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Articles Posted in Tennessee Supreme Court
State v. Miller
May 22, 2019 by Justia Inc
The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the trial court denying Defendant's motion to suppress evidence obtained from Defendant's computer pursuant to a search warrant, holding that Tenn. Code Ann. 39-17-1007 does not require search warrants to be applied for by the office of the district attorney general. A police officer applied for and obtained the search warrant, by which pornographic images of minors were recovered from Defendant's computer. In his motion to suppress, Defendant argued that suppression was warranted because the search warrant was not applied for by the district attorney general. The trial court denied the motion to suppress. Defendant subsequently pled guilty to one count of sexual exploitation of a minor. The court of appeals affirmed. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the search warrant and supporting affidavit were not required to comply with Tenn. Code Ann. 39-17-1007. View "State v. Miller" on Justia Law
Posted in: Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Tennessee Supreme Court
State v. McElrath
March 15, 2019 by Justia Inc
In this appeal from the grant of Defendant's motion to suppress, the Supreme Court Court adopted the good-faith exception to the exclusionary rule set forth by the United States Supreme Court in Herring v. United States, 555 U.S. 135 (2009), but nevertheless affirmed the decision to suppress the evidence, holding that neither of Defendant's arrests fell within the good-faith exception. A police officer arrested Defendant without a warrant because he was on a list of individuals who had been barred from housing authority property. Upon performing a search incident to arrest, the officer seized marijuana from Defendant. Almost three weeks later, the same officer again arrested Defendant on the same property based on the same list and again seized marijuana from Defendant. When it was discovered that the list was incorrect and that Defendant's name should have been removed before he was arrested, the trial court suppressed the evidence in both cases. The court of criminal appeals affirmed. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) it is appropriate at this point to adopt the good-faith exception set forth in Herring; but (2) the facts of this case did not support application of the good-faith exception to the exclusionary rule. View "State v. McElrath" on Justia Law
State v. Jones
January 30, 2019 by Justia Inc
The Supreme Court affirmed Defendant's convictions of the premeditated and felony murder of Clarence James and the premeditated and felony murder of Lillian James and Defendant's sentences of death, holding that no reversible error occurred during the proceedings below. Specifically, the Court held (1) Defendant was not denied his constitutional right to counsel; (2) the trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting into evidence certain testimony; (3) the evidence was sufficient to support Defendant's convictions; (4) the trial court did not err in denying the appointment of a mitigation expert; and (5) Defendant's death sentences were appropriate and not excessive or disproportionate to the penalty imposed in similar cases. View "State v. Jones" on Justia Law
State v. Albright
December 11, 2018 by Justia Inc
The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Court of Criminal Appeals affirming the decision of the trial court to revoke Defendant's judicial diversion for refusing to admit certain facts during his sex offender treatment, holding that Defendant's due process rights were not violated because he was not specifically informed in conjunction with his nolo contendere plea that his judicial diversion could be revoked if he refused to admit certain facts during his sex offender treatment. Defendant pled nolo contendere to one count of solicitation of a minor and was placed on judicial diversion with a one-year probationary term. Defendant was required to register as a sex offender and to participate in sex offender treatment but was discharged from his treatment program for noncompliance. Thereafter, the trial court revoked Defendant's diversion, adjudicated him guilty, and extended his probation. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that due process does not require that a sex offender placed on judicial diversion with a probationary period to be informed specifically in conjunction with his plea that his judicial diversion and probation may be revoked if he is discharged from sex offender treatment due to his refusal to acknowledge that he committed the elements of the offense to which he pled. View "State v. Albright" on Justia Law
Abdur'Rahman v. Parker
October 8, 2018 by Justia Inc
The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the trial court dismissing death-sentenced inmates' challenge to Tennessee's current three-drug lethal injection protocol, holding that the inmates failed to establish that the three-drug protocol constitutes cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution or article I, section 16 of the Tennessee Constitution. This appeal was the third time the Supreme Court addressed the facial constitutionality of Tennessee's lethal injection protocol. In the first two appeals the Court upheld the particular protocol in question. At issue in the instant appeal was Tennessee's current three-drug protocol. The trial court dismissed the inmates' complaint for declaratory judgment. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) the inmates failed to establish that the three-drug protocol constitutes cruel and unusual punishment; and (2) the majority of the other issues raised by the inmates on appeal were rendered moot, and the inmates were not entitled to relief on their remaining issues. View "Abdur'Rahman v. Parker" on Justia Law
Tennessee v. Frazier
September 26, 2018 by Justia Inc
The question these consolidated cases presented for the Tennessee Supreme Court's review centered on whether the trial court erred in suppressing evidence seized from the defendants' residences in the 19th Judicial District because the warrants were signed by a Judge of the 23rd Judicial District. The Court held that, in the absence of interchange, designation, appointment, or other lawful means, a circuit court judge in Tennessee lacks jurisdiction to issue search warrants for property located outside the judge's statutorily assigned judicial district. Nothing in the record on appeal established the 23rd Judicial District Circuit Court Judge obtained jurisdiction to issue search warrants for property in the 19th Judicial District. As a result, the searches were constitutionally invalid. The judgment of the Court of Criminal Appeals, which upheld the trial court's order granting the defendants' motions to suppress was affirmed. View "Tennessee v. Frazier" on Justia Law
Posted in: Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Tennessee Supreme Court
State v. Decosimo
August 23, 2018 by Justia Inc
In this case challenging the constitutionality of Tenn. Code Ann. 55-10-413(f), the Supreme Court held that the Defendant's constitutional challenges failed. The statutory scheme at issue here imposes a fee upon persons convicted of certain drug and alcohol offenses when Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) forensic scientists have conducted chemical tests to determine blood alcohol or drug content. The statute earmarks the fees imposed to an intoxicant testing fund, and monies in the fund remain available for appropriation to the TBI as determined by the General Assembly. Defendant argued that the statutory scheme provides TBI forensic scientists with financial incentives to produce blood alcohol test results that result in convictions, which increases fees and funding for the TBI. Therefore, Defendant argued, the financial incentives create an appearance of impropriety and deprive of her her constitutional right to a fair and impartial trial. The Supreme Court held (1) the standard of neutrality announced in Tumey v. Ohio, 273 U.S. 510 (1927), and its progeny does not apply to TBI forensic scientists; (2) even if the Tumey standards applied, Defendant's constitutional claim failed because there is no appearance of impropriety; and (3) the statute does not violate substantive due process. View "State v. Decosimo" on Justia Law
Posted in: Constitutional Law, Tennessee Supreme Court
State v. Lowe
The Supreme Court held that the Exclusionary Rule Reform Act (ERRA), Tenn. Code Ann. 40-6-108, represents an impermissible encroachment by the legislature upon the Supreme Court's authority and responsibility to adopt exceptions to the exclusionary rule and therefore violates the Tennessee Constitution's Separation of Powers Clause. Defendant was convicted to two counts of first degree premeditated murder and other crimes. The Supreme Court affirmed Defendant's convictions and sentences, holding (1) in light of today's holding that the ERRA is unconstitutional, the trial court erred when it denied Defendant's motion to suppress in reliance on the ERRA; (2) a good-faith clerical error that results in an inconsequential variation between three copies of a search warrant required pursuant to Rule 41, in and of itself, does not entitle the moving party to suppression of the evidence collected pursuant to the warrant, and therefore, the trial court properly denied Defendant's motion to suppress under this good-faith exception; and (3) Defendant's remaining arguments on appeal did not warrant reversal of her convictions. View "State v. Lowe" on Justia Law
State v. Daniel
The Supreme Court reversed the judgment of the trial court granting Defendant's motion to suppress a blood sample drawn from Defendant pursuant to a search warrant because the arresting officer failed to leave a copy of the warrant with Defendant, holding that, under the facts and circumstances of this case, a good-faith exception should be applied to Tenn. R. Crim. P. 41's exclusionary rule. The trial court granted Defendant's motion to suppress the evidence obtained pursuant to the warrant on the basis of the exclusionary rule set out in Rule 41. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed. The Supreme Court reversed and remanded this matter to the trial court for further proceedings, holding that, given the specific facts of this case, a good-faith exception to Rule 41's technical requirement that the officer executing a search warrant leave a copy of the warrant with the person searched should apply to this case. View "State v. Daniel" on Justia Law
Nunley v. State
At issue in this case was whether a Brady claim is cognizable in the context of a petition for writ of error coram nobis and whether Appellant's petition for a writ of error coram nobis should be dismissed as time-barred even though the State was not brought into the coram nobis proceedings at the trial court level and, consequently, did not assert the statute of limitations as an affirmative defense in the trial court. Appellant filed a coram nobis petition alleging that the State committed a Brady violation. The trial court dismissed Appellant's petition in part because it was filed after expiration of the statute of limitations. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed because the petition did not present newly discovered evidence warranting coram nobis relief. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) an error coram nobis proceeding is not the appropriate procedural vehicle for obtaining relief from an alleged Brady violation; (2) timeliness under the statute of limitations is an essential element of a coram nobis claim that must be demonstrated on the face of the petition; (3) the facts supporting an equitable tolling request must likewise appear on the face of the petition; and (4) the trial court did not err in dismissing the coram nobis petition in this case. View "Nunley v. State" on Justia Law


