Multicultural education: education in and for a culturally diverse society requires national attention. Key research questions are: identifying and defining the range of issues regarding values, competencies and world views; the role of the school community in ensuring students' capacity to operate in a culturally diverse society, and the effect of privatised schooling; the role of language pluralism as the basis for cross-cultural communication confidence.
Cultural diversity and the arts: the creative cities/creative nation/ economic development nexus is becoming increasingly apparent. As nations compete for high quality/ value adding immigrants, the quality of cultural life and the capacity of cities and regions to offer deep cultural support and creativity will become an increasingly improtant part of their "pull", their attraction for potential immigrants. Australia has a very poorly developed sense of this important role and national arts policy barely notices its implications. An arts research agenda that documents the issues and the potential strategies for building a more creative culturally complex society is now of major importance.
The role of DIAC's Multicultural Affairs as a driver in partnerships with Education and the Arts is central in building such a set of research agendas.


In May of 2008, the Sichuan earthquake completely demolished the small mountain town of Beichuan, China, killing 20,000 of its citizens. Director Qi Zhao puts a magnifying glass on the lives of three Chinese families affected by loss after the earthquake in his directorial debut, Fallen City. What makes this film stand out from the usual journalist perspective we get on natural disasters is Zhao's focus on the more psychological issues these families deal with, peppered with passive aggressive social commentary on the government's sterile "fix." First is a young couple who lost their 11-year-old daughter. They struggle to let go and move on with their lives, refusing to have another child. Next is a 14-year-old boy whose relationship with his mother has become strained as his grades drop due to the loss of his father in the earthquake. Perhaps the most interesting and infuriating of them all is a middle-aged woman who lost a slew of relatives, including her daughter and granddaughter, left to take care of a paraplegic mother while haphazardly tending to her duties as a community leader in the temporary housing provided for the survivors. Overall, the film is unique in its take on this disaster, and begins to feel more narrative than documentary once the characters and scenario has been set up. Zhao gives us quiet nature shots, showing the rubble of "old" Beichuan slowly taken back by the Earth, contrasted by the "modern" new city the Chinese government builds as a publicity campaign. "The citizen's of Beichuan are now happy and live full lives," we hear a robotic newscaster say. Zhao's documentary does a beautiful and intuitive job of showing the truth behind the facade.


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Q: Display number zero, when it has no data I'm doing a search on some tables, I want to calculate the result of a table, and when it does not have data on the date I set, I want to show the number zero.
SELECT
    l.key as "Licença",
    coalesce(sum(c."customersAmount"), 0) as "Comsumo dos ultimos 30 dias"
FROM
    consumptions c
LEFT JOIN licenses l on c."licenseKey"=l.key
WHERE
    c."consumedAt" >= current_date - interval '30' day AND
    l.label LIKE '%Casa%'
GROUP BY
    l.key
ORDER BY
    l.key ASC;

The lkey that has no consumption, I want to display the number zero (0).
how can I do this ?
thank you

A: You can use
CASE WHEN l.key NULL THEN 'Empty' ELSE l.key END as "Licença"

or
coalesce(l.key, 'Empty') AS "Licença"

A: You should move c."consumedAt" >= current_date - interval '30' day from the WHERE to the ON clause. In the WHERE it filters all row out, where no row from licenses were joined as "consumedAt" is null for them which is never larger than or equal to any other value.
SELECT l.key "Licença",
       coalesce(sum(c."customersAmount"), 0) "Comsumo dos ultimos 30 dias"
       FROM consumptions c
            LEFT JOIN licenses l
                      ON c."licenseKey" = l.key
                         AND c."consumedAt" >= current_date - interval '30' day
       WHERE l.label LIKE '%Casa%'
       GROUP BY l.key
       ORDER BY l.key ASC;

A: I think you want the licenses table as the first table in the LEFT JOIN, so I think this is the query you want:
SELECT l.key as "Licença",
       coalesce(sum(c."customersAmount"), 0) as "Comsumo dos ultimos 30 dias"
FROM licenses l LEFT JOIN
     consumptions c
     ON c."licenseKey" = l.key AND
        c."consumedAt" >= current_date - interval '30' day
WHERE l.label LIKE '%Casa%'
GROUP BY l.key
ORDER BY l.key ASC;

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De bruine koekoeksduif (Macropygia emiliana) is een vogel uit de familie Columbidae (duiven). Deze vogel is genoemd naar de Franse natuuronderzoeker Émile Parzudaki (1829-1899). Modigliani's koekoeksduif (M. modiglianii) met drie ondersoorten is van deze soort afgesplitst.

Verspreiding en leefgebied
Deze soort komt voor op de eilanden Java en de Kleine Soenda-eilanden en telt twee ondersoorten:
 M. e. emiliana: van Java tot de westelijke Kleine Soenda-eilanden.
 M. e. megala: Kangean-eilanden (nabij noordoostelijk Java).

