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Q: onclick for all buttons with a data attribute I have three different boxes which all have a button inside.
I want to register an onclick event for every button with a specific data attribute.
I've started a jsfiddle, any suggestions?
http://jsfiddle.net/mwils/w6gofb30/

var buttons = document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]");

for (i = 0; i < buttons.length; i++) {
    document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]")[i].onclick = console.log(buttons[i]);
}

function letsGo(init) {

    var input = document.body.querySelector("input[name='amount']"),
        amount = parseInt(input.value, 10) * 100,
        url = "https://donate.shelter.org.uk/b?cid=152&freeamount=1&amount=";

    if (input.value === '' || parseInt(input.value, 10) >= 0) {
        window.location.href = url + init * 100;
    } else {
        window.location.href = url + amount;
    }
}

£33 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£33" class="shopping-1-input">
    <button data-donation="33" class="donate-button shopping-1-button">donate now</button>

£50 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£50" class="shopping-2-input">
    <button data-donation="50" class="donate-button shopping-2-button">donate now</button>

£188 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£188" class="shopping-3-input">
    <button data-donation="188" class="donate-button shopping-3-button">donate now</button>

A: While there are really many ways to do that i, most of the time, prefer a simple click delegation. I set that on elements that contain the buttons(could be the window or document.body itself).
To make it simple i show you that with a container first.

 <button>1</button>
 <button>2</button>
 <button>3</button>
 <button>4</button>
 <button>5</button>

here is the js
document.getElementById('container').onclick=function(e){
 if(e.target.nodeName=='BUTTON'){
  alert(e.target.textContent);
 }
}

What does this???
if i click on the container it checks if the target element is a button.
if yes it alerts the textContent of the button. simple right?
Doing so you avoid alot of extra variables.

In your case
document.onclick=function(e){
 if(e.target.dataset['donation']){
  alert(e.target.dataset['donation']);
 }
}

shorter
document.onclick=function(e){
 e=e.target.dataset; // reuse the variable e
 !e['donation']||alert(e['donation']);
}

using
<button data-donation="33">donate now</button>

DEMO's
http://jsfiddle.net/j8xgqfmk/
Extra
button text followed by $ symbol done with css
http://jsfiddle.net/j8xgqfmk/1/
preceded by a £
http://jsfiddle.net/j8xgqfmk/2/
but returning the desidered value
Why?

*

*No loops!!!

*Only one event handler!!!!

*Less variables!!!

*Short code !!!

*Faster then multiple complex eventhandlers.

other considerations:
var buttons = document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]");

for (i = 0; i < buttons.length; i++) {
 document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]")[i].onclick=console.log(buttons[i]);
}

Should be written
var buttons=document.querySelectorAll('button[data-donation]'),
    btnlength=buttons.length; //cache variables

for (var i = 0; i < btnlength; i++) { // var i
 buttons[i].onclick=function(){ //buttons is already defined
  console.log(this);
 }
 // and you need to pass a function to the onclick event
}

or even better
 function handler(e){
  console.log(this,e);
 }

 var btns=document.querySelectorAll('button[data-donation]'),
     l=btns.length;

 while(l--)btns[l].addEventListener('click',handler,false);

or the "Haters gonna hate" version
http://jsfiddle.net/Lbk1ueme/
var B=document.querySelectorAll('button[data-donation]'),
    L=B.length,
    I=0,
    H=function(){console.log(this)};

for(;I<L;B[I++].onclick=H);

https://stackoverflow.com/a/21353032/2450730
if you have difficulties to understand that i can help you to write it based on your requests. For any other question just ask.
keep stuff simple

A: Loop through your element array (as you already are doing) and use addEventListener to bind the click event to each...

var buttons = document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]");

for (i = 0; i < buttons.length; i++) {
    buttons[i].addEventListener('click', function(event) {
        alert(this.getAttribute('data-donation')); // alert the value of data-donation attribute
    });
}

£33 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£33" class="shopping-1-input">
    <button data-donation="33" class="donate-button shopping-1-button">donate now</button>

£50 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£50" class="shopping-2-input">
    <button data-donation="50" class="donate-button shopping-2-button">donate now</button>

£188 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£188" class="shopping-3-input">
    <button data-donation="188" class="donate-button shopping-3-button">donate now</button>

A: The problem is you are not attaching events correctly to the element. You are assigning console.log and not a function to it. Seconds querySelectorAll is expensive. You should not keep looking things up in a loop. Create a variable and store the live html node collection it returns into it.

var btns = document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]");
for (var i=0; i<btns.length; i++) {
    btns[i].onclick = function() {
        console.log(this);
        console.log(this.getAttribute("data-donation"));
    }
}

function letsGo(init) {

    var input = document.body.querySelector("input[name='amount']"),
        amount = parseInt(input.value, 10) * 100,
        url = "https://donate.shelter.org.uk/b?cid=152&freeamount=1&amount=";

    if (input.value === '' || parseInt(input.value, 10) >= 0) {
        window.location.href = url + init * 100;
    } else {
        window.location.href = url + amount;
    }
}

£33 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£33" class="shopping-1-input">
    <button data-donation="33" class="donate-button shopping-1-button">donate now</button>

£50 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£50" class="shopping-2-input">
    <button data-donation="50" class="donate-button shopping-2-button">donate now</button>

£188 could help a family find and keep a home

    <input type="number" name="amount" placeholder="£188" class="shopping-3-input">
    <button data-donation="188" class="donate-button shopping-3-button">donate now</button>

A: You've got the selector right already, i.e. var buttons = document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]") is pulling in all the buttons having data-donation, but there's no need to do another querySelectorAll inside your loop, you just need to reference each button in your result with buttons[i].
Your other mistake is setting onclick = console.log(), instead of onclick = function() { console.log() }. So all you need to change to get it working is:
var buttons = document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]");

for (i = 0; i < buttons.length; i++) {
    var button = buttons[i];
    buttons[i].onclick = function() { console.log(button) };
}

http://jsfiddle.net/w6gofb30/4/

A: document.querySelectorAll("button[data-donation]").every(function(e,i,a){
    e.addEventListener("click", function(){
        console.log(this);
        console.log(this.getAttribute("data-donation"));
    }, false);
});

but before this u need:
NodeList.prototype.every = function(f){
    for(var k=0;k<this.length;k++)
        f(this[k],k,this);
}

http://jsfiddle.net/sa0ezut7/


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Dominicus Geyer  (ur. w 1662, zm. w 1726) – prawdziwe nazwisko Mathias Xavier Geyer (imię zakonne Dominicus), 42 opat zakonu cystersów w Krzeszowie.

