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Plants may run out of time to grow under ongoing climate change
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A key potential "benefit" of global warming — namely, that plants at northern latitudes will thrive in a warmer world — is challenged by a new study released by University of Hawai'i scientists.
The prevailing assumption ignores the fact that plants in the North will remain limited by solar radiation, curbing positive effects of warming and additional CO2 availability. In addition, that same warming could surpass plant temperature tolerances in tropical areas around the world, and further be accompanied by drought.
"Those that think climate change will benefit plants need to see the light, literally and figuratively," says Camilo Mora, a professor at UH Mānoa's College of Social Sciences and lead author of the new study. "A narrow focus on the factors that influence plant growth has led to major underestimations of the potential impacts of climate change on plants, not only at higher latitudes but more severely in the tropics, exposing the world to dire consequences."
The new study published in the peer-reviewed journal PLOS Biology shows that ongoing climate change will lead to overall declines in plant growing days by 2100 due to a mixture of warming, drought and limited solar radiation.
Using satellite-derived data, the study identified the ranges of temperatures, soil moisture (water availability) and light (solar radiation) within which 95% of the world's plant growth occurs today. The researchers then used climate projections to count the number of days in a year that will fall within these suitable climate ranges for plant growth in the future.
Although the study did find that warming trends will increase the number of days above freezing at higher latitudes by 7%, these same locations will remain limited by light, a trend that has been missed by previous studies that focused on temperature alone. "Regions at higher latitudes will likely have less frost and snow on the ground in the future, but many plants will not be able to take advantage of those warmer temperatures because there will not be enough sunlight to sustain their growth," says Iain Caldwell, post-doctoral fellow at the Hawai'i Institute of Marine Biology and co-author of the study.
The same warming that appeared to be a positive influence on plant growth at higher latitudes was found to be detrimental to plants in tropical regions, where conditions will become too warm and dry for most plant growth. Overall, the entire planet could see ~11% reduction in the number of days with suitable climates for plant growth, with some tropical regions facing a reduction of up to 200 days per year by 2100.
"Although plants that have already adapted to live in extreme hot and dry conditions could fare well under a warming planet, the challenge will be for tropical agricultural and forest ecosystems to adapt to conditions that will likely surpass what they can currently tolerate," says Jamie Caldwell, PhD candidate at UH Mānoa and coauthor of the study.
Plants also sustain human societies by providing food, fiber, fuel, jobs and associated revenue. However, they can only deliver those things when climates are suitable for their growth.
The new study goes further to assess where people will be hardest hit by the changes in the number of plant growing days and found that approximately 2.1 billion are highly vulnerable to the projected changes. These 2.1 billion people currently live in countries that depend heavily on plants for food, jobs and revenue and have minimal capacity to adapt because they are poor, yet they could lose 30% or more of their current plant-growing period.
"Climate change will have disproportional impacts on the poorest in the world," says Micah Fisher, PhD candidate at UH Mānoa and a coauthor of the study. "Our analysis showed dramatic potential human impacts on the Sahel and on certain pacific islands. If subsistence farmers in the Sahel lose half of their growing days for plant crops, then how are they supposed to feed their families or generate income? Will they be forced to move? And worse yet, could this be cause for future conflict?"
Despite the potential for hardship under ongoing emissions, the study found that some northern regions, predominantly in China, Russia and Canada, will likely experience improved climatic conditions for plant growth.
"Our study provides important policy implications," says Mora. "It suggests that we should make better friends with the Canadians! Not to make light of the situation, but imagine the political leverage that climate change could give to some countries if they gain the power to feed the rest of the world."
On a more positive note, changes in suitable plant growing days were negligible under strong and moderate mitigation scenarios, suggesting that even modest reductions in emissions could prevent such drastic changes and their associated consequences for ecosystems and people.
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Q: programmatically removing html element I have a situation with my web api web application. When started the application shows empty map, when I press search another map appears. My question is how to programmatically remove first map. These are the pictures that explain the situation(on start):

When search is clicked:

This is my html code for map:
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An this is what i tried. I added next line of code to the function that draws map when search is clicked.
$("#forDelete").Remove();

Any suggestions why this doesn't work? Or possible solution?
p.s. I code in html and java script for the first time.

A: It's a class so it's not with a hash. It should be then like this:
$(".forDelete").remove();

Otherwise if you want to use the idi of your element:
$("#world-map").remove();

Also remember JS is caps sensitive so it is not .Remove but .remove()

A: You are using the wrong function (if Remove is a function).
Please use .remove().
You can see more info here
Edit:
As other answer says, you are also, using the wrong selector, for classes you must use "." See here

A: Using jquery you can use both remove() and detach() method
jQuery("#world-map").remove(); or jQuery("#world-map").detach();

Using normal javascript
var elem = document.getElementById('world-map');
 elem.parentNode.removeChild(elem);

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Q: Any clue why my Alamofire request is not passing post params? any clue why the following alamofire post request is not passing data to backend ? any help would be much appreciated. I tried changing the URL encoding as well but no luck.
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Q: Why is poll() better than select()? It is said select() is not scalable because it needs to go over an array with the size of max num of file describers (FD): complexity O(max_num_FD). And it is said that poll() is better because it only goes over an array with size of num of active FD(): complexity O(num of active FD) what does active FD mean?
Is poll() a popular way used by large scale servers with many available data at a time? Usually which socket approach does a large scale server usually use in reality?

A: Active FD means an open file descriptor.
Both select() and poll() are for single-threaded single-process programs to allow them to handle multiple connections at the same time. For instance OpenWRT's uhttpd web-server is like that.
select() and poll() are available on all Unices.
The better scaling O(1) versions are epoll on Linux and kqueue on BSDs. Less portable, though. But you can install libkqueue0 on Debian Linux.
Many programs use other approaches. For instance sshd, the SSH daemon, spawns a child process for each connection. Others handle each connection in a thread.


