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Arno, the Belgian Tom Waits
With his recognizable hoarse voice, Arno is a Belgian singer with an outstanding career.
Singer, composer, performer and actor, Arnold Charles Ernest Hintjens, also known as Arno, was born in Ostend on the 21st of May 1949. By the end of the sixties, he takes his very first steps on stage. He then forms a duo with his side-kick Paul Couter in 1970. The band later grows to become Freckle face for a few years. However, it is under the name of "TC Matic", in the eighties, that he acquires an European notoriety. "TC Matic" will produce hit songs, such as "Putain putain" or "Elle adore le noir".
In 1986, Arno embarks on a solo career, singing sometimes in English, French, or in Dutch. Thanks to his participation in different projects, such as the soundtrack of the movie "Merci la vie", he gains popularity among the French-speaking public. Progressively, the singer will write more and more songs in French.
Arno has the habit of doing covers of classics of French music in his own style, sometimes doing rock, sometimes singing in a rhythm and blues style. From Jacques Brel to Nino Ferrer, or even David Bowie, he offers to make us rediscover well-known songs, such as "Les filles du bord de mer" originally by Adamo.
Parallel to this international success, the signer keeps on proudly representing Belgium. In his 2007 album Jus de Boxe, he sings for example a text written in a dialect from Ostend, his hometown. He is also very attached to the city of Brussels where he settled over thirty years ago. For each of his tours, Arno does a concert in the Ancienne Belgique, in the heart of the city. He even recorded a live album there, Live in Brussels, in 2005.
This is why the city of Brussels has decided to name Arno honorary citizen during a ceremony that wil take place at the end of Septembre 2017. This honorary title intends to celebrate the notoriety of the artist. He rejoins other celebrities such as le Grand Jojo, Jean Van Hamme or Simone Veil in the list of honorary citizens.
Arnold Charles Ernest Hintjens
Singer, actor
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Oh la la la, Les yeux de ma mère, Elle adore le noir


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Cuomo: Movie theaters outside NYC can reopen at 25% capacity beginning next week, with restrictions
Oct 17, 2020, 5:26pm EDT
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday that movie theaters in areas outside of New York City that aren't in cluster zones can reopen with restrictions on Oct. 23.
He says they can operate at 25% capacity, and will be limited to no more than 50 people per screen. The governor says that assigned seating is also required, and masks must be worn unless seated or dining.
Like many businesses, theaters closed down in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Movie theaters owners tell News 12 they've been preparing for months to open their doors, and say they're ready to welcome back moviegoers safely.
Anne and Henry Stampfel who own theaters in Malverne, Bellmore and Queens, say they've been struggling for seven months as they still have to pay insurance and utilities.
Ahead of reopening, they say their theaters have been cleaned and roped off sections of seats.
BRIEFING NOTES:
-Ahead of Saturday's news conference, secretary to the governor Melissa DeRosa said Cuomo would be outlining the state's COVID strategy for the fall.
-Gov. Cuomo began the briefing by recapping the history of how the virus came to the US, noting that it has always 'been a step ahead of us' and was in the country spreading before it was known. He also accused to the federal government of 'abdication' of responsibility for the pandemic crisis.
-Cuomo says it comes down to wearing masks, and says the have become a "political symbol" in the country. He accuses President Trump of making masks a "symbol or red or blue."
-Fall is a "new phase of viral attack," Cuomo says. He notes that schools are reopening, students are returning to college, and it's getting colder. "Now you're seeing the numbers go up all across the country," Cuomo says, noting that "scientists predicted" that the numbers would go up in the fall.
-"You can't play 'catch up' with a virus," Cuomo quotes, and he says New York wants to "look ahead and stay ahead."
-For the fall, Cuomo says NY will deploy a "micro-cluster strategy." Up until now, NY has been taking action statewide or on a regional level. "That worked fine and frankly it was our only option," Cuomo says, but adds, "we now have more sophistication." So instead of a state, regional or county level, he says NY will be analyzing on a "block by block level." He says the state has data that is so specific that can show "exactly where the cases are coming from."
-The red, orange and yellow zones that the state has been using over the past few days are how the state will proceed moving forward to target clusters emerging.
-The aim is to have more targeted response, with more testing and less wider disruption to the community at large, the governor says.
-The keys to the micro-cluster strategy are having refined detection, specific mitigation to address why cases are emerging in a specific area, and then enforcement. Cuomo says almost by definition, clusters are emerging because of a lack of compliance and enforcement.
-The only answer to a lack of compliance is enforcement, Cuomo says. He says more restrictive targeting is working, and he cites a cluster in Queens as an example, noting that infection rate has decreased.
-Cuomo says NY's strategy is working and notes that cases are low compared to spikes in other states. He says the statewide positivity rate is at 1.11%, where it has been for about the past 2 weeks.
-Cuomo says the red zone infection rate is lower than 34 states' overall rates in this past week.
-Cuomo says NY hit a record number of tests with about 160,000 in one day. There were statewide 9 deaths yesterday.
-Beginning Oct. 23, Cuomo says movie theaters outside NYC will be allowed to reopen at 25% capacity, with up to 50 people per screen.
-Other restrictions apply, and movie theaters in areas with clusters cannot reopen. Masks must be worn, and assigned seating will be required.
-The governor notes that as the leader of the National Governors Association, he penned a letter to the Trump administration saying that governors are willing to assist the administration's efforts to ensure a national vaccination campaign is 'implemented smoothly and efficiently' and requested a meeting with federal officials to discuss what's needed 'to ensure a strong partnership.'
-Cuomo says a Section 16 order signed by the health commissioner was served to prevent a planned wedding in Williambsurg that an investigation revealed could have upwards of 10,000 people attend. The location was outside of the cluster zone but the order was served to prevent the wedding from happening, Cuomo and his aides said. The order was served in conjunction with the NYC sheriffs department.

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Paul Calvin Carpenter (August 12, 1894, at Granville, Ohio – March 14, 1968, at Newark, Ohio) was a minor league baseball player. He played for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1916 and was the designated replacement for Jigger Statz, playing for the Los Angeles Angels in the Pacific Coast League, in the 1940 season. He was the uncle of Woody English, who also played professional baseball.

