano died twelve years later, in 2014, of heart disease at the age of 88. The skin cancer from which he was cured through the intercession of Guadalupe never appeared again. The miracle was recognised on 8 June 2018.
Monsignor Fernando Ocariz, the prelate of Opus Dei, said in a recent arictle, "Guadalupe stands out for her attitude of loving whatever God wanted of her, accepting his will, trusting and hoping in him, and living completely in the present, exactly as it is, leaving the future in God's hands."
He said, "Guadalupe was passionate about chemistry, but for her, work was not just a question of professional achievement but above all an opportunity to seek God and to serve others," adding that Blessed Ortiz de Landázuri is a model of how to finding God in one's work done as well as possible.
"Her love for God and her professional enthusiasm led her to be generously involved in the social issues of her time. She was never indifferent to the suffering of others and helped begin projects for the advancement of the poor both in her own country and in Mexico, making use of all her knowledge and talents," the monsignor said.
During the Regina Coeli in St. Peter's Square on May 19, Pope Francis called her an example of the "holiness of normality"—a description which echoes what he wrote in his third apostolic exhortation Gaudete et Exsultate (Rejoice and be glad) where he wrote: "God calls us to be saints in the midst of everyday life" - not superheroes but saints "next door."
The pope also commended Blessed Ortiz de Landázuri's witness as an example for Christian women.
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[4] http://sundayex.catholic.org.hk/hongkong
[5] http://sundayex.catholic.org.hk/node/6647
[7] http://sundayex.catholic.org.hk/taxonomy/term/387
[8] http://sundayex.catholic.org.hk/taxonomy/term/5033


Q: How many apples are there?
A: There are many apples in this picture.
Q: How many chairs are there?
A: There are two chairs.
Q: How many bees are there?
Q: How many apples are there in this picture?
A: There is only one apple.
Q: How many men are there in this picture?
A: There aren't any. There is only one woman.
Q: How much fruit is there?
A: There's a lot of fruit.
Q: How much water is in the glass?
A: It's almost full. There's a lot of water in the glass.
Q: How much traffic is there this morning?
A: There's a lot of traffic. The cars aren't moving very fast.
Q: How much fishing does he do?
A: He does a lot of fishing on the weekend.
Q: How much beer is there in his glass?
A: There isn't any. It's all gone.
It's important to understand the difference between noncount and count nouns when using many and much. Noncount nouns are often used to describe large categories while count nouns are usually more specific.
Question: How many cars are in the street?
Question: How much traffic is there?
Noncount nouns always use a singular verb. Count nouns are singular or plural.
There isn't any food in the refrigerator. It's empty.
They never want to eat any vegetables or drink any milk.
There is a lot of milk in the refrigerator.


How to add member in telegram channel. Telegram is the newest trend in social messaging and telegram channel is highly popular to broadcast the messages. When you create a new telegram channel and you wish to add new member in the telegram channel, you might not be able to do so. Here, with this article, i will guide you a way to add new people in the telegram channels you create. Telegram channels are getting a lot of attention of new bloggers. Especially in Crypto world, this app is driving people crazy. I will write one more article with the app details, but here let us stick to the topic.
Change facebook profile pic without notifying others.
Adding member in telegram channel is free and is easy. Before you proceed, i will tell you what does adding of new member in channel means. First of all, let us red the details about channel.
A Telegram channel is a broadcast group of users where the admin sends a message and the subscribers can receive the sent messages. It is possible to share links, texts, pictures, videos and etc on every channel in telegram app.
A Person who joins the telegram channel is a member of that particular channel. The admin has the right to keep / remove any member from the channel.
First Open the telegram app and click the channel Info.
Now you will see the subscribers option in the channel with the current count of members. Tap that option to proceed.
Select the contacts and Tap "Done".
You can make a group public as well. This will let the other telegram users to search for your channel. When they search they can directly subscribe to your channel as a member. Telegram also offers direct links for joining the channels. Simply sharing the channel links also lets you build more members for your channels. If you do not use the app and just simply reading the article, i recommend you to get it. You will definitely love that. If you have any other better alternative social messenger than telegram, you can share the details in the comment box for that.


The Delhi Daredevils couldn't have asked for a more perfect start to their match against Rajasthan Royals on Monday.
Royals' openers Swapnil Asnodkar and Greame Smith started their innings on a great note hitting Farveez Maharoof for two fours in the opening over.
However, Asnodkar's stay at the crease was cut short, when the Goan batsman was caught by T Dilshan off the bowling of Dirk Nannes.
Naman Ojha then joined Graeme Smith in the middle.Together they tried to put the innings on track.
Ojha was in fine form and walloped the bowlers all around the park and was particularly merciless against Amit Mishra who he hit for back-to-back boundaries.
Mishra got his revenge when he had Ojha bowled for 24. His 24 came off just 14 deliveries to keep the Royals afloat.
Much was expected of Yusuf Pathan, who scored a Century in the last match, to rescue the innings.
However, Pathan failed to live up to his billing as he was caught out for a duck by AB de Villiers off the bowling of Maharoof. Rajasthan Royals were struggling at 46 for 3 in the sixth over.
Four runs later Graeme Smith was on his way back to the pavillion.
After the fall of Smith, Abhishek Jhunjhunwala and Paras Dogra took it upon themselves to give their bowlers something to defend.
They didn't take much risk and nearly six overs without a boundary.
They did well to pick the twos and the odd boundary.
Later on, however, a mix-up ended Dogra's stay at the pitch. With this, their 60-run partnership from just over eight overs came to an end. They ensured that they took the team total to 141 for 6.
Virender Sehwag smashed 75 from 34 balls to lead Delhi Daredevils assault on hosts Rajasthan Royals.
Chasing 142 to win, Sehwag and his opening partner Gautam Gambhir got off to a strong start. They blasted the bowlers to all corners of the park.
Sehwag was lucky when he was dropped by Shaun Tait, but that didn't stop Sehwag from playing his natural game. Even after Gautam Gambhir and Dilshan were dismissed off conscutive deliveries, Sehawag continued to go after the bowlers.
He was finally dismissed in the 10th over.
Dinesh Karthik and Mithun Manhas carried on from where Sehwag left off take the Daredevils to a six-wicket victory.