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Farmer who went viral after carving Biden-Harris message into his soybean field says there's more to the story
Chris Riotta
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Peter Larson stopped his tractor in the middle of the soybean fields his family has operated for decades in North Dakota to seriously consider what might happen if he went through with his decision.
It wasn't exactly the most thought-out plan: a few days earlier, the farmer had come up with an idea to plow through acres of his land to carve out a sign in support of former Vice President Joe Biden and his running mate, California Senator Kamala Harris. He etched out their last names on a loose piece of paper he carried with him in his tractor until he decided to go through with it.
"I'm sitting out there for hours, and I got to thinking, 'you know, I could make a nice sign out here I betcha,'" he says in a recent interview with The Independent. "I had taken a little piece of note paper — I didn't take a Biden and Harris sign, just found the logo online — and made a little sketch. When I finished doing my business up there, I made these little signs."
To be clear, the signs are anything but small.
4th generation North Dakota farm and cattle ranch soybean field plow art! @JoeBiden @KamalaHarris @shelleyjlenz @ben_vig @JoelKFGO @HeidiHeitkamp @NDSoybean @NDStockmen #VPDebate pic.twitter.com/9foJQSxLg9
— Sandra Larson (@sandra_larson7) October 7, 2020
Larson says the Biden-Harris sign stretches ten acres. He also made one for the state's Democratic gubernatorial and lieutenant governor candidates, Dr Shelley Lenz and Ben Vig. He used a grid based on old tracks left in the fields from the last time he worked on the area, and simply got to work on his vision.
Asked how long the entire job took, he responds: "Maybe 20 minutes."
The 58-year-old lives in the house he grew up in, raised by a family of farmers and ranchers whose grandparents homesteaded in North Dakota just miles away. In their deeply red hometown, his father had served as a Democrat in the legislature but lost to a Republican while running for statewide office.
Larson, who considers himself politically engaged, has never ran for office. He says he's helped out delivering yard signs for Democrats and usually votes for the party in state and national elections.
But in his small conservative town of Sheyenne, where everyone knows everyone, the idea of bringing as much attention to one's political views as Larson was doing would surely cause alarm among locals.
"I don't want to offend anybody by it," he says, about the signs. "I just hope people wake up to see what's going on here, and how this is a bad situation."
(Photo courtesy Peter Larson)
He adds: "Our worldwide prestige is damaged. Our economic situation is damaged. A good friend of ours died of the coronavirus the other day, a perfectly healthy person. Five days and she was gone. And it's not just us."
So, Larson plowed through his soybean fields. He later flew his Cessna 182 over the farmland, snapping a couple pictures of the signs that he then sent to his daughters, who posted them to social media.
The signs were a viral hit, receiving thousands of retweets and shares on Twitter. They became the subject of articles published by the likes of HuffPost, which said Larson was cultivating a following.
He laughs when I ask him about his newfound internet popularity. But behind the show of support for the Democratic candidates is a deeply serious concern the farmer has for the future of his industry — and the fate of the country.
Larson says the president's trade wars with China have resulted in steep losses in revenue for his farm, calling Trump's promise that China would end up taking the economic hit instead of America's farmers and ranchers a "bold-faced lie."
"It's cost a lot of money," he says. "I've paid check-off money — tens of thousands of dollars for forty years. A big share of that money goes to trade missions: Setting up trade relationships, inviting trading partners over here to see our product. Trump got into office and he flushed that all down the toilet in two months."
Larson operates about 4,000 acres, with roughly 170 cows, producing both corn and soybeans on his farm. He planted his first crop in 1984, and his father retired a year later in the midst of the Farm Crisis. He decided to drop out of school and start farming right out of college, before he got married and finished earning his degree from North Dakota State University several years later.
He says his family has felt the impact major trade decisions have had on the US agriculture industry for decades, dating back to when Russia invaded Afghanistan, and Jimmy Carter embargoed wheat sales to the country.
"I don't think Russia has bought any wheat to speak of from us since," he says.
Larson says things were going well for his farm about five years ago. He adds: "We dug our way out of that, we were making good money with honest prices. Now we're all standing around checking the mailboxes, signing up for government money — and the taxpayers are footing the bill."
He says the president has gone about domestic and international policies in an "asinine way," though he understands why many farmers do appear to support Trump over Biden.
"I know he's big in farm country, and most farmers are going to vote for him — I think most of that has to do with the promise of reduced regulation," he says. "It's the promise of cutting big government, and freedom and gun rights. To me it's becoming apparent that the only rights Republicans support are gun rights."
Larson says he "always liked Biden" and is enjoying getting to know Harris from her appearances on the campaign trail as his running mate.
"Kamala Harris is a good candidate," he says. "She has some toughness to her. Both her and Biden have backbone that the Democrats have needed. They're willing to stand up a bit more than some others."
Larson says he fears another four years of a Trump presidency, and what he calls Republican-led "attacks" on voting rights.
"My God, the last ten years all they've been doing is trying to keep people from voting. Now they don't even want to count people on the census properly," he says. "I mean, it just gets worse and worse."
The concerns he has for the future compelled him to take a stand, he says. But he remains hopeful for what's to come.
"I'm optimistic Joe and Kamala can win," he says, noting how he already mailed in his ballot. "My hope is that it's done in a way that is overwhelming and can't be easily contested."
North Dakota farmer ploughs Biden-Harris endorsement into field
Trump White House begins packing up
One day after President Trump was impeached for the second time and with less than a week to go before President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, the Trump White House began cleaning out its desks on Thursday.
Less than a week before the inauguration, Vice President Mike Pence has reportedly called Vice President-elect Kamala Harris to offer his congratulations.Pence and Harris spoke over the phone Thursday, with Pence congratulating the incoming vice president and offering "his belated assistance," The New York Times reported on Friday and The Associated Press confirmed.This is the first time Pence and Harris have spoken since their debate in October, and the call was "described as gracious and pleasant," the Times writes. President Trump has yet to speak with President-elect Joe Biden since the election, having spent more than two months falsely claiming to have won.Pence may invite Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, to the vice-presidential residence prior to next week's inauguration, according to the Times, though this is reportedly not set in stone due to scheduling issues created by the ongoing security concerns following last week's Capitol riot.Trump is reportedly expected to leave Washington, D.C. the morning of the inauguration. The president previously confirmed he will skip Biden's swearing-in, but Pence is expected to attend.More stories from theweek.com Trump's vaccine delay is getting suspicious The worst-case scenario for America's immediate future 5 scathing cartoons about Trump's second impeachment
