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At the open: Wall Street starts lower on renewed trade war concerns
Wall Street falls on Italy worries; bank shares drop
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Canada's main stock index opened lower on Thursday, weighed down by losses in financial stocks.
At 9:30 a.m. ET, the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was down 65.47 points, or 0.41 per cent, at 15,983.19.
U.S. stocks slipped on worries of a looming trade war with the European Union that outweighed optimism over renewed efforts in Italy to form a government.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 46.99 points, or 0.19 per cent, at the open to 24,620.79. The S&P 500 opened lower by 3.03 points, or 0.11 per cent, at 2,720.98. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 6.87 points, or 0.09 per cent, to 7,455.58 at the opening bell.
Washington is set to announce plans to slap tariffs on EU steel and aluminum imports as early as Thursday morning, sources said, while the U.S. commerce secretary said any escalation of their trade dispute would depend on the bloc's reaction.
Shares of Steel Dynamics, AK Steel and US Steel gained between 2.6 per cent and 7 per cent and aluminum maker Alcoa fell 0.7 per cent.
Another big gainer was General Motors, which surged 10.8 per cent after Japan's SoftBank Group decided to invest $2.25 billion in its autonomous vehicle unit.
Friction between the United States and its trading partners have roiled financial markets, especially after U.S. President Donald Trump in March decided to impose 25 pe rcent tariff on steel imports and a 10 per cent tariff on aluminum.
"If it (tariffs) happens, eventually that could be a problem because we have to see retaliation. For now, it's already in the markets," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
"Basically there is a sense of relief that Italian situation is not going to lead to a major euro crisis."
Markets rebounded on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 recovering its losses from the previous session, helped by renewed efforts to form a government and avoid new elections.
World stocks, the euro and Italian bonds all made a second day of gains on Thursday, after renewed efforts from politicians in Rome to form a government and data from China had pointed to its giant economy performing well.
The moves meant Milan's bourse was 0.7 per cent higher, Britain's FTSE and France's CAC added 0.2-0.4 per cent though Germany's DAX stalled after a report that Mr. Trump aims to push German carmakers out of the United States.
Italy's 2-year government bond yield, which has been the focus of a selloff, was down as much as 95 basis points at just over 1 per cent, while the euro climbed to $1.1690 after its biggest jump since early January on Wednesday.
Rome's benchmark 10-year bond yield was down 33 bps at 2.68 per cent too and the closely watched Italy/Germany 10-year bond yield spread tightened to 248 bps, as much as 22 bps tighter than the previous day's close.
"It seems at least the 5-Star movement is making an effort to form a government. Apparently they have been given a day to try," said ING strategist Martin Van Vliet.
"The market is just rallying hoping that new elections may avoided."
Asia's mood overnight had been lifted by data showing growth by China's vast manufacturing sector accelerated strongly and well above forecasts in May to an eight-month high.
It gave bluechip Chinese shares their best day since August 2016 with gains of just over 2 per cent.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose over 1 per cent too and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan made 0.8 per cent as it clambered off near two-month lows.
"We have about 25 percent in Asia," said Jake Robbins, a global equities fund manager at Premier Asset Management. "China is the second biggest economy in the world and it is growing very, very quickly."
Tokyo's Nikkei meanwhile added 0.8 per cent, helped by a settling of the yen which has been drawing in buyers during the recent rise in Italian and euro zone uncertainty.
The euro's rise came as two polls in Italy showed 60-72 per cent of respondents wanted the country to remain part of the euro. The prospect that populist parties there could push to leave the currency is the big concern for financial markets.
French inflation data also rose to its highest level since August 2012 coming a day after Germany's figure had also past the European Central Bank's target of just under 2 per cent after hitting its highest in more than a year.
The dollar index which measures it against a basket of six other major world currencies dipped 0.3 per cent to 93.830 having surged to a near seven-month peak of 95.025 on Tuesday amid the Italy troubles.
U.S. Treasury yields moved up from April lows hit this week to 2.87 per cent, though there were a number of geopolitical events to navigate.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and high-ranking North Korean official Kim Yong Chol will hold a second day of meetings in New York later as they try to set the stage for an historic summit between their two leaders next month.
China meanwhile had lashed out on Wednesday at renewed threats from the White House on trade, warning that it was ready to fight back if Washington was looking for a trade war, days ahead of a planned visit by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
Brent crude prices reversed earlier losses to hit their biggest premium to U.S. futures in over three years on Thursday, as the prospect of more inventory increases weighed heavily on West Texas Intermediate prices.
Brent crude futures had risen 70 cents on the day to $78.42 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was down $1.1 to $67.11 a barrel.
That pushed the premium of Brent to WTI beyond $11 a barrel, the largest since March 2015. That spread has doubled in less than a month, as a lack of pipeline capacity in the United States has trapped a lot of output inland.
"The Brent/WTI is blowing out. I think there must be what looks like some capitulation going on in the spread between those two contracts," Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen said.
The wider premium makes U.S. crude exports more competitive than those linked to the Brent price, such as North Sea or West African grades of oil.
U.S. crude stockpiles rose by 1 million barrels in the week to May 25, according to the American Petroleum Institute (API). Analysts had expected a drop of 525,000 barrels, which dented U.S. futures earlier in the day.
Brent meanwhile slid to a three-week low below $75 a barrel on Monday after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its non-OPEC allies including Russia indicated they could adjust their deal to curb supplies and increase production.
Sources told Reuters that Saudi Arabia, the effective leader of OPEC, and Russia were discussing boosting output by about 1 million barrels per day (bpd) to compensate for losses in supply from Venezuela and to address concerns about the impact of U.S. sanctions on Iranian output.
Source: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/inside-the-market/market-news/article-at-the-open-wall-street-starts-lower-on-renewed-trade-war-concerns/
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Q: Opencart add reward points to customer's order email When a customer places an order I'm trying to add in the rewards points they've earned to their order email.
I know the email for the reward points is sent from
/admin/model/sale/customer.php so when I update a customer's reward points manually it mails them with the correct information.
And the email for the order is: /catalog/model/checkout/order.php
So I just need to get the information the admin file gets and add it into the order.
I've added the appropriate information into the order.tpl and I've added the following into the /model/sale/order.php:
$template->data['rewardpoints'] = "";

I just now need to put something in place of the quotes and return the reward points the customer has earned.
Ideally how much points the customer earned for this purchase and how much they have in total, but failing that just the points they have in total will suffice.
Anyone any ideas?
Hope that's clear enough.
-James

A: First, you have to create a simple VQMod, which will add reward points to corresponding controller/model (checkout/order in your case). And only then you can add 'rewardpoints' value to template.
Get reward points for particular order from model:
$this->load->model('sale/customer');
$rewardpoints = $this->model->getTotalCustomerRewardsByOrderId($order_id);

Assign the value in controller:
$template->data['rewardpoints'] = $rewardpoints;

Add it to template:
echo "You got ".$rewardpoints."points, mon!";

Booya!