Duiven en tortelduiven
Dier uit het Oriëntaals gebied
IUCN-status niet bedreigd

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Lyophilized Product Market to Surpass US$ 645.1 Billion, expected to exhibit a CAGR of 7.3% by 2028 | Sanofi, Merck & Co., Inc., Fresenius Kabi AG, Ciron Drugs & Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd
Key players are focusing on adopting different business strategies such as product launches and approvals to expand their product portfolio. This is expected to propel the global lyophilized product market growth over the forecast period. For instance, in August 2021, Sanofi Genzyme, a subsidiary of Sanofi, received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its drug Nexviazyme indicated for late-onset Pompe disease. Nexviazyme is available in the form of lyophilized powder for reconstitution and injection.
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Global Lyophilized Product Market – Impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
Governments and government agencies globally are taking various initiatives to combat the spread of the COVID-19. For instance, in May 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started working with an All-of-Government and All-of-America approach to increase testing capacity, improve case detection, and contact tracing across all U.S. states and re-open the country. Various leading pharmaceutical and technological companies were collaborating with the U.S. government for faster clinical development of vaccines for the prevention of the COVID-19 infections in the U.S. For instance, in July 2020, IQVIA, a clinical service company, and Astra Zeneca, a pharmaceutical company, announced the collaboration with the U.S. government for Operation Warp Speed project. Operation Warp Speed is part of a broader strategy to accelerate the development, manufacturing, and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics. The specific IQVIA and AstraZeneca collaboration will drive faster delivery of clinical studies in the U.S. aimed at demonstrating efficacy of AstraZeneca's potential COVID-19 vaccine, AZD1222.
Growing product launches and approvals are projected to drive the global lyophilized product market growth. For instance, in May 2021, Zydus Cadila, a leading Indian Pharmaceutical company, launched Trastuzumab Emtansine, the first Antibody Drug Conjugate (ADC) biosimilar and a highly effective drug for treating both early and advanced HER2 positive breast cancer, under the brand name 'Ujvira'. HER2 positive breast cancer is considered an aggressive form and constitutes 20% to 25% of all breast cancers.
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Key Takeaways of the Global Lyophilized Product Market:
The global lyophilized product market is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 7.3% during the forecast period. Companies operating in the market are engaged in technological advancements of lyophilization process to enhance their production capacity, which is projected to boost the market growth. For instance, in April 2017, BUCHI Labortechnik AG, a provider of laboratory evaporation equipment, launched the modular Lyovapor platform for freeze drying. Using Infinite-Technology, Lyovapor L-300 offers continuous sublimation.
Among packaging type, the vial segment is estimated to hold the largest market share in the global lyophilized product market over the forecast period. Key players are focused on increasing their vial manufacturing capacity and the development of highly advanced packaging products that protect both vials and drugs during lyophilization. This is expected to drive the segment growth. For instance, in February 2017, West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc., a leading manufacturer of packaging components and delivery systems for injectable drugs and healthcare products, launched its LyoSeal cap designed for instant sealing of lyophilized drug vials at Pharmapack 2017, an exhibition for pharmaceutical packaging held in Europe.
Among regions, North America is estimated to hold a dominant position in the global lyophilized product market in Product launches by key players particularly for the U.S. market is expected to drive the lyophilized product market growth in North America. For instance, in November 2018, Xellia Pharmaceuticals ('Xellia') is a specialty pharmaceutical company, launched its Vancomycin Hydrochloride for Injection, (lyophilized powder) USP within the U.S. market.
Major players operating in the global lyophilized product market are Sanofi, Merck & Co., Inc., Fresenius Kabi AG, Ciron Drugs & Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Glaxosmithkline Plc, Mylan NV., Pfizer, Inc., Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC, Otsuka Holdings Co. Ltd., BTG PLC, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Novartis AG, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited, Biogen Inc., Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd., Zydus Cadila, AbbVie Inc., Cipla Inc., Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc., Affy Pharma Private Limited, Jubilant Pharmova Limited, and Biocon
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Manufacturing Complicated Chips for Phones Is Real Expensive-Like
matt buchanan
That's the moral of this NYT story about the bubbling war in mobile chips. They're expensive to make. And, no one's better at making them than Intel, whose manufacturing tech is years ahead of anybody else.
Until recently, foundries which manufactured chips on contract stuck to simpler chip designs because that's what their tech was suited for. But now smartphones, and the chips inside of them, are a BFD, so competition's ramping up, with $3 billion plants. GlobalFoundries, which was spun out of AMD, is one of the hot-and-heavy new guys, and about to open a massively advanced (and expensive) new plant in Germany. The first chips they're making? For mobile devices.
Also expensive? Designing chips. The NYT pegs the cost of simply designing a chip at a billion dollars. (Exactly just how much "from scratch" they mean is debatable, since Apple's A4 chip and Nvidia's Tegra use off-the-shelf designs from ARM and others.)
Where things will get interesting is when these mobile chips, mostly ARM-flavored, finally start crossing the same line as Intel's, since ARM chips are scaling up as Intel scales down, and the intersection's not too far away. And that's where Intel's got a chance to really show what it's made of, since they're the last game in town that still designs and makes its own chips. [NYT]
TechApple


Knowing the basics behind shutter speed will help you take better photos.
It's a sound virtually everyone knows: the snap of a camera—oh what a satisfying sound it is. You just can't get a sound like that on a digital device, and that's entirely due to the fact that there's no shutter on the latest iPhone or android. Shutters are in large part what allow cameras to take such high quality photos, and shutter speed refers to the amount of time your camera shutter stays open for one shot. This article will address what shutter speed is and how it works, and it will also provide recommended shutter speeds for videos and photos. Videos, photos, and other forms of digital media have the power to awaken emotions, influence opinions, and showcase all the beauty that exists in the natural world. If you're starting on a journey to ultimately open your own media production agency, then understanding the basics of shutter speed is crucial!
Before you can begin to understand shutter speed, you must first be familiar with what a shutter is and how it works. A shutter acts like a curtain: when opened, it exposes the camera's sensor to light that has gone through the camera's lens. Once the specified amount of light is collected, the shutter is closed immediately; at this point an image has been recorded. Photographers refer to the button which fires the camera as the shutter button because it is this button which activates the camera's shutter.
As you probably could imagine, shutter speed refers to the amount of time your shutter stays open; it can also be thought of as how long it takes your camera to snap a photo. Since the shutter determines how much light is exposed to the camera's sensor, you can imagine that the shutter's speed—how long it stays open—has a few significant impacts on how the images snapped will appear.
Long Shutter Speed: Setting your shutter speed to long is ideal if you're trying to create an effect of motion blur on moving objects. When your shutter allows a lot of light to pass through the camera's lens, moving objects or people in your photos will appear blurred in the direction they are moving. For those of you video game lovers out there, think of how the screen blurs when you accelerate or sprint; the effect is meant to add a feeling of high speed—this is motion blur, and it's what you can achieve if you use a long shutter speed. A similar effect is used in car and motorbike ads you see on TV: advertisers will use motion blur on vehicles' wheels in order to communicate a sense of speed to the viewer. Long shutter speeds are as well ideal for individuals looking to photograph objects in the night sky, and landscape photographers also use long shutter speeds to depict motion in rivers, waterfalls, and other bodies of water; contrasting blurred water with a clearly defined backdrop is always going to be an appealing image, one that'd go perfect on any desktop background.
Fast Shutter Speed: If keeping a shutter open for a longer amount of time is going to create blurring effects, you can imagine that fast shutter speeds, on the other hands, are going to be ideal if you're trying to freeze motion. You've probably seen those photos of whales emerging from the ocean, where every single water droplet is recognizable; they're a great a example of what fast shutter speeds can do. It's really quite remarkable: photographs taken with a fast shutter speed are able to capture things that the human eye can't even see. Motion can be totally eliminated; it really is as if time stops.
To summarize: shutter speed is in large part what determines the quality of your photos. Of course other aspects must be taken into account in order to snap a great shot, but shutter speed is probably what should be your first concern before you take a photo, especially if you're trying to capture motion in a specific way.
When are Good Times to Use Long Shutter Speed?
Remember that there's a difference between motion blur and bad photography: anyone can snap a blurry, unfocused image, but a seasoned photographer uses blur for a specific purpose; the distinction is almost always recognizable.
When are Good Times to Use Fast Shutter Speed?
This is what you must remember when it comes to shutter speed: one is not more ideal than the other. In other words, each setting has its own purposes, and both can be used interchangeably by photographers and videographers in order to create an incredible portfolio. Whether you're playing around with your shutter speed for personal projects or a professional company video, have fun with it and figure out your equipment for yourself!


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Q: Python - join propositions I have an list of strings which illustrate propositions. E.g.
L = ['(A∧B)', 'A', 'B']

My aim is to join each element with the string '∧' and brackets "()", which results in following string:
aim = "(((A ∧ B) ∧ A) ∧ B)"

is their a simple method to do that?