Images taken by the media of the Capitol storming could help law enforcement identify participants. Evelyn Hockstein/For The Washington Post via Getty ImagesThe images from the Jan. 6 siege on the United States Capitol will likely be seared into the memories of many Americans. Photographs and video published in print, online and on television showed protesters breaking windows to enter the building, sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office and confronting an outnumbered Capitol police force. However, it may be the unpublished images that will be of most interest to law enforcement agencies as they track down and arrest as many of the rioters as possible for breaking a range of laws. The agencies may request or demand that news organizations turn over their unpublished material, which would force the media outlets to make uncomfortable choices. Journalists argue that if they are forced to reveal confidential sources or turn over any news information they have gathered but not yet published, it will erode the trust of sources and the public, who will doubt the independence that journalists often claim. Journalists serve the public, not the government. But is the public better served by bringing criminals to justice than protecting a journalistic principle? Conflicting interests Many of the people who participated in the attack on the Capitol building have been identified and arrested, some with help from photos published by the media and selfies and videos taken by the protesters. As the search for more suspects continues, if authorities seek unpublished images from the news media and media outlets willingly cooperate, it could put journalists in greater danger when covering future protests. Protesters may see them as potential informants and physically attack them to avoid being identified later. If the outlets resist and force authorities to issue subpoenas for the images, it is unlikely to improve the media's standing with a distrustful public because it may appear the news organizations are obstructing justice. Equipment of media crews damaged during clashes after Trump supporters breached U.S. Capitol security. Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Dangers of covering protests Covering unrest is always dangerous for journalists, but the situation at the Capitol was especially so. The protesters were supporters of President Donald Trump, who has often referred to the media as the "enemy of the people." Someone carved the words "Murder the Media" into a door in the building, and news outlets lost thousands of dollars of equipment when it was stolen and smashed by protesters. During protests after George Floyd was killed while being taken into police custody last summer, several reporters were injured and possibly targeted by protesters and police officers. In Seattle, police subpoenaed the Seattle Times and several television stations in June 2020 to obtain unpublished images from protests there to identify people suspected of criminal activity. The news organizations challenged the subpoenas in court under Washington state's shield law, which protects journalists from being forced to name confidential sources or turn over unpublished information to state authorities. The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press filed a brief supporting the news organizations' position, in which it argued that enforcing the subpoena would jeopardize journalists' safety as well as their editorial independence. A judge ruled against them. Police later dropped the subpoenas because media appeals of the judge's decision were likely to take too long to resolve. Journalists often fight subpoenas for their materials. kolderal/Moment/Getty Images Legal protections for journalists Because the Capitol siege happened on federal government property, the incident is being investigated by federal authorities, meaning any court challenges to subpoenas would likely end up in federal court. This complicates matters. Forty states have shield laws, but there is no federal shield law. In 1972, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that journalists do not have a First Amendment right to refuse to reveal sources' identities in response to a valid grand jury subpoena. The Branzburg v. Hayes decision was so divided, however, that many lower federal courts have limited its reach to grand jury situations. This means that journalists have a better chance of winning if they are subpoenaed to provide evidence in civil lawsuits or at criminal trials. The Jan. 6 incident does not involve confidential sources. Some federal courts have ruled that nonconfidential material gathered by journalists, including unpublished images, is also protected from disclosure, but the protection is usually less comprehensive than for confidential material. Given the seriousness of the Capitol incident, which led to five deaths, it would be difficult for journalists to successfully argue that their interests are more important than those of law enforcement. I have been studying the law regarding journalists and their sources for nearly 24 years. To my knowledge, U.S. journalists have rarely made the argument that they could face physical danger if they are forced to turn over information they have gathered. The closest parallel is a Washington Post reporter who successfully fought a subpoena from a war crimes tribunal 20 years ago because of fears of retribution in foreign conflict zones. One possible solution would be for news outlets to publish all images that have not already been published on their websites. That way, both the public and law enforcement agents would have access without a bruising legal battle over making the images available only to the police. A bonus would be that the public would have even more information about what happened.This article is republished from The Conversation, a nonprofit news site dedicated to sharing ideas from academic experts. It was written by: Anthony Fargo, Indiana University. Read more:The insurrection at the Capitol challenged how US media frames unrest and shapes public opinionHow should you read unnamed sources and leaks? Anthony Fargo does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.
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Q: Using a query within a form - Microsoft access Hi I have a form that has a text box in the header and when the user enters the farmer Code into the text box the relevant record is displayed.
I am using the following criteria in the query within my Form Cotton12:
Like [Forms]![Cotton12].[2012]
Now I have 2 tables Table Cotton12 and Table Cotton11. They contain a database of farmers, from the year 2012 and 2011. Sometimes the data is the same sometimes it is not. For example Farmers are given farmer codes, however due to incorrect capturing of data different farmers have been given different codes throught over the years.
What I would like to do is in the same form, have the user enter in a farmer code and data from the 2012 table come up and the data from 2011 table come up so they can be compared and if that code is not in one of the tables the fields relating to that table stay blank.
For E.g. the form might look like this.
2012
Farmer Name
Acreage
Yield Estimate
2011
Farmer Name
Acreage
Yield Estimate