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Ford possibly re-entering Formula 1?
I'd REALLY be happy about this, especially if it's with the new American F1 team... http://grandprix247.com/2013/05/30/report-links-ford-with-f1-turbo-era-return/
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Q: Get rid of typical Android bar ( Action bar ) Xamarin Hey always when I create an Android App in Xamarin I get the typical Android thing.
How can I remove it?

I tried
 Window.RequestFeature(WindowFeatures.NoTitle);

and i tried
android:theme="@android:style/Theme.NoTitleBar"

but both didnt work

A: Please check your activity,if it extends Activity ,it will work when you call  Window.RequestFeature(WindowFeatures.NoTitle); in the OnCreate() method.
If it extends AppCompatActivity,it will not work when you set Window.RequestFeature(WindowFeatures.NoTitle);,but you could call below codes in your OnCreate() method,and it will work.
if (SupportActionBar != null)
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Or you could set the theme to android:theme="@style/Theme.AppCompat.Light.NoActionBar".

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LafargeHolcim appoints new Group Head of Research & Development
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LafargeHolcim announces the appointment of Heike Faulhammer (50) as Group Head of Research & Development, effective July 1, 2017.
Heike Faulhammer joins LafargeHolcim from Arkema, one of France's leading chemicals producer, where she has spent 20 years in research, production, product innovation-related functions and sustainable development. In particular, she acted as a Director at Arkema's global R&D center in Lacq, South-West France. Heike Faulhammer graduated from the University of Freiburg (Germany) and holds a PhD in Chemistry.
As Head of R&D, Heike Faulhammer will be based at the global R&D center near Lyon, France. With 200 engineers and technicians from more than 20 nationalities, the center creates innovative solutions to address the needs of the construction industry.
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Autorun worm found on non-critical systems.
US space agency NASA has confirmed reports that laptops in use on the international space station have been found to have been infected with password-stealing malware.
The infected systems are said to be non-mission-critical and used by space station crew for email and recording data from 'nutritional experiments'. According to NASA spokespeople, all systems are isolated from the web and all data must pass through supposedly secure indirect links. However, as the malware in question appears to be a worm which spreads via USB sticks, it seems likely that the infection was introduced in this manner, and that the systems had not had autorun disabled, a fairly basic security step. It is not clear whether the more vital computer systems on the station use the same tight isolation methods.
The infection was discovered during a 'routine scan' with Symantec's Norton product, and was apparently not the first such incident, hinting that resident scanning was not in use. Other systems are now having Norton installed on them.
Full details are at Wired here or at ITWire here.


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Masten Gregory, född 29 februari 1932 i Kansas City i Missouri, död 8 november 1985 i Monte Argentario i Italien, var en amerikansk racerförare.

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Gregory, även känd som "Kansas City Flash", tävlade i formel 1 i slutet av 1950-talet och i början av 1960-talet. Han körde ett fyrtiotal lopp och kom som bäst tvåa i . Han körde också fyrtio lopp utanför mästerskapet och vann då Kanonloppet i Karlskoga stad 1962.

Gregory tävlade även i sportvagnsracing. Hans största framgång kom i Le Mans 24-timmars där han vann tillsammans med Jochen Rindt i en Ferrari 250 LM 1965.

