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Q: Eclipse Android Project forces close immediately after startup? I am coding an accelerometer app for android through Eclipse. I am new to programming Java (this is my fourth app). When running the app it opens but textview1 doesn't even display before the app crashes and my device returns to its home screen. Any thoughts?! I researched but everyone else's problems are different than mine (problems included: abstract class,  in the xml, and some others).
Attached is my MainActivity.java, activity_main.xml, and my manifest.
MainActivity.java
package com.example.accelerometer;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Context;
import android.graphics.Bitmap;
import android.graphics.BitmapFactory;
import android.hardware.Sensor;
import android.hardware.SensorEvent;
import android.hardware.SensorEventListener;
import android.hardware.SensorManager;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.ImageView;
import android.widget.TextView;

public class MainActivity extends Activity implements SensorEventListener{

    float [] history = new float[3];
    private int mIndex = 0;
    private int[] mImgs = new int[3];

    public Bitmap mBitMap;
    public TextView mTextView;
    public ImageView mImage;

    private SensorManager senSensorManager;
    private Sensor senAccelerometer;
    private long lastUpdate = 0;
    private float last_x, last_y, last_z;
    private static final int SHAKE_THRESHOLD = 600;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
        mImgs[0] = R.drawable.left;
        mImgs[1] = R.drawable.right;
        mImgs[2] = R.drawable.up;
        mImgs[3] = R.drawable.down;
        mImage = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.imageView1);
//      mTextView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.textView1);
        mBitMap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), mImgs[mIndex]);
        mImage.setImageResource(mImgs[mIndex]);  // Easiest way to show a image

        senSensorManager = (SensorManager) getSystemService(Context.SENSOR_SERVICE);
        senAccelerometer = senSensorManager.getDefaultSensor(Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER);
        senSensorManager.registerListener(this, senAccelerometer , SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_NORMAL);
    }

    @Override
    public void onSensorChanged(SensorEvent event) {
        Sensor mySensor = event.sensor;
        long curTime = System.currentTimeMillis();

        if ((curTime - lastUpdate) > 100) {
            long diffTime = (curTime - lastUpdate);
            lastUpdate = curTime;

        if (mySensor.getType() == Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER) {
            float xChange = history[0] - event.values[0];
            float yChange = history[1] - event.values[1];
            float zChange = history[2] - event.values[2];

            history[0] = event.values[0];
            history[1] = event.values[1];
            history[2] = event.values[2];

            if ((Math.abs(xChange) > 2) || (Math.abs(yChange) > 2) || (Math.abs(zChange) > 2))
            {
                if ((xChange > yChange) && (xChange > zChange))

                {

                    if (xChange > 2){
                        //Left
        //              mIndex++;
        //              if (mIndex == 3) { mIndex = 0; }  // Overflow
                        mBitMap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), mImgs[0]);
                        mImage.setImageBitmap(mBitMap);
                        mImage.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
                    }
                    else if (xChange < -2){
                        //Right
                        mBitMap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), mImgs[1]);
                        mImage.setImageBitmap(mBitMap);
                        mImage.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
                    }
                }
                if ((yChange > xChange) && (yChange > zChange))

                    if (yChange > 2)
                    {
                        //Down
                        mBitMap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), mImgs[2]);
                        mImage.setImageBitmap(mBitMap);
                        mImage.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
                    }
                    else if (yChange < -2){
                        //Up
                        mBitMap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), mImgs[3]);
                        mImage.setImageBitmap(mBitMap);
                        mImage.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
                    }
            }
            if ((zChange > xChange) && (zChange > yChange))
            {
            if (zChange > 2){
                //Out
                mBitMap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), mImgs[0]);
                mImage.setImageBitmap(mBitMap);
                mImage.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
            }
            else if (zChange < -2){
                //In
                mBitMap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), mImgs[0]);
                mImage.setImageBitmap(mBitMap);
                mImage.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
            }
            }
        }

//
//
//              float speed = Math.abs(x + y + z - last_x - last_y - last_z)/ diffTime * 10000;
//
//              if (speed > SHAKE_THRESHOLD) {
//
//              }
//
//              last_x = x;
//              last_y = y;
//              last_z = z;

            }
        }

    @Override
    public void onAccuracyChanged(Sensor sensor, int accuracy) {

    }

    protected void onPause() {
        super.onPause();
        senSensorManager.unregisterListener(this);
    }
    protected void onResume() {
        super.onResume();
        senSensorManager.registerListener(this, senAccelerometer, SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_NORMAL);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.main, menu);
        return true;
    }
}

activity_main.xml
<RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:paddingBottom="@dimen/activity_vertical_margin"
    android:paddingLeft="@dimen/activity_horizontal_margin"
    android:paddingRight="@dimen/activity_horizontal_margin"
    android:paddingTop="@dimen/activity_vertical_margin"
    tools:context=".MainActivity" >

    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/textView1"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:gravity="center"
        android:text="@string/hello_world" />

    <ImageView
        android:id="@+id/imageView1"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_below="@+id/textView1"
        android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
        android:layout_marginTop="90dp"
        android:src="@drawable/up"
        android:visibility="invisible" />

</RelativeLayout>

Manifest:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    package="com.example.accelerometer"
    android:versionCode="1"
    android:versionName="1.0" >

    <uses-sdk
        android:minSdkVersion="8"
        android:targetSdkVersion="18" />

    <application
        android:allowBackup="true"
        android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher"
        android:label="@string/app_name"
        android:theme="@style/AppTheme" >
        <activity
            android:name="com.example.accelerometer.MainActivity"
            android:screenOrientation="portrait"
            android:label="@string/app_name" >
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />

                <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
            </intent-filter>
        </activity>
    </application>

</manifest>

A: Looking at your code, I'm sure you're getting an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException(there may be a few more problems though).
private int[] mImgs = new int[3]; // mImgs is an array of 3 elements

When you declare an array like this, the maximum possible index for this 2 and thus only mImgs[2]  is accessible (i.e) the array.length - 1.
But in your onCreate() method, you have a snippet like this
    mImgs[0] = R.drawable.left; // first element
    mImgs[1] = R.drawable.right; // second
    mImgs[2] = R.drawable.up; // third and final possible element of the array
    mImgs[3] = R.drawable.down; // this throws the ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException as mImgs[3] is not a valid index for an array of size 3


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This salad is a medley of flavors. First, cauliflower is roasted in a mixed spice dressing and roasted in the oven until tender. They're then combined with lentils, Medjool dates, and toasted almonds on a bed of greens. Topped with red onion and a drizzle of creamy dressing, this salad is warm, sweet, and a little bit sour.
Preheat the oven to 425°F. Prep a baking sheet with a parchment paper.
Place lentils in a small pot and cover with 2 cups of water. Bring it to a boil and let it simmer for 20-25 minutes. When the lentils are cooked, drain and discard the water. Set lentils aside to cool.
Place the cauliflower florets in a large bowl. Whisk together the oil and spices and pour it over the florets. Give it a thorough stir (preferably using your hands), making sure that most of the florets are covered with the mixture. Distribute them evenly on the baking sheet and roast for 25-30 minutes. Take them out of the oven and set aside to cool.
Reduce the oven temperature to 350°F. Spread the sliced almonds on the same baking sheet and toast for 8-10 minutes in the oven, gently tossing them halfway through. Keep an eye on them, as they can burn easily. When the almonds are finished roasting, remove them from the oven and let them cool on the kitchen counter.
In the meantime, make the tahini dressing by whisking all the tahini dressing ingredients in a bowl.
Place the greens in a large salad bowl. Add in the roasted cauliflower, lentils, almonds, dates, and red onion slices. Drizzle with the tahini dressing.
Gently toss it while making sure that the dressing is distributed evenly within the salad.
Adapted (with changes) from the Green Kitchen Stories.
Aysegul is the voice and the photographer behind the food and lifestyle blog, Foolproof Living. She lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia and spends most of her time working on food photography projects, traveling to new destinations, and working on her blog. As she writes her recipes she makes sure that they are easy-to-follow and are made with everyday ingredients.


I love The LOTR and The Chronicles of Narnia for different reasons. The LOTR definitely has more world-building and the characters are more developed, but they were also written for a different audience than The Chronicles of Narnia. The LOTR were written for adults whereas The Chronicles of Narnia were written for children. The Chronicles of Narnia remind me a lot of E. Nesbit's works.
I had forgotten about the White Witch's genealogy. It's interesting because I was doing a search to see what CS Lewis thought of George MacDonald's book Lilith (Lewis was a great admirer of MacDonald) but I'm not sure he was an admirer of Lilith. But obviously he put some parallels into his work. But MacDonald redeemed Lilith and MacDonald's universalism seems essential to his work and Lewis was not a Universalist.
I think it's safe to assume that Lewis had a deep appreciation for MacDonald's Lilith and probably only included the reference in Narnia because of that work. Lilith is a bizarre and fascinating work, probably the single most unique fantasy story I have ever read. It has both an unrivaled exploration of interdimensionality and the afterlife and because the plot rambles in an unforeseeable but ultimately, I think, agreeable direction.
I think the redemption of Lilith was a fascinating central point to that novel and probably MacDonald's whole point in writing it. I'm not sure what Lewis thought about how well he proved his point, but The Great Divorce seems to imply that he trusted MacDonald's motivations enough to assume any misconceptions would be ironed out in the end, seeming to conclude that a lot of the theological knots we try so hard to tease out are too big for our brains. I agree.


