The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, says President Muhammadu Buhari has passion and concern for Nigerian youths, as opposed to what the critics of his administration want the people to believe.
He said this on Friday in Abeokuta, Ogun State while fielding questions from journalists at the ongoing African Drum Festival.
The minister dismissed reports quoting President Buhari as describing all Nigerian youths as lazy and always waiting for free things.
He noted that the current administration had invested in the youth with some of its programmes.
He said, "Some people have just made it their full-time job these days to scrutinise and twist whatever the President says out of context.
"I wonder how a government that has employed 100,000 unemployed graduates and also feeds about 7.5 million people daily could be tagged anti-youth.
"Our social investment programmes have continued to generate jobs and create opportunities for our teeming youths while our empowerment programmes have been providing soft loans to over 400,000 youths.
"Millions of families and individuals have also continued to benefit from our Conditional Cash Transfer initiative.


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describe('Ionic nav-view', function() {
  beforeEach(module('ionic'));

  var compile, $rootScope, elem;

  var aState = {
    template: 'aState template'
  },
  bState = {
    template: 'bState template'
  },
  cState = {
    views: {
      'cview': {
        template: 'cState cview template'
      }
    }
  },
  dState = {
    views: {
      'dview1': {
        template: 'dState dview1 template'
      },
      'dview2': {
        template: 'dState dview2 template'
      }
    }
  },
  eUiViewState = {
    template: '

'
  },
  eNavViewState = {
    template: '<ion-nav-view name="eview" class="eview"></ion-nav-view>'
  },
  fUiViewState = {
    views: {
      'eview': {
        template: 'fState eview template'
      }
    }
  },
  fNavViewState = {
    views: {
      'eview': {
        template: 'fState eview template'
      }
    }
  },
  gUiViewState = {
    template: '
{{content}}
'
  },
  hUiViewState = {
    views: {
      'inner': {
        template: 'hUiViewState inner template'
      }
    }
  },
  gNavViewState = {
    template: '<ion-nav-view name="inner">{{content}}</ion-nav-view>'
  },
  hNavViewState = {
    views: {
      'inner': {
        template: 'hNavViewState inner template'
      }
    }
  },
  iState = {
    template: '<ion-nav-view>'+
        '

{{item}}

'+
      '</ion-nav-view>'
  },
  jState = {
    template: 'jState'
  },
  page1State = {
    template: 'page1'
  },
  page2State = {
    template: 'page2'
  },
  page3State = {
    template: 'page3'
  },
  page4State = {
    template: 'page4'
  },
  page5State = {
    template: 'page5'
  },
  ionView1State = {
    template: '<ion-view>ionView1</ion-view>'
  },
  ionView2State = {
    template: '<ion-view>ionView2</ion-view>'
  },
  ionViewCacheFalseAttrState = {
    template: '<ion-view cache-view="false">ionViewCacheFalseAttr</ion-view>'
  },
  ionViewCacheFalsePropertyState = {
    template: '<ion-view>ionViewCacheFalsePropertyState</ion-view>',
    cache: false
  },
  tabAbstractState = {
    abstract: true,
    views: {
      'root': {
        template: '<ion-tabs>' +
                    '<ion-tab><ion-nav-view name="tab1"></ion-nav-view></ion-tab>' +
                    '<ion-tab><ion-nav-view name="tab2"></ion-nav-view></ion-tab>' +
                    '<ion-tab><ion-nav-view name="tab3"></ion-nav-view></ion-tab>' +
                    '<ion-tab><ion-view>
Inline Tab
</ion-view></ion-tab>' +
                   '</ion-tabs>'
      }
    }
  },
  tab1page1State = {
    views: {
      'tab1': {
        template: 'tab1page1'
      }
    }
  },
  tab2page1State = {
    views: {
      'tab2': {
        template: 'tab2page1'
      }
    }
  },
  tab3page1State = {
    views: {
      'tab3': {
        template: 'tab3page1'
      }
    }
  },
  tab3page2NoCacheState = {
    cache: false,
    views: {
      'tab3': {
        template: 'tab3page2NoCache'
      }
    }
  }
  beforeEach(module(function ($stateProvider) {
    $stateProvider
      .state('a', aState)
      .state('b', bState)
      .state('c', cState)
      .state('d', dState)
      .state('eUiView', eUiViewState)
      .state('eNavView', eNavViewState)
      .state('eUiView.f', fUiViewState)
      .state('eNavView.f', fNavViewState)
      .state('gUiView', gUiViewState)
      .state('gUiView.hUiView', hUiViewState)
      .state('gNavView', gNavViewState)
      .state('gNavView.hNavView', hNavViewState)
      .state('i', iState)
      .state('j', jState)
      .state('page1', page1State)
      .state('page2', page2State)
      .state('page3', page3State)
      .state('page4', page4State)
      .state('page5', page5State)
      .state('ionView1', ionView1State)
      .state('ionView2', ionView2State)
      .state('ionViewCacheFalseAttr', ionViewCacheFalseAttrState)
      .state('ionViewCacheFalseProperty', ionViewCacheFalsePropertyState)
      .state('tabAbstract', tabAbstractState)
      .state('tabAbstract.tab1page1', tab1page1State)
      .state('tabAbstract.tab2page1', tab2page1State)
      .state('tabAbstract.tab3page1', tab3page1State)
      .state('tabAbstract.tab3page2', tab3page2NoCacheState);
  }));