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The state has extended the deadline for cities and towns that want to apply to establish their own crumbling foundations testing program using funds from a block grant.
The issue of the crumbling basements is connected to concrete poured from 1983 through about 2013 that has the naturally occurring mineral pyrrhotite in it. When exposed to air or moisture, it can cause cracking, according to reports.
Gov. Dannel Malloy last year announced that the state would begin offering testing reimbursements to homeowners in northeastern Connecticut who are impacted or potentially impacted by the ongoing crumbling foundations issue.
A statement the state Department of Housing released Wednesday says the reason for the extension is to solicit applications for funding to help residents obtain financial support to test their foundations for the presence of pyrrhotite.
The funds are subject to availability and only municipalities with a population below 50,000 residents are eligible for the Community Development Block Grant—Small Cities program.
Any eligible municipality that would like to apply must submit a letter of intent to DOH by June 15.
Municipalities that establish a crumbling foundations testing program with CDBG-SC funding may cover 100 percent of the costs to test a foundation for pyrrhotite, up to $5,000, according to the Department of Housing.
The department received one multi-jurisdictional application in 2017 and awarded $250,000. Any resident who lives in Ashford, Bolton, Columbia, Coventry, Tolland, Union or Willington can apply directly to their town for that funding.
DOH Commissioner Evonne M. Klein said testing foundations for the presence of pyrrhotite is the first step towards remediation.
"When the Captive Insurance Company is up and running, which was established through state legislation, it will offer real relief to residents of northeastern Connecticut. It is our hope that in the coming months and years we will be able to secure a long-term federal solution to address this problem, which could affect thousands of households," Klein said.
Visual Inspections must be performed by a licensed, professional engineer.
Under the Capitol Region Council of Governments program, homeowners are eligible for a 50 percent reimbursement of their testing costs, up to $2,000 for petrographic analysis—core testing. Visual inspections will be reimbursed at 100 percent of value, up to $400.
Learn more about the crumbling foundations testing reimbursement program here.


You may remember Newton's Third Law of Motion from science class – "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction." The brain follows this rule too. Taking a drug forces the body beyond its natural state by force-feeding chemicals that it often makes on its own. The brain, in an attempt to keep harmony, produces less of that chemical.
If the drug makes us feel joy, the brain will eventually produce less serotonin (the brain chemical responsible for feelings happiness) in response. If the drug calms us, the brain will produce fewer endorphins (the brain chemical responsible for feelings of calm and well being). When the drug leaves, one often finds himself in a state of mind opposite of the feeling the drug created.
The more often drugs enter the brain, the more the brain learns to alter production of the corresponding chemical. So when a frequent drug user is sober, she may be in a worse state of mind than her sober non-drug using peers. It may be more difficult for her to deal with her emotions, concentrate on her work or enjoy everyday life, even if there are no drugs in her system. In order to get the good feelings back, she may resort to more drugs, continuing the cycle.
Neurotransmitter: the general term for a wide variety of chemicals made in the brain for the purpose of transmitting signals across communication pathways. Neurotransmitters are released from vessels (like a rocket launching into space!) and sent to adjoining brain receptors which, in turn, take in the neurotransmitter's message and release other neurotransmitters to pass on the info.
Dopamine: a neurotransmitter released in the brain when it experiences a reward or a pleasure. Dopamine is responsible for the good feelings you get when you participate in your favorite activities or eat your favorite foods.
Serotonin: a neurotransmitter released in the brain to provide feelings of well-being and happiness. Serotonin isn't so much about rewards for immediate behaviors as it's about an overall good-feeling in life – like you may have after a day spent with a good friend or sitting in a hammock on a warm summer's day.
Norepinephrine: a neurotransmitter most associated with concentration and cognitive alertness (paying attention). It's also responsible for the "fight-or-flight" response to a threat.
Stimulant: A drug that causes extra amounts of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine in the brain.
Depressant: A drug that slows the spread of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine in the brain.


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Tony Blair 's EU hopes go "pschiiiit": the French view
Brussels dreams of Jean-Claude Juncker
Oct 22nd 2009
by Charlemagne
WITH APOLOGIES for returning to the mournful subject of Mr Blair's chances of becoming European Council president, I recommend a long account of the French view of this contest, by my colleague Jean Quatremer of Libération.
Jean, who is in this respect quite mad, continues to argue that Jean-Claude Juncker (prime minister of Luxembourg) is not just the finest candidate for the post, but the favourite. The thing is, to a certain sort of Euro-enthusiast in Brussels, Jean's view makes absolute sense. To them, there can be no better representative of the European Union than Mr Juncker, a member of each successive coalition government in his Grand Duchy (population 500,000) since 1982, a man who has attended EU council of ministers meetings uninterruptedly since 1984, and who is a past master of the dark EU arts of corridor deals, late night compromises and procedural ambushes. Mr Juncker is an unabashed federalist, a chain-smoking bon vivant and loathes the British with a passion (within the British government, the feeling is mutual). He speaks fluent French and German (as well as very good English), and has traditionally drawn his strength by positioning himself as an equidistant honest broker between France and Germany, those two mutually suspicious allies. He can be charming in person, and sincerely believes in Europe, but I am pretty confident the British think he could destroy the union if he ran it, and they will do all they can to torpedo him.
Last Friday, at a meeting of European finance ministers (Mr Juncker is treasury minister as well as prime minister of his country, and chairs the Eurogroup of finance ministers from countries that use the single currency), he returned the favour pre-emptively, telling journalists: "I will do anything to prevent a certain person becoming president of the European Council". The delighted Brussels press pack knew exactly who was meant by this: Tony Blair.
Jean's blog posting is well worth a read in full, but the chronology of French attitudes to Mr Blair is interesting: it is a lot more up and down than a reading of the British daily papers would suggest.
Thus Jean quotes the first public endorsement of Mr Blair by Nicolas Sarkozy, at a summit in Lisbon in late 2007, when the French president said the British ex-prime minister was a "very remarkable man", and the "most European of Englishmen", whose candidacy would be a very "intelligent" idea. He offered less warm support for Mr Juncker, but said he would also be an "intelligent" choice, on the basis of his long service.
Yet very quickly it was clear that members of Mr Sarkozy's own UMP party were hostile to Mr Blair for the usual reasons—the Iraq war, Britain's opt-outs from the euro and other EU projects. By May 2008, when a small group of French journalists were invited to meet Mr Sarkozy at the Elysée Palace, Mr Sarkozy described Mr Blair as "cramé" or, loosely, "toast", with Mr Juncker as the most "credible" candidate.
Fast-forward to December 2008, and the financial crisis. By then, Mr Sarkozy was furious with Mr Juncker for what he considered to have been his lack of political vim in responding to the meltdown, as head of the Eurogroup. Jean reports the French president recalling:
"I called him right away and said to him: "Jean-Claude, what do we do?" He replied: "Nothing." Suddenly, in French eyes, Mr Juncker was "a man of the past" and too close to Germany.
Fast forward again to late September 2009, and a briefing for French journalists by a senior French diplomat. He indicated that for Paris, it was a done deal, just as it had been when José Manuel Barroso was re-elected president of the European Commission for a second term. Jean quotes the French envoy as saying:
"Nobody dared stand against Barroso. Who will dare say no to Tony Blair ?" Asked about Iraq, the diplomat replied: "only public opinion still worries about that, not the only people who vote on his appointment, the 27 heads of state and government."
Now, Jean feels, the French government has been wrong-footed by the virulent opposition of Mr Juncker, the Austrian chancellor and some senior German members of the European Parliament, and by a note from the three Benelux countries saying the first president should be someone with a view on all the policies of the union.
Hmm, I cannot challenge Jean's knowledge of the inner workings of the Elysée. Though his newspaper is from the left, he is a grand old(ish) man of the French press corps in the EU, with excellent contacts. I confess I had not realised Mr Sarkozy had considered Mr Blair toast in 2007. So I bow to him on that. But Mr Juncker the favourite? I just cannot see it.
More from Charlemagne
The French jihadi
Enfant de la Patrie
Portugal's golden visas
Catalonia's independence vote
The EU budget
How real is Osborne's "real result"?
The Trichet letter
A nice French kid from Normandy turns up in Syria, beheading people for the Islamic State
Police raids suggest Portugal's scheme to sell residence permits for investments may be rotten
The claim that Britain has halved its extra payment to the EU budget relies on dubious bookkeeping
The former ECB head's leaked missive bolsters the Irish sense that they baild out Europe, not the other way around