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Two Louisiana College Students Charged with Identity Theft
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Hayden Philip Breaux, 21, of Houma, Louisiana and D'Quincy Marquis Jones, 23, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, have both been charged in an indictment returned by a federal grand jury with one count of conspiracy to commit identity theft and fivecounts of identity theft.
Posted: Mar 25, 2021 9:05 AM
Updated: Mar 25, 2021 9:11 AM
SHREVEPORT, La. -Acting United StatesAttorney Alexander C. Van Hook announced that Hayden Philip Breaux, 21, of Houma, Louisiana and D'Quincy Marquis Jones, 23, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, have both been charged in an indictment returned by a federal grand jury with one count of conspiracy to commit identity theft and five counts of identity theft. The indictment alleges that Breaux and Jones were involved in a fraudulent scheme to obtain emergency financial aid grants offered to colleges as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act, which was passed by the U.S. Congress in March 2020. As part of the CARES Act, funds were given to the Office of Post secondary Education as the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund. Louisiana College in Pineville, Louisiana was an institution of higher learning allotted emergency funding for its students. It is alleged in the indictment that between June 5, 2020 and June 20, 2020, Breaux and Jones conspired to fraudulently obtain CARES Act funds for their own use. Breaux and Jones and other members of the conspiracy used personally identifiable information ("PII"), specifically, the Louisiana College Student Identification Numbers and passwords of other students to access the Louisiana College Online Student Portal ("the Portal") to apply for CARES Act emergency financial aid grants in the names of individuals and direct the grants to specific bank accounts controlled by members of the conspiracy. In total, members of this conspiracy used, without lawful authority, the Louisiana College Student Identification Numbers and passwords of nine individuals to access the Portal,to apply for,and direct payment of CARES Act emergency financial aid from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund. An indictment is merely an accusation and a defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The FBI and U.S. Department of Education –Office of Inspector General are conducting the investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorney Seth D. Reeg is prosecuting the case.
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I'm looking for a way to copy my data validation the following way.
I can't seem to figure out how to do this. The only way it seems would be to manually change every cell's data validation.
One can copy data validations with offset using Apps Script. The following script takes the validation rules from the first row of MainSheet and copies them to rows 2-10, with the adjustment that if the rule is "value in range", then the range is offset by the number of rows. So, if the rule in cell J1 refers to SomeSheet!C3:E3, the rule in cell below it (J2) will refer to the cell SomeSheet!C4:E4. The method offset(rows, columns) is convenient here.


A while ago I've started working on a product that needed a multiplatform desktop app. I choose JavaFX as due to my research it will work the best with the other tools and frameworks that are necessary for this project.
User Profile and Settings tabs are moving us to the respected views with different content. Logout is a custom implementation of the tab and it doesn't have any content to show - so it has to remember the last open tab and stay there while the action is being triggered.
The first thing we need to do is to add a JFXTabPane, then add single tabs (Tab), configure and style all of it.
Let's get now into connecting everything. Explained better with a piece of code.
Ad. 1 - All the references we need to our views for the time being.
Ad. 2 - We need to define a menu tile size as we will be building it up from scratch in code.
Ad. 3 - Setting mentioned size to our JXFTabPane.
Ad. 4 - Configure each tab with icon and title.
Ad. 5 - Setup ImageView with icon file and size, Label with a title and align everything within BorderPane which will be used as new Tab content.
Ad. 6 - Clear any text that might have been set in fxml and set the newly created content for the tab.
Now we need to style our menu bar - we will use some of this code to manually set and unset selection for tabs.
I've created a global.css file and then set the style to my root view in fxml.
We are almost finished right now. Because we want to have a custom style of selected tab we need to add implementation to setOnSelectionChanged.
First of all inside configureView() we have to add an EventHandler.
Ad. 7 - replaceBackgroundColorHandler will be used for normal case scenario when we have a tab menu and corresponding content.
Ad. 8 - logoutHandler is for a logout action and its main task is to make sure we didn't switch the selected tab and trigger whatever we want to do here. In my project, I am showing here a YES / NO dialog option.
Then we need to make an initial selection of the first tab. Because the selected and unselected state is done manually it won't be done automatically when we will open the app for the first time.
I didn't want to do everything in one fxml file, so I've decided to dynamically load content for each tab. In order to do that we need to store a reference to the AnchorPanes located inside each Tab which will hold the view where we will inject our content.
For this, to work, we need to add few lines of code. Starting off with references to tab's AnchorPane.
Then we will modify the configureView() by adding there a URL with a fxml file and AnchorPane with reference to container view.
Full source code for this can be found on GitHub.


