"Liquid Big Data": a new source of competitive advantage for high street retailers?
Many high street retailers in the UK are experiencing falling footfall in their physical stores as customers increasingly switch to online competitors for better convenience, choice and prices.
One way retailers combat these disruptors is by analysing their customers' buying behaviours to identify new ways to further differentiate their in-store and digital offerings – for example, using insights from loyalty card data to target offers at individual customers.
Yet such an approach gathers data from isolated, self-contained engagements that only form one part of a customer's time spent on the high street shopping – the customer experience as a set of disjointed silos versus the seamless, end-to-end personalised experience of buying online. Arguably this fragmented engagement is also one of the root causes driving customers away from physical retail stores.
One way to potentially address this challenge is by competing retailers sharing real-time, dynamic in-store customer browsing and buying behaviour data. This free flowing – "liquid" – Big Data would enable collaborating retailers to make on-the-spot offers and other personalised engagements to a customer directly in their stores based on an individual's wants or needs that day; creating moments of customer delight not even possible when buying online (with the added bonus that purchased products are available to take home immediately). This co-opetition model would be mutually beneficial to all with any revenues from sales (direct, cross or up-selling, etc.) attributable to this process being split equitably across participating retailers.
An example of this model could be a "Virtual High Street Assistant" – a mobile app that a customer opts in to that gathers data about their behaviour across different high street stores (such as recording any purchases made using Mobile Payments or by detecting IoT sensors in labels of products being browsed). Cloud Analytics is continuously, rapidly analysing this data for insights like identifying cross or up-selling opportunities to complement goods already brought, the price a specific customer is likely to pay for an item they have been browsing across different stores and potential Social Media activities that could promote further engagement. Based on their smartphone's GPS location, suitable insights (like nearby relevant special offers) are then shared with a customer via the app. In addition, analytics aggregates different customers' data to identify any buying trends on the high street that day and makes recommendations to participating retailers about how to best exploit these sales opportunities.
This notion of Big Data as "liquid" that can be shared (rather than solid, hidden in one organisation's silo) is not without considerable challenges and barriers. In addition to technology, there is a range of legal and security issues affecting the use of personal data in such a model. However, UK Health and Social agencies have been pioneering new ways to share highly sensitive patient data across different organisational boundaries to improve services. Learning from this experience could help build a compelling business case to fund a pilot to test the risks and benefits of "Liquid Big Data".


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    {
        IEnumerable<ClientEventResultDto> GetEventsByClient(long clientID, long? eventID);
        string ExportEventsByClient(long clientID, long langueID);
    }
}

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School Board Elections
Letter Templates
NYS Bills
This page will show some of the New York State bills that have been submitted by our state legislators. We will split them into the Bills To Support, and the Bills To Fight.
Bills To Support
Good bills we need to fight for when it comes to our children/school:
A8579 (Salka - R)
Prohibits courses in critical race theory from being taught in schools.
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/A8579
A8336 (Martucci - R)
Prohibits the state or political subdivisions from imposing a mask mandate in schools and daycares; leaves such decisions to the local school district, non-public school or daycare.
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/S8336
S7392 (Martucci - R)
Relates to eliminating the mask requirement in day care centers for children 5 and under.
A7100 (DiPietro - R)
Prohibits mandatory COVID-19 vaccination; limits civil liability of employers; prohibits requiring vaccination for education, employment, travel or other activities; enacts a vaccine bill of rights.
S6107 (Palumbo - R)
A1894 (Santabarbara - R)
Relates to the use of a standardized immunization exemption form.
S6747 (Lanza - R)
Prohibits a mandatory immunization against the novel coronavirus/COVID-19 for children, incapacitated persons, or students or staff of employment institutions or day care facilities; prohibits requiring people to carry or present evidence of having received the COVID-19 vaccine.
Establishes a claim for strictly liable against the state for any injury caused by the administration of an immunization which is mandated by a state law; gives the court of claims the power and jurisdiction to hear such a claim.
S4376 (Oberacker - R)
Prohibits a mandatory immunization against the coronavirus.
S3659 (Ortt - R)
S2677 (Gallivan - R)
Relates to a religious exemption from vaccination requirements.
A8253 (Schmitt - R)
Prohibits instruction on critical race theory within the state
Bills To Fight
Bills in New York that take the parents out of the equation and ignore parental consent:
A8870 (Rosenthal - D)
Requires every middle school and every high school to provide instruction on vaccine science, including vaccine history and development, effects on the immune system, vaccine-preventable diseases and their spread, and vaccine safety and testing.
A8398 (Dinowitz - D)
Limits exemptions from immunization requirements by local governments and private entities to medical exemptions; repeals religious exemptions for certain post-secondary students.
Authorizes the commissioner of health to develop and supervise the execution of a program of immunization against COVID-19 for purposes of state aid to schools; requires immunization against COVID-19 for attendance at school.
S7320 (Hoylman - D)
Relates to the definition of administration with respect to immunization to prevent COVID-19 for children between the ages of two and eighteen years of age
Mandatory Covid-19 shots for college students
S4244C (Krueger - D)
A6564C (Fahy - D)
Permits any child who is at least fourteen years of age to have administered to himself or herself certain immunizations required or recommended by law
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/a6564/amendment/c
Mandatory flu shots for K-12
S3041 (Kruger - D)
A3192 (Fahy - D)
S2584A (Brouk - D)
A6616 (Nolan- D)
Relates to comprehensive sexuality education in schools
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/s2584/amendment/a
S1929 (Jackson - D)
A808 (O'Donnell - D)
Requires school districts and charter schools to include instruction on the political, economic, and social contributions, and lifeways of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual people, in an appropriate place in the curriculum of middle school and high school students.
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/a808/amendment/b
A817 (Seawright - D)
Requires LGBT awareness curriculum or instruction.
S937 (Kruger - D)
A822 (Paulin - D)
Provides treatment for sexually transmitted diseases to minors without a parent's or guardian's consent
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/s937
Bills To Be Aware Off
S4391 (Parker - D)
Relates to the application of the dignity for all students act; removes language that the dignity for all students act does not apply to private, religious or denominational educational institutions.
A3723 (Solages - D)
Relates to making certain provisions applicable to public schools relating to instruction in civility, citizenship and character education
S833 (Hoylman - D)
A469 (Rozic - D)
Requires the public school curriculum for children in kindergarten through grade twelve to include a minimum of two hours per week instruction in civics lessons
A7161 (Richardson - D)
Mandates comprehensive, medically accurate and age appropriate sex education be taught in all public schools, grades one through twelve; provides that the commissioner of education will create and establish a curriculum to accomplish such goal within one year of the effective date of this legislation.
A6412 (McMahon - D)
Relates to mandating education in consent in schools
A840 (Gottfried - D)
Requires the board of education and the trustees or sole trustee of every school district to establish policies and procedures regarding the treatment of transgender or gender non-conforming students.
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Charges Upgraded For PA Dad Accused Of 'Deeply Disturbing' Anal Rape Death Of Infant Daughter
Cecilia Levine
Austin Stevens Photo Credit: Montgomery County DA
Body Found In Susquehanna River
Capitol Riots: Former Firefighter Among 4 Pennsylvania Reside...
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Charges have been upgraded for a 29-year-old Montgomery County dad who authorities said anally raped his 10-month-old daughter, killing her by way of blunt force head trauma.
Austin Stevens, of Lower Providence Township, is accused of anally raping baby Zara Scruggs, who died hours after the incident at the hospital Oct. 4, Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele said.
Stevens was initially charged with involuntary sexual intercourse, rape of a child, aggravated assault, child endangerment and aggravated indecent assault. Following this week's return of forensic test results that determined cause of death to be blunt force head trauma, Stevens has been charged with first, second and third-degree murder, Steele said.
"The Coroner's Office's ruling that this 10-month-old baby's death was homicide confirms what our investigation showed: Zara died a deeply disturbing death at the hands of her father," Steele said. "Stevens will have to answer to murder charges."
More than $52,000 had been raised for baby Zara as of Wednesday on a GoFundMe campaign launched by Brionna Cassaundra Wise on Oct. 6.
Baby Zara Scruggs
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"Our beautiful Zara Lynn Scruggs was taken from us by a monster.," the campaign reads. "She deserved to grow up. She deserved to be with her family. She deserved all the amazing things in this world."
Police responding to a 9-1-1 call at Stevens' home on Germantown Pike found his baby girl unresponsive, and immediately began CPR, authorities said.
The baby was taken by ambulance to Einstein Medical Center Montgomery, where -- despite resuscitation efforts -- she was pronounced dead at 12:12 a.m. Oct. 4, Steele said.
An autopsy conducted by Dr. Frederick Hellman, a forensic pathologist with the Montgomery County Coroner's Office, determined the baby was the victim of a sexual assault, sustaining anal rectal trauma and blunt force trauma to the head, according to Steele.
The coroner's office ordered additional forensic tests, which returned this week. The cause of death was finalized by Hellman as blunt force head trauma, and the manner of death was homicide, authorities said.
An investigation into the baby's death found Stevens and the baby were the only people home at the time of death, Steele said.
Further, Stevens had searched Google for nearly an hour before calling 9-1-1, with subjects including "If baby stops breathing," "What if you don't hear baby heart or beat," "My baby isn't breathing" and "How do you know if a bsby is dead," authorities said.
"Stevens also conducted social media and text conversations with two women during this time that were not related to the baby's condition," authorities said.
Detectives recovered the bloody diaper that was worn by the baby when she was transported to the hospital.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 1 p.m.,, Dec. 1 for all charges. Stevens was being held without bail, and has been jailed since his original arrest date.
The case will be prosecuted by First Assistant District Attorney Edward F. McCann, Jr. and Assistant Chief of Trials Brianna Ringwood, who oversees the Family Protection Unit
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Q: Saxon XSLT transform delivered as an Amazon AWS Lambda function Would it be technically possible to build a general purpose XSLT transform service (using the Saxon XSLT engine) delivered as an Amazon AWS Lambda function? How would you go about implementing it? Would there be a way to avoid initialising the Java VM each time the lambda function was called?
This is more of a brain-storming question. I am unlikely to attempt to implement it.
How would licensing work? There is no way for the developer to know on how many machines Saxon XSLT is installed. Probably, that is something that has to be negotiated with the vendor?