Your help would be much appreciated.

A: There are 2 potential ways to do this.
The more complex way is to create 2 sub-forms, and link them both to the main form via Farmer Code.
The easier way would be to just use a Join query to bring in both 2011 and 2012 data into the query, and then filter the exact same way you're doing it now.
However, I agree with Hans Up that the data should really all be in one table and a FarmYear field should be added to differentiate.


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Peggy Ahwesh may be one of the very few artists associated with the label feminism that one can decipher ideas within her works besides those set to promote the label. In fact, no part of my interpretation of "The Deadman" coalesced into what I would later read as her directorial intentions for the work, and that is indeed a sign of good filmmaking. One could even observe the better side of her catalog — like the short film you're about to watch — to be of same caliber as that of Maya Deren, but with less surrealist prepossessions and more cohesive plot progression. That said, with "The Deadman," she and Keith Sanborn — who provided an English translation for the film before the work was ever published in English — made a remarkable attempt, adapting the Bataille novelette of the same name ("Le Mort").
Having not been familiar with any of Bataille's posthumous works, the soundest interrelated footnote I can give is that there are several traces of inspiration from "Wuthering Heights," the work he detailedly gives account of its peculiarities in "Literature And Evil;" notably the ghost Marie sees in the character of the Count, plus, a recurring motif of a higher power, where in "The Deadman" it happens to be the Count, and in "Story Of The Eye;" Sir Edmund. And given the thorough quotes embedded in Ahwesh's adaptation — which are even more interestingly introduced as intertitles stylized in the same tone as the 1989 English edition of the book — I doubt after watching the film there would remain any particular reason to revisit the original text, signally since there are others to be read.
The work on its own is one of the most powerful of American cinema, and certainly touches on 80's no wave scene of filmmaking and cinema of transgression as much as it does; the so-called new French extremity, though its place on the timetable locates it somewhere in a chronological limbo, as it precedes the latter and postdates the former. Also, it is crucial to remember the French cinema itself didn't cover Bataille until two decades later. And that is precisely why I've been always going to bat for the American underground film scene, i.e. it is capable.
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Warrior Nun: Who Doesn't Love a Demon-Fighting Teenage Nun? – Netflix Review
There's a nun named "Shotgun Mary." 'Nuff said.
Based incredibly loosely off of a comic series. Ava Silva (Alba Baptista) is a recently deceased quadriplegic. When a demon attacks the orphanage where she lived, a nun is forced to shove an artifact known as the Halo into Ava's corpse. She promptly revives, now with super-strength and other abilities. It turns out she is now the chosen one, the Warrior Nun, who fights against the forces of Hell on behalf of the Order of the Cruciform Sword, a secret Catholic organization. She is aided by the other members of the OCS: Sister "Shotgun" Mary (Toya Turner), Sister Lilith (Lorena Andrea), Sister Beatrice (Kristina Tonteri-Young), and Father Vincent (Tristan Ulloa). She must defeat an evil Tarrasque demon and deal with the machinations of the scientist Jillian Salvius (Thekla Reuten).
Yes, they have holy weapons.
Did you miss Buffy the Vampire Slayer? Well, good news, here's a more violent and less quippy show in the same vein. It's not close enough that you ever feel like it's cribbing, but it gives you some of the same beats. It's a line of female superheroes that fight demonic powers that are presided over by an ancient and secret order, so it was naturally going to draw some comparisons. Still, aside from the broad strokes, Warrior Nun is its own animal. Also, I never read the comic this is based on, but a quick Google search tells me that it is wildly different than this series.
Some fetishists may be very disappointed by the difference.
Alba Baptista plays the main character with a decent level of complexity. That makes sense when you realize that she is a near-lifetime quadriplegic who lost her family and was tormented by her caretaker for years. She now has a level of freedom that almost no human will ever have. Watching her joy as she starts to move and run is captivating. We also get a lot of internal narration from her which comically sometimes comes out of her mouth. Her isolation in her life prior to this makes her an outcast almost as much as her status as a resurrected human does, and Baptista manages to make this endearing.
So much self doubt for someone who is basically invincible.
The supporting cast, too, are well-crafted. Some of them seem one-dimensional at first, but most of them are revealed to have deeper motivations, particularly Salvius and Shotgun Mary. While they're all too divorced from reality by the nature of the show to seem like "real" people, they do seem like people that have had to deal with being privy to a hidden world. I also like the fact that, despite the show being called Warrior Nun, most of the nuns are not particularly holy, nor is the show particularly preachy. As Shotgun Mary tells us, she negotiated her way into only having to follow commandments 5 and 8 (murder and bearing false witness).
Sadly, Shotgun Mary's name is from the comic, so I can't thank the show for it.
The set pieces in the show are excellent, regularly featuring ornate cathedrals, as you might expect from any show with a lot of nuns. Similarly, the clothing is often a combination of religious and tactical garb, which can look pretty awesome. The special effects are pretty solid, given the amount of demonic creatures and superheroes that are featured. The biggest problem with the show is that it has a ten episode first season with the plot for about eight. It also drops a few subplots pretty cold, which may get picked back up later.
Like most of the plot with her and her "crew" of normals.
Overall, pretty fun show. I recommend it.
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Q: C++: Using external linkage with an unnamed namespace to use a constant variable My goal is that when I call myFunction from within main, I do not have to pass the SIZE constant. The function within myFunction.cpp should then run and simply output the contents of the array.
I've read some notes on external linkage but I feel like I don't understand it well enough to apply anything in this case. Ideally main.cpp shouldn't be changed much other than giving the namespace including SIZE a name if absolutely necessary.
main.cpp
#include <iostream>
#include "myFunction.hpp"

namespace
{
    extern const int SIZE = 10;
}

void myFunction(char []);

int main()
{
    char myArray[SIZE] = "123456789";

    myFunction(myArray);
}

myFunction.h
#ifndef MYFUNCTION_H_INCLUDED
#define MYFUNCTION_H_INCLUDED

namespace
{
    extern const int SIZE;
}

#endif // MYFUNCTION_H_INCLUDED

myFunction.cpp
#include <iostream>

void myFunction(char myArray[])
{
    for(int i = 0; i < SIZE; ++i)
    {
        std::cout << myArray[i] << " ";
    }
}

With what I have so far I still get the error that SIZE was not declared in that scope (myFunction.cpp).
Question: What do I have to do to make this example work? If possible, I'd also love an explanantion of why one would handle sharing SIZE this way.

A: An unnamed namespace tells the compiler that nothing inside is to be shared with another translation unit. (That is, everything inside has internal linkage.) As long as SIZE is in an unnamed namespace, it cannot have external linkage, so it cannot be seen by myFunction().

If possible, I'd also love an explanantion of why one would handle sharing SIZE this way.

Since you are working with a toy exercise, my guess is that one would handle sharing SIZE this way to better understand internal and external linkage. It's an exercise, not a real-world example.
For a more realistic example, maybe a version string would be both simple and good? Your app might have a version (e.g. "1.69.8109") that it displays at various points. This version could be declared as a const string that is used by several source files. It would go into a (named) namespace to avoid name conflicts. It could be defined in a source file rather than a header file to limit the amount of re-compilation needed when the version changes. (Only the source with the definition would need to be recompiled, not every source that uses the version string.) This might be a reasonable benefit, especially if the version number changes reasonably often, not necessarily just when a new release is being prepared.

(From the comments): "Try to get this to work. You may give the unnamed namespace holding SIZE a name if that helps"

It's funny how often instructions for an exercise will tell you what to do. (Heh, "if".)


