We are revisiting February of 1957 and find that the county health inspector had made an unannounced visit to the Coats establishments. Bill's Drive-In, Carson and Hack's, Coats Grocery and Market, Earl's Self Service, Red Star Grocery and Hayes Abattoir were inspected. All had passed with good grades (Daily Record Feb. 2, 1957).
Luther Hodges took his oath as Governor of N.C. He was a 59 years old Democrat and a former textile official. His council of state officials earned $12,000 a year salary whereas the Superintendent of Public Instruction was paid $13,500 a year (Daily Record Feb. 8, 1957).
Governor Hodges found both the Harnett County teacher and her students' drawings remarkable when Mrs. Hilda Wiloughby showed the governor her 3rd grade class's sketches of the heart. Once expected to die before her 18th birthday, Mrs. Wiloughby's life was saved by advancements in heart surgery and modern drugs. J.A. Langdon of near Coats probably thought his Super A-tractor and equipment was pretty remarkable, too. J.A. also had lots of hens. In fact, he had cages holding 288 laying hens? Does that mean he had 288 cages? To open 288 cages each day would be remarkable.
Let's revisit the activities of some more citizens of the Coats area in 1957. One citizen who was the epitome of community involvement was Mrs. W. E. Nichols. She was a civic, social, political and church leader. Mrs. Nichols was appointed to serve on the Harnett County Board of Welfare to fill out the unexpired term of E.T. "Ted" Malone who had resigned the role due to business reasons (Daily Record Feb. 8, 1957).
One of the younger Coats folks was also receiving recognition worthy of being posted in the paper. Raymond Jernigan's hard work had paid off by his earning a place on the Dean's List (Daily Record Feb. 14, 1957). Does anyone know from what college he had received the recognition?
Harnett County Representative Carson Gregory, a fellow who seemed to enjoy and thrive on hard work, had his work cut out for him in the current session on the General Assembly (Daily Record Feb. 18, 1957). Does that mean that he was appointed to lots of committees?
This I do know. The homemaking classes continued at Coats High in the Home Economics Department. Planning Your Kitchen for More Efficient Storage Space was the latest in the series. Babysitting services were provided. Did we assume those skills just came naturally to a housewife?
At the class that night, Mrs. Jarvis Pleasant won an aluminum tray; Mrs. Garland Johnson received a decorated cake from the Dunn Rite Bakery as a door prize. Mrs. Festus Denning would get a free hairstyle with compliments of Hank's Beauty Salon, and Mrs. Edward Weaver carried home a cookie container. Wonder if all these ladies had their driver licenses and felt safe to venture out at night?
I do know that Mrs. Charles Denning of near Oakdale hosted the women of Ebenezer Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lucille Gregory, Mrs. Bevie Ennis, Mrs. Roy Denning, Mrs. Edward Ennis, Mrs. J.D. Richardson, Mrs. Glenard Bailey, and Mrs. Rob Adams were participants in the program.
Bargains were to be had at Prince's Department Store in Dunn. Sheets for a double bed were $1.00. Jacquard bedspreads were $2.94. Tobacco canvas was $6.18 and work shirts were only 87 cents (Daily Record Feb. 19, 1957). Do you know what tobacco canvas was and how it was used?
Miss Norma Lee Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Johnson of Coats, was elected by popular vote to be the Teenage Club Valentine Sweetheart. The Coats Woman's Club sponsored the Teenage Club and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Capps directed the young group (Daily Record Feb. 20, 1957). Does anyone remember what Mr. Capps and Norma Lee looked like?
Carson Gregory co-sponsored a bill to raise teacher's pay 19.31 percent. Grade A certificate holders would move from $2900 to $4100 a year (Daily Record Feb. 22, 1957). Did it pass?
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Williams of Coats shared the news of the birth of a son, Danny Lynn, on February 6. Mrs. Williams was the former Grace Norris. The Silas Salmon Faulkner family of rural Coats welcomed Joan Faulkner on February 13th. The mom was the former Etheline Carroll. Susan Johnson, Ray Lee and Patricia Johnson of the Coats 4-H Club attended a music training school conducted at Lumberton. Mrs. J.A. Hawley of Coats announced the marriage of her daughter Doris Hawley to Jeral Sills, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Sills of Dunn (Daily Record Feb. 25, 1957).
Daniel Stewart, son of Mollie Stewart of the old Stewart Hotel once located on the now vacant lot across from the Heritage Square, was named manager of Carolina Power Light Company Area Development Division. He was a 31 year –veteran of CPL. Mr. Stewart is another example of a small town fellow who made it big as he was on the ground floor of the development of the Research Triangle.
Joyce Faye Johnson of the Coats Yellow Jackets was selected for the Harnett County All-County Basketball team. Joyce was a guard (Daily Record Feb. 28, 1957). Would she have ever thought that she would walk the halls of the U.S. Capitol as administrative assistant to U.S. Congress Harold Cooley?
A new baby arrived and increased the population of the Grove by one. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Roberts welcomed Kathy into the world on February 23rd. The mom was the former Miss Hazel Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Zennie Poole, Jr. also had a new baby in their house as they announced the birth of Marty. The mom was the former Anna Christelle Byrd (Daily Record Mar. 4, 1957).
The Junior Class of Coats High was practicing their play, "A Feudin Over Yonder." Norfleet Gardner assisted Cecil Fuquay in directing the cast of Barbara Stewart, Jerry Huff, Frances Wood, Nancy Lloyd, Norma Lee Johnson, Carson Gregory, Jr., Jo Carol Penny, Pricilla McGee, Kenneth O'Neal, Max Matthews, Donnie Dorman, and Jerry Whittington (Daily Record Mar. 5, 1957).
The citizens of Coats had held a special meeting at the Community House to nominate candidates for mayor and town commissioners. Mayor M. Gene Stewart was not going to run again. Three men nominated to succeed Stewart were Cecil Fuquay, Eugene Stewart, and Carlos Dixon. Incumbent commissioners were Curtis Guy, and Reid Byrd and neither were to seek reelection. Two other commissioners had moved away. Those nominated were Mrs. Guy Stewart, H.G (?). Powell, Clyde Grimes, C.M. Dorman, Joel Ennis, Albert Regan, Mayton Upchurch, Jr., Charlie Williams, J.D. Lamm, and Lester Williams. Jurors from the area drawn were T.C. Bayles, J. Woodrow Gregory and McRay Stewart (Daily Record Mar. 6, 1957).
Liston Stewart (37) and Faye Denton Washington (25) of Coats were issued a marriage license (Daily Record Mar. 7, 1957).
Dignitaries attended the Coats Father-Son Banquet. Carson Gregory, Jr. won two awards. He tied Billy Langdon for the year's top award in "Supervised Farming." Carson, Jr.'s second award was "Outstanding Dairyman." Joseph Fish received the "Chapter Star Farmer" for having contributed the most to the club. Johnny Tart was awarded the "Farm Mechanic" honor.
For fun at the banquet, contests were part of the program. Whipped cream filled balloons were shot through a hoop outlined with pins. Jimmy Jones triumphed over Bobby McLamb and Jimmy Johnson in a pie-eating contest (Daily Record Mar. 18, 1957).
Death had stopped in Coats and took Mrs. Mattie Matthews, 63, who had died at her home. Her husband Otha Matthews and five daughters and a son survived her. They were Mrs. Ira Tadlock, Mrs. James E. Creech, Mrs. Ralph Parrish, Mrs. Delma Wood, Shirley Matthews and Boyd Matthews (Daily Record Mar. 25, 1957).
Lea Joy Johnson, a member of the senior class of Coats, was selected the Student of the Month. The Coats Police Chief Lonnie Harris resigned but gave no reason according to Mayor Gene Stewart. Coats policeman Eddie Earp assumed the duties of Harris (Daily Record Mar. 22, 1957). Does anyone remember the story behind that resignation?
In 1957, there were 3200 counties in the U.S. and Harnett County ranked 57th in farm population. The county had 25,000 on farms and the gross income averaged $23,000 a year (Daily Record Mar. 29, 1957).
Charlotte Ennis graduated from Coats in 1967 and later married Jon Thom Parks. At Campbell University in the Taylor Bolt Rodgers Fine Arts Building, you will find an extraordinary exhibit of his black and white 1970's photographs taken during his career. Many of those photographs contain people and scenes of our area. The exhibit will likely close on February 26, 2016. It is worth a trip!!


