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"""
File:                       ULAI12.py

Library Call Demonstrated:  mcculw.ul.a_in_scan() with scan option
                            mcculw.enums.ScanOptions.EXTCLOCK

Purpose:                    Scans a range of A/D Input Channels and stores
                            the sample data in an array at a sample rate
                            specified by an external clock.

Demonstration:              Displays the analog input on two channels.

Other Library Calls:        mcculw.ul.win_buf_alloc()
                                or mcculw.ul.win_buf_alloc_32()
                            mcculw.ul.win_buf_free()
                            mcculw.ul.to_eng_units()
                                or mcculw.ul.to_eng_units_32()

Special Requirements:       Device must have an A/D converter and
                            support the EXTCLOCK option.
                            Analog signals on two input channels.
                            Freq. on trigger 0 input.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
from builtins import *  # @UnusedWildImport

import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import messagebox
from ctypes import cast, POINTER, c_ushort, c_ulong

from mcculw import ul
from mcculw.enums import ScanOptions
from mcculw.ul import ULError
from mcculw.device_info import DaqDeviceInfo

try:
    from ui_examples_util import UIExample, show_ul_error
except ImportError:
    from .ui_examples_util import UIExample, show_ul_error

class ULAI12(UIExample):
    def __init__(self, master=None):
        super(ULAI12, self).__init__(master)
        # By default, the example detects all available devices and selects the
        # first device listed.
        # If use_device_detection is set to False, the board_num property needs
        # to match the desired board number configured with Instacal.
        use_device_detection = True
        self.board_num = 0

        try:
            if use_device_detection:
                self.configure_first_detected_device()

            self.device_info = DaqDeviceInfo(self.board_num)
            self.ai_info = self.device_info.get_ai_info()
            if self.ai_info.is_supported and self.ai_info.supports_gain_queue:
                self.create_widgets()
            else:
                self.create_unsupported_widgets()
        except ULError:
            self.create_unsupported_widgets(True)

    def start_scan(self):
        low_chan = self.get_low_channel_num()
        high_chan = self.get_high_channel_num()

        if low_chan > high_chan:
            messagebox.showerror(
                "Error",
                "Low Channel Number must be greater than or equal to High "
                "Channel Number")
            self.start_button["state"] = tk.NORMAL
            return

        rate = 0  # Ignored for EXTCLOCK scans
        points_per_channel = 10
        num_channels = high_chan - low_chan + 1
        total_count = points_per_channel * num_channels

        range_ = self.ai_info.supported_ranges[0]

        # Allocate a buffer for the scan
        if self.ai_info.resolution <= 16:
            # Use the win_buf_alloc method for devices with a resolution <=
            # 16
            memhandle = ul.win_buf_alloc(total_count)
        else:
            # Use the win_buf_alloc_32 method for devices with a resolution
            # > 16
            memhandle = ul.win_buf_alloc_32(total_count)

        # Check if the buffer was successfully allocated
        if not memhandle:
            messagebox.showerror("Error", "Failed to allocate memory")
            self.start_button["state"] = tk.NORMAL
            return

        try:
            # Run the scan
            ul.a_in_scan(self.board_num, low_chan, high_chan, total_count,
                         rate, range_, memhandle, ScanOptions.EXTCLOCK)

            # Convert the memhandle to a ctypes array
            # Note: the ctypes array will only be valid until win_buf_free
            # is called.
            # A copy of the buffer can be created using win_buf_to_array
            # or win_buf_to_array_32 before the memory is freed. The copy
            # can be used at any time.
            if self.ai_info.resolution <= 16:
                # Use the memhandle_as_ctypes_array method for devices with
                # a resolution <= 16
                array = cast(memhandle, POINTER(c_ushort))
            else:
                # Use the memhandle_as_ctypes_array_32 method for devices
                # with a resolution > 16
                array = cast(memhandle, POINTER(c_ulong))

            # Display the values
            self.display_values(array, range_, total_count,
                                low_chan, high_chan)
        except ULError as e:
            show_ul_error(e)
        finally:
            # Free the allocated memory
            ul.win_buf_free(memhandle)
            self.start_button["state"] = tk.NORMAL

    def display_values(self, array, range_, total_count, low_chan, high_chan):
        new_data_frame = tk.Frame(self.results_group)

        channel_text = []