A: You can use recursion:
def jn(d):
  return '('+' ∧ '.join(([d.pop()]+[d[0] if len(d)==1 else jn(d)])[::-1])+')'

print(jn(L))

Output:
'(((A∧B) ∧ A) ∧ B)'

A: Use reduce from functools module:
from functools import reduce

aim = reduce(lambda l, r: f"({l} ^ {r})", L)
print(aim)

# Output
(((A∧B) ^ A) ^ B)

A: Really straightforward answer
l = ["(A^B)", "A", "B"]
l = [each[1:-2] if each[0] == "(" else each for each in l] # Remove brackets if they exist
output = "(" * len(l) + ") ^ ".join(l) + ")" # Join
print(output)

Output
(((A^) ^ A) ^ B)


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Home » TIMag.com news » Charity » Head, (Red) partner to fight AIDS
Head, (Red) partner to fight AIDS
New York, NY — HEAD Tennis is joining (RED) and the fight against AIDS with the launch of a HEAD (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition bag collection. Partnering to raise both awareness and money for the fight, 40% of the profits from each (HEAD)RED bag sold will go to the Global Fund to fight AIDS. HEAD's world's best tennis players will showcase their support by carrying the (HEAD)RED Special Edition racquet bag on court at the upcoming French Open Grand Slam tournament in Paris. In addition, HEAD asked its stars Maria Sharapova, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Tomas Berdych, Marin Cilic, Gilles Simon and Sloane Stephens to pack their favourite items into one special (HEAD)RED bag which features in a unique viral video. The spot, which launched today on www.youtube.com/headtennis, will promote the partnership across digital and social media. Furthermore, a new app on www.facebook.com/headtennis gives tennis fans the chance to show their support and win the special (HEAD)RED bag with the personal items and signatures of the HEAD tennis stars. "We are extremely proud to join a family of leading global brands supporting (RED) in the fight for an AIDS free generation", says HEAD CEO Johan Eliasch. "I would like to thank our players for their support and invite tennis fans and players around the world to join HEAD and (RED) in this worthy and important cause." "It's fantastic to see a brand as iconic as HEAD partner with (RED) raise funds and blow out awareness of the fight against AIDS at an event as high profile as the French Open. Tennis fans right around the world will love these fantastic bags!" says Deborah Dugan, CEO (RED). The new (HEAD)RED collection is the latest addition to the range of (RED) products. It includes a tennis racquet bag and a backpack, which will be available at selected retail stores around the world at the end of May 2013. RED Monstercombi - Material: 100% Polyester - Compartments for 12 racquets, one with CCT+ - Front zipper pocket - Detachable, adjustable and hideable backpackstraps - Inside mesh pocket and extra shoesack RED Backpack - Material: 100% Polyester - compartment for 1 racquet - Integrated shoe compartment - Front zipper pocket
For more information please visit: www.head.com/tennis www.facebook.com/headtennis www.youtube.com/headtennis www.joinred.com
About (RED)™ (RED) was founded in 2006 by Bono and Bobby Shriver to engage businesses and people in the fight against AIDS. (RED) partners with the world's most iconic brands who contribute up to 50% of profits from (RED) branded goods and services to the Global Fund. (RED) Proud Partners include: Apple, Starbucks, Converse, The Coca-Cola Company, Beats by Dr. Dre, Belvedere, Bugaboo, Claro, SAP, Telcel and American Express (UK only). (RED) Special Edition partners include: Shazam, Girl Skateboards, Mophie, FEED, Nanda Home, Bottletop, Tourneau, Fatboy USA, HEAD and TOUS. To date, (RED) has generated more than $200 million for the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, to support HIV/AIDS grants in Ghana, Lesotho, Rwanda, South Africa, Swaziland and Zambia. 100 percent of that money goes to work on the ground - no overhead is taken. Global Fund grants that (RED) supports have impacted more than 14 million people with prevention, treatment, counseling, HIV testing and care services. (RED) is a division of The ONE Campaign. Learn more at www.joinred.com.
About The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria The Global Fund is an international financing institution dedicated to attracting and disbursing resources to prevent and treat HIV and AIDS, TB and malaria. The Global Fund promotes partnerships between governments, civil society, the private sector and affected communities, the most effective way to help reach those in need. This innovative approach relies on country ownership and performance-based funding, meaning that people in countries implement their own programs based on their priorities and the Global Fund provides financing where verifiable results are achieved. Since its creation in 2002, the Global Fund has approved funding of US$ 22.9 billion for more than 1,000 programs in 151 countries. To date, programs supported by the Global Fund have provided AIDS treatment for 4.2 million people, anti-tuberculosis treatment for 9.7 million people and 310 million insecticide-treated nets for the prevention of malaria. The Global Fund works in close collaboration with other bilateral and multilateral organizations to supplement existing efforts in dealing with the three diseases.
ABOUT HEAD HEAD NV is a leading global manufacturer and marketer of premium branded sports equipment. Its roots trace back to 1950 as Howard Head, the inventor of the first metal ski, founded the company. HEAD's business is organized into five divisions: Winter Sports, Racquet Sports, Diving, Sportswear and Licensing. Products are sold under the HEAD (tennis, squash and racquetball racquets, tennis balls, tennis footwear, alpine skis, ski bindings and ski boots, snowboards, bindings and boots and sportswear), Penn (tennis and racquetball balls), Tyrolia (ski bindings) and Mares (diving equipment) brands. The Company´s key products have attained leading market positions based on sales and reputation and have gained high visibility through their use by many of today´s top ATP and WTA players, including including current world No1. Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Richard Gasquet, Tomas Berdych, Maria Sharapova, Sloane Stephens and Svetlana Kuznetsova.


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package co.mewf.humpty.spi.resolvers;

import static java.util.stream.Collectors.toList;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.contains;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.webjars.WebJarAssetLocator;

import co.mewf.humpty.config.Bundle;
import co.mewf.humpty.config.Configuration;
import co.mewf.humpty.config.Context;
import co.mewf.humpty.config.HumptyBootstrap;

public class WebJarResolverTest {

  private final WebJarResolver resolver = new WebJarResolver();
  private Configuration configuration = Configuration.load("WebJarResolverTest/humpty.toml");
  private final Bundle libs = configuration.getBundles().get(0);