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Bressan (footballer)
Matheus Simonete Bressaneli
(1993-01-15) 15 January 1993
Caxias do Sul, Brazil
1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
(on loan from Grêmio)
Juventude 6 (0)
Grêmio 69 (3)
→ Flamengo (loan) 4 (0)
→ Peñarol (loan) 1 (0)
Brazil U23 0 (0)
Representing Brazil
2015 Toronto Team Competition
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 1 September 2014.
Matheus Simonete Bressaneli (born 15 January 1993), commonly known as Bressan, is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a central defender for Peñarol, on loan from Grêmio.
Club career
Born in Caxias do Sul, Bressan joined Juventude's youth setup in 2005, aged 12. In 2010 he was promoted to the first team for the 2010 Campeonato Gaúcho, and made his professional debut on 21 March 2010, in a 1-3 away loss against Novo Hamburgo.[1] However, does not stand in starting XI of the Juventude.
In the second half of 2011, Bressan won his first professional title, the Copa FGF, acting as a backup, however. In April 2012, he went on a trial period at Ligue 1 side Lille, but nothing came of it;[2] he was also a part of the squad which won the Copa FGF for the second time of the club's history.
In December 2012 Bressan signed with Grêmio, after a partnership between the Porto Alegre's club and Juventude was established.[3] He made his debut for the new club on 3 February 2013, in a 2-1 away loss against Internacional.[4]
After being made a starter by manager Vanderlei Luxemburgo, Bressan played the Copa Libertadores and was also runner-up of the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, acting as a starter in both tournaments. In 2014, he was also a part of the squad which was runner-up of the Campeonato Gaúcho, but mainly as a backup.
On 27 August 2014 Bressan would sign a new deal with Tricolor until December 2016, being subsequently loaned to Premier League side Queens Park Rangers until June 2015.[5] However, the deal collapsed a day later, after his agent, Marcelo Lipatín, revealed details of the negotiation for the media, thus bothering the directors of the English club.[6]
On 23 December 2014 Bressan moved to fellow league team Flamengo, in a season-long loan deal.[7]
As of 1 September 2016.[8]
Juventude 2010 Série C 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 5 0
2011 Série D 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 0
2012 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0
Grêmio 2013 Série A 36 1 6 0 5 0 8 0 55 1
2014 18 0 0 0 1 0 7 1 26 1
2015 9 1 - - - - - - 9 1
2016 6 1 - - 3 0 9 1 16 2
Flamengo (loan) 2015 Série A 4 0 3 0 — 8 1 15 1
Peñarol (loan) 2016 Primera División 1 0 — 2 1 — 3 1
Copa FGF: 2011, 2012
↑ "Novo Hamburgo vs. Juventude 3–1". Soccerway. 21 March 2010. Retrieved 24 December 2014.
↑ "Zagueiro Bressan, do Juventude, período de teste no Lille" [Centre back Bressan, from Juventude, trial period at Lille] (in Portuguese). FutNet. 19 April 2012. Retrieved 24 December 2014.
↑ "Parceria colocará quatro jogadores do Juventude no Grêmio em 2013" [Partnership will put four Juventude players at Grêmio in 2013] (in Portuguese). Globo Esporte. 25 December 2012. Retrieved 24 December 2014.
↑ "Deu a lógica: em Gre-Nal quente, Inter vence os reservas do Grêmio" [Reasonable result: in a torrid Gre-Nal, Inter defeats Grêmio's reserves] (in Portuguese). Globo Esporte. 3 February 2013. Retrieved 24 December 2014.
↑ "Grêmio acerta o empréstimo de Bressan ao Queens Park Rangers" [Grêmio completes loan of Bressan to Queens Park Rangers] (in Portuguese). Zero Hora. 27 August 2014. Retrieved 31 August 2014.
↑ "Saiba porque o zagueiro Bressan não foi para o Queens Park Rangers" [Understand why stopper Bressan did not went to Queens Park Rangers] (in Portuguese). JB Filho Repórter. 28 August 2014. Retrieved 31 August 2014.
↑ "Zagueiro Bressan é emprestado pelo Grêmio ao Flamengo até o final de 2015" [Stopper Bressan is loaned from Grêmio to Flamengo until the end of 2015] (in Portuguese). ESPN Brasil. 23 December 2014. Retrieved 24 December 2014.
↑ "Bressan statistics". Soccerway.
Bressan profile. Portal Oficial do Grêmio.
Bressan profile at Soccerway
Peñarol – current squad
1 Guruceaga
2 Perg
3 Bressan
4 MacEachen
5 Novick
6 Diogo
8 Petryk
9 Ifrán
11 Costa
12 Frascarelli
13 Aguirregaray
14 Pereira
15 M. Rodríguez
16 Valverde
17 Zalayeta
18 Freitas
19 Viega
20 Albarracín
21 Rodales
23 Valdez
24 Luque
25 Nández
30 Palacios
33 Leyes
Manager: Da Silva
Brazil men's football squad – 2015 Pan American Games – Bronze medal
1 Jacsson
2 Gilberto
4 Luan Garcia
5 Bruno Paulista
6 Vinícius
7 Barreto
8 Dodô
9 Erik
10 Piazon
11 Clayton
12 Andrey
13 Tinga
14 Gustavo Henrique
15 Euller
16 Rômulo
17 Eurico
18 Luciano
Coach: Rogério Micale


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Shehbaz Sharif tests positive for coronavirus
in Breaking News, News, Pakistan, Politics
LAHORE: PML-N President and Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Shehbaz Sharif has tested positive for coronavirus, party spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb confirmed on Thursday.
Shehbaz, 69, a cancer survivor, is isolating at home, Aurangzeb said, adding that the PML-N leader was following his doctors' advice on how to fight the infection.
PML-N representative Ata Tarar revealed that Shehbaz had himself tested for COVID-19 after showing mild symptoms of the infection. He said that the result of the test came back positive on June 10, at 4pm.
"He was summoned on June 9 by NAB. We kept saying he is a cancer survivor, and even if you do want to conduct the investigation then do so via video link. However, this is blind political vendetta," he said.
In response to a question about the former Punjab chief minister traveling with hundreds of PML-N workers and not paying heed to social distancing protocols, Tarar said that he had appealed to the party's supporters to remain indoors and not gather at public places.
"It wasn't an official call from the party [for them to come out]," he said. "We wanted to avoid this situation. I want to say on record that if God forbid, anything were to happen to him, NAB and Imran Niazi will be held responsible."
Tarar said that the party had submitted in writing that the PML-N president was a cancer survivor hence his life was at risk from the infection.
Reiterating that there was no need for Shehbaz to appear in person for the investigations, Tarar said that the party had requested that the PML-N leader be allowed to answer questions via video link to ensure he remained safe from the virus.
Shehbaz had appeared on June 9 at NAB Lahore after he was summoned by the anti-graft body to answer questions related to the assets beyond means and money laundering case.
The opposition leader's appearance at the NAB Lahore office lasted for a little over an hour. A large number of PML-N supporters had gathered outside the office to chant slogans in support of the party leader.
Ahsan Iqbal, Marriyum Aurangzeb and other lawmakers test positive for COVID-19
A day earlier, PML-N Secretary-General Ahsan Iqbal tested positive for coronavirus.
"I request my friends and well-wishers to pray for my quick recovery," Iqbal had written on Twitter.
"May God keep everyone safe from this pandemic," he added.
Shehbaz had prayed for the former interior minister's health, saying he was "sad to hear about the COVID-19 infection of PMLN's General Secretary Ahsan Iqbal".
"He is not only a senior politician of the country but also an embodiment of nobility, competence, and unwavering ideological commitment," the former chief minister of Punjab wrote on Twitter.
"I pray to Allah for his speedy & complete recovery!"
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We should expect better from the White House.
Trump also has a tendency to brandish a false reality regarding the US economy on a comprehensive basis. He frequently speaks about and has his presstitutes speak out the "great economy". Well the "great US economy" did not commence on January 20, 2017. Politifact, as well as most credible media, don't share Trump's I am the only one: communications regarding the US economy. Politifact linked here.
As we frequently state: Maybe Trump and company should celebrate not crashing the US economy...to date.
Regarding black unemployment or "black jobs". The numbers will aswys correlate to unemployment as the neumebr are unseprable. Differentiating the numbers for politcal advantage is an exercise in the ridiculous. It employment numbers go up black unemployment will go down just as white unemployment would go down.


The Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 is the 2017 flagship device from Xiaomi and the smartphone has been subject of many headlines as it sports amazing specs. The device have been previously compared to the mighty Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (HERE) and even the Galaxy S8 (HERE). That shows how big of a deal the Mi Mix 2 smartphone is.
The Xiaomi Mi Note 3 on the other hand is also a similarly stunning device with impressive specs. The Mi Note 3 was announced by the Chinese company alongside the Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 on September 11 and many have mistakenly taken the two smartphones to be the same device because they were released on the same day, but they aren't.
They have quite a number of specs in common but you can spot their differences in the comparison table below.