        # Add the headers
        for chan_num in range(low_chan, high_chan + 1):
            channel_text.append("Channel " + str(chan_num) + "\n")

        chan_count = high_chan - low_chan + 1

        # Add (up to) the first 10 values for each channel to the text
        chan_num = low_chan
        for data_index in range(0, min(chan_count * 10, total_count)):
            if self.ai_info.resolution <= 16:
                eng_value = ul.to_eng_units(
                    self.board_num, range_, array[data_index])
            else:
                eng_value = ul.to_eng_units_32(
                    self.board_num, range_, array[data_index])
            channel_text[chan_num -
                         low_chan] += '{:.3f}'.format(eng_value) + "\n"
            if chan_num == high_chan:
                chan_num = low_chan
            else:
                chan_num += 1

        # Add the labels for each channel
        for chan_num in range(low_chan, high_chan + 1):
            chan_label = tk.Label(new_data_frame, justify=tk.LEFT, padx=3)
            chan_label["text"] = channel_text[chan_num - low_chan]
            chan_label.grid(row=0, column=chan_num - low_chan)

        self.data_frame.destroy()
        self.data_frame = new_data_frame
        self.data_frame.grid()

    def start(self):
        self.start_button["state"] = tk.DISABLED
        self.start_scan()

    def get_low_channel_num(self):
        try:
            return int(self.low_channel_entry.get())
        except ValueError:
            return 0

    def get_high_channel_num(self):
        try:
            return int(self.high_channel_entry.get())
        except ValueError:
            return 0

    def validate_channel_entry(self, p):
        if p == '':
            return True
        try:
            value = int(p)
            if value < 0 or value > self.ai_info.num_chans - 1:
                return False
        except ValueError:
            return False

        return True

    def create_widgets(self):
        '''Create the tkinter UI'''
        self.device_label = tk.Label(self)
        self.device_label.pack(fill=tk.NONE, anchor=tk.NW)
        self.device_label["text"] = ('Board Number ' + str(self.board_num)
                                     + ": " + self.device_info.product_name
                                     + " (" + self.device_info.unique_id + ")")

        main_frame = tk.Frame(self)
        main_frame.pack(fill=tk.X, anchor=tk.NW)

        curr_row = 0
        if self.ai_info.num_chans > 1:
            channel_vcmd = self.register(self.validate_channel_entry)

            low_channel_entry_label = tk.Label(main_frame)
            low_channel_entry_label["text"] = "Low Channel Number:"
            low_channel_entry_label.grid(
                row=curr_row, column=0, sticky=tk.W)

            self.low_channel_entry = tk.Spinbox(
                main_frame, from_=0,
                to=max(self.ai_info.num_chans - 1, 0),
                validate='key', validatecommand=(channel_vcmd, '%P'))
            self.low_channel_entry.grid(
                row=curr_row, column=1, sticky=tk.W)

            curr_row += 1
            high_channel_entry_label = tk.Label(main_frame)
            high_channel_entry_label["text"] = "High Channel Number:"
            high_channel_entry_label.grid(
                row=curr_row, column=0, sticky=tk.W)

            self.high_channel_entry = tk.Spinbox(
                main_frame, from_=0, validate='key',
                to=max(self.ai_info.num_chans - 1, 0),
                validatecommand=(channel_vcmd, '%P'))
            self.high_channel_entry.grid(
                row=curr_row, column=1, sticky=tk.W)
            initial_value = min(self.ai_info.num_chans - 1, 3)
            self.high_channel_entry.delete(0, tk.END)
            self.high_channel_entry.insert(0, str(initial_value))

            curr_row += 1

        self.results_group = tk.LabelFrame(
            self, text="Results", padx=3, pady=3)
        self.results_group.pack(fill=tk.X, anchor=tk.NW, padx=3, pady=3)

        self.data_frame = tk.Frame(self.results_group)
        self.data_frame.grid()

        curr_row += 1
        warning_label = tk.Label(
            main_frame, justify=tk.LEFT, wraplength=400, fg="red")
        warning_label["text"] = (
            "Warning: Clicking Start will freeze the UI until the scan "
            "is complete. Ensure that a clock signal is connected to "
            "the external clock pin on your device. Real-world "
            "applications should run the a_in_scan method on a "
            "separate thread or use the BACKGROUND option.")
        warning_label.grid(row=curr_row, columnspan=2, sticky=tk.W)

        button_frame = tk.Frame(self)
        button_frame.pack(fill=tk.X, side=tk.RIGHT, anchor=tk.SE)

        self.start_button = tk.Button(button_frame)
        self.start_button["text"] = "Start"
        self.start_button["command"] = self.start
        self.start_button.grid(row=0, column=0, padx=3, pady=3)

        quit_button = tk.Button(button_frame)
        quit_button["text"] = "Quit"
        quit_button["command"] = self.master.destroy
        quit_button.grid(row=0, column=1, padx=3, pady=3)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Start the example
    ULAI12(master=tk.Tk()).mainloop()