Dominik Geyer urodził się w Nysie w 1662. Kształcił się w jezuickim gimnazjum w Nysie. W młodzieńczym wieku zdarzył się nieszczęśliwy wypadek, który zadecydował o powołaniu Geyera. Przyczyną była kość, która utkwiła w gardle, w agonii za ocalenie życia Geyer ślubował pobożność, którą dotrzymał do końca. Wstąpił do zakonu cystersów. W wieku 34 lat został wybrany opatem zakonu cystersów w Krzeszowie. Dbał o rozkwit opactwa i stan podległych świątyń. W 1703 roku powiększył dobra krzeszowskie nabywając od rodu von Zedlitz zamek w Bolkowie z okolicznymi posiadłościami. W 1703 roku uzyskał potwierdzenie fundacji probostwa w Cieplicach dla klasztoru. W czasie swojego panowania doprowadził do rozkwitu rzemiosło i rozwinął handel, przyczynił się do rozkrzewienia tkactwa, które przynosiło spore dochody. W 1707 roku sprowadził do Chełmska Śląskiego grupę tkaczy czeskich i zbudował dla nich zespół 12 domów drewnianych. W czasie rządów utrzymywano kontakty z Polską, doprowadził klasztor do wzrostu i dobrobytu, Krzeszów stał się głównym miejscem pielgrzymek na Śląsku. Owocnie działało Bractwo św. Józefa. Odnowił w Krzeszowie i okolicy kult maryjny, kult św. Anny, kult figurki Emmanuela oraz Czternastu Świętych Wspomożycieli. Zgromadził środki na budowę kościoła klasztornego w Krzeszowie. W czasie jego rządów opactwo znajdowało się w rzędzie klasztorów błyszczących przykładem. Ostatnie lata opata Geyera były trudne z powodu płacenia wysokich podatków wprowadzonych w 1722 roku przez Karola VI. Po wylewie w 1723 roku w Świdnicy, który przeżył miał niesprawną prawą rękę. Zmarł w 1726 w Cieplicach w wieku 64 lat. Prosił, aby pochowano go przed ołtarzem Jezusa Emmanuela. Po wybudowaniu nowego kościoła klasztornego został pochowany w kaplicy św. Bernarda, płyta nagrobna opata została umieszczona w posadzce przed ołtarzem św. Bernarda z Clairvaux. Dominicus Geyer zbudował i zabezpieczył wiele kościołów i kaplic, zajmuje honorowe miejsce w historii śląskiego baroku. Zwracał uwagę z całą surowością na pobożność i wiarę. Zniósł własność prywatną mnichów.

Dokonania
Zarządzając opactwem krzeszowskim stał się budowniczym szeregu obiektów kościołów i kaplic – za jego inicjatywy m.in. wykonano:
 1707 - wybudowano drewniane domy dla tkaczy w Chełmsku Śląskim, którym nadano imię Dwunastu Apostołów
 przebudowano kapliczki Kalwarii krzeszowskiej, na kamienne.
 zbudowano kościół i szkołę w Cieplicach.
 zbudowano kościół w Witkowie.
 1722 - budowa kościoła św. Anny w Chełmsku Śląskim
 zbudowano pałac opatów krzeszowskich w Świdnicy
 1699 - budowa kościoła w Lubawce
 1704 - zbudowano kościół w Starych Bogaczowicach
 1707 - renowacja kaplicy św. Wawrzyńca na Śnieżce
 1723 - zbudowano kościół w Ulanowicach w miejsce drewnianego powstał większy murowany
 zbudowano kaplice św. Anny na zboczach góry Grabowiec, koło Sosnówki, na Pogórzu Karkonoskim
 1703 - polecił wznieść w Starych Bogaczowicach dominialne zabudowania klasztorne – prepozyturę
 dominium cysterskie w Starych Bogaczowicach zostało powiększone o browar i słodownię
 ukończono całkowicie wnętrze sanktuarium św. Józefa w Krzeszowie.
Opat Dominik Geyer został sportretowany w przedsionku krzeszowskiego kościoła Matki Bożej i w mauzoleum Piastów

Przypisy

Literatura
 H. Dziurla i K. Bobowski, Krzeszów uświęcony łaską, Wyd. Uniwersytet Wrocławski, Wrocław 1997 r., .
 Dolny Śląsk. Monografia historyczna; pod red. Wojciecha Wrzesińskiego; Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego; Wrocław 2006.

Cystersi (biografie)
Urodzeni w 1662
Zmarli w 1726

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Paige said that she's here because there is accusation is being thrown around that she attacked someone who is so sweet and so nice and that is Natalya. Paige said that she didn't do anything to her and she knows that nobody believe's here, but she says that she only cares about two people in this world that I want to believe me. Paige ask Charlotte and Becky to come down to the ring so she can explain herself. Paige said that she wants to thank them for showing up because she thought they were ignoring her. Paige said that she's very happy to see them. Lynch tells Paige to hurry up her empty speech. Paige said that when Charlotte and Becky came up to the main roster she was genuinley excited. Lynch ask Paige if she really believed that the only reason Charlotte became WWE Diva's Champion was because of her father? Lynch ask Paige if she really believed that Lynch is irrelevant? Lynch ask Paige if she really thinks that they are going to buy into her speech after everything she has done. Paige said that she was very jealous of Natalya when she was tagging with Charlotte and Becky. Paige says that she wouldn't jepoardize their friendship and calls them family. Charlotte tells Paige to stop. Charlotte said that she's really trying to hard understand where Paige is coming from, but she can't because Paige of all people should know how it feels to win their first Diva's Championship.
Charlotte said that she sat at home and watched Paige win her first championship. Charlotte tells Paige that she had her moment. Charlotte says that you knew how much this meant to her. Charlotte said that Paige doesn't respect her and Paige can't handle that the fact that everything doesn't revolve around her. Charlotte says that she's three days away from having her first title rematch and Paige is here making this all about her. Team Bella shows up. Nikki said that when she became Divas Champion she didn't have all these issues. Brie asked if this is SmackDown or another episode of Pretty Little Liars. Brie said that I guess that's what happens when Charlotte clings on the greatest achievement any woman would want to obtain in this business. Nikki said that while baby Flair is dealing with beetlejuice (Paige) over there, she's been focusing one thing and one thing only and that is getting back her Divas Championship. Charlotte said that Nikki can call it her title, but she's the champion. Charlotte said that she doesn't want to wait for Hell in a Cell and tells Nikki to let's go. Paige tells Nikki that you don't talk to Charlotte like that and you have to go through her first. Brie brings up the fact Nikki constantly beats Paige. Nikki accepts Paige's challenge.
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Nikki and Brie Bella stop by to check on Charlotte and Becky since their leader is not here tonight.
Charlotte says there are no followers in PCB.
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Charlotte asks if they are still in high school and Brie mentions she graduated 13 years ago. Nikki says they misunderstood because PCB has gained so much momentum but Paige has been so busy with other things besides PCB.
Charlotte asks if they are supposed to be 'Fearless' and 'Dominant'. Why are you trying to turn us against Paige.
Becky says it is not going to work. They have one thing that Nikki and Brie do not have . . . respect. Respect and integrity. That makes two things. They have respect, integrity, and loyalty . . . that's three things.
Charlotte asks Nikki if she is the same person who turned against her flesh and blood last year at SummerSlam and wished her dead.
Charlotte says they will see you out there for their match.
Becky asks if they will be okay without Alicia here.
Nikki and Brie talk about what was said and they try to ignore what was said.
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Becky Lynch and Charlotte is out first followed by Naomi and Sasha Banks with Tamina. Charlotte locks up with Naomi and Naomi reverses into a monkey flip, but they stay locked up. Charlotte hits a monkey flip herself but they still stay locked up. Charlotte gets behind Naomi but Naomi reverses into a head lock. Naomi springboards and goes for a pin but gets a two count. Naomi runs at the corner, pops up and catches Charlotte with her feet and puts her face first for a stink face. Charlotte hits a chop and tries to go for the figure 8. Sasha Banks runs in and break it up for the DQ, but Becky Lynch runs in and helps Charlotte clear Team B.A.D out the ring. It's announced that the match is to be restarted as a tag team match.
Charlotte and Sasha start things off and Charlotte goes on the attack. Charlotte with strikes to Sasha and locks her in a headlock. Becky Lynch tags in and thy hit a double hip toss and elbow drop. Becky Lynch grabs the arm of Sasha but Sasha manages to push her into her own corner. Naomi tags in and grabs the arm of Becky, but Lynch manages to reverse it. Becky rolls up Naomi in a variety of ways but gets a two count. Becky hits a series of leg drops before Charlotte tags in. Charlotte hits a knee drop then flips Naomi over with her legs. Sasha gets the tag and runs in but Charlotte catches her in a roll up. Charlotte gets whipped into the corner but she flips over the ropes and lands on the outside. Charlotte manages to get a shoulder to the gut of Sasha but Naomi tries to pull Charlotte's leg off the apron. Charlotte manages to kick her away, the ref gets distracted and Tamina on the apron and hit a Superkick to Charlotte.
Sasha rolls Charlotte in and goes for a pin and gets two. Naomi tags in and they hit a double elbow on Charlotte. Naomi hits Charlotte with forearms and a running clothesline. Naomi with a headlock. Naomi hits an Enzuigiri and tags in Sasha Banks. They hit a double team move on Charlotte and then Charlotte gets whipped in the corner. Sasha runs at her but gets flipped over the ropes, Sasha manages to grab Charlotte by the hair before she can make the tag. Sasha locks in a submission with knees in the back of Charlotte. Charlotte gets out and flips Sasha and make the tag to Becky. Becky runs in and takes down Naomi who tagged in too. Becky hits a clothesline, a dropkick and hits a springboard kick. Becky with a T-bone suplex. Becky goes for the pin but Sasha breaks it up. Charlotte runs in and throws Sasha out of the ring, but Tamina pulls Charlotte out as well. Naomi hits a Codebreaker gets a two count. Naomi hits a slam, a leg drop and then locks in a headlock. Naomi hits an uppercut on Becky and locks in a modified headlock, and knees Becky in the back as we head to break.
As we return Sasha Banks is in control of Becky Lynch and Naomi makes a tag. Naomi stomps away at Lynch. Becky tries to make a tag but can't as Naomi pulls her by the hair. Naomi hits a split leg drop. Naomi hits a running bulldog into the corner and Sasha tags in. Sasha locks in a modified headlock and slams her head against the mat. Becky rolls Sasha out of it and makes the tag. Charlotte hits a clothesline, chop and hits a spear. Charlotte goes for the pin but Naomi breaks it up at two. Naomi tries to roll up Charlotte. Charlotte goes for a clothesline but misses and Naomi takes down Charlotte. Charlotte rolls up Naomi, but the roll up ends up getting rolled through several times. Naomi ends up on top and grabs the tights of Charlotte for the win.