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The University of Arizona's existing sustainability efforts, such as these solar panels on the roof of McClelland Park, will be significantly bolstered by a new partnership with Tucson Electric Power.
UA Initiates 100% Clean Energy Project with TEP
By partnering with Tucson Electric Power for the purchase of solar and wind power, the University of Arizona will offset all of its scope two greenhouse gas emissions with green energy by December 2020.
Pam Scott
The University of Arizona has partnered with Tucson Electric Power, or TEP, to provide its campus with enough clean, emission-free power from new solar, storage and wind systems to serve all of its purchased power needs.
"We made a commitment to become a more sustainable campus, and now we have in place a system that will make a significant impact in just two years," said University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins, who made sustainability a key initiative in the recently announced strategic plan. "I believe it is up to higher education institutions to lead the way on clean energy solutions. This university is already a leader in environmental and sustainability research, and we found a partner in TEP that shares our commitment to make effectual change. We have a forward-looking team to make these changes a rapid reality."
The University of Arizona is part of the University Climate Change Coalition, or UC3, which is committed to reducing climate-changing emissions and improving research on climate change policy across its 20 member universities in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
If the agreement with TEP is approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission, the University of Arizona will be the largest research university in the country to have a plan in place to offset the entirety of its scope two emissions. Scope two emissions are greenhouse gases that result from the generation of electricity, heat or steam purchased from a utility provider.
"We're proud to support the ambitious renewable energy goals of President Robbins and the University of Arizona, which are consistent with our own aspirations," said TEP President and CEO David G. Hutchens. "We're working together with our customers to build a sustainable energy future for our community."
TEP expects to provide more than 28% of its power from renewable resources in 2021, nearly doubling the 2025 goal for the state of Arizona.
Under the agreement, TEP will dedicate portions of two new renewable energy projects to serving the energy needs of the University of Arizona, including a wind farm in New Mexico and a solar-plus-storage system southeast of Tucson.
The Wilmot Energy Center will include a 100-megawatt solar array and a 30-MW energy storage system, each the largest of their kind on TEP's local energy grid. The system will include approximately 314,000 solar panels on 1,130 acres near South Swan Road and East Old Vail Connection Road. Construction is planned to begin in January, and the system is expected to be online by December 2020.
The Oso Grande Wind Project will generate up to 247 MW for the university and other TEP customers. The project will include 61 highly efficient turbines installed on 24,000 acres southeast of Roswell, New Mexico. TEP expects construction to begin later this year, and the system also should be in service by the end of 2020.
The agreement provides the university with affordable access to energy from those two systems for 20 years.
"We have been researching a way to implement 100-percent green energy, and this deal gets us there in one fell swoop," said UA Assistant Vice President of Facilities Management Chris Kopach. "This project provides capacity for consistent and reliable power with capacity for decades of growth in Tucson and on campus; the kind of capacity needed by a Research I university."
TEP also is working with climate experts at the University of Arizona Institute of the Environment to develop measurable, science-based carbon-reduction targets to help guide its long-term resource development plans.
"This exciting project is consistent with the impactful cross-disciplinary research and teaching taking place at the University of Arizona," said UA Office of Sustainability Director Trevor Ledbetter. "Southern Arizona is one of the fastest warming areas in America, and anything we do to slow it down helps us at home. It is our responsibility to be a leader in this space and to do so alongside our community, and this project is a significant step in the right direction."
The university and TEP have a long history of working together to expand educational opportunities and promote renewable energy. The Solar Zone at Tech Parks Arizona – one of the largest multi-technology solar demonstration sites in the U.S. – is a joint venture by TEP, the university and solar developers. TEP also collaborates with scientists in the University of Arizona Institute for Energy Solutions to test solar panels, experiment with different technologies and develop techniques to test batteries for storing energy.
Arizona Online Continues its Rapid Ascent in US News Rankings
Black Holes, Moon Maps and Blood Pressure: UArizona's Top Stories of 2019
UArizona and TEP Given Green Light for 100% Clean Energy Agreement
Trevor Ledbetter
UA Office of Sustainability
Office: 520-621-1760 | Cell: 316-655-3522
tledbetter@email.arizona.edu
Chris Kopach
UA Facilities Management
ckopach@email.arizona.edu
Chris Sigurdson
sig@arizona.edu
Joseph Barrios
jbarrios@tep.com


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"""Effects"""

class FxName:
    """FX name"""

    def __init__(self, name):
        self.name = name

BITCRUSHER = FxName('bitcrusher')
COMPRESSOR = FxName('compressor')
ECHO = FxName('echo')
FLANGER = FxName('flanger')
KRUSH = FxName('krush')
LPF = FxName('lpf')
PAN = FxName('pan')
PANSLICER = FxName('panslicer')
REVERB = FxName('reverb')
SLICER = FxName('slicer')
WOBBLE = FxName('wobble')

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	<meta charset="utf-8">
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	<title>DynamicsNode Source: CRMClient.js</title>

	<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="styles/sunlight.default.css">

	<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="styles/site.spacelab.css">

		DynamicsNode
		<button class="navbar-toggle" type="button" data-toggle="collapse" data-target="#topNavigation">

        </button>

				Classes

CRMClient

DataTable

Fetch

Filter

Guid

WhoAmIResponse

				Tutorials

CommandsAndRepl

CompileAndTesting

				Global

Global

                <form class="navbar-form" role="search">

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" placeholder="Search" name="q" id="search-input">