  @Before
  public void before() {
    resolver.configure(new WebJarAssetLocator(), configuration.getOptionsFor(() -> "webjars"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_accept_uri_without_scheme() {
    assertTrue(resolver.accepts("jquery.js"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_reject_uri_with_scheme() {
    assertFalse(resolver.accepts("other:jquery.js"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_reject_uri_with_leading_slash() {
    assertFalse(resolver.accepts("/jquery.js"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_expand_uri() {
    List<String> assetFilePaths = resolver.resolve("jquery.js", new Context(Configuration.Mode.DEVELOPMENT, libs)).stream().map(AssetFile::getPath).collect(toList());

    assertThat(assetFilePaths, contains("META-INF/resources/webjars/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.js"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_provide_minified_assets_in_production_mode() throws Exception {
    Context context = new Context(Configuration.Mode.PRODUCTION, libs);
    List<String> assetFilePaths = resolver.resolve("jquery.js", context).stream().map(AssetFile::getPath).collect(toList());
    assetFilePaths.addAll(resolver.resolve("web_server.js", context).stream().map(AssetFile::getPath).collect(toList()));

    assertThat(assetFilePaths, contains("META-INF/resources/webjars/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js", "META-INF/resources/webjars/humpty/1.0.0/web_server.min.js"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_not_provide_minified_asset_in_production_mode_when_not_available() throws Exception {
    List<String> assetFilePaths = resolver.resolve("alert.js", new Context(Configuration.Mode.PRODUCTION, libs)).stream().map(AssetFile::getPath).collect(toList());

    assertThat(assetFilePaths, contains("META-INF/resources/webjars/humpty/1.0.0/alert.js"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_not_provide_minified_asset_when_preferMin_is_false() throws Exception {
    HashMap<String, Object> options = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    options.put("preferMin", Boolean.FALSE);
    resolver.configure(new WebJarAssetLocator(), new Configuration.Options(options));

    Context context = new Context(Configuration.Mode.PRODUCTION, libs);
    List<String> assetFilePaths = resolver.resolve("jquery.js", context).stream().map(AssetFile::getPath).collect(toList());
    assetFilePaths.addAll(resolver.resolve("web_server.js", context).stream().map(AssetFile::getPath).collect(toList()));

    assertThat(assetFilePaths, contains("META-INF/resources/webjars/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.js", "META-INF/resources/webjars/humpty/1.0.0/web_server.js"));
  }

  @Test
  public void should_resolve_files_in_default_assetsDir() throws Exception {
    String asset = new HumptyBootstrap("WebJarResolverTest/humpty-default-assetsDir.toml").createPipeline().process("bundle1.js/asset1.js").getAsset();

    assertEquals("alert(\"asset1\");", asset.trim());
  }

  @Test
  public void should_resolve_files_in_custom_assetsDir() throws Exception {
    String asset = new HumptyBootstrap("WebJarResolverTest/humpty-custom-assetsDir.toml").createPipeline().process("bundle1.js/asset1.js").getAsset();

    assertEquals("alert(\"asset1_custom\");", asset.trim());
  }

  @Test
  public void should_resolve_files_in_subdirectory_of_custom_assetsDir() throws Exception {
    String asset = new HumptyBootstrap("WebJarResolverTest/humpty-custom-assetsDir.toml").createPipeline().process("bundle1.js/sub/asset2.js").getAsset();

    assertEquals("alert(\"asset2\");", asset.trim());
  }
}

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Q: Nested group_split to add rows in each group I have the following data frame:
    df <- structure(list(file = c(1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2),
                         model = c("a", "b", "c", "x", "x", "x", "y", "y", "y", "d", "e", "f", "x", "x", "x", "z", "z", "z"),
                         model_nr = c(0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2)),
                    row.names = c(NA, -18L),
                    class = "data.frame")

   file model model_nr
1     1     a        0
2     1     b        0
3     1     c        0
4     1     x        1
5     1     x        1
6     1     x        1
7     1     y        2
8     1     y        2
9     1     y        2
10    2     d        0
11    2     e        0
12    2     f        0
13    2     x        1
14    2     x        1
15    2     x        1
16    2     z        2
17    2     z        2
18    2     z        2

I now want to basically split up or group this data frame by file and within each group I want to "repeat" the rows/add rows with model_nr == 0 to each model.
So for file 1 we have three rows with model_nr == 0, then this is followed by group model_nr == 1. So I now want to add the three rows with model_nr == 0 before these three rows. Same for model_nr == 2 - I want to add the three rows with model_nr == 0. And then same for file 2.
My desired output could be either a list of data frames split up by file/model_nr or a joint data frame.
   file model model_nr
1     1     a        0
2     1     b        0
3     1     c        0
4     1     x        1
5     1     x        1
6     1     x        1
7     1     a        0
8     1     b        0
9     1     c        0
10    1     y        2
11    1     y        2
12    1     y        2
13    2     d        0
14    2     e        0
15    2     f        0
16    2     x        1
17    2     x        1
18    2     x        1
19    2     d        0
20    2     e        0
21    2     f        0
22    2     z        2
23    2     z        2
24    2     z        2

My problem is that I first want to group by file and then within each file group would like to split up by model_nr and then add to each group the rows with model_nr == 0.
This doesn't work, e.g.:
library(tidyverse)
df |>
  group_split(file) |>
  map(.x = _,
      .f = ~.x |>
        group_split(model_nr) |>
        add_row(.x |> filter(model_nr == 0)))

Error:
! New rows can't add columns.
✖ Can't find columns `file`, `model`, and `model_nr` in `.data`.

Not sure what's not working here, because I thought what I'M doing here, is splitting up by file, then go through each list element (i.e. file = 1 or file = 2), take the respective data frame, split it up again by model number and then add to each group the rows with model_nr == 0.
Any idea how I could achieve this preferably in a tidyverse/purrr way in one pipe?

A: This is an option -- split up the rows with model_nr == 0 from the others and then join them back in.
library(tidyverse)
df <- structure(list(file = c(1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2),
                     model = c("a", "b", "c", "x", "x", "x", "y", "y", "y", "d", "e", "f", "x", "x", "x", "z", "z", "z"),
                     model_nr = c(0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2)),
                row.names = c(NA, -18L),
                class = "data.frame")

df %>%
  filter(model_nr == 0) %>%
  rename(model_0 = model_nr) %>%
  left_join(expand(filter(df, model_nr != 0),
                   nesting(file, model_nr)), by = "file") %>%
  full_join(filter(df, model_nr != 0), by = c("file", "model", "model_nr")) %>%
  arrange(file, model_nr) %>%
  mutate(model_nr = ifelse(is.na(model_0), model_nr, 0)) %>%
  select(-model_0)
#>    file model model_nr
#> 1     1     a        0
#> 2     1     b        0
#> 3     1     c        0
#> 4     1     x        1
#> 5     1     x        1
#> 6     1     x        1
#> 7     1     a        0
#> 8     1     b        0
#> 9     1     c        0
#> 10    1     y        2
#> 11    1     y        2
#> 12    1     y        2
#> 13    2     d        0
#> 14    2     e        0
#> 15    2     f        0
#> 16    2     x        1
#> 17    2     x        1
#> 18    2     x        1
#> 19    2     d        0
#> 20    2     e        0
#> 21    2     f        0
#> 22    2     z        2
#> 23    2     z        2
#> 24    2     z        2

