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from dal import autocomplete

from django import forms
from django import http
from django import test
try:
    from django.urls import reverse
except ImportError:
    from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse

from queryset_sequence import QuerySetSequence

import six

from .forms import TForm
from .models import TModel, TProxyModel

class GenericFormTest(test.TestCase):  # noqa
    """Demonstrate the requirement for VirtualFieldHandlingMixin."""

    def get_value(self, model):
        view = autocomplete.BaseQuerySetSequenceView
        return view.get_result_value(view(), model)

    def test_model_name(self):
        view = autocomplete.BaseQuerySetSequenceView
        self.assertEqual(view.get_model_name(view(), TProxyModel), 't model')
        self.assertEqual(view.get_model_name(view(), TModel), 't model')

    def test_model_name_index_error(self):
        view = autocomplete.BaseQuerySetSequenceView
        # remove the parents attribute
        TProxyModel._meta.parents = {}
        self.assertEqual(
            view.get_model_name(view(), TProxyModel), 't proxy model')

    def test_save(self):
        # Create an option to select
        fixture = TModel.objects.create(name='relation' + self.id())

        # Instanciate the form with the fixture selected
        form = TForm(http.QueryDict('name=%s&test=%s' % (
            self.id(), self.get_value(fixture))))

        # Ensure that the form is valid
        self.assertTrue(form.is_valid())

        # Ensure that form.save updates the relation field
        instance = form.save()
        self.assertEqual(fixture, instance.test)

        # Ensure that the relation field was properly saved
        self.assertEqual(TModel.objects.get(pk=instance.pk).test, fixture)

    def test_validate(self):
        # Create an option to select
        fixture = TModel.objects.create(name=self.id())

        # Instanciate the form with the fixture selected
        form = TForm(http.QueryDict('name=%s&test=%s' % (
            self.id(), self.get_value(fixture))))

        # Remove the option from field queryset choices
        form.fields['test'].queryset = QuerySetSequence(
            TModel.objects.exclude(pk=fixture.pk))

        # Form should not validate
        self.assertFalse(form.is_valid())

    def test_initial(self):
        # this sets the proper widget
        from . import urls  # noqa

        # Create an initial instance with a created relation
        relation = TModel.objects.create(name='relation' + self.id())
        fixture = TModel(name=self.id())
        fixture.test = relation
        fixture.save()

        # Instanciate the modelform for that instance
        form = TForm(instance=fixture)

        # Ensure that the widget rendered right, with only the selection
        expected = forms.Select(
            choices=(
                (self.get_value(relation), six.text_type(relation)),
            ),
            attrs={
                'data-autocomplete-light-function': 'select2',
                'data-autocomplete-light-url': reverse('TForm_autocomp_test'),
                'data-autocomplete-light-language': 'en',
                'id': 'id_test',
            }
        ).render('test', value=self.get_value(relation))
        result = six.text_type(form['test'].as_widget())

        expected += '''
        <div class="dal-forward-conf" id="dal-forward-conf-for_id_test"
        style="display:none">
        <script type="text/dal-forward-conf">
        [{"type": "field", "src": "name"}]</script>
        </div>
        '''

        self.maxDiff = 10000
        self.assertHTMLEqual(result, expected)


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Overwatch ACE Championship To Feature Asia-Pacific Talents
The third season of the Overwatch League 2020 is about to come to an end, but we can still expect exciting matches from Overwatch 2020 ACE Championship, a new tournament that features Asia's best esports talents. This will fill the Overwatch Bitcoin betting odds void left by Overwatch League 2020 in the meantime.
The event is organized by AKG Games, a game publisher in Indonesia and Blizzard Entertainment's official partner for its esports endeavors in Asia. AKG Games already hosted Blizzard's regional events in Asia, such as the Hearthstone Elite Series Indonesia and Hearthstone Elite Series Philippines.
Overwatch 2020 ACE Championship will feature Asia-Pacific-based teams from Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, Hong Kong, Timor-Leste, Macao, Myanmar, Philippines, and Thailand. The $100,000 prize pool, which is up for grabs for dominating teams, is funded by Activision Blizzard Esports.
Semi-professional and professional teams are welcome to join the first and second qualifier rounds of the event. Registration is now open on AKG Games' BattleFy page and will run until August 17, 2020. The qualifier starts on Saturday, August 22 at 11:00 AM, and will feature 6v6 matches. All participants can access the tournament's rulebook here.
The official Overwatch ACE Championship tournament period is from September to October 2020, which also means that the top Overwatch bet review brands on BetOverwatch.eu are likely to have these markets available for betting as well. The organizer hasn't revealed the exact dates yet, but Overwatch fans in Asia and around the world can start streaming the Overwatch ACE Championship playoffs on October 3 to 4, 2020 at AKG's YouTube channel or at Overwatch Twitch channel. Highlights from the Overwatch ACE Open Qualifier and Overwatch ACE Group Stage will also be uploaded on AKG's YouTube channel.
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Unlike other esports tournaments, Overwatch ACE Championship will give minor and major cash prizes to all participants from the group stage and grand finals. While the game is going on, participating teams can earn prizes based on their standings.
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1st Place – $18,000
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Champion – $25,000
2nd Place – $12,000
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— With a product debut and awards for new and classic Genelec offerings, the NAMM Show was the backdrop for an impressive showing from Genelec —
NATICK, MA, January 29, 2014 — Genelec is proud to wrap a successful several days in Anaheim at the 2014 NAMM Show. Since recently marking the completion of its 35th anniversary year celebration in 2013, Genelec has been on a roll, and this convention served as the backdrop for a new product unveiling (the 8010 Active Monitor) and multiple prestigious awards for the loudspeaker pioneer.
Debuted at the show, the 8010 Active Monitor is the smallest member of the acclaimed 8000 Series product range. The 8000 Series is widely used in the high-end professional audio, mastering, post-production and broadcast market sectors around the world. Its professional heritage is reflected in the compact-sized 8010. Suitable for professional work in small studios, it offers accurate monitoring capability with ease of installation. The outstanding sound quality makes the 8010 ideal for small studios and OB vans, and a perfect companion for portable recording devices and other mobile production work.
Genelec products were also the recipients of two different awards from the NAMM Foundation at the NAMM Show:
First, Genelec's new M Series Active Monitors won the 29th Annual TEC Award for Outstanding Technical Achievement in the category "Studio Monitor Technology." The award was presented on January 24, 2014, at a special ceremony. The energy-efficient M Series (thus far comprising the first two models, M030 and M040) takes a new approach to monitor design as part of Genelec's larger ongoing sustainable initiatives known as Genelec Embedded Sustainability. The primary focus in developing the new M Series was to proceed with a sustainable mindset without sacrificing the accuracy and reliability for which Genelec has been known for the past 35 years – while also offering something new and innovative for project studio customers.
Second, Genelec's classic 1031A Active Studio Monitor, introduced in 1991, was inducted into the TECnology Hall of Fame at a separate ceremony on January 25, 2014. Outlining the 1031A's outstanding achievement, the Hall of Fame's description of the monitor is as follows: "The 1031A was not Genelec's first monitor (that was 1978's S-30) or active system that employed the innovative Directivity Control Waveguide (DCW) — a nod that goes to 1984's 1022A mid-field tri-amp and later 1989's large-format 1035A system. However in 1991, when Genelec debuted the 1031A — a compact, yet high-performance monitor that applied the DCW approach into a self-powered near-field design, a classic was born. At just over 15 inches tall, the 1031A offered flat response (out to 23k Hz), 240 watts of onboard biamplification and the ability to reach 120 dB peaks. All of these made the 1031A a popular choice with top engineers and producers, studios and broadcasters worldwide and it stayed in production for 15 years, eventually being replaced by Genelec's 8000 series Minimum Diffraction Enclosure (MDE) technology monitors."
"This has been a banner year for Genelec," stated Will Eggleston, Genelec Inc. Marketing Manager. "I can think of no better way to wrap our 35th anniversary celebration than to have such an eventful NAMM Show. We are immensely proud of our new 8010 Active Monitor and M Series products, and it was a true honor to be acknowledged by the NAMM Foundation in two separate award ceremonies. We are dedicated to our technology on an intense level, and it is satisfying to see the fruits of our hard work."
For more information, please visit www.genelecusa.com/.
About the TEC Awards:
Founded in 1985, the Technical Excellence & Creativity Awards is the foremost program recognizing the achievements of audio professionals. Presented annually by the NAMM Foundation at The NAMM Show, the TEC Awards recognizes the individuals, companies and technical innovations behind the sound of recordings, live performances, films, television, video games, and other media. TEC Awards nominations are made by a panel of industry professionals and voted upon by members of various professional organizations and audio industry websites.
About the TECnology Hall of Fame:
The TECnology Hall of Fame was established in 2004 to honor and recognize audio products and innovations that have made a significant contribution to the advancement of audio technology. Inductees to the TECnology Hall of Fame are chosen by a panel of more than 50 recognized audio experts, including authors, educators, engineers, facility owners and other professionals. Products or innovations must be at least 10 years old to be considered for induction.
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 Weare (New Hampshire), eine Gemeinde im Hillsborough County (New Hampshire) im US-Bundesstaat New Hampshire
 HMP Weare, britisches Gefängnisschiff