  beforeEach(inject(function(_$compile_, $ionicConfig, $rootScope) {
    $compile = _$compile_;
    scope = $rootScope.$new();
    elem = angular.element('
');

    ionic.Platform.setPlatform('ios');
    $ionicConfig.views.maxCache(30);
    $ionicConfig.views.forwardCache(false);
    ionic.requestAnimationFrame = function(cb){cb()};
  }));

  it('should publish a controller', function() {
    var view = angular.element('<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>');
    $compile(view)(scope);
    scope.$apply();
    expect(view.controller('ionNavView')).toBeTruthy();
  });

  it('anonymous ui-view should be replaced with the template of the current $state', inject(function ($state, $q) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ui-view>ui view</ui-view>
')(scope));
    expect(elem.find('ui-view').text()).toBe('ui view');

    $state.go(aState);

    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ui-view').text()).toBe(aState.template);
  }));

  it('anonymous ion-nav-view should be replaced with the template of the current $state', inject(function ($state, $q) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view>nav view--</ion-nav-view>
')(scope));
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe('nav view--');

    $state.go(aState);

    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe('nav view--' + aState.template);
  }));

  it('named ion-nav-view should be replaced with the template of the current $state', inject(function ($state, $q) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view name="cview"></ion-nav-view
')(scope));

    $state.go(cState);

    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(cState.views.cview.template);
  }));

  it('ion-nav-view should be updated after transition to another state', inject(function ($state, $q) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe('');

    $state.go(aState);
    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(aState.template);

    $state.go(bState);
    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(aState.template + bState.template);

  }));

  it('should handle NOT nested ion-nav-view', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view name="dview1" class="dview1"></ion-nav-view><ion-nav-view name="dview2" class="dview2"></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').eq(0).text()).toBe('');
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').eq(1).text()).toBe('');

    $state.go(dState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').eq(0).text()).toBe(dState.views.dview1.template);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').eq(1).text()).toBe(dState.views.dview2.template);
  }));

  it('should handle nested ui-views (testing two levels deep)', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout) {
    $compile(elem.append('
<ui-view></ui-view>
'))(scope);
    expect(elem.find('ui-view').text()).toBe('');

    $state.go(fUiViewState);
    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ui-view').text()).toBe(fUiViewState.views.eview.template);
  }));

  it('should handle nested ion-nav-view (testing two levels deep)', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout) {
    $compile(elem.append('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
'))(scope);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe('');

    $state.go(fNavViewState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(fNavViewState.views.eview.template + fNavViewState.views.eview.template);
  }));

  it('initial view should be compiled if the view is empty', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout) {
    var content = 'inner content';
    scope.content = content;
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(gNavViewState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(elem.eq(0).find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(content);
  }));

  it('initial view should be put back after removal of the view', inject(function ($state, $q) {
    var content = 'inner content';
    scope.content = content;
    elem.append($compile('
<ui-view></ui-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(hUiViewState);
    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ui-view').text()).toBe(hUiViewState.views.inner.template);

    // going to the parent state which makes the inner view empty
    $state.go(gUiViewState);
    $q.flush();

    expect(elem.find('ui-view').text()).toBe(content);
  }));