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Tags: coronavirus, COVID-19, vaccine, health, Pandemic
Gov. Ron DeSantis says omicron won't change policy in Florida
US expands Pfizer COVID boosters, opens extra dose to age 16
Pfizer says COVID booster offers protection against omicron
COVID cases spike even as US hits 200M vaccine milestone
Florida sees increase in people wanting COVID-19 booster shots
WHO: Omicron could spread faster but it's still not certain
Florida averages 1,933 daily COVID-19 cases as Pfizer booster shots expand to those 16-17
Extra dose approval comes as scientists work to learn more about omicron variant
Published: December 10, 2021, 5:49 PM Updated: December 27, 2021, 7:37 AM
A Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is prepared at St Charles' Centre for Health and Wellbeing in London, Friday, Dec. 3, 2021. Britain says it will offer all adults a booster dose of vaccine within two months to bolster the nation's immunity as the new omicron variant of the coronavirus spreads. New measures to combat variant came into force in England on Tuesday, with face coverings again compulsory in shops and on public transport. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth) (Kirsty Wigglesworth, Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved)
ORLANDO, Fla. – As more cases of the new omicron variant of COVID-19 continue to be identified, the U.S. has expanded booster shot eligibility of the Pfizer vaccine.
Federal health officials on Thursday said 16- and 17-year-olds should get a booster shot of the Pfizer vaccine once they're six months past their last shot. The Food and Drug Administration issued an emergency authorization for the booster shot for those 16-17 years old and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gave final approval soon after.
"Boosters are important, considering that protection against infection wanes over time, and we're facing a variant that has the potential to require more immunity to be protected," said Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the director of the CDC.
Prior to the expansion of booster shots, Pfizer announced this week a booster shot of its vaccine may offer extra protection against the omicron variant, saying lab tests showed antibody levels in people who received an extra dose increased by 25-fold.
The state health department confirmed Tuesday the first case of omicron in Florida. The Florida Department of Health said the person found with the variant was a patient at a Tampa hospital who recently returned from international travel.
In Florida, the state health department said it has seen an increase in booster shots. Public Information Officer Kent Donahue said each and every day for the past two weeks third doses have been the majority of the vaccination doses they provided. He said on Monday they had more than 2,400 third doses in Orange County. This past Friday, the county saw over 4,400 third doses.
The World Health Organization said this week the omicron variant may be spreading faster than the delta variant but may bring a "less severe coronavirus disease," according to the Associated Press. However, the organization said it is too early to know for certain. Dr. Michael Ryan, WHO's chief of emergencies, said data about the variant so far is "pointing to a virus that's efficiently transmitting and probably more efficiently transmitting than even the delta variant."
Gov. Ron DeSantis said this week the state would not change its policies due to the omicron variant.
"I have no problem if somebody is worried, if they're scared of omicron, and they want to lock down or they want to isolate. That is absolutely their decision in a free society, but you don't impose 'Fauci-ism' on the whole country or on the whole state. It's wrong," said DeSantis, taking a dig at Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical advisor to the president, over Fauci's stance on how to fight COVID-19.
While more is being learned about the new variant, the number of Americans who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 reached a new milestone Wednesday, hitting 200 million vaccinations nationwide. According to the Associated Press, new cases in the U.S. climbed from an average of nearly 95,000 a day on Nov. 22 to almost 119,000 a day this week, and hospitalizations are up 25% from a month ago.
Below is a breakdown of Florida COVID-19 data reported by the state on Dec. 10:
The Florida Department of Health reported 13,530 new cases on Friday that occurred between Dec. 3 and Dec. 9, bringing the state's overall total to 3,710,507 cases since the virus was first detected on March 1, 2020. That is an average of 1,933 new infections reported per day.
Even though the Florida DOH released numbers once a week, the state is still reporting daily infections to the CDC. Below is the CDC daily number, which is 24 hours behind.
Florida reported 36 new virus-related deaths Friday from the past week but the cumulative death toll of 62,026 actually shows there have been 325 new deaths added to the state total. The state has not provided any information as to when these deaths occurred.
The state stopped reporting the number of non-residents who died in Florida with its new weekly reporting method.
The state Agency for Health Care Administration deleted its current COVID-19 hospitalization database and the state is no longer reporting how many patients have been hospitalized with the virus. However, Florida is still required to report that information to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the CDC continues to release that information online. The most recent hospital numbers show 1,077 adult and 16 pediatric patients in Florida.
The DOH reported the percent of positive results from coronavirus tests was 2.6% but did not provide how many people were tested during the past week. Health officials say the rate should remain between 5% and 10% to prove a community has a hold of the virus and is curbing infections.
The Florida Department of Health began releasing a daily report in December 2020 on COVID-19 vaccines administered throughout the state. In the new weekly reports, the state is combining the vaccination data with the COVID-19 infection numbers.
FDOH reports 14,540,602 people have received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19, this is about 70% of the state.
During the past week, 104,995 new people have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine.
Central Florida region
The state is no longer providing a breakdown of county-by-county deaths or hospitalizations as of June 3. The Florida DOH is also no longer providing county numbers for non-residents who have tested positive, causing the total case numbers to drop significantly, in some counties by more than 1,000 cases.
For example, with non-resident positive cases as of June 3, Orange County had reported a total of 143,198 but with the state's new reporting method, the county has 141,941 total cases, a difference of 1,257 positive cases.
Below is the Central Florida region breakdown of new cases and new vaccination numbers between Dec. 3 - Dec. 9, 2021.
Total cases as of Dec. 9
New cases since Dec. 3
Total people vaccinated
Percent of 5+ population vaccinated
Brevard 82,136 306 387,282 66
Flagler 14,701 68 75,356 67
Lake 55,746 247 237,539 66
Marion 57,594 146 214,563 61
Orange 231,979 1,002 987,986 72
Osceola 73,093 291 288,924 77
Polk 130,542 374 422,394 62
Seminole 63,663 242 306,056 66
Sumter 14,863 56 99,913 74
Volusia 77,710 365 333,396 63
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis weighs in on the omicron variant.
The U.S. is expanding COVID-19 boosters, opening a third dose of Pfizer's vaccine to people as young as age 16.
Pfizer says a booster dose of its COVID-19 vaccine appears to offer important protection against the new omicron variant.
The U.S. has reached a COVID-19 milestone of 200 million fully vaccinated people, but cases and hospitalizations are still spiking, even in highly immunized pockets of the country like New England.
The Florida Department of Health in Orange County said in the last couple of weeks they've seen an increase when it comes to people wanting COVID-19 booster shots.
The World Health Organization says early evidence suggests the omicron variant of the coronavirus may be spreading faster than the highly transmissible delta variant and brings with it less severe disease — although it's too early to make firm conclusions.

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Q: Error using instrumentation class with -javaagent on play framework 2.1.0-java I've been using an instrumentation class "SizeOfAgent" to calculate memory requirements on my play 2.0.4 environment.
In order to do that I have put "-javaagent:lib\sizeof.jar" on the java command line in the file framework\build.bat
This jar file has a manifest file with the pre main class configuration to the sizeof.agent.SizeOfAgent
This is working fine and I've been using the fullSizeOf method on some components of my application.
After upgrading to the play 2.1.0 version, this feature is not working anymore.
I'm receiving the error:
play.api.UnexpectedException: Unexpected exception [IllegalStateException: Can not access instrumentation environment.
Please check if jar file containing SizeOfAgent class is
specified in the java's "-javaagent" command line argument.]
This error is generated because the "static Instrumentation inst" is returning null:
    public static long sizeOf(Object o, boolean print) {
            if(inst == null) {
                    throw new IllegalStateException("Can not access instrumentation environment.\n" +
                                    "Please check if jar file containing SizeOfAgent class is \n" +
                                    "specified in the java's \"-javaagent\" command line argument.");
            }
            if (print) {
                System.out.println(o.getClass().getName() + " : " + inst.getObjectSize(o));
            }
            return inst.getObjectSize(o);
    }

Does anyone tried to use an instrumentation class with play 2.1.0?


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Q: Slow build gradle in android I checked all of the questions with answers about slow gradle build . (For Example here , here and ...) .but build gradle in my project is too slow . sometimes which building takes about 5-8 minuets  , i searched in many sites , and now im tired
Build.gradle :
apply plugin: 'com.android.application'

android {
    compileSdkVersion 24
    buildToolsVersion '25.0.2'
    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "..."
        minSdkVersion 14
        targetSdkVersion 24
        versionCode 1
        versionName "1.0"

        jackOptions {
            enabled true
            additionalParameters('jack.incremental': 'true')
        }

        dexOptions {
            incremental true
            javaMaxHeapSize "4g"
        }
    }

    compileOptions {
        incremental true
        sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
        targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
    }

    buildTypes {
        release {
            minifyEnabled false
            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
        }
    }

}

dependencies {
    compile fileTree(include: ['*.jar'], dir: 'libs')
    androidTestCompile('com.android.support.test.espresso:espresso-core:2.2.2', {
        exclude group: 'com.android.support', module: 'support-annotations'
    })
    compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:24.2.1'
    testCompile 'junit:junit:4.12'
    compile files('libs/TelegramNewApiLibrary.jar')
    compile files('libs/TelegramNewConvert.jar')
}
repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}

build.gradle(Module app):
// Top-level build file where you can add configuration options common to all sub-projects/modules.

buildscript {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:2.2.3'

        // NOTE: Do not place your application dependencies here; they belong
        // in the individual module build.gradle files
    }
}

allprojects {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
    }
}

task clean(type: Delete) {
    delete rootProject.buildDir
}

gradle.properties :
org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx4g -XX:MaxPermSize=512m -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
 org.gradle.parallel=true
 org.gradle.daemon = true

my Anti-Virus is disabled and work offline is enable in project.
System Ram : 4G
System CPU : 3.10 GH
Android Studio Version : 2.2.3
any one can help me ?

A: Understand that Gradle Build has nothing to do with your CPU Speed or RAM. The reason why the Build gets slower in your PC is due to your Internet Connection. The build can take nearly ~100 MB approx. of data to complete it's process. Even if your Internet Connection is fast and your connection's PING speed is slow, it takes more time. Thanks for your time.