A: I can't see any intrinsic reason why it shouldn't work, but I have no idea about the implementation details.
Since Amazon support Java as the implementation language, one assumes they have a mechanism to avoid JVM initialization costs.
There's a distinction between having a Lambda that supports one particular defined transformation, and having one that executes an arbitrary user-defined stylesheet. I'm not sure that providing a service to execute untrusted code is ever a particularly good idea even if it's heavily sandboxed in terms of resource access.
As regards licensing, our general approach in Saxonica is that we try to ensure that licensing doesn't get in the way of doing something that makes technical sense. If there's value in doing it, we'll find a way of sharing the value that works for all parties.
If this is about executing one predefined stylesheet, as a spin-off from the Saxon-JS development we already have mechanisms that allow a developer to acquire a license that can be redistributed with the compiled stylesheet, meaning essentially that if you acquire the right kind of development license, the run-time is free.

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The CCE office is committed to providing useful catechetical (religious education) resources and opportunities to families in support of the domestic church. The CCE office at the Co-Cathedral provides theologically sound and spiritually enriching programs for families through parish catechesis (CCE classes), sacramental preparation for children (Baptism, Confirmation, First Reconciliation and Eucharist) and family programming opportunities.
A comprehensive religious education program includes both systematic (or structured) catechesis and sacramental preparation. Together, these two religious education components makes for Total Catechesis.
Systematic Catechesis (for kindergarten through high school youth) covers basic doctrine, prayers, Christian morality, liturgy and Sacraments at an age-appropriate level.
In addition to CCE classes and sacramental preparation, the CCE office offers Family Learning programs that are open to ALL parish families. Please see the "Domestic Church" link to the right for more information. It is our goal to foster a committment to life-long learning, beginning at an early age, where families continue to grow and achieve a greater understanding and fuller experience of the Catholic faith year after year.


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Investments in business controls result in shift in economic crime detection
By: Schalk Burger
Creamer Media Senior Contributing Editor
Investments made to detect fraud and corruption have resulted in more of these economic crimes being detected by corporate controls and oversight mechanisms, corporate services multinational PwC Forensic Services partner Trevor White says.
Detailing the findings for South Africa of the multinational's global economic crime and fraud survey, he adds that 44% of corporate companies in South Africa have increased spending to combat fraud and economic crimes since the 2016 survey, and a further 46% planned to increase this over the next 24 months.
The rate of economic crime detected by corporate controls increased by 7% to 51% of all crimes uncovered, while the detection of economic crime by controls and people beyond management's control decreased by 17% to 19% of all crimes discovered.
Economic crimes detected by corporate culture, which makes use of internal tip-off processes and whistle blowing mechanisms, increased by 11% to 30% of overall detections.
Of the 282 South African respondents, of which more than 55% were C-suite executives and 11% were from government, 64% say they actively monitor whistle- blower lines to ensure the effectiveness of their compliance and governance processes. This represents a 9% increase since 2016.
It appears that the environments within organisations have become more receptive to trusting internal tip-off processes, as seen by the upsurge in the detection of fraud by means of internal tip-offs to 14%, compared with 6% in 2016, says White.
"Our findings indicate a shift in thinking, whereby 18% of organisations are making use of fraud risk management – more than twice the instances noted in 2016 – and data analytics to detect criminal activity."
Companies are becoming less inclined to leave the detection of fraud to chance and have taken a decisive stance to actively combat economic crime, says White.
"Almost three-quarters (73%) of South African respondents conducted general fraud risk assessments of their own volition – a sign that our hypothesis regarding organisational awareness is sound," he adds.
The size and complexity of many economic crimes, especially the most disruptive incidents, have led to a change in the methods of detection and forensic investigations, such as those carried out by PwC, says PwC South Africa Forensic Services lead partner Trevor Hills.
"Data analytics is becoming a bigger part of our methods and our [Forensic Services] team's growth was mainly [in the fields of] data scientists and data analysts."
Similarly, data analytics forms a growing part of the corporate controls deployed to detect and prevent fraud, and constitutes 6% of the 51% of overall fraud incidents detected, confirms White.
Companies in emerging markets, including South Africa, are investing in advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, at a faster rate than companies in developed nations, and the use of innovative technologies to combat fraud is now a worldwide phenomenon, he says.
"The reason companies are investing more funds in fraud and economic crime detection systems is to prevent them from happening. Our survey underscores that the cost of fraud and of its aftermath is substantial," he adds.
The greatest impact of economic crime is the effect on employee morale. Complex economic crimes that cross jurisdictions and involve the clever use of methods and technologies to hide the crimes require a team of skilled people to investigate.
Additionally, the impact on business relations, customer relations and brand damage as a result of economic crime means that investment in the detection and prevention of these activities makes business sense.
Companies are increasingly expected to act ethically. To this end, extraterritorial laws, such as the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the UK Bribery Act, are adding to the pressures on multinationals to conduct business ethically regardless of the jurisdiction they operate in.
Edited by: Martin Zhuwakinyu
Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor
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The Factory Helps Berlin Wow Geeks on a Plane
By David Knight |
The came, they saw, they didn't invest… at least not yet, anyway. The Geeks on a Plane, led by Dave McClure, undertook a whistle stop tour of Berlin at the end of their trip to Eastern Europe this past weekend. They took in a FridayatSix show, a brunch with the cream of the startup crop courtesy of Earlybird and, most Berlin-style of all, a Pirate Summit in the building site that is the Factory's main building.
And Dave McClure told Silicon Allee in a special interview that while his 500 Startups hasn't yet invested in the German capital, the scene here appears to be growing on him – a scene he dubbed the New York of Europe.
The event at the Factory on Saturday afternoon saw the serial startup investor take part in a heavyweight panel alongside Christophe Maire, Christian Reber, David Noël and Henrik Berggren. There was also a pitching competition judged on how loud the crowd's 'arr' was and ultimately won, after a run-off against Klash, by Scrappd.
Also taking part were Versus, Epiclist and BoxCryptor.
The event seemed to help pique Dave's interest in Berlin, and he told Silicon Allee: "Strangely we don't [have any investments in Germany]. It's been one of the few places where we haven't invested. I'm not exactly sure why that is… I have had various attempts and came close to doing some companies in Germany but we haven't just yet. I totally f**ked up by not taking a look at SoundCloud earlier. That's definitely a miss."
And he added: "It seems like there is definitely a big scene happening in Berlin."
The previous evenings FridayatSix, meanwhile, also took place at a fantastic venue – this time on a terrace halfway up the skyscraper at Potsdamer Platz 1, at the offices of law firm Olswang. The stunning views more than made up for a chilly wind, as regular host Derk Marseille grilled Lydia Benkö of Corporate Finance Partners and Schuyler Deerman of Moped.
Dave McClure was also on hand to discuss GOAP and provide some pitching feedback.
Read our Q&A with the Silicon Valley veteran, including why he thinks Berlin is like New York, here.
Additional writing by Conor Rushby