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Ah, Freshers' Week. The tears, the laughter, the new friends, the baked potatoes. Fast-forward a year, and Freshers' Week is entirely different; it's catching up with friends and flatmates that you haven't seen all summer, and it's feeling comfortable enough that you are able to fully relax and enjoy yourself. In second year, you get drunker, rowdier, and in my opinion, there is a hell of a lot more to enjoy.
So this is why I felt guilty of eventually almost agreeing with my friend who suggested that this year, we book a holiday for Freshers' Week. As she said, "it seems a shame to miss it but we won't be allowed in anywhere anyway," which to an extent is true. Freshers' timetables released a few weeks ago follow the same format as previous years – largely orientated around the college bars, with the exception of the 'Big Night Out' bar crawl around town. But limited capacities within the bars mean that it is near enough impossible for older students to attend these events, and even in the case of nights organised in Lancaster town, wristbands grant exclusive entry for freshers and their kitchen reps only.
Now of course it's called Freshers' Week for a reason – it is for the freshers and they are the priority. But there are so few alternatives for older years for whom Freshers' Week is still, if not more so, a highlight of the year. There are barely any events which can be freely attended by all of those who want to, and as Lancaster is a small town anyway, there are not many other options.
"I remember as a fresher finding it somewhat odd that we were pretty much bound to spend the week with the same coupIe of hundred first years"
There is no reason why cross-campus events, including outdoor events like Campus Festival, cannot be integrated into the Freshers' Week timetables to give a chance to mingle with other students and create a bigger, better atmosphere. Lancaster is not a big university anyway, and I remember as a fresher finding it somewhat odd that we were pretty much bound to spend the week with the same coupIe of hundred first-years. A mixture of bonding with your fellow college freshers and with students from the university as a whole would enable a greater sense of a wider university spirit – and in my opinion, a better time.
I'm not for one minute saying that the first years need the older years to have a good time – we want to join in the freshers' activities because we want to run around campus in genital-covered white t-shirts and Hitler moustaches too! If anything, we need an excuse to celebrate/commiserate our last official chance to drink ourselves under the table with minimum guilt more than ever, as we embark on our last years of studenthood. And at the end of the day, 'settled in' as I might be, I am not quite ready shelve my collection of fancy dress costumes and marker pens just yet.


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Person Of Interest In Disappearance Pleads Not Guilty To Drug Charges
Filed Under:Drug Charges, Person of Interest
Aaron Schnagl (credit: Chisago County)
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – The person of interest in the disappearance of 27-year-old Danielle Jelinek – who went missing in Chisago Lakes Township last December – pleaded not guilty Tuesday to multiple drug charges after authorities said they found 12 pounds of marijuana at his house.
Aaron Schnagl, 28, faces three felony drug charges, court documents show. The charges stem from a search warrant that was executed on Dec. 9 — the day Jelinek went missing.
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The search showed that Schnagl, a former boyfriend of Jelinek's, had two boxes containing marijuana in a BMW in his garage, located on the 11000 block of 261st Street, a criminal complaint said. One box weighed about 7.5 pounds, the other weighed about 4.5 pounds. Both had vacuum-sealed bags of pot, labeled with names like "Juicy Fruit" and "Blueberry."
Authorities also seized more than 9 grams of cocaine, various pills and a digital scale, the complaint said. They found these items — along with the 12 pounds of pot, again — after the drugs were apparently taken from Schnagl's home and placed under a bed in a Ham Lake home.
Schnagl faces one fifth-degree drug selling charge, one fifth-degree possession charge and one first-degree aiding and abetting charge. He is slated to appear in court for a hearing on Feb. 11. A jury trial is scheduled for March 4 at the Chisago County Government Center.
Jelinek, the missing woman, was last seen with Schnagl. Investigators found Jelinek's purse, shoes and cell phone in Schnagl's home.
Documents say Schnagl told authorities that he was with Jelinek on Dec. 8, the day before her disappearance. He said they were drinking, and then went to bed around 2:30 a.m. When he woke up the next morning, she was gone.


