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Q: How to make value of  selected with jQuery? Suppose the jQuery object of the input is $input.
How to make its value selected(make it highlighted)?

A: Let's say the id of the element is anInput, you should be able to do the following:
var $input = $("#anInput");
$input[0].select();

$input represents the wrapped set or jQuery object, as you put it.  The zeroeth index of this set is the first DOM element matched by your selector (there is only one in this case).  With that element in hand, the select function should select its contents.
Is this what you need?

A: Try this:
$('input, select, textarea').each(function() {
    $(this).focus(function() {
        if (this.select) {
            this.select();
        }
    });
});

A: To focus the element you use
$(input).focus();

To highlight it you create an extra highligh CSS class that does the Highlighting you want (or you directly modify the element style) in the onfocus and blur events.
$(input).focus(function() { $(this).addClass("highlight"); });
$(input).blur(function() { $(this).removeClass("highligh"); });

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Whilst physical violence is not prevalent save on weekends when many may imbibe copious quantities of brandy or marula, a highly intoxicating alcoholic beverage, wandering around alone after dark is not advisable, particularly outside Mbabane and Manzini where there is little or no street lighting. Keep your money hidden and, if you are working or travelling in impoverished rural areas, do not eat expensive foods in front of the locals, particularly the children, who, especially if they are AIDS orphans and fed as part of the Sebenta school programme, do not get to experience luxury items.
Cellphone coverage is similar to South Africa, even in most nature reserves there is coverage although it might be weak. There is only one wireless operator in Swaziland, namely MTN-Swazi. SIM cards from South Africa do not work here, unless it's MTN and roaming has been enabled. It's easy to buy a starter pack with a MTN-Swazi sim card pretty much at every gas station or grocery store. You do not need proof of residence or ID to get a pack.
Although there is coverage, the phone service itself is bad with many calls not connecting or connecting to the wrong phone number, SMSes not arriving and international calling being more expensive than in South Africa.
English is the official language of business. It is advisable that travellers learn a little of the local language, SiSwati also known as Swazi which, in rural areas, is spoken almost exclusively.
Swaziland is also predominantly Christian, and modesty in dress is encouraged.


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Google leases most of Westside Pavilion as office space
Mall owners plan to convert much of the mall into creative offices starting this year
By Bianca Barragan Jan 8, 2019, 10:14am PST
A rendering of the completed conversion of the mall into office space.
Courtesy of Hudson Pacific Properties
The Westside Pavilion shopping mall will soon be home to nearly 600,000 square feet of Google offices, mall owners announced today.
Google has signed a 14-year lease for the entirety of the office space, which will be known as One Westside when it is complete in 2022. This adds to an already long roster of office space Google is already renting on the Westside.
One Westside will be "a first-of-its-kind conversion" from shopping mall to creative office space, according to Macerich and Hudson Pacific Properties, which own the mall.
Hudson Pacific and Macerich plan to begin converting the mall into offices later this year.
The Gensler-designed project will reuse the mall's existing high ceilings, multi-level atrium, and skylights. Outdoor terraces with giant accordion-style glass doors and a rooftop lounge will also be features of the completed office development.
"Google's selection of One Westside demonstrates the strength of the Los Angeles tech and media industries, and exemplifies the type of creative office space that is in demand from large tech and media tenants," Victor Coleman, chairman and CEO of Hudson Pacific Properties, said in a statement.
The Westside Pavilion.
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Hudson Pacific Properties and Macerich announced in May that they would be repurposing much of the mall into office space. The plan came in the wake of the mall's flagging occupancy rates—an epidemic among indoor malls across the country.
Previously, Macerich mulled the idea of renovating the mall and making it more open, but that plan never got off the ground.
The Rancho Park mall is located close to the Westwood/Rancho Park Expo Line station—a much more transit-convenient location than Google's recently opened offices in the former Spruce Goose hangar in tech-filled Playa Vista. Google moved into that space, which measures more than 500,000 square feet, in October.
A rendering of the mall once its conversion to office space is complete.
Inside Google's cool new Playa Vista offices [Curbed LA]
Westside Pavilion will become mostly office space [Curbed LA]
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The theme for my morning, on the first day of the conference, was version control. The conference day was divided into mini-confs covering different topic areas, but this was a common theme of the sessions I attended in different mini-confs.
After the introductory session (which included an amusing video about Wellington), I attended Emma Jane Hogbin's talk "Version Control for Mere Mortals" which was an introduction to version control concepts and how to start using it.
The sun finally came out, so today has been warm and bright, a proper summer day. It's too bad I'll now be cooped up inside conference rooms for the rest of my stay here.
I stopped in briefly into another talk to learn something about Gearman, and then attended Martin Krafft's talk on vcs-pkg.org, which is exploring the application of version control to the problem of package maintenance in Linux distributions. One of the hard problems in this space is that there are two alternative ways of modeling packages, both of which are in active use and have distinct advantages and disadvantages: a sequence of patches, and a graph (DAG) of revisions. Inter-operation between systems which use different models is not straightforward.
I had lunch at Mac's Brewery on the waterfront and talked mainly about version control, Bazaar in particular.
Isn't a DAG a superset of a sequence?