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A: Would this be ok?
library(dplyr)

df %>%
  filter(model_nr == 0) %>%
  bind_rows(df) %>%
  arrange(file)

   file model model_nr
1     1     a        0
2     1     b        0
3     1     c        0
4     1     a        0
5     1     b        0
6     1     c        0
7     1     x        1
8     1     x        1
9     1     x        1
10    1     y        2
11    1     y        2
12    1     y        2
13    2     d        0
14    2     e        0
15    2     f        0
16    2     d        0
17    2     e        0
18    2     f        0
19    2     x        1
20    2     x        1
21    2     x        1
22    2     z        2
23    2     z        2
24    2     z        2

A: Just to show how I currently do it and what workaround I found:
# Extract the overhead from each model that we paste to all models later on
overhead <- df |>
  group_by(file) |>
  filter(model_nr == 0) |>
  ungroup()

# Add the overhead to all models
df |>
  group_split(file, model_nr) |>
  map(.x = _,
      .f = ~ . |>
        add_row(overhead |> filter(file == unique(.x$file)), .before = 1) |>
        mutate(model_nr = if_else(model_nr == 0, NA_real_, model_nr)) |>
        fill(model_nr, .direction = "updown") |>
        fill(model, .direction = "updown") |>
        filter(!is.na(model_nr)))

From here I can filter out the empty tibbles or bind_rows them. In the map command, only the add_row is required to answer my question above. Everything else is just sugar to get a bit beyond.

A: Here's another approach that could give you some more flexibility, by using a custom function you can apply to every file-group:
func <- function(df){
  nested <- df %>% nest(data = model)
  row_to_add <- nested %>% filter(model_nr == 0)

  # loop through all values in model_nr except 0 to bind with 'row_to_add'
  nested$model_nr %>%
    setdiff(0) %>%
    map_dfr(~ bind_rows(row_to_add,
                        nested %>% filter(model_nr == .x))) %>%
    unnest(data)
}

df %>%
  nest(data = -file) %>%
  mutate(data = map(data, func)) %>%
  unnest(data)


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-- step 2
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-- step 3
insert into foo values ('4', 'N');
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-- step 4
create index i on foo(attr_b, attr_a);

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-- step 2
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-- step 3
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-- step 4
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-- step 7, 8
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Small business website design has never been more important than it is today. The growth of online trading provides small businesses with opportunities to reach out to a range of consumers they could never hope to connect with in the pre-internet age. Small businesses are limited in the resources available for advertising. A quality business website enables them to bring their message to customers across the globe for a very modest investment. As they introduce new products and services their website design is easily updated to accommodate the new trading demands.
Profitable opportunities are certainly available across the worldwide web but this expanding market is highly competitive. Online searches for the most popular products produce pages and pages of links. Repeated surveys show that the majority of users only click on the links at the top of the first page. One of the main small business website design challenges is how to ensure the website gets a good search list position. It is also vital to get the website to capture visitor interest in those first crucial seconds after it opens on the computer or mobile device. Only an amazingly skilled web design firm is capable of developing and maintaining such a list-topping business website.
What Features Should a Small Business Website Have?
To succeed in their online trading venture the small business concern requires a website design that stands out from its rivals. This can only be achieved through a comprehensive design strategy that maximises the website's presence in search results and delivers an impressive visitor to buyer conversion rate. The steps involved include writing quality content that is carefully configured according to SEO considerations; developing navigational tools that make it easy to locate specific product or service details, and the use of attractive and immediately recognisable branding.
In addition to having an excellent business website, an effective online marketing strategy should also include the promotion of a positive social media profile. Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and other online communities are growing. These platforms offer new ways to export a commercial message and bring new traffic to a website. Small businesses have benefited through encouraging the emergence of social media for their brand buyers. These consumer forums enhance the business's profile and show that the firm's product is popular and reliable.
The contact page of a website is one of the most crucial elements. Once the customer is interested in your business's products they might want to contact you for additional information. A clear form for submitting a request for extra information must be provided but more traditional contact details cannot be omitted. Although many people (especially the under 30s) are happy contacting you through an online form, many others will look for a phone and fax numbers and a regular address; failing to provide this information could lose a customer.
Part of the appeal of business websites is the useful information visitors can find on a product or service of interest to them. While the prime aim of your business website is attracting new business there is a value in providing content beyond the utilitarian product descriptions, testimonials and company news. For example, if you sell gardening tools you might want to include gardening tips on your website. This adds to visitor interest and when this content is written for SEO it will improve the website's listing. Some of those drawn to the website by these free tips are likely to make purchases.
It is one thing reading about how your product or service can help the customer in theory but actual case studies really drive home the message that this is something worth buying. Prospective buyers like to read about how the product is successfully used by your clients, or how you have personally helped them to achieve their business objectives. If you can bring a case study from a well-known high street name or a well-known name in the industry so much the better. It is all about boosting confidence in your business's ability to meet the clients' needs.
Customer feedback also has a role to play in conveying the firm impression that your business supplies products and services that meet the customer's requirements. In common with case studies the value of testimonials increases when the people quoted are easily recognisable and well-respected in their fields. The positioning of the customer feedback quotes also needs to be considered since if you bury this away in the inner sanctums of your website their impact is much reduced.
The old saying that a picture is worth a thousand words applies to website design. Graphics and video make your website that much more interesting and make visitors more likely to prolong their stay. The use of videos in case studies and customer feedback pages enhance their impact. Websites certainly ought to be both attractive and informative but how to make the best use of online graphics requires the input of a professional web designer. Besides the amount of graphics and choice of image, the impact of adding graphics on website loading time must be considered.
How Much Should I pay for small business website design?
It's hard to give an exact figure for all small business websites since the functionality is never the same. You can find approximate prices on our web design pricing page or request a quote.


There was emphasis on accessibility right from the get go. Tim Cook announced the new Apple accessibility website, which puts emphasis on how people with disabilities use accessibility features built within Apple products. The website features several quick videos that showcase how each of their product is used by a person with disabilities in real life scenarios. Whether it's a blind person taking photos with an iPhone (using VoiceOver), a pro athlete in a wheelchair using Apple Watch to track fitness (Workout App), a person with hearing impairment using iPhone hearing aids and iPhone to listen clearly in a noisy environment (Live Listen), the videos have quick yet clear messages – Apple's accessibility features are easy to use and available in all devices. Besides these quick videos though, one video that really shows how Apple products can be made a lot more accessible using assistive technology is the one featuring Sady Paulson.
Sady is a 29 year old video editor who is non verbal, has Cerebral Palsy, and has little control over her body from the neck down. She uses two switches attached to the head support of her wheelchair to operate her devices. She pushes them with her head to not only navigate her computer and phone but to also operate advanced video editing software (she is seen using iMovie in the video). As a matter of fact, she is the one who edited the video she starred in. (above) Here, you can see her working on iMovie using two switches.
The website also has a menu on the top right as well as icons at the bottom that allow you to explore accessibility features by each product – Mac, iPad, iPhone, Watch, and TV. Within each product's page, there are sub categories that show you features in five different sub categories – Featured, Vision, Hearing, Physical & Motor Skills, and Learning and Literacy.
Apple's accessibility products page can be accessed here.
Here are the other videos from Apple's new accessibility website.
Workout app on Apple Watch featuring Alanna Flax-Clark. Alanna Flax-Clark is a competitive athlete who cross-trains for equestrian events with the Activity app.
2. Live Listen on iPhone featuring Win Whittaker. Win Whittaker is a climbing guide who uses Live Listen and a Made for iPhone hearing aid to have conversations in noisy environments, whether it's a coffee shop or a mountain summit.
3. VoiceOver on iPhone featuring Mario Garcia. Mario Garcia is a photography enthusiast who uses VoiceOver to take and share pictures of his family.