Perhaps the most versatile softshell jacket we've ever tested, the Outdoor Research Ferrosi Hoody provided just enough of what was needed in nearly all conditions. This crepe-y hoody's flexibility proved to be its greatest strength; even Bruce Lee was pleased.
My wish-list for the perfect lightweight softshell is highly paradoxical-it must be ultralight, but durable; must block nearly all wind, but breathe like thin cotton; should move with me like a base-layer, but provide plenty of pockets and adjustments. The team at Outdoor Research must have a similar list, because this jacket very nearly satisfies these conflicting desires.
The thicker, toothier nylon on the Ferrosi Hoody's arms and shoulders added considerably to the weather defenses of its hood-less brother (see our review of the Ferrosi Jacket here). This fabric made for improved wet-resistance (especially under pack-straps), and noticeably increased wind-resistance (especially when worn over short-sleeved base layers).
As we've noted previously, the Ferrosi Hoody's main fabric is among the lightest textiles we'd consider to be softshell material. And while this thin stretch-nylon layer did a surprisingly good job of blocking breezes and misty rain, it also held a bit more humidity than expected for its wispy feel.
The Ferrosi Hoody offered a confidently utilitarian feel that more than made up for its general lack of softness. And although its textures were more noticeable against bare skin than those of more cuddlesome softshells, I never hesitated to wear it over only a thin t-shirt.
Softshells of all persuasions suffer somewhat in the weight-to-performance analysis. The Ferrosi Hoody is no exception, but it packs a huge performance punch for its sub-pound weight.
Outdoor Research has a reputation for building functional, workhorse mountain apparel, and this jacket was no exception. Though it was not particularly refined, though its execution of most design elements was somewhat coarse, the Ferrosi delivered on the attributes that serious users most appreciate: simplicity, durability, and versatility.
Although I have not established a scored subdivision for Balance (such a Mini Rating would do nothing but reduce most GI scores in this category), the Ferrosi deserves recognition for its achievement of such impressive performance equilibrium among increasingly specialized competitors. An excellent value for those who don't care to own five softshell jackets. For those who own six or more softshells: buy it anyway.


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Q: How to configure a custom webpack for angular CLI in Angular 8 project? I am trying to configure a custom-webpack.config.js to move some icons from a library to my assets with copyWebpackPlugin, I have created my custom-webpack.config.js file and this is my configuration in angular.json:
"architect": {
        "build": {
          "builder": "@angular-builders/custom-webpack:browser",
          "options": {
            "customWebpackConfig":{
              "path":"./custom-webpack.config.js",
              "replaceDuplicatePlugins":true
            },

and
"serve": {
          "builder": "@angular-builders/custom-webpack:dev-server",
          "options": {
            "browserTarget": "myProject:build"
          },

but when running ng serve or ng build, I am getting this error:
Job name "..getProjectMetadata" does not exist.
Error: Job name "..getProjectMetadata" does not exist.

these are my Angular libraries:
"@angular/animations": "^8.0.0",
    "@angular/cdk": "^8.0.1",
    "@angular/common": "^8.0.0",
    "@angular/compiler": "^8.0.0",
    "@angular/core": "^8.0.0",
    "@angular/forms": "^8.0.0",
 "@angular-builders/custom-webpack": "^9.0.0",
    "@angular-builders/dev-server": "^7.3.1",
    "@angular-devkit/build-angular": "^0.803.23",
    "@angular/cli": "8.0.0",
    "@angular/compiler-cli": "^8.0.0",
    "@angular/language-service": "^8.0.0",

any ideas?

A: I ran in to the same issue, and the suggestion above still resulted in an error.
In addition to using @angular-devkit/build-angular@0.803.24, try also "@angular-builders/custom-webpack": "8.4.1".
I honestly can't explain why this works, I just noticed that the earliest version of angular-builders/custom-webpack that didn't depend on the newer (Broken) version of build-angular worked, and allowed me to import the working version.

A: It seems to be an issue with @angular-devkit/build-angular
so downgrade your version to this:
npm i @angular-devkit/build-angular@0.803.24


The "Invisible Hand" is the notion of the economist Adam Smith that efficient utilization of resources arises from a free market of individuals pursuing their own selfish agendas. The theory of the firm and consumer rationality is grounded in neoclassical economics and capitalism, stemming from the work of the 18th-century moral philosopher Adam Smith, who emphasized that a free-market economy should occur within a legal and moral framework. Smith argued that the capitalist system is based on managers' honesty and integrity, without which the "invisible hand" would not work.


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Emergency Management Specialist III
Houston Airport System
Airport Operations Supervisor II
Paine Field Airport
Airport Credentialing Program Coordinator
Salem Municipal Airport
Assistant Manager-Airport Properties & Business Development
Tallahassee International Airport
Airport Security Manager
Capital and Expense Project Liaison Manager - Aviation Maintenance
Communications Center Dispatcher
Colorado Springs Airport
Director of Air Service Development
County of Dane - Airport
AIRPORT OPERATIONS SPECIALIST I
Port of Oakland
2023 Summer Student Intern Program
Birmingham Airport Authority
Airport Operations Specialist - Seasonal
The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
College Park, MD (CGS)
Operations Specialist II
FBO Manager - TPL
The City of Temple
Operations Specialist (Airside)
Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority
Safety Management System (SMS) Manager
Logan International Airport
Architectural Project Manager - Aviation
On-Site Project Manager
Project Manager II - Denver International Airport
State Aviation Operations Manager
Barre, VT
Management Assistant II - Aviation
Air Service Analyst – Denver - Denver International Airport
Project Architect - Aviation
Salary: $68,198.00 - $85,000.00 Annual
Preference will be given to applicants with knowledge in public safety, emergency preparedness procedures, and of aviation or airport emergency management. Ability to work flexible hours to include respond to on-call emergencies is preferred. Handle highly confidential information, independently develop, implement and periodically review of emergency management plans is highly desired.
Internal Number: PN#30342
The Emergency Management Specialist III position serves as a liaison to the Houston Emergency Operations Center during disasters, incidents, and major events. The position supports the Emergency Manager in the design, planning, and test response procedures of airport first responders and mutual aid partners in emergencies or disasters. Provides assistance to the Hobby (HOU) Division Manager of Airport Operations Communication & Emergency Management during a major incident or natural disaster event. This role assists in conducting drills and exercises for responses to such emergencies as aircraft accidents, bomb threats, active shooter, hazardous material spills, business operations interruptions, structural fire, and major natural disasters. Responsible for assisting in implementing standard operating procedures and comprehensive plans to respond to catastrophic incidents to include clear standardization, guidance, and assistance to ensure common terminology, approach, and framework for all strategic and operational planning. Provides guidance to the ICV as needed.
A Bachelor's degree related to emergency management, emergency response, public safety, public health, criminal justice, or public administration.
Substitution: A Master's degree related to emergency management, emergency response, public safety, public health, criminal justice, or public administration may substitute for one year of experience.
Preference: Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) issued by a State or International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM).
Five years of experience in emergency management, emergency response, public safety, public health, criminal justice, or public administration.
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After getting my new Mac mini, this is the process I went through to set it up for the first time. I've heard that on Macs these days it is really easy and reliable to use Migration Assistant to transfer your stuff from your old Mac to the new one. However, I still like the idea of setting everything up from scratch so there's nothing unwanted or unnecessary transferred over. I also had the time to do it as I'm still using my MacBook for work and travel so I didn't need to quickly get the mini up and running.
After turning the mini on I skipped the part for connecting to a wi-fi network. I wanted to do some other things first before having the computer connected to the internet.
Open System Preferences and make various customizations, like setting my desktop and dock preferences, selecting hot corners, enabling the firewall, turning on FileVault, etc.
Set my Finder and Desktop preferences. For Finder preferences I change what folder new Finder windows will show and what items appear in the sidebar. For the desktop I set the icon size and spacing, sort order by kind, and tick to show item info.
Connect the computer to my wi-fi network.
In the advanced network settings and I added custom DNS entries to use the CleanBrowsing DNS family filter to block adult and malicious content.
Run System Updates for any OS updates that might be there.
Open Safari and customize the app preferences.
Sign in to iCloud to download and sync the various services I use. Currently that is: iCloud Drive, Photos shared albums, Calendars, Reminders, Safari and Notes.
Open the App Store to check for updates and install apps that I previously downloaded and still want to use through the App Store. There's not many of those outside of Apple's built in apps like Pages, Numbers, etc. This time I re-downloaded: Day One, Pixelmator, Monity, and Ghostery Lite.
Connect an external hard drive and set up Time Machine.
Later on I would also set up Backblaze on the Mac mini but I was still using it on my MacBook. After the mini was all setup I found this article to figure out how to start using Backblaze on the new computer without having to re-upload all my data again.
Open Mail and add my email account. I probably would have done this sooner if I needed to get this machine up and running as my main work computer.
Open Contacts and add my two accounts I use for syncing contacts since I currently don't use iCloud for that.
Setup iTunes. On my MacBook Pro I had my iTunes library installed on an SD card using a Nifty Minidrive in the SD card slot. I copied the music folder from this drive and used that to add my music files to the new iTunes library on my Mac mini. These are all my old mp3 files ripped from CDs back in the day before I used Spotify. I don't use playlists much on iTunes and any TV shows or movies I've already got backed up on an external drive so those can be added later when needed.
Setup Photos. I copied the Photos library file from my MacBook Pro onto an external drive to transfer it over to the mini. I then opened that library file up with Photos on the mini and everything was just as I had it on the laptop. I don't use iCloud photos other than for shared albums, so I still manually import photos from my phone to the Photos app and just use Google Photos for free cloud backup.
Transfer my Desktop and Documents folders. My final step in getting the new Mac mini ready to fully use as my main computer was copying the files from my Desktop and Documents folders on the MacBook Pro over to the mini.
I'm sure everyone's list for doing this would look quite different depending on their needs and uses. This worked for me and was fun to set up. It's been a while since setting up a brand new Mac so I wanted to write this down to help me remember it. Also I'm curious to see how much changes the next time I end up doing this whenever that may happen.