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5G is coming. Is your construction site ready for it?
by Joe Bousquin, originally published on BuildingForward.com.
When Mitch Hughes walked into his cell phone carrier's local storefront on a recent Saturday, he wasn't expecting much. He was there to upgrade his phone's SIM card so he could access next-generation 5G connectivity. But because 5G has mostly only existed in marketing campaigns to this point, he didn't really anticipate anything new.
"To my great surprise, when we left and went to dinner, I was sitting in the restaurant and had 5G," says Hughes, who was simply checking his email but immediately noticed a difference in his download speeds. "For a moment, I thought I was on a really good Wi-Fi connection with almost instant response but then realized it was a cell data signal. The difference in speed was so noticeable that it shocked me."
For Hughes, the experience went deeper than just a tech-smitten consumer accessing the latest buzzy breakthrough. As CEO of Peachtree Corners, Ga.-based construction virtualization software provider ViZZ, it brought home the profound promise of 5G—the technology is already 10 times faster than existing 4G LTE networks with just a fraction of the latency—for construction sites, typically the biggest bottleneck for data in the homebuilding and construction space.
"The reality is, 5G is coming," says Hughes. "And when it comes, it's going to proliferate incredibly fast."
Hughes' personal, first-hand experience with 5G, the new wireless standard that's currently being rolled out by carriers such as Verizon and AT&T, underscores the anticipation, promise, and challenges of adopting this next-generation tech in the construction and homebuilding industry.
While industry observers say it will be a year or more before 5G is a reality beyond just core "NFL cities" in the U.S.—Verizon's 5G ultrawide band network will be live in 30 test markets by the end of 2019—tech savvy pros within the construction industry say the time to get ready for its rollout is now. For them, 5G technology, which uses wider bandwidths, new antenna technologies, and many more "small cell" antennas placed closer together to increase overall system capacity, has the potential to fundamentally change how construction work gets done on a daily basis.
Almost-here breakthroughs include not only autonomous and remote-controlled equipment run from an off-site control center but also foundational leaps that will provide up-to-the-second access in the field for the latest iteration of 3D BIM models. Tapping remote, distributed computing power can liberate today's augmented reality programs from the data shackles that have held them back to date. That, in turn, should reduce the need for more powerful—read expensive and heavy—phones and tablets to do that processing on-site. Rounding out the promise are thousands of internet-of-things (IoT) sensors, installed on-site and in workers' gear, to help with everything from clocking in to project monitoring to field safety. Finally, once buildings are completed, built-in sensors will help owners monitor asset performance and operations at their properties.
"The construction site of the future is going to be one big video game," says John Dolmetsch, founder and CIO of York, Pa.-based network and software consultant Business Information Group, which specializes in construction tech. "In a few years, you'll have workers in a remote location using mixed reality to stand in the middle of a construction site."
The current jobsite's data bottleneck creates efficiency roadblocks.
According to Dodge Data & Analytics, 80% of contractors now use mobile phones to collect data, while 9% employ sensors and 4% have adopted wearables on-site. But to appreciate the potential that 5G's big jump will enable, consider the data roadblocks that are currently in place on most construction sites today.
Source: Dodge Data & Analytics survey of construction managers, general contractors, specialty trade contractors and design/build firms in the U.S., Improving Performance With Project Data
"We deal with very large documents, whether it be a 3D model or a 2D drawing that has hundreds of sheets," says Nick Kurth, virtual construction manager in the Denver office of Edmonton, Canada-based PCL Construction. "Right now, we're beholden to those download speeds in the field, where a lot of times you're just sitting and watching that 4G pinwheel spin. So if my signal isn't strong enough and I've got two foremen waiting on me for a document, how much is that costing me an hour? You can literally quantify that dollar figure."
What that means, in reality, is that a lot of construction pros begin their days by caching as much information as possible in their phones or iPads before going out to the site. "Right now, in the morning, our field teams start the download process and then go grab a cup of coffee," Kurth says. While that takes time itself, the real problem is the data they save is out of date as soon as someone makes updates to the master file. For Kurth, that's where the promise of 5G becomes especially pronounced.
"If I can access information in real time as quickly over the web as I can with a local, cached file, that will change how we do everything," Kurth says.
Another sobering perspective on construction's current connectivity hurdles can be seen in the initial steps companies take when starting a project today. For example, Kurth says he'll often need to spend time setting up a local network on-site before work can even begin. "There are times where you don't have any cell phone signal on a project site at all," Kurth says. "To mitigate that, we put up little white temporary Wi-Fi nodes so our guys can access the web, because all the drawings and models today are being driven by web-based solutions. You have to be able to access them."
In a 5G world, however, the need for those workarounds would disappear.
5G ensures the flow of data doesn't stop at the construction site.
Indeed, while BIM and construction project management and scheduling software have proliferated throughout the industry over the last decade, the widening of construction's tech stack, in many regards, is still woefully one-sided, with technology reigning and being leveraged in the offices of designers and sometimes in the construction trailer but not so much on construction sites themselves. Noting the construction industry's obdurate productivity gap and the fact that most projects still go over budget, Hughes lays blame at the feet of these on-site connectivity issues.
ViZZ offers virtualization software that uses project data to create immersive, experiential models that allow contractors, developers, prospective buyers, and investors to interact and walk through them.
"The use of BIM has helped some," says Hughes, who points to cost overruns in the industry going down on average in recent years as a positive impact of using tech. "But building information stops in the design process and doesn't go out to the field. That's what we're really trying to address, and 5G does that."
In fact, the proliferation of 5G may help residential builders bring more technology on-site as well, as the cost of connectivity shifts from builders to the carriers themselves.
"Maybe the most important aspect of this is that the things that are only available for very large projects now—because they're the only ones who can afford to set up a dedicated network in the field—all of a sudden become available to homebuilders or the little guy building a small hotel," Hughes says. "One of the great advantages of 5G is the fact that things that are only available to the few in construction today can become available to the many."
Cloud computing capabilities could shape our physical world.
But while speed and access are obviously important, 5G's potential for construction goes well beyond its zippiness for fast data. Because of its low latency—or lag—5G in construction opens up the possibility of using computing resources that are nowhere near a construction site to actually process the data itself.
For Burcin Kaplanoglu, executive director and innovation officer at software giant Oracle, that means the prohibitive price tags that still hang on a lot of interactive construction field technology should come down.
"Let's say you want to use mixed reality on-site and you've got the Microsoft HoloLens or Magic Leap. All the processing is done on the device today, which makes those headsets expensive," says Kaplanoglu, noting that costs can range from $1,000 for an entry-level headset up to $10,000 for more powerful equipment. "Five years from now, you'll be able to afford these devices because with 5G connectivity you don't have to do the computing on the device locally. It will actually be done in the cloud."
The impact of that low latency also means that the devices that field personnel carry can be lighter, both in terms of their processing power and their actual weight.
5G could enable increased cloud computing capabilities that make devices in the field lighter and less expensive. Autodesk
"The iPad's heavy," Kurth says. "It's kind of a pain to carry around. We have many, many foremen who have iPads, and they put them where they need them, but they're not necessarily going to cruise around with those things attached to them all day."
Indeed, at ViZZ, field personnel are issued tool belts with tablet pouches built in to help carry the load. "Our people in the field all have iPads on their hips," Hughes says. "It's got a spot specifically for tablets." But if devices no longer need the processing power on-site to run the tools construction pros need, that will lighten the load. Other prices could come down, too.
"This is a tremendous change," says Kaplanoglu. "The architecture of the devices we use on-site will improve. Your phone isn't going to cost $800 or $900 anymore. It actually may be just $80, because you're not processing the data on the phone anymore."
Like remote surgery, autonomous construction equipment is one potential application for steadier data streams.
On a broader scale, 5G's low latency, combined with that kind of "edge" computing potential, has been highlighted as possibly allowing surgeons to operate on patients remotely or to control 18-wheelers traveling at 60 miles per hour.
In construction, the abilities that can be unlocked by low latency are a little more down to earth. For instance, while equipment manufacturers such as Volvo have already been developing autonomous vehicles and dirt-moving equipment, 5G's steady data stream means those machines could be overseen remotely.
"When we have the bandwidth and real-time data capability, suddenly you can have a professional operator sitting inside a control center operating as many as four vehicles at a time on different sites," says Business Information Group's Dolmetsch, who thinks a bonus to those advances would be easing construction's labor crunch and image problem among young workers today.
"If you go to a 23-year-old college graduate today ask him if he's interested in a job as a backhoe operator, he's going to say 'No way,'" Dolmetsch says. "But if you say you've got a position for an engineer-operator where you're in charge of a fleet of autonomous vehicles at a construction site, all of a sudden it becomes a white-collar engineering position he's interested in."
The free flow of data will also allow many more IoT sensors to operate on-site—perhaps millions per square mile. All of those sensors will be used on-site not only to help remote-controlled equipment but also for safety and risk mitigation. Think sensors that can detect carbon monoxide or airbags built into vests that self-inflate in case of a fall.
"Right now, a lot of construction sites have a 'man trap' where people sign in via an RFID [radio-frequency identification] tag on their hardhat," says Peter Marchese, Senior Technical Evangelist at Microdesk. "But from a safety standpoint, you might not know exactly where they are on-site at any given time. What 5G lets you do is know if they go into a sensitive area where there may be dangerous gases or, if you're doing blasting, know where everyone is beforehand."
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But while the possibilities of 5G are fascinating to ponder, according to the pros interviewed for this article their actual arrival on construction sites is still at least a couple years out. Indeed, one telltale sign is the fact that Apple doesn't plan to release a 5G-capable iPhone until at least fall of 2020.
Nonetheless, these observers say the time to get ready for 5G is now. One of the reasons why is because when 5G becomes an everyday reality, it will instantly release all the pent-up data that construction sites already generate while simultaneously propagating more of it .
"You think you have a lot of data today?" Kaplanoglu asks. "Wait until you have amazing connectivity and you can collect hundreds or thousands of times more data in real time on your site. What are you going to do with it? Right now is the time to figure out the strategies you'll need to collect it."
Also, by teaching team members to think and work in a data-oriented environment, you'll actually give yourself a leg up when it comes to change management and dealing with the new technology down the road.
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"We need to alter our practices now and work in these collaborative environments, even if they're not perfect or at the speed we want today," Kurth says. "We need to be downloading documents and synching them the minute we have a strong signal so that it becomes standard operating procedure within the organization. Because when 5G comes, and it removes all the acrobatics we have to go through now to get the information we need, you'll be able to tell people they don't have to do that anymore. That's when their ears perk up. Instead of an ask, you're removing one more thing they have to do."
Kurth's point about standardizing procedures around data is a call that's increasingly heard in construction today. "We're no longer talking about just collecting data from the field. We're talking about thousands of sensors on the worksite, autonomous equipment, and terabytes of data from models," Kaplanoglu says. "Companies really have to start working on how they standardize their operations."
Or, as Hughes puts it, "The way 5G is going to impact people in their daily lives, both at work and at home, is going to be astonishing. And the biggest and brightest companies in the world that we're talking to are aggressively preparing for it, because they realize that if they don't, they will be left behind."
Sounds like another reason why even though 5G is still a ways out, the time to get ready for it is now.
Joe Bousquin has been covering construction since 2004. A former reporter for the Wall Street Journal and TheStreet.com, Bousquin focuses on the technology and trends shaping the future of construction, development, and real estate. An honors graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, he resides in a highly efficient, new construction home designed for multigenerational living with his wife, mother-in-law, and dog in Chico, California.
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Oscars slugfest 2019: Are Timothee Chalamet, Emily Blunt and Viggo Mortensen at risk of being snubbed? [WATCH]
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Should Timothee Chalamet be worried about his Oscar chances? After receiving a Best Actor nomination last year for "Call Me By Your Name" he looks like he's on his way to a potential second bid this year for his supporting turn in "Beautiful Boy." But as Gold Derby contributors Riley Chow, Rob Licuria, Amanda Spears and I point out in a recent slugfest on the acting races, he might be on shaky ground. Watch our entire video above.
Licuria points out that Chalamet "has been landing the right nominations throughout the season," including recognition from SAG, Critics' Choice, BAFTA and the Golden Globes. But that was also true of past contenders like Hong Chau in "Downsizing" (2017) and Daniel Bruhl in "Rush" (2013), who also had the right precursor support but didn't end up with Oscar nominations. On the other hand, Licuria also notes the "leftover residual love from 'Call Me By Your Name'" that could keep Chalamet on track for his second Oscar bid.
SEE our slugfest predicting the eight below-the-line races.
I'm currently sticking my neck out by predicting that Jonathan Pryce ("The Wife") will join Mahershala Ali ("Green Book"), Adam Driver ("BlacKkKlansman"), Sam Elliott ("A Star Is Born") and Richard E. Grant ("Can You Ever Forgive Me?"). Why? Because if they're watching "The Wife" to see Glenn Close's potentially Oscar-winning performance, "then they're seeing how good Jonathan Pryce is in it" too as her philandering husband. As we saw with Maggie Gyllenhall in "Crazy Heart" (2009) and Tom Hardy in "The Revenant" (2015), a strong lead-acting contender can sometimes pull in an out-of-nowhere supporting bid.
In Best Supporting Actress, Amy Adams ("Vice"), Regina King ("If Beale Street Could Talk"), Emma Stone ("The Favourite"), and Rachel Weisz ("The Favourite") seem almost assured nominations, so who's that pesky fifth slot going to? "I'm just going with Claire Foy," says Spears. The "First Man" co-star looks ready for takeoff after scoring Golden Globe, Critics' Choice and BAFTA bids. But Spears is rooting for Michelle Yeoh ("Crazy Rich Asians"). "It's really heartbreaking that she's just been ignored."
SEE 3 Oscar Expert's predictions slamdown: Brian Truitt (USA Today) vs. Susan Wloszczyna and Tom O'Neil (Gold Derby)
Foy's snub at the SAG Awards still concerns us, though, since the SAG Awards are decided by industry insiders like the Oscars are and often line up closely with the Oscar acting nominees. So Chow's going with Margot Robbie ("Mary Queen of Scots"), who showed up at both the SAG and BAFTA Awards for her performance as Queen Elizabeth I.
But while there also may be room for Emily Blunt ("A Quiet Place") or Nicole Kidman ("Boy Erased") to surprise, Chow thinks we should also watch out for Linda Cardellini ("Green Book"). "She seems like the classic Jackie Weaver ["Silver Linings Playbook" in 2012] or Laura Dern ["Wild" in 2014]," he explains. Like those unexpected nominees, Cardellini has limited screen time but could get "carried along by goodwill and visibility" for her film.
The Best Actor category is giving us headaches as well, with critics darling Ethan Hawke ("First Reformed") duking it out with Willem Dafoe ("At Eternity's Gate") and John David Washington ("BlacKkKlansman") for the last spot alongside likely nominees Christian Bale ("Vice"), Bradley Cooper ("A Star Is Born"), Rami Malek ("Bohemian Rhapsody"), and Viggo Mortensen ("Green Book"). But are those top four set in stone? I've actually taken Mortensen out of my predictions because "he hasn't won anything" aside from the National Board of Review prize. So I'm predicting Bale, Cooper, Hawke, Malek and Washington, with Dafoe as a potential spoiler.
In Best Actress, Close is hunting for a career-first victory, with Lady Gaga ("A Star Is Born") and Olivia Colman ("The Favourite") hoping to take her down. Melissa McCarthy ("Can You Ever Forgive Me?") appears to be safe for a slot alongside them, but what about Blunt ("Mary Poppins Returns"), who hit a snag after missing at the BAFTAs? Licuria predicts that (literal) cult favorite Toni Collette ("Hereditary") will join them, "and I just refuse to take her out." She'll have to scare off Yalitza Aparicio ("Roma"), Kidman ("Destroyer"), Rosamund Pike ("A Private War"), and Joanna Kulig ("Cold War") if she wants to join this derby.
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Elegant Golf Resorts announced as Official Travel Agent Partner of the Legends Tour
Independent luxury golf tour operator Elegant Golf Resorts has today been announced as the Official Travel Services Partner of the Legends Tour.
Elegant Golf Resorts is an independent tour operator specialising in luxury golf holidays to the most awe-inspiring destinations the world over, which aligns with the Legends Tour's mantra of visiting some of the world's best resorts as part of its International Schedule.
The agreement sees Elegant Golf Resorts join Rolex, Emirates, Staysure, American Golf and Crew Clothing as Official Partners of the Legends Tour, gaining global exposure at Legends Tour events and across the Legends Tour website and social media channels.
Elegant Golf Resorts, which is part of the EFR Travel Group, was launched in 2009 after CEO and Founder Edward Rom identified a gap in the market for a luxury golf tour operator. Elegant Golf Resorts offer consumers the chance to book luxurious golfing breaks to some of the best resorts in Europe, the Caribbean, Africa, UAE, USA and the Indian Ocean.
Ryan Howsam, CEO of the Legends Tour, said: "We are extremely excited to work with Edward and his team at Elegant Golf Resorts.
"The Legends Tour prides itself on visiting some of the best destinations in Europe and further afield, and no-one in the market specialises in that space more than Elegant Golf Resorts.
"We are looking forward to working with them to provide the amateur golfer with a route to expanding their playing experiences, as well as discovering new destinations for our International Schedule."
Edward Rom, CEO and Founder of Elegant Golf Resorts, said: "We are looking forward to working with Ryan and his team, along with the other Legends Tour partners to create exclusive lifelong memories for all our customers.
"The Legends Tour format provides an unrivalled experience for golfers to play alongside their golfing heroes and gives us at Elegant Golf Resorts a new way of working with our travel partners to add to our growing portfolio over the coming years."
Discover some of the world's most luxurious golf destinations by visiting Elegant Golf Resort's website: https://www.elegantgolfresorts.com/legends-tour/.