From 18th – 20th October 2013, CEHAT organised a workshop at YMCA International, Mumbai, to present strategies to engage with the health sector for responding to violence against women. This is based on CEHAT's engagement with the health system for the past 13 years, which includes the establishment of hospital-based crisis centre Dilaasa, development of protocols for hospitals and capacity building of health professionals across the country in responding to VAW. India is on the brink of important changes in the sphere of violence against women, including the reforms in current practices in the health, police and judicial systems of India. One such important reform is that of establishing 100 One Stop Crisis Centre (OSCC) in the public hospitals as directed by the Planning commission of India. This workshop aimed to provide participants with an understanding of linkages between violence and health, the newly enacted laws on VAW and their relevance to the health sector, as well as operational aspects to set up OSCCs. It was attended by officials (such as nodal officers NRHM, Medical Officers from public hospitals, representatives of State Resource Center for Women) from State Governments of Rajasthan, Kerala, Maharashtra as well as members of various non-governmental organizations from Kerala, West Bengal, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.
At the inaugural session on 18th October, Dr. Seema Malik (Project Director of Dilaasa and Chief Medical Superintendent (Peripheral Hospitals), MCGM) spoke to the audience about her experiences in setting up Dilaasa in 2000, her recognition of VAW as a health issue and the need for the health system to address the issue systematically. Reflecting on the collaboration with CEHAT which was critical to the formation of Dilaasa, she emphasized the value of partnerships between the public system and NGOs, but stated that ultimately such initiatives have to be sustained by the government and so the commitment of government agencies right at the inception is critical. Ms. Anuja Gulati (UNFPA) addressed the audience about the importance of engendering the health system and the urgent need for looking at VAW as a public health issue. Following this, Dr. Nikhil Datar, a gynecologist and a lawyer, spoke from the point of the examining doctor, discussing the need for health systems to develop protocols, as this would reduce the confusion in the minds of doctors and simultaneously ensure that comprehensive and gender sensitive services are provided to survivors. The key note address was delivered by Ms. Rashmi Singh (Executive Director of National Mission for Empowerment of Women). She discussed the critical importance of multi-sectoral coordination in developing responses to violence against women. The establishment of one-stop crisis centers is one such initiative that is being implemented by the NMEW, and Ms. Singh assured the audience of her support in their endeavors in this regard, in their respective States.
The workshop for the next three days was conducted by experts in the field of VAW such as Aruna Burte, Manisha Gupte, Dr. Jagadeesh Reddy, Padma Deosthali and Sangeeta Rege. Each of the speakers focused on interesting and stimulating topics relating to gender, patriarchy, intersectionality and the role of health care providers in mitigating VAW. The participants were introduced to a survivor-centred feminist model of crisis intervention, which caters to the multiple needs of survivors of violence. The social context of gender and its intersection with various other axes of power such as caste, class and religion was discussed, which is essential to working on the issue of violence against women. The recently released World Health Organization Clinical Guidelines for responding to Domestic and Sexual Violence were discussed with participants, particularly the components of a women centred approach and the role of the health system in providing psychological first aid to survivors of violence. An informative session on the medico-legal responsibility of the hospital, recent changes in the law and the implication this has for the health system, had the participants clarifying their questions regarding their legal responsibilities of health professionals and rights of survivors vis a vis the health system. In the final session, the participants reflected on ways in which they would utilize their learnings from the workshop, back in their respective states. The plans prepared by teams from various states included setting up OSCCs where none exist, training of health care providers on VAW in their respective states, advocacy to push the state machinery to establish OSCCs, and streamlining the functioning of the existing OSCC with better practices learnt from the workshop. The workshop ended with an inspiring valedictory address by UN Special Rapporteur on Right to Health, Sr. Adv. Anand Grover, who spoke about the right to health for survivors of violence, and the responsibilities that health professionals have in upholding it. As the participants were looking to establish services for survivors of violence, he emphasized that health systems must ensure that the protocols and services they establish adhere to the various components of the right to health framework. Specifically, he mentioned the need to make available and accessible, good quality, sensitive services to all survivors of violence against women. The right to these services must be for all survivors irrespective of whether or not they decide to pursue a legal course of action.
All the participants asked for a follow up workshop in the upcoming months. CEHAT is committed to working with the participants of the workshop to take ahead their plans by way of providing technical support and continuous guidance and support which will help them in their effort.


This thesis is dedicated to studying excited-state EWGs that promote efficient PDC reactions of phenylacetic and mandelic acids. CF3-substituted compounds 46-53 have been previously investigated (Burns et al.7) and this thesis further investigates their photochemistry via UV-Vis and GC-MS studies. These studies suggest that the PDC reactions of these compounds are clean, and that they likely arise from a singlet excited state, although a small amount of PDC (<5%) did result in the formation of dimers. The ability of MeSO2, SO3 -, CN, Br and Cl substituents to promote PDC of phenylacetic acids was also investigated. p-MeSO2, p-SO3 -, p-CN and m-CN substituted phenylacetic acids underwent PDC very efficiently with quantum yields of PDC Φ = 0.38, 0.22, 0.55, and 1.00, respectively. UV-Vis studies were also employed on these compounds, and triplet state quenching and sensitization studies suggest that PDC occurs from either a singlet or short-lived triplet excited state. We also made progress towards the synthesis of CF3 and NO2 substituted diaryl phenylacetic acids. Additionally, a total of four coumarinylacetic acid derivatives were successfully synthesized and characterized, along with their corresponding expected photoproducts of PDC. The PDC reactions of coumarinylacetic acids 99-102 proved to be very efficient with quantum yields of PDC Φ = 0.50, 0.60, 0.60, and 0.83, respectively. The fluorescence quantum yields were also determined for coumarin derivatives 100 (Φ = 0.0034), 101 (Φ = 0.0035), 102 (Φ = 0.0027), 104 (Φ = 0.0036), 105 (Φ =0.0242), and 107 (0.0690). Triplet state quenching studies suggest these PDC reactions occur from both singlet and triplet excited states, with about 80% of PDC arising from the former.