The town of Corbera d'Ebre is on the left the river Sec, between the mountain ranges of Cavalls, la Torre, and La Fatarella. The origin of the village is at the fortified village of Corbera , a fortification of Iberian origin. During the tragic days of the Battle of the Ebro, the village was seriously affected to the point it was totally destroyed and had to be rebuilt one nearby . From Corbera d'Ebre you can contemplate the beautiful landscape of the steep mountains of the Cavalls and Pàndols .
At the top of the village we can see what used to be the village of Corbera, in ruins, as mentioned, because of the Battle of the Ebro. It is chaired by the Parish Church of Sant Pere. These remains of the old village are known as La Montera, silent testimony of mentioned battle. Another highlight is the Alphabet of Freedom, an open-air exhibition with 28 letters located in different parts of the town, as witnesses of the art world's commitment to peace .
The town has the Interpretation Center 115 days related to the Battle of the Ebre sites..
Sant Marc. It is celebrated on Sunday following 25 th April. It is cooked a paella at Santa Madrona hermitage.
Sant Pere and Sant Pau. It is usually celebrated on Saturday or Sunday after 29 th June.
Sant Cristòfol. On Saturday, the day after 6 th July is celebrated this festival with the traditional blessing of vehicles.
From 15 th to 19 th August Local festivals are celebrated, with a large number of cultural and recreational activities for people of all ages.
Grape-picking festival. It is celebrated the last weekend of October.