                            <button class="btn btn-default" id="search-submit"></button>

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Source: CRMClient.js

"use strict";
var DataTable_1 = require("./DataTable");
var Guid_1 = require("./Guid");
var Fetch_1 = require("./Fetch");
var Dictionary_1 = require("./Dictionary");
var Messages_1 = require("./Messages");
var CRMDataTypes_1 = require("./CRMDataTypes");
var path = require("path");
var edge = require("edge");
var debug = require("debug")("dynamicsnode");
var debugQueries = require("debug")("dynamicsnode:queries");
var CRMClient = (function () {
    /**
     * Default constructor
     * @classdesc Allow access to CRM functions. Contains the functions to interact with CRM services.
     * @class CRMClient
     * @param {string} connectionString Optional. A valid connection string or connection string name.
     * The connection string can be either a valid connection string or a name of an existing connection string in the file "config.json" at the root path of your application.
     * If no value is passed to the constructor, the "default" text will be assumed, which means that a connection string named "default" will be used.
     * @see {@link https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg695810.aspx} for further information
     *
     * @example <caption>config.json file format</caption>
     * {
     *      "connectionStrings":
     *      {
     *          "default":"Url=http://crm.contoso.com/xrmContoso; Domain=CONTOSO; Username=jsmith; Password=passcode",
     *          "connection2":"Url=http://crm.contoso.com/xrmContoso"
     *      }
     * }
     * @example <caption>Create a connection using a valid Connection String</caption>
     * var crm = new CRMClient("Url=http://crm.contoso.com/xrmContoso; Domain=CONTOSO; Username=jsmith; Password=passcode");
     * @example <caption>Create a connection using the connection string named "connection2" specified in the config.json file</caption>
     * var crm = new CRMClient("connection2");
     * @example <caption>Create a connection using the connection string named "default" specified in the config.json file</caption>
     * var crm = new CRMClient();
     * @example <caption>Create a connection using the connection string named "default" specified in the config.json file</caption>
     * var crm = new CRMClient("default");
     */
    function CRMClient(connectionString, fakeBridge) {
        if (connectionString === void 0) { connectionString = "default"; }
        if (fakeBridge === void 0) { fakeBridge = false; }
        this.connectionString = connectionString;
        this._metadataCache = new Dictionary_1.Dictionary();
        var config = this.tryGetModule(path.join(process.cwd(), "config.json"));
        if (config && config.connectionStrings && config.connectionStrings[connectionString]) {
            this.connectionString = config.connectionStrings[connectionString];
        }
        this._crmBridge = this.getBridge(fakeBridge);
        this.testConnection();
    }
    /**
     * Gets the bridge object between node and .net
     * @private
     * @method CRMClient#getBridge
     * @param fakeBridge {boolean} indicates if a fake bridge whants to be retrieved
     * @returns a .net bridge that allows node to interact with .net
     */
    CRMClient.prototype.getBridge = function (fakeBridge) {
        var source = path.join(__dirname, "CRMBridge.cs");
        var ref1 = path.join(__dirname, "bin/Microsoft.Crm.Sdk.Proxy.dll");
        var ref2 = path.join(__dirname, "bin/Microsoft.Xrm.Client.dll");
        var ref3 = path.join(__dirname, "bin/Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.dll");
        var ref4 = path.join("System.Runtime.Serialization.dll");
        var ref5 = path.join(__dirname, "bin/Newtonsoft.Json.dll");
        var createBridge = edge.func({
            source: source,
            references: [ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5]
        });
        var bridge = createBridge({ connectionString: this.connectionString, useFake: fakeBridge }, true);
        return bridge;
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.tryGetModule = function (moduleId) {
        var result = null;
        try {
            result = require(moduleId);
        }
        catch (e) { }
        return result;
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.convert = function (propertiesArray) {
        var converted = null;
        if (propertiesArray) {
            converted = {};
            for (var i = 0; i < propertiesArray.length; i++) {
                var propValue = propertiesArray[i];
                if (propValue[1] instanceof Array) {
                    var convertedValues = [];
                    for (var j = 0; i < propValue[1].length; i++) {
                        var arrayItem = propValue[1][j];
                        convertedValues.push(this.convert(arrayItem));
                    }
                    converted[propValue[0]] = convertedValues;
                }
                else {
                    converted[propValue[0]] = propValue[1];
                }
            }
        }
        return converted;
    };
    /**
    * Returns information about the current user. Useful for testing the active connection.
    * @returns a {@link WhoAmIResponse} object with the information about the authenticated user in CRM.
    * @method CRMClient#whoAmI
    * @example <caption>Returns information about the current user</caption>
    * var who = crm.whoAmI();
    * console.log(who.BusinessUnitId); // prints 6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2
    * console.log(who.OrganizationId); // prints 2b476bd1-aaed-43ee-b386-eee0f1b87207
    * console.log(who.UserId); // prints 9ba35c25-b892-4f8a-b124-3920d9873af4
    */
    CRMClient.prototype.whoAmI = function () {
        var request = new Messages_1.WhoAmIRequest();
        var response = this.Execute(request);
        return response;
    };
    /**
     * Tests the active connection. Throws an exception if there's any error.
     * The method performs a {@link WhoAmIRequest}.
     * @method CRMClient#testConnection
     * @see CRMClient#whoAmI
     */
    CRMClient.prototype.testConnection = function () {
        try {
            this.whoAmI(); // Performs a who am i request
        }
        catch (e) {
            var error = new Error();
            throw new Error("Error trying to connect to server\n" + JSON.stringify(e));
        }
    };
    /**
     * Retrieves one single record from CRM.
     * @method CRMClient#retrieve
     * @param entityName {string} Name of the entity to be retrieved. The name is case insensitive, so all values are lowercased before being sent to CRM.
     * @param idOrConditions {string|Guid|object} Either a string with the GUID if the record to be retrieved, a {@link Guid} object with the same value, or a conditions object that returns only one record.
     * Learn how to write condition objects: {@link Fetch#setFilter}
     * @param attributes {string|string[]|boolean} Optional. Either an attribute name, an array of attributes, or a true value indicating that all attributes must be retrieved. The default value is true. An ***** value has the same effect
     *
     * @returns A javascript object containing the values of the record. If no data found, then a null object is returned.
     *
     * @example <caption>Return all the columns for the specified account id</caption>
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2");
     * console.log(account);
     * @example <caption>Return all the columns for the specified account id</caption>
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","*");
     * console.log(account);
     * @example <caption>Return all the columns for the specified account id</caption>
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2",true);
     * console.log(account);
     * @example <caption>You can use the Guid class to specify the id parameter. This allows to perform a GUID format validation before calling the method.</caption>
     * var Guid = require("dynamicsnode").Guid;
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account",new Guid("6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2"));
     * console.log(account);
     * @example <caption>Get the accountid,name,ownerid,createdon columns for the given account id</caption>
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2",["accountid","name","ownerid","createdon"]);
     * console.log(account);
     * @example <caption>Get the name of the specified account</caption>