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Hurricane Larry continues to strengthen
by: Kaitlyn Luna
Posted: Sep 2, 2021 / 06:05 AM EDT / Updated: Sep 3, 2021 / 12:23 PM EDT
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — Hurricane Larry is slowly strengthening over the eastern Atlantic Ocean Friday.
As of 12 p.m., Larry is currently around 1,750 miles off the Cabo Verde Islands with maximum sustained winds of 90 miles per hour. The storm is moving west northwest at 20 mph and has hurricane-force winds extending up to 30 miles from the center of the storm.
Hurricane Larry is expected to take a gradual turn northwest and a decrease in forward speeds are expected sometime Friday night, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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The hurricane is expected to make it to a strong hurricane status, potentially even a category 3 or 4 storm, according to Meteorologist James Hopkins. However, as of now, the turn of the storm makes it so it is not an expected threat to the coast.
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We soon got them fit and healthy but unfortunately now I am moving to a place where I am not allowed animals. Since I've had them I haven't had any incidents of crime... If every one of your friends knows about this bill, the outcry will be unstoppable: husband, Martin Luther King Jr., once said, "We are all tied together in a single garment of destiny… I can never be what I ought to be until you are allowed to be what you ought to be." Therefore, ...They are very special dogs with a very beautiful temperament... The memory of the hunger pains they suffered hasn't left them... They are not at all demanding but are completely devoted to each other and cannot be separated! before them I had a hijacking, 3 stolen cars, a housebreaking and several trespassing incidents. Account for ransoming water from us with no call for ransom! I WANT ANSWERSUganda's "Kill the Gays" bill is on the table, but we know how to stop it. I appeal to everyone who believes in Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream to make room at the table of brotherhood and sisterhood for lesbian and gay people.
You want your work to become an expression of your gift. Use your eyes to fill your mind and soul with the unimaginable beauy that surrounds you, whether it be your family, flowers, sunrise, sunset, appreciate every moment and build a memory bank, so if you go blind, you will never forget. Now you are impatient for growth, willing to put yourself in the way of change.oh yes, Im a mother and a wife, work 8 hours a day then have to get home and prepare dinner, I wish my husband and I had enough money in the world to hire a chef.I am one of those people who dont allow the helper to cook in my house for my husband.The corruption, hatred, apathy, lies, injustices, stresses and problems of this world can be overwhelming at times, Do you ever feel a sense of numbness when you hear or see things that could make you sad, could make you act and help, but yet you find yourself standing still? If you haven't yet signed the petition to stop the laws in south africa being changed, please do so now and forward this to everyone you know around the world, that may have the courage to stand up for equality and human rights.
Do you ever feel powerless against parastatals and governments that will not answer. Gay or straight, black or white, man or woman, we all deserve the same human rights.
they just left these two outside in a cardboard box with no food or water.
They were discovered over a week later by the letting agents when they sent a woman to the flat to clean up etc before reletting the place again.
If you can see, read wise words and beautiful and homorous and sad things. Uganda's "Kill the Gays" bill is on the table, but we know how to stop it. You see through the rosters of expectation which promise you safety and the confirmation of your outer identity.
If every one of your friends knows about this bill, the outcry will be unstoppable: your essence on undertakings that do not nourish your true self; your patience grows thin with tired talk and dead language.
The woman came to my pub in desperation the same night with these two and of course we took them and had them sorted.


It's the Political Economy That Must Change.
It's the Political Economy, Stupid!, by Peter Dorman: Sometimes living in the world of ideas makes it harder to understand the real one. If you happen to be an economist, and the time is now, that is true in spades. Take Paul Krugman, for instance. After bemoaning the terrible policy choices of the last two years, he writes, "I'm still trying to make sense of this global intellectual failure." It's as if the core problem is that political leaders didn't learn their macroeconomics well enough.
I'm a historian, and I think the past confirms your assessment of elite behavior and priorities, not only in the last 2 centuries of mass-based polities, but since the rise of large-scale states altogether. Political contention is almost always limited to a narrow range of issues on which those with power disagree, meaning that significant change (and there has been significant change in the political sphere, as well as the economic one) generally results from elite conflicts, not from 'popular' pressure. In fairness, elite contention does open gaps for genuinely 'progressive' change, and that's an important lever for intellectuals to remember…but as you say, academics, thinkers, et al. are as a rule never in a position to have more than a marginal effect.
It's not a promising situation now, structurally: a series of positive feedback loops in the political sphere are actually concentrating the influence of what I am forced to call a "reactionary clique", at a time when the policies pursued by that clique are, at least on a larger time-frame, seriously destabilizing. But the narcotic effects of power are such that those who drive the dynamics of elite conflict rarely see the larger picture — behave, for all practical purposes. as though they were incapable of seeing the larger picture (call it, if you like, discursive hegemony), and those who believe they see a larger picture are structurally excluded from bringing about changes in response to their perception.
While you correctly identify the problem and its solution (current "ruling class" and its unseating), you are shy in suggesting how a solution might come about. While I do not advocate violence, history has shown us that fundamentally there are two ways by which subjugated classes improve their position. A traumatic way and less traumatic one.
The Tea Party may well have hit upon a method to overcome the current problems. A constitutional convention to propose particular modifications to federal government structure might seem to be the way out. But that is a holdover from the time when people rode a horse to the nation's capital in order to be seated in the discussion chamber. The problem is best resolved buy an incorruptible on line polling system of direct democracy in which various policies are proposed and tested for consensus. I do not trust the pollsters and I do not feel that they ask the right questions. At present we have the "super committee" approach which goes in the wrong direction totally. This election of Dems or Pugs who then decide what is the best way to maintain their own power has got to go.
If a policy and polling system can be created that is impervious to tampering and corruption then it is entirely possible to supplant the current system or to dramatically improve the current system's performance. I see no other way.
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Visit the Server Administration section and click on Server Re-image. Enter an initial password that will be used as the administrator user password for the new operating system installation. Then choose the operating system image to install and click the Next button. Click the Initialize button to begin the re-image.
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Sverre Johan Iversen (6 November 1879 – 20 October 1967) was Norwegian trade unionist, civil servant and politician for the Labour and Social Democratic Labour parties.

He was born in Kristiania as a son of mason Gustav Wilhelm Iversen (1859–1898) and Augusta Josefine Andersen (1858–1921). He attended the Royal School of Drawing from 1897 to 1898, but became a mason's apprentice after his father died. At the same time he had higher ambitions. To work his way upwards in society, he studied economics on his own, took voice classes from an actress to be a better orator, and was active in his trade union. He joined his first trade union in 1898, and the Labour Party in 1899. He chaired the trade unions Murernes Union from 1900 to 1902 and Norwegian Union of Bricklayers. From 1901 to 1903 he worked as a travelling agitator for the Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions. He chaired Kristiania faglige samorg from 1908 to 1913, and was the deputy leader of the Confederation of Trade Unions from 1908 to 1910, later secretary from 1911 to 1915.