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'Inspiration, ethics, values': Ratan Tata's inspiring message on Jamshetji's birth anniversary
2 min read . Updated: 03 Mar 2022, 06:40 PM IST Livemint
Ratan Tata shared this picture on his Twitter handle. In the picture he is seen standing in front of the bust of Tata Group's founder Jamshetji Tata
Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata has provided us with his inspiration, his ethics, values and selflessness which have provided dignity and livelihood to thousands of citizens: Ratan Tata
JAMSHEDPUR : 3 March marks the birthday of Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata, the founder of the Tata Group, India's biggest conglomerate company.
Hailed as the One-Man Planning Commission of India by Jawaharlal Nehru, Tata is often credited with being one of the most important builders of the modern Indian economy.
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On his 183rd birthday industrialist Ratan Tata paid his tributes to Jamshetji taking to microblogging site Twitter. In his tweet he posted a picture of himself with the bust of Jamshetji.
Notably he had a message for all the Tata Group employees.
"Mr. Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata has provided us with his inspiration, his ethics, values and selflessness which have provided dignity and livelihood to thousands of citizens. My best wishes go out to all the Tata group employees on the birth anniversary of our founder," read his tweet.
Mr. Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata has provided us with his inspiration, his ethics, values and selflessness which have provided dignity and livelihood to thousands of citizens. My best wishes go out to all the Tata group employees on the birth anniversary of our founder. pic.twitter.com/v8YXYluIZS
— Ratan N. Tata (@RNTata2000) March 3, 2022
Ratan Tata remembered the values, ethics and selflessness of Jamshetji and extended his best wishes to his employees on the occasion.
Not just Ratan Tata, Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran also extended his tribute to Jamshetji on his 183rd birth anniversary.
On the occasion of our Founder Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata's 183rd birth anniversary, Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran offers his tribute to the legend in Jamshedpur. #LegendLivesOn #JNTata #ThisIsTata pic.twitter.com/D7x5nvtr4O
— Tata Group (@TataCompanies) March 3, 2022
The social media of the Tata Group also shared several fascinating narratives about Jamshetji Tata on his birth anniversary. With the hash-tag 'Legeng Lives on' they shared the fact that Jamshetji Tata was the one who conceived the idea of the Bandra-Worli sea link in the 1800s.
"The Bandra-Worli Sea Link dominates our feeds & Mumbai's skyline. But few see it for what it is — a manifestation of an idea conceived by our Founder Jamsetji Tata", read the tweet.
The Bandra-Worli Sea Link dominates our feeds & Mumbai's skyline. But few see it for what it is — a manifestation of an idea conceived by our Founder Jamsetji Tata. On the eve of his 183rd birth anniversary, we throwback to his dream of India's 1st steel enterprise #LegendLivesOn pic.twitter.com/oOpy7BJM33
Tata, who in his early life was a merchant, went on to change the business world of India through his many ventures within the cotton and pig iron industry.
He established the Tata Group in the 1868 when India was still under the British rule. He had founded the then trading company in 1868 with ₹21,000 capital. This has now turned into a multi-billion conglomerate with businesses around the world.
Out of his many achievements, Tata is particularly notable for the Tata Iron and Steel Works company in Jamshedpur. Tata's iron and steel plant was set up at Sakchi village in Jharkhand. The village grew into a town and the railway station there was named Tatanagar. Now, it is a bustling metropolis known as Jamshedpur in Jharkhand, named in his honour. The old village of Sakchi (now urbanised) now exists within the city of Jamshedpur. Tata became the founding member of the Tata family.
He was also the pioneer of the hospitality industry in India and had laid the foundation of the first five-star hotel in India, the Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai. Years later, the hotel is among the most iconic hotels in the world today. Jamsetji passes away in 1904 in Germany at the age of 65.
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The world of Midgard is flat and floats in a vast space of living stars.
The sun is the chariot of Khors the sun god, or of Aten the sun god, or perhaps a lamp of one of the other cults of the sun. When it disappears, it presumably shines on the other side of the flat world. As the sun passes the edge of the world, some believe that the world serpent snaps at it, someday to consume its light, plunging the world into eternal darkness of Fimbulwinter.
Midgard has a single primary moon and seven lesser moons called the Mage's Stars, used as a common symbol in arcane workings and in the coat of arms of the Magocracy of Allain. The moon is generally called just that, although some wizards and others call it Ond or Selles, names in older tongues also meaning "the moon".
Midgard stars are living creatures, lesser lights to the sun god's greater light. Thus a young star may require someone to defend it from the dark gods who would happily devour it. On rare occasions, these stars come down from the heavens to visit people on the face of the world.
Melgros, the Dark Wanderer, which humans cannot see.
The world is flat, with a single sun, one major moon, and six planets. Beyond these facts, the details of Midgard's origins are shrouded in mystery.
The Tale of the Northlanders tells that life started in the centre of the Great Void between fire and ice. Aurgelmir was the first and greatest giant from whose body both earth and sky were crafted; and from him sprouted the first giants and elder gods. Aurgelmir was killed in the wars created by his own offspring but his bones became the earth and his blood flowed out to fill the rivers and seas.
Little is known of the time of the Elder Gods and each race and belief system has its own views on how things came about but most agree that war was continual and there were great upheavals in all the world, even before any of the sentient races emerged. Most also agree that it was the great worm Ouroboros (also known as Veles or Jormungandr) that encircled the world and made it part of himself. It is said that it was Ouroboros himself who threatened the destruction of the world unless the Gods controlled their murderous factions, thus bringing about the gods' use of masks to protect themselves from their Divine enemies.
The early dwarves were warriors forged on an adamantine anvil, and spread throughout the Northern lands. Some of them moved southward to the Ironcrag Mountains and these are now the Great Cantons of The Crossroads, most of them revering the God Volund. The majority however, remained in the north and are known these days as Reaver Dwarves. It is said that these dwarves were responsible for causing the early elves to flee westwards across the sea.
The most powerful early humans were those of Ankeshel, a great island in the Western Ocean whose denizens mastered magic and alchemy. However, there were also a great many humans in the vast central mainland, the main power resting in Nuria-Natal where Aten, father of Khors ruled as a living flesh and blood god. About 3000 years ago the mighty island of Ankesh was swallowed by the sea, and the remaining lands were plunged into barbarism. The dwarves ruled in the North, humans and others struggled on the mainland, and goblins, gnolls, ogres, centaurs and other brutal races thrived. To many, it seemed, the light and knowledge of the world glimmered and went out.
The Elves had constantly been at war with the dwarves and it is believed that in ancient years they had been driven out by the dwarves and had fled on their great ships over the sea to lands unknown to the people of Midgard. In all the dark years, little was heard of them, but then about 2,200 years ago, their ships started arriving from the far west and landing on the outskirts of the Arbonesse Forest. They slowly built up their empire from the Western Ocean all the way to the Ruby Sea, ruling the humans, gnomes, halflings and others who saw in the elves a restored hope for civilisation. Their cities were tall, their magic powerful, and their mastery of living things, art, magic and swift travel gave them a powerful advantage. They swept all other nations before them, and built cities in the high places and forests.
The Elves ruled for over 1,300 years and their influence was considerable in the magocracies of Caelmarath, Allain, Bourgund and Vael Turog, who all learned the arcane arts in the Elven style before they created their own. Sheltering under Elven wings, the human magocracies flourished, starting around 1,800 years ago. Most important of these were Caelmarath, Vael Turog, Illyria, Krakova, Cassilon, Morgau, the Magdar Kingdom and Roshgazi, led by the minotaurs of the South.
The human kingdoms grew to prominence on the outskirts of the elven lands, in mountains and plains where the elves elected not to rule, and their strength and pride grew with the years. Roughly 800 years ago, the humans and tieflings of Caelmarath revolted against Elven rule in the First Great Revolt and it was brutally suppressed, but a strange woman known as Baba Yaga (long known in the East) offered her services to the rebellion, calling up fortress walls, unbinding Elven wards and releasing demons by the score.
The rebels were led by the powerful dark mages of Caelmarath, who summoned dark powers to fight against their enemies. Even some of the elves succumbed to this activity and thus the shadow elves were born. At this time, around 400 years ago, the Elves suddenly and mysteriously withdrew from the world, closing off most of the shadow paths by which they travelled, and the wars for dominance were fought mainly among the humans in the central lands. Thus began The Great Mage Wars.
The Great Mage Wars brought ruin and devastation to the western heart of the land as the Dark Mages of Caelmarath summoned greater and greater powers to maintain their political dominance, until eventually the Great Elders themselves were summoned, that almost brought ruin to the entire area but was thankfully held at bay by powerful magic. The Great Elders could not be destroyed and so still linger in the Goblin Wastes, held only by TIME DWEOMERS. To this day, the Great Elders can still be seen in those lands.
In all of this time the far eastern parts of the land had been dominated by the Great Dragon Lords across the Dragoncoil Mountains. In these lands the draconic races of Kobolds and Dragonkin were afforded greater status than in the western lands and where the eastern lands meet the western lands at the mouth of the Ruby Sea, their lies the Mharoti Empire.
About 300 years ago, the eight Great Dragonlords of the East could not trust any of their number to rule in the frontline area of the Mharoti Empire and so decided that it would be better for all to let a human of dragon blood rule. This sultan would rule the area populated by dragonkin, kobolds, humans, dwarves, gnolls, ogres and drakes and would oversee the will of the Dragonlords, demanding tribute from neighbouring kingdoms. The Mharoti Empire destroyed the minotaurs of Rhosgazi and set up their kingdom that exists to this day, presently governed by Sultana Casmara Azrabahir. The dragons still lust for gold and every so often raids are sent out to neighbouring kingdoms to claim more silver and gold for the gluttonous masters of the land.
It is believed that the power residing in Nuria-Natal still holds the Dragonlords at bay, preventing them from all-out assault on the kingdoms of the North and West, but it is also known that the Great Dragonlords of the East are no longer lone monsters waiting in caves to be killed by zealous adventurers. They are highly organised rulers with powerful underlings including dragons, drakes, dragonkin, humans and dwarves.
The Nurians built their kingdoms atop countless ancient conquered cities whose names they erased from the records. It is said that they built their first cities with the aid of the Titans over 5,000 years ago, making the Nurian civilization the oldest remaining civilization in all Midgard.
In the beginning, a mighty wizard noticed the power of Ley Lines flowing in the mighty Nuria River and harnessed them, setting up his families around the river and establishing encampments that would later become the great cities dotted along the river. About 3,000 years ago, just as Ankeshel flourished in The North, so did the lands known as The Great Umbuso flourish in The South, and central to these lands was the land of Nuria Natal, governed by a long succession of wizard-kings worhipping their own "undying" God-Kings.
In other parts of The Great Umbuso, the lands were ruled by great Wind Spirits, who tended the peoples and the dying Titans. One among these was the North Windlord, Boreas. He was least fond of humans, so much so, that when refugees started to arrive in his land after the fall of Ankeshel, he smote them on the beaches with freezing waves. Abhorred at his actions, the other Wind Spirits drove him out and he sought refuge in the Frozen North, where he resides to this day.
About 1,200 years ago the traitorous vizier Kensu revolted against Nuria's ninth dynasty God-King, Khemket II, with the construction of The Blood Pyramid, but Khemket was victorious, thus cementing the bloodline of the dynasty which exists to this day.
Wide ranging were all the lands of The Great Umbuso, encompassing many great kingdoms outside the immediate range of Nuria Natal – places like Lignus, with its famous library, and the great empire of Morreg – but for many years The South developed on its own without much interaction with The North. After the first human refugees from ancient Ankeshel, probably the first traders were the Minotaurs of Kyprion, who crossed the sea to help establish the great City ports of Roshgazzi, Cindass, Kadralhu and Avaris, forming the Moon Kingdom of Tes Qamar about 450 years ago in the wake of the Great Retreat of the Elves.
At this time the kingdom of Nuria Natal was watched over by Horus and several other "undying" God-Kings who stalked the land shrouded in dust and shadow. All was fairly peaceful until the incursion of the Mharoti Empire about 200 years ago. While great generals led armies of humans, kobolds and dragonkin through the Sarklan Desert toward Nuria Natal, huge flights of dragons swept across the sea to destroy the twin strongholds of Cindass and Roshgazzi far to the west. They marched across the Stone Desert, believing they would take the lands easily but the great Wind Lords united against them and defeated them.
Again the Mharotis invaded the lands, this time Nuria Natal itself, hoping to expand through the Southlands from there, but they were repelled by the Nurians whose counter-attack carried the might of resurrected God-kings, ancient desert artifacts, golem siege engines and a vast horde of Undead. The dragons retreated but remain ever a threat to the kingdom of Nuria Natal, just as they remain a threat to the lands of the North.
Forty years ago this sort of threat was once again realized when a dragon attack of the city of Per-Xor ended in the burning of the prophet of Aten, the Sun God, alive in front of thousands. Once again the dragons were repelled, for the living gods of Nuria are ever vigilant in this land, but the horror of Mharoti capability has never been lost on the dwellers of that great land.
Around the same time as the Sultanate of Mharoti was formed, the young vampire Prince Lucan arrived in Morgau and ingratiated himself with the king. He infected the king's children with his bloodline, adopted the faith of the Red goddess and now rules as the Undead Leader of Morgau and Doresh, supported by its hordes of ghouls in the empire beneath it.
About 200 years ago, the Gnomes made a deal with Baba Yaga that went very, very wrong. In return for her help they promised her The Earth and when they would not deliver she swore vengeance against them. To protect themselves from Baba Yaga they made pacts with the Devils of the Eleven Hells and now they are twice cursed. Those serving the Devils are protected from Baba Yaga but are forced to dark arts and life sacrifice such that no race on Midgard can trust them. Any that turn away from the Devils are claimed by Baba Yaga, and she pays well for the head of any gnome.
About 82 years ago, the people of Zobeck cast off the feudal masters of House Stross, declaring themselves a Free City. Their patron goddess, Rava the Gear Goddess, helped them create the first Gearforged north of the Middle Sea.
50 years ago, the Khazzaki of Rhos Khurgan, the gnomes of Neimheim and the duke of Domovogrod allied to quell a centaur bandit king. When the centaurs were routed, Neimheim's army turned its crossbows on the Khazzak allies in a great offering to their infernal masters.
42 years ago, Ra-Amon-Ra, the prophet of the Sun God Aten, was martyred in the Nurian city of Per-Xor by dragonfire. His followers have continued to expand their faith, throwing down the idols of other gods and declaring the supremacy of Aten.
40 years ago, the minotaurs were pushed off the last of the Illyrian mainland and their queen swore an oath of vassalage to Triolo in exchange for naval assistance against the Mharoti Empire. Their largest force resides on the isle of Kyprion.
8 years ago, the Triolans chose a minotaur as their Duke and Admiral of the Republic.
2 years ago, the old Mharoti sultan died and the Sultana Casmara Azrabahir ascended to the throne.