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By Nell Fitts | July 16, 2019
A 9-month-old boy and his family received a $5,000 donation from the Methuen Police Department and Cops for Kids with Cancer. The ceremony, hosted by Chief Joseph E. Solomon, Mayor James P. Jajuga, and Cops for Kids' Treasurer Ed McNelley was held last Friday at Methuen Police headquarters. The boy, Michael Burns Jr., was diagnosed with acute leukemia as a newborn last October and has undergone intensive treatments in the months since. His family struggled to coordinate frequent hospital visits with work schedules and eventually applied to the charity earlier this year. "No family, and certainly no young child should have to endure what the Burns family has throughout Michael's young life," Solomon said.
Northern Essex's Glenn Pushes for Police Higher Ed. Requirements at Statehouse
Northern Essex Community College leaders were in Boston late last week to push for higher education requirements for police officers across the Commonwealth, delivering testimony during a hearing in front of the Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security at the Statehouse. The proposed bill backed by Glenn and NECC Chief Operating Officer Mike McCarthy, who joined Glenn at the Statehouse Thursday, comes at a time when the Merrimack Valley is working to manage a shortage in available police officers. Last month, Haverhill Mayor James J. Fiorentini sought to hire part-time officers to help ease the deficit. During his appearance in Boston last week, Glenn supported a bill presented by Rep. Paul A. Tucker and Sen. Michael O. Moore, that would require candidates for full-time police positions to have an associate degree in criminal justice, among other suggested higher education alternatives. Currently, there are no education requirements for officers in the Commonwealth, except for those covered by Civil Service, who must have a high school diploma, equivalency certificate or three years' experience in the armed forces.
Haverhill Public Library Hosts Talk on Human Trafficking July 23
Cheri Crider, a survivor of sex trafficking, is headed to Haverhill on Tuesday, July 23 to talk about her experiences during a free lecture at the Haverhill Public Library from 6-8 p.m. in the auditorium. The session, called "Human Trafficking: A Public Health Crisis," is open to all, but those attendees under age 17 are required to have a parent or guardian present. Crider plans to discuss the negative health and psychological impacts the sex trafficking industry can have and provide some ways to prevent more children from getting involved. No registration is required, but seating is limited. For more information on this event, contact Brendan at 978-373-1586 ext.
Elder Services' Brown Bag Program Seeks Volunteers
By Nell Fitts | July 9, 2019
Volunteers are needed for a few hours each month to distribute food pantry staples as a part of Elder Services and the Greater Boston Food Bank's program aimed at serving low-income seniors across the Merrimack Valley. The program distributes 3,000 bags of perishable and non-perishable food items to low-income elders each month, basing operations out of Pentucket Lake Elementary School on Concord Street. The volunteer-driven program seeks locals to not only assemble bags once a month on Tuesday mornings, but to also deliver items to senior centers and other centralized drop-off points in area towns. To volunteer, call 978-946-1272.
Northern Essex Names Dolan-Wilson New VP of Institutional Advancement
Changes this summer are on the way at Northern Essex Community College. A Lowell woman, Allison Dolan-Wilson, began her post last week as the vice president of institutional advancement. Dolan-Wilson has had a long career working related posts at other colleges, most recently serving as the executive director of alumni relations at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. At Northern Essex, she will be in charge of fundraising, communications and workforce development. Lane Glenn, president of Northern Essex says Dolan-Wilson will be a great addition to their team.
Haverhill Public Meetings: Week of July 8
The Haverhill Retirement Board meets at 9:00 a.m. in room 303 of City Hall, 4 Summer St., Haverhill. The City Council holds its regular session at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers, room 204 of City Hall. River Street's proposed marijuana shop CNA Stores, goes before the Council in an effort to receive a special permit, with CEO Robert DiFazio outlining the store's security and parking plan, among other operating procedures. Wednesday, July 10
At 7 p.m. in room 202, the Planning Board meets to discuss an application for construction of 13 new, nonprofit multifamily housing units at 20 Newcomb St. Thursday, July 11
The Haverhill Conservation Commission meets, with members expected to consider a construction project for four new single-family homes on Bradford's Montvale Street.
Pentucket Players Stage "Pippin" July 12-14 at Bradford Country Club
Merrimack Valley theater group The Pentucket Players are set to perform "Pippin" under the Bradford Country Club tent for four shows July 12-14 at the Bradford Country Club, 201 Chadwick Road, with tickets on sale now. The Tony Award winning musical follows a mysterious theater troupe and retells the extraordinary life of the son of medieval King Charlemagne. Featuring music written by Stephen Schwartz, the Broadway version of "Pippin" was directed by Bob Fosse. Tickets for the Pentucket Players show are $28, with dinner included for $60. To purchase tickets or for more information, call 978-521-9259.
Haverhill Chamber Hosts Workouts on Boardwalk This Summer—Starting Saturday
Work out—outdoors! Beginning Saturday, July 6, the Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce offers free workouts at Harbor Place on the outdoor boardwalk. Classes are held Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. weekly in July and August. Local fitness pros from The Giving Tree Yoga and Wellness Center, Cedardale Health and Fitness and Empowered Body are offering their services free of charge, with attendees asked to bring water and a mat for comfort. No advance registration is required and more information and a full list of classes is available by calling 978-373-5663.
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The Upper Midwest could see lows as cold as the 40s Tuesday morning.
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Fordson wrestling finishes 2-0 at KLAA East quad w/ PHOTO GALLERY
Dearborn High hosted a KLAA East wrestling quad on Wednesday and welcomed in rival Dearborn Fordson along with Livonia Franklin and Livonia Stevenson. Both the Tractors of Fordson and Patriots of Franklin were the top performers at the meet as each went 2-0 in their respective head-to-head matches.
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On Dr. Martin Luther King's day, we remember a global icon that has been an inspiration to men and women across the globe struggling for human rights for all. Despite all the serious human rights and civil rights challenges that are increasing nationally and internationally, we still believe…
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A crowd of concerned residents pack the media room Tuesday night at Salina Elementary School in Dearborn to voice their opposition to utility company Dearborn Industrial Generation's request to increase levels of air pollution emitted by its plant in the city's south end. Photos by Micah Walker -- For The Press & Guide
State Rep. Abullah Hammoud (D-Dearborn), who started an online petition against the permits, talks about his concerns at Tuesday's hearing with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
MDEQ District Supervisor Tracy Kecskemeti (center) and Lynn Fiedler (right), director of the Air Quality Division, listen to residents and community leaders voice their concerns regarding the two permits during the public hearing Jan. 16.
Community speaks out against permits to allow more air pollution in city's south end
By Micah Walker For The Press & Guide
More than 100 people filled the media room Tuesday night at Salina Elementary School as current and former state representatives, community leaders, and concerned residents attended a public hearing hosted by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality regarding two proposals from Dearborn Industrial Generation.
One of the permits submitted by the power plant is requesting a large increase in the amount of pollutants it can emit into the air.
PHOTOS: Community speaks out at public hearing on Dearborn air pollution
Located on Miller Road in the city's south end, DIG is a natural gas fueled facility. According to the website of CMS Energy Corporation, DIG's parent company, the plant consists of "two combined cycle units and one simple cycle gas combustion unit." In addition, three boilers produce natural and furnace gas in order to create electricity and steam. The website claims DGI can provide enough electricity to power up to 710,00 homes. The facility sits in a residential neighborhood and is within 1,000 feet of Salina Elementary.
The meeting was split into two sessions; an informational period where the MDEQ staff gave a presentation on the two proposals and answered the audience's questions, and a public hearing to give attendees a chance to express their thoughts on the matter.
One of the several people in opposition of the permits is State Rep. Abdullah Hammoud (D-Dearborn), who helped raise awareness about the public hearing, creating a Facebook page for the event as well as an online petition. In addition, he expressed his objection to the proposals in a letter addressed to MDEQ's permit section manager earlier this month, according to the Detroit Free Press. Hammoud also has a personal connection to his cause, as he grew up in Dearborn's south end.
"As you drive down Miller Road, all you have to do is open your mouth and nose and smell the iniquity that is happening in our community," Hammoud said during the meeting. "I think the idea of morality and ethics needs to be brought up in this argument and not simply legality. Yes, we fall below the standards, but is it morally and ethically responsible for the state of Michigan to continue this onslaught? To continue the killing of young children? I think the answer is a resounding no in this effort."
According to a MDEQ document, the first permit is a request from DIG for a new combustion turbine generator. The turbine's purpose is to provide a higher generating capacity during peak hours of electrical demand. The machine is expected to be 263 megawatts and supplied with burners to decrease emission levels of nitrogen oxides.
The second permit would allow DIG to increase the amount of formaldehyde emissions from 9.9 tons per year to 44. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, formaldehyde is a flammable gas and can cause health issues such as allergies and asthma, with long-term exposure increasing the risk for cancer.
Tracy Kecskemeti, the hearings officer and district supervisor for the MDEQ, said the reason behind the increase is due to DIG already producing over the amount allowed by the department's air quality division, which is 10 tons per year. If the proposal passes, DIG will be considered a hazardous air pollutant. However, the formaldehyde emissions will remain below the state health-protective standards.
In addition to amounts of formaldehyde rising if the permit is passed, the levels of several other pollutants will increase. Carbon monoxide is expected to increase as much as 913 tons per year, with nitrogen oxides elevating to 416 tons.
The public comment period for the new turbine began Oct. 11, while the formaldehyde increase permit opened Nov. 15. The period closed for both permits at the hearing.
"These proposed permits are drafts," Kecskemeti said. "The fact that we have draft permits does not mean a final decision has been made on either proposal. The decision maker may deny one or both permits, approve one or both as drafted, or approve one or both with amendments. If approved, the decision must specify which provisions of the draft permit, if any, have been changed in the final permit and state the reason for the change."
South Dearborn is known for its high levels of pollution. According to the University Research Corridor, the area's asthma hospitalization rate is two times higher than the rest of the state. In addition, the American Lung Association of Michigan recorded that Wayne County had the highest amount of pediatric asthma cases in the state in 2014.
The area also suffers from poverty, with 70 percent of residents having low incomes. Sixty percent of residents have little English proficiency in the highly concentrated Middle Eastern neighborhood.
While the MDEQ's air quality department does not believe the two permits will make Dearborn's pollution problem worse, residents and environmental justice supporters begged to differ.
Ali Baleed Almaklani, the executive director of the Yemen American Benevolent Association, has lived in the city's south end for several years.
"I think enough is enough," he said. "We've been suffering for so many years. Our children, our elderly. So I hope one day you will stop this pollution."
Another resident, Salah Ali, also expressed his concerns during the three-hour meeting.
"We are in a bad situation already, and I can't believe this is actually a discussion," he said. "I really hope you look at the effects that it does to human health and have some moral grounds within the organization to understand these are not livable conditions. A very close friend died a couple of months ago, and he was a huge supporter of environmental quality. And he is a statistic. How many statistics do we need to really understand the effects?"
A nurse from Beaumont Hospital-Dearborn and lifelong resident was one of the many passionate people in the audience, as she set her focus on Lynn Fiedler, the decision maker for the proposals.
"I would hope that a decision maker would live in the community that is directly affected by all of the crap that we are breathing in," she said. "I would say about 85 percent of my patients have asthma and a little more have COPD. I want you to think about that, Lynn because you're not directly affected by this. Do you understand our frustration?"
Former State Rep. Rashida Tlaib was also in attendance, and she expressed her opinions during the public hearing portion. She asked Kecskemeti and Fiedler if the MDEQ attempted to find any cleaner alternatives to the turbine and formaldehyde. Since the hearing consisted of the comment portion, the two women did not answer any of Tlaib's questions.
"The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, I urge you all to look at the cumulative impact of all the emissions," she said. "That is, to me, what impacts us the most."
According to a MDEQ staffer, the final decision about the permits will be made in the next two weeks.
For more information on the permits, visit deq.state.mi.us/aps/cwerp.shtml.
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I have never heard anybody say motherhood is exactly how they thought it would be. Same goes for Mother's Day. Like motherhood itself, I had opinions and ambitions and ideas about what Mother's Day was supposed to look like. I would wake up (looking gorgeous and not at all tired) to french press coffee and fresh flowers and perfect pancakes just misshapen enough for me to know that my kids had helped make them. Breakfast would be followed by a long, sunny hike on which there would be no complaining or perspiration. The day would come to a close with presents and wine and general peacefulness. That is not at all what Mother's Day looks like though, that is what a fabric softener commercial looks like.
My first Mother's Day was a relative success, mostly because Shep was only a few months old and spent most of his time sleeping, waking to eat, poop, and smile at us. For my second Mother's Day, we went to idyllic Vogel State Park in Georgia, plopped him in the Ergo and walked together for hours. Mike changed most of the diapers and I felt like we could accomplish anything with our tiny, portable human. My third Mother's Day fell on the due date of the baby we lost. We had gotten pregnant easily after Shep and thought that we would never have to live through miscarriage again. We were wrong. The weekend was about survival not celebration and that was okay. My fourth Mother's Day, was a flaming hot disaster.
I was 37 weeks pregnant with Delaney, Mike and I had to go to a weekend wedding out of town. We dropped Shep, a wild animal threenager, off in Kentucky to stay with his aunties for the weekend and listened to the audio version of Janet Lansbury's "No Drama Discipline" the whole drive. I felt helpless and hormonal and like I was barely hanging on. At the wedding, I wore a bridesmaid's dress that was the wrong shade of pink and hardly fit around the extra 55 lbs I was carrying in my belly (… and my ankles and my face). I stood beside a lineup of the most ideally shaped women I have ever seen and sneeze-peed on myself when while our friends said "I do" with a light in their eyes and I couldn't ever imagine getting back. Mike got drunk, wedding drunk, everyone did. Except for me.
The next day was Mother's Day, Mike woke up devastatingly hungover, he forgot to get me a card, he forgot to do anything at all. I was so upset that I hardly spoke to him on the drive back to Nashville and sent him to Kentucky to get Shep alone. The house was empty except for the cat and me and the little baby Delaney in my belly. I sat on the couch and ate peanut butter by the spoonful and felt her press around my abdomen. I was still and I thought about everything our little family had been through and about all of the things that were to come. I let my life slow down for a second and though there were no people, no flowers, or cupcakes, I celebrated myself for becoming the mama I was. I said thank you to my body for carrying two glorious little humans, to my heart for extra stores of energy and love that I never knew it had, and to my brain, for forgetting to pack Shep's school water bottle, but always remembering the words to Little Blue Truck.
Shep burst through the door with big hugs and all the energy, Mike followed with big hugs and all the remorse. We spent the evening together and ordered takeout and laughed. We even used the new "No Drama" techniques and they worked. For a moment, I feft like we could accomplish anything with our rambunctious, bright light of a boy.
This year for Mother's Day, whether I get my weirdly shaped pancakes or peonies or nothing at all, I will remember to take a moment alone and say Happy Mother's Day to myself, to reflect upon the incredible changes and joys and sacrifices that make this gig what it is … hard and beautiful and wonderful and messy and unlike anything else in the world.
I hope you have a magical Mother's Day and I hope that your people celebrate you wildly. Most of all though, mama, I hope you take a minute to celebrate yourself. You truly are incredible. We are truly incredible.