  // ION-NAV-VIEW CANNOT DO THIS!!!!!!
  // it('initial view should be put back after removal of the view', inject(function ($state, $q) {
  //   var content = 'inner content';
  //   scope.content = content;
  //   elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

  //   $state.go(hNavViewState);
  //   $q.flush();

  //   var orgElement = elem.find('div').find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-nav-view').find('span');

  //   expect(orgElement.text()).toBe(content);
  //   expect(orgElement.hasClass('nav-view-cache')).toBe(true);

  //   var newElement = elem.find('div').find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
  //   expect(newElement.text()).toBe(hNavViewState.views.inner.template);
  //   expect(newElement.hasClass('nav-view-cache')).toBe(false);

  //   // going to the parent state which makes the inner view empty
  //   $state.go(gNavViewState);
  //   $q.flush();

  //   expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(content);
  // }));

  it('initial view should be transcluded once to prevent breaking other directives', inject(function ($rootScope, $state, $q, $timeout) {
    scope.items = ["list", "of", "items"];

    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    // transition to state that has an initial view
    $state.go(iState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    // verify if ng-repeat has been compiled
    expect(elem.find('li').length).toBe(scope.items.length);

    // transition to another state that replace the initial content
    $state.go(jState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(elem[0].querySelector('[nav-view="active"]').innerText).toBe(jState.template);

    // transition back to the state with empty subview and the initial view
    $state.go(iState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    // verify if the initial view is correct
    expect(elem[0].querySelectorAll('[nav-view="active"] li').length).toBe(scope.items.length);

    expect(elem.find('li').length).toBe(scope.items.length);

    // change scope properties
    scope.$apply(function () {
      scope.items.push(".", "Working?");
    });

    // verify if the initial view has been updated
    expect(elem.find('li').length).toBe(scope.items.length);
  }));

  it('should handle ion-nav-view inside ng-if', inject(function ($state, $q, $compile) {
    scope.someBoolean = false;
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(aState);
    $q.flush();

    // Verify there is no ion-nav-view in the DOM
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').length).toBe(0);

    // Turn on the div that holds the ui-view
    scope.someBoolean = true;
    scope.$digest();

    // Verify that the ion-nav-view is there and it has the correct content
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(aState.template);

    // Turn off the ui-view
    scope.someBoolean = false;
    scope.$digest();

    // Verify there is ion-nav ion-nav-view in the DOM
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').length).toBe(0);

    // Turn on the div that holds the ion-nav-view once again
    scope.someBoolean = true;
    scope.$digest();

    // Verify that the ui-view is there and it has the correct content
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').text()).toBe(aState.template);
  }));

  it('should add multiple ion-nav-view', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(0);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(1);
    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page1');

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(2);

    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page1');

    expect(divs.eq(1).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(1).text()).toBe('page2');

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(3);

    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page1');

    expect(divs.eq(1).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(1).text()).toBe('page2');

    expect(divs.eq(2).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(2).text()).toBe('page3');

    $state.go(page4State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(4);

    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page1');

    expect(divs.eq(1).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(1).text()).toBe('page2');

    expect(divs.eq(2).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(2).text()).toBe('page3');

    expect(divs.eq(3).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(3).text()).toBe('page4');
  }));

  it('should remove ion-nav-views when going back', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    $state.go(page4State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(4);
    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(1).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(2).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(3).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(3);
    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(1).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(2).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(2);
    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(1).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(1);
    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
  }));

  it('should disconnect and reconnect view scopes', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.eq(0).scope().$$disconnected).toBeUndefined();

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.eq(0).scope().$$disconnected).toBe(true);
    expect(divs.eq(1).scope().$$disconnected).toBeUndefined();

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.eq(0).scope().$$disconnected).toBe(false);
  }));

  it('should not cache ion-nav-views that were forward when moving back', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicConfig) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $ionicConfig.views.maxCache(2);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(1);

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(2);

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(3);

    $state.go(page4State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(3);

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(2);

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(1);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(1);
  }));

  it('should cache ion-nav-views that were forward when moving back with $ionicConfig.cacheForwardViews=true', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicConfig) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $ionicConfig.views.forwardCache(true);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(1);

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(2);

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(3);

    $state.go(page4State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(4);