A: Try to update AndroidStudio to 3.0, upgrade gradle gradle:2.2.3 => gradle:3.0.0 and buildtools buildToolsVersion '25.0.2' => buildToolsVersion '26.0.2'


He helped form hip-hop group 2 Live Crew in the 1980s, after he joined forces with DJ Mr Mixx and Amazing Vee and later, Luther Campbell.
His real name was Chris Wong Won and he was considered a pioneer for Asian rappers.
His group's seminal album, As Nasty As They Wanna Be, was the first ever to be deemed legally obscene by the government and he was arrested with fellow group member Campbell after a live performance in Florida 1990.
The Supreme Court ruled in favour with 2 Live Crew in 1992 but the case led to parental advisory labels on album covers.
Suffering from unspecified health issues, Won died at 7.50am on Thursday (13 July) in a Miami hospital the group's manager said, according to TMZ.
In an interview he gave the Miami New Times in 2014, Won said his group's music had value even if the authorities did not like it.
Campbell tweeted: "People we lost a legend."


[obspy-users] using obspy for f-k filtering?
Maybe a very basic question but…I've just started to look at some functions of obspy and I'm wondering if it is suitable for seismic refraction/reflection surveys processing… I have refraction and reflection data in seg2 files (using an array of 48 geophones) and I would like to apply for example a f-k filter.
Now I can plot a record section with the 48 traces in time domain and I can plot the spectrogram but from each trace individually. Is there already a function to visualize the 48 traces together in a spectral domain? And maybe a way to visualize the f-k plot of all the traces, somewhere in the middle of the beamforming process of obspy?


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Kate Kunkel is a writer and harpist who entertained in Las Vegas for nearly 20 years. When she returned to Canada, she began teaching harp privately and in workshops, sharing with students the skills and knowledge she acquired as a professional musician. Kate recently expanded her educational offerings to the internet, and now has several online courses and holds virtual retreats for harpists around the world.
In 2018, Kate will expand her educational offerings in live retreats. Harpists and writers will be able to immerse themselves in their art at the sanctuary that Kate and her husband are building on the coast of Ecuador. Complete with a labyrinth and meditation space, Casas Pacíficos, which means "Houses of Peace", is the culmination of Kate's decades-long dream for a place of peace and healing where she can continue to share the transformative power of music, art and the written word.
Challenge Description: In each of the seven days of the challenge, harpists are given progressively difficult exercises, delivered on video with printable worksheets, to help them overcome some of the most vexing problems encountered when trying to coordinate left and right hands in harp playing. Many harpists, especially adult learners, have trouble keeping the melody with the right hand while playing accompaniment and keeping rhythm with the left hand. This challenge not only paces them through the steps that will make that easier, it also gives them new accompaniment patterns that they can use in all of their pieces.
Description of the Audience for the Challenge: My audience is middle-aged and older adult harp learners, primarily women. They most likely read music reasonably well because they have taken some instrument when they were younger, so they don't normally need help there. They will be able to coordinate right and left hand more quickly with these exercises and they will be able to count aloud and keep the rhythm while doing so.
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It seems to go by so fast, but that's okay – you got me doing this MUCH more rapidly than I dreamt possible. I literally thought it would take me months – but I am up and operating about 1 month after signing up for the course. Whoo hoooo!


SUSE Discussion Forums > PRODUCT DISCUSSIONS > SUSE Linux Enterprise Server > SLES Install-Boot > upgrade sles 10 sp3 to sles 11 sp2?
View Full Version : upgrade sles 10 sp3 to sles 11 sp2?
There is no supported direct migration path to SLES/SLED 11 SP2. An update has to be performed from SLES/SLED 10 GA to SP 1, then to SP 2, further to SP 3, and then to SP4 by using the respective boot media.
Interestingly, the "upgrade to SLES11SP1" article (http://www.novell.com/support/kb/doc.php?id=7005410) doesn't list the requirement to go to SLES10SP4 first.
I have no experience with GW, so I cannot tell how much hassle it is to configure a fresh SLES11 install to fulfill your requirements.
> requirement to go to SLES10SP4 first.
> to configure a fresh SLES11 install to fulfill your requirements.
>> further to SP 3, and then to SP4 by using the respective boot media.
> configure a fresh SLES11 install to fulfill your requirements.
need to update SLES10 to SP4 first.
new server then migrate data and/or services.


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A regularly updated review of both Yemen and the Horn of Africa covering topics related to security, governance, and militant activity.
Yemen: Clashes in Sana'a between the Republican Guard and Hashid tribesmen kill one civilian and injure three others; three al Shabaab militants and six al Qaeda-linked militants reportedly killed by airstrike in Abyan governorate
Horn of Africa: KDF and TFG troops kill 10 al Shabaab militants in Lower Jubba region; Kenyan air raid targets villages in Gedo region in southern Somalia; suspected Somali pirates hijack Italian cargo ship with a crew of 18 off Gulf of Oman
Yemen Security Brief
Witnesses reported that clashes between the Republican Guard and gunmen loyal to Hashid tribal confederation leader Sheikh Sadiq al Ahmar broke out in Sana'a near the interior ministry in Amran Street in Hasaba neighborhood. One Yemeni civilian was killed and three more were injured. The incident took place when the military commission attempted to remove barriers.[1]
Suna Times reported that three al Shabaab militants and six al Qaeda-linked militants were killed by an airstrike in Abyan governorate. The Somali consul in Yemen, Hussein Haji Ahmed, confirmed the report.[2]
Horn of Africa Security Brief
Somali government officials reported that at least 10 al Shabaab militants were killed by Kenyan Defense Forces (KDF) and Transitional Federal Government (TFG) troops in Lower Jubba region in southern Somalia. Witnesses stated that the attack started when al Shabaab militants launched an offensive on a joint KDF-TFG military base in Burgabo in southern Somalia.[3]
Eyewitnesses say that two Kenyan fighter jets bombed villages near Garbaharey in Gedo region in Somalia. An unspecified number of people died from the air raid. The strikes occurred between al Adde and Likolay villages in Gedo.[4]
Indian officials reported that alleged Somali pirates hijacked an Italian cargo ship Enrico Levoli off the Gulf of Oman. The crew consisted of seven Indians, six Italians, and five Ukrainians.[5]
[1] "Yemeni Civilian Killed in Sanaa Clash," AFP, December 28, 2011. Available: http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5ix7102Px8NMGL2GQ7nkzhSGaROTw?docId=CNG.434478700d46f4e513e86668554dd8fa.1f1
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This recording finds Matt comfortably returning to his roots…the piano…indeed, his "origins." A collection of 17 pieces—shared in their original solo piano versions.
Download ~ Print Sheet Music
Some of the music from this recording has been transcribed for solo piano and is available below.
Click a title to download the sheet music:
~ Reassurance
~ Noah's Theme
~ Cannes
~ Thirty-Two
~ klmn
~ Windchimes
~ Origins
~ So Good to Me
~ Remarkable
~ ROAR
~ My Thoughts Are with You
~ Caitlin's Lullaby
~ A Wedding Gift
~ Sambinha
~ Morning Sun
~ Transitions
~ Simple
Download all the pieces
in one Collection:
~ Origins Collection
Matt offers his original music with no expectation of payment. The above audio files and musical scores are absolutely FREE for your personal use and enjoyment.
Matt Johnson, 2000
ISNI 0000 0004 6875 3420
Title: Origins
Release Date: July, 2000
Producer: Matt Johnson
Engineer: Matt Johnson
~(with Ray Lyon on track 7)
Record Label: Dolce & Nuit Productions Recording Studio:
~LMIC—Coral Springs, FL
Mixing Studio:
~Balsam Pillow Studio—Boca Raton, FL
Mastered by: Ray Lyon at
CD Number: DNP3798-2
Cassette Number: None Manufactured
Total Disc Time: 67 minutes, 49 seconds
~Matt Johnson: piano
~Lana Warden: vocals
Album Review: Origins
Review by Kathy Parsons/www.MainlyPiano.com
Origins is a collection of sixteen original piano solos and one piano/vocal piece by pianist/composer Matt Johnson. Johnson is a classically-trained pianist who earned his Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from Oklahoma Baptist University. He earned his Master of Music degree in Jazz Studies and Composition with a Distinction in Performance from New England Conservatory of Music. A prolific composer and performer as well as a sought-after teacher, Johnson has performed extensively in venues from Boston to Brazil. His music is a neo-romantic blend of contemporary jazz, new age, popular and classical elements. He started piano lessons at the age of six and the cover photo for Origins shows him playing the piano at this young age.
With such a variety of influences, it is no surprise that the music on Origins is varied in mood, styling and tempo. My only criticism is the sound of the digital piano. When the album was recorded, most digital pianos had a metallic harpsichord-like sound and a narrower dynamic range than an acoustic piano, and this one is no exception. The music itself is excellent, the piano sound is less so. Many people can't hear the difference, but I have a good acoustic grand and listen to piano music, both live and recorded, most of the day every day, so it's a bit of a "job hazard" in my case. Since the album is free on Matt Johnson's site, give it a listen there first. The quality of his music is very high.
I can't comment on all seventeen tracks because this review would get too long, but will tell you about a few favorites. "Reassurance" is a heartfelt and comforting piece that opens the album and lets listeners know right away that this is a pianist/composer who really knows what he's doing. "Noah's Theme" is a beautiful tribute to a beloved son and is more jazz-infused than classical with complex chords and rhythms. The lively and spirited "Cannes" has a joyful touch that dances all over the piano keyboard. "Windchimes" is my favorite piece on the album with its light, sparkling flow and sunny expression of peaceful contentment. The title track "Origins" is by far the longest piece on the album (13+ minutes) and much of the piece features jazzy wordless vocals by a female singer. The piece itself is fascinating, but I'm not crazy about the vocals and find them a bit distracting. "So Good To Me" has a more pop/ smooth jazz ballad styling and a melody that could easily support lyrics (none needed!). The poignant and emotive "Remarkable" is perhaps the most "new age" piece on the album, reminding me a bit of Jim Chappell. I will be revisiting this gorgeous piece with sheet music in hand! "My Thoughts Are With You (Little One)" is a lovely slow ballad for a young child that reflects sadness with a tender touch. The sweet and innocent "Caitlin's Lullaby" was composed in an easy classical style reminiscent of Mozart and Haydn. "Sambinha" (little samba) is lively and exuberant with a joyful Latin beat. The short and uncomplicated "Simple" brings the album to a gentle, wistful close.
It is always interesting to explore a composer's early work, and Origins is available as a free download (the full album or single tracks) from www.MattJohnsonMusic.com. Free sheet music is also available there. Origins is also available from Amazon, iTunes, CD Baby and Apple Music.
Songbook Review: Origins Collection
165 pages / 17 songs
The Origins Collection solo piano songbook is the companion sheet music book to Matt Johnson's 2000 recording Origins. The seventeen pieces were composed over a period from the mid-1980's to the later 1990's and were compiled into book-form in 2018. There is a lot of variety in the music with strong classical and jazz influences. Many pieces are rhythmically complex and some are quite showy with fast runs, trills and other advanced keyboard /piano techniques. There are only a few pieces that I would consider to be at a less than early-advanced or advanced playing level, so plan on spending some practice time to master this music.
This collection is available as PDF downloads of the whole book or individual pieces. The notation is clear and roomy, making it easy to read. Trickier passages include fingering and most of the pieces have pedal markings and metronome settings (only the more rubato pieces do not have an "MM.") Most have chord charts, and all have clear expression and dynamics. Pianists with smaller hands will be happy to know that there are only a few reaches of more than an octave.
If you are printing out one piece at a time, this shouldn't be a problem, but when I was printing all 165 pages, several pages hit the floor in the process. There are page numbers for each piece, but not for the book itself. The titles are only on the first page of each piece so getting the loose pages to match up to the songs they belong to was a bit of a puzzle. This isn't a major complaint, by any means - just something to be aware of. It would also be helpful to have "8vb" markings on some of the really low bass notes as many are hard to read without stopping to figure them out.
Overall, this is a very enjoyable book to play! The book and individual pieces are available for free from www.MattJohnsonMusic.com. They are also available on SheetMusicPlus.com for a nominal charge.
The titles of the pieces, the key(s) they are in, and the number of pages are:
~ Reassurance - Key of G (1 sharp) - 8 pages
~ Noah's Theme - Key of Ab (4 flats)/ C (0 sharps or flats) - 8 pages
~ Cannes - Key of Ab (4 flats) - 11 pages
~ Thirty-Two - Key of Ab/ F minor (4 flats) - 10 pages
~ klmn - Key of A minor (0 sharps or flats) - 12 pages
~ Windchimes - Key of G (1 sharp) - 12 pages
~ Origins - Key of B (5 sharps)/ Cb (7 flats) - 24 pages
~ So Good To Me - Key of F (1 flat) - 10 pages
~ Remarkable - Key of Eb (3 flats) - 6 pages
~ ROAR - Key of Eb (3 flats) - 14 pages
~ My Thoughts Are With You (Little One) - Key of D minor (1 flat) - 6 pages
~ Caitlin's Lullaby - Key of D (2 sharps) - 4 pages
~ A Wedding Gift - Key of C (0 sharps or flats) / D minor (1 flat) - 12 pages
~ Sambinha - Key of E minor (1 sharp) - 9 pages
~ Morning Sun - Key of D (2 sharps) - 6 pages
~ Transitions - Key of G (1 sharp) - 9 pages
~ Simple - Key of C (0 sharps or flats) - 2 pages