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","name");
     * console.log(account.name);
     * @example <caption>Accessing information about a related record</caption>
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","ownerid");
     * console.log(account.ownerid); // outputs the GUID value
     * console.log(account.ownerid_type); // outputs systemuser
     * console.log(account.ownerid_name); // outputs John Doe
     * @example <caption>Returns an account using a condition object. If there are more than one account named "Acme" then an exception will be thrown</caption>
     * var account = crm.retrieve("account",{name:"Acme"});
     * console.log(account.name);
     */
    CRMClient.prototype.retrieve = function (entityName, idOrConditions, pColumns) {
        var idValue;
        var result;
        var columns;
        if (!entityName)
            throw "Entity name not specified";
        if (!idOrConditions)
            throw "Id or Conditions not specified";
        entityName = entityName.toLocaleLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        // validate columns
        if (pColumns === undefined) {
            columns = true; // default value
        }
        else {
            columns = pColumns;
            if (typeof pColumns == "string") {
                columns = [pColumns];
            }
            if (Array.isArray(columns)) {
                for (var i = 0; i < columns.length; i++) {
                    columns[i] = columns[i].toLocaleLowerCase(); // normalize casing;
                }
            }
        }
        if (idOrConditions instanceof Guid_1.Guid) {
            idValue = idOrConditions.getValue();
        }
        else if (typeof idOrConditions === "string" || idOrConditions instanceof String) {
            idValue = idOrConditions;
            if (!Guid_1.Guid.isGuid(idValue))
                throw "Invalid GUID value";
        }
        else if (typeof idOrConditions === "object") {
            // Assume a conditions objet was passed
            // Get the records that meet the specified criteria
            var idField = this.getIdField(entityName);
            var foundRecords = this.retrieveMultiple(entityName, idOrConditions, idField);
            if (foundRecords.rows !== null) {
                if (foundRecords.rows.length > 1)
                    throw new Error("Too many records found matching the specified criteria");
                if (foundRecords.rows.length > 0) {
                    // TODO: Refactor to avoid querying CRM twice
                    idValue = foundRecords.rows[0][idField];
                }
            }
        }
        else {
            throw new Error("invalid idOrConditions type value");
        }
        if (idValue) {
            var params = { entityName: entityName, id: idValue, columns: columns };
            var retrieveResult;
            try {
                retrieveResult = this._crmBridge.Retrieve(params, true);
            }
            catch (ex) {
                var rethrow = false;
                if (ex.Detail && ex.Detail.InnerFault && ex.Detail.InnerFault.Message) {
                    // Record with specified Id doesn't exists
                    var msg = entityName + " With Id = " + idValue.toLowerCase().replace("{", "").replace("}", "") + " Does Not Exist";
                    if (ex.Detail.InnerFault.Message != msg)
                        rethrow = true;
                }
                if (rethrow)
                    throw ex;
            }
            // convert the result to a js object
            if (retrieveResult != null) {
                result = this.convert(retrieveResult);
            }
        }
        return result;
    };
    /**
     * Retrieves one or more records of the specified entity that fulfill the specified conditions.
     * @method CRMClient#retrieveMultiple
     *
     * @param entityNameOrFetchXml {string} Name of the entity or Fetch Xml query to specify the records to be retrieved. More info: {@link https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg328332.aspx}
     * @param conditions {object} Optional. In case you don't want to write a FetchXml to specify the records to retrieve, you can use a conditions object to specify the criteria to retrieve records. If you omit this parameter, all the existing records of the specified entity will be retrieved; omitting this parameter is equivalent to write a FetchXml without any filter conditions.
     * Learn how to write condition objects: {@link Fetch#setFilter}
     * @param attributes {string|string[]|boolean} Optional. Either an attribute name, an array of attributes, or a true value indicating that all attributes must be retrieved. The default value is true. An ***** value has the same effect
     * @returns {DataTable} {@link DataTable} object with the records found.
     *
     * @see Build queries with FetchXML: {@link https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg328332.aspx}
     *
     * @example <caption>Retrieves all the records of the account entity. Only the accountid column will be retrieved (the id column is always returned in all Crm queries)</caption>
     * var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("<fetch><entity name='account'></entity></fetch>");
     * @example <caption>Retrieves all the records of the account entity. Includes also all the columns of the entity.</caption>
     * var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account");
     * @example <caption>Retrieves all the records of the account entity where the account name is equals to "contoso". Returns all the columns of the entity.</caption>
     * var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account",{name:"contoso"});
     * @example <caption>Retrieves all the records of the account entity where the account name is equals to "contoso", but only the specified columns are included in the query.</caption>
     * var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account",{name:"contoso"},["accountid","name","ownerid","createdon"]);
     * @example <caption>Retrieves all the records of the account entity where the account name is equals to "contoso" or "acme". Returns all the columns of the entity.</caption>
     * var accounts = crm.retrieveMultiple("account",{name:["contoso","acme"]});
     * */
    CRMClient.prototype.retrieveMultiple = function (entityNameOrFetchXml, conditions, attributes) {
        var result = new Array();
        var fetchXml;
        if (!(conditions || attributes)) {
            // No conditions or attributes were specified, means a FetchXml value is expected.
            // TODO: Improve this. could use a regular expression to distinguish between an xml and an entity name?
            fetchXml = entityNameOrFetchXml;
        }
        else {
            var fetch = new Fetch_1.Fetch(entityNameOrFetchXml);
            if (conditions) {
                fetch.setFilter(conditions);
            }
            if (attributes) {
                fetch.setAttributes(attributes);
            }
            fetchXml = fetch.toString();
            debugQueries(fetchXml);
        }
        var retrieveResult = this._crmBridge.RetrieveMultiple(fetchXml, true);
        for (var i = 0; i < retrieveResult.length; i++) {
            var record = retrieveResult[i];
            var convertedRecod = this.convert(record);
            result.push(convertedRecod);
        }
        var dt = new DataTable_1.DataTable(entityNameOrFetchXml, result);
        return dt;
    };
    /** It is a simpified way of retrieving all the existing records of an entity. Is equivalent to call the {@link CRMClient#retrieveMultiple} method not specifying the conditions or attributes method
     * @method CRMClient#retrieveAll
     * @param entityName {string} Name of the entity which records you want to retrieve.
     * @returns {DataTable} {@link DataTable} object with the records found.
     * @example <caption>Retrieve all existing account records</caption>
     * var accounts = crm.retrieveAll("account");
    */
    CRMClient.prototype.retrieveAll = function (entityName) {
        var fetch = new Fetch_1.Fetch(entityName, "*");
        var fetchXml = fetch.toString();
        var result = this.retrieveMultiple(fetchXml);
        return result;
    };
    /**
     * Creates a record in CRM. The names in the entity or attributes are case insensitive, so all the names will be lowercased before send the operation to Crm.
     * @method CRMClient#create
     * @param entityName {string} The name of the entity which record you want to create
