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Q: c3js bar chart onclick event getting triggered twice I have built a bar chart using c3js and implemented onclick event on it.
Onclick event is acting weird on it.
I used the word weird because sometimes it's working fine as it should but sometimes it's getting executed twice on a click.
I am unable to figure out how to deal with this problem since two days, but no luck :(
Is it c3js problem?? Is there any way or workaround to fix this or handle this kind of situation??
Below is the sample code for generating c3 bar chart with onclick event.
var chart = c3.generate({
            bindto: "#" + idActiveDivChart,
            data: {
                json: agg(obj_Json, selectedDimension),
                type: 'bar',
                labels: {
                    //format: function (v, id, i, j) { return "Default Format"; },
                    format: d3.format('$.2s')
                },
                keys: {
                    x: selectedDimension, // it's possible to specify 'x' when category axis
                    value: selectedMeasures
                },
                groups: [
                  [selectedDimension]
                ],
                onclick: function (d) {
                    alert('Hell stuff');
                },

            },
            axis: {
                x: {
                    type: 'category'
                },
                y: {
                    tick: {
                        format: d3.format('$.2s')
                    }
                }
            },
            title: {
                text: 'Trend by: '+selectedDimension
            },
        });

A: It's a known issue, and happens if you click on or near the boundary of two bars. See https://github.com/c3js/c3/issues/1658.
The way to 'fix' it is to slightly change the function that decides whether a mouseclick has occurred within a bar as below, see the offset value has been changed from 2 to -1. Now clicking on the boundary between two bars will get you no hits rather than two which may be preferable (I couldn't get a value of offset for it to just trigger one). The drawback here is that very, very narrow or short bars (< 3px in either dimension) will not report clicks at all.
chart.internal.isWithinBar = function (that) {
        var mouse = this.d3.mouse(that), box = that.getBoundingClientRect(),
            seg0 = that.pathSegList.getItem(0), seg1 = that.pathSegList.getItem(1),
            x = Math.min(seg0.x, seg1.x), y = Math.min(seg0.y, seg1.y),
            w = box.width, h = box.height, offset = /*2*/ -1,
            sx = x - offset, ex = x + w + offset, sy = y + h + offset, ey = y - offset;
        return sx < mouse[0] && mouse[0] < ex && ey < mouse[1] && mouse[1] < sy;
    };

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Q: passing a variable as a parameter and not effecting it some times in typescript when i pass a variable as a parameter in a function and modify it in the function the original variable also modify can any one explain to me what's happening
let mybrew :any[] = [
    {
        id:5,
        materials:[-1,-1,-1,-1],
        price:16
        },

]
console.log(mybrew);
function bestBrew(abrow:any[]){
    abrow.forEach(
        e=>{
            for (let i = 0; i < e.materials.length; i++) {
            e.materials[0] += e.materials[i];
            }
        }
    )
}
bestBrew(mybrew);
console.log(mybrew);

output
[ { id: 5, materials: [ -1, -1, -1, -1 ], price: 16 } ]
[ { id: 5, materials: [ -5, -1, -1, -1 ], price: 16 } ]

A: You can do some deep clone on the object.
lent newbrew = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(mybrew));
bestBrew(newbrew);