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The new Ubuntu logo from Canonical has become even more attractive and clearer
Developed and launched in 2004 by Canonical, Ubuntu's original project has today introduced a modern exterior design to its users. At the moment, the service is used by more than 20 million people worldwide. As a GNU/Linux distribution for online services, it has taken the top spot in popularity. Since its inception, new versions have been released every six months and have been supported by updates for the first nine months. The latest update, 22.04 LTS, came out with a new visual identity that provides better readability and more attractiveness and fully meets the requirements of modern design and logo design. The resulting transformation of Circle of Friends allowed for a completely new look, providing sleek lines for a modern feel.
Visualization has not become a revolution. This is an evolution of a popular project. The logo is simple and bright. It uses a classic color scheme, which plays on the original combination of two colors – white and orange, which is traditional for the brand. An important difference in the update was the visual clarity of the image, detailing, and smoothness of the lines, which conveys a close connection between each user of Circle of Friends. An important correspondence was preserved when creating a new visual identity – a demonstration of continuity with previous versions, despite the greater compactness and purposefulness. An important point was the transfer of symbolic images of human heads inside the main circle. They were facing each other. This composition made clearer the close and intimate connection between each element. In the new version, the traditional square circle was rejected. Instead, an "eye-catching" orange tag is used. It represented the boldness of the color orange, providing a colorful and recognizable mark when displayed on a variety of print and digital platforms. As a result, the logo has evolved from a traditional small top badge to a prominent dynamic symbol that has increased the brand's presence.
The identity is created with the possibility of further constant development and adaptation to the requirements of modern technologies; thus, it reflects the process of successive changes in Ubuntu itself. With its help, these transformations are reflected more accurately and promptly. You can notice this by placing the new and previous versions of the logo in one row. With the help of the new design, Circle of Friends has strengthened its respect and commitment to itself. It has come full circle, returning to its original position in an updated form, a powerful confirmation of commitment to the brand's core values.

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Mindanao bus firm re-elects top official
LEO Rey V. Yanson has been re-elected as president of Mindanao Star Bus Transport, Inc., a sister company of Vallacar Transit, Inc.
NEDA TWG studying road congestion pricing
THE government is evaluating at technical working group (TWG) level a proposal for a peak hours congestion pricing system in key parts of Metro Manila, a Transportation department official said.
PEZA considering ITH extensions for disaster-affected locators
THE Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) may push back the expiration date for income tax holiday (ITH) incentives enjoyed by locators in areas affected by the Taal Volcano eruption.
DPWH announces completion of projects in Isabela, Leyte, Zamboanga
THE Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) said Friday that it completed a P122-million flood control structure in Isabela, a P34-million river wall in Leyte, and a P6-million farm-to-market road in Zamboanga del Norte.
Property owners count risks as Taal Volcano keeps rumbling
FIVE YEARS AGO, Jack, a 71-year-old retired physician, bought a two-story house worth P11 million in the upland town of Alfonso in Cavite province, 16 kilometers away from one of the world's smallest and active volcanoes -- Taal Volcano.
Antitrust body to ease rules for unsolicited PPP joint ventures
THE Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) has drafted a circular that exempts from compulsory notification the joint ventures (JVs) of private entities formed for an unsolicited public-private partnership (PPP) project.
MRT-7 now more than half complete — DoTr
THE Department of Transportation said the P62.7-billion MRT-7 project — which will run between North Avenue in Quezon City and San Jose del Monte City, Bulacan — is now 50.69% complete.
Las Piñas flood control project completed
THE Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) on Thursday announced the early completion of the P91.68-million flood control structure and roadway in Las Piñas City.
P35M evacuation center in Manaoag ready for use
A NEW evacuation center in Manaoag, Pangasinan has been completed at a cost of P34.74-million, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) said on Thursday.
Court rejects move to block cap on Angkas bikers
A MANDALUYONG court has denied the petition of the bikers of ride-hailing platform Angkas for another temporary restraining order (TRO) against the government's new policy on motorcycle taxis.
Fishing vessel banned from municipal waters
THE Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has permanently revoked the license of a fishing vessel identified as FV Raizza "for repeatedly violating" the Fisheries Code that bans commercial fishing in municipal waters, Oceana said.
DPWH sees Taguig River slope protection works completed by midyear
THE Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) said its P279.3-million slope protection project along the Taguig River is expected to be completed within the first half of the year.
Airlines update flights after Taal eruption
PHILIPPINE AIRLINES, Inc. (PAL) has cancelled 15 flights to and from Manila on Tuesday to accommodate flights to certain routes that were cancelled recently due to the Taal Volcano eruption.
MVP group provides support in Taal relief efforts
COMPANIES and foundations led by businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan have volunteered to provide power, water, communication services and food to communities affected by Taal Volcano's eruption on Sunday, the group said.
Port expected to make Palawan a major cruise destination — DPWH
THE Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) expects Palawan to become a major cruise destination with the construction of a P1.5-billion cruise port, whose third and fourth phases are targeted for completion this year.
ICTSI's Colombia port takes in largest capacity vessel
INTERNATIONAL Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) said Sociedad Puerto Industrial Aguadulce S.A. (SPIA), its joint venture container terminal project with PSA International Pte Ltd. (PSA) in Buenaventura, Colombia, has received the "largest vessel ever to call Colombia" this month.
Sangley Airport expansion to break ground mid-Feb.
CAVITE'S Sangley Airport expansion project is targeted to break ground in the middle of next month after the completion of a technical assessment, the provincial governor said.
Manila airport partially resumes flight operations
MANILA'S Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on Monday partially resumed operations after more than 500 flights were affected by the eruption of Taal Volcano, whose ash enveloped some cities near the capital on Sunday evening.
Most congested city eyes limits on car ownership
RICARDO N. ABAÑO, a 25-year-old call center agent from Parañaque City, dreams of driving his own car someday.
Partial operations of Mindanao rail to start within Q2
THE Mindanao Railway Project's Tagum-Davao segment has been set an operational target date of the second quarter, the Department of Transportation (DoTr) said.
Tourism revenue target for 2020 set at P4.454 trillion
THE Department of Tourism has set a 2020 target of P4.454 trillion for tourism revenue, which if realized would exceed the 2019 estimated total by about 9.8%.
Uy's telco commits 'upgraded' internet to municipality group
NEW telecommunications company DITO Telecommunity Corp. said it had forged an agreement with the organization of municipalities for the delivery of "fast and upgraded" internet services to their constituents.
Angkas gets TRO against cap on motorcycle taxis
THE Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 223 has issued a 20-day temporary restraining order (TRO) against the implementation of a policy that limits the number of motorcycle taxis in Metro Manila to 30,000 and 9,000 in Cebu.
3 airlines will help repatriate OFWs from the Middle East
THE country's three major airlines — Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines, and Philippines AirAsia — have committed to help the government in the repatriation of Filipinos working and living in the countries in the Middle East that are affected by the Iran-United States conflict.
QC to ensure supermarket meat is free of ASF
QUEZON CITY Mayor Maria Josefina G. Belmonte announced on Friday that she will be issuing an executive order to ensure that meat being sold by supermarkets in her city are free from African Swine Fever (ASF).
Clark airport new terminal seen operational by July
THE NEW passenger terminal of Clark International Airport, which is expected to increase the airport's overall capacity to 12.2 million passengers yearly, is set to be operational by July, the Department of Transportation (DoTr) said.
Ilocos Sur cruise port now in use; formal inauguration this month
TRANSPORTATION Secretary Arthur P. Tugade said the newly-developed Salomague Cruise Port in Cabugao, Ilocos Sur, which serves as an alternate cruise port for Region I, will be formally launched this month.
Angkas seeks TRO versus new entrants JoyRide, Move It
ANGKAS is seeking a 72-hour temporary restraining order (TRO) against the implementation of a policy allowing the inclusion of JoyRide and Move It in the extended pilot program for motorcycle taxis and imposing a limit on the number of bikers.
Increase in Filipino data scientists seen amid firms' demand
INFORMATION technology (IT) system management solutions provider ASG Technologies Group, Inc. sees an increase in the number of Filipino data scientists this year driven by the growing demand from enterprises.
Bulacan airport set to break ground next week
THE Department of Transportation (DoTr) on Wednesday said the groundbreaking for the Bulacan airport project will finally push through next week.
Direct flights to regional airports driving tourist arrival targets
THE Department of Tourism (DoT) said its target of 9.2 million international visitors this year is driven by more airport development projects which allow tourists to bypass Manila's congested airport.
Sangley to be launched as general aviation hub in February
THE GOVERNMENT will inaugurate Sangley Airport in Cavite on Feb. 15, positioning it as the main hub for general aviation to decongest Metro Manila's main gateway.
Baguio prepares to reopen city's airport
THE Baguio City government is looking to reopen the Loakan Airport for commercial flights by the second quarter of the year, its top official said on Tuesday.
Grab Philippines seeks approval to revive motorcycle taxi service
RIDE-HAILING firm Grab Philippines is seeking to revive its motorcycle service, Grab Bike, to help provide "affordable and agile transport solutions" to commuters.
Court issues hold order against limit on Angkas biker count
THE Mandaluyong City Regional Trial Court (RTC) has issued a 72-hour temporary restraining order (TRO) against the new policy of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) that limits the number of bikers of motorcycle ride-hailing platform Angkas (DBDOYC, Inc.) to 10,000 in Metro Manila and 3,000 in Cebu.
Fruitas buys grilled food provider
FOOD and beverage kiosk operator Fruitas Holdings, Inc. said it had completed the acquisition of Heat Stroke Grill, which has two active outlets in Quezon City.
Rules on common telco towers expected next week, says DICT
THE Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) said the rules governing the shared use of telecommunications towers will be issued by next week.
Calabarzon towns seek JV partner for bulk water project
THE water districts of Dolores, Quezon and San Pablo City, Laguna are seeking a joint venture (JV) partner to implement the Lumbo Spring Bulk Water Supply Project, the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Center said Monday.
E-trike hailing app starts test run in UP Diliman
A MOBILE app-based electric tricycle (e-trike) ride-sharing system is currently being tested at the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman, and will soon be deployed in Tuguegarao City.
MPCALA seeks TRB go-signal to collect toll fees
MPCALA Holdings Inc. (MPHI), a unit of Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC), is hoping to start collecting initial toll fees for the newly opened 10-kilometer Mamplasan Interchange-Sta. Rosa segment of the Cavite-Laguna-Expressway (CALAx) by February at the latest.
Telcos form JV for mobile number portability
THE country's telecommunications companies have formed a joint venture (JV) that will bring them closer to implementing the Mobile Number Portability (MNP) Act.
Grab to start rider refunds on Dec. 31
GRAB Philippines will start giving refunds, which start at P1, to select Grab passengers on Dec. 31 as ordered by the country's competition watchdog.
More subway phase 1 packages offered
THE DEPARTMENT of Transportation (DoTr) is inviting Japanese firms and Japanese-led joint ventures to bid to provide train sets, as well as electrical and mechanical (E&M) systems and rail track works as part of the first phase of the Metro Manila Subway Project, one of the current administration's flagship developments funded by Japan official development assistance (ODA).
Duterte grapples with Chinese Golden Goose's illegal eggs
WANG HONG, 29, was hooked on gambling.
Grab eyes more incentives for drivers
GRAB Philippines is looking to give its drivers more incentives to encourage them to operate during rush hours as the shortage of available drivers pushes fares higher.