Weare ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Meshech Weare (1713–1786), US-amerikanischer Politiker

Siehe auch:
 Wear (Begriffsklärung)

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Q: How can I add a tag to a key in boto (Amazon S3)? I am trying to tag a key that I've uploaded to S3. In the same below I just create a file from a string. Once I have they key, I'm not sure how to tag the file. I've tried Tag as well as TagSet.
from boto.s3.bucket import Bucket
from boto.s3.key import Key
from boto.s3.tagging import Tag, TagSet

k = Key(bucket)
k.key = 'foobar/somefilename'
k.set_contents_from_string('some data in file')

Tag(k, 'the_tag')

A: S3 has since added object level tags. You can get and set them with boto3.
These are considerably more versatile than metadata:

*

*They can be added and modified without copying the object.

*They can be used as filters in lifecycle management rules.

*They can be used to control access to objects.

A: import boto3

s3_client = boto3.client(
    's3',
    region_name='region-name',
    aws_access_key_id='aws-access-key-id',
    aws_secret_access_key='aws-secret-access-key',
)

get_tags_response = s3_client.get_object_tagging(
    Bucket='your-bucket-name',
    Key='folder-if-any/file-name.extension',
)

put_tags_response = s3_client.put_object_tagging(
    Bucket='your-bucket-name',
    Key='folder-if-any/file-name.extension',
    Tagging={
        'TagSet': [
            {
                'Key': 'tag-key',
                'Value': 'tag-value'
            },
        ]
    }
)

A: As far as I can see in the docs, a setTags-method is only available on a bucket level and not on individual keys. Therefore you cannot set different tags to your uploaded file, but you would have to do this on the containing bucket.

A: While S3 "tags" are only at the bucket-level, each key in a bucket can have arbitrary "metadata" associated with it, which are key-value pairs themselves. See the boto documentation:
k.set_metadata('key', 'value')
value = k.get_metadata('key') # prints 'value'

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last night. that strip club sponsoring a raunchy golf event at a public course in passaic county. officials say they were misled about what was billed as a charity fund-raising event, and law enforcement groups that were supposed to be among the event's beneficiaries say they haven't seen a dime. investigative reporter sarah wallace has more on this controversy. >> reporter: it was quite a striptease on this passaic county public golf course in groping, and golf ball games, all captured by our i-team undercover cameras. the sunrise gentleman's club of patterson had publicized this event as a day of golf and girls that charged $195 a head, a discount for law enforcement. >> welcome everybody to sunrise. the girls who are here today, give them a hand, that they made it. >> reporter: the action definitely heated up as the drinks flowed. the parks department raked in $45 per golfer from sunrise, which has sponsored a tournament here for several years, promising it was all for a good cause. neighbors who later saw our video were furious. >> i think money talks and anybody can do whate
last night. that strip club sponsoring a raunchy golf event at a public course in passaic county. officials say they were misled about what was billed as a charity fund-raising event, and law enforcement groups that were supposed to be among the event's beneficiaries say they haven't seen a dime. investigative reporter sarah wallace has more on this controversy. >> reporter: it was quite a striptease on this passaic county public golf course in groping, and golf ball games, all captured...
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attempt to flee police. a man takes off during a traffic stop and dives into passaic river, prompting an hours long search. the question now is, where is he? checkey beckford is in harrison speaking with one man who saw it all, checkey? >> sibila, it was a desperate bid to escape capture, going all high tide, no searchers on the water at this hour, meaning no guarantee he made it out of the water. as night and high tide set in on the passaic river, still no word on the fate of the man that jumped in ten hours earlier. >> jumped over the bridge, into the water. >> reporter: chopper 4 had a birds-eye view of the bizarre scene as police and sewer personnel stuck a specialized po manhole, meanwhile, a rescue boat waited outside the storm drain in case he emerged. >> this began around 1:00. >> reporter: officials say it started by a traffic stop here near the bridge street bridge. to avoid capture, they say the suspect ran from officers and jumped into the river, climbing to this bridge support. he then swam upstream to the storm drain all the way on the other side of the river. dmitry say
attempt to flee police. a man takes off during a traffic stop and dives into passaic river, prompting an hours long search. the question now is, where is he? checkey beckford is in harrison speaking with one man who saw it all, checkey? >> sibila, it was a desperate bid to escape capture, going all high tide, no searchers on the water at this hour, meaning no guarantee he made it out of the water. as night and high tide set in on the passaic river, still no word on the fate of the man...
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raunchy play on a public golf course. >> the event held at a golf course paid for by the passaic county taxpayers. >> here's investigative reporter sarah wallace. >> reporter: it was quite a pole dance performance. definitely not behind the closed doors of a strip club. county's public golf course in wayne on a recent weekday. the action in full swing by none time. the event sponsored by the sunrise gentleman's club of patterson advertised a day of golf and girls. uniformed officers were offered a discount. this is the same club that last year was busted on suspicions of prostitution. >> i want to welcome everybody here today. >> reporter: the organizer collected money up front i clubhouse, stressing it was a charity golf outing. >> the monies that we collected from you goes to some specific organizations. >> reporter: among the group, i-team producers with undercover cameras. they captured it all as the drinks flowed and the golf course games went from a g rating right down the alphabet. >> who is in group five? >> reporter: there were plenty of lap dances, hand groping, and just so we
raunchy play on a public golf course. >> the event held at a golf course paid for by the passaic county taxpayers. >> here's investigative reporter sarah wallace. >> reporter: it was quite a pole dance performance. definitely not behind the closed doors of a strip club. county's public golf course in wayne on a recent weekday. the action in full swing by none time. the event sponsored by the sunrise gentleman's club of patterson advertised a day of golf and girls. uniformed...
, passaic. but to the north and west, we're seeing a little cooler conditions here, drier air slowly starting to work its way in. 91 is what it feels like in the city right now. the actual temperature is about 85. humid tomorrow. not so much tonight and the morning. it will still be around by tomorrow afternoon, we'll get a breeze, it is much drier. the humidity plunges. temperatures will be in the upper 80s to around 90 so still pretty toasty in spots. but a wind makes it feel more comfortable. sunshine and no risk for thunderstorms. watch out, though, if you're going to the shore areas because currents. don't go out too far. uv index of course very high tomorrow, temperatures in the 80s to near 90. no risk of storms tomorrow, but we might see a couple showing up thursday morning in some spots. storm spot storms here, humidity creeps up ail a little bit going into the weekend but not nearly as what we saw last weekend. we're in the 80s through 90 saturday. sunday there could be a few storms around with but even worse on monday with stormy weather. after that we have a dry stretch tu
, passaic. but to the north and west, we're seeing a little cooler conditions here, drier air slowly starting to work its way in. 91 is what it feels like in the city right now. the actual temperature is about 85. humid tomorrow. not so much tonight and the morning. it will still be around by tomorrow afternoon, we'll get a breeze, it is much drier. the humidity plunges. temperatures will be in the upper 80s to around 90 so still pretty toasty in spots. but a wind makes it feel more...
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as bergen and passaic counties. very heavy rain fell earlier in the day in somerset county. that crest on millstone river is expected to happen at 2:00 am of 9.3 feet, minor flooding. it will drop back below flood stage later on in the morning. now, some roadways are still going to have standing water on them, on monday morning during that drive time. you may think that you know how deep it is. if you can't see the painted lines on the road, you don't know. so you want to turn around, find a different route. you have gps probably. if not on your phone then in your car. you can just find a different route to go. 71 degrees in north merrick. cooling off with that cooler air moving in behind the boundary with that heavy rain. look at the visibilities that very high dew points. saturated atmosphere out there. newberg and white plains. three-mile visibility in central park. that will drop in the overnight hours. there is the potential for fog complicating the issue with the roadways, having standing water on them. you definitely want to give yourself extra commute time tomorrow mornin
as bergen and passaic counties. very heavy rain fell earlier in the day in somerset county. that crest on millstone river is expected to happen at 2:00 am of 9.3 feet, minor flooding. it will drop back below flood stage later on in the morning. now, some roadways are still going to have standing water on them, on monday morning during that drive time. you may think that you know how deep it is. if you can't see the painted lines on the road, you don't know. so you want to turn around, find a...