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This is the data we no longer get about immigration enforcement under the Trump administration
March 30, 2017 · 3:30 PM EDT
By Alex Newman
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions, on the right, joined White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer for the daily press briefing on Monday, March 27. He reiterated the Trump administration policy to punish cities and counties that do not detain immigrants on behalf of the federal government by withdrawing federal grants.
Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
When US Attorney General Jeff Sessions warned sanctuary cities and counties in a press conference on Monday that they could lose federal grants, he cited a new immigration report about immigrants who were not detained by immigration officials:
"The charges and convictions against these aliens include drug trafficking, hit and run, rape, sex offenses against a child and even murder," he said.
The examples he gave come from a report that attempts to make the case for why local law enforcement agencies should comply with detainers. A detainer is a federal request for a local law enforcement agency to hold an individual up to 48 hours after his or her release to give immigration agents additional time to decide whether to deport someone. Put simply, so-called sanctuary cities and counties do not always honor these requests.
More: America's sanctuary communities span 30 states and 92 percent of the population
Donald Trump signed an executive order in the first week of his presidency that threatens to withhold federal funding for local jurisdictions where law enforcement agencies continue to refuse detainers. He also called for the creation of a weekly "comprehensive list of criminal actions committed by aliens and any jurisdiction that ignored or otherwise failed to honor any detainers with respect to such aliens."
Thus, the creation of the "Declined Detainer Outcome Report" from the Department of Homeland Security. Now in its second week, it lists which municipalities didn't cooperate and some details about the people they released during a single week from a Saturday to a Friday about two months prior. Data from the first report includes declined detainers from January 27 through February 3.
Early in the Trump administration, as part of 100 questions PRI is asking over his first 100 days in office, we asked if he would increase public information about his increased immigration enforcement.
But this report provides just a fraction of the data that used to be available about the detainer process.
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not respond to several requests from PRI for comment, or information about what data they intend to provide in the future.
What data we did get pre-Trump was hard earned, often from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), a nonpartisan data-gathering program at Syracuse University. TRAC has spent years filing Freedom of Information Act requests and fighting lawsuits to gain access to information about how detainers are used, and about how immigration enforcement works.
The datasets now available on the TRAC website include a database of all detainers issued from 2002 through 2015. It also includes records of how many people were deported from 2003 through 2016.
"We put up both the detainer app and the removal app to allow the public to really zone in on the impact of detainers," says Sue Long, co-director of TRAC and a statistician at Syracuse University. "[The government] just drastically cut back the fields of information they're releasing, so we can't update them."
TRAC's search tools allow anyone to look at the number of people detained or removed through a number of lenses, such as gender or type of criminal conviction, over a long period of time.
The new declined detainer report does not include the same level of detail. It lists the location where the detainer was issued, the immigration status of the person in question, the date of issue, and selected criminal activity.
And most importantly instead of reporting the outcomes of all detainers issued, the new report only identifies those that were declined.
"The ability to really examine the picture more widely is being withheld," says Long.
In a recent report, TRAC analyzed the role of detainers during the Bush and Obama administrations. They say the government is no longer providing the complete records needed to do this type of analyses.
Screenshot from report by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse
Earlier this year, TRAC released a report that analyzed the role of detainers during the Bush and Obama administrations. They found that detainer usage peaked in August 2011, when 27,755 were issued. The same report found that over a three month period in 2015, only 5 percent (1,100) of deportations from the US were associated with these detainers.
Long says she does not have enough information to continue these kinds of analyses. Other data now being withheld includes whether or not ICE actually took people into custody after issuing a detainer, as well as more complete criminal histories and details about where the deportation process begins.
For people who use TRAC data, the new government releases are not nearly enough information.
"It doesn't replicate the unbiased picture that's being made available by TRAC," says César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, an immigration law professor at the University of Denver. "It allows us to see if there are discrepancies in how detainers are being used."
He says the report "reads more like an extended press release" than an information release.
The data is also provided via a PDF, instead of as a spreadsheet or some other easily useable format.
"PDFs are nice but PDFs can't replace the ability to sort, manipulate data by sorting it in different ways, like TRAC's database allows us to do," Hernández says. "It requires a lot more work to understand how enforcement efforts are shifting."
Included in the Declined Outcome Detainer Report are lists of all declined detainers, the jail where the person was held and details about either a criminal charge or conviction.
Screenshot of report issued by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, taken March 30, 2017.
The first declined detainer report from last week also suffered from some errors. It lists "non-cooperative jurisdictions," which several counties challenged. In Nassau County, New York, law enforcement officials were angry to be included on the list after they said they would cooperate. Of the total 206 detainers declined, 128 came from of Travis County, Texas. The sheriff there had also recently changed his policy on detainers.
The report said 3,083 detainers were issued in total that week, but Long says it does not detail how many were issued to each law enforcement agency.
"Let's say there were five refusals," Long says. "It makes a lot of difference if it was out of five detainer requests or 500 requests. They're not providing that information to the public."
The reports include a category called "notable criminal activity," which gives details about some individual detainers. In the first report, 75 people are listed as having been charged with a crime, 58 are listed as having been convicted, and 73 have no information about their criminal history. In the second report released Wednesday, 30 of the declined detainers are listed as people who have been charged with a crime and 17 were for people who have been convicted.
"People can get charged all kinds of things," says Hernández "People get charged for things they don't do, they get charged for things for don't get prosecuted for, they get charged and prosecuted and sometimes there's not enough evidence for a conviction."
Dan Cadman is a fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, a conservative think tank in Washington, DC that advocates for reduced immigration. Cadman says he has a "love-hate" relationship with TRAC but has used their data in the past for his own analyses.
"One of the concerns that have is when I see 'traffic offense,'" he says. "People always think 'traffic offense' means running a red light, but it can be driving under the influence, a hit and run. ICE has to give very specific instructions and enforce them to their agents about how they record them in their system. Garbage in and garbage out."
Cadman was referring to a common saying among researchers that says if you don't collect the right kind of data in the right way, you won't produce good results.
Cadman says the sees value in the inclusion of criminal charges in the report. The Declined Detainer Report, he says, includes charges after the person has been arrested and been arraigned by a judge.
But, he says, more data would be better for everyone.
"Good data drives good policy and part of good policy is opening it up enough to the public so the public can participate and drive policy in the way they think is important," Cadman says. "If I had my way, with the exception of anything that smacked of giving away national security information or law enforcement sensitive information, I would want scholars at minimum, the public possibly, to see virtually anything in their database that's not prohibited by law."
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Home Rock Climbing Climber's Dictionary – Learn to Talk Like a Climber
Climber's Dictionary – Learn to Talk Like a Climber
Aid Climbing. Climbing by pulling or resting on gear that is either placed or fixed into the rock. This is in contrast to Free Climbing, in. Aid routes are also called "Nail Ups." A route which requires Aid Climbing is rated Grade 6 (Free Climbing is rated Grade 5, as in 5.10).
Anchor. The point where a climber's rope is securely attached to the rock.
Backstep. This foot technique uses the outside of the shoe on an edge.
Barndoor. A poor example of balance. When the climber loses grip with the hand and foot on one side and they fall sideways as if on a hinge of the opposite hand and foot.
Belay. Use of a rope to protect a climber against a fall. A climber can be belayed by another person, or be climbing alone, using an advanced technique called a self-belay.
Belay devices. A device used by the belayer which acts as the brake on the rope. Some examples are figure 8's, ATC's, and GriGri's.
Bivouac. A camp, or the act of camping. On a big wall, camp can be made on a natural ledge or an artificial one, generally an aluminum and nylon cotlike device called a portaledge that hangs from one or more anchors on the wall. Also, "Bivy".
Bolt. Literally a bolt drilled into the rock face.
Boulder. A style of climbing which involves climbing only at a height the climber feels comfortable jumping to the ground.
Bucket. A large hand hold. Feels as secure as a rung on a ladder.
Carabiner. An oval or D-shaped link of lightweight aluminum or alloy that serves as the climber's all-purpose connector.
Center of Gravity. It is basically the middle point of their body. However, if for example you put your arms out to one side, it will move to one side.
Chimney. A wide crack that accomodates (most of) the body of the climber.
Clean. The act of removing any non-fixed protection from the rock.
Crag. A climbing area, usually a cliff.
Crank. To pull on a hold as hard as you possibly can.
Crater. To fall and hit the ground pretty hard.
Crimper. A very small hold which allows only finger tips, if that.
Crux. The hardest move, or series of moves, on a climb. The rating of a climb is generally that of the most difficult move.
Deadpoint. A dynamic move which involves precision movement in order to catch the hold at the peak of the move before momentum waivers and gravity starts taking over.
Edging. Climbing technique when climber places edge of shoe precisely on top of a hold or unconformity on the rock. The opposite of smearing.
Figure Eight. A device shaped like an 8 used for belaying and rappelling.
Free Climbing. Climbing using only hands and feet to move upwards. Unlike Aid Climbing, free climbing uses the rope and gear only as protection against a fall, not as a ladder for upward movement. This method also stresses the use of gear that is temporarily placed in the rock for protection by the leader, and then removed by the second climber.
Gripped. Frozen from fear.
Haul Bag. Large and robust bag used to haul food, water, climbing gear, sleeping bag, and more up a big wall. Also known as "the Pig" since it is comparable in size and possibly in weight.
Indoor. Public climbing gyms and homegrown climbing walls have been around for about a dozen years now. These artifical environments substitute the bumps, cracks and other irregularities found in natural rock with a vast assortment of cast fiberglass holds. The holds, some as small as silver dollars and others as large as a gallon milk jugs, are bolted to plywood walls in random patterns. The walls themselves can be sloped in or out and arranged to form inside and outside corners, overhangs, cracks, and other common climbing situations. See the section on Albuquerque's Rock Gym for more information about indoor climbing.
Jumar. Jumar is the method of climbing a rope using ascending devices that can be quickly attached and then loosened from the rope. Jumar is the name of the device (sliding a knot of rope or webbing up a rope is called Prusiking, after Dr. Karl Prusik); Jumaring is the act of ascending the rope.
Layback. A climbing technique where hands and feet work in opposition as one scales a crack or flake.
Mantel. A climbing move which looks like a small child climbing up to the kitchen counter. Hand(s) are on ledge, one foot comes up, as you rock over one hand with your elbow locked.
Mountaineering. At one end of the spectrum, mountaineering can include peak bagging, where little or no technical skills or equipment are needed to reach the summit of a mountain. It can also include full-blown expeditions to the highest peaks and the worst weather conditions on Earth. Generally, though, mountaineering adds specialized ice climbing skills and gear to those of rock climbing. Mountaineering also tends to be destination oriented.
On-Sight. Similar to Flash which means climbing without any falls. The difference being it is the first time the climber has ever seen the route.
Pig. Also known as Haul Bag. A large and robust bag used to haul food, water, climbing gear, sleeping bag, and more up a big wall.
Pitch. The section of rock between belays. Generally, pitches are no longer than the length of the rope (165 feet). Many sports climbs are set up so that their anchors are only ½ the length of a standard 165-foot rope from the ground so that climbers need only a single rope in order to be lowered or to rappel off the climb.
Quickdraw. A pair of carabiners connected with a short piece of webbing. A quickdraw is used to quickly connect a climber to a piece of pro or a permanent anchor.
Rack. The full set of gear needed to climb a route.
Rappel. Using a rope to descend from a climb. Modern rappels are generally done with a rappel device, which creates friction on the rope to help control the descent. Also called abseiling.
Redpoint. When a climber has led a climb from top to bottom without weighting the rope or gear. Also called a clean ascent. In the 1980s, German climber Kurt Albert marked climbs which he had done with no falls with a redpoint at their base.
Sidepull. Vertical slot handhold which is pulled on from the side instead of downwards like most holds.
Simul-climb. When both the leader and partner are both climbing at the same time, connected by a rope. This is done one easy terrain, or if the rope is too short to reach a belay. Many times simul-climbing is done using a running belay (the leader places protection, which is removed by the second) rather than fixed anchors at the end of each pitch or rope length.
Smearing. Climbing technique in which the climber attempts to stand on the rock by getting as much friction as possible between his shoe and the rock. Generally, this involves placing the sole or toe of the shoe directly on top of the hold or rock surface, then pushing and twisting the foot. The opposite of edging.
Soloing. When a climber ascends without a partner, rope or equipment to protect him from a fall. A "Rope Solo" is when a solo climber uses a rope to self-belay. "Simul-Soloing" is when two climbers solo together without the benefit of a rope.
Sport. Sport climbing is different from traditional in that the climber depends on fixed bolts rather than removable protection. Sport climbing routes often follow seemingly impossible paths, sometimes straight up huge, smooth rock walls, sometimes far out on horizontal overhangs. The emphasis in sport climbing is usually more on technique than topping out. Falls are frequent, though seldom serious, as climbers constantly push the limits of gravity and ability.
Top Roping. Pre-protecting a climb from above. The belay for a top roped climb can either be from the top of the pitch or the bottom. Climbs can be led, then top roped or protected by hiking to the top and fixing the anchor.
Trad. Trad or Traditional climbing requires a leader to place his own protection, rather than merely clipping into bolts. The term gained popularity in the late 1980s with the development of Sport Climbing routes-climbs that were pre-protected with bolts.
Traditional. Traditional rock climbing involves the use of ropes and temporary anchors to add a degree of safety to the sport. As the lead climber ascends the rock, he or she inserts of an assortment of metal anchoring devices, known collectively as protection, into the cracks and crevasses at points that may be anywhere from a few feet to several yards apart depending on the difficulty of the route. With the protection securely in place, the climber then uses a carabiner to attach the rope. Once the rope is clipped to a piece of "pro," the belayer below is responsible for tending the rope and stopping the climber in the event of a fall.
Undercling. A hand hold which is "upside down" and is used by pulling up against it instead of pulling down.
Whipper. A fall, usually a very long one.