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(4);

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(4);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div').length).toBe(4);
  }));

  it('should not cache ion-views with the cache-view="true" attribute', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicConfig) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(ionView1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').length).toBe(1);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(0).text()).toBe('ionView1');

    $state.go(ionViewCacheFalseAttrState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').length).toBe(2);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(0).text()).toBe('ionView1');
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(1).text()).toBe('ionViewCacheFalseAttr');

    $state.go(ionView2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').length).toBe(2);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(0).text()).toBe('ionView1');
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(1).text()).toBe('ionView2');
  }));

  it('should not cache ion-views with the cache=false state property', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicConfig) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(ionView1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').length).toBe(1);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(0).text()).toBe('ionView1');

    $state.go(ionViewCacheFalsePropertyState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').length).toBe(2);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(0).text()).toBe('ionView1');
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(1).text()).toBe('ionViewCacheFalsePropertyState');

    $state.go(ionView2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').length).toBe(2);
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(0).text()).toBe('ionView1');
    expect(elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('ion-view').eq(1).text()).toBe('ionView2');
  }));

  it('should remove the oldest accessed view (not the oldest, but oldest accessed)', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicConfig) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $ionicConfig.views.maxCache(3);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(1);
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page1');

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(2);
    expect(divs.eq(1).text()).toBe('page2');

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(3);
    expect(divs.eq(2).text()).toBe('page3');

    $state.go(page4State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(4);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(4);

    $state.go(page5State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(4);
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page1');
    expect(divs.eq(1).text()).toBe('page3');
    expect(divs.eq(2).text()).toBe('page4');
    expect(divs.eq(3).text()).toBe('page5');
  }));

  it('should emit $ionicView loaded event only once if cached', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile) {
    var loaded;
    scope.$on('$ionicView.loaded', function(ev, d){
      loaded = d;
    });

    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(loaded.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    loaded = null;

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();
    expect(loaded.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    loaded = null;

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(loaded).toEqual(null);

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(loaded.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    loaded = null;
  }));

  it('should emit $ionicView enter events', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile) {
    var beforeEnter, afterEnter, enter;
    scope.$on('$ionicView.beforeEnter', function(ev, d){
      beforeEnter = d;
    });
    scope.$on('$ionicView.afterEnter', function(ev, d){
      afterEnter = d;
    });
    scope.$on('$ionicView.enter', function(ev, d){
      enter = d;
    });

    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(beforeEnter.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(afterEnter.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(enter.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(enter.fromCache).toEqual(false);
    expect(enter.transitionId).toEqual(1);

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(beforeEnter.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    expect(afterEnter.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    expect(enter.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    expect(enter.fromCache).toEqual(false);
    expect(enter.transitionId).toEqual(2);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(beforeEnter.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(afterEnter.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(enter.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(enter.fromCache).toEqual(true);
    expect(enter.transitionId).toEqual(3);
  }));

  it('should emit $ionicView leave events', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile) {
    var beforeLeave, afterLeave, leave;
    scope.$on('$ionicView.beforeLeave', function(ev, d){
      beforeLeave = d;
    });
    scope.$on('$ionicView.afterLeave', function(ev, d){
      afterLeave = d;
    });
    scope.$on('$ionicView.leave', function(ev, d){
      leave = d;
    });

    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(beforeLeave.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(afterLeave.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(leave.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(leave.transitionId).toEqual(2);

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(beforeLeave.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    expect(afterLeave.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    expect(leave.stateName).toEqual('page2');
    expect(leave.transitionId).toEqual(3);

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(beforeLeave.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(afterLeave.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(leave.stateName).toEqual('page1');
    expect(leave.transitionId).toEqual(4);
  }));

  it('should clear ion-nav-view cache', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicHistory) {
    elem.append($compile('
<ion-nav-view></ion-nav-view>
')(scope));

    $state.go(page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    $state.go(page3State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(3);

    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page1');

    expect(divs.eq(1).attr('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(divs.eq(1).text()).toBe('page2');

    expect(divs.eq(2).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(2).text()).toBe('page3');

    $ionicHistory.clearCache();

    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(1);

    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page3');

    $ionicHistory.clearCache();

    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(1);

    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page3');