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I know, I know: all the hype. All the funny looking glasses, the over-the-top festivals, the little-examined privilege of expending vast resources to grok a two minute look at some natural phenomena that actually seems to happen more often than the hipsters would suggest. All of that. And yet.
I'll spare the details of my own journey to the dark side of the sun, but I will say this: what compares to looking up at the noonday sun, to find it entirely hidden for a brief moment in time by the fullness of the new, otherwise invisible, moon? Nothing I have seen or imagined in this lifetime. The swiftly encroaching darkness, the vision of Venus visible at high noon, the dusky sunrise/sunset glow visible simultaneously east and west. The whooping and hollering of my campmates. (Okay, that could have turned into silence and I would have been okay.) A stillness seemed to descend along with the dawning awareness that, unlike most other things in life, something was happening RIGHT NOW that was entirely new and never-before experienced by anyone in attendance.
Does the mind now turn to April 8, 2024, the next total solar eclipse visible in North America? Why yes. Yes, it does.
P.S. A shout out to the celestial watchers from the Maya on down to contemporary scientists–how amazing is it that our collective understanding of the cosmos is so deep that we actually know in advance how such cosmic events will unfold, to the second? No small feat. Wow.
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Perhaps one of the best-known, infamous, and historic hospitals in the state of Georgia, Central State sits in the former capital city of Milledgeville. Its history spans over 100 years from opening in 1842 and has been known as "Georgia State Lunatic, Idiot, and Epileptic Asylum", "Georgia State Sanitarium", and "Midgeville State Hospital". It once housed nearly 12,000 patients in the 1960's, dwindling to only about 9,000 by 2005. In 2010 the hospital was closed and has sat deteriorating ever since, causing a significant economic impact to both the city and county. As part of redevelopment efforts on the campus, I went with a group of photographers to document the state of several building, including Bostick (1950), Walker (1886), Green (1910), and Jones (1928). I covered Bostick in another thread, and only had enough time to explore Walker and parts of Jones due to our time constraints (which were several hours). The reason for this was simple: the Walker building had been abandoned since the mid 70's, leading to 30 years of neglect destroying the roof in the front portion of the building and causing the most widespread decay and source for interesting photos. As for the Jones building, despite being closed in the late 70's has fared better and the morgue has always been the most popular destination for photographers of the macabre–and was the only building where we found some remaining medical equipment.