Thailand, the land of smiles, is not only attracting tourists to its beautiful beaches but is also becoming a top destination for health / medical tourism. The promotion of Thailand a medical tourism hub in Asia (fiercely competing with other countries like Singapore, Indonesia, India & Malaysia) is a certainly a smart move by a country that is aiming to cash in on its reputation as one of the most popular tourist destinations. An increasing number of Americans are looking at Thailand as the ideal destination for medical and health care services. Statistics indicate that Bumrungrad Hospital in Thailand (reputed to be one of Thailand's top private hospitals) has treated more than 50,000 American patients in 2005.
World class facilities: Health care companies that are targeting the medical tourism market have created world class facilities in health and medical care. The medical equipment, technology and medications offered meet global standards. Moreover, most hospitals possess international accreditation which is often the stamp of approval on the high quality standards that are consistently met by these health care providers. For example, the Bumrungrad Hospital in Thailand is considered among the top international hospitals in the world, as reported by CBS. With state of the art technology and communications, patients can get a lot of their pre-treatment and diagnostic consultancy from any part of the world as well as continue with post-treatment consultancy remotely.
Easy and quick access: With shorter waiting time and easy procedures to get started, patients spend considerably shorter durations in treatments as compared to similar services in their own countries.
World class medical personnel: Most doctors possess international training and certification from reputed western medical schools. They also speak English fluently thus eliminating concerns related to language and communication. Not only that, most of these medical tourism-based health care providers have in-house language interpreters to completely eliminate any linguistic problems.
Word of mouth publicity: Those who have already experienced quality health care services in Thailand have contributed significantly to publicizing these services and getting others to couple their medical treatments with tourism in Thailand. The contribution of this kind of 'viral marketing' to Thailand's medical tourism sector cannot be underestimated; and to their credit, the concerned folks in the country have made constant efforts to ensure that there is always such a positive buzz about these services.
Thailand's intrinsic tourist appeal: Undoubtedly, one of the key drivers of the international medical tourism boom in Thailand has been its inimitable lure as a haven for the international traveler. Apart from first rate medical services, visitors will get more than an ample of the best of everything Thailand has to offer: beautiful sights, adventure sports, beaches and beach resorts, shopping, relaxation and the incomparable Thai cuisine.
Located in the country's capital, Bangkok, Bumrungrad Hospital has built a strong reputation for itself. The hospital looks more like a five star hotel accompanied by state of the art medical expertise.
Easy access to specialists and short waiting periods. A walk- in patient is likely to meet a specialist in about 17 minutes.
The only hospital to be accredited by the Joint Commission International, America in Asia and Thailand.
Has appeared in CBS 60 minutes as a hotspot in medical tourism.
Has been listed among the top 10 international health care destinations by Newsweek magazine in October 2006.
Treated more than 400,000 foreign patients from 150 nations, a record number when compared to any other hospital in the world.
Some facilities and amenities include: visa extension counters, language interpreters, 123 hotel-styled rooms and suites, one-stop service centre for international patients, valet parking etc. International food & beverage chains like Starbucks & McDonalds also have a presence within the premises.
Limousine pick up for patients from airport to the hospital.
Featured in Forbes list of Asia-Pacific's 200 best companies.
Includes facilities and amenities such as: personal nurse call system, economy rooms and royal suites, adjoining quarters for family members, in room internet access, translators, cafeteria, in house food stand and market, coffee corner etc.
Thailand's only specialized spine care center and the FDA-approved artificial disk replacement surgery.
International Department, a department oriented to resolve all issues for foreign patients from visa extensions to insurance claims.
One needs to be wary of the fact that most countries promoting medical tourism do not have stringent malpractice laws. It may therefore not be easy for foreigners to deal with the local legal procedures in the event of some legal disputes arising.
The patient has to pay medical expenses in cash because basic medical insurance or extended medical insurance may not pay for the medical procedures.
While modern communication has made it simpler for the patients to be constantly in touch with their overseas doctors, patients may have to seek help from local medical practitioners or specialists in case some unforeseen complications arise after the patient has left the country. This may prove to be more expensive.