    $state.go(page2State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var divs = elem.find('ion-nav-view').find('div');
    expect(divs.length).toBe(1);

    expect(divs.eq(0).attr('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(divs.eq(0).text()).toBe('page2');
  }));

  it('should create and cache tabs', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicConfig) {
    elem.append($compile('<ion-nav-view name="root"></ion-nav-view>')(scope));

    $state.go(tab1page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var tab1Ele = elem[0].querySelector('ion-nav-view[name="tab1"]');
    expect(tab1Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('active');

    $state.go(tab2page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var tab2Ele = elem[0].querySelector('ion-nav-view[name="tab2"]');
    expect(tab1Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(tab2Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('active');

    $state.go(tab3page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var tab3Ele = elem[0].querySelector('ion-nav-view[name="tab3"]');
    expect(tab1Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(tab2Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(tab3Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('active');

    $state.go(tab1page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    expect(tab1Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(tab2Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(tab3Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
  }));

  it('should not cache a tab with cache false state property', inject(function ($state, $q, $timeout, $compile, $ionicConfig) {
    elem.append($compile('<ion-nav-view name="root"></ion-nav-view>')(scope));

    $state.go(tab3page2NoCacheState);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var tab3NoCacheEle = elem[0].querySelector('ion-nav-view[name="tab3"]');
    expect(tab3NoCacheEle.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('active');

    var tab3InnerEle = tab3NoCacheEle.querySelector('[nav-view="active"]');
    expect(tab3InnerEle.innerText).toEqual('tab3page2NoCache');

    $state.go(tab1page1State);
    $q.flush();
    $timeout.flush();

    var tab1Ele = elem[0].querySelector('ion-nav-view[name="tab1"]');
    expect(tab3NoCacheEle.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('cached');
    expect(tab1Ele.getAttribute('nav-view')).toBe('active');
    expect(tab1Ele.innerText).toEqual('tab1page1');

    tab3InnerEle = tab3NoCacheEle.querySelector('[nav-view="active"]');
    expect(tab3InnerEle).toBe(null);
  }));

});

angular.module('ngMock').config(function ($provide) {
  $provide.decorator('$q', function ($delegate, $rootScope) {
    $delegate.flush = function() {
      $rootScope.$digest();
    };

    // Add callbacks to the promise that expose the resolved value/error
    function expose(promise) {
      // Don't add hooks to the same promise twice (shouldn't happen anyway)
      if (!promise.hasOwnProperty('$$resolved')) {
        promise.$$resolved = false;
        promise.then(function (value) {
          promise.$$resolved = { success: true, value: value };
        }, function (error) {
          promise.$$resolved = { success: false, error: error };
        });

        // We need to expose() any then()ed promises recursively
        var qThen = promise.then;
        promise.then = function () {
          return expose(qThen.apply(this, arguments));
        };
      }
      return promise;
    }

    // Wrap functions that return a promise
    angular.forEach([ 'when', 'all', 'reject'], function (name) {
      var qFunc = $delegate[name];
      $delegate[name] = function () {
        return expose(qFunc.apply(this, arguments));
      };
    });

    // Wrap defer()
    var qDefer = $delegate.defer;
    $delegate.defer = function () {
      var deferred = qDefer();
      expose(deferred.promise);
      return deferred;
    };

    return $delegate;
  });
});

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Q: When plotting, how do I filter out values that have a sum of < 10 in ggplot2? I have a data list with several columns: selected, total, location. Location is plotted on the x-axis and selected on the y axis. However, I am looking to filter out the values that have totals of less than 10 for selected.
So far, for the plot I have I'm using:
ggplot(rawdata) +
  geom_point(aes(x=location, y=selected)) +
  geom_smooth(aes(x=location, y=selected, se=F)) +
  labs(
  title="All bins, selected",
  x="location",
  y="selected")

Is there a way to do that in ggplot2? I'm assuming we'd use an if statement to include the third column but I'm not even sure if what I'm asking is possible.