     * @param attributes {object} Javascript object with the values the new record will have.
     *
     * @returns {string} GUID of the record created.
     *
     * @example <caption>Create an account named "Contoso"</caption>
     * var accountid = crm.create("account",{name:"contoso",description:"this is a test",AccountCategoryCode:1});
     * console.log(accountid);
     */
    CRMClient.prototype.create = function (entityName, attributes) {
        // perform some validations
        if (!entityName)
            throw "Entity name not specified";
        if (!attributes)
            throw "Attributes not specified";
        entityName = entityName.toLocaleLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        var values = new Array();
        for (var prop in attributes) {
            values.push(prop.toLocaleLowerCase()); // normalize casing
            values.push(attributes[prop]);
        }
        var params = { entityName: entityName, values: values };
        var createdGuid = this._crmBridge.Create(params, true);
        return createdGuid;
    };
    /**
     * Deletes one on more records in CRM, and returns the number of records affected.
     * @method CRMClient#delete
     * @param entityName {string} Name of the entity which record you want to delete
     * @param idsOrConditions {string|Guid|string[]|object} Can be either a Guid, a string, an array or a conditions object.
     * If it is Guid will delete the record with the specified id.
     * If it is a string, must be a Guid value, and again, will delete the records matching the specified id.
     * If the parameter is an array, each element in it must be either a string or a Guid, and in each case, the records deleted will be the ones specified by these Guids.
     * If it is a condition object, first, all the matching records will be retrieved, and then deleted.
     * Learn how to write condition objects: {@link Fetch#setFilter}
     * @returns {number} Number of records deleted
     * @example <caption>Delete an account with a known Guid</caption>
     * var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2");
     * @example <caption>Delete an account with a known Guid. A validation of the Guid format will be performed before calling to the method.</caption>
     * var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account",new Guid("6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2"));
     * @example <caption>Delete several account records at once</caption>
     * var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account",["6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2","6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2");
     * @example <caption>Delete all existing accounts named "contoso"</caption>
     * var affectedRecords = crm.delete("account",{name:"contoso"});
     */
    CRMClient.prototype.delete = function (entityName, idsOrConditions) {
        var ids;
        var recordsAffected = 0;
        if (!entityName)
            throw "Entity name not specified";
        entityName = entityName.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        if (idsOrConditions instanceof Guid_1.Guid) {
            ids = [idsOrConditions.getValue()];
        }
        else if (typeof idsOrConditions == "string") {
            if (!Guid_1.Guid.isGuid(idsOrConditions))
                throw "Invalid GUID value";
            ids = [idsOrConditions];
        }
        else if (Array.isArray(ids)) {
            for (var i = 0; i < ids.length; i++) {
                var item = ids[i];
                if (!(item instanceof Guid_1.Guid) || Guid_1.Guid.isGuid(item)) {
                    throw "Invalid GUID";
                }
            }
            ids = idsOrConditions;
        }
        else if (typeof idsOrConditions == "object" && !(idsOrConditions instanceof Date)) {
            // Get the records that meet the specified criteria
            var idField = this.getIdField(entityName);
            var foundRecords = this.retrieveMultiple(entityName, idsOrConditions, idField);
            ids = [];
            for (var i = 0; i < foundRecords.rows.length; i++) {
                ids.push(foundRecords.rows[i][idField]);
            }
        }
        recordsAffected = this.deleteMultiple(entityName, ids);
        return recordsAffected;
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.deleteMultiple = function (entityName, ids) {
        var recordsAffected = 0;
        for (var i = 0; i < ids.length; i++) {
            var params = { entityName: entityName, id: ids[i] };
            this._crmBridge.Delete(params, true);
            recordsAffected++;
        }
        return recordsAffected;
    };
    /**
     * Updates one or more records that meet the specified conditions and returns the number of updated records.
     * @method CRMClient#update
     * @param entityName {string} The name of the entity which record you want to update.
     * @param attributes {object} Javascript object with the values the new record will have.
     * @param conditions {opbject} Optional. Javascript condition object with the filter values that is going to be used to know which records are going to be updated.
     * If you omit this parameter, then you have to provide the record GUID in the attributes parameter.
     * Learn how to write condition objects: {@link Fetch#setFilter}
     * @returns {number} Number of modified records
     *
     * @example <caption>Updates all the accounts which name is contoso, and set the attribute value to "contoso-updated"</caption>
     * var affectedRecords = crm.update("account",{name:"contoso-updated"},{name:"contoso"})
     * @example <caption>In this example, only the account with the specified account id will be updated. If the specified record id exists, then affectedRecords will be equals to 1.</caption>
     * var affectedRecords = crm.update("account",{accountid:"6fefeb79-5447-e511-a5db-0050568a69e2",name:"contoso-updated"})
     */
    CRMClient.prototype.update = function (entityName, attributes, conditions) {
        var updatedRecordsCount = 0;
        var values = new Array();
        if (!entityName)
            throw "Entity name not specified";
        entityName = entityName.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        // prepare values
        for (var prop in attributes) {
            var attrName = prop.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
            values.push(attrName);
            values.push(attributes[prop]);
        }
        // get records GUIDS
        if (conditions != undefined) {
            // The id field of an entity is always the entity name + "id"
            // TODO: Except for activities
            var idField = (entityName + "id").toLowerCase();
            var foundRecords = this.retrieveMultiple(entityName, conditions, idField);
            var idFieldIndex = values.indexOf(idField);
            if (idFieldIndex < 0) {
                // Add the id field to the values array and save the attribute index
                idFieldIndex = values.push(idField) - 1;
                values.push(null);
            }
            for (var i = 0; i < foundRecords.rows.length; i++) {
                var foundRecordId = foundRecords.rows[i][idField];
                values[idFieldIndex + 1] = foundRecordId;
                var params = { entityName: entityName, values: values };
                this._crmBridge.Update(params, true);
            }
            updatedRecordsCount = foundRecords.rows.length;
        }
        else {
            // the attributes parameter must contain the entity id on it
            var params = { entityName: entityName, values: values };
            this._crmBridge.Update(params, true);
            updatedRecordsCount = 1;
        }
        return updatedRecordsCount;
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.getIdField = function (entityName) {
        var idAttr = null;
        var metadata = this.getEntityMetadata(entityName);
        if (metadata) {
            // Find the primary Attribute
            idAttr = metadata.PrimaryIdAttribute;
        }
        if (idAttr == null)
            throw "Primary Attribute not found for entity " + entityName;
        debug("idAttr for entity '" + entityName + "': '" + idAttr + "'");
        // convert it to lowercase
        return idAttr.toLowerCase();
    };
    /** Takes a list of attributes and values, tries to find an existing record with those values in CRM, if it exists, then performs an update, otherwhise it creates it.
     * @method CRMClient#createOrUpdate