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Steven Gerrard — "We're fighting to the end for the title"
Steven Gerrard described Liverpool's performance in their 3-0 victory at Man United on Sunday as "magnificent", saying it is important the Reds have turned their away form around.
The Reds skipper scored two penalties, but missed a third, before Luis Suarez sealed the victory late on to wrap up a comprehensive 3-0 victory for Brendan Rodgers' side.
It was a result that moves Liverpool back to second in the Premier League, and after Chelsea's 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa on Saturday, throws the title race wide open.
It was also Liverpool's first victory at Old Trafford for five years when they beat their arch rivals 4-1 under Rafa Benitez.
"I've come here many times and been played off the park. They're a fantastic team," he told Sky Sports.
"This is one of the most difficult places to come in the Premier League so to come here and dominate from start to finish, we're still going away slightly disappointed that we never got more goals.
"It's a fantastic day personally, getting a couple of goals. We came here to win the game.
"I said before the game it's difficult and we need to just take each game as they come and try and win them all.
"We'll enjoy tonight. We need to move on very quickly because Cardiff's going to be tough.
"I think we've shown today that we're genuine contenders and we're going to fight to the end for this."
Cardiff v Liverpool gets underway at 3pm next Saturday, 22nd March, before the Reds return to Anfield for two home games against Sunderland and Tottenham before the end of the month.
Manchester United 0-3 Liverpool: Reds turn tides to keep Premier League dream alive
Liverpool owner, players and fans jubilant after 3-0 win at Man United
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Legături externe