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Water Crisis Continues In Flint After Judge Orders Water Delivery
LINDA WERTHEIMER, HOST:
In Flint, Mich., many residents are still struggling to get enough safe drinking water. It's been over a year and a half since the first city tests showed dangerous lead levels in a Flint resident's water. And last week, a federal judge demanded the state deliver safe bottled drinking water to all Flint residents who don't have functioning water filters. But the state of Michigan is challenging that order saying it would cost some $10 million a month to deliver the amount of water the court is asking for. And Michigan says it's not necessary because it already delivers bottled water to anyone who asks for it.
We asked to speak with Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, but a spokeswoman said the governor is traveling in China and is unavailable for comment. For another perspective on this crisis, we're joined by state Democratic Senator Jim Ananich, who represents the 27th District in Michigan - that includes the city of Flint. Senator Ananich, welcome to the program.
JIM ANANICH: Thanks for having me.
WERTHEIMER: First of all, why did the judge issue this injunction in the first place? There are already water distribution centers in the city.
ANANICH: I think he sees, like most of us that live in Flint, that there's a lot of rhetoric and a lot of promises - many of them false promises - coming out of Lansing, out of the administration, claiming all this great effort on behalf of Flint. And I think anybody who comes here or who takes a minute to look sees that there's a lot of holes still and that a lot of families just aren't getting the help they need for a problem they didn't create.
So I think it was a ruling that was meant to protect the public. And I think the governor and other folks should be working to try to make sure that happens as opposed to trying to use legal maneuvering to make sure the residents of Flint don't get the help they need.
WERTHEIMER: Michigan pushed back on the order. The state says it already sends people water if they need it and that this will just get in their way, hamper their ability to carry out the program they've got in place. You say, no.
ANANICH: Well, no, I think the problem is they held up this great program that they think they have and the residents of Flint just don't feel it. And, you know, one of the things in the order it says to all homes that don't have a properly installed working filter. So clearly, they've been saying, oh, don't worry about it. All these homes have properly working filters. Well, if they do have properly working filters like they say they do, and they're regularly checking like they say that they are, this shouldn't be a problem at all.
WERTHEIMER: What about the cost? We're embarking on a period, I think, where it's fairly safe to say that budgets will be cut, things will be done.
ANANICH: Well, I mean, I think when you acknowledge that you failed the citizens, which the governor and his team have acknowledged this was a state failure on the behalf of the Department of Environmental Quality, the Department of Health and Human Services and the state-appointed emergency manager, they have a responsibility to get this right. And if they were doing the things they said they were doing, then this order shouldn't be a problem at all. It's only for folks that don't have a working filter. And they promise, they say at every chance they get, 95 percent of people we talked to have a working filter and all these services are happening. So it shouldn't be a problem at all. And I think, as a resident of Flint, and my neighbors, I can tell you we don't feel the urgency that I think that this crisis deserves.
WERTHEIMER: As I'm sure you remember, President-elect Trump promised to fix this. He didn't say how or to what extent. Do you see this issue being settled any time soon by anybody?
ANANICH: Well, I mean, you know, we'll - obviously, we'll take help from anybody that'll give it to us. We're also going to hold people accountable for statements they make, so details matter in this kind of business. And, you know, I think he's going to have to explain how he plans on doing that. I can tell you, as of right now, there's been a handful, maybe 300 lines have been replaced, and the citizens of Flint deserve to have their lines replaced. They need to have the health, nutrition and educational services to help with the children that were hurt and seniors and other folks that have been damaged.
So I think this is a long ways from being resolved. Obviously, there's been some areas where there's been steps in the right direction. But I think, as opposed to patting themselves on the back, they need to really get down and make sure that the families of Flint get the help they need.
WERTHEIMER: Senator Jim Ananich represents the 27th District in Michigan, which is where the city of Flint is located. Senator, thank you so much for talking to us.
ANANICH: Thank you very much for having me. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


Part of obtaining an E2 Investors Visa is creating an existing business that will thrive. Creating a business can be hard to do while you are overseas, so it is a good idea to obtain a temporary B visa while you are setting up the company. If you obtain a B visa, that will benefit you because you will be able to visit office locations to rent, find staff to hire, speak to suppliers and distributors, and more.
When applying for an E2 visa, it is important to visit office locations in order to find the best fit because that will be the heart of your business. For E2 visas processed in Paris, the Consulate asks that the petitioner to provide them will a signed lease agreement as part of the application. Additionally, you may find a business that you would like to buy instead of starting a business from scratch.
Another reason it is a good idea to obtain a B-visa is to find good employees. One of the requirements of the E2 visa is that the business creates jobs. Finally, a B visa will allow you to meet and develop relationships with local suppliers, distributors, and vendors in order to setup a supply system for your business.
If you are interested in obtaining an E2 visa (Investor's visa) or B visa (Temporary visa), then contact Boyer Law Firm's Immigration Attorneys today.