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Google finally admits it wants to OWN YOU
Big changes to Terms of Service due in March
Kelly Fiveash Wed 25 Jan 2012 // 10:14 UTC
Mountain View's Chocolate Factory is putting its vast userbase on notice of major changes to its privacy policies.
Come 1 March the 350 million people worldwide who have Gmail accounts, for example, will no longer be able to use that service in isolation of other Google products they browse to online.
That's because the company's Terms of Service are changing.
Some will argue that Google is merely doing some neat housekeeping by cutting and shutting the majority of its 70 privacy policies into one clean explanation of what will happen with the information users input into the company's array of products.
Others might note that these privacy tweaks are coming ahead of any public antitrust battle Google potentially faces on both sides of the Atlantic where formal regulatory probes of the world's largest ad broker are already well underway.
"The main change is for users with Google Accounts," Google's privacy, product and engineering wonk Alma Whitten said.
"Our new Privacy Policy makes clear that, if you're signed in, we may combine information you've provided from one service with information from other services. In short, we'll treat you as a single user across all our products, which will mean a simpler, more intuitive Google experience."
The reality is that Larry Page's second shot at being in charge of Google has been defined by axing lumpen products and streamlining the search giant's business into a destination rather than an online station through which users travel to find stuff on the web.
In fact, that process had arguably been in play long before Page returned to the CEO seat. But since his comeback as Google's boss, that strategy – in tandem with regulatory pressure being heaped on the firm – has accelerated.
Some news outlets have pointed at an interview Page did with everyone's favourite smut rag Playboy back in 2004, when his outlook on what Google as a business represented to the online world was very different indeed.
Here's the full excerpt, via Business Insider:
PLAYBOY: With the addition of email, Froogle — your new shopping site — and Google news, plus your search engine, will Google become a portal similar to Yahoo, AOL or MSN? Many Internet companies were founded as portals. It was assumed that the more services you provided, the longer people would stay on your website and the more revenue you could generate from advertising and pay services.
PAGE: We built a business on the opposite message. We want you to come to Google and quickly find what you want. Then we're happy to send you to the other sites. In fact, that's the point. The portal strategy tries to own all of the information.
PLAYBOY: Portals attempt to create what they call sticky content to keep a user as long as possible.
PAGE: That's the problem. Most portals show their own content above content elsewhere on the web. We feel that's a conflict of interest, analogous to taking money for search results. Their search engine doesn't necessarily provide the best results; it provides the portal's results. Google conscientiously tries to stay away from that. We want to get you out of Google and to the right place as fast as possible. It's a very different model.
PLAYBOY: Until you launched news, Gmail, Froogle and similar services.
PAGE: These are just other technologies to help you use the web. They're an alternative, hopefully a good one. But we continue to point users to the best websites and try to do whatever is in their best interest. With news, we're not buying information and then pointing users to information we own. We collect many news sources, list them and point the user to other websites. Gmail is just a good mail program with lots of storage.
Cut to March 2012, and the state of play is very different indeed for Larry. Of course it's a CEO's prerogative to change his mind, and that's especially true if an upstart like Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook is suddenly the second-most popular online destination on the internet.
Google is expected to do a mass mail-out to all its users notifying them of the imminent changes to its Terms of Service. The company is also pointing anyone who visits its search homepage to a link detailing how its privacy policies will be tweaked.
In a nutshell, the company reckons that these changes to its services will offer its users "better search results".
That's an important statement. Google is reasserting that ALL of its products relate back to its search estate. In other words, Page's crew are insisting that the company only really offers one service online.
The question has to be: could this strategy of effectively turning Google into a destination, rather than simply a stop-off point – Mountain View prefers to call itself a "platform" these days – appease regulators, or is the anti-competitive damage already done? ®