A: You could use filter() when calling your dataset in the ggplot data argument. In the example below, I've filtered out values of 'cty' that are less than ten.
library(tidyverse)

ggplot(data = filter(mpg, cty >= 10), aes(x = hwy, y = cty)) +
  geom_point()

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Trump continued spitting hot fire on "Fox & Friends" this morning. He gave his thoughts on the new collab with Yeezus.
I get along with Kanye. I get along with a lot of people frankly, but Kanye looks and he sees black unemployment at the lowest it's been in the history of our country, okay? He sees Hispanic unemployment at the lowest it's been in the history of our country. He sees by the way female unemployment, women unemployment, the lowest it's been in now almost 19 years. He sees that stuff and he's smart. He says, you know what? Trump is doing a much better job than the Democrats did.
I mean, he's not wrong (see Stats Show Black Unemployment Levels Just Hit a Record Low… and Black Workers Back Into the Labor Force').
But I have to be honest though. The REAL hot fire is going to be the Notorious DJT's tweets after Kanye's new album drops. Especially if Kanye says anything remotely anti-Trump.
For now though, let's revel in all we're seeing: that if a "person of color" dare leave the "thought plantation" he's excoriated for doing so. Whether Kanye is doing all this for publicity or not, look at how the left loses it's collective caca when a minority breaks ranks.


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Emergency medicine scheduling software can help you handle the high pressures of your emergency department scheduling environment. This software eliminates the struggle in the process of schedule creation and helps you create quick, accurate and fair schedules.
Unlike manual ER scheduling, software is fully interactive and web-based. Your ER physicians can manage switches, requests, holidays and vacations in real-time. The software automatically populates an error-free schedule under your group's customs, rules and policies. It distributes shifts fairly and makes it simple to balance your physicians' individual preferences and requirements.
ER scheduling is a tedious process. With numerous options and considerations, it can take hours to complete the task, consuming a lot of your day. By using physician scheduling software, you'll eliminate this tedious work so you can focus on other important things.
Each schedule period, you can limit the number of nights, weekends and other shifts you normally assign to your providers.
In circumstances where you don't have an adequate number of providers to cover the schedule, ER physician scheduling software analyzes staff availability and evaluates the best possible options. This sees you through complicated circumstances with low stress.
You'll have access to advanced reports and tools to validate schedule fairness before you publish it.
Emergency rooms can go from being relatively quiet to ultra-busy in a matter of minutes, if not seconds. ER physician scheduling enables emergency room departments the flexibility to react and respond to quickly to frequent or unforeseen schedule changes. The software can use email, text messaging and the internet to establish and ensure clear communication. This ensures schedule changes are not just resolved rapidly, but also in an adequate and fair manner.
When you decide to improve your ER scheduling process, you're making a commitment to your providers and patients. Adequate scheduling improves patient care through sufficient coverage with more motivated and better-rested physicians — all on an effective shift scheduling budget.