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From the New Jersey Turnpike, exit 4, proceed North on Rt. 73, passing over Rt. 295, to intersection with Rt. 41, proceed South on Rt. 41 approximately 1 ½ miles to Chapel Avenue. Turn right at the traffic light onto Chapel Ave. Continue approximately 1.2 miles, High School is on left side (after hospital).
Rt. 295, from North, exit 34 B – to Rt. 70 West – towards Camden / Phila.
*(Once on Rt. 70 West you'll pass – McDonald's, Wawa and cemetery – on the right side) Just after the cemetery an extra right lane will be added, get into this lane – this exits into Fulton Ave. (at Cherry Hill Dodge) – (this is also a U-turn exit) Go straight onto Fulton Ave. At end of road turn left onto Martin then right onto Murray. At stop sign turn, right onto Chapel Ave. School will be on right.
Rt. 130, from North, take Rt. 73 South till intersection with Rt. 41. Proceed South on Rt. 41 approximately 1 ½ miles to Chapel Avenue. Turn right at the traffic light onto Chapel Ave. Continue approximately 1.2 miles, High School is on left side (after hospital).
Rt. 130, from South, take Rt. 295 North to exit 34, take Rt. 70 West till intersection with Rt. 41 North. Proceed approximately 1 ½ miles, to Chapel Avenue. Turn left at traffic light onto Chapel Ave. Continue approximately 1.2 miles, High School is on left side (after hospital).
Directions:Take Route 73 North to Route 130 North. Follow Route 130 North to Riverton Road . (There will be a pedestrian skywalk at the intersection.) Make a right at the light and follow to the left to cross over Route 130. Follow Riverton Road approximately 1 mile and the school will be on the right.
Take 130 North continue will you cross under Route 195.
Take Dutch Neck approximately 1 mile and make a right onto Oak Creek Road (Brook Tree swim club on right). Drive quarter mile and make left onto Yorkshire Drive (school will be on your left but you cannot enter at that driveway) follow road around the bend and turn left onto Kent Lane. Take the first drive on the right and park in the parking lot on the left. The entrance for the back gym will be right there.
Bear right off of Rt. 33 to Rt. 133 West and take approximately 3.5 miles to end. You will be at a light at the cross of Princeton-Hightstown Road. Go straight through and the road becomes Windsor Center Drive. Drive a quarter of a mile and turn left on Oak Creek road. Turn right onto Yorkshire Drive (school will be on your left but you cannot enter at that driveway) follow road around the bend and turn left onto Kent Lane. Take the first drive on the right and park in the parking lot on the left. The entrance for the back gym will be right there.
Take I-195 West to exit 5B-US130 North. Follow directions from Rt. 130 above.
Travel time is approximately 50 minutes from Lenape High School. Please plan accordingly.
Take exit number 3B towards HAMILTON SQ.
Merge onto YARDVILLE-HAMILTON SQUARE RD.
Continue on Elmwood for approximately 5 miles passing Indian Springs golf course.
School is well marked and will come up directly on your right.
Rt. 73N. After passing over Rt. 130, you will pass several fast food restaurants on your left (McDonalds, Burger King, Taco Bell, KFC) all together.
As soon as you go under the railroad bridge, make a right. This is Broad St. Take Broad St. through light and look for Delaware Ave. about 1/4 mile on your left.
High School will be on your left. Make a left after the high school and make your first right into the parking lot.
Hartford Road north (left out of the HS parking lot) for about 8 miles.
Delran HS is just past the intersection of Hartford and Bridgeboro roads on the left side.
Timberlane is also on the right hand side of the street right after you pass the high school.
4th Street on left – Highland Ave.- sign for Johnson Library and NJ Motor Vehicle Inspection Station.
Atlantic City Expressway heading EAST towards Atlantic City. Take EXIT 7N- GARDEN STATE PKWY North. Take this until you hit the A.C. Rest Area. Get off and follow ramp and go past Burger King (at rest area) At stop sign make a left and then a right onto access road. Follow to light and make a right onto Jimmie Leeds Road. Go just past a Sunoco and make a left at the light which is Great Creek Road. Go to next light (Wrangleboro Road) make a left. School is down on the left approx. 1/4 mile.
Start out going SOUTH on RT-42 S. RT-42 S becomes ATLANTIC CITY EXPY towards Atlantic City (Portions toll). Take EXIT 7N- GARDEN STATE PKWY North. Take this until you hit the A.C. Rest Area. Get off and follow ramp and go past Burger King (at rest area) At stop sign make a left and then a right onto access road. Follow to light and make a right onto Jimmie Leeds Road. Go just past a Sunoco and make a left at the light which is Great Creek Road. Go to next light (Wrangleboro Road) make a left. School is down on the left approx. 1/4 mile.
Head down Rt 30 (towards Atlantic City). Go through Hammonton, Mullica, Egg Harbor City. The next town is Galloway Township. Cross over light on RT- 575 (Pomona Road). Go to next light and make a left (Chris Gaupp Drive). There should be signs for a hospital. Come down to the next light on Jimmie Leeds Road and make a right. Go downto the 2nd light (just past Parkway entrance and past Sunoco). Make a left at the light which is Great Creek Road. Go to next light (Wrangleboro Road) make a left. School is down on the left approx. 1/4 mile.
– Take Main Street past Church Rd. traffic light through the center of town to the next traffic light at Chester Ave. Turn left onto Chester Ave. and continue to second traffic light at Bridgeboro Rd. Turn right onto Bridgeboro Rd. School is located 1/4 mile on the right just past North Stanwick Rd.
– Take Rte. 295 South to Exit 40 (Rte. 38). Turn right onto Marter Ave., and continue to traffic light. At light make a left turn onto Main St. and follow onto North Stanwick Rd. (third street on right). Turn right and continue to stop sign. Turn right at stop sign onto Bridgeboro Rd. The high school is on the right.
– Take Rt. 130 South to the Bridgeboro / Moorestown Exit (613 East). At end of off-ramp, go straight onto Bridgeboro Rd. (613 East) towards Moorestown. Continue on Bridgeboro Rd. through three traffic lights. The high school is on the left side after the (3rd) Westfield Rd. intersection.
– Take NJ Turnpike to Exit 4 onto Rt. 73 North. Follow signs to Rt 38 East, Moorestown. Once on Rt. 38 East follow directions below for Rt. 38 East.
– Take Rt. 295 North to Exit 40 B (Rt. 38). Follow same directions as above for Rt. 295 south.
– Take Rt. 130 North entering into the town of Cinnaminson. At Riverton Rd., turn right onto Riverton Rd. and continue straight following signs to Moorestown. Continue on Riverton Rd. to the third traffic light. At light make a left onto Bridgeboro Rd. The high school is located just past the next intersection (North Stanwick Rd.) on the right side.
– Take RT. 38 East past the Moorestown Mall. At the fifth traffic light past the Mall, take the Moorestown / Mt. Laurel Rd. exit. Make a left and cross over Rt. 38 Continue on Moorestown / Mt. Laurel Rd. to the traffic light. At the light turn right onto Main St. Follow Main St. to North Stanwick Rd.(third left turn). Follow North Stanwick to the end. At the stop sign make a right onto Bridgeboro Rd. The high school is on the right.
– Take Rt. 70 East to Hartford Rd. (in Medford). Continue on Hartford Rd. approx. 7-8 miles to the traffic light at Bridgeboro Rd. Turn left at light onto Bridgeboro Rd. At next traffic light (Westfield Rd.) continue straight. The high school is on the left side.
– From the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge , follow Rt. 73 South to Rt. 73 South to Rt. 130 North to Cinnaminson. Turn right onto Riverton Rd. and follow directions from above for Rt. 130 North.
Parking for wrestling events is located in the BACK of the school. Follow Seneca Drive ALL THE WAY TO THE FOOTBALL / SPORTS STADIUM BEFORE MAKING A LEFT INTO THE PARKING AREA. Do NOT park in the front of the school, or along the curbs or roadways leading to the back of the school. Do NOT try to enter the school from the front, you will NOT be able to get back to the wrestling area. There are more than 1,000 parking spaces located in the back of the school near the gyms! Enter the gyms / wrestling room using the gym entrances located between the two large gyms in the REAR of the school.
1.2 miles. You will see a left hand turn (marked with signs for County Route 648 South, Tabernacle and Carranza Memorial). Make a left onto Rt. 648 / Carranza Road, go 1.3 miles to blinking light (you can see school off to the left as you approach the light). Make a left at the blinking light onto Seneca Drive. Go approximately 2/10 of a mile ALL THE WAY TO THE END OF SENECA DRIVE (near field sports stadium) and make a left in front of the stadium. Make another left into parking lots (at the point, you will see the two main gyms, with entrances in the middle between the gyms).
From Tabernacle Inn on Route 206: From the traffic light at 206 and Medford Lakes/TabernacleRoad, continue north on Rte. 206 for 1 mile to traffic light at Hawkins Road (you will see a little shopping center to your right as you approach the light). Make a right onto Hawkins Road and go the end of the road (approximately ¾ mile). You will see the school directly in front of you. Make a right onto Carranza Road and proceed to blinking light (approximately 1/10 mile). Turn left onto Seneca Drive and follow directions above from blinking light.
From the south on I-295: Get off at exit for Route 70 East. Go east on Rte. 70 to Red Lion Circle (intersection of Rte. 70 and Rte. 206). Follow directions above from Red Lion Circle.
From the south on the NJ Turnpike: Get off at exit 4 from the south. Head south on Rte. 73 to Rte. 70 East (at Marlton Circle). Head east on Rte. 70 until you get to the Red Lion Circle. Follow directions above from Red Lion Circle.
From the north on I-295 or NJ Turnpike (Exit 7 from north): Head south on Rte. 206 for approximately 17 ½ miles to Red Lion Circle. Follow directions above from Red Lion Circle.
From the west on Rte. 70: Head east on Rte. 70. Follow directions from I-295 and Rte. 70 to Red Lion Circle. Follow directions above from Red Lion Circle.
From the east on Rte. 70: Head west on Rte. 70 to Rte. 206 South. Follow directions above from Red Lion Circle.
Take Route 295 North to exit 57 for Route 130 North.
Take Route 130 North through Bordentown and Hamilton and into Robbinsville.
[You're close when you go past Home Depot and the Hamilton Marketplace on Route 130].
Look for Shrimp King, Rusert's Deli, and Dunkin Donuts on your right.
At this traffic light make a LEFT onto Route 526.
Continue on Route 33 to the traffic light at Foxmoor Shopping Center.
Make a RIGHT at this light onto Washington Blvd.
Continue straight through the 4-way STOP (the name changes to Pond Road).
Robbinsville High School will be just up ahead on your LEFT.
Drive around back to the far side of the building for the entrance to the Gymnasium.
You can use the address above in MapQuest to get an accurate map of the location of the school.
Dutch Neck). Proceed for 2-3 miles on the school will be on your left.
Take Route 1 North to QuakerBridge Road exit (east). At 3rd traffic light (over railroad tracks), make a left on to Village Road West. Continue on Village Road West and you will pass Mercer Oaks Golf Course on your right. Approximately 1 mile past the golf course, the road becomes New Village Road. Continue on New Village Road past traffic light at Edinburg Road. After you pass Village Elementary School on your left, make an immediate left onto Southfield Road. The school will be on the right.
Exit the New Jersey Turnpike at Exit 8, Hightstown. Proceed to Route 33 West. Continue to the second light and make a left (Mercer Street). Continue to the next light and make a right on Stockton Street. Follow Stockton Street to Route 130. Cross over Route 130 (call this light #1). You will now be on Route 571 also known as Princeton-Hightstown Road. Stay on this road until the 6th traffic light and turn and turn left onto Southfield Road. Proceed for 2-3 miles on the school will be the left.
Travel Route 295 to exit 45 and follow towards Willingboro. Merge on to Beverly-Rancocas Road. Travel 2 miles and make a right turn on to JFK Way (Gas station on the corner). The center is about a mile on your left.
Travel Route 130 towards Willingboro. Exit on to Levitt Parkway (If your coming from the north, you will have to take the jug handle to make your left, if your coming from the south make a right on Levitt). Follow Levitt Parkway 2 miles to JFK Way and make a left turn. The center is on the left.