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local Workbook = require "xlsxwriter.workbook"

local workbook  = Workbook:new("test_defined_name04.xlsx")
local worksheet = workbook:add_worksheet()

-- Test for valid Excel defined names.
workbook:define_name('\\__',     '=Sheet1!$A$1')
workbook:define_name('a3f6',     '=Sheet1!$A$2')
workbook:define_name('afoo.bar', '=Sheet1!$A$3')
workbook:define_name('étude',    '=Sheet1!$A$4')
workbook:define_name('eésumé',   '=Sheet1!$A$5')
workbook:define_name('b',        '=Sheet1!$A$6')

-- The following aren't valid Excel names and shouldn't be written to
-- the output file. We ignore the warnings raised in define_name() and
-- instead check that the output file only contains the valid names.
local Utility = require "xlsxwriter.utility"
Utility.warn = function () end

workbook:define_name('.abc',       '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('GFG$',       '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('A1',         '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('XFD1048576', '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('1A',         '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('A A',        '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('c',          '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('r',          '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('C',          '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('R',          '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('R1',         '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('C1',         '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('R1C1',       '=Sheet1!$B$1')
workbook:define_name('R13C99',     '=Sheet1!$B$1')

workbook:close()

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When I install StarTeam Eclipse Integration for DefineIT why do I not see any StarTeam perspectives?
When installing the StarTeam Eclipse Integration it will ask for the location of Eclipse. At this point you must provide the path to the Eclipse.product file in the DefineIT root folder. If you do not point it to this specific file DefineIT will not detect the StarTeam plug-in and as such you will not be able to use the integration.


During the Christmas season I set-up a wrapping station in the family room. It stays set up so I make it pretty - but convenient. Our tree doesn't go up until the kids come home which will be Dec. 22nd so I always have a collection of wrapped gifts. The alternative Christmas tree ideas shared on the web inspired me to be a little creative with my pile.
I left off most of the ribbons until later and stacked them into a Christmas Tree!
Added a whole new twist to wrapping. I do have to admit that as presents have been wrapped, I have re-stacked this three times and the square box on the right? Yeah, that continues to be a challenge to the composition!
Hope you are having fun with your holiday prep as well.
I love your imagination....a wonderful tree.


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"Lushly detailed … Goetz pulls off an impassioned portrait of Kerylos as 'a place that makes you want to travel, do somersaults and stretches, drink champagne in evening dress, read, think.' Goetz's deeply felt novel has an equally intoxicating effect."
Villa of Delirium
Along the French Riviera in the early 1900s, an illustrious family in thrall to classical antiquity builds a fabulous villa—a replica of a Greek palace, complete with marble columns and frescoes depicting mythological gods. The Reinachs—related to other wealthy Jews like the Rothschilds and the Ephrussis—attempt to recreate a "pure beauty" lost in the 20th century. The narrator of this brilliant novel calls the imposing house an act of delirium, "proof that one could travel back in time, just like resetting a clock, and resist the outside world." The story of the villa and its glamorous inhabitants is recounted by the son of a servant from the nearby estate of Gustave Eiffel, designer of the Paris tower, and the two structures present contrasting responses to modernity. The son is adopted by the Reinachs, initiated into the era of Socrates and instructed in classical Greek. He joins a family pilgrimage to Athens, falls in love with a married woman, and survives the Nazi confiscation of the house and deportation to death camps of Reinach grandchildren. This is a Greek epic for the modern era.
Villa of Delirium is featured in a special report in The New York Times.
Take this spellbinding 3D virtual tour —click the "play" button in the bottom left corner — and explore the architectural creation that inspired the novel.
Download the Reading Group Guide for Villa of Delirium.
Excerpt from Villa of Delirium
As they watched the walls beginning to go up, the residents of Beaulieu began talking about "Chateau Reinach," what the Reinachs called "the villa," "the house," or simply "Kerylos." In the small seaside town, the project of building a home in the style of the ancient Greeks was discussed by the dairywoman in erudite tones and by the postman with a vague air that suggested that he had seen it all before. Monsieur Theodore Reinach, "a highly distinguished Parisian" according to the notary, had chosen the finest architect, who had actually worked on ruins in Greece. Another mystery—an architect who had learned his trade "on ruins."
A few people in town knew that Emmanuel Pontremoli was the grandson of the rabbi of Nice. The locals eyed him in his panama hat as he took his seat in the cafe and unfolded his plans. He had slender fingers, a drooping mustache, and always wore a light-colored jacket. When he spoke it was clear that he was an architect: he constructed his sentences so carefully his interlocutors were tempted to repeat them verbatim, even as they realized they had completely forgotten what he had said. His tired eyes twinkled whenever he saw a pretty or well-dressed woman walk by. The notary, a dreary old fellow with round spectacles, who strung together clichés with the same attention he bestowed on certifying property deeds, knew nothing about that. The Reinach family had "an enormous fortune," was "highly influential," and everything was being done with the most "opulent extravagance." The chateau would outclass all the mansions in the region that vied to be the most "playfully inventive," the Moorish villas, the Palaces of Versailles in pink marble that made them look like powder rooms, and the Gothic castles concealing beach cabins in their turrets. Everyone bet that Art Nouveau style would triumph, it was going to be a "folly" that was just a little more outlandish than the others, like the Villa Gentil with its minaret—Monsieur Gentil was an art dealer—La Vigie, with its circular design—he was a friend of Gambetta and Waldeck-Rousseau who commissioned it—Chateau Saint Jean, the whim of an Italian-German banker—or the Villa du Parc, as big as the prince's palace in Monaco—whose owner, Monsieur Peretmere, used to be a Freemason. On the promenade it was all anyone was talking about, they had seen this Reinach fellow, rather unfortunate looking, but it was his wife they really wanted to meet, dripping in emeralds, apparently, and his two brothers; everyone said they were absolutely inseparable.
Against this starling chatter, the arrival of the first slabs of marble provoked much excited commentary. Gleaming white, they reflected the sun onto the faces of the curious onlookers. Several months later, during the second phase, the colored slabs arrived, for the dining room, and some tiger marble for the thermal baths—thermal baths! The arrival at the railway station of the enormous polished columns met with applause. They came by boat, then took the little train, like everybody else, and were taken down to the site in drays that nearly collapsed under their great weight. Pontremoli had chosen a quarry in Carrara that was unchanged since Michelangelo, from which was dug the purest stone. Those who had been imagining a multi-colored house were a little disappointed. The dairywoman was quite sure of it: Greek temples were painted red, blue and yellow, the statues in garish hues. She would take out her Illustrated Almanac, which she had had for years, stored in the lean-to behind the dairy, and show its engravings of Greek temples to anyone who betrayed the slightest interest. She had her own little library, its books covered with butter paper. That was how she was so knowledgeable about everything. She even looked a little like a librarian, orderly, methodical, with that hint of melancholy mixed with resentment born of a fate that had her cataloguing milk churns when she ought to have been dealing in first editions.
Since no one was allowed onto the Reinach site, and the workers were so well paid that they didn't sit around gossiping in cafes, nobody knew exactly what was being built. People imagined silver bathtubs and salons overflowing with indecent statues, and more naked bottoms than in a museum. Ancient Greek bottoms, according to the postman, are always "ambiguous." He preferred Fragonard and Boucher, or Watteau's The Embarkation for Cythera, which was a great deal more suitable. A Greek villa would offer an extraordinary spectacle, an abundance of pediments and staircases, and the priest, forgetting Christian charity, said at once: "What marvelous ruins it will make after those people are ruined." Ruins: the word kept being uttered. Hearing the words "Greek villa" it was impossible to imagine anything else. You could already see the signs: "Warning—rockfall." It was an excellent opportunity for the naysayers, who mocked that it was going to be a pasteboard pastiche of the Temple in Nîmes, a hastily daubed theater set, or a picturesque curiosity with broken columns and collapsing arches, like a cemetery or a meringue, or it was going to look like a gigantic clock without a dome, facing out to sea. Without shutters the salt would destroy everything. As the house went up it was supported on a wave of rumors that ebbed, growing duller and fainter as the walls and terraces began to rise, then surged again with the arrival of the first crates of furniture. Even the pastry cook—the dairywoman's rival, albeit not as cultured—the most vituperative Fury in this choir of ancients that included the shoemaker and the laundry supervisor from the Hotel Bristol, was stuck for anything new to say. She stood, silent and morose, attacking neat rows of éclairs with great swipes of her piping bag.
"In dazzling and seamless prose … Goetz achieves a modern-day Greek epic not easily forgotten. Villa of Delirium is, quite simply, a fever dream of art, history, ideas, and love in all its varieties—a seductive symphony of the intellect and senses. Highly recommended."
Historical Novels Review
"A novelist finds much to narrate about the fanciful Villa Kérylos on the French Riviera … Blends fictitious characters' experiences at the Reinach estate with historically accurate descriptions of the building's evolution and the occupants' accomplishments and fates."
"A fascinating, absorbing story perfect for lovers of art, ancient Greece, historical fiction, and the literature of war."
"Adrien Goetz's Villa of Delirium is not merely a historical novel, it's a novel about history. Belle Époque France, Ancient Greece, the two World Wars and the Holocaust: each provides the author his narrative setting but also the ideas he reckons with …. Exhilarating … It's a remarkable feat of storytelling."
Open Letters Review
"Goetz instinctually understands the capacity of objects to hold memory and collapse time. In Villa of Delirium he excavates every detail of the past—every staircase, every watercolor, every leather-bound book—to craft a deeply human story of beauty and loss."
Christine Coulson, author of Metropolitan Stories: A Novel
"Part social documentary, part architectural analysis, part quest novel, Villa of Delirium is an intriguing amalgam … A great deal is revealed of a bygone era. The novel presents a compelling portrait of some unique historical figures, and it recalls the significant role Jews played in French culture. It is also a stark reminder of how fragile that role was."
Jewish Book Council
"The Villa Kerylos—a house unlike any other—makes both an unparalleled setting and protagonist in this fascinating, erudite novel. Adrien Goetz artfully interweaves dramas of archaeological quest and forgery in an elaborate memory palace traversed by personal obsessions and savage events that shook early 20th century France—from the Dreyfus affair to the Nazi occupation."
Barry Bergdoll, Columbia University Professor of Art History and former Museum of Modern Art chief curator of architecture
"With a fascinating but never stifling erudition, Goetz delves into the background of this almost divine edifice … weaving a magnificent and educational novel."
David Foenkinos, author of Delicacy
"Friendships, love, betrayal, and adventure … Successful in its historical research … Goetz's exploration of such themes as class disparity and anti-Semitism—set against the construction of a villa based on one from an era, ancient Greece, known for its democratic ideals—adds a certain piquancy to the tale … Goetz's undertaking is impressive."
"One of the most beautiful passages in contemporary literary history … There is scandal in the family background, including an allegedly fake archaeological discovery that infects the plot like a virus. Alongside, there is romance. Boy meets girl, boy loves girl, boy loses girl, boy seeks girl … Goetz is a master … A fine novel."
David Brussat in Architecture Here and There
"One of the charms of the book is the back and forth between the Belle Époque in which the villa arose and the Greece of yesterday from which it originates."
Le Figaro Littéraire
"Succeeds in weaving together erudition, humor and intrigue; a triple pleasure for the reader."
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Natasha Lehrer