He was a member of the executive committee of Oslo city council from 1908 to 1926, from 1917 to 1919 as deputy mayor under Carl Jeppesen. In the 1912 general election, Iversen was fielded as Labour's deputy candidate in the constituency Gamle Aker, as running mate of Gustav Adolf Lammers Heiberg. The constituency was carried by the Conservative candidate. In the 1915 general election, Iversen was fielded as Labour's deputy candidate in the constituency Gamle Aker, as running mate of Per Kviberg. The constituency was again carried by the conservatives. In the 1921 general election, Iversen was the fifth ballot candidate for his new party, the Social Democratic Labour Party. He was the sixth candidate in 1924. He was a member of the Social Democratic Labour Party until 1927, when the party reunited with Labour.

He was also a member of Riksmålsvernet. Iversen was also chairman of Oslo Gassverk, Brenselscentralen and Folketeatret, and was a member of the Labour Court of Norway from 1916 to 1927 and a board member of the Norwegian Refugee Council. He was also a member of the Sports Committee of 1935, which prepared a merger between the sports confederations in Norway.

From 1915 to 1941 he had his daytime job in the municipal administration of Oslo; he was fired because of the occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany and was then a member of the leading resistance circle Kretsen/Hjemmefrontens Ledelse. On 8 May 1945, when the Quisling regime ceased to function, Iversen was named as one of eight Chief Officers in the Government Ministries, and was acting Chief of the Ministry of Social Affairs. His tenure ended on 14 May, whereupon he became an adviser for the Minister of Social Affairs until July. He was then appointed as the first director of the Norwegian Directorate of Labour, where he remained until 1950.

He was decorated as a Commander of the Order of St. Olav in 1949, and the Medal of St. Hallvard in 1956. He died in October 1967 in Oslo.

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He is 6 years old, the least named person in Colombia EC stories | | The world
Elsie Manwaring September 6, 2021 3 min read
6 Martinez Medina was one of the first Colombia Take the first maternal surname for 20 years, but when he was born he was recorded with the shortest and only name in the world without a letter.
Identity: Duke reached an all-time high in the Columbia referendum
His father, Rafael Medina, is a poet and journalist in the municipality of Santa Ana, south of the Magdalena Department, who decided to call him to mark his sixth child.
Friends, neighbors and even the registrar They wanted to convince him To change his mind, because it was a punishment for the child, but Medina once decided; There is no retreating.
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"She wanted to call him, and then change it when he was older; I have no problem with that", The father revealed.
His wife Emilis Martinez Agreed to both with the name 6 He originally had his last name.
6 and the sequence of family names of Meridiana promises to keep them even with their future children. (Photo: 6 Martinez Medina Family Album / El Timbo de Colombia, GDA)
In fact, before the father could think of his newborn baby as 6, he wanted to name it Osama Osama bin Laden, In September 2001 when he was a few months old – the Al Qaeda terrorist who shot down the Twin Towers in the United States.
But in that proposal he did not have the consent of his mother and finally agreed to call him 6 without a middle name to avoid confusion with him.
"If we put another number [al lado]For example three, they would not call it six, but sixty-three and the reason for being would be lost", Says Rafa Madina.
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A star in his hometown
6 Although his name has led to some jokes and ridicule from school students and neighbors, He is happy because he has no name and his name made everyone in town recognize him.
In town they call him '3×2' or 'half a dozen' and he always responds with a smile because it's not something that affects him.
At no time did he intend to change his name, although it is clear that his son would not be registered with a similar name.
"I like my name because it is unique and it is the shortest in the world", 6 says, who believes If it had been called differently, it would not have been so popular South of Magdalena.
The 19-year-old has a passion for technology and graphic design, but since he never had the opportunity to start his university studies, he is currently dedicated to helping and managing the controls of his father-owned Meridiana stereo station.
COLUMBIA: The Colombian prosecutor's office has arrested Louis Daniel Santana alias Louis Daniel Santana, a member of the Drug Trafficking Service who left his hiding place after being arrested for drug trafficking throughout his marriage.
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Q: Copied ssl cert to a test site, how do I remove it? I copied my site to a new virtual server with Softlayer but when I did the the security cert came to. now every time I try to log to my new development site it give warnings saying that the site has taken its cert from another source.
I am using Drupal and cant find where to delete or modify the file to remove this warning.
Any help is appreciated.

A: https://www.drupal.org/https-information has some information on how to use SSL certs in drupal specifically.
Since you didn't provide the actual error your browser is giving you, I'm going to guess its a domain name mismatch error (like this https://www.digicert.com/ssl-support/certificate-name-mismatch-error.htm ). Basically you will either need to access your site via the domain name that the certificate was signed to, or get a new certificate for your new domain name.
I hope that helps point you in the right direction.


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Q: Sql query data validation in snowflake environment I have two database say development and quality in snowflake. Currently I am running sql query on both database table separately. And storing the output separately.
And then doing manual data validation on both files using excel.
Is any way through any script or sql query automation kind of thing. For doing validation.
Thanks

A: There are number of ways to validate depending on your requirements. Suppose you want to validate columns data of table employee which exists is two different databases you can create an SQL script and run it to validate if there are any variances. Here is an example you can expand it further or build on it for your use case.
// Comparing data of tables in different databases
use role accountadmin;

create or replace database exampledb1;

use database exampledb1;
create or replace table employee

(   id int,
    FirstName  varchar(20),
    LastName   varchar(20),
    email      varchar(50)
);

insert into employee values
(1,'Sarah', 'Janes','sarah.janes@hotmail.com'),
(2,'Richard', 'Hays','richard.hays@gmail.com'),
(3,'Maria', 'Khan','maria.khan@wow.com');

create or replace database exampledb2;
use database exampledb2;
create or replace table employee

(   id  int,
    FirstName  varchar(20),
    LastName   varchar(20),
    email      varchar(50)
);

insert into employee values
(1,'Sarah', 'Janes','sarah.janes@hotmail.com'),
(2,'Richard1', 'Hays','richard.hays@gmail.com'),
(3,'Maria', 'Khan','maria.khan@wow.com');

 // Check the variance by comparing hash of each row
 // You should have correct access to both databases, scheam and underlying tables

 with qadata as
 (
 select id,hash(FirstName||LastName||email) as r1, FirstName, LastName,Email
 from exampledb2.public.employee as r1
 ),
 proddata as
 (
 select id,hash(t.FirstName||t.LastName||t.email) as r1, FirstName, LastName,Email
 from exampledb1.public.employee as t
  )
  select prod.id,
         case when prod.r1 = qa.r1 then 'Matched' else 'Variance' end as CheckStatus,
         prod.FirstName,
         prod.LastName,
         prod.Email,
         qa.FirstName,
         qa.LastName,
         qa.Email
  from qadata qa
  inner join proddata prod on qa.id=prod.id;

Here is the output column CheckStatus will identify whether row data matches or if there is a variance as shown for row 2.
Comparison results


BALTIMORE – A photo that showed a "terrible" Elsa cake has been mocked all over social media after it was posted on Reddit Monday. However, the real story behind the cake is heartwarming.
Oh it was the rains fault, or I had a death in the family, oh I was comforting my mother, oh I only had two hours to get it done.
It literally says "volunteer". It may as well have been an at-home mom. But thanks for writing anyway!