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Space Station Crew to Return to Earth Friday
Three astronauts are set to leave the International Space Station early Friday morning (April 27) to return home after living in space for nearly half a year.
April 26, 2012, 10:19 PM UTC / Source: Space.com
By Mike Wall
NASA astronaut Dan Burbank and Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin are slated to undock from the space station at 4:18 a.m. EDT (0818 GMT) Friday. They are expected to wrap up a 5 1/2-month space mission with a ride back to Earth aboard a Russian Soyuz capsule, which is due to touch down in the steppes of Kazakhstan at 7:45 a.m. EDT (1145 GMT).
The three spaceflyers arrived at the orbiting lab on Nov. 16. Their departure will bring the station's Expedition 30 mission to a close and mark the beginning of Expedition 31. Burbank served as commander of the Expedition 30 crew. He handed the orbiting lab's keys over to cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko during a traditional change-of-command ceremony Wednesday (April 25).
"It's hard for me to believe that our nearly six-month expedition is coming to an end," Burbank said during the ceremony. "It seems like Anton, Anatoly and I just arrived in our Soyuz yesterday." [ Gallery: Space Station's Expedition 30 Mission ]
Kononenko will remain aboard the station until July, as will NASA astronaut Don Pettit and Dutch spaceflyer Andre Kuipers. The three will have the station to themselves until May 17, when three more Expedition 31 crewmembers — NASA astronaut Joe Acaba and cosmonauts Gennady Padalka and Sergei Revin — will arrive.
But there should be some excitement aboard the orbiting complex before the three new spaceflyers arrive. SpaceX's robotic Dragon capsule is due to launch May 7 on a mission to become the first commercial cargo craft to visit the station.
If all goes well, Dragon will berth with the orbiting lab, offload about 1,150 pounds (521 kilograms) of cargo and take on roughly the same amount of material for the trip back to Earth.
The flight is a demonstration mission, to see if Dragon and SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket have the right stuff to begin making bona fide supply runs to the station. SpaceX holds a $1.6 billion contract with NASA for 12 such robotic cargo flights, and the first could launch later this year if the May 7 demo goes well, SpaceX officials have said.
Burbank won't be aboard for Dragon's historic berthing, if it happens. While the astronaut has enjoyed his time in space, he said he's ready to rejoin the rest of us on planet Earth.
"Although I will miss this place and this crew, I also am very happy to return home to my family," Burbank said. "It is time for Expedition 30 to step aside and make way for Expedition 31."
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Q: Where to store Gulp modules in Laravel projects How to manage Gulp files with the Laravel projects? I have a Laravel project with the following directory structures of assets.
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Where do I install Gulp modules? What is the best practices for handling gulp operations, I don't want to install Gulp on public directories as it is not safe as well as my project is hosted on Git repository.

A: I usually store my JS and SCSS files in my app/ folder (resources/ for Laravel 5) and then I'll have gulp build them to public/assets.  Something like this:
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A: Yeah, do npm init to create a package.json file, then when adding node modules use the --save-dev flag for dev only packages. It will add that package and it's dependencies to your package.json folder.