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El año 361 a. C. fue un año del calendario romano prejuliano. En el Imperio romano se conocía como el Año del Consulado de Estolo y Pético (o menos frecuentemente, año 393 Ab urbe condita).

Acontecimientos

Egipto
 Los egipcios bajo el rey Teos y los espartanos bajo el rey Agesilao II, con algunos mercenarios atenienses bajo su general Chabrias, emprendieron el ataque a las ciudades fenicias del rey persa. Sin embargo, tienen que volverse debido a las revueltas en Egipto. Luego, Agesilao II se pelea con el rey Egipto y se une a la revuelta en su contra.

Grecia
 Calístrato de Afidna, un orador y general ateniense, y el general ateniense Chabrias, son enjuiciados en Atenas debido al rechazo de Tebas a entregar la ciudad de Oropo, ciudad que permitieron ocupar temporalmente a los tebanos por consejo de Calístrato. A pesar de su magnífico discurso de defensa (que impresionó tanto a Demóstenes que le decidió a estudiar oratoria), Calístrato es condenado a muerte. Huye a Metone en Macedonia, donde es recibido por el rey Perdicas III quien confiaba en su experiencia financiera. Chabrias es absuelto y luego acepta un mando con el rey de Egipto, Teos, quien está defendiendo a su país contra los intentos persas de reconquistarlo.

Imperio persa
 Con el Imperio persa decayendo, tienen lugar revueltas en muchas partes del imperio, incluyendo Sidón, una próspera y rica ciudad fenicia.

Sicilia
 Platón vuelve de nuevo a Siracusa para enseñar al joven tirano de Siracusa, Dionisio II. Fracasa a la hora de reconciliar al tirano con Dion, a quien Dionisios había desterrado en 366 a. C. Debido a esto, Platón se ve obligado a huir de Siracusa para salvar su vida.

Nacimientos
 Agatocles, tirano de Siracusa (m. 289 a. C.)
 Dinarco, orador ático (m. h. 291 a. C.)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

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Obama violates Constitution by selective enforcement of immigration laws.
The White House has repeatedly tried to get Congress to pass the "DREAM Act" illegal alien amnesty bill, but Congress happens to disagree with the "DREAM ACT." Since Obama couldn't get Congress to agree with him, he bypassed Congress by announcing the selective enforcement of immigration laws on August, 2011. Obama decision is a violation of the law, not to mention his own oath of office and the Constitution. This unethical administration is now able to pretty much implement the DREAM ACT simply by refusing to enforce existing law. This is a direct attack upon the Rule of Law, one of the most fundamental principles of our republic.
The Obama administration also said it would suspend deportation proceedings against many illegal immigrants who pose no threat to national security or public safety. White House officials said the new policy could help illegal immigrants with family members in the United States. The White House is interpreting "family" to include partners of lesbian, gay and bisexual people.
Richard Socarides, a New York lawyer who was an adviser to President Bill Clinton on gay issues, said, "The new policy will end, at least for now, the deportations of gay people legally married to their same-sex American citizen partners, and it may extend to other people in same-sex partnerships."
Are illegals who haven't broken the law (besides being here illegally) any more illegal then someone who has broken laws - in addition to being here illegally? They are both illegal. This is why states are passing their own immigration laws - because Obama refuses to uphold the law and his oath of office.
The government will now review 300,000 cases of people in deportation proceedings. It is a certainty that most will now not be deported.
Representative Lamar Smith, Republican of Texas, stated: "The Obama administration has again made clear its plan to grant backdoor amnesty to illegal immigrants. The administration should enforce immigration laws, not look for ways to ignore them. Officials should remember the oath of office they took to uphold the Constitution and the laws of the land."
Source:http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/19/us/19immig.html?_r=2&hp


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African Women in Blockchain is an initiative of the Africa Blockchain Alliance which aims to change the face of blockchain technology within the African context promoting a vast, all-in and diverse industry. We are creating a pool of African women already in blockchain and those interested in learning about the technology so that they can create applications with this technology.
Women in Africa will get to meet other women who are enthusiastic about the blockchain technology. From time to time, some of these women who have distinguished themselves in this field will share their accomplishments, knowledge and experiences and that of other women in blockchain. This will create an opportunity for women to connect with professional opportunities motivating and prompting them to a state of influence. This is to ensure that women are not left out in this trend that's taking Africa by storm.


We receive holiday cards, mostly from friends and family but also the occasional acquaintance.
We received a card with one of "those" letters in them. You know what I mean, the ones that review the entire year for every family member in 8 very full paragraphs in 8pt font. Everything that happened was fantastic. Each family member is on his/her way to great success.
This card/letter came from a family with whom we don't have a personal connection. We never speak on the phone, we never meet up. We are not even Facebook friends. They happen to be real estate agents in the community.
2016 is almost over. I'd like to see some authenticity happen in 2017.
Communications (email, phone, social media, etc.) are time-consuming, both for the sender and the recipient. Wouldn't it be nice if every attempt at reaching out was genuine? Do you really care to forge a relationship with us? Then be real. Invite us for a meet up. Call. Even an email invitation is acceptable these days.
But please, don't send a generic "personalized" letter and assume we care. Why should we?
Yes, those letters are horrible – and from someone you hardly know? Just odd. Here's to a more authentic new year, to honesty and decency.
I hear ya on the be more authentic in 2017. I laughed when you said you got "that" Christmas letter from the family that had paragraphs of what they did all year each of them! Oh and it's all the good stuff. Well, I finally moved away from so called family: mind you my friends are more family than family! Anyhow My sister did this type of thing and I was not happy. I did how ever like the photo's she put because the two kids are in there one a grad National Guard. I am trying to come up with one word to concentrate on for the new year…authenticity just might be it!
You have such great words!! I was thinking of abundance, Focus, Study, concentration, authentic…. my main goal is college for the next two years. I guess I have to think another day and maybe post it. Thanks for coming over.
Those are great words too, and maybe more fitting in relation to your school goal(s)!