Thank you so much for speaking to the women of MCPc. I think your visit has sparked something wonderful here. – Genese S.
JJ, Thank you for effectively presenting such helpful information at our NCCA Summer Retreat yesterday. You gave me some important points to think about. I am reviewing my notes today! – Colleen Winney, C.W.D. P.
Hi JJ Thanks for a great WITI webinar today. You shared such excellent advice and ideas. I'm acting on them right away. – Clare W.


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The apply-rotation function modifies transform such that a rotation of theta radians is performed on any points multiplied by the transform. Any operations already contained in the transform occur before the new rotation.


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Q: Unable to pass a NSString from One VC to Next VC I have two VCs and i want to pass resourceName from HomeViewController to SingleWebViewController. But the resourceName is getting null.
HomeViewController.m
#import "HomeViewController.h"
#import "SingleWebViewController.h"

-(void) prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender
{
    singleWebViewController = segue.destinationViewController;
}

- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{
    selectedRow = indexPath.row;

    switch (selectedRow)
    {

        case 0:
        {
            singleWebViewController.resourceName=@"intro";
            NSLog(@"HtmlFileName:%@" , singleWebViewController.resourceName);
            [self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"toSingleWebView" sender:self];
            break;
        }
        [tableView deselectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:YES];
     }

SingleWebViewController.h has the following line
@property (nonatomic,strong)NSString *resourceName;
- (void)viewDidLoad
{
    [super viewDidLoad];
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view.

        NSString *htmlFile = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:self.resourceName ofType:@"html" inDirectory:nil] ;
        NSLog(@"%@se:" , self.resourceName);

        NSURL *url = [NSURL fileURLWithPath:htmlFile    ];
        NSURLRequest *request = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:url];
        [_webView loadRequest:request];
        _webView.delegate=(id)self;

}

i did notice that didSelectRowAtIndexPath is getting called before prepareForSegue. what's the cause for this. Please suggest.

A: In prepareForSegue, you're assigning something new to singleWebViewController.  If this controller is different from the controller that's already assigned in tableView: didSelectRowAtIndexPath:, which I assume it is, then your property will be reset.
Instead, do this:
-(void) prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender {
    singleWebViewController = segue.destinationViewController;
    singleWebViewController.resourceName = @"intro";
}

A: In your prepareForSegue you can set the property resourceName
-(void) prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender
{
    SingleWebViewController *singleWebViewController = segue.destinationViewController;
    [singleWebViewController setResourceName:@"Resource name"];
}

A: You're setting resourceName after viewDidLoad has been called. Add a custom initialiser, initWithResourceName:(NSString *)resourceName, and set it there. Or move the code from viewDidLoad to viewDidAppear:.

A: try this..pass value in prepareforsegue
Edit:  if you want for different case to pass the different value then do this..i m assuming you want to segueway to same ViewController ie SingleWebViewController here.
-(void) prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender
        {
            if ([segue.identifier isEqualToString:@"toSingleWebView"]) {
            SingleWebViewController  *singleWebViewController = segue.destinationViewController;
            NSIndexPath *indexPath = [self.tableView indexPathOfSelectedRow];
            if(indexpath.row == 0){
            singleWebViewController.resourceName=@"intro";
            }
            else if(indexPath.row == 1){
               singleWebViewController.resourceName=@"some other value";
            }
            else{
               singleWebViewController.resourceName=@"something else";
            }
            NSLog(@"HtmlFileName:%@" , singleWebViewController.resourceName);
          }
        }

- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
    {
        selectedRow = indexPath.row;

        switch (selectedRow)
        {

            case 0:
            {

                [self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"toSingleWebView" sender:self];
                break;
            }
            case 1:
            {
                [self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"toSingleWebView" sender:self];
                break;
             }
          [tableView deselectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:YES];
     }

A: Try with:
-(void)prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender
{
    HomeViewController *obj = segue.destinationViewController;
    if([segue.identifier isEqualToString:@"toSingleWebView"]){
        obj.singleWebViewController = singleWebViewController;
    }
}