Discussion in 'Minor League Forums' started by Cuzittt, Sep 2, 2018.
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In related news, F.U. Larry.
Devers with his second sharp single to LF. Solid contact all 3 ABs.
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Drive deliver a 6-4 victory in the final game.
Alex Scherff surrendered one run on a Nick Pratto poke and five other hits over five frames; punching out a sextet. Marcos Lantigua let in three runs on four hits, two plunks, and a wild pitch in 1 1/3 innings; striking out a pair. Dominic LoBrutto allowed one hit and one walk while picking up five outs; two by way of the K. Devon Fisher whiffed one of the three batters he retired in the ninth.
Zach Sterry and Jarren Duran each delivered two hits and a walk in four sessions; Sterry with a zinger over the wall, Duran with a stolen base and a caught stealing. Kervin Suarez swatted a pair of doubles in four sessions. Ryan Fitzgerald flipped a double and drew a walk in four forays. Tanner Nishioka notched a single in four treks. Frankie Rios received two free passes in four trips. Jordan Weems walked once in four jaunts. Everlouis Lozada was unable to reach in three excurciating excursions. Charlie Madden had a quartet of maddening matchups.
Lowell walks off a winner in their finale, 5-4 in 10.
Yorvin Pantoja yielded two runs (one earned) on two hits and two walks over five frames; whiffing a pair. Danny Bethea gave up a walk and recorded two outs in the sixth. Logan Browning let in two runs on a walk and three hits – including a Kingston Liniak long ball – over 1 2/3 innings; striking out four. Kris Jackson pitched the final 2 2/3 frames in scoreless fashion; punching out a quartet.
Tyler Esplin and Trey Ganns each garnered two hits and two walks in five excursions; Ganns with a double. Dylan Hardy hit a double and drew a walk in four forays. Alan Marrero mashed a double and was hit by a pitch in five matchups. Korby Batesole blooped a single and earned a free pass in five treks. Juan Carlos Abreu ended the game with a single in the 10th; his only hit in five contests. Nicholas Northcut struck out all three times he came to the plate before being replaced by Xavier LeGrant who was unable to reach in his up before being pinch hit for by Ramfis Berroa who blooped a single in the ninth. Cole Brannen and Jonathan Ortega each had a quintet of odious opportunities.
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Amid COVID 19 crisis, CLINIC calls for Justice Department to put the brakes on rule that would price immigrants out of immigration court
Amid COVID-19-crisis, CLINIC calls for Justice Department to put the brakes on rule that would price immigrants out of immigration court
SILVER SPRING, Maryland — Joined by more than 100 organizations, CLINIC called on the Justice Department to freeze the rulemaking process on proposed significant fee increases, in light of the coronavirus/COVID-19 crisis. The increases would apply to fees for appealing decisions and filing applications for relief in the immigration court system. In spite of the national emergency and related work disruptions from stay-at-home orders, the Justice Department has not extended the comment deadline, or even responded.
"The Justice Department is using these fee increases to price people out of justice," said Victoria Neilson, managing attorney in CLINIC's Defending Vulnerable Populations program. "Even as it becomes more difficult to get a fair day in immigration court, the Justice Department proposes to raise fees for appeals to $975. This rule also adds a fee for asylum applications in removal proceedings for the first time. It is shameful to force the most vulnerable to pay fees to seek safety from persecution."
The fee increases would be the first for immigration appeals in three decades. The increases range from $30 to $865. The largest, of nearly 800 percent, would raise the cost from $110 to $975 to appeal an immigration judge's ruling. The changes grossly exceed rates of inflation. The proposal would make the cost of an appeal in the immigration court system almost double what it is in federal court.
Even before the COVID-19 crisis, CLINIC had urged the Justice Department to provide more time for public comments. The Feb. 28 notice of proposed rulemaking only gave a 30-day comment period instead of the typical 60-day period.
"Pushing this rule through in the midst of a public health crisis demonstrates that the administration's cruelty has no bounds," said CLINIC Advocacy Director Jill Marie Bussey. "Any and all new rules affecting immigrants and our immigration system should stop during this national emergency. Failure to do so is blatantly inhumane."
See CLINIC's public comment on the proposed rule.
This effort is part of CLINIC's ongoing work to protect immigrants from additional barriers to obtaining and maintaining legal status during the coronavirus crisis. Other efforts include:
Joining legal challenges to immigrant detention, with a focus on the dangers posed by the pandemic;
Calling upon U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to adapt procedures, such as by suspending all in-person services and automatically extending green cards; and
Urging the closure of all immigration courts until court sessions no longer pose a health risk to immigrants and all others involved.
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CLINIC Calls on Biden-Harris Administration to Protect Immigrants' Inherent Dignity: Bold Action Needed in First 100 Days, and Beyond
SILVER SPRING, Maryland — Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. welcomes President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris' renewed leadership of the United States.
Federal Administrative Advocacy, Asylum and Refugee Law, Citizenship and Naturalization, Religious Immigration Law, DOJ Recognition and Accreditation, Enforcement and Detention, Immigrant Integration
DHS' proposed "biometrics" rule is an affront to our fundamental beliefs
SILVER SPRING, Maryland — The U.S. Department of Homeland Security published a proposed rule on Sept. 11, 2020, that would dramatically expand the types of biometric data the Department collects on immigrants and U.S. citizens. The public is being given just 30 days to analyze and comment on a massive proposed rule — 328 standard pages — that would impact many types of U.S. immigration petitions and applications, including asylum, family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, religious worker visas and programs Congress created to support survivors of domestic violence and trafficking.
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Interfaith community comes out in force against the administration's proposal to end asylum
SILVER SPRING, Maryland — The administration's efforts to effectively end asylum have been met with a massive outpouring of opposition from the public, particularly the interfaith community. The public comment period closed on July 15, with over 79,000 comments recorded. The Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., or CLINIC, gathered nearly 10,000 public comments from faith voices.
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Saudi Shia seek greater rights
Saudi Arabia's minority Shia, encouraged by their new monarch's pledge to serve all subjects fairly, have petitioned King Abdullah with pleas for prisoner releases and equal opportunities.
King Abdullah has promised justice without discrimination
Shia are believed to make up around 10% of Saudi Arabia's native population of 16 million and complain of being marginalised by a government closely attached to religious conservatives who consider Shia beliefs heretical.
Shia delegations from Saudi Arabia's oil-producing Eastern Province and its southern region of Najran have separately visited King Abdullah since his accession last month.
"Our visit was mainly about political prisoners, asking for their release," said Jaafar al-Shayeb, from the Eastern Province where most of the country's Shia Muslims live.
Pledging allegiance
Five representatives from Najran's smaller Ismaili Shia community also handed Abdullah a list of requests 10 days ago when they met him to pledge allegiance.
Their requests included the release of prisoners, a bigger role in state affairs and the return of Shia they said were forcibly moved from Najran after a fierce government crackdown
five years ago.
A think-tank warns of sectarian
strife if discrimination continues
Abdullah, who as crown prince launched a "national dialogue" two years ago that brought Saudi Sunnis and Shia together for talks, has overseen a modest easing of restrictions on Shia in the Eastern Province.
When he succeeded his half-brother Fahd last month, he promised to work "to achieve justice and righteousness, to serve all people without discrimination".
Shayeb said the request for prisoner releases was prompted by a pardon Abdullah granted to five reformists a week after his accession, as well as an amnesty for several Libyans held over a suspected plot to assassinate him in 2003.
He said the Shia had asked for the release of 10 political prisoners. "There was a promise that they will review their cases," he said, adding that nothing yet had emerged.
Cabinet post demand
The petition from Shia in Najran, on the southern border with Yemen, asked that they be given a chance to serve in the cabinet, consultative shura council and other state bodies.
It also asked that prisoners jailed after the unrest in 2000 in Najran be included in Abdullah's amnesty and for "large numbers" of people transferred out of the province to return.
Last week a think-tank warned that Saudi Arabia - considered the birthplace of Islam - risked undermining a decade of mainly peaceful sectarian ties unless it offered Shia a bigger government role and curbed discrimination.
The International Crisis Group said the overthrow of Saddam
Hussein, ending decades of minority Sunni rule in neighbouring
Iraq, had emboldened Shia and heightened Sunni fears in