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Monster Jam is coming back to Fresno!
The all-star truck lineup will include fan-favorites like Grave-digger, Zombie, and El Toro Loco.
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- The roar of monster trucks is coming back to Fresno.
Monster Jam is making its way back to the Save Mart Center.
Some of the world's biggest and loudest trucks will be back in Fresno from August 20 through August 22.
There will be a total of four shows over that weekend and the Save Mart Center is welcoming fans back at 100% capacity.
"Just to be back and seeing fans again, it's an amazing experience again. I came from being a fan myself to now I'm a driver. I know the fans are itching to be back in one of those seats. I'm just happy to be back," said El Toro Loco driver, Armando Castro.
Tickets start at $20. You can get them online.
The Save Mart Center requires event-goers to follow California health guidelines and wear a mask if they are not vaccinated.
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Trump's Shittiest Surrogates Are His Own Children (and Jared)
CHIPS OFF THE OLD BLOCK
Eric and Junior, both hoping to inherit the presidency the same way they inherited the heap of debt and grift that is the Trump Organization, may not even be the worst of the lot.
Molly Jong-Fast
Updated Oct. 31, 2020 10:40PM ET / Published Oct. 29, 2020 5:11AM ET
Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/Getty
The president's kids may be their father's favorite surrogates, but it's becoming increasingly obvious that they aren't America's. Their closing argument that nepotism is bad is not landing the way that they may have hoped. Yes, perhaps the Trump offspring, best known for their work in the Trump Organization and the Trump campaign, are not the best people to make the case against nepotism.
You'll remember America as the country that was formed as a reaction to dynastic power systems or, as they're called in England, monarchies. While Junior and Eric try to make the case that Hunter Biden's addiction (and his old laptop) should discredit his father's presidential race, they are actually making the opposite case. At least Hunter has a law degree from Yale, served on the board of Amtrak, and tried (admittedly with mixed success) to serve his country in its military reserves. The Trump boys have only ever worked for dad's business and his campaign, if those even count as two separate entities.
And while Hunter has lived as a private citizen, Ivanka and Jared continue cosplaying as government officials. On Wednesday, Bob Woodward released a taped conversation from April 2020 with Slender Man Kushner boasting that his father-in-law was "getting the country back from the doctors," and that America was now in the "beginning of the comeback phase." Kushner added, "It was almost like Trump getting the country back from the doctors. Right? In the sense that what he now did was, you know, he's going to own the open-up." This would of course mean that Trump, who went on to promote hydroxychloroquine and then bleach as miracle cures, does actually own the 150,000 COVID-19 deaths after April.
Kushner, like the Trump boys, is a self-made man, one who pulled himself up by his own bootstraps after his dad paid Harvard $2.5 million to accept him and who later graduated to running the family business into a deep hole while his dad was in prison by buying an aging skyscraper for a then-record $1.8 billion just before the market crashed—a ruinous deal that Qatar eventually helped bail the by then first son-in-law out of. He brought all those accomplishments to his role running a shadow coronavirus task force for Trump, which went about as well as you'd figure.
Never one to miss an opportunity to make enormous trouble, my podcasting partner Rick Wilson and his besties at the Lincoln Project made enormous billboards featuring the coronavirus death count and Ivanka and Jared's smiling faces. These billboards are up in Times Square as you read this. Needless to say, the Trumpies weren't pleased. Presidential lawyer Mark Kasowitz wrote to the group that these billboards are "an outrageous and shameful libel. If these billboard ads are not immediately removed, we will sue you for what will doubtless be enormous compensatory and punitive damages." This phrase is a common refrain from Kasowitz.
Protecting Ivanka is important to Trumpworld because the Trump campaign has decided that the white-toothed fake feminist is its last best hope to make suburban women love daddy again. Besides pretending to be a 1950s housewife, Ivanka also presents as the least overtly racist of the first wave of Trump kids, though that's a low bar. She's in Wisconsin, talking about how "Wisconsinites eat 21 million gallons of ice cream a year," in Florida telling Cubans that "I bring a message from my father: America will never be a socialist country."
And then there's the president's less-ready-for-primetime daughter, Tiffany Ariana Trump, who cut the T from LGBT in her painfully cringe-inducing "TrumpPride" event in Tampa. Tiffany is like Eric without the "charm." What she lacks in charisma, perhaps she makes up for in blondeness. She is very blonde.
So they've got stuff competition for sure, but Uday and Qusay remain their father's worst surrogates, even as they've each been low-key toying with their own 2024 presidential runs. I feel like if they run together as a single person, they'd have a better shot at filling the IQ requirement. Just kidding, there is no IQ requirement to run for president, as we discovered in 2016. Junior posted a picture of a "Don Jr. 2024" flag to Instagram. noting in his usual thoughtful manner that it would "make liberal heads explode." Eric, who some say is actually dumber than his brother, liked a tweet on Saturday about "Eric Trump 2024."
I'm not sure how the boys have decided their father's disastrous presidency makes a case for their own candidacies, but they seem to feel they deserve to inherit the presidency the same way they inherited the heap of debt, grift, and money-laundering that is the Trump Organization.
As someone who got a boost from my own last name, I'd like to remind the Trump spawn that just because you were born on third base doesn't mean you've hit a triple.