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United States Geological Survey Yearbook
By Geological Survey (U.S.)
represent quadrants of the Pacific, and the other, Antarctica. Twenty-one of 47 planned maps have been published since the project began 11 years ago. During 1983, activities centered on the completion of the first three map series, Plate Tectonics, Geologic, and Mineral Resources; publication of the next two map series, Energy Resources and Geodynamics, will commence in 1984.
The Survey, in cooperation with the National Science Foundation, compiles and publishes base maps of selected areas in Antarctica in support of the scientific research projects of the United States Antarctic Research Program. Maps of Antarctica are subdivisions of the International Map of the World system and use symbols approved by the Scientific Committee on Antarctica Research. Available maps include topography at a scale 1:50,000; shaded relief at scales of 1:250,000 and 1:500,000, some of which cover coastal areas of Wilkes Land and Enderby Land; base maps at a scale of 1:1,000,000 produced in accordance with specifications of
materials including aerial film, aerial photographs, and Antarctic maps.
Survey and Mexican scientists cooperated on a number of geological mapping and mineral research projects in 1983. A hydrothermally altered zone that appears to have excellent potential for mineral deposits has been delineated in the La Purisima-San Ignacio area. A classical porphry copper-type zone of hydrothermal alteration was discovered in the vicinity of Sonora where sampling, analysis, and evaluation of the potential for production of copper continues. Copper and manganese ores near La Paz and Todos Santos may have formed in association with subaqueous basin-floor discharges of hot springs. On Magdalena Island, magnesite and malachite mineralizations were found in a metamorphased ophiolite sequence in the basement terrane. A sea floor origin analagous to the modern Red Sea geothermal system may be the model for the copper deposit in the Baja. Also in 1983, monitoring studies continued on El Chichon volcano which erupted in 1982.
Information Systems Division
The Information Systems Division provides guidance and advice to the Director of the U.S. Geological Survey, the Department of the Interior, other government agencies, and the other Divisions of the Survey on all matters relating to Bureau information technology and automated data processing (adp) services. It provides for the coordination and growth of information systems and guidelines for data standardization, data administration, and data base management. The Division is responsible for telecommunications management. It supports production systems and conducts Adp research into better ways to use technology to solve mission-related problems.
Budget and Personnel
The Information Systems Division had a budget of $22.6 million for fiscal year 1983. Other Survey Divisions and Department of Interior and Federal agency users provided funding.
As a Department of the Interior General Purpose Computer Center, the Division computing facilities were available to other Interior offices and bureaus as well as to all Survey divisions.
Division staffing consists of 168 full-time employees, primarily computer specialists, computer analysts, mathematicians, systems programmers, computer scientists, and technicians. The staff is augmented by part-time and intermittent employees who greatly assisted in fulfilling the mission of the Division. These employees served customers from the five Adp Service Center sites nationwide: National Center, Reston, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Menlo Park, California, Denver, Colorado, and Flagstaff, Arizona.
of proprietary software packages, analyzing user requirements for computer support, and designing and programming new systems.
Digital Private Automatic Branch Exchange
The Division is developing a Request for Proposals (rfp) to get replacement telephone systems for Reston and Menlo Park. The systems will provide touchtone service and extensive support to digitized voice and data communications. Use of the new systems should result in a significant cost savings and provide the Survey with improved voice and data communications capabilities for the next decade.
Communications Network Management
Developing an Rfp for a nationwide network dedicated to Survey activities was a major activity this fiscal year. The new network will include a feature for linking all Survey computers as host computing resources and will provide access to these resources for all local and remote location users. The design of the network allows for expansion and will allow new technology to be installed and used throughout the entire life of the contract. This service will replace many fragmented communications facilities and will result in a unified approach to communications within the Survey. Within the next several years, this service should provide the capability to merge digitized voice and data over common communications lines resulting in significant opportunities to reduce expenses.
Tymnet Improvements
Use Assistance Centers
The Information Systems Division established a user support section at each of its five Adp Service Centers to provide assistance for the full range of services supported by the sites. These services include solving user computer problems, supporting the use
Tymnet, a nationwide communication network used by the Survey, was augmented to provide interim communications support to the Water Resources Division Distributed Information System minicomputers. The significant improvements include additional host computer connections and take advantage of the technology that was acquired with the minicomputers. Also, special Tymnet user names
were established for each Division or organization to provide usage statistics that will enable the Divison to improve data communications facilities at remote Survey offices.
Large Scale Optical Disk Storage
The amount of scientific data that the Survey digitizes and stores is increasing. Laser optical disk technology provides a method to more efficiently store needed data and preserve it with a high degree of reliability and a lower storage cost. The Information Systems Division, in conjunction with the National Mapping Division, established a program to test the technology and plans to design and implement an earth science digital data library using optical disk mass storage capability.
Optimum Use of Mainframe Computer
The Division began the rearrangement of its mainframe computers to make more cost effective and efficient use of its resources. The Multics computer sites are being consolidated; the system in Menlo Park was shutdown, and the system at the National Center will be phased out in fiscal year 1984 and its workload shifted, as was Menlo Park's workload, to the Multics system in Denver.
An Amdahl V8 mainframe computer was purchased to assist in combining the Washington Adp Service Center workload with that of the National Center. The computer will replace two Itel computers at the Washington Adp Service Center and reduce operating costs.
Acquisition Support
During fiscal year 1983, the Division continued to support the other Survey Divisions in acquiring ADP resources. The efforts included requirements definition, documentation preparation, regulatory approvals acquisition, technical evaluation of proposed resources, contract administration functions, and management of the bureau Adp reutilization program.
Adp acquisition specialists were added to the staffs in Menlo Park and Denver to provide additional support to the field centers. Over 3,100 requests for equipment, software, and services with expenditures exceeding $40 million have been processed
this fiscal year. Programs supported were the Water Resources Distributed Information System, Earthquake Studies, Digitized Mapping Information, administrative support functions, merging of General Purpose Computer Centers, Public Inquiries System, Marine Geology research, and office automation projects.
Increased Support for Minicomputers
The Reston Adp Service Center created the Multics-Minicomputer Technical Support Section to better serve the users of minicomputers within the Survey and installed several minicomputers belonging to other divisions. It also began to install the communications equipment required to link the nationwide network of minicomputers and mainframe computers.
Information Systems Division personnel provided major leadership and support for two bureauwide activities:
Information Systems Council
The Information Systems Council is made up of Division and regional policylevel representatives who meet monthly to review and recommend Adp technical policy, to coordinate Adp technology within the Survey and with the Department of Interior, and to provide guidelines for major information programs and systems of the Survey.
The Council began two studies this year: an evaluation of telecommunications in the Survey and an analysis of the current and anticipated use of mainframe computers by the Survey. The evaluation of telecommunications is significant because data and voice communications costs will become an increasingly larger component of future Survey budgets. An analysis of mainframe computer use was prompted by the rapid growth of the use of small computers throughout the Survey.
The Council also began a program to increase the Adp procurement authority of the Central Region Procurement and Contracts Section from $ 10,000 to $ 50,000 and is investigating ways to ease the acquisition and use of technology at all field sites.
The Survey and the Information Systems Council established the Earth Science Information Network to improve dissemination of earth science information. The emphasis of the network is to link public access points to provide more consistent and systematic information access and delivery.
The initial focus will be on the National Cartographic Information Centers (ncic) and the Public Inquiries Offices (pio). The Information Systems Division provided the NCIC and PIO offices with microcomputers linked to computerized reference sources describing the Geological Survey's earth science information and products. The network provides the offices with timely news releases from the Public Affairs Office and has the capability to obtain information from non-Survey sources, where necessary, to provide coverage of a particular earth science discipline or geographic area.
The Council is considering establishing one or more Earth Science Information Centers which could provide a more technical information service for the scientific community within the Department of Interior. The centers would be staffed with scientific personnel from each of the line Divisions and would have available the complete set of reference tools being developed and implemented for the existing public access points.


Yes, here we go again. Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has once again been destroyed by a vandal. And just like the last time, the star was destroyed with a pickax.
However, it looks like he may not sit around in jail for too long. The original pickax guy, James Otis, says he'll pay Clay's $20,000 bail.


UPDATE: The issue has been resolved. If you are stuck with a crashing app, just re-install it.
Did you recently update one of the apps on your iPhone only to find out that the new version crashes upon launch? You are not alone, it seems. It is being reported that a number of applications have been affected by an encryption glitch, which prevents them from starting.
The issue was brought up by Marco Arment – the maker of Instapaper, who was informed that the software did not behave quite right after the latest update. In a nutshell, the main symptom of the glitch is that the affected app crashes the very instant you launch it even after it is deleted and reinstalled. It is also being noted that only applications distributed in certain regions are being affected. For example, many of the copies of Instapaper downloaded in the U.S. and the U.K. have been acting up, while users in Australia say that the app is working as it should.
Thankfully, Apple is already working on the issue, and at least Instapaper should be working fine for everyone once again. That is not yet guaranteed for the rest of the apps on the list. Speaking of which, here are the apps that are known to have been rendered unusable after being updated. If you have any of them isnstalled, try reinstalling the software in question in order to obtain a working copy from the App Store. If it is still misbehaving, you might want to wait a bit longer until the issue gets resolved.
Try this link. GoodReader sent me this and it fixed my problem. I think it would work for any other program as well. "http://www.goodreader.net/gr-3150crash.html"
Thank goodness I have none of those apps.


The apartment is located in an unbeatable area, 100 meters away from the beach and the seafront of Riells. The area offers all kinds of services: restaurants, bars, supermarkets, entertainment, shops, etc. You will be close to everything you need!
The accommodation is divided into three floors. On the first floor is the living room, with access to the terrace. The dining room, kitchen, and toilet with shower. On the second floor there is a bedroom with two single beds, a bedroom with a bunk bed, a bedroom with a double bed and exit to the terrace with sea views, and a toilet with shower. On the third floor there is a bedroom with a double bed.
It also has air conditioning and heating.
In total the apartment can accommodate 8 people: in 2 single beds (0.90cm), 2 double beds (1.50cm), and 1 bunk bed (0.90cm).