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# Built-in I/O Transforms

This table contains the currently available I/O transforms.

Consult the [Programming Guide I/O section]({{site.baseurl }}/documentation/programming-guide#pipeline-io) for general usage instructions, and see the javadoc/pydoc for the particular I/O transforms.

  Language
  File-based
  Messaging
  Database

  Java

Beam Java supports Apache HDFS, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and local filesystems.

FileIO (general-purpose reading, writing, and matching of files)

AvroIO

TextIO

TFRecordIO

XmlIO

TikaIO

ParquetIO

Amazon Kinesis

AMQP

Apache Kafka

Google Cloud Pub/Sub

JMS

MQTT

RabbitMqIO

SqsIO

Apache Cassandra

Apache Hadoop Input/Output Format

Apache HBase

Apache Hive (HCatalog)

Apache Kudu

Apache Solr

Elasticsearch (v2.x, v5.x, v6.x)

Google BigQuery

Google Cloud Bigtable

Google Cloud Datastore

Google Cloud Spanner

JDBC

MongoDB

Redis

  Python/Batch

Beam Python supports Apache HDFS, Google Cloud Storage, and local filesystems.

avroio

parquetio.py

textio

tfrecordio

vcfio

Google BigQuery

Google Cloud Datastore

Google Cloud Bigtable (Write)

MongoDB

  Python/Streaming

Google Cloud Pub/Sub

Google BigQuery (sink only)

# In-Progress I/O Transforms

This table contains I/O transforms that are currently planned or in-progress. Status information can be found on the JIRA issue, or on the GitHub PR linked to by the JIRA issue (if there is one).

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    Apache DistributedLog	Java
    BEAM-607

    Apache Kafka	Python
    BEAM-3788

    Apache Sqoop	Java
    BEAM-67

    Couchbase	Java
    BEAM-1893

    InfluxDB	Java
    BEAM-2546

    Memcached	Java
    BEAM-1678

    Neo4j	Java
    BEAM-1857

    RestIO	Java
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What A Wonderful World - Sheet Music & Tabs
From the album "Unforgettable." My recording of this arrangement was on the soundtrack of the TV series Dexter season 8 episode 1. For Solo Guitar. The download includes 3 parts: Score (Notation) only, Tabs only and Score & Tabs on 1 page. Difficulty: 1
Godfather - Sheet Music & Tabs
Speak Softly Love. Includes an easier version without tremolo (Difficulty 2) and the version I play on Youtube (Difficulty 4) both in Notation & Tabs.
Hallelujah - Sheet Music & Tabs
For Solo Guitar. The download includes 3 parts: Score (Notation) only, Tabs only and Score & Tabs on same pages. Playable with (Difficulty 4 )and without the tremolo ending (Difficulty 2).
Canon In D (Pachelbel) Sheet Music & Tabs Download
The arrangement I played on YouTube. For Solo Guitar. The download includes 3 parts: Score (Notation) only, Tabs only and Score & Tabs on 1 page.Difficulty: 4
17 What A Wonderful World (mp3)
This Solo Guitar recording was on the soundtrack of the TV series Dexter season 8 episode 1. 320kbps MP3 - Will play anywhere.
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Q: Scroll page with keypress according to focused element I am trying to achieve that on keypress, the page scrolls according to the focused div, at the moment, the keypress scrolls correctly through the divs but what I need to achieve is that the page scrolls with the focused item. At the moment it lags behind. The first few items are fine, but then the focused div goes lower than what is displayed on the page.
Here are the snippets of code that I am using:
This gets the keypress and works correctly on a page that does not need to scroll (less than a screen's worth of content):

And these are the elements (the first one is set as focused the others are not, the keypress cycles through them).

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There are a number (up to 20) of divs on each page.
I'm not sure how to make the page scroll down enough to show focused div.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

A: You can use html!
Choose where you want to scroll. for example a div. Add an id to the div.

Use an a tag to scroll the div. In the tag href section, write the id of the div you want to wrap using #.
Scroll Me To The Example Div !

yes now clicking this link will scroll you to the div with id exampleId.
You can shape the optional a tag like a button.