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U.S. District Court, District of Montana
U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th and 9th Circuits
University of Montana, J.D., 1971
Montana State University, B.S., 1967
The Inner Circle of Advocates (Only Montana Member in National Organization)
State Bar of Montana; Montana Trial Lawyers Association
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Member, President's Club)
American College of Trial Lawyers
American Board of Trial Advocates (Advocate)
International Society of Barristers
$27 million settlement in a brain injury case (Vangsnes vs. North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, Inc. et. al.)
$21.3 million verdict in a Great Falls malicious prosecution case (Seltzer v. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher)
$7 million verdict in a Billings railroad crossing accident (Dorn v. BNSF)
$5 million verdict against the US government after a fire destroyed a ranch (Hughes v. USA)
$3.9 million verdict in a Missoula brain injury claim (Ginn v. Smurfit Stone Container)
$3.2 million verdict in a Great Falls auto accident (Bumgarner v. Farmers Union Mutual Insurance)
Montana Trial Lawyers Association, Montana Trial Lawyer of the Year, 1993 – 1994 and 2006 – 2007
Only Montana lawyer named in Lawdragon 500 Leading Lawyers in America, 2018 & 2019
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According to Edmunds, the 2015 Chevrolet Spark EV is now on sale in both California and Oregon.
"General Motors will bring all its electric vehicle battery building capabilities in-house with production of battery systems for the 2015 Chevrolet Spark EV at its battery assembly plant in Brownstown, Mich."
Pricing is unchanged for 2015, meaning the 2015 Spark EV will cost $27,495. Range stays the same too, as does MPGe, apparently, despite changes to both the battery pack and the Spark EV's final drive ratio.
"Changes in battery design will not affect the Spark's MPGe, or gasoline equivalent, performance compared to the 2014 model. Range will remain at an EPA-rated 82 miles and MPGe will remain at 119."
"The 2015 Spark EV features Siri Eyes Free, 4G LTE and DC Fast Charging."
There's still no official word from General Motors on more widespread availability for the Chevy Spark EV.


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Ricardo Busciglio (Resistencia, Chaco, 11 de abril de 1986) es un ex-baloncestista argentino que se desempeñaba en la posición de base. Desarrolló su carrera como profesional en varios clubes de distintas categorías de Argentina y España, habiendo jugado también brevemente en la Legadue de Italia.

Trayectoria

Sus inicios en Argentina
Nacido en 1986 en Resistencia (provincia del Chaco), ocupa la posición de base y fue considerado como uno de los jugadores argentinos más prometedores de su generación, habiendo participado como internacional en todas las categorías inferiores desde cadete hasta sub-21.

Antes de dar el salto a Europa, Busciglio se proclamó campeón de la Liga Sudamericana de Clubes 2002 jugando para Libertad de Sunchales de la LNB argentina.

Europa
En la temporada 2004-05 ficha por Leche Río Breogan Lugo de la liga ACB, equipo con el que llega a debutar en la máxima categoría del baloncesto español (sólo jugó un partido) y que le destina a jugar en su filial de la liga EBA: el Estudiantes de Lugo.

En la temporada 2005-06 se marcha al conjunto del Aguas de Calpe de la LEB Oro y al terminó de la misma regresa al Estudiantes de Lugo (EBA) donde inicia la temporada 2006-07 con unos números que le situaban como uno de los jugadores más destacados de la categoría (26,7 de valoración, 15,8 puntos, 4,4 rebotes, 6,6 asistencias y 4,0 recuperaciones en casi 36 minutos por encuentro), aunque al inicio de la misma deja el equipo invicto (7 partidos, 7 victorias) para viajar a Italia donde ficha por el Casale Monferrato de la segunda categoría del baloncesto italiano (Lega Due), con el que disputaría el play-off de ascenso a la primera división.

En la temporada 2007-08 vuelve a España para fichar por el Cáceres 2016 de la liga LEB Plata. Su papel (5,4 puntos, 2,1 rebotes, 2,5 asistencias y 1,6 recuperaciones en 19,4 min por partido) ayudó al equipo extremeño a llegar a disputar el play-off de ascenso a la liga LEB Oro.

La temporada 2008-09 ficha por el Faymasa Palencia también de LEB Plata. conjunto con el que se proclamó campeón de Copa y Liga, logrando el ascenso a la LEB Oro de forma directa. Sus números de la temporada fueron: 4,1 puntos, 1,4 rebotes, 2,5 asistencias y 1,1 robos de balón.

Tras comenzar sin equipo la temporada 2009-10, en noviembre de 2010 ficha por el Caja Rioja de la LEB Plata. Finaliza la primera fase de la competición como líder en asistencias (6,0), segundo en porcentaje de tiros de dos puntos (70%) y quinto en recuperaciones (1,8); sus medias en los 13 partidos disputados fueron de 8,8 puntos (64% en tiros libres, 63% en tiros de campo), 3,2 rebotes, 6,0 asistencias y 1,8 recuperaciones, para un total de 15'5 de valoración en 26 minutos por encuentro.

Retorno a la Argentina
En febrero de 2011 regresa a su país natal para jugar en Estudiantes Concordia del TNA, segunda categoría de Argentina.

A comienzos de 2012 se compromete con Sarmiento de Resistencia del TFB, tercera competición en importancia del baloncesto argentino. Tras conseguir el ascenso, renovó su contrato para jugar la temporada 2012-12 del TNA. Al término de la misma, jugó el Torneo Oficial de la Asociación de Básquet de Resistencia con Hindú de Resistencia.

Dos años después reapareció en la misma competición, vistiendo la camiseta del Don Orione.

Clubes

Selección nacional

Busciglio fue miembro de los seleccionados juveniles de baloncesto de Argentina. En el 2004 integró el plantel del equipo junior de su país que logró la medalla de plata en el Torneo de Mannheim, culminando el base el certamen como líder de asistencias.

Palmarés

 Campeón de la Liga Leb Plata y ascenso a Leb Oro con el Faymasa Palencia en la temporada 2008-09.
 Campeón de la Copa Leb Plata con el Faymasa Palencia en la temporada 2008-09.
 Campeón de la Liga Sudamericana con el Libertad Sunchales en la temporada 2001-02.
 Medalla de plata en el Torneo de Mannheim 2004 con la selección de Argentina Junior.
 Medalla de plata en el Campeonato Sudamericano Cadete (Ecuador 2002) con la selección de Argentina Cadete.

Notas

Enlaces externos

 Ficha de Busciglio en ACB.com
 Ficha de Busciglio en FEB.es

Baloncestistas de Argentina
Baloncestistas de la Liga Nacional de Básquet Argentina
Baloncestistas de la Liga ACB
Baloncestistas de la Liga LEB
Baloncestistas de la Liga LEB Plata
Baloncestistas de la Legadue
Baloncestistas del Libertad de Sunchales
Baloncestistas del Club Baloncesto Calpe
Baloncestistas del Cáceres Ciudad del Baloncesto
Baloncestistas del Club Baloncesto Clavijo
Baloncestistas del Club Deportivo Maristas Palencia
Baloncestistas de los Estudiantes de Concordia
Baloncestistas del Club Atlético Sarmiento
Baloncestistas del Hindú Club
Baloncestistas de la provincia del Chaco
Resistencianos


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Racing at the fourth of five ISAF Sailing World Cup regattas in Mallorca, Spain is set for a cool and light wind start.
The glamorous sea breeze the 1,130 sailors from 55 nations were treated to in training sessions in advance of the regatta have momentarily passed making it a chilly opening day.
A south west breeze is expected to come in around 13:00 local time bringing 4-5 knots and 14ºC with it.
On the day ahead 2013 ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year, Mat Belcher (AUS), "The forecast is not for much wind this morning but it will shift back around to the south west, the usual sea breeze direction so I think we'll wait for the fog to clear and get some racing in pretty soon."
For Belcher and his crew Will Ryan racing on the Echo course they don't expect it to be too shifty, "It depends on the course you're racing on. We're pretty fortunate we're on one of the outer courses so once the breeze develops we expect it to be steady rather than some of the inshore course."
The split Men's RS:X fleet commence racing at 11:00 local time and share the Charlie race area with the Women's RS:X fleet. Both fleets will sail three races.
Three fleets of 48-boats will race in the Laser on Delta and commence their first of three races at 11:00. The two Laser Radial fleets are scheduled for three races with their first start at 13:00 on Charlie.
The Men's 470 are divided into two fleets and share the Echo race course with the Women's 470. Both fleets are scheduled to sail three races.
Racing in the Finn will be on the Foxtrot area, the Nacra 17 will be on Bravo and the 49er on Alpha. All fleets are divided into two with 11:00 the first start time.
2.4mR racing will commence at 12:00 on the Golf area.
Two fleets of 49erFX racers will be the last to start racing in Mallorca with a scheduled start time of 14:00.