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Number System Number Base Conversion Gray Code Excess-3 Code Error Detection & Correction Code ASCII Code Signed & Unsigned Binary Numbers 1's Complement 2's Complement 9's & 10's Complement Radix & Diminished Radix complement Add & Subtract using 1's Complement Add & Subtract using 2's Complement
Boolean Algebra Boolean Functions Boolean Laws & Rules Logic Gates AND Gate OR Gate NOT Gate NAND Gate NOR Gate XOR Gate XNOR Gate
Canonical Form
Minterm & Maxterm Sum of product Product of Sum Conversion between Canonical Forms
Boolean Function
K-map Method Simplification using K-map De-Morgan's Theorem Don't Care Condition
Binary to BCD and BCD to Binary Conversion Binary to Gray and Gray to Binary Conversion Binary to Excess-3 and Excess-3 to Binary Conversion BCD to Excess-3 and Excess-3 to BCD Conversion
Combinational Logic
Combinational Logic Circuit Half Adder Full Adder Half Subtractor Full Subtractor Binary Adder Binary Adder-Subtractor Decimal or BCD Adder
Magnitude Comparator
Decoder Encoder Multiplexer De-multiplexer
Sequential Logic
Sequential circuits Basics of flip flop SR flip flop JK flip flop D flip flop T flip flop Master slave flip flop
Register, counters, and memory unit
Introduction Shift register Counters Ripple counter Ring counter Johnson counter
Excess-3 Code
The excess-3 code is also treated as XS-3 code. The excess-3 code is a non-weighted and self-complementary BCD code used to represent the decimal numbers. This code has a biased representation. This code plays an important role in arithmetic operations because it resolves deficiencies encountered when we use the 8421 BCD code for adding two decimal digits whose sum is greater than 9. The Excess-3 code uses a special type of algorithm, which differs from the binary positional number system or normal non-biased BCD.
We can easily get an excess-3 code of a decimal number by simply adding 3 to each decimal digit. And then we write the 4-bit binary number for each digit of the decimal number. We can find the excess-3 code of the given binary number by using the following steps:
We find the decimal number of the given binary number.
Then we add 3 in each digit of the decimal number.
Now, we find the binary code of each digit of the newly generated decimal number.
We can also add 0011 in each 4-bit BCD code of the decimal number for getting excess-3 code.
The Excess-3 code for the decimal number is as follows:
Decimal Digit
BCD Code
In excess-3 code, the codes 1111 and 0000 are never used for any decimal digit. Let's take some examples of Excess-3 code.
Example 1: Decimal number 31
1. We find the BCD code of each digit of the decimal number.
2) Then, we add 0011 in both of the BCD code.
Excess-3
3 0011+0011 0110
3. So, the excess-3 code of the decimal number 31 is 0110 0100
Example 2: Decimal number 81.61
3) So, the excess-3 code of the decimal number 81.61 is 1011 0100.1001 0100
Self-complementary property
A self-complementary binary code is a code which is always complimented in itself. By replacing the bit 0 to 1 and 1 to 0 of a number, we find the 1's complement of the number. The sum of the 1'st complement and the binary number of a decimal is equal to the binary number of decimal 9.
Note: if we perform the 1's complement of excess-3 of a decimal number, it will be equal to the excess-3 code of the 9's complement of that decimal number.
For example: If we perform 1's complement of the excess-3 code 1000(decimal 5), complement value will be 0111, which is the excess-3 code of 9's complement of 5, i.e., 4(0111).
Why use Excess-3 code?
There are the following advantages of excess-3 code which make it required to use:
These codes are self-complementary.
These codes use biased representation.
The excess-3 code has no limitation, so that it considerably simplifies arithmetic operations.
The codes 0000 and 1111 can cause a fault in the transmission line. The excess-3 code doesn't use these codes and gives an advantage for memory organization.
These codes are usually unweighted binary decimal codes.
This code has a vital role in arithmetic operations. It is because it resolves deficiencies which are encountered when we use the 8421 BCD code for adding two decimal digits whose sum is greater than 9.
Next TopicError Detection and Correction Code


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which springboarded off my recent reading of naominovik's book His Majesty's Dragon [ Powell's | Amazon ]. Basically, I think there's things readers care about, and there's things writers (and editors, agents, critics, etc.) care about. There's at best partial overlap between those two sets of care-abouts.
At a fundamental level, most readers care about character and plot. They want someone they can root for, and they want that person to do interesting things. I don't think it goes beyond that for the vast majority of readers. I don't even think it should go beyond that — read for what makes you happy. This is why inexplicably crappy books sometimes succeed wildly. Ever try to read The Bridges of Madison County?
Everyday readers — the people who buy the books — don't see bad style, poorly-drawn setting, choppy line-level language, inconsistent story arcs, contradictory themes, or any of the other craft details which writers care passionately about. They might feel the book was difficult to read, or didn't make a lot of sense, but they've never had a need to develop the critical perceptions and analytical tools required to characterize story issues. That sort of graphomania is reserved for writers. It's sort of like good finishing detail in home construction. Most people won't walk into a room and note that the crown molding is sloppy, but many of them will realize that the room doesn't look quite right even if they can't say why.
Guess what? If the crown molding is sloppy, but they really like the room anyway, they won't care.
This is why Clive Cussler sells millions of books. Every writer has authors or series they can point to and say, "well, that crap got published somehow." Cussler is my bugaboo. But while Clive Cussler's style, structure and line level prose make me go bananas and want to attack him with a dull blue pencil, millions of readers care passionately about Dirk Pitt, his series character, and the real cool, complicated scrapes Cussler gets Pitt into and out of. Therefore, Cussler succeeds as an author.
The great curse of becoming a writer is that I find it much more difficult to enjoy books with only my reader's mind anymore. The great blessing of becoming a writer is that I have a whole new way to enjoy books. And sometimes a book comes along — halduncan's Vellum, bram452's A Shadow In Summer — that makes me forget I ever was a writer, and return to the reader I always meant to be.
The rest of you guys, though, I always got something to say to you about your books and stories. If I ever trap you well enough to turn off your writer brain, great, otherwise I expect you always got something to say to me about mine.", "url": "https://jaylake.livejournal.com/1174524.html", "image": { "@type": "ImageObject", "url": "https://l-stat.livejournal.net/img/sign.png" }, "author": { "@type": "Person", "name": "Jay Lake", "image": "https://l-userpic.livejournal.com/90752767/3601814" }, "publisher": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Journal jaylake", "logo": { "@type": "ImageObject", "url": "https://jaylake.livejournal.com", "contentUrl": "https://l-userpic.livejournal.com/90752767/3601814" } } }
[process] One more thought about writing for readers vs writing for writers
I've been thinking off and on all day about last night's post which springboarded off my recent reading of naominovik's book His Majesty's Dragon [ Powell's | Amazon ]. Basically, I think there's things readers care about, and there's things writers (and editors, agents, critics, etc.) care about. There's at best partial overlap between those two sets of care-abouts.
The rest of you guys, though, I always got something to say to you about your books and stories. If I ever trap you well enough to turn off your writer brain, great, otherwise I expect you always got something to say to me about mine.
Tags: books, process, writing