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Yoga Hosers (2016)
Jump to: Follows (1) | Followed by (1) | References (22) | Referenced in (5) | Featured in (1) | Spoofs (10)
Tusk (2014)
Moose Jaws
Fly my pretties, is being said as the Bratzis enter the sculpture.
Well, frankly, Tabitha, I don't give a damn about your beavers.
Batman (1966) (TV Series)
mentioned in dialogue
Fantastic Four (1967) (TV Series)
The dispatcher mentions Dr. Doom.
Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things (1972)
Guy Lapointe says this when he introduces himself.
"Yo, Adrian!" Guy then explains this phrase is from the movie Rocky.
The dispatcher mentions Darth Vader.
The music cue approximately 26 minutes in.
Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
"Yoga Fett" meditation refers to Boba Fett.
The music cue at approximately 58:34.
Das Boot (1981)
Spoken by one of the Bratzis.
First Blood (1982)
Super Mario Bros. (1985) (Video Game)
Colleen M: "We crush King Koopa and save Princess Peach!"
Mentioned in dialogue.
Johnny Depp's character has a mole that changes places on his face from scene to scene.
Colleen yells, 'I'm not even supposed to be here today!', a nod to Dante's famous line.
On the first page of the magazine, you can see a picture of director Kevin Smith and comedian George Carlin from the set of the movie Dogma (1999) .
Yogi Bear (2010)
The name of the yoga teacher is Yogi Bayer. He also receives a call from Warner Bros about stealing the name of a cartoon character.
Orange Is the New Black (2013) (TV Series)
The confiscation of the phones makes the principle sarcastically feel for the two girls. She says they should call their story 12 years a private school student.
"This guy sounds like Groot."
Referenced in
Midnight Screenings: Don't Breathe/Yoga Hosers (2016) (TV Episode)
movie is reviewed
Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: Tusk (2016) (TV Episode)
part of a trilogy along with Tusk
The Cinema Snob: Dangerous Men (2016) (TV Episode)
"Not the worst Stan Lee cameo I've ever seen, thanks Yoga Hosers."
Best of the Worst: Carnosaur 2, the Skateboard Kid 2, and Future Zone (2017) (TV Episode)
title is mentioned
Supergirl: Distant Sun (2017) (TV Episode)
A billboard sign reads "Yoga Hoosiers." Both this episode and the film were directed by Kevin Smith.
The Great Canadian Supercut (2017) (Short)
Clip shown
Arcane built a "Goalie Golem" which parodies the Golem from this movie.
Guy Lapointe is parody of Inspector Clouseau from this movie series.
The Boys from Brazil (1978)
SPOILERS AHEAD! The little Hitler clones parody the big plot twist of this movie.
SCTV Network (1981) (TV Series)
Pokes fun at Canadian stereotypes like people saying "eh' and "hoser" and Colleen's last name is McKenzie, like the 2 brothers from the Great White North sketches on this show.
At the Movies (1986) (TV Series)
Arcane gives his Golem "two thumbs down," parodying this movie critic TV show.
Batman: The Animated Series (1992) (TV Series)
Kevin Conroy's cameo with soundalike theme music from this show and a kid with him called Robin.
Arcane does his Al Pacino impression saying "hoo-ah!" like Pacino's character from this movie.
Arcane's first name is Andronicus, as in Titus Andronicus.
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)
An army of clones is built to conquer America.
The Colleens do their impression of Batman from this movie: "Where's the trigger, Joker?"
Trivia | Goofs | Crazy Credits | Quotes | Alternate Versions | Soundtracks
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PoetrySummer 2019
Hiking in Wyoming, After a Death – Sheryl St. Germain
Eric Williams	 July 17, 2019 635 views 2
—for Gray St. Germain Gideon, 1984-2014
It's these ancestral mountains, massive as grief,
that dominate, sharp, angular,
………….fragments
…………………….jutting out like fingers or hands.
Split, shattered, cracked,
ruptured,
they bare fracture after fracture
from the ancient wound that made them.
It's summer, the sun fierce
as a new mother, but snow
still hugs the peaks,
defiant as a young child,
wanting,
but refusing,
to let go.
You make your way slowly up, around and over
the mountain, sagebrush and pine scenting the air,
……………………………….mocking memories of other times—
……………………………………………………(winter holidays, children who still came home).
From the ridge, a rainbow of green in the basin—
………..sage and silver green, moss green, gray-green, white-green, blue-green,
………………………grass-bright green, lime and sea green, mint, so many
……………you think that green must surely be the color of grief, or god.
You reach down to twist a new shoot from a sagebrush,
its thin leaves a wash of pastel, silver,
water-colored
You crush the leaves between your fingers,
breathe in deep
as you used to take in his scent at night,
that last kiss, the sweet smell of boy,
then the tucking in—
you wish green
could be suckled like milk from breasts,
or taken in one's mouth like air.
The whooshing of the creek, like a crowd applauding or cheering. From here you can see it twining around the foot of the mountain—so noisy, so much in a hurry, white water frothing up. Why is it so angry,
…………………………………………………………………………………….when will it still to pool?
A black snake's frozen
into a flat curl
in the middle of the trail.
You walk around it,
to see a doe and her faun.
They freeze, you freeze,
and in that moment
you catch the doe's eyes,
large and skittery.
You wonder what she would do
to protect her child,
then she bounds away,
the faun following.
It's morning, but the sun acts like it's noon. The harsh light feels like poison entering your skin. Your mouth and throat dry with dust.
There's such a thing as too much light, of seeing too much, you think. You walk for an hour without shade, consider that you could die if you made a wrong turn, or your water ran out. The trails scattered already with the dried bones of trees.
Finally, a lone juniper tree. You stop, sit in its shade, grateful, take some water from your pack. Maybe you won't die after all, you think.
A magpie flies out of the tree in a black and white flash, cawing a song. The beginning of an old nursery rhyme runs through your head:
……One for sorrow,
…………Two for mirth,
…………Three for a funeral . . .
…………And four for birth
You close your eyes, hope for another.
You keep walking in sun, wishing it away until finally it leaves, the wind comes up, you're climbing again, and it's almost cold enough for a coat. You see vireos, robins, more magpies, are startled by a sky-blue bird that disappears almost as soon as you see it.
Another bird's singing a long song you wish you could understand. The song's so complex, it feels like sentences you should be able to make sense of, but you can't.
A tiny brown bird flies right up to your face and stops, beating its wings with what almost seems like glee for a second, as if it wants to say something, then changes its mind and disappears.
Maybe joy is like that, you think, unexpected, mysterious, fleeting
Ticks hide in high grass
waiting for breath or body,
a shadow.
You'll find one on your skin later,
its head almost too deep inside you.
You'll pull her out, but you won't mind
that something from this place,
so generous with itself,
wanted something from you.
A jackrabbit crosses the trail,
stops, looks at you
before bounding away,
pink-skinned ears flaring.
The trail winds down until you're at a small stream buzzing with color. Gossamer-wing butterflies, pale blue, and white-yellow, flit over and around the water.
The pale blue ones—they're called Blue Melissa—are marked with dark dots on the underside of their wings, an orange row of spots along the edges. Their larvae feed on wild lupine, which must be where the wings get their color. Breathtaking treasures that will only live a few weeks. You know beauty cannot last, though you might wish it could. Better, you tell yourself for the hundredth time, to feel blessed to have encountered it at all. The subject of the poem, Galway writes, is the thing which dies.
You keep walking. It's all you know to do.
Breaking the skyline of a ridge,
…………………….the headless scarecrow of a cedar tree,
………………………………………….its craggy trunk hollowed out by age or some misery
only the eldest of us know.
…………Its limbs stretch out, cross-like, emptied of leaves, as if
………………………………………………………………to bless or scare.
……………………………………………………………………A marker, a reminder, as if you needed one,
…………………………………………………………that everything you see and touch and love will die.
Other cedars, stunted but still living, crouch nearby.
Knobby and twisted, their trunks whipped by wind,
roots embracing rock,
they've found a way to last longer.
You're trying not to see death everywhere.
You look to the sky, unbroken cornflower blue,
big as your love for him, which death does not diminish.
Concentrate on love, you tell yourself.
Nothing's hidden here, you say to no one at all,
…………the sky makes all achingly bare.
…………a rabbit sits in an opening
…………in the rock, behemoth boulders
stacked above the opening.
You wonder if she can sense
how dangerous this hiding place is,
how heavy the boulders,
how, like regret and sorrow,
they could crush at any moment.
You turn back, and this time you look for flowers. They're everywhere: lupine and larkspur, wild iris, yarrow and primrose, phlox, wild geranium. Snow buttercup, beardtongue. Paintbrush, trailing daisy, dwarf sunflower. Wild chamomile.
Some, tiny and vibrant, have rooted in crevices of rocks. Like the butterflies, they'll not last long, but oh how they brighten with their small, mortal lights.
What to do with such a quarrelsome heart as yours, a heart that does not agree with Death, amid this stunning, indifferent landscape?
Give it away, something, maybe the wind, says—
Give it to the wild and brave flowers,
just passing through, like him.
Give it to the mountains, the scruffy trees,
the recalcitrant snow, the greedy ticks,
the birds and their ambiguous messages,
the sage, the glorious greens, the creek.
Give it to sun, savage as he was,
give it to the sky, uncluttered and sweeping,
give it to the mountains rising against it,
like you, broken, resilient.
Sheryl St. Germain has published six poetry books, two collections of essays, and co-edited two anthologies. Her latest publication is The Small Door of Your Death, a collection of poems about the death of her son from a heroin overdose (2018, Autumn House). A collection of essays, Fifty Miles, will appear in 2020 with Etruscan Press. She lives in Pittsburgh where she is co-founder of the Words Without Walls Program. For more see http://sheryl-stgermain.com/
The author: Eric Williams
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Q: Symfony 3 - isGranted doesn't work for roles I have a UserCas entity that has a database role array (the same principle used for FOSUserBundle).
By going through the security.yml, I manage to restrict the access to my pages according to the roles, but when I use the is_granted, it does not take into account my roles, I do not understand why ...
I have :
access_control:
    - { path: ^/accueil, role: [IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY] }
   # - { path: ^/admin, role: ROLE_ADMIN }
    - { path: ^/, role: [IS_AUTHENTICATED_FULLY] }
    - { path: ^/admin/*, roles: [ROLE_ADMIN] }