A: use like this
const scrolldown = () => {
const btn = document.querySelector("#sections");
btn.scrollBy({ left: 200, behavior: "smooth" });
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Over the past many years,, many regular readers of our site have time and again asked me the following questions—Which is the most powerful Hindu Mantra in the Universe? Or Which is the most powerful Mantra Chant in the World? There is no single correct answer to this question and the answers given by most Saints, Yogis and Gurus will never to able to satisfy everyone.
While pondering over the probable answers to the most powerful or beneficial Mantra in the world the points described below immediately com to mind. I hope, I will be able to satisfy at-least a few people with the reasoning given in this post.
1] Many devote Hindus would rate the Mahamrityunjay Mantra or the Gayatri Mantra or their favored Vedic Mantra as the most powerful Mantra in the Universe.
2] Shiv Bhakts would naturally rate Om Namah Shivaya – ॐ नमः शिवाय or some other Mantra dedicated to Lord Shiva as the most powerful Mantra.
3] Vishnu Bhakts would definitely say that Om Namo Narayanaya - ॐ नमो नारायणाय or any of their favored Vishnu Mantras is the most powerful Mantra in the whole Universe.
3] Likewise, most devotees of the various forms of the Divine Mother or Adi Shakti, Bhaivava, Ganesha, Hanuman or Guru Dattatreya would rate the Mantras of their favored deities as the best and most effective Mantra.
4] Some Seekers and Spiritualists will rate ॐ – Om or सोऽहं - Soham as the greatest Mantra. Others will swear by powerful Beej Mantras like Hreem – ह्रीं, Shreem – श्रीं or Kreem – क्रीं based upon the range of their vibrational frequencies.
5] Practitioners of Kundalini Awakening will name the unique Beej Mantras of the Seven Chakras based upon their personal experiences.
6] Last but not the least, practitioners of Shabar Vidya or Aghor Mantra Tantra, will argue that in today's Kali Yug only Shabar or Aghor Panth Mantras will be effective and quick to give results.
However, this is not just another generalized article, I would like to inform readers that based upon my own personal experiences the Mantra of Guru Dattatreya – Shri Gurudev Dutt- श्री गुरुदेव दत्त is a vibrant and live Mantra, which will help you tide over most problems and obstacles in your life.
Guru Dattatreya is the combined form of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh and is also the Guru of the Navnath Sampradaya.
People who wish to meditate upon this Mantra should visualize Guru Dattatreya as the Eternal Being or the Universal Guru.
The regular chanting of this Mantra will remove all harmful and destructive energies and vibrations from your being and protect you from dangers and calamities.
This Mantra is also a most effective and powerful Paap Mukti and Moksha Prapti Mantra or a Mantra to remove the ill effect of sins and give liberation.
Any reader who visualizes his or her Ishta Devta or favored deity as the Most Powerful and Benevolent God or Goddess can definitely concentrate upon any Mantra of that deity and chant it with faith and devotion because without faith and devotion no Mantra, no matter how powerful will ever be able to help you, if you do not believe in its power.
Is Sh Gurudev Dutt mantra itself ?
Yes, it is a most powerful mantra by iteslf.
मन्त्र साधना में गुरु की आवश्यकता प्रतिपादित की गई है .सात्विक मन्त्र बिना गुरु के जप किये जा सकते हैं ,परन्तु तांत्रिक मन्त्रों की साधना में गुरु का निर्देशन आवश्यक है .शाबर मन्त्र सिद्ध और निरापद होते हैं ,अतःसीधे प्रयोग में लाये जा सकते हैं .अच्छे ,समर्थ ,सक्षम ,विद्वान् गुरु का मिलना दुर्लभ है .अच्छा हो यदि गुरु के रूप में भगवान् शिव ,भगवान् दत्तात्रेय या गुरु गोरखनाथ में से किसी को गुरु के रूप में स्वीकार कर प्रत्येक शाबर मन्त्र के प्रयोग के पूर्व उनकी वन्दना की जाय ,उनसे अनुमति ली जाय तथा सफलता के लिए आशीर्वाद माँगा जाय .
दान कर दिया है "--इस कारण इनकी "दत्त "संज्ञा हुई .अत्रि मुनि के पुत्र होने के कारण इन्हे "आत्रेय "भी कहा जाता है ."दत्त "और "आत्रेय "-इन दोनों नामो के संयोग से इनका "दत्तात्रेय "नाम प्रचलित हो गया .
बिना कुछ खाये श्री दत्तात्रेय की पूजा कर श्रीदत्त स्तव के ९ श्लोको का ४० दिनों तक रोज नौ पाठ करने से मनोकामना पूर्ण होती है .
hi mr.satya nidhi..your comment in hindi i suppose is as an answer to my question as to how to say DUTT,thats what i am assuming.unfortunately i do not know how to read or write in hindi.if your comment is in response to my question,then please it would be appreciated if u can comment again in english about what you posted,for back here in malaysia we can only learn a few words in hindi by watching hindi movies.thank you mr.satya nidhi.
It was a general comment and not an answer to your question .Regarding the pronunciation of Dutt,it is pronounced as DATT.
thank you so much mr.satya nidhi.thanks again.
mr.neel sir,after reading your article on guru data,i am finally,i think,able to hold on or to chant one mantra.i hope that it would be so until death,i mean my death.holding on or chanting just one mantra actually produces or gives a lot of inner energy and aft reading this article and that too as u had said that its your personal experience,so i intend to chant it when ever and where ever i can.actually i hate anything to do with any religions,for i feel and do know that religions are one of the main causes of all the problems among humans,having said that,still i would say that holding on to one mantra gives joy and strength.i am not a hypocrite.but history and current world events,especially enmity among humans is mainly due to the birth of religions and religions on going hold on people.please correct me if i am wrong mr.neel or even mr.satya.thank you mr.neel.
I am a astrologer, i have suggested some remedies along with om shri gurudeva dutta mantra for no child problems for some couples..