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Right now, it is unlawful for a concealed carry permit holder to actually carry their concealed handgun with them on campus. Even if it's locked in their car.
And while discussion on this issue usually focuses on the ghastly experience of Amanda Collins, who in 2007 was brutally sexually assaulted in the parking garage at UNR in Reno, that's far from the only example of bad guys using guns to hurt good guys without guns on college campuses.
Indeed, a student at the Cheyenne campus of CSN was the victim of an armed robbery just this past March.
An individual reported that while waiting in his vehicle, he was approached by an unknown individual carrying a weapon and was robbed.
In a vote on Thursday, Republicans in the state Assembly had a choice between voting with murderers, rapists and thieves…or innocent, law-abiding citizens just minding their own business.
Who do you think they voted with?
Nevada State Senate Majority Leader Michael Roberson and Senate Judiciary Chairman Greg Brower refused to give this session's campus carry bill – "Amanda's Law" (AB148) – a hearing or a vote after being passed in Assembly, 24-15, on April 6th with EVERY single Republican voting for it except Assemblywoman Melissa Woodbury and Steven Silberkraus, who were both excused.
Woodbury, however, was a co-sponsor of the bill and surely would have voted for it had she been there.
Since Brower and Roberson refused to give Amanda's Law a hearing and committee vote before the deadline a week ago, gun rights supporters in the Assembly, led by Assembly Judiciary Committee Chairman Ira Hansen, were left with no choice but to try to amend the language for Amanda's Law into a gun bill that had already been passed in the Senate.
The campus carry amendment that every Assembly Republican – except Woodbury and Silberkraus – voted for last month was added yesterday to SB175, an omnibus gun bill originally sponsored in the Senate by Roberson, which was passed on March 23rd with every Republican senator voting yes.
The only thing Republicans in the Assembly who voted for campus carry in April had to do was vote for the amendment to SB175 and send the two bills, combined into one, back over to the Senate.
But we're dealing with Republicans here, folks.
The people who never blow an opportunity to blow an opportunity.
After two previous defeats of campus carry in Democrat-controlled legislatures in 2011 and 2013, this was a HUGE opportunity to finally pass Amanda's Law.
Only one Democrat – proud to say, MY assemblyman, James Ohrenschall – voted in favor of adding campus carry to SB175. The other 16 voted no.
So the anti-gun crowd needed five Republicans to kill campus carry by flip-flopping and voting against the amendment.
That last name on the list is the most disappointing of all.
Wheeler was a leading advocate for campus carry in the last session.
And after he stepped in macaca by saying he'd vote for slavery if his constituents wanted it a year and a half ago – and was being ripped to shreds by liberals and the media – conservatives rallied to his defense.
Well, he just stuck a Crocodile Dundee-sized knife in our backs.
In fact, I'm told that Wheeler was the ring-leader who led the other seven to kill campus carry!
So much for voting for what his constituents wanted.
So much for dancing with the ones who brung ya.
I wonder what his price was?
Almost as bad is the fact that Wheeler, Armstrong, Woodbury and Oscarson CO-SPONSOREDthis year's campus carry bill.
So they all were very actively for it before they were against it.
Equally complicit, the National Rifle Association and the Nevada Firearms Coalition sat by on the sidelines and let it happen!
In fact, the NVFAC actually sent out an email action alert to their supporters prior to the voteFALSELY claiming that Hansen was trying to kill SB175, when what he was really trying to do was pass BOTH bills.
They were more worried about repealing a largely unenforced "blue card" registration requirement in Clark County than empowering and protecting otherwise defenseless young women and other students on college campuses throughout Nevada.
By the way, folks, if you think you've been sold out by Republicans on gun rights (and you have been!), you ain't seen nuthin' yet.
Wait'll you see how they screw you on TAXES!
Our good friend Janine Hansen at Nevada Families reported on another aspect of this shameful display of betrayal and cowardice yesterday.
A division of the house simply means everyone who supports the bill stands up and the total is counted, and then everyone who opposes the bill stands up to be counted.
The problem with that is that each individual legislator is allowed to escape casting a RECORDED vote in the official record.
So conservative Assemblywoman Michele Fiore – God bless her – stood up and asked for a roll-call vote.
Hambrick ruled her out of order and rejected the request.
Fiore than asked for a one-minute recess – a request that rarely, if ever, is denied.
After being shot down by Hambrick, the Las Vegas Republican immediately left the Assembly chamber and headed to her office where she called the lead lawyer at the Legislative Counsel Bureau (LCB), Brenda Erdoes, to ask if Hambrick really had the power to deny a request for a roll-call vote and/or one-minute recess.
But to give you an idea of just how paranoid and unhinged some folks are in Carson City about Fiore, apparently somebody thought she might have left the chamber to go get her gun and was afraid she'd come back and shoot the place up.
So, I'm told, legislative police were called to the first floor to secure the Assembly chamber and block Fiore from returning to her seat!
Eventually, Fiore was allowed back on the floor and later in the day rose and issued a statement, FOR THE RECORD, identifying by name the eight Republicans who turned tail and ran when the heat got too hot in the kitchen and sold out campus carry supporters.