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Start Up: paying for news, Chromebook cautions, Patreon reverses, dissing Pixel Buds, lost snow and more
The Mirai botnet was initially built to attack Minecraft servers. Then things grew and people got arrested. Photo by John Baichtal on Flickr.
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Net giants 'must pay for news' from which they make billions • Agence France-Presse
Nine European press agencies, including AFP, called Wednesday on internet giants to be forced to pay copyright for using news content on which they make vast profits.
The call comes as the EU is debating a directive to make Facebook, Google, Twitter and other major players pay for the millions of news articles they use or link to.
"Facebook has become the biggest media in the world," the agencies said in a plea published in the French daily Le Monde.
"Yet neither Facebook nor Google have a newsroom… They do not have journalists in Syria risking their lives, nor a bureau in Zimbabwe investigating Mugabe's departure, nor editors to check and verify information sent in by reporters on the ground."
"Access to free information is supposedly one of the great victories of the internet. But it is a myth," the agencies argued.
"At the end of the chain, informing the public costs a lot of money."
News, the declaration added, is the second reason after catching up on family and friends for people to log onto Facebook, which tripled its profits to $10bn (€8.5bn) last year.
One to watch.
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Buying a Chromebook? Here's what you need to worry about • WSJ
Wilson Rothman notes that Chromebook sales have doubled in the US, and that they're cheap, but note:
When students log into a Chromebook using their school-issued accounts, the school's settings govern how they use the Google apps, and Google doesn't target educational accounts for advertising. Yet that login doesn't necessarily prevent children from visiting unsafe websites.
For now, if you want to lock down a Chromebook, you have to create supervised user accounts, which let you add websites to naughty or nice lists, monitor history, block apps and extensions, and tweak other settings.
But they're too hands-on: There are no simple filters built on a child's age, nor anything resembling Apple's iOS restrictions, which let you turn off a wide array of specific services, from cameras to in-app purchases.
What Google really needs to do is add Chromebooks to its Family Link, a new user-friendly way to monitor and set limits on children's internet use. At press time, Family Link was compatible only with Android devices, but the surge in Chromebook sales should pressure Google to expand it. Kan Liu, Google's Chrome OS product-management director, said Google is thinking about how to integrate Family Link into Chromebooks.
(Note: Built-in parental controls are ideal, but there are also third-party controls like Circle for your home network.)
We messed up. We're sorry, and we're not rolling out the fees change • The Patreon Blog
Jack Conte is CEO of Patreon:
We've heard you loud and clear. We're not going to rollout the changes to our payments system that we announced last week. We still have to fix the problems that those changes addressed, but we're going to fix them in a different way, and we're going to work with you to come up with the specifics, as we should have done the first time around. Many of you lost patrons, and you lost income. No apology will make up for that, but nevertheless, I'm sorry. It is our core belief that you should own the relationships with your fans. These are your businesses, and they are your fans.
I've spent hours and hours on the phone with creators, and so has the Patreon team. Your feedback has been crystal clear:
• The new payments system disproportionately impacted $1 – $2 patrons. We have to build a better system for them.
• Aggregation is highly-valued, and we underestimated that.
• Fundamentally, creators should own the business decisions with their fans, not Patreon. We overstepped our bounds and injected ourselves into that relationship, against our core belief as a business.
Better late than never, but some people have lost sponsorship from this already.
No, Google's Pixel Buds won't change the world • 1843
Leo Mirani:
I took the Pixel Buds to Buckow, in Brandenburg in eastern Germany, with the intent of trying them out in the wild. Reader, they remained in my bag. This is not, therefore, a conventional product review. It is small contribution to the vast corpus of complaints about what happens to product design when an engineer's focus on problem solving blinds them to the norms of the social interaction. However effective a gadget is, it will fail if it makes its user feel like a chump.
It is bad enough that mobile-phone signal when roaming in the EU can often be spotty (the translation service needs internet connectivity to work). It is worse that Germans possess an inherent distrust of Silicon Valley firms so asking them to speak into a phone while you're wearing earphones is an invitation for abuse. But worst of all is the sheer awkwardness of the whole thing: hang on a second while I put in these ridiculous things, fire up the app, make sure everything's synced up, and then speak into my phone while holding it up to your ear, bitte, just so I can hear your response in my own ear.
Danke, but nein danke. This is not how human beings interact with each other. It is telling that this product comes from the same people who brought us Google Glass, an ugly, invasive face-mounted camera that evoked hostility wherever it was worn.
Popular destinations rerouted to Russia • BGPmon
Andree Toonk:
Early this morning (UTC) our systems detected a suspicious event where many prefixes for high profile destinations were being announced by an unused Russian Autonomous System.
Starting at 04:43 (UTC) 80 prefixes normally announced by organizations such Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitch, NTT Communications and Riot Games were now detected in the global BGP routing tables with an Origin AS of 39523 (DV-LINK-AS), out of Russia.
Looking at timeline we can see two event windows of about three minutes each. The first one started at 04:43 UTC and ended at around 04:46 UTC. The second event started 07:07 UTC and finished at 07:10 UTC.
Even though these events were relatively short lived, they were significant because it was picked up by a large number of peers and because of several new more specific prefixes that are not normally seen on the Internet. So let's dig a little deeper.
One of the interesting things about this incident is the prefixes that were affected are all network prefixes for well known and high traffic internet organizations. The other odd thing is that the Origin AS 39523 (DV-LINK-AS) hasn't been seen announcing any prefixes for many years (with one exception below), so why does it all of sudden appear and announce prefixes for networks such as Google?
I won't pretend to understand this, but they don't think it's good.
The big melt: the Alps and artificial snow • Time
Jeffrey Kluger:
From 1960 to 2017, the Alpine snow season shortened by 38 days—starting an average of 12 days later and ending 26 days earlier than normal. Europe experienced its warmest-ever winter in the 2015–16 season, with snow cover in the southern French Alps just 20% of its typical depth.
Last December was the driest in 150 years of record keeping, and the flakes that did manage to fall didn't stay around long. The snow line—the point on a slope at which it's high enough and thus cold enough for snow to stick—is about 3,900 ft., which is a historic high in some areas. But worse lies ahead as scientists predict melt even at nearly 10,000 ft. by the end of the century.
All this is doing terrible things not just to Alpine beauty but to Alpine businesses—especially ski resorts. Globally, the ski industry generates up to $70 billion per year, and 44% of all skiers—and their dollars—flock to the Alps.
Imagine the Caribbean culture and economy without beaches and water; that's the Alpine culture and economy without snow…
…the Dolomites have changed—their snow quickly vanishing—and that transformation is what caught the eye of Italian photographer Marco Zorzanello. A onetime student of literature, he found himself growing less interested in the lit part of his education and more interested in the human part—particularly the damage humans as a whole are doing to ourselves and to our world through climate change.
They're remarkable pictures, and quite eerie; and scary if you like skiing.
Mirai IoT botnet co-authors plead guilty • Krebs on Security
Brian Krebs, who named two of the people he believed – through online sleuthing – were behind the original Mirai botnet (which is not the one that knocked Twitter, Reddit et al offline last year; the original was built to attack Minecraft servers):
In addition, the Mirai co-creators pleaded guilty to charges of using their botnet to conduct click fraud — a form of online advertising fraud that will cost Internet advertisers more than $16bn this year, according to estimates from ad verification company Adloox.
The plea agreements state that Jha, White and another person who also pleaded guilty to click fraud conspiracy charges — a 21-year-old from Metairie, Louisiana named Dalton Norman — leased access to their botnet for the purposes of earning fraudulent advertising revenue through click fraud activity and renting out their botnet to other cybercriminals.
As part of this scheme, victim devices were used to transmit high volumes of requests to view web addresses associated with affiliate advertising content. Because the victim activity resembled legitimate views of these websites, the activity generated fraudulent profits through the sites hosting the advertising content, at the expense of online advertising companies.
Jha and his co-conspirators admitted receiving as part of the click fraud scheme approximately two hundred bitcoin, valued on January 29, 2017 at over $180,000.
Prosecutors say Norman personally earned over 30 bitcoin, valued on January 29, 2017 at approximately $27,000. The documents show that Norman helped Jha and White discover new, previously unknown vulnerabilities in IoT devices that could be used to beef up their Mirai botnet, which at its height grew to more than 300,000 hacked devices.
Click fraud by IoT. Things pretending to be people to click ads.
Is AlphaZero really a scientific breakthrough in AI? • Medium
Jose Camacho Collados is an AI/NLP research and international chess master:
We should scientifically scrutinize alleged breakthroughs carefully, especially in the period of AI hype we live now. It is actually responsibility of researchers in this area to accurately describe and advertise our achievements, and try not to contribute to the growing (often self-interested) misinformation and mystification of the field. In fact, this early December in NIPS, arguably the most prestigious AI conference, some researchers showed important concerns about the lack of rigour of this scientific community in recent years.
In this case, given the relevance of the claims, I hope these concerns will be clarified and solved in order to be able to accurately judge the actual scientific contribution of this feat, a judgement that it is not possible to make right now. Probably with a better experimental design as well as an effort on reproducibility the conclusions would be a bit weaker as originally claimed.
He has a number of questions about the AlphaZero/Stockfish matchup. Some seem a bit weak, or easily answered, but the question of reproducibility is important. Deepmind is making big claims, but this isn't how you do real science.
It's official: ADSL works over wet string • RevK's rants
Broadband services are a wonderful innovation of our time, using multiple frequency bands (hence the name) to carry signals over wires (usually copper, sometimes aluminium). One of the key aspects of the technology is its ability to adapt to the length and characteristics of the line on which it is deployed.
We have seen faults on broadband circuits that manifest as the system adapting to much lower speeds, this is a key factor as a service can work, but unusually slowly, over very bad lines.
It has always been said that ADSL will work over a bit of wet string.
Well one of our techies (www.aa.net.uk) took it upon himself to try it today at the office, and well done.
He got some proper string, and made it wet…
Flipping biscuits, he got 3.5Mbps down. That's more than I get at home.
Exclusive interview: Apple's Phil Schiller on how the iPhone X 'seemed impossible at the start' • T3
Dan Grabham:
We say to Schiller that we've been surprised at how good Face ID is for Apple Pay. "Yes. That was on a long list of things we knew we had to deliver. The home button, at the beginning, really did one thing. Maybe two. It woke up your screen, and then it let you go to the home screen from any app. And then over the years, we've layered on many, many uses – the multitasking capabilities, evoking Siri, you being able to use it for Apple Pay, creating Touch ID for your fingerprint. So Face ID had a much harder job for its first version than the home button had for its first version."
Apple notoriously doesn't talk about products in advance (unless it's the 2018 Mac Pro, when it did), but regardless we ask whether Face ID could appear in more Apple products beyond phones? "We try not to get ahead of ourselves," says Schiller with the look of someone who may have been asked this question before. "While we have many plans throughout the year for many things, we also are realists in that we need to create something, and that we need to make it great, and that we need to study, and we need to learn… all the user cases all around the world from everybody in every situation, before we then imagine some of the other things we might do."…
Why the pause [in delivering HomePod]?
"It's really very simple. It's a brand new product. It's a lot of engineering to make it be the product we've described, and for it to be what we all hope it can be.
"And I'm actually really proud that we're a company that will take the time to do something right. Our goal is always not to be 'most' but to be 'best', and we set high standards. We often exceed those, but not always. And we need to be self-honest if something's not ready, and continue to work on it until it is."
Schiller is also frank about AI-driven speakers being still very much a developing product category. "Nobody really knows how we all want to use these kinds of products.
"There might not be one product for everybody. And our [focus is] on having great sounding music wherever you place it in your room or your flat, or a great interaction with Siri for a music experience – we think that that's a great [starting] point for a whole new kind of product in our lives.
"I think others have different perspectives on the things that they're making, and we're all going to learn together what we think."
Also covers AirPods, Apple Pencil, and iPad Pro as a desktop/laptop replacement. I think what he's saying about HomePod echoes the Apple Watch introduction – Apple had an idea for how that would be used which quite quickly coalesced around the fitness angle rather than apps. What's HomePod's one?
Apple to invest $390m in Finisar to ramp up chip production • Reuters
Apple Inc will give Finisar Corp $390m to increase production of chips that power high-profile iPhone X features including Face ID, Animojis and portrait-mode photos…
…The investment is Apple's second from its $1bn advanced manufacturing fund that seeks to foster innovation and create jobs, Apple said. The first investment was a $200m infusion into Gorilla Glass maker Corning in May.
Finisar will use the money to transform a previously closed 700,000-square-foot plant in Sherman, Texas to make high volumes of laser diodes called vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, or VCSELs.
In the fourth quarter of 2017, Apple said it would buy 10 times more VCSELs than were previously made worldwide over a similar time period.
That's a big ramp in VCSELs. Do they have any other uses?
I used to be a bitcoin bull — here's why that changed • Ars Technica
Timothy B Lee:
Now we're in the midst of another big bitcoin bull market, and I'm much more worried that the market is getting into unsustainable territory. At the beginning of the year, bitcoins were worth $1,000 apiece, and all bitcoins in circulation were worth around $15 billion—still quite small as global financial assets go. Today, each bitcoin is worth $17,000, and all bitcoins in circulation are worth a much more substantial $280 billion. That seems like a lot for a payment network that only processes about four transactions per second.
Meanwhile, there are growing signs that ordinary, unsophisticated investors may be getting in over their heads. Anecdotal reports suggest that people with no real technical or financial expertise are getting interested in cryptocurrency, and some people are even borrowing money to invest in bitcoin. The market is starting to feel like the final month of the dotcom boom, when people started getting tech stock tips from their taxi drivers.
I don't necessarily think the market is over-valued, and it might still go up further. But I'm pretty sure investors won't enjoy the kind of outsized gains that earlier investors have enjoyed. And I wouldn't be surprised to see the market crash in the coming months…
…The big question is what will people use bitcoin for, and how big will the resulting markets be?
A big challenge, however, is that the network is becoming increasingly congested. Right now, the network is struggling to process more than about four transactions per second, and intense demand for network capacity has pushed the average transaction fee above $20. There are various proposals to relieve this congestion, from increasing the size of Bitcoin blocks to developing new technologies to allow many transactions to occur outside of Bitcoin's blockchain.
Nevertheless, capacity limits are likely to limit the Bitcoin network's growth for years to come.
I get the slight feeling that this is the response to an editor's call of "find me someone who used to be a bull on bitcoin and is now bearish!", but overall it's solid.
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stormyparis on December 15, 2017 at 7:08 am said:
Apple puff pieces are always a hoot.
"It seemed impossible at first"… but then Panasonic, Xiaomi, Essential did it, and we thought "We can do it too ?"
"And we need to be self-honest if something's not ready, and continue to work on it until it is.". Except if it's Maps: it's OK to release crappy maps, because we need to track people and get ad $$. Think of it, any software really, including iOS. Software QA is hard and we're a small company with limited resources !
I've used a bullshit detector ever since my… 3rd professional meeting I guess: when someone is saying something, imagine them saying the opposite. If the result of that mind trick is impossible or nonsensical, then the original is without value (the only value is second-degree: you've got to tally what they chose to speak of and what they skipped; it's a lot of work and requires prep.). That accounts for about 50% of this piece, which is high.
charlesarthur on December 15, 2017 at 11:31 am said:
The difference from Panasonic, Xiaomi and Essential is that Apple has been selling phones with a physical (or virtually physical) home button for 10 years and has a gigantic user base completely used to navigating with it, and doing multiple things with it (Siri, Apple Pay, navigating back to home screen). Android doesn't have a physical home button with those responsibilities, unless you're Samsung.
The Maps release was hurried because Apple specifically didn't want to Google to be able to track iOS users, which was part of the contract that Google was demanding to extend Google Maps use on iOS. (Remember Latitude?) iOS could have tracked people even so, but the ad dollars on location for iOS are, I'd imagine, minimal, and most of all you can turn them all off. That option might not have been presented with Google.