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Hardly a day goes by when someone doesn't call me to announce that their company has the worlds first "total solution" to something. By the time I hang up I'm usually still not convinced there was a problem in need of a solution.
Fortunately, there's the NAB convention. Nothing like the NAB show to force manufacturers to put up or shut up. Without the NAB deadline, I'm convinced we'd have half as many new products as we do now. But still, how do you get to see them all?
Well, Broadcast Engineering is here to help.
Need some help with DTV technical issues? See page 92 for the DTV Answer Book. Want an advanced look at hot new products? That coverage begins on page 120. Lost? Check out the LVCC and Sands maps that are bound into this issue. And to make your trek more efficient, there is FASTtrack on 232.
So read on and enjoy. I'll see you at the show.
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Property seized in criminal investigations, or recovered items that go unclaimed are posted online through Police Auctions Canada, a website that operates similarly to eBay.
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When attending to retrieve your firearm at your scheduled appointment, you will be required to produce proof of registration and all valid firearms licenses and registration certificates.
If the firearm being retrieved is a restricted weapon, you will be required to produce an Authorization to Transport (ATT) from a Chief Firearms Officer.
You can apply for an ATT by calling 1-800-731-4000. To be eligible for an ATT you must have a valid firearms licence authorizing you to possess restricted firearms.
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Our Children At Risk examines why millions of today's young children may fail to reach their full developmental potential and considers the positive steps the U.S. can take to address this crisis. The program features families with young children who are going hungry and foregoing necessary medical care as well as children whose development is threatened by the destructive forces of poverty. Child advocates explore cost effective ways to ensure that all children get off to a healthy start. Among the experts interviewed are Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, Harvard Medical School, and Marian Wright Edelman, the Children s Defense Fund. As Walter Cronkite concludes, "the cost of reaching these children may be daunting, but the cost of failing to reach our children at risk is more than our society can possibly afford."
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George Patsis
CEO, President
George Patsis is the Founder and CEO of Obrela Security Industries.
George Patsis is a highly accomplished expert in information security with a proven track record in developing and implementing large-scale security programs for major Global 500 Corporations. As an Entrepreneur he holds a passion for identifying market opportunities and building brands. He pioneers and leads the design and development of innovative services and products in the area of strategic security intelligence and risk management.
George is also a) a member of the Athens Club, founded in 1875 and established since then as a social and intellectual center of a special brilliance, b) a regular member of the Hellenic Association of Mobile Application Services (HAMAC) and c) an active member of both the University College London (UCL) and Royal Holloway University of London (RHUL) Alumni.
George Patsis has studied Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University College of London (UCL) and holds a MSc in Information Security Management from the Royal Holloway University of London (RHUL).
In 2013 George was selected as a High-Impact Entrepreneur to join the most exclusive entrepreneur network in the world, the Endeavor Global Network.
George Daglas
COO, Vice President
George Daglas is a co-founder and COO of Obrela Security Industries.
He has over 15 years of professional experience in the domains of Security Operations Management and Security Governance and has been leading a multitude of large scale multidisciplinary Information Security projects in Europe, the Balkans and the Middle East, working with Multinational and Domestic organizations in the Banking, Telecommunications, Insurance, Consumer sectors.
His professional experience includes serving as Special Projects Advisor, Sales Manager and Principle Secure Telecommunications Engineer for Military and Commercial Organizations, as well as Principal Advisor in the public and private sector.
George, having a strong experience in marketing, business development and information technology as well as solid knowledge of European and Middle East market, is continuously pursuing new challenges in developing new business models, identifying innovative business products and service offerings.
Academically he holds a BSc in Business Administration and an MBA in IT and Telecommunications Management.
Dimitris Strevinas
Chief Engineer Officer
Dimitris Strevinas has acquired strong experience in the Information Security industry, leading the implementation and operations on large-scale security event management and analytics projects in diverse corporate environments. He has developed strong organizational and client-focused management skills by assembling, staffing and operating Security Intelligence & Operations Centers and coordinating Incident Response teams across multiple client engagements.
Dimitri's expertise extends into strategic R&D management, leading the development of innovative security services, products and integrations by identifying new technical and business challenges and designing effective and scalable solutions.
Dimitris has conducted numerous assurance, penetration testing, architecture and source code review engagements building unique skills in the defence, attack and engineering sectors.
Academically he holds a MSc in Electronics and Computer Engineering from the Technical University of Crete. His research interests include SIEM integrations, security intelligence, data analytics and evaluation of latest developments in the security industry.
George Menexis
George Menexis has more than 15 years of professional experience in various markets including IT & Telecom and Defense & Security. His experience includes serving as Product Manager, Senior Program Manager, Sales Manager and International Business Development Director in multinational companies in Greece and Europe including the Middle East where he has spent several years located there.
George has strong experience in developing business cases for Build Operate and Transfer (BOT) projects, negotiating BOT proposals and business plans between private and government stakeholders, developing and maintaining key customer commercial relations.
He holds a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Polytechnic School of Patras (GR) and an Engineering Business Management degree from the University of Warwick (UK).
Olga Chatzikosti
Olga Chatzikosti has more than 15 years of professional experience managing all aspects of Human Resources. Olga's expertise lies in the areas of Talent Management, Organizational Effectiveness and Development, Performance Management, Workforce planning and Post Merger Integrations.
Olga joined Obrela from Korn Ferry Hay Group where she was a Senior Consultant and was involved in several consulting project teams in South East Europe, the Balkans and the Middle East with big and complex organizations across industries/ sectors, having thorough knowledge in Financial Services, Oil & Gas, Media & Telecommunication, FMCG, Utilities, Pharmaceuticals, Manufacturing, Shipping and Non-Profit Organizations.
Academically, she holds an B.A. in Industrial Psychology and M.B.A. in Leadership & International Business from the University of Miami.
AbdulKarim Abughali
VP Sales & Operations, MEA
Karim is an entrepreneur and highly accomplished expert in the IT and IT Security. Karim has more than 20 years of solid experience in managing large scale systems integration companies, Sales and marketing, business development and large scale PMOs setup with track record in the Middle East, Africa and Canada market in senior positions for Multinational Companies and Systems Integrators like Siemens, Juniper Networks, MIS and Splunk.
Karim holds a bachelor's degree in computer Engineering from the University of Jordan and MBA in the International Business from the American University of London.
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MSS Operations Director
Dr George Papamargaritis has twenty years of professional experience in Enterprise Application Development, Technical Consultancy & Delivery of ICT Services, Information Security Management. He has been leading a multitude of projects in UK, Greece, European Union and Middle East for telecommunication, finance, corporate and public sector.
His professional experience includes serving as Senior Researcher (British Telecom), Senior Software Solutions Consultant, Chief Information Officer. George's expertise extends into IT Solutions Design & Service Delivery, Security Information & Event Management, Research and Development, Presales and bidding processes. Throughout his career path, George has been awarded for his contribution to technology entrepreneurship, and he has contributed to patent inventions, and academic publications.
Academically he holds a PhD in Computation from University of Manchester, an MSc in Human -Computer Interaction from University of London (QMW) and a BSc in Informatics (AUEB). He holds several certifications including ISO/IEC 27001.
Nikolaos Dimitriou
Program Office Director
Dr. Nikolaos Dimitriou holds a BSc in Informatics, a MSc in Information Systems & Technology and a PhD in Organizational & Knowledge Management Strategies for Collaborative Enterprise Networks, carrying significant research experience in the application of systems thinking and cybernetics in the analysis and design of socio-technical interventions in complex enviroments.
Throughout his career path, Dr. Nikolaos Dimitriou has been responsible for the delivery of Technical Consultancy Services & Project Management, mainly in the areas of ICT Strategy and Governance, Strategic & Operational Planning, e-Government, Inter-organizational Collaborations and Business Clusters Building as well as the presales & bidding processes of the Structural Funds/Community Support Framework.
Dimitris Apostolopoulos
Professional Services Director
Dimitris Apostolopoulos holds a Five-year Diploma in Computer & Communication Engineering from University of Thessaly and a MSc in Security of Digital Systems from University of Piraeus carrying significant research experience in digital and mobile forensics.
Dimitris has a professional experience in reviewing and developing complete Information Security Management Systems (Security Requirements Analysis, Information Security Policies, Standards, Procedures, Guidelines, and Data Classification Structures) and conducts Information Security Compliance and Risk Assessments.
Additionally, Dimitris is responsible for conducting Third Party Information Security Assessments on behalf of an International Banking Institute and one of the biggest Communications Service Providers in Greece. He also conducts Information Security Training and Awareness Sessions and has an active role in the development of the SWORDFISH Platform as the master Administrator and UAT specialist.
Nik Levantis
Nik Levantis has more than 10 years of professional experience both in Greece and abroad. He has developed strategic marketing plans for a variety of companies resulting to strong brand awareness, increase of company value and product favorability among consumers.
Prior to joining Obrela, he had created integrated marketing campaigns for companies in the UK, Greece, Germany and Canada leading to successful product placements and trustworthy relationships between customers and organizations.
Academically, his concentration lies in Applied Research in Communication and Behavioral Change at Johns Hopkins University.
Nik's unique capabilities in brand strategy, alongside his passionate approach and personal vision have led to a series of awards and distinctions, including Design Week and EBGE.
Antonis Psychas
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Dr. Antonis Psychas is a senior business and IT consultant, with extensive exposure in successful initiatives and projects, in the areas of business intelligence and analytics, as well as process analysis and improvement, mainly in Retail, Banking and Public Sectors.
Antonis has a strong background on IT, combinatorial optimization and math, with a primary interest in finding consistent ways of incorporating multi-layer business thinking into modern mathematical models and furnishing real value through enhanced visual technologies.
He holds, a PhD in Operations Research from the National Technical University of Athens and a Diploma in Computer and Informatics Engineering from the University of Patras.
Athanasios Nikologiannis
Obrela Labs Director
Athanasios has more than 5 years experience in the field of Information Security working exclusively as a Penetration Tester. His main interest is in Information Security, Research and Exploitation, Red Teaming Engagements, Systems and Network Penetration testing.
His official scientific education is at the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Technical University of Crete. His academic career provided him with a background on Unix and Linux systems, numerical computing and programming. His main focus includes Operating Systems' Internals, Operating Systems' Virtualization, Systems Security, Network Security and Open Source Software.
Athanasios Nikologiannis has participated in multiple complex and demanding projects regarding: System and Network penetration testing, Web application penetration testing, Social Engineering, Vulnerability Assessment, Digital forensics, System and Network Security hardening and Vulnerabilities mitigation.
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A Costa dos Mosquitos ou Costa dos Misquitos, também conhecida como Mosquítia, é uma região histórica do Caribe, formada pela costa atlântica das atuais Nicarágua e Honduras. Seu nome é alusivo à tribo indígena local, os misquitos, e foi dominada por muito tempo pelo Reino da Grã-Bretanha. A Costa dos Mosquitos foi incorporada à Nicarágua em 1894. Em 1960, no entanto, sua parte setentrional foi cedida a Honduras, por decisão do  Tribunal Internacional de Justiça.