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If a magical pickle is ever delivered to your house be careful what you say around it! Our furry friends on Sesame Street star in the Prime Time special, When You Wish Upon a Pickle and discover sometimes wishes aren't everything they're cracked up to be. My kids love Elmo and friends and I cannot wait to show them this extended (running time 76 minutes) episode as our next movie night feature. Learn more about the special and watch the trailer after the jump!
Sesame Street - When You Wish Upon a Pickle on Digital June 2nd
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Winner of the 2019 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program, Sesame Street – When You Wish Upon a Pickle will be available for digital download on June 2, 2020 from Shout! Factory and Sesame Workshop.
The acclaimed primetime special features guest appearances by Blake Lively and Amanda Seyfried.
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Synopsis: Sesame Street - When You Wish Upon a Pickle
When a mysterious wishing machine is delivered to Sesame Street, Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, and Ernie find their wishes coming true after they talk to the magical pickle inside. One word of warning though: when you wish upon a pickle, make sure you read ALL the directions first! When Elmo wishes to be a grown-up and run Hooper's Store, he switches bodies with Chris. When Ernie tries to help his friend
achieve his dream of becoming a TV meteorologist, Bert ends up trapped in the television, dashing from show to show. Cookie Monster's wish for more cookies results in more Cookie…Monsters! Abby teams up with her favorite storybook detective – brought to life by a wish, of course – to figure out what's going on in the neighborhood. In the end, the gang learns that if they believe in themselves, they can be anything they want to be — without needing magic.
Currently in its 50 th season, Sesame Street is the country's longest-running children's television program, and has received more Emmy Awards than any other show in television history.
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Terry Gilliam is knee deep in his new project called 'Zero Theroem', a film that centers on a computer genius who is working on a mysterious project that can potentially discover the meaning of life. That computer genius is name Qohen Leth, which will be played by Christoph Waltz (Inglorious Basterds).
Waltz is busy these days, with this film and Tarantino's upcoming 'Django Unchained'. Production of the film has started in Romania according to Deadline and will film at Medipro Studios soon. Also, Gilliam has cast David Thewlis (Harry Potter) and Tilda Swinton (Burn After Reading), Lucas Hedges (Moonrise Kingdom), and Melanie Thierry (Babylon A.D.).
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Q: Uploading files to SharePoint from the web I have an asp.net web application that has a user select three files to upload. It then creates a random 6 digit folder on a SharePoint Online site and copy the three files into it.
It runs correctly locally in my VS2015, but when I run it in IIS8 on a Windows 2012 server, only the folder is created. I'm not sure if it's something in the code or an IIS setting.
Any tips/suggestions on how I could get this to work?
   protected void SaveFileToSharePoint(string fileName)
    {
        try
        {
            using (var context = new ClientContext(Url))
            {
                var passWord = new SecureString();
                foreach (var c in Password) passWord.AppendChar(c);
                context.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials(UserName, passWord);
                var web = context.Web;

                var newFile = new FileCreationInformation { Content = System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(fileName), Url = Path.GetFileName(fileName) };
                var docs = web.Lists.GetByTitle("Documents");
                Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Folder folder = docs.RootFolder.Folders.GetByUrl(NewFolder);
                Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.File uploadFile = folder.Files.Add(newFile);

                context.Load(docs);
                context.Load(uploadFile);
                context.ExecuteQuery();
            }
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {

        }
    }

    protected void Button1_OnClick(object Source, EventArgs e)
    {
        try
        {
            if (getFile1.PostedFile != null && getFile2.PostedFile != null && getFile3.PostedFile != null)
            {
                using (var context = new ClientContext(Url))
                {
                    Random generator = new Random();
                    NewFolder = generator.Next(0, 999999).ToString("D6");
                    CreateFolder(NewFolder);

                    SaveFileToSharePoint(getFile1.Value.ToString());
                    SaveFileToSharePoint(getFile2.Value.ToString());
                    SaveFileToSharePoint(getFile3.Value.ToString());
                    Session["num"] = NewFolder.ToString();
                    Response.Redirect("ThankYouPage.aspx");
                }
            }
            else
            {
            }
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
        }
    }

    protected void CreateFolder(string FolderName)
    {
        using (var clientContext = new ClientContext(Url))
        {
            var passWord = new SecureString();
            foreach (var c in Password) passWord.AppendChar(c);
            clientContext.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials(UserName, passWord);
            var web = clientContext.Web;

            var list = clientContext.Web.Lists.GetByTitle("Documents");
            list.EnableFolderCreation = true;

            clientContext.Load(list);
            clientContext.Load(list.RootFolder);
            clientContext.Load(list.RootFolder.Folders);
            clientContext.ExecuteQuery();

            var folderCollection = list.RootFolder.Folders;

            foreach (var folder in folderCollection)
            {
                if (folder.Name == FolderName)
                {
                    clientContext.Load(folder.Files);
                    clientContext.ExecuteQuery();
                }
                else
                {
                    var itemCreateInfo = new ListItemCreationInformation
                    {
                        UnderlyingObjectType = FileSystemObjectType.Folder,
                        LeafName = FolderName
                    };

                    var newItem = list.AddItem(itemCreateInfo);
                    newItem["Title"] = FolderName;
                    newItem.Update();
                    clientContext.ExecuteQuery();

                    break;
                }
            }
        }
    }

A: You need to remember that this is back end web server code, and it runs on the server. So that System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes call is looking on the server's file system for a file which isn't there.
Web servers work by receiving, processing, and serving HTTP requests and responses. There's no way a server can look inside your computer, and that's a good thing, or else web sites could just pull arbitrary files off anyone's computers.
You're going to have to find a different solution for uploading files to a web server.  Web Forms had a FileUpload control. In MVC you render an input with type of "file" inside a form and handle the upload in your POST action.  You might need to do a bit more Googling for your specific web technology.
Also - you have an empty catch block, which essentially swallowed your exception. If you had just let the exception be thrown you'd have found your error right away. Exceptions are your friends - they tell you when things are going wrong. Do not swallow them.

A: We can use AjaxFileUpload control to upload multiple files to SharePoint.
The code below for your reference.
protected void OnUploadComplete(object sender, AjaxFileUploadEventArgs e)
{
    try
    {
        //gets the filename
        string fileName = Path.GetFileName(e.FileName);
        //gets the temporary location of file and ID of folder where files are stored in temporary folder
        string path = Path.Combine(Path.GetTempPath(), "_AjaxFileUpload", e.FileId);
        //store the path in Sessio
        Session["FileDirectory"] = path;
        //get the site
        var siteUrl="";
        var Password="";
        var UserName="";
        ClientContext context = new ClientContext(siteUrl);
        var passWord = new SecureString();
        foreach (var c in Password) passWord.AppendChar(c);
        context.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials(UserName, passWord);
        //get the web object
        Web oWebsite = context.Web;
        context.Load(oWebsite);
        //execute the web object
        context.ExecuteQuery();
        //get the current list
        List CurrentList = context.Web.Lists.GetByTitle(listName);
        context.Load(CurrentList.RootFolder);
        context.ExecuteQuery();
        String fileURL = (path + "\\" + fileName);
        using(FileStreamfileStream = new FileStream(fileURL, FileMode.Open))
        Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.File.SaveBinaryDirect(context, CurrentList.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl.ToString() + "/" + e.FileName, fileStream, true);
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        lblError.Text = ex.ToString();
        lblError.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
        lblError.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
    }
    finally
    {
        //delete files from temp folder
        e.DeleteTemporaryData();
    }
}

Reference: Uploading Multiple Files to SharePoint Document Library using .NET CSOM