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package com.huhaoyu.rx_wind.rx_realm;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import io.realm.RealmObject;
import io.realm.RealmResults;
import rx.Observable;
import rx.Subscriber;
import rx.functions.Func1;

/**
 * @author huhaoyu
 */
public class ResultsObservable<T extends RealmObject> extends Observable<RealmResults<T>> {

    public ResultsObservable(final Observable<RealmResults<T>> observable) {
        super(new OnSubscribe<RealmResults<T>>() {
            @Override
            public void call(Subscriber<? super RealmResults<T>> subscriber) {
                observable.unsafeSubscribe(subscriber);
            }
        });
    }

    public RealmObservableWrapper<T> toWrapper() {
        Observable<List<T>> o = this.map(new Func1<RealmResults<T>, List<T>>() {
            @Override
            public List<T> call(RealmResults<T> results) {
                List<T> ret = new ArrayList<>();
                for (T item : results) {
                    ret.add(item);
                }
                return ret;
            }
        });
        return new RealmObservableWrapperImpl<>(o);
    }

}

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Table grapes international situation, particularly Red Globe table grapes, has been changing the past three years. Few years ago, peruvian Red Globe FOB prices per box from January to March (seasons: 07/08, 08/09, 09/10) were beetween 18 to 22 dollars. This last year, according to final statements of important companies in the table grapes market, the average Red Globe FOB prices from January to March (seasons: 13/14, 14/15, 15/16) were around 12 and 13 dollars. The international trend indicates that Seedless varieties are, and will continue to be, the most profitable and that the prices for Red Globe grapes will not improve at any short time. Due to this low price factor many producers and exporters have taken drastic measures to stop losing money. Red Globe table grapes national market grew as the export market developed on different regions of Peru. At present time, the national market is an alternative to consider due to the constant growth that has been taking place year after year. Unfortunately, this has not been enough to attract the attention of producers and agro-exporters who are still betting on the export market. Because of the potential that the national market has and the uncertainty situation of Red Globe grapes, we decided to analyze the feasibility of producing and selling this variety at a national scale. One of the main characteristics of the national market is that product volumes are usually the export discard. In relation to the fields of Red Globe grapes, they are already implemented, highly productive and, because they will be destined to the national market from day one, it does not require any expensive labor or supplies to obtain volumes. Considering market characteristics and the aspects mentioned above, the present work will evaluate the feasibility of the production and commercialization of quality Red Globe grapes in Lima Metropolitana. With this, we want to identify which variables have influenced directly and indirectly in the way Red Globe grapes are sold in the national market and in the perception of its main actors: producers / exporters, wholesale market, supermarkets and final consumer. Strategies will be proposed to ensure that each actor contributes to the proper development of the grape marketing chain.


As students begin completing and filing out the entry form for the business idea, there will be a new section to pay close attention too. To give the BIG Idea Committee a better understanding of what kind of industries students are interested creating businesses in, we are adding a drop-down list of the 16 Career Clusters that are used to classify businesses into industries. This will not be a require field on the entry form, but would be a great opportunity for students to learn about all the different industries that are out there.
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Q: Can a STL map be used with keys of varying sizes Can a STL map be used for keys of varying sizes?
I don't have code for this. I'm still trying to figure out if this can be done and hence my question. (I'm the type that can spend too much time on an impossible problem. I'm hoping to learn from your wisdom).
I am working on a look up table that essentially has two keys. A numeric type key and a type specific secondary key.
For example the first level key is an enumeration:
enum key_type {
  E_ERROR = 0,
  E_INT   = 1,
  E_CHAR  = 2,
  E_STR   = 3,
}; // Yes I know you don't HAVE to specify the values for the enumeration

And then the secondary keys depend upon the key_type. The secondary key for an E_INT is an integer, for an E_CHAR is a character, etc.
Key: E_INT
2ndary Key Examples: 1, 2, 3, 4

Key: E_CHAR
2ndary Key Examples: 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'

Key: E_STR
2ndary Key Examples: "abc", "xyz", "pdq", "jrr"

My first reaction was to make this an array of map pointers. The first level key is used as the index into the array. Where the array index points at a map that supports the secondary key type.
+--------+
| E_INT  |------------------------------>+------------------+
+--------+                               | MAP with INT key |
| E_CHAR |---------------\               +------------------+
+--------+                \
| E_STR  |------\          \---->+-------------------+
+--------+       \               | MAP with CHAR key |
                  \              +-------------------+
                   \
                    \------>+------------------+
                            | MAP with STR key |
                            +------------------+

I know I can get the above to work, but I was thinking I could combine the two keys and have a single map, with a custom sort() algorithm to deal with the combined keys.
Am I completely nuts for thinking of this? If its not nuts, do you have any suggestions on how to proceed with this?
Off the top of my head I need to make an inherited class for the key where the base class provides a pure virtual function for the sort method, and then have inherited key classes for the E_INT, E_CHAR and E_STR, that implement the sort() method for their usage. Then I would use the base key class as the key for the map.
Comments?