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import logging
import multiprocessing
import os
import shutil
import subprocess
import sys
import tempfile
import time

from dependency_manager import exceptions as dependency_exceptions
from telemetry.internal.util import binary_manager

class MinidumpSymbolizer(object):
  def __init__(self, os_name, arch_name, dump_finder, build_dir,
               symbols_dir=None):
    """Abstract class for handling all minidump symbolizing code.

    Args:
      os_name: The OS of the host (if running the test on a device), or the OS
          of the test machine (if running the test locally).
      arch_name: The arch name of the host (if running the test on a device), or
          the OS of the test machine (if running the test locally).
      dump_finder: The minidump_finder.MinidumpFinder instance that is being
          used to find minidumps for the test.
      build_dir: The directory containing Chromium build artifacts to generate
          symbols from.
      symbols_dir: An optional path to a directory to store symbols for re-use.
          Re-using symbols will result in faster symbolization times, but the
          provided directory *must* be unique per browser binary, e.g. by
          including the hash of the binary in the directory name.
    """
    self._os_name = os_name
    self._arch_name = arch_name
    self._dump_finder = dump_finder
    self._build_dir = build_dir
    self._symbols_dir = symbols_dir

  def SymbolizeMinidump(self, minidump):
    """Gets the stack trace from the given minidump.

    Args:
      minidump: the path to the minidump on disk

    Returns:
      None if the stack could not be retrieved for some reason, otherwise a
      string containing the stack trace.
    """
    stackwalk = self._GetMinidumpStackwalkPath()
    if not stackwalk:
      logging.warning('minidump_stackwalk binary not found.')
      return None
    # We only want this logic on linux platforms that are still using breakpad.
    # See crbug.com/667475
    if not self._dump_finder.MinidumpObtainedFromCrashpad(minidump):
      with open(minidump, 'rb') as infile:
        minidump += '.stripped'
        with open(minidump, 'wb') as outfile:
          outfile.write(''.join(infile.read().partition('MDMP')[1:]))

    symbols_dir = self._symbols_dir
    if not symbols_dir:
      symbols_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
    try:
      self._GenerateBreakpadSymbols(symbols_dir, minidump)
      return subprocess.check_output([stackwalk, minidump, symbols_dir],
                                     stderr=open(os.devnull, 'w'))
    finally:
      if not self._symbols_dir:
        shutil.rmtree(symbols_dir)

  def GetSymbolBinaries(self, minidump):
    """Returns a list of paths to binaries where symbols may be located.

    Args:
      minidump: The path to the minidump being symbolized.
    """
    raise NotImplementedError()

  def GetBreakpadPlatformOverride(self):
    """Returns the platform to be passed to generate_breakpad_symbols."""
    return None

  def _GetMinidumpStackwalkPath(self):
    """Gets the path to the minidump_stackwalk binary to use."""
    # TODO(https://crbug.com/1054583): Remove this once Telemetry searches
    # locally for all dependencies automatically.
    stackwalk_path = os.path.join(self._build_dir, 'minidump_stackwalk')
    if not os.path.exists(stackwalk_path):
      stackwalk_path = binary_manager.FetchPath(
          'minidump_stackwalk', self._os_name, self._arch_name)
    return stackwalk_path

  def _GenerateBreakpadSymbols(self, symbols_dir, minidump):
    """Generates Breakpad symbols for use with stackwalking tools.

    Args:
      symbols_dir: The directory where symbols will be written to.
      minidump: The path to the minidump being symbolized.
    """
    logging.info('Dumping Breakpad symbols.')
    try:
      generate_breakpad_symbols_command = binary_manager.FetchPath(
          'generate_breakpad_symbols', self._os_name, self._arch_name)
    except dependency_exceptions.NoPathFoundError as e:
      logging.warning('Failed to get generate_breakpad_symbols: %s', e)
      generate_breakpad_symbols_command = None
    if not generate_breakpad_symbols_command:
      logging.warning(
          'generate_breakpad_symbols binary not found, cannot symbolize '
          'minidumps')
      return

    symbol_binaries = self.GetSymbolBinaries(minidump)

    cmds = []
    cached_binaries = []
    missing_binaries = []
    for binary_path in symbol_binaries:
      if not os.path.exists(binary_path):
        missing_binaries.append(binary_path)
        continue
      # Skip dumping symbols for binaries if they already exist in the symbol
      # directory, i.e. whatever is using this symbolizer has opted to cache
      # symbols. The directory will contain a directory with the binary name if
      # it has already been dumped.
      cache_path = os.path.join(symbols_dir, os.path.basename(binary_path))
      if os.path.exists(cache_path) and os.path.isdir(cache_path):
        cached_binaries.append(binary_path)
        continue
      cmd = [
          sys.executable,
          generate_breakpad_symbols_command,
          '--binary=%s' % binary_path,
          '--symbols-dir=%s' % symbols_dir,
          '--build-dir=%s' % self._build_dir,
          ]
      if self.GetBreakpadPlatformOverride():
        cmd.append('--platform=%s' % self.GetBreakpadPlatformOverride())
      cmds.append(cmd)

    if missing_binaries:
      logging.warning(
          'Unable to find %d of %d binaries for minidump symbolization. This '
          'is likely not an actual issue, but is worth investigating if the '
          'minidump fails to symbolize properly.',
          len(missing_binaries), len(symbol_binaries))
      # 5 is arbitrary, but a reasonable number of paths to print out.
      if len(missing_binaries) < 5:
        logging.warning('Missing binaries: %s', missing_binaries)
      else:
        logging.warning(
            'Run test with high verbosity to get the list of missing binaries.')
        logging.debug('Missing binaries: %s', missing_binaries)

    if cached_binaries:
      logging.info(
          'Skipping symbol dumping for %d of %d binaries due to cached symbols '
          'being present.', len(cached_binaries), len(symbol_binaries))
      if len(cached_binaries) < 5:
        logging.info('Skipped binaries: %s', cached_binaries)
      else:
        logging.info(
            'Run test with high verbosity to get the list of binaries with '
            'cached symbols.')
        logging.debug('Skipped binaries: %s', cached_binaries)