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South Dakota Farmers Union Calls on Congress to Stick with New Section 199 Language
Senator Seeks New Tax-Law Fix
By Chris Clayton , DTN Ag Policy Editor
Connect with Chris:
@ChrisClaytonDTN
An Iowa senator sees a need for Congress to change the new tax provision that appears to benefit farmer cooperatives over private grain and livestock companies. (DTN file photo)
OMAHA (DTN) -- Iowa grain companies have told Sen. Charles Grassley that the Section 199A provisions benefiting cooperatives "would put them out of business if we don't do something" and revise the new tax law.
Grassley, an Iowa Republican, told agricultural reporters Tuesday that he had spoken to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas, about the potential market problems the new tax provision could create by pushing farmers to more exclusively market to farmer cooperatives than to private commodity companies. Grassley also has raised the issue with Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah.
Grassley's advice is that Brady and Hatch should immediately issue a letter stating that they intend to correct the Section 199A provision and that any change would start from the date of an introduction of a bill to fix the language.
"So I think these chairmen need to put out such a statement that the Senate, which is the body most guilty for these (Section) 199 provisions, 'We screwed up and it's going to be changed, so don't count on this,'" Grassley said.
In looking to replace the Domestic Production Activities Deduction in the new tax law, new Section 199 language was added that gives farmers an extra 20% tax deduction on gross-income sales and dividends from farmer cooperatives. Tax experts, cooperatives and others have concluded that the tax change is a significant benefit for farmers who are members of a cooperative and sell to it, as long as the farmer's business is not structured as a C corporation, which is excluded from taking the new 20% Section 199A deduction.
"Our goal was to maintain the status quo for co-ops in the rewriting of the tax-reform bill," Grassley said. "It wasn't an effort to create an environment where they would have unfair competition against private elevators and private elevators being put out of business."
Grassley added, "Even the co-ops got to know we wouldn't do anything to hurt the competitive market force through this bill, and it has happened, so it has got to be changed."
So the situation has to be corrected, Grassley said. Currently, Sens. John Hoeven R-N.D., and John Thune, R-S.D., have taken a lead in trying to fix the language, but no details have emerged on exactly how that would happen.
Rick Tronson, a third-generation owner of Tronson Grain LLC in North Dakota, said he has seen some farmers change their sales, but most of his regular customers at his four elevators are sticking with him, so far. But farmers are being advised to hold off on sales for right now. Tronson said Congress needs to fix the situation quickly because sales will pick up in February. Weight limits imposed in North Dakota in March play into increased February sales, as do farmers needing to pay their income taxes.
"Guys will start marketing grain here in a few weeks like crazy just to get ahead of the load limits," Tronson said. "So there is a big grain movement coming up, and I'm hoping this will get taken care of before then. Guys will start hauling in for taxes coming up as well."
The board of directors for the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association met last week and voted to support language that mimics the previous Section 199 deduction.
"We're not in favor of any type of legislation, whether it be tax legislation or any other, that creates an un-level playing field for businesses operating in the grain industry," said Stuart Letcher, executive vice president of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association. "We represent all businesses, whether it be co-ops or private, and one of our main purposes is to support a healthy, functioning marketplace. We don't feel this legislation, as currently written, does that."
Letcher noted staff from Sen. Hoeven's office spoke to the NDGDA last week and suggested that the tax changes could end up negatively affecting the farm bill if members of Congress believe it is too good a tax deal for farmers.
"Is it defensible in Congress to keep this deduction and then keep the crop-insurance subsidy program, then also ARC and PLC programs?" Letcher said.
Tronson reiterated that concern as well, especially when it comes to risking possible changes to crop insurance. "The guys sitting around here I'm talking to are kind of scared they get to keep it (Section 199A) because I have heard if this goes through, the farm program won't be the way it was."
DTN sought comment from several major private grain and livestock companies for this article. Only a spokeswoman for Bunge Limited provided any statement, noting, "We're assessing the potential impacts of this provision and we are working with our industry peers on various potential solutions."
At least some farmers also have argued the new tax provision should remain in place. The South Dakota Farmers Union issued a news release on Tuesday calling on Congress to leave the Section 199A language alone. SDFU points to the benefits farmers gain, deducting up to 20% of their total sales to a cooperative, and the offset of the old Section 199, the Domestic Production Activities Deduction. South Dakota Farmers Union also noted that private agricultural companies will benefit from the lower corporate tax rate.
Doug Sombke, president of the South Dakota Farmers Union, said the group's leaders visited with different cooperatives about patronage and dividend issues before taking a position on the new tax provision.
"My understanding is, this newly passed cooperative tax reform measure is unclear how it will affect our cooperative and their members," Sombke said. "The only way we will support further action on Section 199 is to see it revised to the way it was prior to December 2017 or left alone. Anything else puts our farmers' and cooperatives' tax position in jeopardy."
Grassley said he understands that at least some people in cooperatives don't understand why they should have to give up their new tax benefit.
"We have co-ops contacting people selling cattle to sell it through the co-op. The co-op takes a little bit of commission. Or others say, 'Why should I sell it to the elevator where I have done business for a long time? I will sell it to the co-op and get some advantage from the tax bill.' So we are having private elevator people tell us they are having instances of farmers telling them that."
The senator noted, however, that the overstated tax benefit was never meant to happen and is essentially an unintended consequence.
Grassley said people attending his town meetings over the past few weeks have raised the issue with him as well.
"It's something that's an unintended consequence, and if Congress knew it at the time, it wouldn't have gotten through," Grassley said. "But you find out some of these things afterwards. So it's got to be corrected."
Chris Clayton can be reached at Chris.Clayton@dtn.com
Follow him on Twitter @ChrisClaytonDTN
(SK/AG)
Chris Clayton