As Ava got older, it became clear to her parents that she had lots of ideas she wanted to express, but no way of getting those ideas across. Her difficulties communicating caused a lot of frustration for both she and her parents. When they met with their team at Ron Joyce Children's Health Centre (RJCHC), they learned there were tools she could use to express herself, even though she couldn't speak clearly.
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The Design Centre works with staff at Hamilton Health Sciences' RJCHC, and with a variety of community organizations to supply visual materials for people who need them.


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Motorsports-heavy Spire Sports shifts gears, moves into music and esports spaces
Spire Sports & Entertainment, one of the most influential yet under-the-radar agencies in NASCAR, is working to raise its profile in 2018 amid on-track success and a new push into music and esports.
Founded in 2010 as a driver-focused motorsports agency, Spire has a roster that includes some of racing's brightest young stars, and it has grown a stable of corporate sponsorship clients.
On top of having deep ties in dirt-track racing, Spire has close relationships with a number of team owners in NASCAR, such as Rick Hendrick and Chip Ganassi, auto manufacturers like Toyota, brands like 5-Hour Energy and the sanctioning body itself. It also does work in IndyCar and is looking to do more work in Formula One.
Spire routinely helps broker deals in NASCAR such as driver transactions, sponsorships and endorsements. Yet that work is usually, and intentionally, done without the agency getting public credit.
But after seeing perhaps its best year from its drivers on track, led by Kyle Larson winning four races in NASCAR's premier series, and with a new effort to diversify into other forms of entertainment, the agency is working on a public relations plan to increase its brand recognition.
Spire Sports & Entertainment
■ Headquarters: Cornelius, N.C.
■ No. of employees: 23
■ Key executives: Co-founders Jeff Dickerson, T.J. Puchyr and Chris Newman
■ Key clients: Chip Ganassi Racing, Hendrick Motorsports, Kyle Larson, Knoxville Raceway, 5-Hour Energy
"Some of our sponsors, and certainly our teams and drivers, I think they like us because we're private," said Jeff Dickerson, co-founder of Spire. "[But] the best thing for the sales guys and maybe for the company overall is to probably be a little more forward about it."
The agency started with three employees and just two rooms in an office outside Charlotte where it now controls the entire floor. On top of Larson, Spire's roster includes NASCAR drivers Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Christopher Bell plus IndyCar driver James Hinchcliffe. In addition to 5-Hour Energy, Spire represents brands including Auto-Owners Insurance, Eneos and DC Solar.
Spire has grown to 23 employees. Almost all of its annual revenue now comes from motorsports, with its corporate sponsorship business growing the most. Spire charges retainer fees for its work and then bills based on specific projects.
Staffing will increase now that Spire is building out a new music venture that will link corporate brands with musical artists and festivals. Spire won't be a promoter of concerts but will rather broker deals with sponsors who want to get into the space.
Spire's first client that will push into music is 5-Hour Energy, according to Ty Norris, a longtime NASCAR executive who came over last year after Michael Waltrip Racing folded. The "energy shot" brand will endorse undisclosed national touring artists, activate and promote with the artists at the performing venues, engage on social media, create a philanthropic program with some of the artists, and create in-market retail programs.
Spire is also dabbling in esports. It recently became a founding partner in a new venture called Triggerfish Partnerships, which is the media and sponsorship sales arm of Infinite Esports & Entertainment, a holding company founded this year by Texas Rangers co-owner Neil Leibman that includes OpTic Gaming and other esports verticals. OpTic Gaming features teams that play across several first-person-shooter games.
Agency executives noted that the plan is for motorsports to stay at the heart of Spire's work, but now the agency is capable of extending relationships to music and esports for clients looking for broader reach.
"In some ways it's still the exact same — motorsports is still the focus of it," Dickerson said. "You have this success, this is your time to capitalize and maybe take on some risk but you can't take your eye off the core business — and our core business is going to be NASCAR and IndyCar."
Busch beer pops the top on a major promotion that will send 500 fans to Daytona
Brother to remain Porzingis' on-court agent after Miller's exit


Aurélie Clay, who manages the website Brodely, has worked up a very clear tutorial for making a goldwork & metal thread flower. She uses colored purls, couching them in a basketweave pattern, to fill the petals of a simple but beautiful flower. This would be a great technique for making ornaments! I love the the idea, the materials, the whole technique! If you get a chance, check out her tutorial. She's also selling colored purls on Brodely, if you're looking for a European resource. I was thinking this technique would work great with Thistle Threads new silk-wrapped purls, too.
December 4, 2013 Stitch Fun: Beetle Wings & Shisha!
Thanks for the link to this great site, which I spent some time browsing. It made me wish that I'd kept up with my French. Maybe someone should offer foreign language courses for embroiderers! I've thought about putting together a glossary of common needlework terms in other languages to assist me when visiting blogs like these or looking at foreign-language embroidery books.
"I was thinking this technique would work great with Thistle Threads new silk-wrapped purls, too."
I've been having a go at the pink bug needlework nibble this week and am enjoying working with the wiggly worms even though I found them a bit fiddly at first.
Wow, that's a gorgeous effect. Thank you for sharing that link!!
That was very beautiful, Mary, Thank you for sharing!
I am of the opinion that yours is the only website that seems to help out no matter what the query is regarding embroidery. I'd say it's the A-Z website for all embroidery queries! It's an AMAZING & FANTASTIC job, what you have achieved here. Hat's off, really!!!
You have been a big help to one such as me, who likes to learn by myself.
Your endless energy in running and upkeep of this website describes the zest and passion you have for hand embroidery.
Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm so glad to hear you enjoy (and use!) Needle 'n Thread!
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In the Open Event Android app we had already built the new homescreen but the users only had access to bookmarks in a separate page which could be accessed from the navbar.If the bookmarks section were to be incorporated in the homescreen itself, it would definitely improve its access to the user. In this blog post, I'll be talking about how this was done in the app.
These 2 images show the homescreen and the bookmarks section respectively.
This was the proposed homescreen page for the app. This would provide easy access to important stuff to the user such as event venue,date,description etc. Also the same homescreen would also have the bookmarks showing at the top if there are any.
The list of bookmarks in the first iteration of design was modeled to be a horizontal list of cards.
These are some variables for reference.
The code snippet below highlights the initial setup of the bookmarks recycler view for the horizontal List of cards. All of this is being done in the onCreateView callback of the AboutFragment.java file which is the fragment file for the homescreen.
The SessionListAdapter is an adapter that was built to handle multiple types of displays of the same viewholder i.e SessionViewHolder . This SessionListAdapter is given a static variable as an argument which is just notifies the adapter to switch to the bookmarks mode for the adapter.
This function loadData() is responsible for extracting the sessions that are bookmarked from the local Realm database. We the update the BookmarkAdapter on the homescreen with the list of the bookmarks obtained. Here we see that a ChangeListener is being attached to our RealmResults. This is being done so that we do our adapter notify only after the data of the bookmarked sessions has been processed from a background thread.
And it is good practice to remove any ChangeListeners that we attach during the fragment life cycle in the onStop() method to avoid memory leaks.
So now we have successfully added bookmarks to the homescreen.