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Chapter IV.—Concerning the nature of Deity: that it is incomprehensible.
It is plain, then, that there is a God. But what He is in His essence and nature is absolutely incomprehensible and unknowable. For it is evident that He is incorporeal14361436 Various reading, It is evident that the divine (τὸ Θεῖον) is incorporeal.. For how could that possess body which is infinite, and boundless, and formless, and intangible and invisible, in short, simple and not compound? How could that be immutable14371437 Text ἄτρεπτον. Most mss. read σεπτόν. So, too, Greg. Naz., Orat. 34, from which these words are taken. An old interpretation is 'venerabile est.' But in the opinion of Combefis, Gregory's text is corrupt, and ἄτρεπτονshould be read, which reading is also supported by various authorities, including three Cod. Reg.: cf. also De Trinit. in Cyril. which is circumscribed and subject to passion? And how could that be passionless which is composed of elements and is resolved again into them? For combination14381438 σύνθεσις. is the beginning of conflict, and conflict of separation, and separation of dissolution, and dissolution is altogether foreign to God14391439 Greg. Naz., Orat. 32, 34..
Again, how will it also be maintained14401440 Text, σωθήσεται: various reading, συνθήσεται. that God permeates and fills the universe? as the Scriptures say, Do not I fill heaven and earth, saith the Lord14411441 Jer. xxiii. 24.? For it is an impossibility14421442 Greg. Naz. ut supr. that one body should permeate other bodies without dividing and being divided, and without being enveloped and contrasted, in the same way as all fluids mix and commingle.
But if some say that the body is immaterial, in the same way as the fifth body14431443 The reference is to the Pythagorean and Aristotelian ideas of the heavens as being like the body of Deity, something uncorrupt, different from the four elements, and therefore called a fifth body, or element (στοιχεῖον). In his Meteor. i. 3, De Cœlo i. 3, &c., Aristotle speaks of the Ether as extending from the heaven of the fixed stars down to the moon, as of a nature specially adapted for circular motion, as the first element in rank, but as the fifth, "if we enumerate beginning with the elements directly known by the senses.…the subsequently so-called πέμπτον στοιχεῖον, quinta essentia." The other elements, he taught, had the upward motion, or the downward: the earth having the attribute of heaviness, and its natural place in the world being the lowest; fire being the light element, and "its place the sphere next adjoining the sphere of the ether." See Ueberweg's History of Philosophy, Vol. I. p. 167, Morris's translation, and the chapter on the De Cœlo in Grote's Aristotle, Vol. II. pp. 389, &c. of which the Greek philosophers speak (which body is an impossibility), it will be wholly subject to motion like the heaven. For that is what they mean by the fifth body. Who then is it that moves it? For everything that is moved is moved by another thing. And who again is it that moves that? and so on to infinity till we at length arrive at something motionless. For the first mover is motionless, and that is the Deity. And must not that which is moved be circumscribed in space? The Deity, then, alone is motionless, moving the universe by immobility14441444 Greg. Naz. ut supr.. So then it must be assumed that the Deity is incorporeal.
But even this gives no true idea of His essence, to say that He is unbegotten, and without beginning, changeless and imperishable, and possessed of such other qualities as we are wont to ascribe to God and His environment14451445 Or, such as are said to exist in the case of God, or in relation to God. The Greek is, ὅσα περὶ Θεοῦ, ἢ περὶ Θεὸν εἶναι λέγεται.. For these do not indicate what He is, but what He is not14461446 Greg. Naz. ut supr.. But when we would explain what 4bthe essence of anything is, we must not speak only negatively. In the case of God, however, it is impossible to explain what He is in His essence, and it befits us the rather to hold discourse about His absolute separation from all things14471447 Greg. Naz., Orat. 32, 34. The Greek is, οἰκειότερον δὲ μᾶλλον ἐκ τῆς ἁπάντων ἀφαιρέσεως ποιεῖσθαι τὸν λόγον. It may be given thus:—It is more in accordance with the nature of the case rather to discourse of Him in the way of abstracting from him all that belongs to us.. For He does not belong to the class of existing things: not that He has no existence14481448 Dionys., De Myst. Theolog., but that He is above all existing things, nay even above existence itself. For if all forms of knowledge have to do with what exists, assuredly that which is above knowledge must certainly be also above essence14491449 Or, above being; ὑπὲρ οὐσίαν.: and, conversely, that which is above essence14501450 Or, above being; ὑπὲρ οὐσίαν. will also be above knowledge.
God then is infinite and incomprehensible and all that is comprehensible about Him is His infinity and incomprehensibility. But all that we can affirm concerning God does not shew forth God's nature, but only the qualities of His nature14511451 Or, but only the things which relate to His nature. The Greek is, ὅσα δὲ λέγομεν ἐπὶ Θεοῦ καταφαντικῶς, οὐ τὴν φύσιν, ἀλλὰ τὰ περὶ τὴν φύσιν δηλοῖ.. For when you speak of Him as good, and just, and wise, and so forth, you do not tell God's nature but only the qualities of His nature14521452 Or, the things that relate to his nature.. Further there are some affirmations which we make concerning God which have the force of absolute negation: for example, when we use the term darkness, in reference to God, we do not mean darkness itself, but that He is not light but above light: and when we speak of Him as light, we mean that He is not darkness.
1436 Various reading, It is evident that the divine (τὸ Θεῖον) is incorporeal.
1437 Text ἄτρεπτον. Most mss. read σεπτόν. So, too, Greg. Naz., Orat. 34, from which these words are taken. An old interpretation is 'venerabile est.' But in the opinion of Combefis, Gregory's text is corrupt, and ἄτρεπτονshould be read, which reading is also supported by various authorities, including three Cod. Reg.: cf. also De Trinit. in Cyril.
1438 σύνθεσις.
1439 Greg. Naz., Orat. 32, 34.
1440 Text, σωθήσεται: various reading, συνθήσεται.
1441 Jer. xxiii. 24.
1442 Greg. Naz. ut supr.
1443 The reference is to the Pythagorean and Aristotelian ideas of the heavens as being like the body of Deity, something uncorrupt, different from the four elements, and therefore called a fifth body, or element (στοιχεῖον). In his Meteor. i. 3, De Cœlo i. 3, &c., Aristotle speaks of the Ether as extending from the heaven of the fixed stars down to the moon, as of a nature specially adapted for circular motion, as the first element in rank, but as the fifth, "if we enumerate beginning with the elements directly known by the senses.…the subsequently so-called πέμπτον στοιχεῖον, quinta essentia." The other elements, he taught, had the upward motion, or the downward: the earth having the attribute of heaviness, and its natural place in the world being the lowest; fire being the light element, and "its place the sphere next adjoining the sphere of the ether." See Ueberweg's History of Philosophy, Vol. I. p. 167, Morris's translation, and the chapter on the De Cœlo in Grote's Aristotle, Vol. II. pp. 389, &c.
1445 Or, such as are said to exist in the case of God, or in relation to God. The Greek is, ὅσα περὶ Θεοῦ, ἢ περὶ Θεὸν εἶναι λέγεται.
1447 Greg. Naz., Orat. 32, 34. The Greek is, οἰκειότερον δὲ μᾶλλον ἐκ τῆς ἁπάντων ἀφαιρέσεως ποιεῖσθαι τὸν λόγον. It may be given thus:—It is more in accordance with the nature of the case rather to discourse of Him in the way of abstracting from him all that belongs to us.
1448 Dionys., De Myst. Theolog.
1449 Or, above being; ὑπὲρ οὐσίαν.
1451 Or, but only the things which relate to His nature. The Greek is, ὅσα δὲ λέγομεν ἐπὶ Θεοῦ καταφαντικῶς, οὐ τὴν φύσιν, ἀλλὰ τὰ περὶ τὴν φύσιν δηλοῖ.
1452 Or, the things that relate to his nature.