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Five things about life in Denmark you'll probably never get used to
Adapting to Danish life takes some practice and a lot of patience, but with good will and a little bit of luck, you can get there. Some things can still stump you, though, even after many settled years.
Updated: 14 January 2023 08:33 CET
Try saying "fiskeri frarådes" and then tell me the Danish language isn't surprisingly difficult. Photo: Mads Claus Rasmussen/Ritzau Scanpix
Like every country, Denmark has laws and cultural norms, both written and unwritten, that many new arrivals —and even some older ones — have a hard time getting used to.
Do you agree with the examples we discuss in this article? Are we being too harsh? Praising too enthusiastically? Have we missed something major? Let us know – if we receive enough responses, we'll write a follow up article.
It's perhaps an obvious one to start with, but no less relevant for it. Learning to speak Danish is a challenge, albeit one that varies in difficulty depending on the languages you already speak.
READ ALSO: Is the Danish language really that hard to learn?
Although many will tell you Danish is a hard language to learn, I'd contend that it is in fact quite a 'learnable' language, with fairly logical grammar and sentences. The pronunciation is what makes Danish difficult.
And when someone judges your Danish proficiency on your ability to say rød grød med fløde, they're not testing you very rigorously. Other words and phrases, like krydderier, forældre, Fredericia – basically, anything with more than one 'r' followed by different vowel sounds – are what I struggle the most with.
The above is based on personal experience of course, and probably only really accurate for native English speakers. Others may experience learning Danish quite differently.
Before we leave the subject of language… the numbers. They are hard to remember, hard to pronounce, and follow a mind-blowingly arcane system.
READ ALSO: How did the Danish language end up with its crazy numbers?
Even after speaking Danish as a second language for years, my brain still stalls when trying to process telephone numbers relayed as two-digit clusters. I don't think it will ever become easy to immediately understand and write each set down. ('Did they say 67? 77? 76? I'm going to need to ask them to repeat it…')
Even Norwegians and Swedes, whose languages have perfectly normal numbering systems, will readily admit to finding numbers baffling in their Scandinavian sister tongue.
The whole of Europe is experiencing a cost-of-living crisis, and Denmark – an expensive country at the best of times – is no exception. And some economists believe that the high inflation levels that plagued the Danish economy last year could spill in 2023, too, making life even more costly.
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There are regional variations in how much things cost – perhaps most notably the cost of renting housing in Copenhagen compared to elsewhere in the country – but high prices will be felt by almost anyone arriving in Denmark from other parts of Europe or the world.
Anything from buying a drink at a bar, a sandwich at a café, running a car, deposits and rent up front when moving to a new flat, insurance, and of course taxes will feel like it's hitting you in the pocket hard, even if higher wages offset this to some extent.
Reserved responses from residents… or not?
Danes typically aren't outgoing, joie de vivre types. This is probably just as well known as the high prices, so you could argue it shouldn't count as a surprise. Especially when the number of people who have point blank ignored you, when a simple 'hej' would have been a lot less awkward, has reached the thousands.
But I'm going to include it here, because I've also crossed paths with people who have confounded the stereotype and displayed memorable friendliness and neighbourly spirit towards me as a stranger.
A few years back, an octogenarian man who lived in my building offered me his tickets to a jazz concert because he had a bad back and couldn't go. It was last minute notice so he couldn't give the ticket to anyone further away, so decided to knock on my door. They were not cheap tickets nor easy to come by, but he went out of his way to give them away for nothing.
Another neighbour, whom I barely knew, gave me some pavement drawing chalk as a present for my 1-year-old daughter when we moved out. The neighbour had noticed her fascination with the colours doodled by her own child in our building's back yard.
You might continue to be surprised and even frustrated by the reserved nature of people in Denmark, where friendly gestures are not given away cheaply. But when they do come along, you'll perhaps be even more surprised at how thoughtful they are.
The well-functioning state
Things that surprise you about Denmark don't have to be problems. I'm still impressed by how well-functioning the social safety net is and the stability of the political system and society. In fact, I get more impressed with it as the years go by.
People who live in Denmark can take a university education up to postgraduate level for free. They are fully covered by the public health system if they get sick, apart from dental visits and other paramedical things like physiotherapy, but even these are easy to substantially discount through an opt-in, cheap private insurance. Childcare is accessible and people on lower incomes can have their rent subsidised by applying to their municipality.
During the coronavirus crisis, the government was able to compensate the majority of businesses that lost revenue, setting the country up for a quick economic recovery after restrictions were lifted.
It's a society with problems, like everywhere, but how well Denmark works continues to make an impression on me and even sometimes surprise me.
Michael Barrett [email protected] @MLBarrett15
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If you are unwell and unable to work, Danish employment law allows you to take sick leave if you are in employment, self-employed or receiving social welfare credit.
Mental health conditions such as depression or stress are treated on equal footing with injuries and physical illnesses.
Taking sick leave under the Danish employment provisions might seem difficult to grasp, especially if you are a foreigner in Denmark and used to having different rules or practices in your home country. But if you are legitimately ill, then you are entitled and indeed expected to take sick leave in these situations.
What are the rules for taking sick leave in Denmark?
Denmark's unique borrowing system enabled thousands of people to restructure their mortgages in 2022. High interest rates caused a drop in the market value of covered bonds and in some cases homeowners have been able to cash in.
High interest rates are still with us in 2023, which means the possible benefits are too.
We explain how it all works and how you can potentially pay off a sum of your mortgage.
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Education is compulsory in Denmark for everyone between the ages of six or seven and 16. But where you are educated is the choice of the parent, with options of private, state-run or 'free' schools.
Most children in Denmark attend state-run schools, which are free. These are called folkeskole and gymnasium.
Other options include the private 'free schools' or friskoler, which cost fees for tuition, although the fees are subsidised meaning they might seem cheap compared to what foreign residents are used to from other countries.
Denmark also has the unique efterskole and højskole, boarding schools where teenagers, young people and adults can attend for short or extended periods to specialise in particular subjects.
How does the school system work in Denmark?
Unlike in other countries such as the United States, people born in Denmark do not automatically gain Danish citizenship, so certain criteria apply to children born in Denmark to foreign parents.
Denmark allows dual citizenship, however, meaning it is possible for foreign residents including children to be a dual national, if their country of origin also permits dual citizenship.
Do children born in Denmark automatically get Danish citizenship?
In 2022, Denmark's parliament rubber-stamped a new law to reform parental leave rules by guaranteeing each parent 11 weeks at home with their newborn child.
The new law means that each parent gets 11 weeks of non-transferable parental leave after their child is born.
One parent cannot transfer any of the 'earmarked' leave to the other, meaning if they do not use the full 11 weeks, they eventually lapse.
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Electricity providers offer both fixed-rate (fastpris) and variable (variabel) plans. Variable plans allow consumers to take advantage of lower prices at off peak times, such as at night.
The rate you are charged can change by the hour and can be around five times lower at its lowest than when it peaks. If the market price gets very high, though, your hourly rate will go up correspondingly.
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A new frack sand project in town?
A truly horrible project is being proposed for east of Winnipeg in Springfield: mining cancer-causing silica sand from the groundwater aquifer in the Oakbank-Dugald-Anola area — one of Manitoba's largest aquifers — and sending it across the country where it will likely be used to frack for climate-wrecking oil-and-gas in someone else's aquifer, ruining that water too.
The compound levels of destruction here are so mind-boggling they seem like a cartoon villainesque episode happening in The Simpsons' Springfield.
To bring this project forward, an underhanded tactic called staged licencing or project splitting is being used. This tactic means apply for a permit or licence for only part of the project that may look like it causes less environmental impact, rather than the whole project, circumventing a large scale environmental assessment and related decision-making process.
CanWhite Sands from Calgary has applied for an Environment Act licence only to operate a sand cleaning plant outside of Vivian, Manitoba, noting in the future they will apply for further extraction permits. However, this application has no mention of environmental impacts like aquifer contamination from mining the sand nor the damage that will be done when the sand is used for fracking of oil and gas.
The risks of sand mining in the aquifer are not brought up anywhere in this application, as if the sand magically appears at their Springfield location. Sand that has been sitting 200 feet down for thousands of years is going to be sucked out of the aquifer, the same one that feeds Oakbank, Dugald, Anola, Hazelridge and other eastern communities. Why would we put this water and these communities at risk?
End use of the sand is also not mentioned in the licence. Calgary's CanWhite Sands, headquartered squarely in the centre of the oil-and-gas industry, is likely seeking frack sand, utilized in the destructive process of blasting water and chemicals down an oil well at pressure to literally smash the fabric of the earth to extract more oil and gas. Fracking ruins groundwater and destroys our climate with fossil fuels.
CanWhite Sands has 376 mining claims covering some 196,000 acres in southern Manitoba, claimed just as other exploration cowboys were searching to profit off a demand for frack sand several years ago. The destruction for farm communities will be widespread and long-lasting. This is not a project in the best interest of Manitobans.
The silica sand is advertised as coming from three "properties," all in Manitoba. the Bru, Den and Aly properties. Bru: 68,008 acres,122 Claims Den: 119,560 acres, 209 Claims Aly: 9,348 acres, 45 Claims Total: 196,916 acres, 376 claims (http://www.canwhitesands.com/resources/)
The plant alone does have its own risks and impacts. Airborne silica sand causes irreversible lung damage, cancer and death as the Wilderness Committee documented when the frack sand mine was proposed for the edge of Hollow Water First Nation. Cleaning the sand also means the toxic chemicals that are mixed up with the sand deep in the ground are going to end up in the Rural Municipality of Springfield as an ongoing threat, sitting above the aquifer and the Brokenhead River watershed. Increased truck traffic will disrupt local communities and heavy loads will quickly devastate the highways.
But this licence isn't about silica sand mining or fracking itself, only the plant. Manitoba's antiquated Environment Act, enacted in 1988, allows staged licencing, however it is now recognized that this is a flaw rather than a feature. In fact, the Manitoba Law Reform Commission addressed this in 2015 when they wrote a comprehensive review of how our Environment Act needed to be updated. The Wilderness Committee has noted this on numerous occasions since Premier Brian Pallister was elected, however, he has ignored the urgent need for its revision.