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UPDATE: Child Victims Act Approved, Opening Courts To More Child Sex Abuse Victims
Jan 15, 2019 | Injury Law
UPDATE ON JAN. 29, 2019:
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will sign the long-awaited Child Sex Act into law after the Democrat-controlled New York State Senate approved it unanimously on Monday, Jan. 28, in Albany. The new law will give victims of child sexual abuse, regardless of how long ago the crimes occurred, the chance to pursue civil justice against their abusers and the institutions that seemingly protected them,.
The state Assembly, also controlled by the Democrats, previously approved the legislation 130-3, so the legislation goes to Cuomo.
The law opens the state's tough statute of limitations on sex crimes against children and provides a one-year window for crimes from any time in the past.
According to news reports, the Child Victims Act:
Extends New York's statute of limitations to allow for criminal charges against sexual abusers of children until their victims turn 28 for felony cases, up from the current 23.
Allows victims to seek civil action against their abusers and institutions that enabled them until they turn 55.
Opens a one-year, one-time-only period to allow all victims to seek civil action, regardless of how long ago the abuse occurred.
Previously …
The New York State Legislature appears finally ready to give new hope to the victims of child sexual abuse and their families. The Child Victims Act, if approved this year, is expected to extend the statute of limitations for sexual crimes against children, allowing more victims to sue their attackers and the institutions they represented.
In 2019, with the Democrats leading the Senate and Assembly under Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the long-debated Child Victims Act may finally be approved by state lawmakers. The Republican-controlled Senate in the past had blocked the legislation after the Democrat-controlled Assembly passed it.
The legislation may give past abuse victims a one-year window to file civil claims, regardless of when the abuse happened. The one-time measure has powerful opponents in Albany, including the insurance industry and the Catholic Church.
Cuomo is expected to highlight the legislation in his executive budget proposal, which will be introduced Tuesday, Jan. 15, in Albany.
To summarize, according to recent news reports, the proposed legislation does the following:
Extends or eliminates the statute of limitations for future criminal sexual cases involving a child under the age of 18, which would give victims more time to come forward after they become adults.
Extends the time limit for victims to sue in civil court to the time they turn 50.
Opens a one-year window for all past victims of child sexual abuse to file civil claims, regardless of when it happened.
The most serious felony sexual crimes against children already have no statute of limitations, so prosecutors can't be restricted from bringing charges because of how much time has passed.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
But there is a five year statute of limitations for other lower-level felonies that begin when the victim turns 18. A 2018 bill proposed by Cuomo called for dropping any time limit but the Legislature's bill would start the five-year statute of limitations when the victim turns 23.
The bill's sponsors call the so-called "look-back period" the key part of the legislation. If approved, the one-year period would begin six months after the bill is signed. In that next year only, victims would be able to seek civil relief from people or institutions, regardless of the victim's age or when the abuse occurred.
News reports said insurance groups have strongly lobbied against the look-back period for obvious reasons: They would likely face pressure to pay out damages to victims of institutions the insurers count as clients for claims that had been previously barred by the statute of limitations.
The state Catholic Conference, which represents the state's Catholic dioceses, has also targeted the look-back period, saying it appears it would only apply to private institutions — like the Catholic Church — and not schools and governments, according to news reports. The bill sponsors said it applies to both.
The dispute is over what's known as a "notice of claim," which has to be filed within 90 days of an act and serves as an extra layer of protection that public institutions have against being sued.
But last week, news reports said Cuomo's office announced the Child Victims Act in his budget would eliminate the need for a notice of claim when a sex crime is committed against a child.
Cuomo also wants judges to attend required training on how to handle cases involving children who are sexually abused. The legislation would also let the state Office of Court Administration establish rules for adjudicating revived claims against abusers in the past.
Adam M. Gee
agee@zifflaw.com