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Q: What is the difference in the file content of a .po and a .pot file? I would like to have the following process flow:

*

*The programmer marks some entries in the source code as translatable

*The programmer generates a template file (.pot if I understood it correctly)

*The translator uses the template file to translate the strings. He never has to get any part of the code.

If a new string is added or an old string gets updated, a new template is generated and the translator can "update" his old translation. He should only need to review / translate the changed / new strings. The programmer should not have to do this updating-work.
At the moment I use poEdit and its updating function. I guess this entry in the .po-file gives poEdit the needed information:
"X-Poedit-Basepath: /var/www/community-chess\n"

But this makes it necessary to have to complete, latest source code. This means, the programmer has to do the first step of updating.
If I understood it correct, .pot-files are templates for .po-files. Is this just an empty (hence with no translated strings) .po-file? How can I create a .pot-file for a PHP-project on a Linux machine?

A: Once you have i18n'd your source, you can run xgettext against it in order to extract all translatable strings into a .pot file.

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Q: Should my program be flawless at release I'm building a big, very complex piece of open-source software, and it's killing me trying to make what I have as "clean" as it needs to be.
What I want to know is: If there is an undetected flaw in my program and/or my code cleanliness (is that a word?), can that harm my reputation?
Likewise, is it bad that I've reused code from an already open-source app but have rewritten it my way?
Thanks.

A: No. There is no such thing as a flawless program, so don't aim for that.
What you should aim for in for a first release is good/thorough documentation, some automated tests, one or more places for people to tell you about any problems they have or features they'd like to see, and a clear/prominent description of what your program library is and is not supposed to accomplish. And it should actually work, obviously.
Regarding reputation, I would expect people to care more about how you respond to bug reports/feature requests and how your program evolves rather than how pristine it might be at version 1.0. If you have at least the things I mentioned above, you'll be in a good position to respond well to all the input you'll inevitably get.
Reusing code from another app is fine if the license allowed it and you follow all the license terms. I would also try to attribute it somewhere even the license doesn't require it; that's just more polite.


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This mythological tale has always entranced me. And since a little girl, I've been something of a gypsy. Legends ignite my imagination and spur me to wander into deep forests.
From an early age, I loved ovens. And fire.
Then I woke to a dream of a faraway village.
One November a few years ago, I visited Gascony. I enjoyed lunch at a beautiful 14th century millhouse, La Belle Gasconne in Poudenas. The pond was like a mirror. A bridge spanned the Gelise River, with water pouring through the auberge and grinding wheat into flour, before going on to the Mediterranean.
Smoke twirled from the wood-fired oven and touched everything with a delicious heat.
The path of pilgrims trudging their way east to Santiago or west to Arles, from Rome, Jerusalem, or Greece was only a few feet from the door.
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package org.bubblecloud.zigbee.api.cluster.impl.global.reporting;

import org.bubblecloud.zigbee.v3.serialization.ZBDeserializer;
import org.bubblecloud.zigbee.api.cluster.impl.api.core.ZigBeeClusterException;
import org.bubblecloud.zigbee.api.cluster.impl.api.global.AttributeReport;
import org.bubblecloud.zigbee.v3.serialization.DefaultDeserializer;
import org.bubblecloud.zigbee.api.cluster.impl.core.ResponseImpl;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * @author Stefano "Kismet" Lenzi
 * @author Francesco Furfari
 * @version $LastChangedRevision: 799 $ ($LastChangedDate: 2013-08-06 19:00:05 +0300 (Tue, 06 Aug 2013) $)
 * @since 0.2.0
 */
public class ReportAttributesCommand extends ResponseImpl {

    private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ReportAttributesCommand.class);

    public static final byte ID = 0x0A;

    private AttributeReport[] attributesReport;

    public ReportAttributesCommand(ResponseImpl response) throws ZigBeeClusterException {
        super(response);
        ResponseImpl.checkGeneralCommandFrame(response, ReportAttributesCommand.ID);

        byte[] msg = getPayload();
        ZBDeserializer deserializer = new DefaultDeserializer(msg, 0);
        ArrayList<AttributeReportImpl> attributes = new ArrayList<AttributeReportImpl>();
        for (int i = 0; deserializer.getPosition() < msg.length; i++) {
            attributes.add(new AttributeReportImpl(deserializer));
        }

        attributesReport = attributes.toArray(new AttributeReport[]{});
    }

    public AttributeReport[] getAttributeReports() {
        return attributesReport;
    }
}


Harris (inset) was shot while sitting outside his home.
The family of Daryll Harris is claiming to have seen a number of bad omens that pointed to the imminent death of the 42-year-old.
Harris, who is Barbados' latest murder victim, was gunned down while outside his Barbarees Gardens home on Tuesday morning.
Loop News visited the community, where Harris' relatives gathered at the home of his mother, Gloria Grazette, just a stone's throw from where the shooting unfolded.
The family said the near-death experience which occurred back in December 2018 was a wake-up call for the father of eleven and he had vowed that he would turn his life around.
Grazette said she had been worried about her son's safety since the December incident and admitted she had urged Harris on numerous occasions to live a more positive life.
She said Harris appeared to be coming around but his personality changed significantly in the days leading up to his death, noting he had become withdrawn and despondent. Grazette said she took this as a sign that harm was coming to her son.
Grazette said she is still trying to come to grips with seeing her son's bullet-ridden body lying in the road. She said she takes comfort in knowing her only male child is now at peace.
His older sister, Claudette Brathwaite, said she believed the first conversation she had with Harris after the December shooting incident was also a sign of his death.
Brathwaite echoed similar sentiments to her mother, saying she saw Harris had started to make changes but his enemies were hellbent on ending his life.
Brathwaite described the person responsible for her brother's death as a "coward", claiming they attacked him when he was injured and unable to defend himself.