In my capacity as substitute teacher, I sometimes see things worth reporting. Recently, I substituted for an elementary school librarian at one of the schools where I work fairly often. Several teachers and many students were out because of a stomach bug working its way through the school. And it was still at work.
The Kindergartner who threw up in the library on my watch was not the first one in his class to have been sick that day, so after I moved those closest to the mess elsewhere ("Everyone at the red table, please move to the green table, now!") the children's comments and questions were an exercise in forensics ("What did HE have for breakfast today?" one asked, leaning in) and comparative cleaning strategies they had seen at home and on airplanes. When the janitor came and covered the mass with sawdust, one of the students raised his hand and asked, "Um, can we watch?" Sure, but, not from close up. It was, after all, a STEM process — solids and liquids, vacuum and spray. We agreed that the janitor was awesome, especially when he told me to throw out the pencils I had been cleaning, and brought us a new box of twelve, sharpened.
Later I had prep time after lunch, so I didn't need to be anywhere soon when the nurse needed to step out of her office. I waited there, in her place, with two children. One was the lad who had been sick.
I felt sorry for him, because he had looked so shocked and stricken when it happened. "It's okay," I said at the time, "sooner or later everyone throws up in school. Let's get you to the nurse." The nurse had assured me that the boy's father was on his way. There was also a girl who had come to the nurse, I was pretty sure, under false pretenses. Having done this in my youth often enough, I focused on what I could do for her; I tied her shoes. She thanked me, and went back to her book.
He nodded at me with bright eyes and a tiny smile meant to convince. It did not.
The child's face split in a wide grin. The nurse returned, the girl was shooed back to class, and I left for my break.
Transition is the hardest part of labor for a reason. I am working on making changes, and they haven't come to fruition yet, so this is the sweaty grouchy part where I do LaMaze breathing and rant a lot. Remembering the four beautiful outcomes of transitions past (hi, guys!), and trying to remember to breathe.
Deep cleansing breath, then off for Morning Prayers and to tackle life anew. Already, all of today's decisions feel good.
When I was seventeen my late, and great, Uncle Joe let me sit in on his interview with Blackstone the Magician, who had an elephant in his act. Uncle Joe asked Blackstone something unexpected. He asked him how they know that a stage is safe for the elephant to walk on. Do they have a structural engineer travel with them, or what?
Joe asked him to clarify.
Today I listened to the elephant voice in my head, and did not step out to do something where I felt unsupported.
And also it felt good.
Maybe to so much else.
But let the yea be a yea and the nay a nay.


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MainAll NewsInside IsraelYeshiva Head: Lapid Funding Cut Shows True Motives
Yeshiva Head: Lapid Funding Cut Shows True Motives
Rabbi Ronsky: Lapid's stance on yeshiva budgets - including those whose students enlisted - brings his intent into question.
Rabbi Ronsky (left), during his time as IDF C
Rabbi Avichai Ronsky, head of the yeshiva in Itamar, northern Samaria, slammed Finance Minister Yair Lapid on Thursday over his decision to retroactively cut yeshiva funding.
"The Finance Minister's underhanded move in stopping to budgets to yeshivas, even those whose students have enlisted, throws heavy doubt on the honesty of his intentions," Rabbi Ronsky said, in a post to his Facebook page.
Like many others, Rabbi Ronsky – who formerly served as chief rabbi of the IDF and whose yeshiva identifies with the religious-Zionist stream, who do serve in the army – warned that the approach taken by Lapid, and by the Supreme Court, is likely to hurt the cause of hareidi army recruitment.
"The general anger, in both the hareidi yeshivas and the Zionist yeshivas, over this draconian measure of stopping the budget overnight is creating a sense of detachment from the state that is likely to boomerang and hurt hareidi enlistment," he warned.
The solution, he said, is to encourage hareidi enlistment without threats. "Only moderate progress in the number of recruits – a trend which began some years ago, to the satisfaction of the IDF Manpower Directorate, without any threat of any kind of punishment – will bring about the reality we are all hoping for, of cooperation and of sharing the beloved 'burden' of Israel's security," he declared.
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the state can no longer provide funding to yeshivas for students aged 18-20 who have not enlisted in the IDF. Lapid decided to apply the ruling to the February budget transfer that was already underway, ordering it cancelled.
MK Ayelet Shaked (Jewish Home), who heads the Knesset committee tasked with drafting a new law on hareidi enlistment, said Wednesday that the Supreme Court ruling will ultimately be inconsequential. The new law should be ready by March, she explained, meaning there will be little if any practical impact to the decision.
Tags:Yair Lapid, hareidi army recruitment, Equal Burden of Service, yeshiva budgets, Yeshiva funding, Rabbi Avichai Ronski


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New law on strategic storage of food to boost PPPs in Qatar
Public-private partnership PPP strategic storage of food consumption goods
Qatar Chamber board member Mohamed bin Ahmed al-Obaidli presiding over the meeting held Tuesday in the presence of Qatar Chamber chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim al-Thani, first vice chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari, board member Abdulrahman al-Ansari, Assistant undersecretary for Consumer Affairs - head of the Strategic Storage Team Sheikh Jassim bin Jabor al-Thani, and the director of the Food Security Department at the Ministry of Municipal and Environment and Secretary of the National Committee for Food Security Masoud Jarallah al-Marri.
Peter Alagos
The new law on strategic storage of food and consumption goods would play a significant role in strengthening the country's public-private partnership (PPP) strategy, according to Qatar Chamber board member Mohamed bin Ahmed al-Obaidli.
Al-Obaidli made the statement during a seminar hosted by Qatar Chamber Tuesday, which aims to discuss the role of the private sector in the strategic storage of foodstuffs and commodities.
"The private sector would play an important role in the strategic storage sector; Law No 24 of 2019 concerning organising and control of strategic storage of food and consumption goods would enhance public-private partnerships," al-Obaidli stressed.
The seminar, which was led by al-Obaidli, was held in the presence of Qatar Chamber chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim al-Thani, first vice chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari, board member Abdulrahman al-Ansari,
Assistant undersecretary for Consumer Affairs - head of the Strategic Storage Team Sheikh Jassim bin Jabor al-Thani, and the director of the Food Security Department at the Ministry of Municipal and Environment and Secretary of the National Committee for Food Security Masoud Jarallah al-Marri.
Sheikh Khalifa said it is important to announce in advance the success of PPP projects in the strategic storage sector and any new project to give the private sector enough time to study the project and communicate with international companies to cooperate in the implementation process.
He also said strategic storage projects, such as the food security storage facility at Hamad Port has promoted the country's status as an important hub for strategic storage and a model for achieving food security strategy.
Al-Obaidli, who is also chairman of Qatar Chamber's Food Security and Environment Committee, said the storage sector has played a key role in achieving social, economic, and political objectives, and securing the strategic commodities and consumption goods during unexpected fluctuations, such as the sudden drop in domestic production or natural and commercial market fluctuations.
He said the significant expansion that Qatar is witnessing in all economic sectors requires increasing the storage capacities of strategic commodities, whether short term or long term items to secure its uninterrupted availability in the market.
Stressing the role of the private sector, al-Obaidli noted that it effectively contributed to meeting the requirements of the local market and increased the local production through manufacturing and agricultural production.
Al-Marri said strategic storage would help the country face two challenges: short-term stocks of perishable goods and the long-term stock of non-perishable goods. He said that the national strategy for food security is based on four pillars: boosting local production, strategic storage, international trade, and the local market.
Sheikh Jassim said the state has laid an integrated food security system based on diversifying sources of import, establishing a strategic storage of food and strategic commodities, achieving local self-sufficiency, enhancing productive capacities, and developing infrastructure and legislation.
He stressed that these steps are adopted to meet the challenges related to global markets, climate changes, monopolistic policies, or changes at the local and regional level.
He said the issuance of the Law No 24 of 2019 aims to create a legal framework for the establishment and management of strategic storage and facing all fluctuations, as well as organising procedures applied in emergency cases.
Sheikh Jassim said there is coordination between the authorities and the private sector, whether suppliers, wholesalers or outlets to secure the necessary goods and commodities. He noted that an electronic system has been launched to manage strategic storage and to identify the amount of goods in the private sector.
Al-Kuwari said food security is one Qatar's most important project, and stressed that "the private sector is willing to see more facilitations in terms of financing and procedures."