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Charles was the 7th child of Dr. John Carroll and Susan Flinn. He grew up in Hutto, Texas and Williamson County and eventually married Maggie Elizabeth Hutto, daughter of John Riley Hutto, son of the founder of Hutto. Invitation written by C.L. to Maggie in 1894 asking her to go to church with him.
Charles and Maggie were married less than a year when Maggie died during childbirth.
He focused his attentions on his business endeavors and gathered a substantial estate and yet as he grew older he became ill.
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Boulder police interrupt alleged sexual assault
BOULDER — On Monday just before 6 p.m., a Boulder Police officer on patrol was flagged down by a person concerned that a potential sexual assault was happening by a bus stop.
Boulder police interrupt alleged sexual assault BOULDER — On Monday just before 6 p.m., a Boulder Police officer on patrol was flagged down by a person concerned that a potential sexual assault was happening by a bus stop. Check out this story on coloradoan.com: http://noconow.co/29fjidz
Coloradoan Published 2:46 p.m. MT July 5, 2016
On Monday just before 6 p.m., a Boulder Police officer on patrol was flagged down by a person concerned that a potential sexual assault was happening by a bus stop.(Photo: The Coloradoan)Buy Photo
The officer arrived at the bus stop, which is located on the west side of the King Sooper's parking lot at 30th Street and Arapahoe Avenue, and saw the alleged sexual assault happening.
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Scheibe History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Early Origins of the Scheibe family
The surname Scheibe was first found in northern Germany, where the name emerged in mediaeval times as one of the notable families of the region. From the 13th century on the surname was identified with the great social and economic evolution which made this territory a landmark contributor to the five hundred-year process of developing the German nation. Chronicles first mention descendents of the northern German families who early on moved deep into the south. Listed are Hainrich "aus der Scheiben" of Tirol in 1369, Hensel Scheybel in 1379, and E. Schyblin of Wuerttemberg in 1450.
Early History of the Scheibe family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Scheibe research.
Another 105 words (8 lines of text) covering the years 1781, 1794, and 1798 are included under the topic Early Scheibe History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Scheibe Spelling Variations
In the medieval era, many different cultural groups lived in the German states. There are thus many regional variations of German surnames from that era. Westphalians spoke Low German, which is similar to modern Dutch. Many German names carry suffixes that identify where they came from. Others have phrases attached that identify something about the original bearer. Other variations in German names resulted from the fact that medieval scribes worked without the aid of any spelling rules. The spelling variations of the name Scheibe include Scheibler, Scheiber, Scheybe, Scheibe, Scheyber, Schiber and many more.
Early Notables of the Scheibe family (pre 1700)
Prominent bearers of the family name Scheibe during this time period were Carl Friedrich Scheibler, who was the son of the famous Prussian doctor and professor of natural history in Stargard. Carl Friedrich was a...
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Migration of the Scheibe family to the New World and Oceana
Prussia played an extremely influential role in shaping modern German history. It remained a part of Germany until after the Second World War. Prussia was divided among the Soviet Union, Poland, East Germany and West Germany. Many Prussians became residents of these new countries after the War, and many migrated to other parts of Germany or Europe, as well as to North America. In the United States, the majority of settlers landed in Philadelphia, and moved on to Ohio, Texas, Illinois, California, New York, and Maryland. Many German settlers also migrated to Canada, particularly to Ontario and the Prairies. Amongst the settlers in North America with this distinguished name Scheibe were
Scheibe Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Johann Jacob Scheibe, who arrived in Pennsylvania in 1731 [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Johan Christoph Scheibe, who landed in Pennsylvania in 1772 [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Maria Elisabeth Scheibe, who landed in America in 1854 [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
F W Scheibe, aged 64, who landed in Ohio in 1875 [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Jacob Scheibe, aged 18, who arrived in Ohio in 1875 [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Q: Use .bind(this) in style attribute I have a simple function:
fullscreen2 () {
    console.log('test')
}

And I'm trying to pass the current element to it:

The function does not seem to trigger. This works however:

A: First of all, it depends on whether you use React.createClass (which have auto-bind) or ES6 classes.