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import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import com.sequenceiq.flow.helper.FlowStateEnumChecker;

public class FlowStateEnumTest {

    @Test
    void allFlowStateIsEnum() {
        new FlowStateEnumChecker().checkFlowStateClasses();
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The Green Dinner series These were moderated dinner conversations with special guests from various Chicago environmental and social justice organizations. Over 50 events were held in Chicago homes of Beyond Today's community members.
Environmental Internships: For three years, Beyond Today had an intern program in which several students worked with us.


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For the purpose of issuing parking permits, the same definition of staff will be used as it is used for the issuing of Canterbury Cards, that is, "a person who is engaged for paid employment with the University of Canterbury by way of an employment agreement, personal contract, or through official arrangements with another organization."
Continuing and fixed term employees (either full-time or part-time) who are engaged in academic teaching and/or research (academic staff) or support services (general staff) and who are being paid by UC through the payroll system including those funded from departmental budgets. (This category includes library short-term supernumerary staff paid from the library budget).
University Council members, emeritus professors, research associates, writers-in-residence, adjunct professors, and adjunct fellows.
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Q: string.Replace() and string.Split() in c# i have a bunch of stored procedure script which i stored in an array. Each array contain a procedure (i.e normal create procedure ......). Howver, when passing to the array, the spaces in text are replaced with \t and \r in the array and the next line are replcaed with \n . I now want to break each procedure text in to words and store in an array. however the split function
for (int i = 0; i < text.Length; i++)
{
  string[] words = new string[text[i].Split('\t', '\n').Length];

}

the above array words however when i checked, hold strings of a null value. It does not returns the words as it suppose to. I thought may be i have to replace the \n\r\t before splitting, like below...\
text[i].Replace("\n", string.Empty)

The above still does not work. Please any help would be appreciated. I want to split the text in to string of words. Below is the whole method snapshot. The method receives array of values procedure names, i want the method to extract the procedure text of each given name and then split each storedprocedure text in to words which i will later use. I want to loop through, perform a simple search by determining what word follows after the other.
Update
private void text(string[] array)
       {
           DataSet ds = new DataSet();
           string sql = "";
           progressBar1.Value = progressBar1.Minimum;

           using (SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand())
           {
               string[] text = new string[array.Length];
               string[] name = new string[array.Length];
               for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
               {
                   command.Parameters.Clear();
                   sql = @"SELECT DISTINCT so.name, so.type,text FROM sys.sysobjects so with (nolock) INNER JOIN sys.syscomments sc with (nolock)
                               ON so.id=sc.id WHERE name=@name";
                   command.Connection = getconnection();
                   command.CommandText = sql;
                   command.CommandType = CommandType.Text;
                   command.Parameters.AddWithValue("@name", array[i].ToString());

                   using (SqlDataAdapter adp = new SqlDataAdapter(command))
                   {

                       ds = new DataSet();
                       adp.Fill(ds);
                   }
                   if (ds.Tables[0].Rows.Count > 0)
                   {

                       for (int j = 0; j < ds.Tables[0].Rows.Count; j++)
                       {

                           text[i] = ds.Tables[0].Rows[0]["text"].ToString();
                           name[i] = ds.Tables[0].Rows[0]["name"].ToString();
                       }
                   }
                   double e = (Convert.ToDouble(i) / Convert.ToDouble(array.Length));
                   progressBar1.Value = Convert.ToInt16(e * 100);
               }

               int count = 0 ;

               for (int i = 0; i < text.Length; i++)
               {

                   text[i].Replace("\n", string.Empty);

                   string[] words = new string[text[i].Split(new string[] { "\t", "\n" }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).Length];

                   for(int j = 0; j < words.Length ; j++)
                   {
                      // words[j] = text[i].Split(new string { " " }, StringSplitOptions.None);// = words[j].;
                       words[j] = words[j];
                   }
               }

           }
       }

A: In order to remove the empty entries in the split statement, consider the following rewrite...
string[] words = new string[text[i].Split(new string[] { "\t", "\n" }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries  ).Length];

Good Luck!