The digital landscape is moving fast. Content consumption is shifting its pattern and mobile devices are taking a bigger chunk of the pie on daily basis. And in the mobile design world, Luke Wroblewski is one of the world's most renowned authorities. He speaks publicly, blogs and writes often to share his knowledge on designing for mobile.
And his book "Mobile first" (part of the A Book Apart series) is exactly that – sharing amassed experience. Luke Wroblewski points out a few considerations everyone involved or planning a mobile design should pay attention to. The book is more of a strategic guide than an extensive how-to such. Nevertheless, it has many examples, aiming to create shared reference and serve as a starting point in the mobile design.
The other day I read another book from the A Book Apart series (Brief books for people who make websites) – "Mobile Strategy For Mobile" by Karen McGrane.
There is this book out there (part of the A Book Apart series)… It deals with running a business, any business. No, it is not only about the design business. This book is called "Design Is A Job" by Mike Monteiro.
Eric Reiss has a bunch of stories to tell – all interesting and offering something to learn from. He has been meddling with usability for so long that each and every one of the stories he tells has a spice of it.
"Usable Usability" has a story and stories. It is a guide through experience in a combination of shared reference, something that we (the readers) understand, but not necessarily made a mental note when we encountered the same situation. I regard Eric's new book as a wake-up call.


Despite the sunshine and better weather and having two extra days off from work this week, I have to admit I'm finding it really tough motivating myself to get out and walk. Having a sore throat probably isn't helping matters nor is the fact I've walked the same streets so often since the start of Lent that they are now boring, boring, boring.
On the plus side I did gain two new supporters last week, so I'm up to sixteen people promising to donate to my little pot of money for the Bishop of Leicester's Lent Appeal to reopen and refurbish a well in Nablus.
Today's picture is of one of the ancient olive trees in the Garden of Gethesmane. We were told that some of those trees could possibly be from the time of Jesus making them 2,000 years old. 'Could possibly be' and 'believed to be' were very popular descriptions for lots of the places we visited in the Holy Land.
In contrast to the ancient olive trees in the Garden of Gethesmane that are nurtured to keep them healthy and fruiting, this 'old' tree in Bramcote Hills Park succumbed to a very different fate.
And less than a week later it was completely gone.


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Q: create a PDF document in Silverlight I need to convert an excel file to save/display as a PDF document. This is in Silverlight Application. PDF document will be generated dynamically. The PDF document will contain plain text. I tried to download the nuget package.
The PDFSharp Library mentioned in one of the posts helped, How to create PDF on Silverlight 4
I had to look for an older version which is compatible with silverlight. My application is using .net framework 4.
Would anyone know where I could find the dll for PDFSharp? I am unable to install using the nuget package.
Message:
Add reference problem in silverlight: You can't add a reference to dll as it was not built against the silverlight runtime
Error:

Install-Package : Could not install package 'PDFsharp-sl
1.50.4000-beta3b'. You are trying to install this package into a project that targets '.NETFramework,Version=v4.0', but  the package
does not contain any assembly references or content files that are
compatible with that framework. For more information, contact the
package author.

Thank you,

A: It looks as if you took the Silverlight version of the library, but attempted to add it to a project that does not compile against Silverlight.
You have two options:

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*Use the NuGet package for Silverlight

*Download the PDFsharp source code and reference the projects for Silverlight

The second approach can be helpful for debugging and allows you to change the Silverlight version compiled for.


The Industrial Internet of Things is the next great wave of productivity, one that GE is uniquely positioned to lead. GE today is a digital industrial company. Their global businesses build on their strengths in technology, brand, globalization and services to generate consistent growth, high margins and high returns for investors.


If you want to play on one of the greatest links courses in Scotland, the Royal Troon Old Course is the challenging test of your golfing ability. With the wind to contend with, and deep rough interspersed with gorse and broom, accurate shot making is essential.
If the test of a championship course is, as many claim, the quality of the champions it produces, then Troon can be content with the list of champions that the Ayrshire links has produced. The two course record holders are Greg Norman and Tiger Woods. Now you begin to understand why Royal Troon is seen as one of the most thorough examinations known to the game of golf.
Signature Hole - 8th "Postage Stamp"
This course is perhaps most famous for its par 3 8th hole, the Postage Stamp, where veteran Majors champion Gene Sarazen got down in 1 and 2 on subsequent rounds of the 1973 Open Championship - a dramatic display of golf watched by millions on TV.
Much has been written about the famous 8th hole at Royal Troon. The tee is on high ground and a dropping shot is played over a gully to a long but extremely narrow green set into the side of a large sandhill. Two bunkers protect the left side of the green while a large crater bunker shields the approach.
The golf course was founded in 1878, as a result of a gathering of some local golf enthusiasts. The original design was created by George Strath, Troon's pro. The layout was later extended by the famous James Braid.
In 1923, Royal Troon hosted its first Open, and started to gain public attention. Royal Troon Golf Club remains the first and the last club in Great Britain to have been granted royal status under the reign of queen Elizabeth II.
With five Open Championship venues in Scotland; play them all!


Which gTLDs have been applied for?
These new generic top-level domains are divided into different categories: community, geographic and IDN (internationalised domain name).
This category includes applications such as .shop, .ski, .spa, .music, .bank and .hotel.
There are now 84 applications within this category.
One Swedish top-level domain that we will be dealing with is .stockholm. A number of other capital cities around the world have also applied for their own top-level domain, such as .helsinki and .london. There are now 66 applications within this category.
These are top-level domains in non-Latin character sets, such as Cyrillic or Asian domains. In Sweden we also use the letters å, ä and ö, but no Swedish applications using any of these characters have been received. A total of 116 applications for top-level domains containing special characters have been received.
Most of the applications received fall within this category, and we will see a relatively large number of registrations here. Generic top-level domains feature wording that describes a certain product or a particular area, for example. This group includes .app, .baby, .auction and .fishing.