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        "plural": false,
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            "name": "actor",
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                "name": "__typename",
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                "name": "name",
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    "id": null,
    "metadata": {},
    "name": "useRefetchableFragmentNodeTest1Query",
    "operationKind": "query",
    "text": "query useRefetchableFragmentNodeTest1Query(\n  $id: ID!\n) {\n  nonNodeStory(id: $id) {\n    ...useRefetchableFragmentNodeTest1Fragment\n    id\n  }\n}\n\nfragment useRefetchableFragmentNodeTest1Fragment on NonNodeStory {\n  actor {\n    __typename\n    name\n    id\n  }\n  fetch_id\n  __token\n}\n"
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Q: Add the where clause dynamically in Entity Framework I have this sql statement
SELECT userID from users WHERE
(name='name1' AND username='username1') OR
(name='name2' AND username='username2') OR
(name='name3' AND username='username3') OR
..........
(name='nameN' AND username='usernameN')

How can I implement this statement with entity framework using LINQ?

A:  Expression<Func<User, bool>> whereExpression = null;
 foreach (var name in names)
 {
     Expression<Func<User, bool>> e1 = u => u.Name == name;
     Expression<Func<User, bool>> andExpression = e1.And(u => u.Username == name);
     whereExpression = whereExpression == null
         ? andExpression
         : whereExpression.Or(andExpression);
 }
 return query.Where(whereExpression);

This helper may help you.
public static class ExpressionExtensions
{
    public static Expression<Func<T, bool>> And<T>(
        this Expression<Func<T, bool>> leftExpression,
        Expression<Func<T, bool>> rightExpression)
    {
        if (leftExpression == null) return rightExpression;
        if (rightExpression == null) return leftExpression;
        var paramExpr = Expression.Parameter(typeof(T));
        var exprBody = Expression.And(leftExpression.Body, rightExpression.Body);
        exprBody = (BinaryExpression)new ParameterReplacer(paramExpr)
            .Visit(exprBody);

        return Expression.Lambda<Func<T, bool>>(exprBody, paramExpr);
    }

    public static Expression<Func<T, bool>> Or<T>(
        this Expression<Func<T, bool>> leftExpression,
        Expression<Func<T, bool>> rightExpression)
    {
        if (leftExpression == null) return rightExpression;
        if (rightExpression == null) return leftExpression;
        var paramExpr = Expression.Parameter(typeof(T));
        var exprBody = Expression.Or(leftExpression.Body, rightExpression.Body);
        exprBody = (BinaryExpression)new ParameterReplacer(paramExpr)
            .Visit(exprBody);

        return Expression.Lambda<Func<T, bool>>(exprBody, paramExpr);
    }
}

and:
class ParameterReplacer : ExpressionVisitor
{
    private readonly ParameterExpression _parameter;

    protected override Expression VisitParameter(ParameterExpression node)
    {
        return base.VisitParameter(_parameter);
    }

    internal ParameterReplacer(ParameterExpression parameter)
    {
        _parameter = parameter;
    }
}

A: NOTE: this is modified from something I have so it might not work out of the box.  But it would be a good starting point.
public static IQueryable<TEntity> Where<TEntity>(
    this IQueryable<TEntity> source,
    IEnumerable<WhereSpecifier> orClauses) where TEntity : class
{
    if (!orClauses.Any()) return source.Where(t => false);
    Type type = typeof (TEntity);
    ParameterExpression parameter = null;
    Expression predicate = Expression.Constant(false, typeof (bool));
    ParameterExpression whereEnt = Expression.Parameter(type, "WhereEnt");
    foreach (WhereSpecifier orClause in orClauses)
    {
        Expression selector;
        if (orClause.Selector != null) {
            selector = orClause.Selector;
            parameter = orClause.Parameter;
        }
        else
        {
            parameter = whereEnt;
            Type selectorResultType;
            selector = GenerateSelector<TEntity>(parameter, orClause.Column,
                out selectorResultType);
        }
        Expression clause = selector.CallMethod(orClause.Method,
            MakeConstant(selector.Type, orClause.Value), orClause.Modifiers);
        predicate = Expression.Or(predicate, clause);
    }

    var lambda = Expression.Lambda(predicate, whereEnt);
    var resultExp = Expression.Call(typeof (Queryable), "Where", new[] {type},
        source.Expression, Expression.Quote(lambda));
    return source.Provider.CreateQuery<TEntity>(resultExp);
}

GenerateSelector:
public static Expression GenerateSelector<TEntity>(
    ParameterExpression parameter, string propertyName,
    out Type resultType) where TEntity : class
{
    //  create the selector part, but support child properties
    PropertyInfo property;
    Expression propertyAccess;
    if (propertyName.Contains('.'))
    {
        // support to be sorted on child fields.
        String[] childProperties = propertyName.Split('.');
        property = typeof (TEntity).GetProperty(childProperties[0]);
        propertyAccess = Expression.MakeMemberAccess(parameter, property);
        for (int i = 1; i < childProperties.Length; i++)
        {
            property = property.PropertyType.GetProperty(childProperties[i]);
            propertyAccess = Expression
                .MakeMemberAccess(propertyAccess, property);
        }
    }
    else
    {
        property = typeof (TEntity).GetProperty(propertyName);
        propertyAccess = Expression.MakeMemberAccess(parameter, property);
    }
    resultType = property.PropertyType;
    return propertyAccess;
}

WHereSpecifier:
public class WhereSpecifier
{
    public WhereSpecifier(string column, CheckMethod method, string value,
        CheckMethodModifiers modifiers)
    {
        Modifiers = modifiers;
        Value = value;
        Column = column;
        Method = method;
    }

    public WhereSpecifier(string column, CheckMethod method, string value)
        : this(column, method, value, CheckMethodModifiers.None)
    {
    }
    public Expression Selector { get; set; }
    public ParameterExpression Parameter { get; set; }
    public string Column { get; set; }
    public CheckMethod Method { get; set; }
    public CheckMethodModifiers Modifiers { get; set; }
    public string Value { get; set; }
}

Usage:
var column = typeof(TEntity).Name + "ID";
var where = from id in SelectedIds
            select new WhereSpecifier(column, CheckMethod.Equal, id.ToString());
return GetTable().Where(where);

A: You can use a beautiful thing called PredicateBuilder. Use it like this
var pr = PredicateBuilder.False<User>();
foreach (var name in names)
{
    pr = pr.Or(x => x.Name == name && x.Username == name);
}
return query.AsExpandable().Where(pr);

A: I tried @Egor Pavlikhin solution but i got "The LINQ expression node type 'Invoke' is not supported in LINQ to Entities.".
According to this you can use PredicateExtensions :
var predicate = PredicateExtensions.Begin<User>();
foreach (var name in names)
{
    pr = pr.Or(x => x.Name == name);
}
return _context.Users.Where(predicate);

A: Don't forget that entity framework also understands entity sql, so you can do this part of the query in a string.  Building a string up is pretty convenient when you have dynamic stuff you need to do.