A: Your string array is full of null strings because you never assign any strings to it. You are running the correct Split statement, counting the results, then throwing them out without saving them anywhere.
This line:
    string[] words = new string[text[i].Split('\t', '\n').Length];

is exactly the same as these two:
    int length = text[i].Split('\t', '\n').Length;
    string[] words = new string[length];

When you explicitly use string[] s = new string[...] to create an array, you aren't supplying data for the array, you are just supplying the size. If you want to put data into the array, you need to do it separately.
In this case, using new is redundant -- string.Split already creates and populates a new array and returns it,and you can just assign it to a new variable as follows:
    string[] words = text[i].Split('\t', '\n');

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I had a great time documenting Pratiksha & Dharmesh's Hindu wedding at Micklefield Hall, a couple of weeks ago. A gorgeous country house wedding venue, Micklefield Hall is located in Hertfordshire, surrounded by 350 acres of rolling fields and was the perfect location for Dharmesh & Pratiksha to celebrate their wedding.
The morning started of with Pratiksha's bridal preps, and Dharmesh's jaan entrance into the mandap, followed by their intimate Hindu wedding ceremony, conducted by Arjun Pandey. Later that afternoon, both Dharmesh & Pratiksha changed outfits, for their civil ceremony, which was to take place in a beautiful setting outdoors by the lake. After their civil marriage, there was a cocktail reception for everyone to enjoy, followed by their reception, where they partied hard until midnight, thanks to the brilliant Nuchna Roadshow.
It was a beautiful day documenting Pratiksha and Dharmesh's wedding, they are such a super chilled and fun couple, and didn't stop smiling once throughout the day. I truly had an awesome time getting to know them and their families and it was an honour to be their wedding photographer. Congratulations Dharmesh & Pratiksha, I wish you guys the very best for the future!
Below are just a few of my favourite frames from their wedding day.
What beautiful outfit the bride has! And I really like that first dance + confetti idea.
You caught each beautiful detail perfectly. I love the shots of the Hindu ceremony. And those last shots are amazing!
Fantastic work – love all the candids you captured throughout the day.
Great work. You really make it feel like you are right there.
Just beautiful, that last shot especially.
Love it all but those evening portraits are beautiful. Top job Rahul!
Stunning. And those last few shots are simply breathtaking.
That shot of the bride and groom together after the shots with the car… WOW. Totally breathtaking!!
The last shots are so good! The couple should be amazed by them!
Great portfolio of pics but particularly love the close ups of the intricate hair, make up and jewellery. Rahul, you are Mr Feast For The Eyes!
Love these – I love how the close-ups show off the drama of a wedding day. Great work!


British manufacturer QRL Radiator Group has launched a campaign for the introduction of an energy labelling system for radiators – similar to the one used for boilers, renewables, hot water cylinders and other household essentials.
Launched today, Barlo's Don't Omit Emitters campaign calls for the industry to come together and petition the government to include radiators in mandatory efficiency ratings. Radiators are not currently covered by the EU's ErP (Energy-related Products) Directive and its colour-coded energy labelling system, with efficiency bandings rated A+++ to G. This means there is no requirement for manufacturers to produce an energy label for radiators, or for installers to include radiators when producing the package label indicating whole-system efficiency.
David Kerr, CEO at QRL Radiator Group, says: "At a time when everyone connected with the heating industry – from government right through to manufacturers and installers – is putting efficiency at the top of the agenda, it's ludicrous that there is no energy labelling system in place for radiators. Of course it's important that we focus on insulation and the heat source, but if emitters aren't included as the third piece of the efficiency puzzle then we risk undermining the performance of the system as a whole.
In its Don't Omit Emitters manifesto – outlined on the Barlo website – the company argues that proper energy labelling would make it easier for people to identify high-efficiency emitters – ones that will improve heating system performance, cut costs and reduce emissions.


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X-Clacks-Overhead: GNU Terry Pratchett
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Requirements
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lookyman/Pratchett requires PHP 5.5 or higher.

- [Nette DI](https://github.com/nette/di)

Installation
------

The best way to install lookyman/Pratchett is using [Composer](http://getcomposer.org/):

```sh
composer require lookyman/pratchett
```

Register the extension in your `config.neon` like this:

```yml
extensions:
	pratchett: lookyman\Pratchett\DI\PratchettExtension
```

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I'm applying the facing now. Still have not trimmed the zipper. Crossing my fingers that this all comes together correctly.
Some days I really wonder about myself. I totally missed the twill tape on the supply list. Right there plain as day on the back of the envelope. I already used up my selvages tying up my tomato plants. Guess I am gonna dig through my grosgrain ribbon to see if I have any that I find ugly enough to hide inside his shorts.
Finished adding the facing and he tried them on. They are 2 inches to big in the waist! The pattern back says Boy's Large - Waist 23-23 1/2. His waist is 23. They literally fall down til they hit is bum and he can just wiggle a bit and they go to the floor. ARRRRRGGGHHHH! I am afraid to sew the shirt now. But it seems that most of you didn't have these headaches so maybe I will get lucky.
You've had your share of bad luck this week, poor Gina. It can only get better now, right?
The shirt I made was a Small and the mom said it fit just like a size 6 if that helps you at all. Other than that I know nothing of kid's sizes. The collar was a bit tricky to understand (as so often happens) but really quite easy if you look closely. Good luck.
I always check the finished garment measurements as sometimes there is as much as 6 inches of ease especially in Simplicity patterns.
I do too and always am getting the person to try it on to recheck the fit. Unless it's something for the grands, and I can get away with it being big, they still can grow into it. But it is so frustrating to get that far and have it not fit!
Gina, For Kids pants/shorts. I just run some elastic through the waistband to take up the excess.
Re: Simplicity 5581 - Need a little help, please.
Stitch pressed edge of collar over neck seam.
OK, I know what they want me to do. Do I edge stitch, about 1/4 inch from the edge, or do I have a wider seam allowance? I'm guessing it is not a regular 5/8 seam allowance, but I keep turning it over and back again until I'm getting dizzy. What should it be? I'm guessing it is just edgestitched, and only between the dots. Is that correct?
I'm pretty excited about how well this is going together. I started sewing it yesterday, and I've been working in little spurts. One thing that has really helped is that I marked everything to begin with, and I hung up my actual pattern so I could verify where the marks are, as after a few layers, those dots seem to be hard to find.
Yes, that's correct - what you're thinking, Theresa, although you may have done it that way already. I thought that was the only tricky part of the shirt pattern.
Thanks, Lennie. I just let it sit, as I didn't want to mess it up, it had been going so well! I'll get back to it in a little bit. Just finished dinner , and need to make a grocery run before I can get back to sewing. I hope this is a keeper for dd, as I really like it!