EDIT 8/13/2010
I've been trying some solutions posed, as well as my original thoughts. I keep hitting problems. I did stumble across another stackoverflow article that mentioned type erasure which might do the trick for my differing keys.

EDIT 8/16/2010
Added an answer in the answer section below that shows the coded solution I implemented.

A: std::map requires strict weak ordering for the keys. If you can enforce single order on your different key types with custom comparator then it shouldn't be a problem.

A: While there's been many solutions presented... none of them is as elegant as:
typedef boost::variant<int,char,std::string> key_type;

typedef std::map<key_type, value_type> map_type;

Yep, that's all. A boost::variant is naturally ordered first by type and second (when types are equal) by the values they carry (if they can be compared).
I challenge anyone to find a simpler solution ;)

A: I think your approach is correct in terms of what you would do with the custom keys.
That said, if you can spare the overhead of having N maps vs. one map with a custom key, I would say do that since it's trivial and is quick.  You can even lazy load the maps and just hide the implementation behind another class.
EDIT: your custom comparator should be simple as well.  You could strictly order by enum first, and then for keys with the same enum value (CHAR, INT, STR, etc.) you should then just compare by the value.  This would guarantee the ordering required by the std::map.

A: You will need to wrap your two keys into a single object. Your new class will also need to be comparable. eg:
struct myKey
{
  int key1;
  std::string key2;

  bool operator<(const myKey&) const;
};

There is nothing stopping key1 and key2 being (smart) pointers. Once an object (like myKey) is comparable via the < operator, it can be used in a map.

A: If you use boost::Any in combination with a compare operator like in http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/Map.html. You should be able to use multiple types as key, as long as your operator can order them. If you use boost::Any they will occupy more space than the key itself, but the rest of the solutions shown here will also impose a bit of overhead.

A: will you ever have to sort all of the lists together?  If so, then your approach will be a pain when you try to access elements.
One stupid way to do it is to simply create a union type and a comparison function on the union:
typedef struct IntRecord {
    key_type key;
    int record;
};

typedef struct CharRecord {
    key_type key;
    char record;
};

typedef struct StrRecord {
    key_type key;
    const char * record;
};

typedef struct Base {
    key_type key;
};
typedef union Record {
    Base b;
    IntRecord i;
    CharRecord c;
    StrRecord s;
};

now your comparison function can look at each record's b.key to see what type should be used.

A: You could implement a class for the key that implements a < operator, something like this (untested):
struct UnionMapKey {
    int key_type;
    union {
        Error *err; // maybe pointer because complex types can't be in C unions
        int i;
        char c;
        string *s; // pointer because complex types can't be in C unions
    };
    UnionMapKey(const string &stringContent) { key_type = E_STR; s = new string(stringContent); }
    // other constructor overrides
    bool operator<(const UnionMapKey &rhs) {
        if (key_type != rhs.key_type) return key_type < rhs.key_type;
        if (key_type == E_ERROR) return err < rhs.err;
        // etc.
    }
    ~UnionMapKey() {
        if (key_type == E_STR) delete s;
    }
};

You probably also need a copy constructor, but I think you get the idea.  Once you iron out the wrinkles, this will work fine as a map key.  Honestly though, your array-of-maps solution is probably much simpler if it works for you.

A: The Solution I Implemented

The consensus was that it could be done. I sort of adapted on the type erasure concept, along with suggestions from others above. I have something that works now. The map key has to be an object that has a pointer to a polymorphic key object.
I tried having just the base object as the key type but when the map creates its copy of the key, it looked like it was just copying the base class.
So I naively switched to a pointer (key_base_c *). However, this then just did pointer comparison. My sorting wasn't even used.
After reading the type erasure information. I adapted my pointer solution by placing it inside of a multi_key_c object which forwarded its <, == and strIdx() calls to the key_base_c pointer I hid inside of it.
After writing a couple of derived classes, I quickly saw that this lent itself to being a template and my solution quickly fell into place.
I suspect there may be better ways to implement this, but here is what I have so far:
#include <map>
#include <sstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <utility>

//
// list of types to act as the primary key. The primary key dicatates the
// format of the secondary key.
//
enum e_types {
    E_ERROR  = 0,
    E_INT    = 1,
    E_CHAR   = 2,
    E_STR    = 3,
};

// Base class for the multi-key.
class key_base_c {

public:

    key_base_c (enum e_types    key_type) :
        key1(key_type)
        {};

    virtual ~key_base_c(void) {};

    virtual std::string strIdx (void) const {
        std::stringstream    ss_idx;

        ss_idx << key1;
        return (ss_idx.str());
    }

    virtual bool operator< (const key_base_c    &b) const {
        return (key_base_c::operator<(&b));
    }

    virtual bool operator< (const key_base_c    *p) const {
        return (key1 < p->key1);
    }

    virtual bool operator== (const key_base_c    &b) const {
        return (key_base_c::operator==(&b));
    }

    virtual bool operator== (const key_base_c    *p) const {
        return (key1 == p->key1);
    }

protected:

    e_types    key1;   // the primary key

};

// template    policy_key_c
//
// EVENT_TYPE_VAL    -  select the enumerated value to use for key1's value
//
// KEY2_TYPE         -  select the class to use for the second key. For built
//                      in types they use their default < and == operators,
//                      If a private custom type is specified then it must
//                      have its own < and == operators specified
//
template <enum e_types    EVENT_TYPE_VAL,
          class           KEY2_TYPE>
class policy_key_c : public key_base_c
{
public:

    policy_key_c (KEY2_TYPE    key_value) :
        key_base_c(EVENT_TYPE_VAL),
        key2(key_value)
        {};

    virtual ~policy_key_c(void) {};

    // return the index as a string.
    virtual std::string strIdx (void) const {
        std::stringstream    ss_idx;

        ss_idx << key_base_c::strIdx() << "." << key2;
        return (ss_idx.str());
    }