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Q: Best way to zoom and pan a 2D cocos2d iphone game What's the best way to implement a pan-able zoomable game map with Cocos2d for iPhone. It would be like Mobile Safari except with a game map that doesn't fit completely on screen. Or like how it's done with Angry Birds, Cut the rope, etc.
This would not be a side scrolling game, just a fixed game area that you can zoom in/out of.
I'm new so if there are tutorials for this that would be great.
Thanks

A: You absolutely should not follow the advice by Joao Caxaria, who seems to have unnecessarily reimplemented the entire UIGestureRecognizer API himself!
You can simply use UIKit's available gesture recognizers and attach them to the sharedDirector's openGLView, as specified in the chosen answer in the link below. These allow for pan, pinch, tap etc. detection. You can even use a UILongPressGestureRecognizer to detect dragging.
cocos2d-iOS - Gesture recognisers

A: if you are not going to use Physics in your game, then its very simple you will find a lot of tutorials on zoom/pan , just set your world SCALE in the touchesMoved zoom/pan code.
but if you are going for Angry Bird like stuff, then you can use the Box2d/Chipmunk physics engine(comes with cocos2d), but for building the Physics world like Angry birds you will either have to write your own Level Editor or you can use LevelSVG(by Cocos2d people) kindof thing to visually make the world in SVG editor and Parse it to BOX2d.
As for the Zoom/pan with Physics bodies in your world, it will work as long as your Physics world is in your LAYER which you are trying to SCALE.
but i ll recommend  Overwriting the VISIT function of your Layer you want to Scale, and handle the Scaling by either glOrthof or glScalef

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but i ll recommend Overwriting the VISIT function of your Layer you want to Scale, and handle the Scaling by either glOrthof or glScalef

I wouldn't overwrite the visit function... just add your layer to the touch dispatcher:
[[CCTouchDispatcher sharedDispatcher] addStandardDelegate:self priority:0];

And implement the delegate functions:
- (void)ccTouchesBegan:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event;
- (void)ccTouchesMoved:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event;
- (void)ccTouchesEnded:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event;
- (void)ccTouchesCancelled:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event;

inside this functions if you notice that the user is panning/zooming, just update the scene position / scale properties.
To find if the user is panning or zooming, check this InputController helper class here: https://github.com/caxaria/LoopingMenu
Hope it helps,


Architect Allies and Morrison has scooped the BDA's top Building of the Year award with its impressively cool buildings for Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. The award was made at the culmination of the BDA Brick Awards 2005 gala evening, held on the 2 November at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
Unusually for a Brick Awards winner, Allies and Morrison's entry comprised two distinct buildings – a rational, three-storey, mauve brick gatehouse and a contrasting creamy buff brick auditorium building with abstract elevational compositions. Both extend Sir Denys Lasdun's original 1958 masterplan for Fitzwilliam and make a significant contribution to the role of brick in modern architecture. The judges were impressed by the two buildings, which enhance the academic environment and complement an already distinguished line-up of buildings on the campus. The project was also awarded the Best Public Building Award.
Best Private Housing development went to The Matrix in Glasgow by Davis Duncan Architects, a contemporary development of 73 apartments, café–bar and office space that has created a powerful urban landmark. BPTW Partnership's Pepys Estate in London, an elegant project characterised by its refined detailing, took Best Public Housing Development. And Feilden Clegg Bradley's central headquarters for the National Trust in Swindon, a building with a strong industrial geometry that was inspired by local railway sheds, took the Best Commercial Building award.


The Mount Haig Circuit aka the Tinaroo Range Roads takes to some magnificent bush country and several sweet swimming spots. Find Emerald Creek Falls Rd via Tinaroo Creek Rd and Cobra Rd. Stop at the falls if its swim time; soon afterwards you will start to ascend the Tinaroo Ranges. After 12km take Mount Edith Rd, which undulates through rose gum and casuarina forest before descending to the headwaters of Emerald Creek. Time for a swim or a wander through the rainforest. Jump back in your truck for a climb between Mount Edith and Mount Haig. The road winds along until it intersects with Dunbulla (Tinaroo Road). Take the right-hand option and follow for two clicks before turning right into Kauri Creek Road, which will take you back to the start of this 40km circuit.
Change gears for the Clohesy River Road. The track is easy and fun for the family. There're 10 creek crossings making it an adventure for the novice 4WDriver. You may not need all the gears but you will need decent clearance. Best not tackle it in the wet. The track goes through Dinden State Forest and is signposted off the Kennedy Highway about 20km on the right driving from Mareeba. There are lots of places to stop and enjoy the atmosphere, including the Clohesy boardwalk, which takes you to a mighty fig tree. Look out for cassowaries, feral pigs and other wildlife. The road is not a circuit but it does connect to the Copperlode Dam/Lake Morris access road, which needs a permit to use. The trip is about 20km return.
If you are looking for a full day out try some of the historical mining routes on the Atherton Tablelands such as this circuit drive. From Mareeba head to Petford – it's about an hour. Turn left at Lappa, a few kilometres out of Petford. Then take the left-hand fork. This is the Lappa/Mount Garnet Rd, which will turn into Nymbool Rd. You'll see plenty of evidence of tin mining in this region and as well just after the old town of Gilmore you might be able to make out Abdul Wade's Camel Track. Abdul Wade, an Afghani camel trader, and his 500 camels made a flat line track across the landscape to Mount Garnet.
You will next hit California Creek, a 4WD low range water crossing which may be impassable in the wet. There's a view of the Tate Valley coming up on the right and you'll be grinding to the top of the Great Dividing Range at 763m. Shortly afterwards the road joins Kennedy Highway and you can reward yourself at Innot Hot Springs before heading back to Mareeba on the bitumen or else take Coolgarra Rd to head back to Petford. After 13 km you will pass the old Fingertown Mine and drive through Coolgarra Station (please shut gate) and be heading to Irvinebank. From Irvinebank take the Herberton-Petford Rd. Look out for the working Porphry mine and the bleached white quartz cliffs of Elizabeth Bluffs.