So it is not good to hear all these issues but nice to know I am not alone any more. My daughter that will be 8 has had night terrors many times, wets the beds and also is diagnosed with adhd and is always in trouble in school and never has slept good.
Maybe I have not looked at this in the right light, any advice?
My son will be 4 soon and he over the last year wakes up every once in awhile and say he is choking and than throws up without being sick. He also has been wetting the bed lately a lot too and about the last year I could count on both my hands how many full nights he has slept through. Any thoughts?
Kevin: Hi Jonie, Thanks for sharing your story. Wetting the bed can be a symptom of sleep apnea in childhood, as can behavior characteristic of ADHD. Sleep apnea is a condition where you stop breathing on occasion while you sleep. Snoring often accompanies it (but doesn't have to) and the apneas look like pauses in the snoring. These pauses cause microawakenings, which can confuse the child's bladder into producing more urine than it should at night. Do your children snore at all?
The choking you describe with your son could also be related to apneas.
That is a possible direction to follow and at least become knowledgable about. You can read our section on sleep apnea here. Best wishes, and feel free to update this page with any progress you make.


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Shared Instrumentation Grant (SIG) Program 2022 and High-End Instrumentation Grant Program (HEI) 2022
Pre-application Deadline: Tuesday, March 15, 2022 - 5:00 PM
From the NIH call the NIH ORIP's Shared Instrumentation Grant (S10) program, also known as a SIG, supports the purchase or upgrade of a single item of high-priced, specialized, commercially available instruments or integrated systems in the $50,000 to $600,000 price range. Examples of instrumentation supported by SIG funding include, but are not limited to: X-ray diffractometers, mass spectrometers, nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers, DNA and protein sequencers, biosensors, electron and light microscopes, cell sorters, and biomedical imagers. For research equipment exceeding the $600,000 price range, investigators may apply for the High-End Instrumentation (HEI) Grant Program. Please note that the maximum award is $2,000,000 of direct costs for an HEI grant.
The MGH Executive Committee on Research (ECOR) has again committed funding to provide institutional support this year for Shared Instrumentation Grant (S10) and High-End Instrumentation (HEI) Grant proposals. ECOR has made this commitment because it recognizes that institutional support greatly increases the likelihood that a S10 or HEI application will be funded.
Since 2014, the following has been required in each SIG/HEI application:
The institution must explicitly state a commitment to provide financial support for the proposed financial plan should a shortfall be experienced due to a lack of other grant funding or chargeback/volume fluctuations (see Sect. IV).
A separate communication will be sent directly to department chiefs addressing the support of financial plans for submitted applications.
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The Indiana Court of Appeals rejected the arguments of a father with a history of domestic violence and other criminal convictions who said evidence was improperly admitted to terminate parental rights to his three daughters.
Father T.F. has three daughters born in 2005, 2006 and 2007, and Marion Superior Juvenile Court Judge Marilyn Moores ordered his parental rights terminated last April. The court found termination was in the children's best interests and adoption was a satisfactory plan for their care and treatment.
Father appealed, arguing the court admitted hearsay, unqualified expert testimony from therapists and a guardian ad litem involved with the case, and testimony admitted through the GAL as the voice of the children. Judge Elaine Brown wrote a 33-page opinion rejecting these arguments in In the Matter of the Termination of the Parent-Child Relationship of A.F., D.F. & M.F., Minor Children, T.F., Father v. Indiana Department of Child Services,49A04-1605-JT-1030.
The court found the GAL was not an expert witness bound by Evidence Rule 702. Indeed, under Evidence Rule 701, the GAL's "opinion was rationally based on her personal observation, knowledge, and past experience, and thus that the court did not abuse its discretion when it admitted her testimony that the children suffered trauma" from cycles of being removed from, then reunited with, their parents.


Alexander Creswell returns to Watts Contemporary Gallery, exhibiting paintings from recent travels in the Holy Land. This new collection of small watercolours are on show for the first time. All artworks are for sale.
Alexander Creswell travels the world in search of places of beauty and capturing the spirit of place in astonishing watercolour paintings. Light and dark are his muses and the patina of stone, brick and earth inform his palette. His work has been likened to JMW Turner and David Roberts but his fluency with light is quite his own. Works in this exhibition explore the rock-carved architecture of Petra and the ancient stones of Jerusalem, celebrating the play of changing sunlight upon stone.
Alexander Creswell is an internationally celebrated artist known for his fluency and technical skill in watercolour. Creswell's paintings combine subtle colouring and skilful draughtsmanship with a deep reverence for natural light.
Join us in Watts Gallery on Wednesday 15 May, as Creswell provides an insight into his recent trips to Jerusalem and the Holy Land and the astonishing watercolour paintings he went on to produce - now on display and for sale in the exhibition.


With a history of over 5,000 years, China has much to see and experience in its vast land. A 2 day city tour or even multi-destination over 20 days open a door for travelers from Korea into the old nation. Heading from the history rich Beijing, to once of the most glorious age Xi'an, next discover the mysterious Tibet or further explore the ancient Silk Road…China is a land that offers so many travel choices for Korean tourists.
Instead, Korean citizens and other foreigners in South Korea have to apply for Chinese visa (Hong Kong Visa is not included) through travel agencies designated by the consulate.


Using a soft, airy foam texture, the Micro Cleansing Foam by Estee Lauder works to cleanse the skin and wipe away makeup, impurities and pollution. It provides a thorough but gentle treatment that leaves skin wonderfully soft, clean and refreshed. To use: Apply evening to damp skin, avoiding the eye contour area. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.


In August of 1970, two days prior to the public release of the film version of John D MacDonald's 1966 Travis McGee novel Darker Than Amber, a private screening for VIP's and selected members of the local press was held in Miami. The affair was hosted by the film's producer Jack Reeves and he invited MacDonald, MacDonald's wife Dorothy, and the film's star Rod Taylor. The MacDonalds made it, Taylor didn't: a week before the event he was injured in an automobile accident in California and his doctor would not consent to him traveling.
This article appeared in the August 13 edition of the Palm Beach Post and was written by staff reporter Dave Simms, who attended. The few bits of opinion JDM offered on the quality of the finished product are -- given the circumstances -- kind but vague, and in stark contrast to those he voiced later on.
His shoulders draped in the beginnings of what appears to be, incongruous for a writer, a business suit, sliced at heart-top by the crop of the photograph.
So I'm walking through the tubular maze of hallways in Miami's squatty, pink Wometco Building, the image of the MacDonald photograph in my mind imaging Travis McGee and his hairy companion, Meyer, walking the same corridors, getting step by step closer to the private screening room.
It's the room where John D MacDonald awaits, in the VIP row in back, the pre-public showing of his first Travis McGee book to be made into a movie.
I expect a pipe with some burly aroma steaming from its bowl. And, despite the summer Florida heat and the business suit in the image, I expect a jacket of tweed.
But John D MacDonald is sitting there in a pencil-point-gray, pencil-point-thin jacket over a blue-black, carbon-paper-colored shirt. And he's chain smoking little brown cigars.
The projectionists is late and the pre-public showing of Darker Than Amber is delayed 15 minutes, a half hour, a few minutes more.
MacDonald is murmuring in outwardly relaxed conversation about politics, youth, movie contracts and columnist John Keasler.
The clothes and the conversation feign nonchalance. But the rapid succession of little brown cigars, impulsively extracted from a package-box, suggests a different mood.
I don't think it would be too unwarranted to speculate that John D MacDonald is a bit apprehensive, flutteringly expectant and maybe downright nervous.
"We're awfully sorry about the projectionist," says a man, obviously used to coordinating things, who's been darting around coordinating the long wait.
John D MacDonald is done murmuring. "I loved the book," he chants with good-natured sarcasm.
Creator of Travis McGee in 1964 (he's written a dozen McGee books since then), creator of mathematical-minded Meyer at the same time to travel South Florida, Mexico, elsewhere with McGee, the two quite probably MacDonald's alter egos, the writer is becoming good-naturedly impatient at the delay of their movie debut.
Lights down finally, screen ablaze with opening scene headlights. And credits. John D MacDonald gets almost a full screen of credit. And Darker Than Amber is rolling.
Travis McGee, the human hero National General Pictures hopes will become a household word for movie-goers, the human hero MacDonald readers already have made into a household word, is on the screen.
But more about the movie itself, which was shot in South Florida, after it opens publicly Friday.
Movie over, lights up. John D MacDonald pops up from his VIP chair. "Well, back to glaring reality," he says with conviction.
I ask, in comment form, "It seemed to me he leered once. I can't imagine Travis McGee ever leering."
"No," says MacDonald with a hearty laugh this time. "He smirked, maybe."
The whole movie? "I liked it better than I expected I would," he says, bunched up with some others at the entrance to the dining room of the M-S Sunward, the cruise ship on which part of the movie was shot and to which the private screening party is bused for lunch.
He indicates he liked it much better than Cape Fear, a movie made a decade ago, in pre-McGee days, from the MacDonald-written The Executioners.
But he says, "I'm a grown up boy... enough so I realize that if you translate a book into a movie accurately, the movie would take eight hours to run and nobody would stay."
MacDonald's wife says he was unhappy with the first Hollywood draft of the screenplay, but it apparently improved along the way.
John D MacDonald ponders a restaurant scene in the movie that isn't in the book. "I thought those two buddies of that kid in the bar were quite chicken." If he had written a similar sequence into a book, he would have written it differently.
He muses over something else and suddenly says in a gee-whiz kind of innocent tone, "You'd think they had to raid a blood-bank to get the blood for the picture."
He's laughing now a bit and people are shuffling around John D MacDonald, trying to impress him with how many of his books they've read and how much they know about Travis McGee.
I get the feeling John D MacDonald is not the type of writer who gets impressed with that kind of tactic. But he bends a bit today, after the screening, to be especially gracious and polite about it.
Because, for John D MacDonald, Travis McGee, after six years in paperback, is now alive and well on the movie screen.