A: I had to construct the predicate for the 'Where' clause dynamically based on User Interface selections. 'System.Dynamic.Linq' allows to predicates from strings.
foreach (var name in names)
{
    query = query.Where("Name=@0 And UserName=@1", name, name);
}
return query;

'System.Dynamic.Linq' is available as a nuget package. Check out Scott Guthrie's introduction to the topic here.

A: i found this way it is too simple :
    var query = context.InvoiceHeader.Where( i =>  i.DateInvoice >= model.datedu && i.DateInvoice <= model.dateau).AsQueryable();
        if(model.name != null)
        {
            query = query.Where(i =>  i.InvoiceNum.Equals(model.name));
        }
        if (model.status != 0 )
        {
            query = query.Where(i => i.REF_InvoiceStatusRecId == model.status);
        }

        if (model.paiements != 0)
        {
            query = query.Where(i => i.REF_PaymentTermRecId  == model.paiements);
        }
        query = query.AsQueryable().OrderByDescending(x => x.RecId);


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Q: $.get function not working on chromium-browser raspberry pi3 but working on chrome desktop I have a function which is supposed to communicate with the flask server and get the latest state of the gpio buttons so that the color property of the buttons can be synced across all the clients. On desktop chrome the function works perfectly but on the raspberry pi chromium-browser the function isn't even being called by the client.
html code:

&deg C

                            Humidity:

%

                        <button type="submit" value="Button1" class="sync" id="B1" name="B1" onclick="b1(); return false;">Button1</button>

                        <button type="submit" value="Button2" class="sync" id="B2" name="B2" onclick="b2(); return false;">Button2</button>

                        <button type="submit" value="Button3" class="sync" id="B3" name="B3" onclick="b3(); return false;">Button3</button>

                        <button type="submit" value="Button4" class="sync" id="B4" name="B4" onclick="b4(); return false;">Button4</button>

flask code:
@app.route('/dhtTemp', methods=['GET','POST'])
def readTemperature():
    #sleep(3)
    dht22.trigger()
    temperature = str('%.2f' % (dht22.temperature()))
    return (temperature)

@app.route('/dhtHum', methods=['GET','POST'])
def readHumidity():
    #sleep(3)
    dht22.trigger()
    humidity = str('%.2f' % (dht22.humidity()))
    return (humidity)

@app.route('/B1status', methods=['GET','POST'])
def readBStatus():
    b1status = str(gpio.input(relayPins[0]))
    #b3status = str(gpio.input(relayPins[2]))
    #b4status = str(gpio.input(relayPins[3]))
    return (b1status)

@app.route('/B2status', methods=['GET','POST'])
def readB2Status():
    b2status = str(gpio.input(relayPins[1]))
    return (b2status)

javascript code:
function get_temps(){
$.getJSON("dhtTemp",
    function(temperature){
        $('#temperatureValue').text(temperature)

    }
);
$.getJSON("dhtHum",
    function(data){
        $('#humidityValue').text(" " + data)
    }
);
}

function get_Bstatus(){
            function get_B1status(){
                $.getJSON("B1status",
                    function(b1status){
                        if (b1status == "1"){
                            document.getElementById("B1").style.borderColor = "red";
                        }
                        else{
                            document.getElementById("B1").style.borderColor = "green";
                        }
                    }
                );
            }
            function get_B2status(){
                $.getJSON("B2status",
                    function(b2status){
                        if (b2status == "1"){
                            document.getElementById("B2").style.borderColor = "red";
                        }
                        else{
                            document.getElementById("B2").style.borderColor = "green";
                        }
                    }
                );
            }
        }
        setInterval('get_Bstatus()', 1000)

weirdly enough the code for retrieving the temperature and humidity is functioning properly even though it is also using the same $.get function. But the server is not even getting any requests from the client to load the function get_Bstatus
the log for server-client interactions:
192.168.1.73 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:49] "GET /dhtTemp HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.73 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:49] "GET /dhtHum HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:49] "GET /B1status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:49] "GET /B2status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:50] "GET /B1status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:50] "GET /B2status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:51] "GET /dhtTemp HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:51] "GET /B1status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:51] "GET /dhtHum HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:51] "GET /B2status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:52] "GET /B1status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.228 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:52] "GET /B2status HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.73 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:53] "GET /dhtTemp HTTP/1.1" 200 -
192.168.1.73 - - [18/Jul/2016 15:16:53] "GET /dhtHum HTTP/1.1" 200 -

the ip address ending in 73 is the client open on the raspberry pi 3 itself on chromium-browser and the one ending in 228 is the client open in chrome on a windows laptop. the functions B1status and B2status are never called by the client on the raspberry pi, even though the function call for the humidity and temperature goes through without any problems.
Which is precisely why i am simply not able to figure out why just those two functions are not working while the other two are working just fine.
There are no console errors in either of the clients and when the button is clicked on the client of the raspberry pi it is appropriately updated on the client on the windows system so the code is functioning as far as i can tell, just not on chromium-browser.
thanks
UPDATE
Apparently i just needed to set the interval on the functions separately. As seen in the previously linked javascript code the functions get_b1status and get_b2status were being called by the parent function get_Bstatus.
the code started functioning on all clients when i separated the functions and called them individually. So the update code looks like something like this:
counter1 = "";
counter2 = "";
counter3 = "";
counter4 = "";
function get_B1status(){
    $.getJSON("B1status",
        function(b1status){
            if (counter1 != b1status){
                if (b1status == "1"){
                    document.getElementById("B1").style.borderColor = "red";
                    counter1 = b1status;
                }
                else{
                    document.getElementById("B1").style.borderColor = "green";
                    counter1 = b1status;
                }
            }
        }
    );
}
function get_B2status(){
    $.getJSON("B2status",
        function(b2status){
            if (counter2 != b2status){
                if (b2status == "1"){
                    document.getElementById("B2").style.borderColor = "red";
                    counter2 = b2status;
                }
                else{
                    document.getElementById("B2").style.borderColor = "green";
                    counter2 = b2status;
                }
            }
        }
    );
}
function get_B3status(){
    $.getJSON("B3status",
        function(b3status){
            if (counter3 != b3status){
                if (b3status == "1"){
                    document.getElementById("B3").style.borderColor = "red";
                    counter3 = b3status;
                }
                else{
                    document.getElementById("B3").style.borderColor = "green";
                    counter3 = b3status;
                }
            }
        }
    );
}
function get_B4status(){
    $.getJSON("B4status",
        function(b4status){
            if (counter4 != b4status){
                if (b4status == "1"){
                    document.getElementById("B4").style.borderColor = "red";
                    counter4 = b4status;
                }
                else{
                    document.getElementById("B4").style.borderColor = "green";
                    counter4= b4status;
                }
            }
        }
    );
}
setInterval('get_B1status()', 1000)
setInterval('get_B2status()', 1000)
setInterval('get_B3status()', 1000)
setInterval('get_B4status()', 1000)

i even managed to put in a condition where the value of the button state is stored in a variable and if on the next interval the state has not changed then the function basically does nothing saving a little bit of processing requirement from the server.

A: just try fetch() first install polyfills npm i --save es6-promise isomorphic-fetch
and then:
require('es6-promise').polyfill();
require('isomorphic-fetch');