    //
    // operator <
    //
    virtual bool operator< (const key_base_c    &b) const {
        return (operator<(&b));
    }

    virtual bool operator< (const key_base_c    *p) const {

        // if the primary key is less then it's less, don't check 2ndary
        if (key_base_c::operator<(p)) {
            return (true);
        }

        // if not less then it's >=, check if equal, if it's not equal then it
        // must be greater
        if (!(key_base_c::operator==(p))) {
            return (false);
        }

        // primary keys are equal, so now check the 2ndary key. Since the
        // primary keys are equal then that means this is either a key_base_c
        // object or its a policy_key_c object.
        const policy_key_c    *p_other = dynamic_cast<const policy_key_c*>(p);

        // if NULL then it was a key_base_c, and has no secondary key, so it is
        // lexigraphically smaller than us, ergo we are not smaller than it.
        if (!p_other) {
            return (false);
        }

        return (key2 < p_other->key2);
    }

    //
    // operator ==
    //
    virtual bool operator== (const key_base_c    &b) const {
        return(operator==(&b));
    }

    virtual bool operator== (const key_base_c    *p) const {

        // if the primary key isn't equal, then we're not equal
        if (!(key_base_c::operator==(p))) {
            return (false);
        }

        // primary key is equal, so now check the secondary key. Since the
        // primary keys are equal, then that means this is eitehr a key_base_c
        // object or its a policy_key_c object.
        const policy_key_c    *p_other = dynamic_cast<const policy_key_c*>(p);

        // if NULL then it was a key_base_c
        if (!p_other) {
            // why? If the LHS is a key_base_c it doesn't go any deeper than
            // the base. Hence we don't either.
            return (true);
        }

        return (key2 == p_other->key2);
  }

protected:

    KEY2_TYPE    key2;    // The secondary key.

};

class multi_key_c {
public:
    multi_key_c (key_base_c    *p) :
        p_key(p)
        {};

    ~multi_key_c(void) {};

    bool operator< (const multi_key_c    &mk) const {
        return (p_key->operator<(mk.p_key));
    }

    bool operator== (const multi_key_c    &mk) const {
        return (p_key->operator==(mk.p_key));
    }

    std::string strIdx (void) const {
        return (p_key->strIdx());
    }

protected:
    key_base_c    *p_key;
};

// DO_TEST(x, op, y)
//    x, y: can be any derived key type
//    op  : The operation to do < or ==
//
//    Prints the operation being done along with the results of the operation
//    For example:
//        DO_TEST(a, <, b)
//    will print:
//        a < b: <results>
//
//    where <results> are the results of the operation 'a < b'
#define DO_TEST(x, op, y, expect)                                             \
{                                                                             \
    bool    retval = x op y;                                                  \
    std::cout << #x " " #op " " #y ": " << retval                             \
              << " = " << ((retval == expect) ? "pass" : "----FAIL") << "\n"; \
}

template <class C>
void
print_them (C              **pp_c,
            int            count,
            std::string    s_type)
{
    int    idx;

    std::cout << "\n" << count << " keys for " << s_type << "\n";

    for (idx = 0 ; idx < count; ++idx) {
        std::cout << "    " << (*pp_c)->strIdx() << "\n";
        pp_c++;
    }
}

int
main (void)
{
    std::cout << "\nBASE\n";

    key_base_c    base_error(E_ERROR), base_int(E_INT), base_char(E_CHAR);
    key_base_c    base_str(E_STR);

    key_base_c    *key_base_array[] = {
        &base_error, &base_int, &base_char, &base_str
    };

    print_them(key_base_array,
               (sizeof(key_base_array) / sizeof(key_base_array[0])),
               "key_base_c");

    DO_TEST(base_error, < , base_error,  false);
    DO_TEST(base_error, < , base_int,    true);
    DO_TEST(base_int,   < , base_char,   true);
    DO_TEST(base_char,  < , base_str,    true);

    std::cout << "\n";
    DO_TEST(base_error, ==, base_error,  true);
    DO_TEST(base_int,   ==, base_int,    true);
    DO_TEST(base_char,  ==, base_char,   true);
    DO_TEST(base_str,   ==, base_str,    true);

    std::cout << "\n";
    DO_TEST(base_error, ==, base_int,    false);
    DO_TEST(base_int,   ==, base_char,   false);
    DO_TEST(base_char,  ==, base_str,    false);

    // INT
    //
    typedef policy_key_c<E_INT, int>    key_int_2;

    key_int_2    i1(1), i2(2), i3(3), i4(4);
    key_int_2    *key_int2_array[] = {
        &i1, &i2, &i3, &i4,
    };

    print_them(key_int2_array,
               (sizeof(key_int2_array) / sizeof(key_int2_array[0])),
               "key_int_2");

    DO_TEST(base_int,     < , i1,          false);
    DO_TEST(i1,           < , base_int,    false);

    DO_TEST(i1,           < , base_char,   true);
    DO_TEST(base_char,    < , i1,          false);

    DO_TEST(i1,           ==, i1,          true);
    DO_TEST(i1,           ==, base_int,    true);
    DO_TEST(base_int,     ==, i1,          true);
    DO_TEST(i1,           ==, base_error,  false);
    DO_TEST(base_error,   ==, i1,          false);

    std::cout << "\n";
    DO_TEST(i1,   < , i2, true);
    DO_TEST(i1,   < , i3, true);
    DO_TEST(i1,   < , i4, true);

    // CHAR
    typedef policy_key_c<E_CHAR, char>    key_char_c;

    key_char_c    c1('a'), c2('b'), c3('c'), c4('d');
    key_char_c    *key_char_array[] = {
        &c1, &c2, &c3, &c4,
    };

    print_them(key_char_array,
               (sizeof(key_char_array) / sizeof(key_char_array[0])),
               "key_char");

    DO_TEST(base_int,      < , c1,      true );
    DO_TEST(base_int,      ==, c1,      false);
    DO_TEST(base_char,     < , c1,      false);
    DO_TEST(base_char,     ==, c1,      true );
    DO_TEST(base_str,      < , c1,      false);
    DO_TEST(base_str,      ==, c1,      false);

    std::cout << "\n";
    DO_TEST(c1,            < , c1,      false);
    DO_TEST(c1,            ==, c1,      true );
    DO_TEST(c1,            < , c2,      true );
    DO_TEST(c1,            ==, c2,      false);

    std::cout << "\n";
    DO_TEST(c1,            ==, i1,      false);
    DO_TEST(i1,            ==, c1,      false);
    DO_TEST(c1,            < , i1,      false);
    DO_TEST(i1,            < , c1,      true );