1. ANGLER is a good environment for learning new technologies & will get challenging projects.
2. For a candidate at Jr.level with few years' experience, it's a better opportunity to work as an ANGLERian and can learn many things such as technical & non-technical. Appraisal process is good, clearly distinguishing high performer's & low performer's.
3. Good working experience with co-worker's/seniors who will be helpful in tough situations. According to me, HR team has supported me on any request & they have acknowledged, given due importance to give a solution.
I applied online. The process took 6 days. I interviewed at ANGLER (Coimbatore) in August 2017.
There are totally four rounds in the interview and i completed all the four rounds successfully.
4. Last round HR interview.
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BiosecurityBiodefense Policy Landscape Analysis Tool
Outbreaks of new and reemerging infectious diseases, coupled with an increasing biological threat from non-state actors, highlight the continued need for the U.S. to prioritize biodefense efforts. The Blue Ribbon Panel on Biodefense has noted that the U.S. remains underprepared for a catastrophic biological attack or global pandemic, and has highlighted the need for increased government coordination in biodefense.
Outbreaks of new and reemerging infectious diseases, coupled with an increasing biological threat from non-state actors, highlight the continued need for the U.S. to prioritize biodefense efforts. The Blue Ribbon Panel on Biodefense has noted that the U.S. remains underprepared for a catastrophic biological attack or global pandemic, and has highlighted the need for increased government coordination in biodefense. Following the events of 2001, multiple policy directives and public laws were enacted, assigning enduring biodefense responsibilities to at least sixteen different entities within the federal government. As a result, it is difficult to comprehend the full continuum of federal responsibilities.
PNNL says that in 2017, it chartered an internally funded working group, the Policy Wranglers, to capture relevant biodefense policy directives, public laws, and corresponding sections of the U.S. Code, in a format conducive to visualization. The resulting tool can be utilized to better understand the current state of the U.S. biodefense enterprise.
This version of the Biodefense Policy Landscape Analysis Tool, updated on November 14, 2017, captures the enduring biodefense responsibilities from the following sources:
Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 9: Defense of United States Agriculture and Food
HSPD-10: Biodefense for the 21st Century
HSPD-18: Medical Countermeasures Against Weapons of Mass Destruction
Public Law (PL) 101-298: Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act of 1989
PL 102-182: Chemical & Biological Weapons Control & Warfare Elimination Act of 1991
PL 107-56: Uniting & Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism (USA PATRIOT) Act of 2001
PL 107-188: Public Health Security & Bioterrorism Preparedness & Response Act of 2002
PL 107-296: Homeland Security Act of 2002
PL 108-276: Project BioShield Act of 2004
PL 109-417: Pandemic & All-Hazards Preparedness Act
PL 110-53: Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007
PL 113-5: Pandemic & All-Hazards Preparedness Reauthorization Act of 2013
PL 115: Securing our Agriculture and Food Act of 2017
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Christmas Day 2018 by The Reverend Jeffrey C. Johnson Gospel: John 1:1-14 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God,
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At RESULTS, we believe that everyone deserves affordable healthcare and nutritious food to eat. We work to:
Strengthen and expand SNAP (formerly known as food stamps), which helps put food on the table for more than 40 million Americans. We push back against any policy proposals that would harm or undermine the program.
Ensure that Medicaid, a federal health insurance program that provides free or low-cost health care for 1 in 5 people in the United States, stays fully funded and available to those who need it.
U.S. Health & Nutrition Resources
New rule forces immigrant families to make impossible choices
Over the weekend, the Trump administration announced a new policy that would force legally residing immigrants to choose between getting what they need or staying with the families they love.
Sep 25th 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
New census data is out. It's time to make headlines.
New data out today shows that 3.4 million people moved above the poverty line in the United States last year thanks to support from SNAP (the program we used to call "food stamps"). But just as the Census Bureau was releasing those figures, leaders on Capitol Hill were negotiating SNAP's fate.
Sep 12th 2018 | Inequality & Tax Policy | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Asia's story: A mom fights for Medicaid
When Asia Bijan-Thompson's daughter was born 10 weeks premature, she was so tiny and fragile that she needed to stay in the neo-natal intensive care unit for an entire month. But in the midst of all the stress and uncertainty, there was one thing Asia didn't have to worry about: health insurance.
Aug 20th 2018 | Experts on Poverty | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Grassroots Spotlight: Shams Al-Badry
We sat down with Shams Al-Badry, a RESULTS volunteer in Lincoln, Nebraska, during the 2018 RESULTS International Conference to talk about how she's evolved as an advocate and why she's so committed to her work with RESULTS.
Aug 02nd 2018 | International Conference | RESULTS Fellowship | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Changes to "public charge" policy could threaten federal assistance for immigrant families
The Trump administration may soon propose changes to immigration rules that would create a stark new reality for immigrant beneficiaries of social assistance programs.
Jul 30th 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
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UPDATE: New administration rule threatens immigrant families
Today the administration announced that it is moving forward with a rule proposed last fall that will force immigrants to risk food, health care, and housing assistance in order to stay in the U.S.
Aug 12th 2019 | Housing & Home Ownership | U.S. Health & Nutrition
RESULTS advocates publish over 50 pieces of media against proposed immigration rule
When the Trump administration proposed a rule that would deny permanent residency to immigrants who receive federal assistance, RESULTS volunteers took action.
Dec 19th 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
CNN: I'm a chef, an author and a mom – and I've been on food stamps
RESULTS Expert on Poverty Clara Moore wrote a powerful op-ed for CNN about her experience on SNAP (formerly called food stamps) and how we can combat harmful stereotypes about people living in poverty.
Dec 19th 2018 | Experts on Poverty | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Coast to Coast, Standing Up for Anti-Poverty Programs
Congress, don't pull the rug out from under low-income Americans.
This weekend the administration announced a draconian new proposal that jeopardizes nutrition, health care, and other basic needs for immigrant families in the United States.
New Census Bureau data shows 1 in 8 Americans still live below the poverty line
Statement from Joanne Carter, Executive Director of RESULTS and RESULTS Educational Fund on the release of new data on poverty from the U.S. Census Bureau:
Farm bill fails on House floor
Bill would have stripped food assistance from struggling Americans.
May 18th 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Farm Bill draft would take food away from people struggling to find work
Today House Agriculture Committee Chair Mike Conaway (TX-11) unveiled a draft Farm Bill that would take basic food assistance away from low-income Americans struggling to find work.
Apr 12th 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Rejecting policy proposals that threaten programs for low-income Americans
Yesterday the House of Representatives passed a budget resolution that threatens to slash critical anti-poverty programs while fast-tracking massive tax cuts for the wealthy and big corporations.
Oct 06th 2017 | Economic Opportunity | Inequality & Tax Policy | U.S. Health & Nutrition
November 2018: The election is over. Now what?
Guest Speaker: Debbie Weinstein, Coalition on Human Needs
November 2018 Webinar Recording
November 2018 Webinar Summary
November 2018 Webinar Slides
Nov 18th 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
October 2018: Protecting Immigrant Families and Election Engagement
Guest Speaker: Jackie Vimo of the National Immigration Law Center
October 2018 Webinar Recording
October 2018 Webinar Slides
October 2018 Webinar Summary
Oct 01st 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Monthly Action Sheets (U.S. Poverty)
September 2018 U.S. Poverty Action
Generate Media to Protect SNAP
September 2018: Generate Media to Protect Anti-Poverty Programs
Guest Speaker: Columnist Jerry Large
September 2018 Webinar Recording
September 2018 Webinar Slides
September 2018 Webinar Summary
Sep 01st 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Laser Talks (U.S. Poverty)
Fall 2018 U.S. Poverty Laser Talks
Protecting nutrition assistance (SNAP)
Aug 03rd 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
August 2018 U.S. Poverty Action
Shape the Election Debate with Candidate Questions about Poverty
Jul 31st 2018 | Inequality & Tax Policy | U.S. Health & Nutrition
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Jul 20th 2018 | Housing & Home Ownership | Inequality & Tax Policy | Tuberculosis | U.S. Health & Nutrition
June/July 2018 U.S. Poverty Action
Use Effective Advocacy Tools to Protect SNAP
Jun 05th 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
June 2018: Keeping the Pressure on Congress to Protect Hungry Families
Guest Speaker: Allison Bovell-Ammon of Children's HealthWatch
June 2018 Webinar Recording
June 2018 Webinar Summary
June 2018 Webinar Slides
Jun 01st 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
May 2018: Protecting SNAP from Harmful Cuts in the House Farm Bill
Guest Speaker: Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT-3)
May 2018 Webinar Slides
May 01st 2018 | U.S. Health & Nutrition
Economic Opportunity Experts on Poverty Inequality & Tax Policy