N(ora). K. Jemisin is an author of speculative fiction short stories and novels who lives and writes in Brooklyn, NY. In 2018, she became the first author to win three Hugos in a row for her Broken Earth novels. She has also won a Nebula Award, two Locus Awards, and a number of other honors.
You may contact her assistant at nkjemisin at gmail dot com for appearances, events, and other inquiries.
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Closing a UK-based Company...
Closing a UK-based Company with Sterlinx
Oct 10, 2021 | UK Accounting
Unfortunately, closing a UK-based company may be a loss for you but will probably help you in other ways. Here's how you can close one with Sterlinx Global.
1 Close a UK-Based Company: Closing a UK-based Company with Sterlinx
1.1 Reasons when Closing a UK-based company
1.2 How about a scenario where there is no director?
1.3 Making the Company Dormant
1.4 Putting your company into administration
1.5 Appointing an administrator
1.6 How exactly does administration work?
1.7.1 How to declare insolvency?
1.7.2 What are the three types of liquidation?
1.7.3 When administration ends
Close a UK-Based Company: Closing a UK-based Company with Sterlinx
In the last decade and why not the last year, several businesses have come across several challenges that are difficult to manage on their own due to COVID-19. Sometimes, you may be closing a business to effectively rebrand or examine your products or services.
However, it is not always straightforward to close your business. Sterlinx Global will help you to navigate this change and ensure you get the right outcomes without compromising yourself or your business's integrity.
In this article, we will look at how to close a limited liability company and how to go into administration.
Closing a UK-based Company with Sterlinx 4
Reasons when Closing a UK-based company
There are several reasons why you may want to close your company. You may be leaving the UK and moving to another country, or you may be retiring and want to take a break from it all.
Whatever the case, you are required to have the agreement of the company's directors or shareholders to close a limited liability company. How you close a limited liability company depends on whether you have bills to pay, are in debt, or don't owe any suppliers, businesses, or individuals.
If the company is considered solvent, you may apply to strike off the company from the UK register of Companies. As a director, you can equally start what is known as w members' voluntary liquidation. Remember that the cheapest way to strike off a company is to close it.
In the event that the company can't pay its bills, the money owed to other individuals, businesses, or third parties legally comes before that owed to the board of directors or shareholders.
Under such circumstances, you must liquidate your company, or you may be forced to liquidate it by regulators or the competent authority. If you apply for a voluntary company arrangement, you will be able to avoid liquidation.
How about a scenario where there is no director?
In the event that a director has passed away due to unforeseen circumstances, you can appoint a new director. This is required in order for you to effectively strike off a company from the UK register of companies.
It may be more challenging to manage the company's assets in such an event, especially if the managing director has passed.
Under such circumstances, shareholders must agree to appoint a new director who will manage the winding down of the business in question. They may equally need to vote on the person in question.
Remember that the estate's executioner can appoint a director, which does not require a vote as long as the company's articles allow for that if the sitting director passed away.
The appointed director can close a company but must ensure that they pay corporation tax and file a tax return with HMRC even if there is no director.
Making the Company Dormant
You do not have to close your company if it is dormant or it is no longer trading. You can leave it open as long as it can carry out its business functions, maintains trading activities, or receives income.
Under such circumstances, your company may still be registered at the company's trading house. In such a case, you still need to send your annual accounts and confirmation statements to the relevant authority or Company House.
Remember that you do not always have to close a dormant company; you can keep it dormant for as long as you want.
Putting your company into administration
If your company cannot repay its debts, you can put them into administration. In such a circumstance, you are protected from legal action. Nobody can help you with the process of winding down your company if it has not repaid its debts in full.
However, administration means that your company does not have to repay its debts.
Appointing an administrator
As a company, you may appoint an administrator such as Sterlinx Global, who must equally be a professional insolvency practitioner. You will have to pay some fees if you choose such an option.
How exactly does administration work?
The chosen administrator will first begin by writing a letter to all your creditors and company house to notify them of the appointment. They'll equally publish this in the Gazette.
After this, your administrator will try to stop your company from being wound up or liquidated and then try to pay much of your debts from your assets. The appointed administrator has eight weeks to come up with the statement of intent.
During the period where your company is in administration, the administrator in question will run your business as they have control over your affairs.
How to declare insolvency?
Write a statement that says the companies' directors cannot pay their debts with the current interest rate. Be sure to include the name and address of the company and how long you may take to pay such debts a year before liquidation.
What are the three types of liquidation?
There are three types of liquidation, which are creditors, compulsory, and member's liquidation. These are suited to any company's needs regarding repayment of their debts and the willingness of the parties to act as needed to prevent further losses.
When administration ends
Once the administrator decides that the purpose of the administration has been achieved, or the administrator's contract ends, this may cause the process of administration to equally end. For example, the administration could end after the CVA has been agreed with others.
The process of closing a UK company can be time-consuming and costly. It is preferable to ensure that you choose w professional such as Sterlinx Global to handle your affairs.
It will not only save you time, but our strong grasp of UK tax and solvency legislation will also enable you to wind down your company with little stress or headaches.
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Re: Музыкальное сопровождение программ || Musical Background
by cekoni » 23 Sep 2013, 12:40
Я. Хохлова и Р. Гончаров - "Така, як ти":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR7mX16OF0Q
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lala630312 (26 Sep 2013, 18:42)
cekoni
http://wnu-ukraine.com/news/culture-lifestyle/?id=3466
Ukrainian Song to Be Used in Champion Evgeni Plushenko Olympic Performance
Russia's 2006 Olympic champion figure skater Evgeni Plushenko, 30, will use the song by "Okean Elzy" frontman Svyatoslav Vakarchuk "Taka Yak Ty" as a soundtrack for his performance at the 2014 Winter Olympics, scheduled to take place on February 7-23, in Sochi, Russia reports ivona.bigmir.net. The Ukrainian song, first released in 2008, belongs to the genre of lyrical rock. The song's title translates as "The One Like You".
While "Taka Yak Ty" is part of Svyatoslav Vakarchuk solo album Vnochi (At Night; 2008), the musician also writes songs for his band Okean Elzy (literal translation – Elza's Ocean). The musical team is one of the most popular bands in the CIS, recognized by the critics as the best rock band and the band delivering best live performances.
Ukrainian band Okean Elzy has previously lent its songs as soundtracks for such major film productions as Brat 2 (Brother 2; 2000), Voyna (War; 2002), and Sluzhebnyy Roman. Nashe Vremya (Workplace Romance. Modern Times; 2011). Moreover, Okean Elzy songs were used in Ukrainian animated TV series Lys Mykyta (Mykyta the Fox; 2008-2009) and TV movie Prykolna Kazka (2008).
Okean Elzy was formed in 1994 in Lviv. The band plays pop rock, indie rock, indie pop, and art rock music. Currently, the band has four members – Vakarchuk, Denys Sudko (bass guitar), Miloš Jelić (keyboard), and Denys Hlinin (percussions).
The team released eight studio albums: Tam, De Nas Nema (Where There Is No Us; 1998), Yananebibuv (Iwasinthesky; 2000), Model (2001), Supersymetriya (Supersymmetry; 2003), Gloria (2005), Mira (Measure; 2007), Dolce Vita (2010), and their latest musical effort released as recently as 2013 – Zemlia (Earth). Some of the bands most known hits include Kholodno (Cold), Diakuyu (Thank You), Ne Pytai (Don't Ask), Vyshche Neba (Higher Than the Sky) and 911.
by cekoni » 10 Nov 2013, 03:07
.... "work in progress"
2013/14 FS /ПП "The Best of Plushenko" - order list of Plushy's past programs and music:
(all arranged earlier, or now by Edvin Marton / аранжировка: Эдвин Мартон)
01:00" - St.Petersburg 300 (FS 2002/03, soundtrack "Criminal St. Petersburg" by Igor Korniliuk)
01:26" - The Godfather (FS 2004/05 & 2005/06 seasons, soundtrack by Nino Rota)
02:38" - Tribute to Nijinsky (FS 2003/04, "Scheherazade" symphonic suite by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov)
03:25" - Tango Roxanne (FS 2011/12, soundtrack "Moulin Rouge!" by Mariano Mores)
04:04" - Tosca Fantasy (EX 2005/06, "E lucevan le stelle" aria from opera "Tosca" by Giacomo Puccini)
04:50" - Adagio (SP 2002/03, "Adagio in G minor" by Tomaso Albinoni)
01:00" - Санкт-Петербург 300 (ПП 2002/03, саундтрек из т/ф"Бандитский Петербург" Игоря Koрнелюка)
01:26" - Крёстный отец (ПП 2004/05 & 2005/06 сезоны, саундтрек Нино Рота)
02:38" - Посвящение Нижинскому (ПП 2003/04, "Шехераза́да", симфоническая сюита Н. А. Римского-Корсакова)
03:25" - El Tango de Roxanne (ПП 2011/12, саундтрек из "Moulin Rouge!" Мариано Мореса)
04:04" - Tosca Fantasy (ПН 2005/06, "E lucevan le stelle" ария из оперы "Тоска" Джакомо Пуччини)
04:50" - Aдажио (КП 2002/03, "Адажио соль минор" Томазо Альбинони)
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lala630312 (10 Nov 2013, 20:50) • bigeyegugu (10 Nov 2013, 17:54) • Дарина (10 Nov 2013, 03:43)
Rating: 12.5%
P.S. why you think, because of what Nino Rota did not get Oscar for Godfather?
Melodia Per Fortunella (Fortunella Soundtrack) - Nino Rota:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9ijcx9kD6A
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortunella_%28film%29
lala630312 (10 Nov 2013, 20:50)
by cekoni » 24 Dec 2013, 00:05
Soundtrack Moulin Rouge:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-vXuIbXVHU
http://www.amazon.com/Moulin-Rouge-Soun ... B001NYPTO4
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moulin_Rouge!
"Tanguera" – Mariano Mores (Title in film: "El Tango de Roxanne", combined with music "Roxanne" by The Police)
Tanguera by Mariano Mores:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOp1_GDjR9k
by dcdv » 25 Apr 2014, 16:46
Я нашёл музыку из короткой программы Турина 2006 http://music.yandex.ru/#!/track/9062958/album/951366
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dcdv
by cekoni » 25 Apr 2014, 16:48
dcdv wrote: Я нашёл музыку из короткой программы Турина 2006
http://music.yandex.ru/#!/track/9062958/album/951366
"только для пользователей из России, Украины, Беларуси и Казахстана."
lala630312 (25 Apr 2014, 22:11)
SP Olympic games 2006 Plushenko
http://files.mail.ru/F5C9830CB1D04D3B96A86BBA441EC8B8
Last edited by dcdv on 26 Apr 2014, 10:10, edited 1 time in total.
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cekoni (27 Apr 2014, 21:21)
cekoni wrote: :son-ce: .... "work in progress"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6ni6gOLbrU
There was some changes, compared to the version from Riga ....
Final version from the Olympics Sochi 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeMoig-AJzk
http://www.isuresults.com/bios/isufs00000124.htm
Music Free Skating as of season 2013/2014
The Best of Plushenko arranged by Edvin Marton:
Criminal St. Petersburg by Igor Korniliuk
Godfather by Nino Rota
Sheherazade by Nikolai Rimski-Korsakov
Tango Amore
Tosca by Giacomo Puccini
Adagio by Tomasini Albinoni
Music Short Program as of season 2013/2014
Tango de Roxanne (from "Moulin Rouge" soundtrack) arranged by Edvin Marton
lala630312 (25 Apr 2014, 22:12) • bigeyegugu (25 Apr 2014, 18:21)
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Q: HtmlUnit: Get UnexpectedPage after downloading a file I need to download different files in different pages with htmlUnit webDriver. I cycle on the pages and for every page I click on a input field to trigger the download.
For the first download, I click on a HtmlInputElement (a submit button) which gives me back the file. After that, the HtmlPage becomes an UnexpectedPage. Examining the WebResponse in the UnexcpetedPage I still find the file already downloaded.
How to workaround?
code:
    [...]
public void test(HtmlPage htmlPage){
    List<?> checkBox = htmlPage.getByXPath("//tbody[@id='TestID:ricerca_report:tb']/tr[child::td[contains(text(),'TEST')]]/td[1]/input[@type='checkbox']");