In the world of environmental assessment, cumulative impacts are the new normal for projects. It means that the impacts of one project could well make the impacts of another planned or existing project worse. This is a common sense approach, but one lacking in assessment regimes around the country. With cumulative impact assessment, staged licencing like CanWhite Sands is using wouldn't be allowed.
Public comments are being accepted until August 25. Write a letter to the Manitoba government and tell them that Manitobans won't support the fracking industry, extracting sand from essential aquifers and an underhanded stage licencing process that poses an unacceptable risk to our water and climate.
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Nicholas Jewell on capture-recapture
Professor Spagat interviews Nicholas Jewell about the leveraged effect of matching errors in capture-recapture estimates of violent war deaths.
What about multiple systems estimation or capture, recapture? Some of this might apply. So they also have methods for calculating uncertainty intervals, and those might do a good job of capturing some of the uncertainty but perhaps not all of it. Normally not all of it. Normally they are accounting for error that comes from the fact that in multiple systems estimation there's tacit assumptions about samples who are captured on various casualty lists are some sense a random representation of a certain number. And therefore, there's variation, and that kind of variation is captured well by multiple systems estimation experts.
But going back to what we said at the beginning of our conversation about documentation error, or linkage errors, or misclassification, that's much harder to ripple through and understand how that might really change estimates. It's clear for the students who are understanding multiple systems estimation that if you don't de-duplicate records effectively well– so you've got the same person on two different lists but don't recognise there's the same person– that has a clear directional effect of not only having counting one death as two, but then it gets through multiple systems estimation principles, gets magnified much more because they look like two unique deaths that were only country by one list.
I gave the example in the course of trying to figure out how many fish are in a pond and dipping the net and tagging the fish, and dipping again and seeing how many fish on each dip, but also how many tagged fish on the second dip. Let's say the tags fall off. The tags falling off is actually what I'm saying. That's not recognising that it's the same fish. Right. Not recognise it's the same death on two different lists. And it will lead to, first of all, the basic documentation number being too high.
But the irony of multiple systems estimation– that will really make the ultimate– if that happens a lot, not only do you get the basic count of unique deaths wrong, too high, but you also get the estimates way too high there. So you had two dips, and so one thing is just calculating the total number of fish that you've discovered. Yea, that you've tagged at some point. And that you've tagged at some point. And if some tags have fallen off, then you count some fish twice. Correct. And then you end up that that count is too high. But then it's only too high by exactly the number of tags that have fallen off. Correct.
But now when you do the statistical estimation, that effect is going to get magnified because if the failure to identify matched fish is going to make it look like you're hardly capturing any fish twice or you're underestimating how many fish are capturing twice. And so it gets leveraged up essentially. Correct. It gets leverage up quite substantially. And that can be very hard to quantify.
But that kind of sensitivity analysis is normally now the modern approach to dealing with that is to start postulating possible error rates from information you know about the way you're identifying– how much information you have to identify specific deaths and therefore how able you are to recognise the same individual twice– to recognise this is the same individual. If Nick Jewell is on one list and then on the second list it's just NP Jewell is on the list, well is that the same person or not? Well, normally when you've got the context then you can postulate reasonable rates of error in these deduplication and then in a sensitivity analysis postulate how that will modify the uncertainty in the MSE.
And this is uncertainty beyond the basic statistical uncertainties. It's promulgating another form of error through your estimates. And that's a second stage, and it's hard to do. But it's important. OK. Thank you very much for joining us. I'm sure the students have benefited a lot from that. And we'll see you soon.
Here we enjoy our last few moments with Nicholas Jewell. Most of the conversation is about one specific point: the leveraging effect of errors in determining overlaps between lists of war dead.
Let's illustrate Nicholas' point with an extremely simple example. For ease of exposition I will identify individual war deaths with numbers.
List 1 contains the following deaths – 1, 2 3
List 2 contains the following deaths – 2, 3, 4, 5
The two lists combined contain 5 unique deaths – 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. 2 deaths appear on both lists – 2 and 3
The capture-recapture estimate for the total number of deaths is
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(3 x 4)/2 = 6
Thus, we estimate that there is 1 death not captured on either list.
Now suppose we make a mistake in matching deaths across lists. In particular, we classify death 2 on list 1 as different from death 2 on list 2. This could happen if, for example, we match based on names but the name of death 2 is misspelled on one of the lists. Or maybe there is a coding error that gets the location of death 2 wrong on one of the lists.
This failure to match death 2 across the lists causes two separate problems with our estimate.
Mistake 1 we think that the two lists combined contain 6 unique deaths when, in reality, they only contain 5
Mistake 2 we think that only one death appears on both lists when, in reality, 2 deaths appear on both lists.
Our mistaken capture-recapture estimate is now
(3 x 4)/1 = 12
So our mistaken estimate exceeds the correct estimate by 6. 1 out of these 6 comes from mistake 1 while 5 out of the 6 come from mistake 2. This big effect of mistake 2 is the leveraging effect that Nicholas stresses.
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'Mad Men' Conspiracy Theories: Will Conrad Hilton Return?
On last night's episode of "Mad Men"—meant to take place sometime around September 1965—the remaining executive forces at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce huddled around a conference table to plan for a future without the boon of cigarette companies. The firm had recently lost its cash cow, the American Tobacco Company, and Don Draper had just taken to the pages of the New York Times to announce, after years of peddling Lucky Strikes, that he was quitting tobacco. (He wrote the advertisement, naturally, while puffing on an ashtray's worth of the very product.)
The firm seemed destitute until the American Cancer Society called, apparently interested in turning Don's public breakup letter into an anti-smoking campaign. It's not $24 million in billings, as Lane Pryce is sure to remind everyone, but the American Cancer Society is quality business for an agency that is suddenly the butt of prank calls. It also represents an opportunity far more lucrative than a symbolic rehabilitation. Ken Cosgrove suggests the firm would be wise to ingrain itself with the bigwigs of the American Cancer Society board, and for once, Cosgrove proves to be more than his haircut.
Because here's something of a historical spoiler: Conrad Hilton, the wealthy hotelier who happens to be fond of Don Draper, served on the American Cancer Society's public information committee. (The group couldn't confirm today the exact dates he was involved.) In addition, Hilton frequently donated to City of Hope, a California cancer-research center, and he was honored with the hospital's annual award in 1953.
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Murfreesboro crafts plan to standardize downtown development
Brinley Hineman
The city of Murfreesboro is planning to discuss the City Core Overlay district on Oct. 1 when officials can hear public comments about the plan to revitalize downtown.
According to a draft of the overlay, the purpose of the CCO is to encourage development and growth in downtown Murfreesboro in a way that is compatible with existing development patterns. If a home or business are already part of an existing zone, then per the new overlay, the dwelling will have to follow the most restrictive rules for the new development.
"Currently there are few specific compatibility standards for development in the Downtown area," Planning Director Donald Anthony said. "When a new structure is built in the area, it must follow the standards set forth in the zoning ordinance. The problem is that those standards were adopted after downtown had already developed. Downtown has unique lot sizes, lot shapes, and block patterns. When the current standards are applied to a new project, you can end up with structures that don't quite fit the context of downtown."
For the purposes of this plan, the core is defined as the area largely bound by Northwest Broad Street, Greenland Drive, Highland Avenue and Memorial, Mercury and Middle Tennessee boulevards.
What does this mean for people who already own a home or business?
If you already own a house or business in downtown Murfreesboro or a surrounding neighborhood, you won't be expected to make any structural changes, unless you plan to extend or reconstruct the building.
"Residents, tenants, and business owners in the CCO expansion area should know that no changes will be required to any existing structures," Anthony said. "If adopted, the CCO ordinance would only apply to new developments."
Builders looking to develop a new neighborhood aren't discouraged from doing so, the draft says. The new regulations won't stop developers from seeking planned development zoning, especially if the neighborhood promotes the purposes of the overlay district.
If an existing building or residence is expanded by 75% or more, then the entire building must comply with the new regulations. Similarly, if the cost of expansions is 75% or more of the building's appraisal, then builders must comply with the regulations.
Trees and greenery are required, but only 60% of the total amount of plants can be the same species.
What does this mean for parking?
If an establishment is zoned for the central business district, then parking requirements don't apply.
For single-family dwellings within the CCO district, one onsite parking spot is required for units with one bedroom, and two spots are required if the home has two bedrooms.
For businesses where parking is available on the street in front of the building, then the number of onsite parking spaces may be reduced by 25%. Similarly, if a business is within 500 feet of a free, public parking lot, then required onsite parking may be reduced by 50%.
Onsite parking can't be located at the front of the building. It's only allowed on the side, behind the structure or in a parking garage, per the guidelines.
What sort of design and architecture is allowed?
Builders constructing single-family dwellings must use exterior materials that are made with brick, stone or cementitious siding. Other materials such as stucco and board and batten may be approved by the Planning Commission.
Non-residential buildings and multi-family residential buildings consisting of three or more dwelling units shall be subject to the architectural standards set forth in the Murfreesboro Design Guidelines.
Service areas, solid waste enclosures and utility boxes must be behind the structure and not in view from the street.
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As we are moving closer to the launch of Samsung's latest phablet more and more leaks are coming out, we had seen its AnTuTu Benchmark test, and some render images, now hardly a week is left for its launch and a new video appeared online which shows Galaxy Note 4. There is nothing much to see in video as phablet is covered by Dummy Box.
As per leaks earlier leaks we know that Galaxy Note 4 will 5.7 inch QHD Super AMOLED display screen with 2K screen resolution of 1440 x 2560 , it will run on Android 4.4.4, at back it will have a 16 megapixel camera with OIS (Optical image Stabilization). At front it will have a 2 megapixel camera for selfie lover, will be powered by Exynos 5433 octa core processor or Snapdragon 805 (depends on market) it is capable of shooting 1080p at 30 FPS. As per earlier report, Note 4 might come in 32 Gb and 64 GB variant and it will have microSD card slot for meory expansion up to 128 GB.