Successfully complete the game, then save when prompted after the credits. Select that saved game from the main menu to play again with all the EPs and money from the previous game.
Successfully complete all demo levels and save the game. Load the cleared game, then highlight the first level on the selection screen. Press Up + X to enter the Wanzer Shop. This will start the secret bonus demo level.
Durandal Simulation 1: Win Stage 1: Jutland, Denmark.
Durandal Simulation 2: Win Stage 2: German Base.
Durandal Simulation 3: Win Stage 6: German Border.
Durandal Simulation 4: Win Stage 7: Blauer Nebel Castle.
Durandal Simulation 5: Win Stage 12: Zaftran Border.
Durandal Simulation 6: Win Stage 18: Megafloat Base.
Durandal Simulation 7: Win Stage 23: Zaftran Border Fortress.
Durandal Simulation 8: Win Stage 24: Zaftran Terminal.
Durandal Simulation 9 and Galbados Rocket Launcher: Win Stage 6: German Border in 15 turns or less, or win Durandal Simulation 3 in 20 turns or less.
Durandal Simulation 10 and Vampire Arms: Destroy the two Zeder H2 missileers in Stage 16: Port Nikolaev, or win Durandal Simulation 6 in 25 turns or less.
Durandal Simulation 11 and Zhelanie IV Wanzer: Win Stage 22 Defend the Carrier with the Carrier's remaining health at 40% or more, or win Durandal Simulation 7 in 30 turns or less.
Durandal Simulation 12 and Artdeux Machinegun: Win Stage 24: Zaftran Terminal with 50% or more of the British Army Wanzers surviving, or win Durandal Simulation 8 in 30 turns or less.
Durandal Simulation 13 and JP75-AdlerII/ EMP9F-LicorneII/ RD33-GlockeII: Win Durandal Simulation 12.
U.C.S. Simulation 2: Win Stage 8: Port Cumana.
U.C.S. Simulation 3: Win Stage 10: Refugee Village.
U.C.S. Simulation 4: Win Stage 13: Caracas Hideout.
U.C.S. Simulation 5: Win Stage 15: Caracas Escape.
U.C.S. Simulation 6: Win Stage 20: Secret Zaftran Base.
U.C.S. Simulation 7: Win Stage 26: Central Caracas.
U.C.S. Simulation 8 and 22s Leosocial Machinegun: Win Stage 4: Guinerama Base in 15 turns or less, or win U.C.S. Simulation 2 in 20 turns or less.
U.C.S. Simulation 9 and BOA 36 Bazooka: Win Stage 13: Caracas Hideout without losing any Alianza units, or win U.C.S. Simulation 4 in 30 turns or less.
U.C.S. Simulation 10 and Minotaur Weapon Arms: Defeat all enemy units in Stage 14: Governor's Manor, or win U.C.S. Simulation 5 in 30 turns or less.
U.C.S. Simulation 11 and Zenith RV Wanzer: Play Stage 21: Base Elevator Shaft and move a unit to the bottom platform in 10 turns or less, or win U.C.S. Simulation 7 in 25 turns or less.
U.C.S. Simulation 12 and Oborona II Wanzer: Win Stage 26: Central Caracas and destroy Ivanovna's Zhuk II before destroying both Zhuk I-B units, or win U.C.S. Simulation 11 in 20 turns or less.


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In recent months, there have been 51 food recalls due to potential undeclared ingredients, including veggie chips, korean noodles and more.	Additionally, there have been 105 food recalls due to other health hazards as well as 31 drug and medical device recalls.
Whole Foods Market is voluntarily recalling one batch of Whole Foods Market Korean BBQ Sauce because the product contains Peanut Coconut Sauce and therefore includes peanut and treenut (coconut) allergens that were not declared on product packaging. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to peanuts and or tree nuts (coconut) run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products. Read More.


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Wow! Baby Banger got a mention in MacWorld Magazine! Howzabout dat?
Note: on some Powerbook keyboards, you may accidentally hit command-option-control-fn-P, which maps (via the numeric keypad simulation) to command-option-control-*. This is the keyboard command to invert all the colors on the screen (helpful for some people with vision difficulties). Just hit command-option-control-8 to change it back, or change it back via the Universal Access preferences pane.
Version 0.9 of the Mac OS X Server Web Password application, released January 12, 2006.
This is a WebObjects application that you can easily install on your Mac OS X Server that will allow a user to change his or her own password from a web page.
Version 2.0.1 of the SwitchableString framework for WebObjects developers released November 4, 2003.
The dynamic elements in this framework provide an easy way to switch between user-editable form elements and static strings within the same page layout, all controlled via a boolean binding. In addition, they provide configurable filtering for HTML tags, to help prevent cross-site scripting or script insertion attacks on a dynamic web site. They are drop-in replacements for the standard dynamic form elements that ship with WebObjects 5.2; all of the existing bindings work as documented in the WebObjects Dynamic Elements reference, and if you change the type of your dynamic elements from WOTextField or WOPopUpMenu to SSTextField or SSPopUpMenu in your .wod files, your WOComponents will continue to work as is.
I figured out how to fix the errors in the Javadoc target.
Version 1.2.1 of the Baby Banger application, released April 22, 2003.
I missed a couple of bugs in version 1.2, one of which would only be noticed by someone that was running Baby Banger for the very first time that caused nothing to appear on the screen. The other set the sound volume to zero when the program exited.
Version 1.1 of the Baby Banger application, released November 19, 2002.
Version 1.0 of the Baby Banger application, released September 30, 2002.
Thread-safe Objective-C wrapper for the random(3) system call, released September 30, 2002.
Version 1.0 of the OFGenericRecord framework that I wrote and released at WWDC 2002. It allows you to attach qualifiers and sort orderings to EOF to-many relationships. Useful for filtering classes of destination objects (e.g. full members vs. associate members) or if you know that you will always need certain data coming in a particular order (e.g. a list of dates should always come back in chronological order).