Call the function this.fullscreen2 and pass its return value to the style of this div tag.

Bind the function's this object (this.fullscreen2) to the current this (e.g. the instance class object). What is the return type of Function.bind?
Well, this method returns a new function, so you pass to the style object a new function!
The fix would be:

But once again, you might not need to bind, refer to Shubham Khatri's answer for an example without bind.
Bind is useful only if you need to access: this.state, this.props or similar instance-specific attributes that might be lost due to the way you define your function.
To understand more how does this works (when my function lose the context, when it does not), look around how lexical scope works in JavaScript.

A: You do not need to bind the valye to the function, you ca directly pass it in the arguments like

class App extends React.Component {

  function2 = (val, val2) => {
    console.log('in here', val, val2);
    if(val == '2')  {
      return {
          backgroundColor: 'blue'
      }
    } else {
      return {
          backgroundColor: 'orange'
      }
    }

  }
  render() {
    return (

Hello World

    )
  }

}

ReactDOM.render(<App/>, document.getElementById('app'));

A: You can use this too:
class App extends React.Component {

  constructor(props, context) {
    super(props, context);
    this.fullscreen2 = this.fullscreen2.bind(this);
  }

  fullscreen2 () {
    console.log('test')
  }

  render() {
    return(

        <button onClick={this.fullscreen2}>fullscreen</button>

    )
  }

}

export default App;