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Q: I need to find the second largest and smallest number in array in javascript below is my array
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   let input = [29, 75, 115, 12, 89, 29, 103, 65, 100, 78, 115, 102, 55, 214];
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now i need the second largest from it.


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Lehigh Valley Ambulance Fleet Adopts onBoard Mobile Gateway
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Vehicle Area Network from In Motion Technology Improves Emergency Responses, Communications and Patient Care in the Lehigh Valley
ALLENTOWN, Pa. --- In Motion Technology, a leader in wireless networks for public safety organizations, today announced that Cetronia Ambulance, Inc. headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, has deployed In Motion's onBoardTM Mobile Gateway to improve medical emergency operations, communications and response times for its medical transportation services for the residents of the Lehigh Valley.
The onBoard Mobile Gateway will enable communications between Cetronia's medical devices such as ECGs, driver monitoring and safety equipment, and dispatch systems. And it will allow the seamless transmission of information between these systems and Cetronia's operations command and area hospitals while emergency vehicles are at incident scenes and in transit.
"Since deploying the Gateway, we have seen a steady improvement in response times," said Larry Wiersch, Executive Director of Cetronia Ambulance. "By integrating the Gateway with our dispatch and other applications, we now have the ability to recognize when a unit misses a turn, so we can immediately redirect the unit. We can also track road conditions throughout the day and strategically pre-position units for the best possible response. The Gateway is now an essential part of our fleet management."
Since 1955, Cetronia Ambulance has been serving the residents of eastern Pennsylvania with a full range of medical transport support services, including 911 operations, advanced and basic life support, and wheelchair and ambulette services. Cetronia also provides a variety of safety and health education services to the Allentown community. Its mission is "to be the leader in emergency medical services, transportation and community health resources."
The onBoard Mobile Gateway is deployed in more than 90 communities nationwide, and provides emergency vehicles with mobile, secure, wireless local area networks, called "vehicle area networks." The Gateway senses and selects the best available wireless network, enabling first responders to access and disseminate critical information from the field.
"First responder organizations like Cetronia Ambulance are experiencing improved response times and operations by deploying this technology," said In Motion Technology CEO Kirk Moir. "Their choice of In Motion Technology for vehicle communications will improve emergency communications, operations and life-saving patient care."
"We needed a technology that would improve our communications today and enable us to transition to the high performance communications networks of the future," said Wiersch. "The Gateway allows our Paramedics and EMT's to focus on saving lives rather than operating their communications devices, resulting in improved emergency responses and more effective patient care."
About In Motion Technology
In Motion Technology provides cognitive wireless systems that enable public safety organizations to stay connected while in motion. The company's complete vehicle area network solution ensures that any IP device can be useful in the field immediately with no modification, connecting to headquarters over the most reliable communications network available. In Motion Technology solutions have been successfully deployed in high-performance EMS, Police and Fire departments in the US and Canada. Founded in 2002, In Motion Technology is based in Vancouver, BC. For more information, please call (604) 523-2371 or visit www.inmotiontechnology.com.
About Cetronia Ambulance Corps
Since 1955, Cetronia Ambulance Corps has been a leader in providing emergency medical services to the residents of the Lehigh Valley. Today, Cetronia provides advanced and basic life support ambulance, ambulette and wheelchair transportation services and a breadth of youth and community education services. The professionals who provide these services are highly skilled, certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and dedicated to their community and the finest patient care.
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Humpback Whales
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Humpback Whales is an extraordinary journey into the mysterious world of one of nature's most awe-inspiring marine mammals. Set in the spectacular waters of Alaska, Hawaii and Tonga, this ocean adventure offers audiences an up-close look at how these whales communicate, sing, feed, play and take care of their young.
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Narrated by two-time Golden Globe nominee Ewan McGregor, Humpback Whales is an extraordinary journey into the mysterious world of one of nature's most awe-inspiring marine mammals. Set in the spectacular waters of Alaska, Hawaii and Tonga, this ocean adventure offers audiences an up-close look at how these whales communicate, sing, feed, play and take care of their young. Captured for the first time with IMAX 3D cameras, and found in every ocean on earth, humpbacks were nearly driven to extinction 50 years ago, but today are making a slow but remarkable recovery. Join a team of researchers as they unlock the secrets of the humpback and find out why humpbacks are the most acrobatic of all whales, why they sing their haunting songs, and why these intelligent, 55-foot, 50-ton animals migrate up to 10,000 miles round-trip every year.
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e-web creator is an indepenant platform that enables users to build multiple web projects. This application can be used by both members who have absolutely no knowledge in web programming or designing and those who are webmasters.
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package org.sakaiproject.nakamura.search.solr;

import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Component;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Properties;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Property;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Reference;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.ReferenceCardinality;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.ReferencePolicy;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.References;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Service;
import org.sakaiproject.nakamura.api.search.SearchResponseDecorator;
import org.sakaiproject.nakamura.api.search.solr.SolrSearchConstants;

import java.util.Map;

@Component(immediate = true, metatype = true)
@Properties(value = {@Property(name = "service.vendor", value = "The Sakai Foundation")})
@Service(value = SearchResponseDecoratorTracker.class)
@References(value = {
        @Reference(name = "SearchResponseDecorator", referenceInterface = SearchResponseDecorator.class,
                bind = "bindHelper", unbind = "unbindHelper",
                cardinality = ReferenceCardinality.OPTIONAL_MULTIPLE, policy = ReferencePolicy.DYNAMIC)})
public class SearchResponseDecoratorTracker extends AbstractSolrSearchServletHelperTracker<SearchResponseDecorator>
        implements SolrSearchServletHelperTracker<SearchResponseDecorator> {

  public SearchResponseDecoratorTracker() {
    super(SolrSearchConstants.REG_SEARCH_DECORATOR_NAMES, "");
  }

  protected void bindHelper(SearchResponseDecorator helper, Map<?, ?> props) {
    bind(helper, props);
  }

  protected void unbindHelper(SearchResponseDecorator helper, Map<?, ?> props) {
    unbind(helper, props);
  }

}

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Q: Rendering a spark view to a string I'm trying to render a partial view as a string so it can be returned as HTML to a jquery ajax call. After a lot of searching I found this code.
public string RenderAsString(string viewName, string modelName, object model)
{
    // Set up your spark engine goodness.
    var settings = new SparkSettings().SetPageBaseType(typeof(SparkView));
    var templates = new FileSystemViewFolder(Server.MapPath("~/Views"));
    var engine = new SparkViewEngine(settings) { ViewFolder = templates };

    // "Describe" the view (the template, it is a template after all), and its details.
    var descriptor = new SparkViewDescriptor().AddTemplate(@"Shared\" + viewName + ".spark");

    // Create a spark view engine instance
    var view = (SparkView)engine.CreateInstance(descriptor);

    // Add the model to the view data for the view to use.
    view.ViewData[modelName] = model;

    // Render the view to a text writer.
    var writer = new StringWriter(); view.RenderView(writer);

    // Convert to string
    return writer.ToString();
}

But when the following line executes:
var view = (SparkView)engine.CreateInstance(descriptor);

I get the following error:

Dynamic view compilation failed.  An
  object reference is required for the
  non-static field, method, or property
  'DomainModel.Entities.Region.Id.get.