    # We need to prevent the number of file handles that we open from reaching
    # the soft limit set for the current process. This can either be done by
    # ensuring that the limit is suitably large using the resource module or by
    # only starting a relatively small number of subprocesses at once. In order
    # to prevent any potential issues with messing with system limits, that
    # latter is chosen.
    # Typically, this would be handled by using the multiprocessing module's
    # pool functionality, but importing generate_breakpad_symbols and invoking
    # it directly takes significantly longer than alternatives for whatever
    # reason, even if they appear to perform more work. Thus, we could either
    # have each task in the pool create its own subprocess that runs the
    # command or manually limit the number of subprocesses we have at any
    # given time. We go with the latter option since it should be less
    # wasteful.
    processes = {}
    # Symbol dumping is somewhat I/O constrained, so use double the number of
    # logical cores on the system.
    process_limit = multiprocessing.cpu_count() * 2
    while len(cmds) or len(processes):
      # Clear any processes that have finished.
      processes_to_delete = []
      for p in processes:
        if p.poll() is not None:
          stdout, _ = p.communicate()
          if p.returncode:
            logging.error(stdout)
            logging.warning('Failed to execute %s', processes[p])
          processes_to_delete.append(p)
      for p in processes_to_delete:
        del processes[p]
      # Add as many more processes as we can.
      while len(processes) < process_limit and len(cmds):
        cmd = cmds.pop(-1)
        p = subprocess.Popen(
            cmd, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
        processes[p] = cmd
      # 1 second is fairly arbitrary, but strikes a reasonable balance between
      # spending too many cycles checking the current state of running
      # processes and letting cores sit idle.
      time.sleep(1)


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Mangakahia leads Syracuse to overtime victory against Virginia Tech
Mangakahia leads SU to overtime victory against Virginia Tech
Tiana Mangakahia scored a season-high 27 points.
Dakota Palmer
Published: January 6, 2019 | Updated: January 29th, 2019 at 1:51 pm
A three and a free throw from Tiana Mangakahia gave the Orange a victory over Virginia Tech 75-73 after a grueling overtime period.
Syracuse (13-2, 2-0) started the game with an intense first quarter and ended with a 24-12 lead over Virginia Tech (13-2, 0-2. But the second quarter was a comeback for the Hokies, as they went on a 17-8 run and ended the half only trailing by three.
The Orange struggled in the second half, often committing unnecessary turnovers and just looking generally lethargic on the floor. The defense was allowing more and more players to penetrate their defense and get to the bucket, in addition to some good outside shots from the Hokies.
Additionally, Miranda Drummond was very much not herself today. Drummond usually averages 12.1 points per game, but today she went 0-8 from the field and only finished with two points from successful free throws. Before today, she'd hit a three in 25 straight games.
Virginia Tech's Taylor Emery led the Hokies to a hard-fought third quarter in which Virginia Tech outscored Syracuse 20-17. At the end of the third, each team sat with 49 points. Emery and Mangakahia each finished with 27 points, a season-high for Mangakahia.
After another tiring quarter, Syracuse and Virginia Tech each ended with 67 points after a free throw from Cuse's Kiara Lewis and a lay-up from Emery to put the game into overtime.
Emery hit the first shot — a three — about 17 seconds in and gave the Hokies a 70-67 lead over Syracuse. Digna Strautmane and Maeva Djaldi-Tabdi each hit buckets of their own to put the Orange ahead once again, and the Hokies tied the game at 71 each with a free throw from Aisha Sheppard. Mangakahia came in clutch and sank one from deep and a free throw to solidify the win against Virginia Tech.
The women's team will play North Carolina next Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Dome.
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Time, dedication and heart are main ingredients for this career
One highlight of his career was cooking for then Ohio State University coach Urban Meyer, coaching staff and families.
Time, dedication and heart are main ingredients for this career One highlight of his career was cooking for then Ohio State University coach Urban Meyer, coaching staff and families. Check out this story on zanesvilletimesrecorder.com: https://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/story/news/local/2019/04/21/time-dedication-and-heart-main-ingredients-career/2991384002/
Drew Bracken, Correspondent Published 4:00 p.m. ET April 21, 2019
Jeff Stotts wears many hats as executive chef at The Overlook Restaurant
Jeff Stotts is the executive chef at The Overlook Restaurant at The Virtues Golf Club in Nashport. (Photo: Chris Crook/Times Recorder)
NASHPORT – Chef Jeff Stotts knows the meaning – and the reward – of hard work. Over the years he progressed from prep cook to line cook to sous chef. Finally, commitment, training and education brought him to where he is today – executive chef of The Overlook Restaurant at The Virtues Golf Club.
"There's no easy way to learn this skill set," he said. "It takes time and effort to hone the craft. Basic culinary coursework, continuous education and certification, and many years of practical experience are all required. If you're not committed to putting in the work, your heart simply isn't in this job."
"Call it heart," he continued, "call it passion, call it a paycheck, chefs are simply driven to perform. We spend a lot of time wrapped up in work. We're not opposed to spend more time with our teams than family. We play hard and work harder. We live for chaos and standing for long hours on end."
Stotts, now 31, spent most of his childhood in Dresden. After graduating from Tri-Valley High School in 2006, he attended Ohio University in Athens, then transferred to pursue his culinary degree at Zane State College.
"When I was a young kid," he recalled, "I took a trip to a local butcher with my mother and informed her during our visit I wanted to do 'that' when I grew up.
"However," he continued, "I didn't actually know I wanted to be a chef until I started working in kitchens as an adult. I first discovered this was my true career path while working in (a restaurant) in Heath."
Other jobs followed until 2010 when he joined former Executive Chef Jeremy Brun and his team at the then Longaberger Golf Club. Through the years he worked himself up from prep cook to executive chef.
"The role of executive chef wears many hats," Stotts explained. "Some of my roles and responsibilities include daily food service operations for both restaurant and golf guests. I also oversee food service operations for weddings, special events, large banquets, holiday celebrations and group golf outings.
"One particular event that stands out," he said, "was hosting the Ohio State football coach's send-off dinner in 2011. It was a privilege to prepare dinner for Urban Meyer, the coaches and the families of the coaching staff as they prepared for the upcoming season."
Still, he added, "This career path demands long hours, little sleep, weekends and holidays. Usually you're working while everyone else is celebrating, so you miss a lot of time with friends and family."
That, said Chef Marco Adornetto, is simply the nature of the business. Adornetto is head culinary instructor at Zane State.
"It's a tough industry but very rewarding," Adornetto assessed. "Jeff was a really good student and is now a really good manager. He has a very good knowledge about everything."
"Management and leadership can be very challenging," Stotts responded. "It's not a role for everyone, particularly in the food service industry."
He paused, then concluded, "Being a chef is a lifestyle choice that takes a lot of blood, sweat and tears – and even more heart."
The Virtues Golf Club is located at One Long Drive in Nashport. For more information, call 740-763-1100 or log on www.thevirtuesgolfclub.com.
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