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Q: How to make footer stay at bottom of the page with flex-box On iOS Safari when I create a div is a flex item and also make it a flex container, its height does not stretch to match its contents. However if it is not made a flex container then its height does stretch to match its contents.
To elaborate - I am using css flexbox to place a footer at the bottom of the page. The page body has two divs - "maincontents" and "footer". Even if the "maincontents" div has little or no content, the footer will still stay at the bottom of the window. And if the "maincontents" div has a lot of content, it can push the footer down as required. This idea was easily implemented in flexbox by making the page body a flex container, and setting "maincontents" to "flex:1" and "footer" to "flex:0", so that way "maincontents" takes up all available space while "footer" gets pushed to the bottom of the window. It works well on all modern browsers including iOS safari.
The problem arises if I also make "maincontents" a flexbox itself (using display:flex). On iOS Safari the footer now always stays at the bottom of the window, even if maincontents has a lot of content that should push the footer down further; instead "maincontents" ends up continuing underneath "footer" rather than pushing it down.
I have made a barebones mockup of this on jsfiddle.
https://jsfiddle.net/8xs1rocu/
Here is what you would see if you open that fiddle on a window desktop (chrome/ff/ie11)

And here is what you would see if you open it on an ipad or iphone (safari).

Notice that on iOS safari the footer does not get pushed down by the content, and the content instead ends up going under it. This does NOT happen on Chrome/FF/IE11 on a desktop; on those browsers the footer is pushed down by the contents of "maincontents".
If you remove the "display:flex" line, then it works perfectly on ios safari too, just as it does on other browsers. However I need that "display:flex" line because I will be putting other content inside "maincontents" that needs to be laid out a certain way using css flexbox.
Pasting the jsfiddle snippet code directly here:

html, body {
  height: 100%;
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
}

.maincontents {
  flex: 1;
  display: flex; /* if you remove this line it works on Safari */
}

.footer {
  flex: 0;
  background-color: green;
}

      Main contents1

      Main contents2

      Main contents3

      Main contents4

      Main contents5

      Main contents6

      Main contents7

      Main contents8

      Main contents9

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      Footer1

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      Footer4

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A: Upon further investigation I have found solution to your problem. With the information I hope you can make the following changes:

html, body {
  height: 100%;
  width: 100%;
}

.maincontents {
  min-height: 100%;
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  align-items: stretch;
}

.footer {
  flex: 0;
  background-color: green;
}

    Main contents1

    Main contents2

    Main contents3

    Main contents4

    Main contents5

    Main contents6

    Main contents7

    Main contents8

    Main contents9

    Main contents10

    Main contents11

    Main contents12

    Footer1

    Footer2

    Footer3

    Footer4

    Footer5

    Footer6

    Footer7

I have tested on safari and Chrome and works as you expect. The following is a jsfiddle https://jsfiddle.net/1o3904xh/12/
I would highly recommend that anyone looking at this to make the footer stay at the bottom of the page and any content to remain above do it like the following way. This is correct semantics which provide increase SEO and accessibility. With this layout it should put you in a very good position for your web page.
You can read more about the HTML5 elements here

html, body {
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
}

article {
  min-height: 100%;
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  align-items: stretch;
}

main {
  flex-grow: 1;
}

header, main, footer {
  flex-shrink: 0;
}

.footer {
  background-color: green;
}

          Main contents1

          Main contents2

          Main contents3

          Main contents4

          Main contents5

          Main contents6

          Main contents7

          Main contents8

          Main contents9

          Main contents10

          Main contents11

          Main contents12

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          Main contents14

          Main contents15

          Main contents16

          Footer1

          Footer2

          Footer3

Hope this helps you.

A: For anyone looking for an alternative answer that doesn't require setting margin-top: auto; on your footer (you may want to set a top margin on your footer at some point, who knows), this has always worked great in my projects.
Assuming the following basic layout ( is equivalent to the OP's .maincontents in this case):

    Main content
    Footer content

Simply add the following CSS to your reset:
html, body {
    height: 100%;
}

body {
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: column;
}

main {
    flex: 1 0 auto;
}

footer {
    flex-shrink: 0;
}

flex-shrink: 0 overrides the default of 1 so the  doesn't shrink while flex: 1 0 auto; allows  to grow to fit the rest of the available space.

A: Just add margin-top: auto; to the footer.
That will cause it to stick to the bottom of its container.

html, body {
  height: 100%;
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
}

.maincontents {
    /* nothing to put here */
}

.footer {
  margin-top: auto;
  background-color: green;
}

      Main contents1

      Main contents2

      Main contents3

      Main contents4

      Main contents5

      Main contents6

      Main contents7

      Main contents8

      Main contents9

      Main contents10

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      Footer1

      Footer2

      Footer3

      Footer4

      Footer5

      Footer6

      Footer7

A: The solution to make this work in iOS Safari was to add a flex-shrink:0 to the maincontents div.
I changed
.maincontents {
     flex: 1;
     display: flex;
}

to
.maincontents {
     /* flex: 1*/       /* removed this */
     flex-grow: 1;      /* added this */
     flex-shrink: 0;    /* added this */
     display: flex;
}

To be honest I am not sure why this worked. The default flex-shrink value is flex-shrink:1. It would seem that in Safari if a div is both a flex item is also a flex container with flex-shrink:1, then the div will not stretch to fit its contents. This could be a Safari bug, as it does not happen in Firefox/Chrome/IE on a desktop, but it also appears on Opera on the desktop (which is quite odd since Opera uses the same rendering engine as Chrome, which does not have this issue). Maybe someone else can offer an explanation about why this tweak was necessary in Safari and Opera but not in Chrome, Firefox or IE.


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«Мертва вода» — науково-фантастичне оповідання українського письменника Володимира Владка. Вперше було надруковано 1935 року в журналі «Піонерія» (Київ). У 1936 році його було передруковано у збірці «Дванадцять оповідань».

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Професор Тарп пишався своєю незалежністю. Він відмовлявся співпрацювати з державними установами і великими корпораціями. Йому належала честь бути винахідником апарата для добування рідкісної «важкої води». Ця речовина вбивала будь-яку істоту при контакті, тож Тарп вважав, що очищуючи воду в міському водогоні, він врятує багато життів.

Після завершення вдалих експериментів професора намагалися отруїти, але натомість загинув його домашній улюбленець кіт Томас. Вночі Тарп, разом з двома своїми помічниками Грехемом і Бінгом йдуть до лабораторії, де застають Охакі, який також там працював. Під час перестрілки останній гине, при ньому знаходять рапорт до японської зовнішньої розвідки. Але не лише він працював на спецслужби: Бінг виявився агентом таємної поліції, а Грехем — агентом генерального штабу. Для них «важка вода» складала інтерес лише як зброя. Дізнавшись, що його винахід може слугувати для вбивств, Тарп знепритомнів.

Примітки

Посилання
 Владко В. М. Том V. Чудесний генератор. Жартівлива повість. Оповідання. — Київ: «Молодь», 1971—360 с.