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9 Real-Life Ghost Encounters People Have Had After Watching Scary Movies
SEPTEMBER 26, 2016 — By Corinne S.
I've always been a huge fan of scary movies, but I won't lie. Some of them have given me horrible nightmares.
Although I'm okay with the occasional bad dream because I love the genre so much, I don't think I could continue watching horror flicks if they brought real paranormal activity into my life.
The people below know exactly what I mean, because they've shared seriously terrifying stories about what happened to them after watching (and even starring in) horror films.
1. Vera Farmiga, who starred in "The Conjuring" and "The Conjuring 2," said that when she went home from filming one night, she found three slashes across her laptop's screen. Director James Wan also saw his dog growling one night at what appeared to be nothing at all.
The Perrons, the real family that the films were based on, came to the set one day. When they went home, Carolyn Perron felt a strange presence push her to the ground.
2. Nancy P. told Week In Weird about the chilling nightly visitor she had to entertain after watching "The Conjuring 2."
I wanted to send an email to let you know that strange things have started happening in my house after my [husband] and I watched "The Conjuring 2." Everything was fine until the end of the movie when Lorraine said the name "Valak." As soon as she said the name, our back door swung open and it sounded like someone came running into the house. When my husband went into the kitchen to check, there was no one there. For the last three days, we have heard knocking on our walls at night and the sound of someone walking up our stairs. I know it is because of that movie and we're already talking about calling a priest over for a blessing on the house. There is something wrong with that movie.
3. Maria B. and her family were plagued by a destructive phantom after they watched part of "The Conjuring 2" as well.
Just wanted to throw this out there. Last night we watched part of "The Conjuring 2." Not all of it, since my son was scared already. My husband went to go put my son off to bed and slept with him. At almost 3 a.m., my husband came back to our room. [He] lies down in bed and in our closet we hear a sound of dishes breaking. My husband gets up turns on the light. And the picture of us married, the beautiful picture frame it stood in was broken in two. I should not have agreed to watch that movie. All my stuff in my closet is put away so neatly. I am still trying to understand how it could have flown and broken like that. Sorry to have bugged you, just thought you should know. People should not watch that movie.
4. Gina Frost from the U.K. suffered through 40 years of terrifying hallucinations after watching "The Exorcist" as a teenager.
Just one week later, I was in my bedroom and I began seeing rats running up and down the walls. I ended up locking myself in my bedroom for weeks because I was so petrified. I thought I was going mad. It took me about nine weeks before I felt like I could go back into the world.
Ever since then, I have been experiencing awful hallucinations that make me feel sick. I hallucinate about my own death. It's like I am watching a film in my head where I am being ripped apart and tortured. It is enough to turn anybody's stomach and it makes me feel ill.
The hallucinations have taken over my life when it comes to social situations. Ever since I was 18, I have tried to avoid being in social situations just in case I have a hallucination. Between the ages of 18 and 39, the hallucinations were erratic, but over the past 10 years they have gotten worse.
At one point, I was having up to three hallucinations a week and each one lasted three minutes. I often felt exhausted afterwards.
I haven't been able to watch a horror film since.
Although things have gotten better for Frost since she started taking medication, her hallucinations still haven't fully gone away.
5. After people went inside a theater in Rome to watch "The Exorcist," lighting struck a nearby church and left the shape of a cross on the ground below. This film also caused many people to pass out and vomit while watching it that night.
Many creepy things also happened during the making of the movie. Several actors and their family members (including relatives of the crew) died shortly after filming was finished, and multiple fires broke out on set.
6. Jennifer Carpenter, star of "The Exorcism of Emily Rose," believes that she was followed home by some kind of entity during the making of the movie.
When we were shooting, my stereo kept turning itself on in the middle of the night. It freaked me out because it started playing Pearl Jam's "Alive" — just the "I'm still alive" part. It stayed with me for a while.
7. In the middle of watching "The Conjuring 2," Joanne P. and her family heard terrifying screams that weren't part of the movie.
We were just watching "The Conjuring 2" and my family paused it while I went to my bedroom to change into my pajamas. As soon as I walked into my bedroom, I could hear loud screaming. I thought they turned the TV up really loud in the living room, but then realized it was coming through my bedroom TV speaker. There was nothing on my TV. My two sons, grandson, and son's girlfriend all witnessed it. Needless to say, we stopped watching the movie.
8. Actress JoBeth Williams said that during the filming of "Poltergeist," she found the pictures on her walls hanging crookedly every night, even though she fixed them every time.
Heather O'Rourke, the star of the movie, even passed away at only 12 years old, but she wasn't the only actress to die. Dominique Dunne was murdered by her ex-boyfriend the same year the movie was released.
It is believed that real human skeletons were used in the film and that this cursed everyone associated with it.
9. William Castle, the producer of "Rosemary's Baby," received many letters from people who had watched the movie. They told him that he had unleashed evil by making it. Not long after, he suffered a urinary blockage and had to have surgery. During his operation, he reportedly shouted, "Rosemary, for God's sake, drop the knife!"
Director Roman Polanski's pregnant wife, Sharon Tate, was tragically murdered by Charles Manson a year after the film's release, and John Lennon was shot outside of the hotel that's in the movie.
Composer Krzysztof Komeda also passed away one year after the release due to a brain aneurysm, just like one of the characters does in the movie.
(via Week In Weird / Mirror / Dread Central)
As much as it pains me to say this, I might have to take a break from watching horror films for a while. Those stories are just way too freaky.
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by OPB Staff OPB Jan. 16, 2019 4:27 p.m.
Clark County, Washington health officials confirmed Wednesday that they have diagnosed 14 cases of measles, and three suspected cases, so far this year.
All of the measles outbreaks have been among children.
The county published a long list of possible exposure sites on its website — including medical clinics, churches and elementary schools in Vancouver. Health officials say people may have also been exposed at the Portland International Airport and the nearby IKEA store.
Clark County says it is requiring students and staff who do not have proof of measles immunity to stay out of schools and child care settings.
Anyone who believes they have symptoms of the measles should contact their health care provider or county health department.
The county established a hotline related to the outbreak.
"Anyone who has questions about public exposures should contact the call center, 360-397-8021. The call center hours are 9 am to 5 pm daily, including weekends," the county wrote in a statement.
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Charles E. Lynn Sr.
Charles E. "Chuck" Lynn, 61, of Point Marion, Pa., passed away unexpectedly Thursday, June 17, 2021, at his home. Born in Morgantown, West Virginia, on July 21, 1959, he was a son of the late Betty (Beatty) Lynn and Joseph Sapp. Chuck had most recently worked at Shanefelter Industries in Perryopolis. In his spare time, he enjoyed spending time out in the woods and hunting. Surviving is his wife, Christina "Tina" (Shriver) Lynn; three children, Charles E. Lynn, Jr., Cameron M. Lynn and Kaylee Jo Lynn, all of Point Marion; two grandchildren, Kara Mae and Brodey Ray Lynn; three sisters and their husbands, Donna and Donald Sapp of Point Marion, and Norma and Tom Hlatky and Barbara and John Stevulak, all of Dilliner; three brothers and their wives, Joey Williams of Texas, William and Debbie Lynn and Allen J. "JoJo" and Cheryl Lynn, all of Point Marion; and a number of nieces and nephews and their families, including David Boyer, Sr., with whom he was very close. Also deceased is one brother, Ricky Lynn, and an uncle, Bill Lynn. Friends will be received in the Richard R. Herod Funeral Home, Point Marion, on Wednesday from 2 – 4 and 7 – 9 PM, and Thursday , from 10 until the 11:00 AM hour of service, with Pastor Johnny Whitehair officiating. Interment follows in Cedar Grove Cemetery, New Geneva, Pa.
Charles E. "Chuck" Lynn, 61, of Point Marion, Pa., passed away unexpectedly Thursday, June 17, 2021, at his home. Born in Morgantown, West Virginia, on July 21, 1959, he was a son of the late Betty (Beatty) Lynn and Joseph Sapp. Chuck... View Obituary & Service Information
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Sarasota is een plaats (city) in de Amerikaanse staat Florida, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Sarasota County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 52.715.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 52.942, een stijging van 227 (0.4%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
67,2 km², waarvan 38,6 km² land en 28,6 km² water. Sarasota ligt op ongeveer 11 m boven zeeniveau.