My UserCas entity :
<?php

namespace Site\PagesBundle\Entity;

use Serializable;
use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
use Doctrine\Common\Collections\Collection;
use Site\PagesBundle\Security\Traits\traitUser;
use Doctrine\Common\Collections\ArrayCollection;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\Constraints as Assert;
use Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\UserInterface;
use Symfony\Bridge\Doctrine\Validator\Constraints\UniqueEntity;
use Site\PagesBundle\Entity\PaquetDDLCas;

/**
 * UserCas
 *
 * @ORM\Table(name="user_cas")
 * @ORM\Entity(repositoryClass="Site\PagesBundle\Repository\UserCasRepository")
 * @UniqueEntity("mail")
 */
class UserCas implements \Serializable, UserInterface
{

    use traitUser;

    /**
     * @var int
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="id", type="integer")
     * @ORM\Id
     * @ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy="AUTO")
     */
    private $id;

    /**
     * @var string
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="username", type="string", length=255)
     */
    private $username;

    /************ MODIF ****************/

    /**
     * @ORM\Column(type="array")
     */
    protected $roles = [];

     /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function addRole($role)
    {
        $role = strtoupper($role);
        if ($role === ['ROLE_USER']) {
            return $this;
        }

        if (!in_array($role, $this->roles, true)) {
            $this->roles[] = $role;
        }

        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     * @return array
     */
    public function getRoles()
    {
        return array_unique(array_merge(['ROLE_USER'], $this->roles));
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function hasRole($role)
    {
        return in_array(strtoupper($role), $this->getRoles(), true);
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function removeRole($role)
    {
        if (false !== $key = array_search(strtoupper($role), $this->roles, true)) {
            unset($this->roles[$key]);
            $this->roles = array_values($this->roles);
        }

        return $this;
    }

        /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function setRoles(array $roles)
    {
        $this->roles = array();

        foreach ($roles as $role) {
            $this->addRole($role);
        }

        return $this;
    }

    public function resetRoles()
    {
        $this->roles = [];
    }

    /******************* FIN MODIF  *********************/

    /**
     * Constructor
     */
    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->setEnabled(true);
        $this->roles = array();

    }

    /**
     * Get id
     *
     * @return int
     */
    public function getId()
    {
        return $this->id;
    }

    /**
     * @return string
     */
    public function getUsername()
    {
        return $this->username;
    }

    public function setUsername($username)
    {
        $this->username = $username;
    }

    public function serialize()
    {
        return serialize([
            $this->id,
            $this->username,
            $this->mail
        ]);
    }

    public function unserialize($serialized)
    {
        list(
            $this->id,
            $this->username,
            $this->mail
        ) = unserialize($serialized);
    }

    /*********************** Méthodes pour UserInterface ***************************/

    public function eraseCredentials()
    {
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function getSalt()
    {

    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function getPassword()
    {

    }

}

If my twig file, I want to display something just if I have the ROLE_ADMIN :
{% if is_granted('ROLE_ADMIN') %}

//...

{% endif %}

But it doesn't work.
And in my controler, if I make a conditon like :
if (is granted('ROLE_ADMIN))
{
   dump('yes');
}

else
{
  dump('no');
}

I've the dump('no').
But With the access control in the security.yml, restricted access works
Can someone help me please ?