    for (int j = 0; j < checkBox.size(); j++) {
        HtmlCheckBoxInput checked = (HtmlCheckBoxInput) checkBox.get(j);
        checked.setChecked(true);
    }

    writeResponseHtml(htmlPage, spOp);
    InputStream input = null;
    try{
        HtmlSubmitInput htmlSubmitInput = htmlPage.getElementByName(param.getNameAttribute());
        WebResponse webResponse = htmlSubmitInput.click().getWebResponse();
        extractOriginalFileName(webResponse, spiderInfo.getFileName());
        if( checkAndSaveFileExtension(webResponse) != null ){
            input = webResponse.getContentAsStream();
            downloadFile( input );
            spiderInfo.setFileName("work/output/spider_logs/");
        }else
            spiderInfo.setSpiderState(SpiderStates.DOWNLOAD_ERROR);
    }catch ( Exception e ){
        logger.error("getOperation download exception; " + spOp + "; Exception: " + e);
        spiderInfo.setSpiderState(SpiderStates.DOWNLOAD_ERROR);
        page = null;
    }
    writeResponseHtml(htmlPage, spOp);
    HtmlTableDataCell tableCell = htmlPage.getFirstByXPath(param.getContainsElement2());
    Page p = tableCell.click(); // Here i got the exception
}

[....]

A: If someone encoutered the same problem; I solved using PageCreator:
PageCreator dpc = new DefaultPageCreator();
HtmlPage detailPage = null;
for (int j = 2 ; j<= 11; j++){ // there are 10 pages
detailPage = (HtmlPage)dpc.createPage(htmlPage.getWebResponse(),webClient.openWindow(htmlPage.getUrl(),"ew Window"));
detailPage = ((HtmlElement)detailPage.getFirstByXPath("MYXPATH")).click();
detailPage = ((HtmlElement)((HtmlPage)detailPage ).getFirstByXPath("MYXPATH2")).click(); // download element
webClient.setCurrentWindow(htmlPage.getEnclosingWindow()); //go back to main window
}// end FOR

where htmlPage is the main page.


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