This is my partial view:
<ViewData Model="Region" />

    ${Region.RegionName}
        ${ Html.CheckBox("Active") }

It doesn't seem to recognise the model.
P.S. When I call the view from a parent view like so
<for each="var region in Model">
    <ActiveTranslationRegion Region="region" if="region.Active==true"></ActiveTranslationRegion>
</for>

It renders perfectly. What am I doing wrong?

A: Just from looking at it, I think the following line is the problem:
<ViewData Model="Region" />

Instead it should read:
<viewata model="Region" />

Note the lower case "model". This is because model is a special case since behind the scenes it performs a cast to a strongly typed viewmodel. The top one will define a variable called Model in the generated view class and assign the value Region to it. Using the lowercase option below will actually create a Model variable, but also cast it to strongly typed instance of Region that comes from the ViewData dictionary.
Note When using Model in the code though, like you did in the for each loop, it needs to be upper case which is correct in your case. Once again, this is the only special case because it's pulling a strongly typed model from the ViewData dictionary.
One other thing - <viewata model="Region" /> must be declared in the parent view, and it can only be defined once per page, so you cannot redefine it in a partial view. If it's a partial view, you should rather use it by passing in a part of the model like you have done in your second example above.
The reason for your exception above is because it's trying to get the Id property as a static item off the Region Type, rather than querying the Id property on your instance of Region as part of your viewmodel.
As a side note, the code to get where you want is a little mangled. You can find neater ways of doing what you want by checking out some of the Direct Usage Samples, but I understand this was probably just a spike to see it working... :)
Update in response to your follow up question/answer
I'm fairly sure that the problem is with passing the Region into the following call:
<ActiveTranslationRegion Region="region" if="region.Active==true">

... is again down to naming. Yes, you can only have one model per view as I said before, so what you need to do is remove the following from the top of your partial:
<viewdata model="Region" />

That's what's causing an issue. I would then rename the item going into your partial like so:
<ActiveTranslationRegion ActiveRegion="region" if="region.Active==true">

and then your partial would look like this:
<form action="/Translation/DeactivateRegion" class="ui-widget-content active-translation-region-widget">
    <input type="hidden" name="Id" value="${ActiveRegion.Id}" />
    ${ ActiveRegion.RegionName }
    <input class="deactivate-region-button" type="image" src=${Url.Content("~/Content/Images/Deactivate.png")} alt="Deactivate" />
</form>

Note I'm using ActiveRegion because in the Spark parser, ActiveRegion gets declared as a variable and assigned the value of region in the current scope as you loop through the for loop. No need to stick religiously to the model - because you've gone and passed in a piece of the model now that you've declared as ActiveRegion. Oh, and you could stick with the name Region if you really want, I just changed it to make a point, and because you've got a Type called Region in your code and I'm not a big fan of the quirky issues using the same name for a variable as a type can bring about. Plus it makes it a little clearer.
The disadvantage of calling the Html.RenderPartial method is not immediately obvious. One thing you lose is the 3-pass rendering that Spark provides. If you use the tag syntax (which is preferable) you'll be able to stack partials within partials to multiple levels down passing variables that feed each partial what they need down the stack. It gets really powerful - start thinking data grid type structures where rows and cells are individual partials that are fed the variables they need from the model, all kept nice and clean in separate manageable view files. Don't stop there though, start thinking about targeting header and footer content base on variables or three column layouts that create a dashboard that renders all sorts on individually stacked partials many levels deep.
You lose all of that flexibility when you use the bog standard ASP.NET MVC Helper method Html.RenderPartial() - careful of doing that, there's more than likely a solution like the one above.
Let me know if that works...
All the best
Rob G

A: I refactored the code and views quite a bit. In the end all I'm really trying to acheive is have a parent view (not shown) iterate over an IEnumerable and for each iteration render a partial view (ActiveTranslationRegion)  which renders some Html to represent a region model.
I also want to be a able to call an action method via an ajax call to render an indivual ActiveTranslationRegion partial view by passing it an individual region model. I've refactored the code accordingly.
Partial view (_ActiveTranslationRegion.spark)
<viewdata model="Region" />

<form action="/Translation/DeactivateRegion" class="ui-widget-content active-translation-region-widget">
    <input type="hidden" name="Id" value="${Model.Id}" />
    ${ Model.RegionName }
    <input class="deactivate-region-button" type="image" src=${Url.Content("~/Content/Images/Deactivate.png")} alt="Deactivate" />
</form>

Notice by using  I can refer to Model within the view as RobertTheGrey suggested (see above) .
I removed all the code to return the view as a string and simply created an action method method that returned a partialViewResult:
[UnitOfWork]
public PartialViewResult ActivateRegion(int id)
{
    var region = _repos.Get(id);
    if (region != null)
    {
        region.Active = true;
        _repos.SaveOrUpdate(region);
    }

    return PartialView("_ActiveTranslationRegion", region);
}

One thing I had to do was amend my parent view to look like so:

Inactive Regions

    <for each="var region in Model">

                # Html.RenderPartial("_InActiveTranslationRegion", region);

    </for>

Where previously I had the following:

   <for each="var region in Model">
          <ActiveTranslationRegion Region="region" if="region.Active==true"></ActiveTranslationRegion>
   </for>

Notice I have to call the Html.RenderPartial rather than use the  element. If I try and use the  element (which I would prefer to do) I get the following error:
Only one viewdata model can be declared. IEnumerable<Region> != Region

Is there a way round that problem?
Update:
I tried your recommendation but with no luck. To recap the problem, I want to use the partial in 2 different situations. In the first instance I have a parent view that uses a model of IEnumerable<Region>, the partial simply uses Region as its model. So in the parent I iterate over the IEnumerable and pass Region to the partial. In the second instance I want to call PartialView("_ActiveTranslationRegion", region) from an action method. If I remove the <viewdata model="Region" /> from the partial I get an error complaining about the model. The best way round the problem I have found is to add a binding to the bindings.xml file:
<element name="partial"># Html.RenderPartial("@name", @model);</element>

(Note: It seems very important to keep this entry in the bindings file all on te same line)
This way I can still call the partial from the action method as described above and pass it a Region as the model, but I can also replace my call to Html.RenderPartial in the parent view with a more 'html' like tag:
<partial name="_ActiveTranslationRegion" model="region" />

So my parent view now looks more like this:

Inactive Regions

    <for each="var region in Model">

               <partial name="_ActiveTranslationRegion" model="region" />

    </for>

Of course under the hood its still making a call to
# Html.RenderPartial("_ActiveTranslationRegion", region);

But its the best solution we could come up with.
Regards,
Simon


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Age of Empires II: The African Kingdoms, ook wel afgekort als AoAK, is na The Conquerors en The Forgotten de derde uitbreiding op Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings. De uitbreiding, ontwikkeld door Skybox Labs en Forgotten Empires, is exclusief te spelen via de HD-versie van Age of Empires II, die eerder werd uitgebracht op Steam. Het spel dat uitgebracht werd op 5 november 2015, speelt zich af in middeleeuws Afrika.

Toevoegingen en veranderingen
Deze uitbreiding voegt vier beschavingen toe, namelijk de Portugezen, de Malinezen, de Berbers en ten slotte de Ethiopiërs. Voorts zijn er nieuwe campagnes, een verbeterde AI, verschillende soorten nieuwe kaarten en het speltype 'Sudden Death', waarbij een tegenstander kan verslagen worden door enkel zijn stadhuis te vernietigen.