Pipetto launches stylish leather cases for iPhone, iPod and more | What Hi-Fi?
With the amount of technology crammed in to the majority of portables, whether phones or MP3 players, you really should be giving it plenty of protection in the form of a case.
Pipetto wants to make sure you don't have to forego style in doing so and has launched a range of nine models in eight different genuine leathers.
'Affordably luxurious' is the look the company's going for, with styles including satchel brown, petrol and gold snake print, should that be your bag (or indeed case).
Not just a pretty face the Pipetto cases include strong shells precisely fitted for each device, rear pull-up straps for pulling out your phone and soft micro-suede linings to protect screens.
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Gastric hepatoid adenocarcinomas are a genetically heterogenous group; most tumors show 'chromosomal instability,' but 'MSI' tumors do exist.
Department of Human Pathology, Juntendo University, Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo, 113-8421, Japan.
Fusion of ALK to the melanophilin gene MLPH in pediatric Spitz nevi.
TP53 missense mutation is associated with increased tumor-infiltrating T-cells in primary prostate Cancer.
Department of Pathology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, 21287, United States; Department of Oncology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, 21287, United States; Department of Urology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, 21287, United States.
Targeted next-generation sequencing of well-differentiated rectal, gastric, and appendiceal neuroendocrine tumors to identify potential targets.
Department of Pathology, Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital, Hallym University College of Medicine, Anyang, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea.
Hum Pathol 2019 Feb 27. Epub 2019 Feb 27.
Unidad de Patología, Hospital General de Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico.
About concomitant KRAS and other molecular alterations in non-small cell lung cancers.
Hum Pathol 2019 Feb 20. Epub 2019 Feb 20.
Co-expression of cytokeratin and vimentin in colorectal Cancer highlights a subset of tumor buds and an atypical Cancer-associated stroma.
Hum Pathol 2019 Feb 19. Epub 2019 Feb 19.
Tumor PD-L1 expression in malignant pleural and peritoneal mesothelioma by Dako PD-L1 22C3 pharmDx and Dako PD-L1 28-8 pharmDx assays.
Department of Pathology, University of Utah, 1950 Circle of Hope, Salt Lake City, UT 84112; ARUP Laboratories, 500 Chipeta Way, Salt Lake City, UT, 84108.
TPL2, a therapeutic potential target for cancer.
Hum Pathol 2019 Jan 6;83:224. Epub 2018 Jul 6.
The First Affiliated Hospital of Anhui University of Chinese Medicine, 230031, Hefei, Anhui Province, China.
TEMPORARY REMOVAL: "Silencing the GUCA2A-GUCY2C tumor suppressor axis in CIN, Serrated and MSI Colorectal Neoplasia".
Hum Pathol 2019 Feb 2. Epub 2019 Feb 2.
Incidental nonneoplastic parenchymal findings in patients undergoing lung resection for mass lesions.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 15;86:93-101. Epub 2019 Jan 15.
Myositis ossificans mimicking metaplastic breast cancer on core needle biopsy.
Hum Pathol 2019 Jan 11. Epub 2019 Jan 11.
Institute of Pathology Recklinghausen, University Hospital, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, 91054 Erlangen, Germany.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 8;86:163-169. Epub 2019 Jan 8.
PD-L1 and CD8 are associated with deficient mismatch repair status in triple-negative and HER2-positive breast cancers.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 8;86:108-114. Epub 2019 Jan 8.
Hepatic mast cell concentration directly correlates to stage of fibrosis in NASH.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 28;86:129-135. Epub 2018 Dec 28.
Pinnacle Clinical Research, San Antonio, TX.
Steatotic and nonsteatotic scirrhous hepatocellular carcinomas reveal distinct clinicopathological features.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 28;86:222-232. Epub 2018 Dec 28.
The presence of Y674/Y675 phosphorylated NTRK1 via TP53 repression of PTPN6 expression as a potential prognostic marker in neuroblastoma.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 27;86:182-192. Epub 2018 Dec 27.
Beyond sequence variation: assessment of copy number variation in adult glioblastoma through targeted tumor somatic profiling.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 27;86:170-181. Epub 2018 Dec 27.
PD-L1 expression and association with malignant behavior in pheochromocytomas/paragangliomas.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 27;86:155-162. Epub 2018 Dec 27.
Cytomegalovirus infective gastritis in an immunocompetent host misdiagnosed as malignancy on upper gastrointestinal endoscopy: a case report and review of literature.
Hum Pathol 2018 Dec 22. Epub 2018 Dec 22.
Molecular testing of borderline cutaneous melanocytic lesions: SNP array is more sensitive and specific than FISH.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 18;86:115-123. Epub 2018 Dec 18.
Incidence of extramural venous invasion in colorectal carcinoma as determined at the invasive tumor front and its prognostic impact.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 18;86:102-107. Epub 2018 Dec 18.
Institute of Pathology, LKH Feldkirch, Carinagasse 47, 6807 Feldkirch, Austria.
Correlation of melanoma gene expression score with clinical outcomes on a series of melanocytic lesions.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 17;86:213-221. Epub 2018 Dec 17.
Department of Pathology, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH 44106.
Clinicopathological and molecular analysis of multinodular and vacuolating neuronal tumors of the cerebrum.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 11;86:203-212. Epub 2018 Dec 11.
Immune checkpoint blockade as a potential therapeutic strategy for undifferentiated malignancies.
Hum Pathol 2018 Dec 7;82:39-45. Epub 2018 Jul 7.
Eps8, a therapeutic potential target for cancer.
Hum Pathol 2018 Dec 3;82:300-301. Epub 2018 Jul 3.
Conflicting IDH1/IDH2, ATRX, and 1p/19q results in diffuse gliomas: a commentary.
Hum Pathol 2018 Dec 3;82:297-298. Epub 2018 Jul 3.
Clinical utility and concordance of upper urinary tract cytology and biopsy in predicting clinicopathological features of upper urinary tract urothelial carcinoma.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 8;86:76-84. Epub 2018 Dec 8.
Hum Pathol 2018 Dec 8. Epub 2018 Dec 8.
Molecular characterization of metaplastic breast carcinoma via next-generation sequencing.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 8;86:85-92. Epub 2018 Dec 8.
Division of Surgical Oncology, Department of Surgery, City of Hope National Medical Center, Duarte 91010, USA.
Clinicopathological and prognostic significance of MKK4 and MKK7 in resectable pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 9;86:143-154. Epub 2018 Dec 9.
Thymic epithelial neoplasms with sebaceous differentiation: a clinicopathological and immunohistochemical study of 8 cases.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 8;86:124-128. Epub 2018 Dec 8.
"The other side of the coin": understanding noninvasive follicular tumor with papillary-like nuclear features in unifocal and multifocal settings.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 8;86:136-142. Epub 2018 Dec 8.
Low levels of glycoprotein 96 indicate a worse prognosis in early-stage hepatocellular carcinoma patients after hepatectomy.
Hum Pathol 2019 Apr 8;86:193-202. Epub 2018 Dec 8.