Фантастичні твори 1935
Твори Володимира Владка
Українські фантастичні оповідання


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MORE REACTIONS to Central Valley Project allocation announcement
On Wednesday, the Bureau of Reclamation released its long awaited Central Valley Project allocation for the upcoming growing season. Generally speaking, all contractors are receiving full supplies with the exception of south-of-Delta M&I who will receive 90% and south-of-Delta agricultural contractors, who will receive 65%.
Yesterday, I posted the reactions I could find at the time; here are a few more, again, listed in alphabetical order:
From Byron Bethany Irrigation District:
Farmers left waiting in limbo to learn how much water they would receive from the Central Valley Project (CVP) finally have their answer – and it is stunningly disappointing.
On Wednesday, after weeks of inexplicable delays that hamstrung farmers at the outset of the growing season, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation finally announced a mere 65% allocation for South-of-Delta CVP contractors, including Byron-Bethany Irrigation District (BBID). The CVP, one of the state's largest infrastructure projects, is managed by the federal government and delivers water to the Central Valley.
"If there was ever a year for a full, 100% allocation, this is it," said BBID GM Rick Gilmore. "This is the wettest year ever in California. The state has double the water it normally has this time of year. Our reservoirs are literally overflowing. Our snowpack is at more than 150% of normal. This delayed decision extends our regulatory drought and shows how badly broken California's water system is."
Instead of utilizing what should be abundant water supplies to grow farm-fresh fruits and vegetables to feed California and the nation, growers in BBID's CVP service area will yet again face shortages. The lack of a timely decision was damaging enough. Without knowing how much water is available, farmers can't make critical decisions about how many acres to plant, or how many people to hire. The 65% allocation adds insult to injury, and may reduce how much local produce is available for California's families.
Meanwhile, water that could be used in cities and on farms, or to recharge the state's taxed groundwater flows into the ocean, in the name of failed environmental policies. Federal fisheries are hoarding water to keep river temperatures at arbitrary levels to protect fish – with no concrete improvements. These policies aren't good for California's communities, its farms or even its environment.
"The District is more committed than ever to doing whatever necessary to fix the system," Gilmore added. "We must finally build new infrastructure to store more water in wet years. We must pursue constructive regulatory solutions to properly divvy water between the state's cities, its agriculture community and the environment. That's the best – and only – way to insulate against future droughts and secure long-term water reliability for not only our growers, but the entire state."
From the San Luis & Delta Mendota Water Authority:
Many farmers and cities learned just yesterday how much water they could expect from the Federal Government's Central Valley Project, (one of the state's big infrastructure projects that delivers water to communities, farms, and wetlands in the Central Valley; and San Benito and Santa Clara Counties). The number they finally heard is most disappointing.
This year is the wettest on record for California- with a 200% of normal precipitation and reservoirs that are so full they are dumping water. And it's been this way for months. While the drought remains fresh in everyone's minds, one would think a record breaking 2017 should result in abundant supplies for Californians to grow food, recharge groundwater, and take regular showers again.
That's why yesterday's delayed announcement by the Federal government of a mere 65% supply has so many people stunned and concerned about the ability of California's water system to provide for the future.
For farmers, the news is even more disappointing. The first few months of the year are critical. February and March are the ultimate crunch time for people that produce our food. The decisions being made today to plant crops and hire workers translate to the price and types of locally grown produce available in your grocery store. But none of that can happen when farmers, and the people that rely upon them, don't know how much water is available.
"Without a timely water allocation, crucial decisions can't be made on the farm – our water supply drives our ability to grow crops, provide employment, and satisfy the food supply chain that stretches from our farms to the kitchen table," says Cannon Michael, of Bowles Farms.
"That water flowing into the ocean could be used to meet so many greater needs: recharge and improve groundwater, grow fresh vegetables and fruit, put people back to work, and get communities back on their feet," Michael continued.
Nonetheless, we must stay focused on addressing the many challenges ahead. California has an abundance of water this year, so what's keeping us from finally solving the water management challenges we all faced throughout the drought?
"The reality is a quarter century of decisions intended to protect certain endangered species has broken California's water supply system. The cumulative effect of the policy choices made to implement the ESA has stranded thousands of acre-feet of water carefully conserved by San Joaquin Valley farmers. The federal government used this water to help protect temperature for salmon and to meet other obligations. To turn around and claim that the farmers who made this water available are now at fault for creating their own water supply shortage is just so sad. All Californians should be concerned with the costs our society is bearing for a failed regulatory system that has done nothing tangible to protect endangered fish," notes Jason Peltier, Executive Director of the San Luis and Delta-Mendota Water Authority.
The policies in place aren't just hurting people, they're bad for all water uses, including managing native species.
"The policies they've implemented are not good for farms, they're not good for cities, and they're not good for the environment. If government cannot ensure a 100% supply in the wettest year on record, what does it mean for an average year? What does it mean for those disadvantaged communities throughout the Central Valley dependent upon agriculture for their livelihood and future? What does it mean for those that value food safety, worker safety, and local access to food grown by some of the most technologically advanced and conscientious farmers in the world?" Peltier asks.
Government can do more to improve our broken policies and modernize the infrastructure that makes California what it is. Improving storage in smart ways is one step we can take now to restore reliability and stability for future generations managing California's wet and dry cycles. Fixing our broken system is the only thing that will provide true drought relief and long-term water security for all Californians.
"The Authority and our member agencies are fully engaged in the multiple regulatory and planning efforts aimed at meeting the statutory goals of a more reliable water system and improved ecosystems in our state. We do our best to be constructively engaged and continue to commit significant resources to achieve the goals of our customers and the people of California," concluded Peltier.
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Les fossés des Romains est un ensemble fortifié situé à Marcé, en France.

Localisation
L'ensemble fortifié est situé dans le département français de Maine-et-Loire, sur la commune de Marcé.

Description

Historique

L'édifice est inscrit au titre des monuments historiques en 1987.

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Liste des monuments historiques de Maine-et-Loire

Liens externes

Références

Monument historique en Maine-et-Loire
Monument historique inscrit en 1987


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Dans l'étude mathématique des fonctions de plusieurs variables complexes, le noyau de Szegő est un noyau intégral qui donne naissance à un noyau de reproduction sur un espace de Hilbert naturel de fonctions holomorphes. Il doit son nom à son découvreur, le mathématicien hongrois Gábor Szegő .

Soit Ω un domaine borné de Cn avec une frontière C2, et soit A(Ω) l'ensemble des fonctions holomorphes dans Ω qui sont continues sur . Définissons l'espace de Hardy H2(∂Ω) comme la fermeture, dans L2(∂Ω) des restrictions des éléments de A(Ω) à la frontière. L'intégrale de Poisson implique que chaque élément ƒ de H2(∂Ω) s'étend en une fonction holomorphe P ƒ dans Ω. De plus, pour chaque z ∈ Ω, l'application

définit une forme linéaire continue sur H2(∂Ω). Par le théorème de représentation de Riesz, cette forme linéaire est représentée par un noyau k, c'est-à-dire

Le noyau de Szegő est défini par

Comme son cousin voisin, le noyau de Bergman, le noyau de Szegő est holomorphe en z. En fait, si φi est une base orthonormée de H2(∂Ω) constituée entièrement des restrictions de fonctions dans A(Ω), alors une application du théorème de Riesz-Fischer montre que

Notes et références

Analyse complexe
Théorie des opérateurs
Théorie de l'intégration


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This novel is not meant to offend anyone's faith, but to explore other possible stories not included in mainstream biblical history. Stories that were only spoken of in whispers in the past, but are now discussed more openly.
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