Bezienswaardigheden
In Sarasota ligt het Cà d'Zan, de voormalige woning van het circusechtpaar John en Mable Ringling. Naast dit paleis in Venetiaanse stijl lieten ze een museum inrichten om hun kunstcollectie aan het publiek te tonen, het John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. Het bezit onder meer een uitzonderlijke verzameling barokschilderijen.

Geboren
 Stephen Root (1951), karakteracteur
 Carla Gugino (1971), actrice
 Charlie Barnett (1988), acteur
 Shanley Caswell (1991), actrice

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 8 km rond Sarasota.

Vervoer
Sarasota is goed bereikbaar via verschillende bruggen (Sunshine Skyway Bridge) naar St. Petersburg. En via de US75 naar Tampa.
Sarasota Bradenton International Airport is een hub voor AirTran Airways en Delta Air Lines. Southwest Airlines heeft hier een zogenaamde focus hub.

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Gunthar (zm. 24 czerwca 843) – biskup Nantes, zabity przez wikinga w katedrze w Nantes, podczas odprawiania mszy.

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This month has been very wet and windy at the plot. I had a few short weekly videos -episodes Y1E43 - Y1E46 to on the year one allotment playlist. Then I decided on a particularly rainy afternoon to launch a YouTube Allotmenters Q&A tag video.
1. How long have you had your allotment for?
2. How long did you have to wait for your allotment?
3. Where did you learn about gardening?
4. Do you plant a winter garden?
5. What has been your biggest success this year/ever?
6. What's been your biggest gardening disaster?
7. Do you have a tried and true crop variety that you always grow?
8. Are you planning on trying anything new next year?
9. How do you preserve your crops?
10. What's your favourite meal to cook with veg from the plot?
I'm pleased to say that I have had some video responses from a few YouTube allotmenters already. Hearing everyone's answers is really interesting because they are all so different. I've been trying to link them all on this Facebook post if you'd like to watch some more answers or even add your own.
One question I wished I had added would be why did you start YouTube.
I'd love to hear your responses.


I've been watching and waiting for this book for a long time – now that it's here, I can report that it's even better than I had hoped. Soup Day was always a favorite of mine when I worked in a Waldorf Kindergarten, so I expected to find a collection of wonderful, tasty recipes. My expectations are deliciously rewarded — there's soup for all seasons, occasions and tastes. You'll love them!
What I didn't even dare expect was the attention to nutrition and food sources. After reading through The Waldorf School Book of Soups, I've decided that next time, I'll set my hopes to a higher level. This book offers, in the clearest and most concise ways, a thorough introduction to the value of organic and biodynamic food as well as an outstanding overview of some of the most important nutritional principles articulated more fully in Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon.
In other words, The Waldorf School Book of Soups is just plain excellent and destined to serve families, classes and, most especially, children for years to come.


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Oxycera nana är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av Friedrich Hermann Loew 1873. Oxycera nana ingår i släktet Oxycera och familjen vapenflugor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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How to configure auto_summarize.timespan for accelerated reports to increase the minimum timespan to 1 day?
I have some new-by questions about accelerated reports. I have accelerated a report simply by clicking on "Accelerate Report".
Since I would save disk space and I'm not interested on data every second (my search is ...| timechart span=1d) I would like to increase the minimum time span to 1d.
First, do these changes on Advanced_Edit in "Searches, Reports and Alerts". That way, you don't need a restart to make the parameters "online".
Splunk takes the finest granularity that you specify in auto_summarize.timespan. So if you specify 10s, you are kind of "guaranteeing that you have that minimum granularity". Splunk will probably use other greater granularities, but that's not our business.
So please try altering the timespan in Advanced_Edit and then Rebuild the Summary.
I verified that restarting Splunk it works.
I can't find "Advanced_Edit". Maybe is this not present in Splunk 6.2?
Yes probably in 6.2 it isn't there yet (sorry).
Feel free to mark this as answered, I'm sure it will solve other people's headaches.
Why is the Splunk compression rate at 500% for 6GB of CSV data?
Report Acceleration: Does the summarization start from scratch when it is updated?


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Arasan has both a native user interface (for Windows only) and a console-based chess engine for use with Winboard or xboard. Arasan also works with Arena, another free chess interface, and with UCI-compatible programs like Fritz and Chessbase.
Arasan includes an opening "book" with over 600,000 moves.
Since version 14.0, the Arasan chess engine has been licensed under the MIT License.
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