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UFC 236 took place Saturday, April 13th from the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia and was available exclusively through ESPN+.
UFC 236 had the best main and co-main in memory, and it showed.
Dustin Poirier vs. Max Holloway and Israel Adesanya vs. Kelvin Gastelum were epic, and twitter reacted wildly.
Max Holloway and Israel Adesanya are among the favorites at UFC 236.
UFC 236 takes place Saturday, April 13th from the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA and is available exclusively through the ESPN+ service.
On Friday Combate Americas 34 streamed on DAZN live from Monterrey, Mexico.
UGer God Of Thunder nears his 1,000 post by sharing Paige Van Zant's newest selfie.
ONE Championship: Roots of Honor streamed live on the SUPER APP at 6:00 am ET on Friday!


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The battle at the top of Cherwell League Division 1 remains as tight as ever as Great Brickhill beat Cumnor by one wicket to remain within touching distance of leaders Oxford Downs.
The sides are set to play each other in the middle of August - a game which could settle the destination of the Division 1 trophy.
But in the mean time, both sides remain in winning form. Oxford Downs were eight wicket winners over Tiddington, while Great Brickhill held up their end of the bargain, albeit in much closer circumstances.
Cumnor made a solid start at the Horsepond with Michael Rose (46) and Alex Hodder-Williams (30) putting on 64 for the opening wicket, with Asif Khan taking out Hodder-Williams.
Joseph Dale (29) helped the visitors to 113 before a glut of wickets fell in quick succession.
From 113-2, Cumnor were soon 161-8 as Arjun Jhala ran riot in the lower order on his way to figures of 5-50 as Cumnor closed on 232-9.
The reply got off to a solid start, with Mark Nelson (29) and Jilesh Pattni (31) making a good start as Brickhill reached 91-2.
But they slumped to 108-6 as Alex Davis (4-29) make headway for the visitors.
But Doug Aris and Jhala united at the crease to get things back on course for the home side.
Aris' patient 44 was vital, while Jhala smashed a rapid 78 from 65 balls as the pair put on 106 to put victory back on the table for Great Brickhill.
Despite Aris falling, Brickhill had enough in the remaining order as Jhala kept hold of his wicket to get them over the line (236-9).
Next week, Brickhill take on Twyford away.
A poor batting performance for Great Brickhill 2nds saw them slip to ninth in Division 5 after losing to Minster Lovell.
Drew Burrows' 43 was the sole highlight of the batting for Great Brickhill as they were bowled out for 114 - a total they struggled to defend as Lovell reached 117-4 to ease to victory.
They are well clear of near-by Cublington who sit at the bottom of the table after losing by nine wickets to Great & Little Tew.
Skittled for just 68 runs, Cublington were never able to defend their total (72-1).


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LOST Thoughts: How Did Juliet Know?
It was bugging me that Juliet knew that Sawyer killed Frank the Shrimp Guy in Australia (as well as Sayid's past "indiscretions" in his homeland) when I was watching it live back in Season Three.(One of Us). Someone was discussing it recently ( I can't remember if it was a podcast or a blog. I apologize. Let me know if it was you 🙂 ) about that they had a lot of info on Jack . Ben had Patchy in the Flame Hatch being able to monitor Juliet's sister Rachel and her son, Julian (and probably how they got the Red Sox game too 😉 ) But no one knew that Sawyer killed Frank, not even the Australian police. So how could anyone possibly know that he did it?
Then it hit me. Hibbs knew.
Hibbs (played by Robert Patrick) was the conman that Sawyer was set up by in "Outlaws", Season One. (In fact, I had my theory that he was the real Sawyer. Would have fit too. Oh, well! 🙂 ) He used James' thirst for revenge, to "settle a score" with Frank for not paying up ,by telling him the Shrimp Man was the real Sawyer.
Now…who's their "man" in Bozrah?
I've been contemplating, from fairly early in the series , how Vincent and Smokey haven't been seen sniffing around the same Dharma food drop together. Why is that? Is this because they are one in the same? Or of similar "make up" but from different sides?
Locke spent the episode "Tabula Rasa" (Season One) fashioning what turns out to be a dog whistle to summon a "lost" Vincent. Whistles of this kind are known for emitting a pitch that is heard by a dog but not humans. In contrast, a loud whistle blares, much like one that is heard at a factory, alerting the Losties of the "monster" when it makes its first appearance in the Pilot episode. (Rose said later that it sounded familiar and that she was from the Bronx, NY). Is a person/thing "calling" the smoke monster?
Some have claimed that when you look in the pupil of Jack's eye in the beginning of the Pilot episode, you can see a reflection of Smokey. Now if this is true, who do we see that is supposed to wake up Jack "because he's got work to do" according to Christian? It's Vincent. In that line of thinking, does Smokey appear first, then Vincent later? Or is Vincent in "monster" form first, then back to a dog, when he approaches Jack?
What did Locke see the first time he met up with "what is knocking down the trees" ? Something beautiful. The second time? Horrifying. But he still wanted to go with it. Makes me wonder about that story he told about his sister Jeannie that "turned" into a dog. A yellow dog. ( Outlaws, Season One) It was a "sign", or representation, of the afterlife (at least his foster mother thought so). He said " Well, that would be silly" when asked if he thought the dog was his sister. But he was with, assumably, less receptive listeners (Kate and Sawyer ) to his brand of "belief". Did he just pretend to not believe ? Was the finding of Vincent a two fold task: Get in good with Michael and his "special" son, Walt and reinforce his now energized "faith" in his understanding of the supernatural? Or did John "find" Vincent because he wanted to "keep his enemies closer"? Does the Blast Door map just solidify this?
Happy LOST Thought of the Day : Michael telling Walt he'll look for Vincent as soon as it stops raining.
After Season 4's "Cabin Fever" we learn, that for whatever reason, Claire and Christian are "hanging out". So much so, that she abandons Aaron, leaving him behind with Sawyer and Miles ("Where he's supposed to be"?) Will she forever be Christian's "sidekick" in weirdness? And if that is the case, going back to Season One's "White Rabbit", Christian (or a very good simulation) is the one who shows Jack where the caves are , along with the water. In the next episode "House of the Rising Sun", when they go back, they discover "Adam and Eve". Is this a clue, as well as the empty coffin, that this is Christian's (and Claire's ) true "final resting place"?
Walter Lloyd (played by Malcolm David Kelly) : If you were thinking about letting him take care of your pet parakeet while you're away….you might want to call somebody else.
Happy LOST Thought of the Day: Walt grinning at an exhausted "Thumbs Up" Hurley boarding the plane.