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Q: Enable/Disable submit button if dynamically table has no row I have form with few fields and a dynamic table (ID- installments with "Add new Row" button. Entire form has submit button. I want to disable the submit button if the dynamic table has no row. And, if that table has a content (By click on Add New Row button) then submit button will be again active.
I have searched a lot and found below code :
<script>$(document).ready(function(){
var rowCount = $('#installments tbody tr').length;
if(rowCount < 1){
    $('#submit').attr('disabled','disabled');
} else {
    $('#submit').removeAttr('disabled');
}
});</script>

The submit button is disabled on page load (As there are no records found in dynamic table). I want to activate the submit button when records are added .
Please assist. Thanks in advance.

A: Yes, you should call a function each time you add new row, also if you have a delete button you need to call the function to check if there are any rows left, if not - disable the submit.
Let's assume the id of your button for adding is "addNewRow" and id for deleting is "deleteRow" - then the code may look like this:
 <script>$(document).ready(function(){

    $("#addNewRow").click(function(){
                 /* your code for adding the row*/
                 buttonEnabler();
                 });
    $("#deleteRow").click(function(){
                 /* your code for removing the row*/
                 buttonEnabler();
                 });

    function buttonEnabler(){
    var rowCount = $('#installments tbody tr').length;
    if(rowCount < 1){
               $('#submit').attr('disabled','disabled');
        } else {
               $('#submit').removeAttr('disabled');
               }
    }

    });
</script>

A: You can make function which handles the attr , call it on loading and on button click
$(document).ready(function(){
 function ButtonHandler(){
   var rowCount = $('#installments tbody tr').length;
   if(rowCount < 1){
      $('#submit').attr('disabled','disabled');
   } else {
      $('#submit').removeAttr('disabled');
   }
  }

ButtonHandler()

$('YourBtn').click(function(){
 ButtonHandler()
});

});


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Karim Benzema has been included in france for Euro 2020
P.C - The Guardian
Didier Deschamps has recalled Real Madrid striker to the France squad for their Euro 2020 campaign.
Benzema has scored 29 goals already this season for Real Madrid with the Spanish side yet to find an adequate replacement for the 33-year-old stiker.
The forward has not been picked for his country's national team since 2015 in relation to a blackmailing scandal, which was compounded by comments from Benzema in 2016 that Deschamps had, "bowed to the pressure of a racist part of France" when leaving him out of that year's European Championship.
However Deschamps has now included the striker in his squad for the Euros which were confirmed on Tuesday evening.
Deschamps said: "We met, we spoke at length, I then thought very hard and came to make this decision.
"I needed this chat, he needed this chat. I don't want to make a specific case. As a national team boss, I have always looked beyond my personal case. My responsibility is important, but it is bigger than me."
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Daniele De Rossi: "The end of my career is now edging ever closer."
The veteran AS Roma, Daniele De Rossi has begun to feel that his career on the football field is nearing the end, not only because of age, but also because of the severe injuries he is currently experiencing. Even so, the person concerned said he felt lucky because he could carry out the work he loved, in the city he loved along with the people he loved too.
Daniele De Rossi, 35, has only defended one club throughout his career as a football player who is none other than AS Roma. The former Italian National Team player debuted at the senior level in 2001 ago, having previously received football education along with Gialorossi.
From season to season, Rossi continues to be a mainstay of AS Roma, even when the club's living legend Francesco Totti has decided to hang shoes in 2017 yesterday, in fact Rossi still exists today. Had heard the news that Rossi said that he would also retire along with Totti last year, but in fact the concerned was still playing until now for the same club, AS Roma.
It's just that, in his latest interview, Rossi felt that he was nearing the end of his career as a football player, not only because of his age, but also because of the severe injury he is currently experiencing. For information, Rossi suffered a broken bone injury in October and until now still not able to play.
"I am a lucky person, I have carried out a job that I love, in a city that I love, with people I love. I know, the end [of his career] has begun to approach, especially because of this injury problem,"
"I have felt what it means to be away from the squad, and I understand that it will hurt me when I quit this job. Whether it's six months, a year, or three years, time has almost run out in my career. This is the most serious injury of my career, this is a problem with cartilage, I suffered a severe injury. It will be very serious if I have to tear it again at the age of 35," said De Rossi.
For 17 years defending AS Roma, Rossi has recorded 603 appearances along with Gialorossi in all competitions.
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A US appeals court panel has said that federal officials must reconsider their decision not to regulate the size of airline seats as a safety issue.
In a ruling on Friday, one of the judges called it "the case of the incredible shrinking airline seat".
A three-judge panel for the federal appeals court in Washington said the FAA had relied on outdated or irrelevant tests and studies before deciding that seat spacing was a matter of comfort, not safety.
The judges sent the issue back to the FAA and said the agency must come up with a better-reasoned response to the group's safety concerns.
"We applaud the court's decision, and the path to larger seats has suddenly become a bit wider," said Kendall Creighton, a spokeswoman for Flyers Rights.
The passenger group says small seats bunched too close together slow down emergency evacuations and raise the danger of travellers developing vein clots.
FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said the agency was considering the ruling and its next steps. He said the FAA considers the spacing between seat rows when testing to make sure airliners can be evacuated safely.
The airline industry has long opposed the regulation of seat size. Its main US trade group, Airlines for America, declined to comment on the ruling.
Airlines have steadily reduced the space between rows to squeeze in extra seats and make more money. On discount carrier Spirit Airlines, the distance between the headrest of one seat and that of the seat in front of it a distance called "pitch" is 28 inches (71cm), which, after accounting for the seat itself, leaves little legroom for the average passenger.
This year, news leaked that American Airlines planned to order new Boeing 737 jets with just 29 inches (74cm) of pitch in the last three rows to make room for an extra row of premium-priced seats toward the front of the plane.
American Airlines chief executive Doug Parker said on Friday that after objections from customers and flight attendants, the airline backed off. Those rows will have 30 inches (76cm) of pitch, which is still a tighter fit than the airline's current planes.
Flyers Rights said the average seat has become narrower too, shrinking from 18.5 inches (47cm) a decade ago to about 17 inches (43cm). The group got the judges' attention.


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Virginia Wade: Emma Raducanu is first in every way you can think of
Tennis Interviews
Former three-time Grand Slam champion Virginia Wade described Emma Raducanu's run to the US Open title as a "dream:" Raducanu, 18, became the first qualifier in tennis history to win a Grand Slam after beating Leylah Fernandez in the US Open final.
"To think that she had to play 10 matches in a row. It's very hard to win 10 matches in a row," said Wade, per Tennishead. "She didn't lose a set and she's first in every way you can think of.
First qualifier to win, first British woman since I won 53 years ago. "It's a dream. You dream of doing that".
Wade tips Raducanu, Fernandez to achieve success
"In my mind there are six to 10 players who are going to need to share the hardware over the next 10 years because they all look good," Wade added.
"It's impossible to win all of them, but I think you're going to have Emma and Leylah doing their fair share of winning and staying up at the top". Raducanu always dreamed of winning a Grand Slam but when it actually happened she couldn't believe it.
"Yeah, the visions I had, they were from pretty early on, I would say. I've always dreamed of winning a Grand Slam. You just say these things. You say, I want to win a Grand Slam. But to have the belief I did, and actually executing, winning a Grand Slam, I can't believe it," Raducanu said after winning the US Open.
"I first started when I was a little girl, but I think the biggest thing that you have visions of is, for me it was just winning, the winning moment, and going to celebrate with your team in the box, trying to find your way up to the box, just seeing them after the match. That's been playing in my head, like, a couple nights. Like I've fallen asleep to that (smiling)."


What kind of art pieces can be posted on Artboost?
All types of art are considered for campaigns, including paintings, street art, murals, sculptures, photography and more.
Physical unique art, which is the original art or craft that only exist in one copy. The work must exist in physical form, and must be signed by the artist.
Limited edition art prints of signed and numbered originals that exist in limited edition copies of maximum 30 pieces.
Print/open edition, which is a unlimited edition prints of an art work.
The primary purpose of the art must be to evoke an artistic experience for the viewer. This means that applied art, clothing items, and accessories for consumer products do not fit in on Artboost.


These shorts are lightweight and soft, but tough and cut to allow plenty of movement whilst on the field. They are breathable and quick-dry, wicking moisture away from your skin. These shorts are sublimated with no panels or piping.


Designer / Founder of SIMPLICITY, lives and work in Tokyo, Japan and Paris, France.
a wide range of projects in architectural, interior, product, graphic, and packaging design.
in the cultures of both countries, which have used wood and timber extensively from ancient times, and have been coexisting with the features of the forest in accordance with the lunar calendar.


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