Excited to be a bridesmaid? I would be too. Being a bridesmaid means playing a big part in one's wedding. I will be honored.
Being a bridesmaid means having responsibilities in the preparations and on the wedding day itself aside from dancing and walking down the aisle.
There are thus basic duties that a bridesmaid should indulge in on the wedding day.
Don't start getting worried about the intensity of the duties, they are simple and you can handle them with no doubt. You might actually enjoy them!
With the sound of the word duties, the first thing that comes in your mind are back breaking and time consuming duties that will make you extremely tired and not really enjoy the day. The duties actually give you an opportunity to play a big part to the success of the wedding which is what we all want at the end of the day.
The bride is the most delicate being on this occasion and guess who is by her side for support; the bridesmaid. When she needs some peaceful quiet time on her own you are the one who makes sure she gets this time with no one to disturb her.
Dressing the bride is also up to the bridesmaid. Come on, it's her day treat her like it is. After all a maid's main purpose is to assist. Make sure she gets that manicure and pedicure if she has not gotten them yet.
We all know the hustles and tussles associated with make-up and dressing as a bride. Bridesmaids are also responsible for the bride's look and dressing.
Perfect is what you are all supposed to be looking when walking down the aisle at your best behavior, remember all eyes are on you, that is before the bride takes away all the attention. Enjoy those few minutes when the entire audience focuses on you, the feeling is good for as long as it lasts!
Believe it or not, as a bridesmaid you are supposed to make sure everyone is enjoying themselves, how hard can that be. Aside from making sure things are in place, keep the atmosphere joyful and cheerful.
Not only are you pleasing the bride and groom, you also will be having some fun. See, it is not so bad; it's actually interesting and at the end of the day the only thing that will tire you is all the dancing you would have done.


One of the Danish Agro group's strategies for creating value for its owners is to become a more integrated part of the value chain that we are a part of. To the highest extend possible, we want to process and develop the products we offer ourselves in order to generate more value for our owners and ensure high quality for our customers. This happens through a number of subsidiaries that are active in a range of different sectors.
Each one provides support through the purchase of goods, processing of new grain species, rapeseed processing, vegetable fat and liquid fertiliser production.
The Agribusiness Support division accounted for 20% of group turnover of EUR 3.4 billion in 2013.


A heartfelt exploration and expression of the infinite cosmos which surrounds and imprisons the Earth, "So The Heavens Can Hear Us, The Earth Will Be Our Sound" is a multi-faceted auditory document, radiating outward past the usual banal musical forms you typically experience. Although not easily lending itself to simple classification, it contains elements of avant-garde post-rock, experimental electronica, acoustic rock, and even varying strains of blues elements. Meanwhile, the vocals, while being mystically minded and cryptic, are far from being the typical 'statements of the genre' or 'predictably cliched' (which even the vanguards of the respective genres are slowly falling prey to). In short, if you are tired of listening to music that sounds as if it's listelessly staring at the floor, give this album a spin and shift your gaze upwards, to the endless ocean of stars.
Music to experience a higher reality to. This is ARGREC12.