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Oxnard Battles Dirty Power Plant
By Lucas Zucker
It would be fitting for Oxnard to be the last stand of fossil fuel power plants in California. Like so many other low-income communities of color who live in the shadow of power plants, oil refineries, and drilling sites, burdened by the nation's insatiable appetite for dirty energy, the residents of Oxnard are fighting back, pitting high school students from farmworker families against Fortune 500 company lobbyists in a power struggle whose effects could ripple across the state. "This could be a battle over the last fossil fuel power plant in California," says Matt Vespa, senior attorney with the Sierra Club. And it's beginning to look like a battle we might win.
Oxnard is the largest city along California's Central Coast—a sweeping rural region stretching along the Pacific Ocean between Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area—with an economy built on agriculture, the military, and the oil industry, dotted with beach towns and farmworker enclaves. The coastal city of 200,000 sits atop some of the most fertile soil on Earth, and is bordered by the last major free-flowing river and the largest wetland habitat left in Southern California. Oxnard's population is 85 percent people of color (74 percent Latino) with nearly half of all adults having less than a high school education. As a low-income, predominantly immigrant community, Oxnard has long been used as the dumping ground for the Central Coast's most polluting industries. The city ranks in the top 20 percent of the most environmentally burdened communities in the state, with some parts of the city ranking within the top 10 percent, according to the California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA). Oxnard's beaches are home to three gas-fired power plants and an EPA Superfund toxic waste site. California Department of Public Health data shows that Oxnard has more students attending school in close proximity to the highest levels of toxic pesticide use than anywhere else in the state.
After Years of Pollution, Resistance
In recent years, community members have organized to push back and demand an end to the environmental injustices facing Oxnard. In 2006, when BHP Billiton, the largest mining company in the world, proposed a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal off the coast of Oxnard, which would have run a hazardous pipeline beneath densely populated low-income residential neighborhoods and been the largest source of pollution in Ventura County, more than 3,000 residents turned out for a State Lands Commission hearing to oppose the project, resulting in its rejection. The overwhelming outpouring of community voices speaking against the LNG terminal was a turning point for a city with a history of being targeted by polluters.
The defeat of the LNG project came in the wake of a $13 million grant from the California Coastal Conservancy to conduct a massive environmental restoration of Oxnard's coastal wetlands. It was followed by the United States EPA putting an abandoned toxic waste site on Oxnard's beaches on the Superfund National Priorities List (NPL) for cleanup. For many residents, it felt like Oxnard was finally seeing a gradual dismantling of the wall of pollution and industry between the community and the ocean, and that a legacy of environmental injustice was beginning to come to an end.
In 2014, NRG Energy, the largest power generation company in the United States, proposed yet another gas-fired power plant on Oxnard's coast. Burdened as it has been for decades by fossil fuel power generation for all the surrounding cities and the smokestacks of three power plants along its coastline, Oxnard was not surprised at being targeted once again by polluters. But this time, after nearly a decade of environmental justice awareness, Oxnard residents were organized and ready to fight back.
The Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy (CAUSE), which had led the protests against the LNG terminal, sprang into action, bringing together community groups and leaders to oppose the project. When outraged residents packed city hall chambers, the city council moved quickly to pass an emergency moratorium blocking any new power plants along Oxnard's coast.
"The people of Oxnard will no longer just accept further industrialization of our beautiful, but abused coast," said Carmen Ramirez, Oxnard's Mayor Pro Tem. "We want the same economic, recreational and aesthetic opportunities that other California coastal cities enjoy. Our future is at stake and state agencies and private industry must respect the wishes of the people who do not want yet another power plant on Oxnard's shore."
NRG Tries "Astroturfing," Threats of Abandonment
NRG immediately began to campaign furiously to undercut the staunch local opposition to the power plant. The company conducted an "astroturfing" campaign, inviting residents to a free dinner and presentation about the "new and improved" power plant, trying to persuade them to speak in support of the project at the city council meeting. NRG also ramped up contributions to local nonprofits and offered local veterans free tickets to the Ventura County Fair. They dubbed the proposed power plant "Puente" (bridge, in Spanish), as in, "bridge to a better future." But above all, NRG's strategy focused on the two ancient power plants on Oxnard's beaches that they already operated.
The two old power plants use an obsolete technology called "once-through cooling," which is deadly for local marine life. Both plants will have to be turned off by the year 2020—along with 17 other once-through cooling power plants along California's coast—following a state water board mandate[i]. If the city refused to support NRG's plans, the company threatened to abandon both plants to rust on the reach. NRG representatives ominously pointed to Morro Bay, a town farther up the Central Coast, where the operators of a once-through cooling power plant put a padlock on the door and walked away, leaving the city unable to afford the tens of millions of dollars in cleanup costs. NRG insists that they have no legal responsibility to remove the power plants after they are shut down, even though they bought the plants after the water board ruling, knowing they would eventually have to cease operations.
Oxnard residents are all too familiar with irresponsible corporations whose shareholders profit for decades and then abandon their harmful sites in the community: the city's Superfund toxic waste site is courtesy of Halaco, a metal smelter who left behind a radioactive slag heap at Ormond Beach.
When the city refused to blink, NRG resorted to hardball tactics. The company withdrew its public relations staff from Oxnard and sent a letter to the California Coastal Commission, asking them to pull back funding they had granted to the city to complete its Local Coastal Plan, which set out a long-term vision for a de-industrialized and restored Oxnard coastline.
Ultimately, NRG had no need to persuade Oxnard to accept the power plant. The city's tenuous position could have been easily cast aside by two state agencies with the power to approve or deny power plants: the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and the California Energy Commission (CEC). The CPUC is notoriously inaccessible, opaque and beholden to industry. Its president was forced to resign in 2014 following a scandal around inappropriate dealings with utility giant PG&E.[ii] Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy (CAUSE) , represented by attorneys with the California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA), challenged the power plant proposal at the state level alongside the City of Oxnard and the Sierra Club (Los Padres Chapter).
Oxnard: Engaged, Informed and not Afraid to Speak Out