The manager, was absolutely the most friendly and helpful person I've run across in any campground. She went way beyond to be accommodating. I felt like we were visiting a friend instead of renting an RV space. Since this is primarily a trailer park, the 50 amp power was superb, as well as the other connections. There were quite a few spaces available when I was there but wouldn't hurt to call ahead. The only complaint I had was goat head stickers that made it tough to walk our dogs. Otherwise, this would be a 10 for a well run and friendly park. Highly recommended. We camped at All Seasons Mobile Home & RV Park in a Motorhome.
Great campground on the Colorado River. In the evening we would take chairs down by the river and visit while watching the stars. We had a very enjoyable stay at Buckskin Mountain State Park. We will be back! We camped at Buckskin Mountain State Park in a Motorhome.
First, I must state I didn't stay at this C.G. I was looking for parks in their general vacinity and ran across their website. It didn't give rates, but indicated that "special rates" were given to Passport America, and Good Sam members. I couldn't find their campground on P.A., or Good Sam's websites, nor on my P.A. CD. So, I e-mailed them asking for their rates, since their website information was inadequate. I also asked about the discounts available, and told them they were not listed as a participating C.G. on P.A. or Good Sam websites. The first response to my e-mail was from the "boss", who informed me they were a highly rated RV park, then questioned my reading skills and informed me I had oral diarrhea. Being a very helpful person, he then proceeded to tell me "I surmise from your email that you are only interested in the cheapest rate you can get. You won't find happiness here. Thanks for the inquiry have a nice day. " My response: "I see that your manners are on par with your marketing skills. While you didn't bother to answer my question, you did tell me what I needed to know". Then one of his staff responded with: "By the tone of your e-mail, I agree with my boss, you will not find happiness here". So much for friendly and helpful management and staff. If that's the kind of people you want to deal with, this is the RV park for you! Personally, they make Wal-Mart or a truck stop look good to me. We camped at Tombstone Territories RV Resort in a Motorhome.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Bit.BlazorUI.Playground.Web.Models;
using Bit.BlazorUI.Playground.Web.Pages.Components.ComponentDemoBase;

namespace Bit.BlazorUI.Playground.Web.Pages.Components.NumericTextField;

public partial class BitNumericTextFieldDemo
{
    private int BasicNumericTextFieldValue = 5;
    private double BasicNumericTextFieldDisableValue = 20;
    private double NumericTextFieldWithLabelAboveValue = 7;
    private double BitNumericTextFieldBindValue = 8;
    private decimal BitNumericTextFieldValueChanged = 16;

    private string SuccessMessage = string.Empty;
    private BitNumericTextFieldValidationModel ValidationModel = new();

    private async Task HandleValidSubmit()
    {
        SuccessMessage = "Form Submitted Successfully!";
        await Task.Delay(3000);
        SuccessMessage = string.Empty;
        StateHasChanged();
    }

    private void HandleInvalidSubmit()
    {
        SuccessMessage = string.Empty;
    }

    private void HandleControlledNumericTextFieldValueChange(decimal value)
    {
        BitNumericTextFieldValueChanged = value;
    }

    private readonly List<ComponentParameter> componentParameters = new()
    {
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "AriaDescription",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Detailed description of the input for the benefit of screen readers.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "AriaPositionInSet",
            Type = "int",
            DefaultValue = "0",
            Description = "The position in the parent set (if in a set).",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "AriaSetSize",
            Type = "int",
            DefaultValue = "0",
            Description = "The total size of the parent set (if in a set).",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "AriaValueNow",
            Type = "double",
            DefaultValue = "0",
            Description = "Sets the control's aria-valuenow. Providing this only makes sense when using as a controlled component.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "AriaValueText",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Sets the control's aria-valuetext.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Arrows",
            Type = "bool",
            DefaultValue = "false",
            Description = "Enable/Disable arrow keys",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "DecrementButtonAriaLabel",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Accessible label text for the decrement button (for screen reader users).",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "DefaultValue",
            Type = "double",
            DefaultValue = "0",
            Description = "Initial value of the numeric textfield.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "DecrementButtonIconName",
            Type = "BitIconName",
            DefaultValue = "BitIconName.ChevronDownSmall",
            Description = "Custom icon name for the decrement button.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "IconName",
            Type = "BitIconName",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Icon name for an icon to display alongside the numeric textfield's label.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "IconAriaLabel",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "The aria label of the icon for the benefit of screen readers.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "IncrementButtonAriaLabel",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Accessible label text for the increment button (for screen reader users).",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "IncrementButtonIconName",
            Type = "BitIconName",
            DefaultValue = "BitIconName.ChevronUpSmall",
            Description = "Custom icon name for the increment button.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "InputHtmlAttributes",
            Type = "Dictionary<string, object>",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Additional props for the input field.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Label",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Descriptive label for the numeric textfield, Label displayed above the numeric textfield and read by screen readers.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "LabelFragment",
            Type = "RenderFragment",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Shows the custom Label for numeric textfield. If you don't call default label, ensure that you give your custom label an id and that you set the input's aria-labelledby prop to that id..",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "LabelPosition",
            Type = "BitNumericTextFieldLabelPosition",
            LinkType = LinkType.Link,
            Href = "#labelPosition-enum",
            DefaultValue = "BitNumericTextFieldLabelPosition.Left",
            Description = "The position of the label in regards to the numeric textfield.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Max",
            Type = "double",
            DefaultValue = "0",
            Description = "Max value of the numeric textfield. If not provided, the numeric textfield has max value of double type.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Min",
            Type = "double",
            DefaultValue = "0",
            Description = "Min value of the numeric textfield. If not provided, the numeric textfield has minimum value of double type.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "OnBlur",
            Type = "EventCallback<FocusEventArgs>",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Callback for when the control loses focus.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "OnChange",
            Type = "EventCallback<double>",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Callback for when the numeric textfield value change.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "OnDecrement",
            Type = "EventCallback<BitNumericTextFieldChangeEventArgs>",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Callback for when the decrement button or down arrow key is pressed.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "OnIncrement",
            Type = "EventCallback<BitNumericTextFieldChangeEventArgs>",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Callback for when the increment button or up arrow key is pressed.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "OnFocus",
            Type = "EventCallback<FocusEventArgs>",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Callback for when focus moves into the input.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Precision",
            Type = "int",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "How many decimal places the value should be rounded to.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Step",
            Type = "double",
            DefaultValue = "1",
            Description = "Difference between two adjacent values of the numeric textfield.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Suffix",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "A text is shown after the numeric textfield value.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Title",
            Type = "string",
            DefaultValue = "ChevronUpSmall",
            Description = "A more descriptive title for the control, visible on its tooltip.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Value",
            Type = "double",
            DefaultValue = "0",
            Description = "Current value of the numeric textfield.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "ValueChanged",
            Type = "EventCallback<double>",
            DefaultValue = "",
            Description = "Callback for when the numeric textfield value change.",
        },
        new ComponentParameter()
        {
            Name = "Visibility",
            Type = "BitComponentVisibility",
            LinkType = LinkType.Link,
            Href = "#component-visibility-enum",
            DefaultValue = "BitComponentVisibility.Visible",
            Description = "Whether the component is Visible,Hidden,Collapsed.",
        },
    };

    private readonly List<EnumParameter> enumParameters = new()
    {
        new EnumParameter()
        {
            Id = "labelPosition-enum",
            Title = "BitNumericTextFieldLabelPosition Enum",
            Description = "",
            EnumList = new List<EnumItem>()
            {
                new EnumItem()
                {
                    Name= "Top",
                    Description="The label shows on the top of the numeric textfield.",
                    Value="0",
                },
                new EnumItem()
                {
                    Name= "Left",
                    Description="The label shows on the left side of the numeric textfield.",
                    Value="1",
                }
            }
        },
        new EnumParameter()
        {
            Id = "component-visibility-enum",
            Title = "BitComponentVisibility Enum",
            Description = "",
            EnumList = new List<EnumItem>()
            {
                new EnumItem()
                {
                    Name= "Visible",
                    Description="Show content of the component.",
                    Value="0",
                },
                new EnumItem()
                {
                    Name= "Hidden",
                    Description="Hide content of the component,though the space it takes on the page remains.",
                    Value="1",
                },
                new EnumItem()
                {
                    Name= "Collapsed",
                    Description="Hide content of the component,though the space it takes on the page gone.",
                    Value="2",
                }
            }
        }
    };

    private readonly string example1HTMLCode = @"<BitNumericTextField @bind-Value=""BasicNumericTextFieldValue""
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Label=""Basic NumericTextField with integer value"">
</BitNumericTextField>
<BitNumericTextField Min=""-10m""
               Max=""10m""
               Step=""0.1m""
               Label=""Basic NumericTextField with decimal value"">
</BitNumericTextField>
<BitNumericTextField @bind-Value=""BasicNumericTextFieldDisableValue""
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Label=""Disabled NumericTextField""
               IsEnabled=""false"">
</BitNumericTextField>";