     * @param entityName {string} Name of the entity which record you want to update.
     * @param attributes {object} Javascript object with the attributes you want to create or update.
     * @param matchFields {string[]} List of fields in the attributes parameter you want to use to know if the record exists in CRM.
     * The attributes specified in this parameter will be used to perform a {@link CRMClient#retrieve}.
     * @example <caption>Create an account named "contoso". In this case, a retrieve of an account with name="contoso" will be performed. If exists, then the name and description will be updated. If it doesn't exist, then the account will be created with the specified name and description. If theres more than one account with that name, an exception will be thrown</caption>
     * crm.createOrUpdate("account",{name:"contoso", description:"Account Updated"},["name"]);
     * @example <caption>Searches for an account named "contoso" owned by me. If exists, it updates it, otherwhise it creates a new one.</caption>
     * var me = crm.whoAmI().UserId;
     * crm.createOrUpdate("account",{name:"contoso", description:"Account Updated", ownerid:me},["name","ownerid"]);
    */
    CRMClient.prototype.createOrUpdate = function (entityName, attributes, matchFields) {
        var idField = this.getIdField(entityName);
        var conditions = {};
        for (var i = 0; i < matchFields.length; i++) {
            var matchField = matchFields[i];
            if (attributes[matchField] !== undefined && attributes[matchField] !== null) {
                conditions[matchField] = attributes[matchField];
            }
        }
        // check if the record exists
        var foundRecord = this.retrieve(entityName, conditions, idField);
        if (foundRecord) {
            // The record exists. Update it
            attributes[idField] = foundRecord[idField];
            this.update(entityName, attributes);
        }
        else {
            // The record doesn't exists. Create it
            this.create(entityName, attributes);
        }
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.associateData = function (data) {
        for (var i = 0; i < data.rows.length; i++) {
            var row = data.rows[i];
            this.associate(row.from.type, row.from.value, data.name, row.to.type, row.to.value);
        }
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.associate = function (fromEntityName, fromEntityId, relationshipName, toEntityName, toEntityId) {
        // perform some validations
        if (!fromEntityName)
            throw "From entity name not specified";
        fromEntityName = fromEntityName.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        if (!toEntityName)
            throw "To entity name not specified";
        toEntityName = toEntityName.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        if (!fromEntityId)
            throw "fromEntityId not specified";
        if (!toEntityId)
            throw "toEntityId not specified";
        var fromId, toId;
        if (fromEntityId instanceof Guid_1.Guid) {
            fromId = fromEntityId.getValue();
        }
        else {
            fromId = fromEntityId;
        }
        if (toEntityId instanceof Guid_1.Guid) {
            toId = toEntityId.getValue();
        }
        else {
            toId = toEntityId;
        }
        var params = { entityName: fromEntityName, entityId: fromId, relationship: relationshipName, relatedEntities: [{ entityName: toEntityName, entityId: toId }] };
        this._crmBridge.Associate(params, true);
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.disassociateData = function (data) {
        for (var i = 0; i < data.rows.length; i++) {
            var row = data.rows[i];
            this.disassociate(row.from.type, row.from.value, data.name, row.to.type, row.to.value);
        }
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.disassociate = function (fromEntityName, fromEntityId, relationshipName, toEntityName, toEntityId) {
        // perform some validations
        if (!fromEntityName)
            throw "From entity name not specified";
        fromEntityName = fromEntityName.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        if (!toEntityName)
            throw "To entity name not specified";
        toEntityName = toEntityName.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        if (!fromEntityId)
            throw "fromEntityId not specified";
        if (!toEntityId)
            throw "toEntityId not specified";
        var fromId, toId;
        if (fromEntityId instanceof Guid_1.Guid) {
            fromId = fromEntityId.getValue();
        }
        else {
            fromId = fromEntityId;
        }
        if (toEntityId instanceof Guid_1.Guid) {
            toId = toEntityId.getValue();
        }
        else {
            toId = toEntityId;
        }
        var params = { entityName: fromEntityName, entityId: fromId, relationship: relationshipName, relatedEntities: [{ entityName: toEntityName, entityId: toId }] };
        this._crmBridge.Disassociate(params, true);
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.getEntityMetadata = function (entityName) {
        var ndx = this._metadataCache.indexOf(entityName);
        var metadata = null;
        if (ndx > -1) {
            metadata = this._metadataCache.getValue(ndx);
        }
        else {
            metadata = this.getEntityMetadataFromCrm(entityName);
            this._metadataCache.push(entityName, metadata);
        }
        return metadata;
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.getEntityMetadataFromCrm = function (entityName) {
        var params = { entityName: entityName };
        var metadataStr = this._crmBridge.GetEntityMetadata(params, true);
        var metadata = JSON.parse(metadataStr);
        return metadata;
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.Execute = function (request) {
        var response = this._crmBridge.Execute(request, true);
        return response;
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.assign = function (targetId, targetType, assigneeId, assigneeType) {
        // set the default value
        if (assigneeType === undefined)
            assigneeType = "systemuser";
        var request = new Messages_1.AssignRequest();
        request.Assignee = new CRMDataTypes_1.EntityReference(assigneeId.toString(), assigneeType);
        request.Target = new CRMDataTypes_1.EntityReference(targetId.toString(), targetType);
        var response = this.Execute(request);
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.export = function (entityName, fileName) {
        debug("Exporting " + entityName + " to " + fileName + "...");
        // perform some validations
        if (!entityName)
            throw "Entity name not specified";
        entityName = entityName.toLowerCase(); // normalize casing
        debug("Getting metadata...");
        var metadata = this.getEntityMetadata(entityName);
        debug("Getting data...");
        var data = this.retrieveMultiple(entityName, {});
        var rowsCount = data ? data.rows ? data.rows.length : 0 : 0;
        debug("Retrieved " + rowsCount + " records");
        debug("Saving...");
        data.save(fileName);
        debug("done!");
    };
    CRMClient.prototype.import = function (fileName) {
        debug("Importing " + fileName + "...");
        debug("Loading data table...");
        var dt = DataTable_1.DataTable.load(fileName);
        debug(dt.rows.length + " records found");
        debug("Getting metadata for entity " + dt.name + "...");
        var metadata = this.getEntityMetadata(dt.name);
        var idField = this.getIdField(dt.name);
        debug("Importing...");
        for (var i = 0; i < dt.rows.length; i++) {
            debug("record " + (i + 1) + " of " + dt.rows.length + "...");
            this.createOrUpdate(dt.name, dt.rows[i], [idField]);
        }
        debug("done!");
    };
    return CRMClient;
}());
exports.CRMClient = CRMClient;

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Q: Android RadioGroup I am developing an application. The problem is that when i click on last radio button on my activity it shows keyboard popup(which is my requirement) but i dont want the radio buttons to be up on the keyboard.They should be at bottom of the layout were they are.i have uploaded 2 photos.

A: Please check  this question,For Same problem,I have written one another solution there,hope this helps you..

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