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Feb 15, 2011 EARN Newsletter
February 14, 2011 by YTI Web
We are pleased to send you the February Employer Newsletter.
We at the National Employer Technical Assistance Center are very excited about working with you, and look forward to hearing about your experiences and needs as you plan on expanding employment opportunties for qualified job seekers with disabilities.
Whatcanyoudocampaign.org
Office of Disability Employment Policy
Job Accommodation Network
National Organization on Disability
EARN Support
EARN is funded by the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Disability Employment Policy
If you have an EARN success story, tell us about it. We would like to feature your story in this newsletter and on our Web site.
E-mail your story to: earn@askearn.org
INFORMATION YOU CAN USE:
EARN LAUNCHES A NEW WEBSITE
Employers nationwide now have an improved one-stop resource for assistance in recruiting, hiring, and retaining individuals with disabilities.
The National Employer Technical Assistance Center launched www.askearn.org on February 14 as the new official website of the Employer Assistance and Resource Network (EARN).
The new website includes a guided search tool, quick reference guides, and a comprehensive list of useful resources to support employers in the hiring and employment of people with disabilities.
The National Employer Technical Assistance Center is funded by a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) to Cornell University.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY KATHLEEN MARTINEZ OUTLINES LEADERSHIP
Assistant Secretary for the Office of Disability Employment Policy Kathy Martinez delivered remarks to students attending UCLA's Leadership Program for Managers with Disabilities on January 20 in Los Angeles. Ms. Martinez spoke about the importance of leadership in today's workforce and provided tips on how to become an effective leader in the disability community. "As leaders we are role models, decision-makers, visionaries," noted Martinez. "Be innovative, resourceful, and open. You are America's future leaders."
Click here to read Ms. Martinez' remarks.
EEOC APPROVES ADAAA DRAFT FINAL REGULATIONS
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) privately approved its draft final regulations under the ADA Amendments Act (ADAAA). The regulations are being reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and other federal agencies.
The ADAAA took effect January 1, 2009. The law was intended to restore the ADA's definition of disability, which had been narrowed through a series of U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
U.S. COMPANIES HIRING VETERANS, NEED HELP REACHING THOSE WITH DISABILITIES
A new poll released today found that a majority (67 percent) of HR professionals have included veterans in their organization's diversity plan or policy during the past 12 months.
The findings are detailed in a joint poll released today by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Northeast ADA Center at Cornell University's ILR School.
The poll, "Recruiting Veterans with Disabilities: Perceptions in the Workplace," also shows that 68 percent of organizations have hired a veteran during the past 12 months, with activity high across small, medium-sized and large organizations.
Hannah Rudstam, senior extension faculty at the Northeast ADA Center at Cornell University, points to further implications of these poll findings: "Employers indicate having good will and recognize the business benefits in employing veterans with disabilities. Yet they struggle to translate this good will into recruiting, hiring and accommodation practices, particularly for veterans with the 'signature' disabilities of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury."
Click here to read this article in its entirety and to obtain additional resources.
MILITARY EMPLOYMENT RESOURCE PAGE
The Society for Human Resource Management is working with two groups to help employers recruit and retain current and former members of the military. Click on the link below for more information on how the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) and the U.S. Department of Labor's Veterans' Employment and Training Service (VETS) can help HR professionals find, hire and retain skilled military service members.
Click here to learn about these resources and more.
JOB BIAS CLAIMS SET NEW RECORD ON DISABILITY SURGE
Federal job bias complaints climbed to record levels last year, led by a surge in workers claiming discrimination based on disability. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says charges of disability discrimination rose by about 17 percent.
Overall, the agency received nearly 100,000 claims during the 2010 fiscal year. That's a 7 percent increase and the highest number in its 45-year history.
The spike in disability claims began in the months after Congress approved changes to the Americans with Disabilities Act in 2009. The changes made it easier for people with treatable conditions like epilepsy, cancer or mental illness to claim they have a disability.
Discrimination claims increased in other categories too. Race discrimination claims rose 7 percent, while retaliation claims jumped 8 percent.
The FY 2010 enforcement and litigation statistics, which include trend data, are available online at http://www.eeoc.gov/eeoc/statistics/enforcement/index.cfm
NEW ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY: REAL-TIME PHONE CAPTIONS
If you are an employee with a hearing disability, a new service launched this week might change the way you talk on the telephone.
Purple Communications' ClearCaptions is a free real-time phone captioning service that works on computers, smartphones and the iPhone/iTouch – basically any device with a good Internet connection and a screen. A caller with a hearing disability simply dials the person they're trying to reach, and a Purple relay operator, known as a Communications Assistant, will provide behind-the-scenes translation of a conversation in real time.
This service is an exceptional example of how assistive technology is moving into the mainstream arena at a rapid pace and low cost.
MORE NEWS ON ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FROM CAP
According to the Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program (CAP), it is expected that by the end of 2011, one in every two Americans will own a smartphone.
Smartphones are improving functionality to accommodate the lifestyles of every user. Smartphone applications (or "Apps" for short) are becoming more popular every day. Developers have created thousands of apps, including those that accommodate the different functional limitations. In fact, the growing usefulness of this smartphone technology has led to the coining of the popular phrase: "There's an app for that!"
For more information on what CAP does to provide equal access, please visit:
THE DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT SITUATION:
JANUARY 2011*
Employment rate of persons ages 16-64 with disabilities: 26.9%
Employment rate of persons ages 16-64 without disabilities: 68.9%
Employment Gap: 42.0%
*In January 2011, the employment rate of people 16-64 years of age was 26.9% for persons with disabilities compared with 68.9% for persons without a disability. The gap between the employment rate of persons of 16-64 years of age with and without disabilities was 42.0%, not seasonally adjusted.
JOBS RISE BUT NO INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
The economy added 103,000 jobs in December, but that did not change the employment situation for individuals with disabilities, according to the Department of Labor. The unemployment rate among Americans with disabilities was 14.3 percent in December, decreasing only slightly from November's 14.5 percent, while unemployment among the general population dropped to 9.4 percent, an all time low for 2010.
Read more at: http://www.dol.gov/odep/
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WRP CONNECTING EMPLOYERS AND JOBSEEKERS WITH DISABILITIES
Employers looking to recruit qualified individuals and veterans with disabilities have been utilizing the Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP), funded by the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP).
The WRP provides a database containing over 2200 pre-screened college students and recent graduates with disabilities from more than 200 colleges and universities nationwide. These talented and motivated students and graduates are excellent candidates for employment and represent all undergraduate and graduate majors including:
Associate's degrees (228 candidates)
Bachelor's degrees (1585 candidates)
Master's degrees (241 candidates)
Juris Doctorate (JD) degrees (69 candidates)
PhD degrees (22 candidates)
The top ten majors represented in the database include:
Business Administration (132 candidates)
Accounting (110 candidates)
Psychology (98 candidates)
Communications (89 candidates)
Information Technology (70 candidates)
Law (69 candidates)
Social Work (67 candidates)
Criminal Justice (62 candidates)
History (53 candidates)
Biology (51 candidates)
Through the WRP, Federal employers have access to 1181 individuals who are eligible for the Schedule A Hiring Authority, as well as to 119 veterans with disabilities.
The WRP database is compiled of pre-screened job applicants accepted after face-to-face interviews. The database provides comprehensive information on each applicant's qualifications, and offers flexibility in hiring for summer internships or permanent positions.
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This is a list of tumblers, minor planets, comets and natural satellites whose angular momentum vector is far from the principal axis of inertia, so that they do not rotate in a fairly constant manner with a constant period. Instead of rotating around a constant axis or around a wobbling axis, they appear to tumble (see Poinsot's ellipsoid for an explanation). For true tumbling, the three moments of inertia must be different. If two are equal, then the axis of rotation will simply precess in a circle. As of 2018, there are 3 natural satellites and 198 confirmed or likely tumblers out of a total of nearly 800,000 discovered small Solar System bodies. The data is sourced from the "Lightcurve Data Base" (LCDB). The tumbling of a body can be caused by the torque from asymmetrically emitted radiation known as the YORP effect.

Note that the rotation periods given below are approximate. The rotation period is not constant for a tumbler.

Natural satellites

This is a list of tumbling natural satellites (moons) that orbit planets and dwarf planets in the Solar System.

Minor planets and comets

Notes

References

See also
 List of slow rotators (minor planets)
 List of fast rotators (minor planets)

External links
 Those Tumbling Asteroids, The Messenger (1976), ESA
 Asteroid Lightcurve Database (LCDB), query form (info)
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Sibanya-Stillwater reaches 3-year wage agreement with three unions
Global Mining Review, Thursday, 15 November 2018 11:00
Sibanye-Stillwater, the South African gold and platinum miner, has concluded a three-year wage agreement with the National Union of Mineworkers (the NUM), Solidarity and UASA in respect of wages and conditions of service for the period 1 July 2018 to 30 June 2021.
The agreement allows for increases to the basic wage of Category 4-8 surface and underground employees of R700 per month in the first year, R700 per month in the second year and R825 per month in the third year. Miners, artisans and officials will receive increases of 5.5% in year one and 5.5% or CPI (whichever is the greater) in years two and three of the agreement.
The company's CEO, Neal Froneman, commented: "We are pleased to have reached a wage agreement with the NUM, UASA and Solidarity, which we believe is fair, but takes into consideration the longer term sustainability of the gold operations. It is only through ensuring sustainable and economically viable operations, that the mining industry can continue to support and create value for all of its stakeholders."
In addition to the basic wage, the parties agreed to an increase in the current living-out allowance by R50 to a maximum of R2150 per month from 1 September 2018. The company will increase the living-out allowance by R75 to a maximum of R2225 per month on 1 September 2019 and by R100 to a maximum of R2325 per month in the year that follows.
The company has also agreed to increase incrementally the current minimum medical incapacity benefit of R55 000 to R60 000 over the three-year period by increasing the benefit by R1500 on 1 July 2018; R1500 on 1 July 2019; and R2000 on 1 July 2020.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/finance-business/15112018/sibanya-stillwater-reaches-3-year-wage-agreement-with-three-unions/
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