    private readonly string example1CSharpCode = @"
private int BasicNumericTextFieldValue = 5;
private int BasicNumericTextFieldDisableValue = 20;";

    private readonly string example2HTMLCode = @"<BitNumericTextField
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Arrows=""true""
               Label=""Basic NumericTextField with arrow keys"">
</BitNumericTextField>";

    private readonly string example3HTMLCode = @"<BitNumericTextField IconName=""BitIconName.IncreaseIndentText""
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Label=""With Icon"">
</BitNumericTextField>
<BitNumericTextField IconName=""BitIconName.IncreaseIndentText""
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Label=""Disabled With Icon""
               IsEnabled=""false"">
</BitNumericTextField>";

    private readonly string example4HTMLCode = @"<BitNumericTextField Suffix=""Inch""
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Label=""With suffix"">
</BitNumericTextField>";

    private readonly string example5HTMLCode = @"<BitNumericTextField @bind-Value=""NumericTextFieldWithLabelAboveValue""
               Suffix=""cm""
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Label=""With Labal Above""
               LabelPosition=""@BitNumericTextFieldLabelPosition.Top"">
</BitNumericTextField>";

    private readonly string example5CSharpCode = @"
private double NumericTextFieldWithLabelAboveValue = 7;";

    private readonly string example6HTMLCode = @"<BitNumericTextField Class=""custom-spb""
               Min=""0""
               Max=""100""
               Step=""1""
               Label=""Custom Styled"">
</BitNumericTextField>

";

    private readonly string example7CSharpCode = @"
private double BitNumericTextFieldBindValue = 8;
private decimal BitNumericTextFieldValueChanged = 16;
private void HandleControlledNumericTextFieldValueChange(decimal value)
{
    BitNumericTextFieldValueChanged = value;
}";

    private readonly string example7HTMLCode = @"<BitNumericTextField Label=""Controlled NumericTextField with bind-value""
               @bind-Value=""BitNumericTextFieldBindValue""
               Min=""0d""
               Max=""100d""
               Step=""1d"">
</BitNumericTextField>
<BitNumericTextField Label=""Controlled NumericTextField with Value""
               Value=""BitNumericTextFieldValueChanged""
               ValueChanged=""(decimal value) => HandleControlledNumericTextFieldValueChange(value)""
               Min=""0m""
               Max=""100m""
               Step=""1m"">
</BitNumericTextField>";

    private readonly string example8CSharpCode = @"private string SuccessMessage = string.Empty;
private BitNumericTextFieldValidationModel ValidationModel = new();

public class BitNumericTextFieldValidationModel
{
    [Required(ErrorMessage = ""Enter an age"")]
    [Range(1, 200, ErrorMessage = ""Nobody is that old"")]
    public double AgeInYears { get; set; }
}

private async Task HandleValidSubmit()
{
    SuccessMessage = ""Form Submitted Successfully!"";
    await Task.Delay(3000);
    SuccessMessage = string.Empty;
    StateHasChanged();
}

private void HandleInvalidSubmit()
{
    SuccessMessage = string.Empty;
}";

    private readonly string example8HTMLCode = @"@if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(SuccessMessage))
{
    <EditForm Model=""@ValidationModel"" OnValidSubmit=""@HandleValidSubmit"" OnInvalidSubmit=""@HandleInvalidSubmit"">
        <DataAnnotationsValidator />

            <ValidationSummary />

            <BitNumericTextField Label=""Age"" @bind-Value=""@ValidationModel.AgeInYears""></BitNumericTextField>

            <ValidationMessage For=""@(() => ValidationModel.AgeInYears)"" />

        <BitButton ButtonType=""BitButtonType.Submit"">
            Submit
        </BitButton>
    </EditForm>
}
else
{
    <BitMessageBar MessageBarType=""BitMessageBarType.Success"" IsMultiline=""false"">
        @SuccessMessage
    </BitMessageBar>
}";

    #region Example Code 9

    private readonly string example9HTMLCode = @"
<BitTextField Label=""With Placeholder"" Placeholder=""Please enter a number""></BitTextField>";

    #endregion
}


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Flugshof ist ein Gemeindeteil des Marktes Emskirchen im Landkreis Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim (Mittelfranken, Bayern).

Geografie
Durch das Dorf fließt der Flugsbach, der ein linker Zufluss der Mittleren Aurach ist. Im Nordwesten liegt das Waldgebiet Gauling, im Süden das Flurgebiet Jagdsäule, 0,5 km im Norden erhebt sich die Winterleite (). Eine Gemeindeverbindungsstraße führt nach Bottenbach (1,6 km nordwestlich) bzw. nach Emskirchen zur Staatsstraße 2244 (1,1 km östlich). Weitere Gemeindeverbindungsstraßen führen nach Neuschauerberg zur St 2244 (1 km südöstlich) und nach Riedelhof (0,8 km nördlich).

Geschichte
Der Ort wurde 1356 als "Nider Bottenbach" erstmals namentlich erwähnt. Die weitere Entwicklung des Ortes ist unbekannt. 1730 bestand dieser nur noch aus einem Einzelhof, der durch die Ansiedlung von französischen Hugenotten zum Weiler erweitert wurde.

Gegen Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts gab es in Flugshof 4 Anwesen (3 Güter, 1 Halbgütlein). Das Hochgericht übte das brandenburg-bayreuthische Fraischvogteiamt Emskirchen-Hagenbüchach aus. Die Dorf- und Gemeindeherrschaft und die Grundherrschaft über alle Anwesen hatte das Kasten- und Jurisdiktionsamt Emskirchen.

Von 1797 bis 1810 unterstand der Ort dem Justizamt Markt Erlbach und Kammeramt Emskirchen. Im Rahmen des Gemeindeedikts wurde Flugshof dem 1811 gebildeten Steuerdistrikt Emskirchen zugeordnet. Es gehörte auch der 1813 gegründeten Munizipalgemeinde Emskirchen an. Mit dem Zweiten Gemeindeedikt (1818) wurde es in die neu gebildete Ruralgemeinde Schauerberg umgemeindet. Am 1. Januar 1970, also noch vor der Gebietsreform in Bayern, wurde Schauerberg nach Emskirchen eingemeindet.

Einwohnerentwicklung

Religion
Der Ort ist seit der Reformation evangelisch-lutherisch geprägt und nach St. Kilian (Emskirchen) gepfarrt.

Literatur

Weblinks

Fußnoten

Ortsteil von Emskirchen
Ort im Landkreis Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim
Ersterwähnung 1356
Dorf

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
C code to read a bitmap image into individual pixels that can be used for other things

This git repository accompanies this [blogpost](http://www.thirumal.in/2012/01/simple-steganography-part-1.html).


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My Geeky Nerdy Buddies () is a 2014 mainland Chinese-Taiwanese romantic comedy film directed by Kevin Chu. It was released on July 10, 2014, in China but the film was withdrawn on the next day, citing "malicious competition" from the studio Bona Film Group. The film stars Jam Hsiao as A Zhai, and Jiang Shuying as Yaling.

Summary
Otaku and his roommate Mr. Cheap are known as the ultimate geeks of their university. However, like any normal guy, their goal is to fall in love with the girls of their dreams. To get close to his goddess Mei, Mr. Cheap pretends to be a spoiled rich kid, appearing everywhere she goes. Meanwhile, the introverted Otaku tries to create a chance to talk to class beauty Ling by running into her in the hallway, only to have his plan fail awkwardly.

Cast
Jam Hsiao as A Zhai 阿宅
Jiang Shuying as Yaling 雅玲
Da Peng as Kou Nan 摳男
Xie Na as Chuan Mei 川美
Chen Bor-jeng as Lao Zhai 老宅
Cai Weijia as Gao Gao Di 高高迪
Chang Chin-lan as A Mei 阿梅
Shanny A
Popping Kuang
Matt Wu as Wu Shouzheng 吳守正
Tony Chen
Lin Mei-hsiu as Yaling's mom 雅玲媽

Reception
It has grossed NT$5.02 million in Taipei.

References

2014 romantic comedy films
Chinese romantic comedy films
Films directed by Kevin Chu
Hong Kong romantic comedy films
Taiwanese romantic comedy films
2010s Hong Kong films
2010s Mandarin-language films


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