Campagnes
Elke nieuwe campagne is opgebouwd rond de geschiedenis van een van de vier nieuwe beschavingen uit het spel. Bij de Ethiopiërs gaat het om de legende van koningin Yodit, die het koninkrijk van Aksum in de 10e eeuw na Chr. tot as herleide. De Malinese campagne focust zich op de strijd van Sundjata Keïta, prins van Mali, tegen Soumaoro Kanté, koning van het Sossorijk. Als Berberse veldslag werd gekozen voor de strijd van Tariq ibn Zijad die met zijn leger de straat van Gibraltar overstak om het Iberische schiereiland te veroveren op de Visigoten. De Portugese campagne ten slotte gaat over de Portugese soldaat en ontdekkingsreiziger Francisco de Almeida.

Gebouwen

Zowel de Ethiopiërs als de Malinezen maken gebruik van de nieuwe Afrikaanse gebouwenset. Ook heeft elke nieuwe beschaving een eigen wonder.

De Portugezen kunnen bovendien als enige volk een Factorij bouwen, die voortdurend gratis grondstoffen beschikbaar stelt.

Eenheden

Unieke Eenheden
 Ribaudequin (Portugezen)
 Karveel (Portugezen)
 Gbeto (Malinezen)
 Boogschutter op kameel (Berbers)
 Jinete (Berbers)
 Shotelstrijder (Ethiopiërs)

Algemene Eenheden
Om de zeegevechten meer te balanceren wordt in de 'Feudal Age' de mogelijkheid gegeven om 'Demolition Rafts' en 'Fire Galleys' te bouwen. Daarnaast is er voor elk volk een nieuwe artillerie-eenheid beschikbaar, namelijk de Belegeringstoren.

Referenties

Externe links
  Officiële website
  Forgotten Empires (ontwikkelaar)
  SkyBox Labs (ontwikkelaar)

Computerspel uit 2015
Age of Empires
Windows-spel

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Now We Can Begin
From the Director:
Welcome to the new academic year! If you are like me, you are seeing our campus—and our world—with new eyes as we begin a school year that has been shaped by COVID-19. There is a different kind of energy at Vanderbilt this fall, a combination of anxiety and excitement. After leaving campus rather abruptly in March, we have returned for a new semester, and we are learning new ways of doing things. Familiar places look different, and various activities—things as routine as getting materials from the library and buying food at Rand—all require more advanced planning. In spite of these changes to our everyday lives, we are adapting and finding new ways to make connections with others. It is a new beginning.
Even as the staff of the Women's Center were away from Franklin House for many months, our work continued: we led salary negotiation workshops, hosted support group meetings for parents, revamped our website, and planned for the new academic year. Now that classes are in session again, our student internships are up and running; students will be doing programming about body positivity, sexuality education, and gender equity. In addition, Women's Center staff will be offering a full slate of programs in our Women in the Academy, Work–Life Workshop, and Parenting Group series. The main difference this semester is that all of our events will be virtual. In our listings below, you will see links to sign-up forms; we will share Zoom log-in information with those who sign up. On social media, we are using a linktree, which you can access here. If you have any questions about signing up for events, you can contact us by email (womenctr@vanderbilt.edu). And if you'd like to be added to the listserv for any of our programs, you can sign up here.
In addition to our regular programs, we have planned a set of events connected to the centennial of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment. For Women's Equality Day on August 26, we hosted a screening of A Woman's Right to Vote, a short film that is accessible here. We will continue our discussion of the suffrage centennial on Constitution Day (September 17), when author Elaine Weiss will join us for a conversation about her book, The Woman's Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote. The Women's Center has a limited number of copies of this book, which describes the final period leading up to the amendment's ratification. If you would like a copy, please fill out this form and we will send it to your campus mailing address.
Soon after the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, Crystal Eastman, who went on to co-author the Equal Rights Amendment with Alice Paul, delivered "Now We Can Begin," a speech that describes the work that still needed to be done to achieve gender equity. In the spirit of Eastman's speech, our fall series on Women and Politics will offer a way to think about both women's political involvement and the shortcomings in our democratic systems. The series will include panels on voter suppression and the importance of local elections. We will also have a book group discussion about Stacey Abrams's book Lead from the Outside: How to Build Your Future and Make Real Change. I look forward to seeing you at some of these events!
Sending my best wishes for good health and safety,
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Thursday, September 3, 12:00 p.m. CT
Please sign up here.
Mrs. America Watch Party
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Talking to Kids about COVID-19
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A Toolkit for Starting Your Job Search During the Pandemic
Wednesday, September 16, 2:00 p.m. CT
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September and October
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Special Guest: Elaine Weiss, author
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A Constitution Day Conversation with Elaine Weiss
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Reducing Zoom Fatigue During COVID-19
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Elizabeth Meadows, Associate Director, Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities
Why Local Elections Matter
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Trust and Boundaries in the Classroom
Tuesday, September 29,12:00 p.m. CT
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Moderated by Cynthia Brame, Associate Director, Center for Teaching
A Novel Approach to Building Your Anti-Racism Toolkit and Self-Care in a Time of Reckoning
Alice Randall, Writer in Residence, Vanderbilt University
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White Supremacy and The Legacy of Faith
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Navigating Relationship Dynamics Series
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Q: How to create a table in flutter without any lines in between the rows? I need to display a table of data without any lines in between the rows. I have a table like this

A: try to use GridView or Table Widget


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public class StashUnknownException extends StashBaseException {
    public StashUnknownException() {
    }

    public StashUnknownException(String detailMessage) {
        super(detailMessage);
    }

    public StashUnknownException(String detailMessage, Throwable throwable) {
        super(detailMessage, throwable);
    }

    public StashUnknownException(Throwable throwable) {
        super(throwable);
    }
}


In 1991 the husband and wife team of Wayne (Drums and Vocals) and Sharon (Bass and Vocals) Legg teamed up with Mike May (Lead Guitar and Vocals) and Ray "Rayman" Kupstas (Rhythm Guitar) to form the band Eyes Wide Open.
Recording at Panda Studios with George Harris in early 1992, Eyes Wide Open released their debut album, "In The Real World", which included songs such as "Wings", "Ray's Boogie", "Change of Weather", "Longing for Yesterday", "Nasty Business", "Wonder Why", and "What Ya Gonna Do".
In 1992, Eyes Wide Open was one of the first ever in the World to have a web site with sound and moving graphics created by Patrick Carson. The band gigged all over the Tampa Bay area, playing a mix of songs from "In The Real World" and their own interpretations of such classics as Sympathy For The Devil, Stone Free, Mustang Sally, and a host of others. In 1995 they went back to Panda Studios with George Harris to record their 2nd album (and one of the first ever released local band CD's) called "Till The Walls Fell", which included such songs as "The Fool", "Rage", "Blues Rhapsody", "Change of Weather", "Apathy", "Longing For Yesterday", "Looking Out From The Cage", "Rayman's Boogie", "You Were The One", and "Wings". All the songs from the "In The Real World" release that made it onto this CD were remixed and re-recorded for this release. The CD was nominated for four different awards and can still be found in some of the local bar jukeboxes even today.
Eyes Wide Open continued for another five years, eventually adding Laura Read Farrow on background Vocals, and Chris Close on Guitars and Vocals. In 2000 Eyes Wide Open started working on their third album with Mike May writing lyrics, music and playing guitars, and Laura Read Farrow singing lead vocals, but only two recordings were ever finished. The first was called "Recluse" and was never officially released, the second was called "Apologetic" but it was only released on Reverbnation for the charity World View.
In 2001 Mike May and Ray Kupstas left the band citing creative difference. Kupstas retired from the music business while Mike May went on to found his own band, Bad Neighbors.


"Consuming the bioluminescent compound that makes this fish glow in the dark will increase concentration. Dishes cooked with it will suppress noise when consumed."
The Stealthfin Trout is a fish and material found in Breath of the Wild. They can be found only around the water in and around the Great Hyrule Forest. They can be used in a variety of Recipes, and are used to upgrade the Stealth Mask, Stealth Chest Guard and Stealth Tights.
One method of obtaining the large quantity required for the armor upgrade is to catch all the ones around Lake Saria, and then run into the Lost Woods. Upon being dropped outside, teleport back to Lake Saria, and all the spawns will have refreshed. It's worth noting that the game generally spawns fish as a random distribution of types that can spawn in a given body of water or water feature; consequently individual success may vary.
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Do you suppose the new VW is really that fast?