    // STR
    typedef policy_key_c<E_STR, std::string>    key_str_c;

    key_str_c    s1("aaa"), s2("bbb"), s3("ccc"), s4("ddd");
    key_str_c    *key_str_array[] = {
        &s1, &s2, &s3, &s4
    };

    print_them(key_str_array,
               (sizeof(key_str_array) / sizeof(key_str_array[0])),
               "key_str");

    DO_TEST(base_int,     < , s1,         true );
    DO_TEST(base_char,    < , s1,         true );
    DO_TEST(base_str,     < , s1,         false);
    DO_TEST(base_str,     ==, s1,         true );
    DO_TEST(s1,           < , base_int,   false);
    DO_TEST(s1,           < , base_char,  false);
    DO_TEST(s1,           < , base_str,   false);
    DO_TEST(s1,           ==, base_str,   true);

    std::cout << "\n";
    DO_TEST(s1,            < , s1,      false);
    DO_TEST(s1,            ==, s1,      true );
    DO_TEST(s1,            < , s2,      true );
    DO_TEST(s1,            ==, s2,      false);

    std::cout << "\n\nNOW TESTING THE MAP\n\n";

    typedef std::multimap<multi_key_c, std::string>    multiKeyMap;

    multiKeyMap    myMap;

    multi_key_c    k1(&i1),  k2(&i2),  k3(&i3),  k4(&i4);
    multi_key_c    k5(&c1),  k6(&c2),  k7(&c3),  k8(&c4);
    multi_key_c    k9(&s1),  k10(&s2), k11(&s3), k12(&s4);

    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k1, "one"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k2, "two"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k3, "three"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k4, "four"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k1, "one.2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k4, "four.2"));

    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k5, "c1"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k5, "c1.2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k6, "c2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k6, "c2.2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k7, "c3"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k8, "c4"));

    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k9,  "s1"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k10, "s2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k11, "s3"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k12, "s4"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k12, "s4.2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k11, "s3.2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k10, "s2.2"));
    myMap.insert(std::make_pair(k9,  "s1.2"));

    multiKeyMap::iterator    pos;

    for (pos = myMap.begin(); pos != myMap.end(); ++pos) {
        std::cout << pos->first.strIdx() << " : " << pos->second
                  <<"\n";
    }

    return (0);
}

Output from this is:
BASE

4 keys for key_base_c
    0
    1
    2
    3
base_error < base_error: 0 = pass
base_error < base_int: 1 = pass
base_int < base_char: 1 = pass
base_char < base_str: 1 = pass

base_error == base_error: 1 = pass
base_int == base_int: 1 = pass
base_char == base_char: 1 = pass
base_str == base_str: 1 = pass

base_error == base_int: 0 = pass
base_int == base_char: 0 = pass
base_char == base_str: 0 = pass

4 keys for key_int_2
    1.1
    1.2
    1.3
    1.4
base_int < i1: 0 = pass
i1 < base_int: 0 = pass
i1 < base_char: 1 = pass
base_char < i1: 0 = pass
i1 == i1: 1 = pass
i1 == base_int: 1 = pass
base_int == i1: 1 = pass
i1 == base_error: 0 = pass
base_error == i1: 0 = pass

i1 < i2: 1 = pass
i1 < i3: 1 = pass
i1 < i4: 1 = pass

4 keys for key_char
    2.a
    2.b
    2.c
    2.d
base_int < c1: 1 = pass
base_int == c1: 0 = pass
base_char < c1: 0 = pass
base_char == c1: 1 = pass
base_str < c1: 0 = pass
base_str == c1: 0 = pass

c1 < c1: 0 = pass
c1 == c1: 1 = pass
c1 < c2: 1 = pass
c1 == c2: 0 = pass

c1 == i1: 0 = pass
i1 == c1: 0 = pass
c1 < i1: 0 = pass
i1 < c1: 1 = pass

4 keys for key_str
    3.aaa
    3.bbb
    3.ccc
    3.ddd
base_int < s1: 1 = pass
base_char < s1: 1 = pass
base_str < s1: 0 = pass
base_str == s1: 1 = pass
s1 < base_int: 0 = pass
s1 < base_char: 0 = pass
s1 < base_str: 0 = pass
s1 == base_str: 1 = pass

s1 < s1: 0 = pass
s1 == s1: 1 = pass
s1 < s2: 1 = pass
s1 == s2: 0 = pass

NOW TESTING THE MAP

1.1 : one
1.1 : one.2
1.2 : two
1.3 : three
1.4 : four
1.4 : four.2
2.a : c1
2.a : c1.2
2.b : c2
2.b : c2.2
2.c : c3
2.d : c4
3.aaa : s1
3.aaa : s1.2
3.bbb : s2
3.bbb : s2.2
3.ccc : s3
3.ccc : s3.2
3.ddd : s4
3.ddd : s4.2


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OTAT Learn
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OTAT Learn Course List:
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Advanced Topics: Design and Analysis of Shedding Studies
Zenobia Taraporewala Ph.D. provides an overview of the design and analysis of shedding studies that are conducted before licensure for OCTGT-regulated virus or bacteria-based gene therapy and oncolytic products.
Advanced Topics: Determining the Need for and Content of Environmental Assessments for Gene Therapies, Vectored Vaccines and Related Recombinant Viral or Microbial Products
Michael Havert, Ph.D., reviews the requirements for an environmental assessment for gene therapies, vectored vaccines and related recombinant viral and microbial products.
Determining Eligibility of a Donor of Human Cells, Tissues, or Cellular or Tissue-Based Products (HCT/Ps)
Michelle McClure, Ph.D., reviews the process for determining the eligibility of potential donors of human cells, tissues, and cellular and tissue-based products (HCT/Ps).
Preclinical Considerations for Products Regulated in OCTGT
Allen Wensky, Ph.D. provides a basic overview of preclinical considerations that make up one of the three key elements of an IND submission.
Special Protocol Assessment (SPA)
Steve Winitsky, MD provides some background and information on a 2016 draft guidance document related to the Special Protocol Assessment (SPA) process.
Ke Liu, MD, PhD, provides an overview of FDA's expedited programs for serious conditions (FDA guidance 2014), focusing on Breakthrough Therapy Designation (BTD).
Webinars and Outreach


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