Environmental justice and traditional environmental groups were armed with two maps that laid out the core of the legal argument against the NRG power plant. The first was a groundbreaking sea level rise map[iii] by The Nature Conservancy, which has several major environmental restoration projects in Ventura County, and took a special focus on mapping the impact of climate change on the Ventura County coast, especially low-lying Oxnard. The Nature Conservancy's projections showed the proposed coastal power plant directly in the path of sea level rise, with potential flooding threatening the reliability of energy for the region. The second was the Cal Enviroscreen,[iv] a first-of-its-kind environmental justice map produced by the California EPA, which mapped the nexus of environmental health hazards and vulnerable populations, showing Oxnard's status as one of the most negatively- impacted communities in the state. Utility companies in California are required to consider environmental justice when looking at proposals for new power plants to ensure that they are not concentrated in low-income communities of color, a requirement which Southern California Edison ignored when picking NRG's power plant proposal for Oxnard.
Both state agencies held public participation hearings in Oxnard. Hundreds of residents turned out for each, overwhelmingly speaking against the NRG power plant and stunning observers. In a low-income immigrant community like Oxnard, residents are expected to be unaware, uninformed, unengaged, and afraid to speak out. Many of the speakers were from Oxnard's predominantly Latino and politically-progressive younger generation. Dozens of local high school and community college students showed up to oppose the project. Many of the youth, organized through local chapters of CAUSE, Future Leaders of America, and the Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project, also rode a midnight bus to San Francisco to speak directly to the CPUC and rally outside the agency's offices.
"The Oxnard power plant exemplifies a fight where the community is demanding that the California Public Utilities Commission consider environmental justice over fossil fuels and profits," said Strela Cervas, co-director of CEJA. "Everytime we build another polluting power plant, we take a step away from the growing potential of renewable energy that can power up California. California needs to stop plugging into dirty energy and power up our communities with clean renewable energy. Local renewable energy brings health, good jobs and economic investments into communities that need it the most."
The organizing efforts and legal arguments against the NRG power plant made an impact on Regina DeAngelis, the judge assigned to the case at the CPUC. In January 2016, she issued a precedent-setting proposed decision recommending that the project not be approved until the energy commission conducts further analysis of the sea level rise and the environmental justice impacts of the proposed power plant. This was the first time the CPUC had ever declined to approve a power plant based on either risks stemming from climate change or a disproportionate burden on a disadvantaged community. Because of the statewide precedent that would be set if the utility commissioners approved the judge's proposed decision, NRG and the energy and utility industry immediately pushed back hard, putting immense pressure on the commissioners to overturn DeAngelis' proposed decision and consider instead an alternate proposal by Commissioner Carla Peterman, which would approve the plant. After several postponements, the community still awaits a final decision from the commission in March.
A Certain Poetic (Climate) Justice Will Prevail
The battle over a power plant in Oxnard has attracted such widespread attention not just for its legal significance, but also as a turning point in the state's energy future. In the midst of the CPUC's Oxnard proceeding, the California state legislature passed the historic SB350, a groundbreaking climate change policy that included a mandate for utilities in the state to achieve 50 percent of their energy from clean, renewable sources by the year 2030. This ambitious target pushes California's energy industry to ramp up the construction of a renewable energy infrastructure and brings into question the value of building another new gas-fired power plant anywhere in the state.
"Clean energy resources like solar and energy storage continue to decline in cost and can provide dependable power without the health and climate impacts of gas plants," says Matt Vespa of the Sierra Club.
Perhaps poetic justice will prevail, as power plants shortsightedly built along the Pacific Ocean long ago are removed in anticipation of the rising seas caused by their own emissions. Whether or not Oxnard's environmental justice activists are able defeat NRG's power plant this year, the tide seems to be turning. The question is no longer whether children growing up in Oxnard will one day see a shoreline free of smokestacks, but how long before they do.
Lucas Zucker does policy research and advocacy, youth organizing, and communications for CAUSE. He was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in Oakland and Ventura, CA.
[i] http://www.swrcb.ca.gov/water_issues/programs/ocean/cwa316/policy.shtml
[ii] http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/CPUC-head-Michael-Peevey-to-step-down-5812009.php
[iii] http://coastalresilience.org/project-areas/ventura-county-challenges/
[iv] http://oehha.ca.gov/ej/ces2.html
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Japanese telecom Softbank (SFTBF) was an early investor in tech firm Alibaba (BABA) back in 2000 when it was still just a budding startup. It's since grown to become an online retail behemoth with a market cap of more than $200 billion.
And now, Softbank says it wants to cash in some of its 32% stake to boost its own financial position. Softbank's latest annual profits fell 29%, taking a hit from its investment in struggling U.S. wireless carrier Sprint (S).
Still, Softbank reassured investors that it remains "committed to its partnership with Alibaba." But this is the first time Softbank has sold Alibaba stock since its initial investment 16 years ago.
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The announcement also comes after a bumpy few weeks for the Chinese firm.
Alibaba said last week that it's the subject of an SEC investigation in the U.S. over its accounting practices. It was also embroiled in a controversy last month over its admission to an anti-counterfeiting group. Several other top brands reportedly dropped out of the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition in protest, and Alibaba's membership was later suspended.
Alibaba shares declined 2.9% in after hours trading in New York following the announcement. Since its record-breaking $25 billion IPO in September 2014, shares have tanked almost 13%. The company has repeatedly faced criticism over fakes on its popular online shopping platform, a problem it says it's trying to tackle.
As part of the planned sale, Alibaba will buy back $2 billion of its stock held by Softbank. The rest is being sold to a sovereign wealth fund, institutional investors and a group of individuals linked to Alibaba.
Softbank will end up with a roughly 28% stake following the sale. The next biggest shareholder is U.S. tech firm Yahoo, with around 15%.


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Each class would map to its own place in the AutoQueryUI. Q: How can I bake in the What=MQ into the System_Events_MQ class. I've looked at this for a while an have come up empty.
But the text MQ did NOT appear in the DefaultSearchText field in the UI. Not sure why. Bug?
Note: I am actually calling it with an INTO argument.
I omitted it in my examples to make it clearer.
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