Brazilian food company and meat processor Perdigão has informed shareholders and the market in general that the company has started operations in the market for beef products, aimed mainly to export markets.
The company has signed an agreement with Arantes Alimentos Ltda., which will provide industrial beef processing products and should result in production of approximately 60,000 tons of beef products in 2006.
This production volume should increase Perdigão's overall sales by close to US$ 120 million (270 million reais).
The company will export basically cuts under the Perdix brand name. In Brazil, the company will sell top cuts for barbecue under the Perdigão and Nabrasa brands.
The Arantes plant handling the processing is located in Cachoeira Alta, state of Goiás, and is licensed to export to the European Union, Hong Kong and Arab, African, East European and South American countries.
The plant has been closed for the past four months but will resume production this October, slaughtering approximately 750 head of cattle per day for Perdigão.
In a separate initiative, Perdigão is entering the Brazilian market for margarines, offering two brands with distinctive flavors. Perdigão is launching the first Brazilian margarine especially aimed at the children's market under the Turma da Mônica brand and another more traditional version under the Borella brand name.
The production of the margarines will be in association with Coamo Agroindustrial Cooperativa from Campo Mourão, state of Paraná.
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Red Velvet's Seulgi and Wendy reveal the process each took to become trainees at SM Entertainment and how they dealt with hardships.
On November 12 broadcast of JTBC's "Let's Eat Dinner Together," Red Velvet's 94-liner Seulgi and Wendy joined the hosts to grab a meal together.
During the show, the idol members, who are now one of the most successful and influential celebrities of all time, shared how each became a trainee at SM.
Both of them became trainees at SM by going through the open audition, except Seulgi did so on her own will and Wendy was a twist of fate.
Seulgi said, "I did the audition when I was in 6th grade and I begun my training the following year. Ever since I was young, I've always wanted to become a singer. I liked singing and dancing. I sang Lee Ji-Hoon's "Doll" at my audition.


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Portsmouth Olde Towne Historic District, is a national historic district located at Portsmouth, Virginia. It encompasses 89 buildings.  It is located in the primarily residential section of Portsmouth and includes a notable collection of Federal and Greek Revival style townhouses, known as "basement houses."  Other notable buildings include the Watts House (1799), Grice-Neeley House (circa 1820), Ball-Nivison House (1752), Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church (1857), St. John's Episcopal Church (1898), Court Street Baptist Church (1901-1903), and Union Machinist Home.  Located in the district is the separately listed Monumental Methodist Church.

It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970, with a boundary increase in 1983.

References

Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Virginia
Federal architecture in Virginia
Greek Revival architecture in Virginia
Queen Anne architecture in Virginia
Victorian architecture in Virginia
Buildings and structures in Portsmouth, Virginia
National Register of Historic Places in Portsmouth, Virginia

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Little fox music box – illustrated by the same artist who illustrated Nighty Night.
The kids love creating their own songs.
You may remember earlier in the week I wrote about another app that was part of my 'app week' series called Nighty Night, well this fab app is by the same company and illustrated by the wonderful Heidi Wittlinger too. This app is a sing along story book for kids, which features three songs and wonderful graphics to go alongside them, but you can also create your own songs in a fabulous little workshop. There are over 100 interactive elements to the app and I think it is so much fun!
The boys love pushing the different animals, boxes and bottles etc to make a variety of sounds. Toby giggles like mad when the frogs open their mouths to sing a variety of tenor notes. There is also a karaoke mode and Roo loves to sing along to the songs like London Bridge – it's too cute!
What I really love about the app is that it is so interactive, and I love the fact that they can explore music and sounds. The illustrations get me again with this, it really is like stepping into a wonderful film, filled with such beautiful illustrations and imagery.
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This is the place to check out my personal running and race adventures. 5Ks, 10 miles, 25Ks, Marathons, 50Ks and who knows maybe even longer. May include other happenings too. Physical Run is a category about life events.


FiberMASTER™ - MM/SM power meter with MM 850nm light source.
The IDEAL FiberMASTER fiber optic testing kit allows the user to measure absolute power and calculate the loss of fiber optic links at several wavelengths. Absolute power measurements are helpful when trouble shooting equipment that may not be operating properly. The dB calibration feature allows the operator to set a reference level to the light source and directly read the loss of fiber optic links without needing to manually calculate the values. The unique form factor allows the light source to be docked neatly within the power meter. This makes the kit compact for easy storage while still allowing full operation of both the source and meter.
33-926 Light source, 850nm VCSEL/laser with ST, SC and FC adaptors 33-927 Power meter, 4 wavelength with universal 2.5mm and fixed FC adaptor, 2 x FC-SC 50μm multimode cables, 1 SC calibration coupler, carrying case, user manual in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian and Chinese.


For many, the stress associated with dental care has nothing to do with what goes on in the chair, but rather what comes out of their wallets. At Brookside Dental Care, we want all of our patients to know that we strive to bring advanced high-end dentistry to eastern Kentucky and make it affordable. Which is why we have multiple payment options that can work with any budget.
If you have dental insurance, then our team will be happy to work with you to understand your benefits. Every Insurance company has multiple policies and every policy is different. Let us help you understand how your particular insurance would apply to treatment in our office. Give us a call today..
Includes 100% of your preventive care – cleanings, X-rays, checkup exams – with no out of pocket costs. Making it affordable and easy to keep up with your preventive visits to maintain your optimal dental health.
As a service to our patients, we are pleased to offer CareCredit, North America's leading patient payment program. CareCredit offers a full range of payment plans to meet every financing need. With the popular No Interest Payment Plans* there are no interest charges if the balance is paid in full within the specified time period. Or, if you prefer an even lower monthly payment, you can choose the low interest, Extended Payment Plans* for procedure fees from $1,000 to $25,000. Plus, there are no upfront costs, no annual fees, and no pre-payment penalties. It's easy to apply and you'll receive an online decision in seconds. Apply now or see our staff for more details.


Microsoft customers who download Windows 7 installation files through Microsoft Store, MSDN, TechNet, MAPS (Microsoft Partner Action Packs Subscription) Software on Demand Digital Distribution, or Volume License Service Center (VLSC), will get an ISO image file which is an archive file or disc image of an DVD optical disc.
Most people will choose to burn (or write) the Windows 7 ISO to DVD disc media to start the installation. Some people may also opt to make or create a bootable Windows 7 USB flash drive to install Windows 7 on PC systems that support booting up from a USB drive (changing of boot order or boot sequence in BIOS may be required), especially on computers (e.g. netbooks) that does not have a DVD drive. Furthermore, install operating system from USB hard drive or flash stick is also faster comparing to old-fashioned DVD.
To let customers have an easier way to burn and write the Windows 7 ISO image to a physical DVD media, USB flash drive (or USB stick), or external and portable USB hard disk drive, Microsoft Store has released a Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool (WUDT), which also known simply as ISO Tool published at http://store.microsoft.com/Help/ISO-Tool. Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool allows users to create a copy of Windows 7 ISO file on a USB flash drive, USB hard disk or a DVD, by transferring the installation from the ISO image to the medium, and ensuring the DVD or USB drive is bootable. Been bootable mean the media allows users to install Windows 7 after starting up computer directly without having to first run an existing operating system on the machine.
Although burning an ISO to a DVD disc is easy, but converting Windows 7 ISO to a USB drive is much more complex, because ISO cannot be directly 'burned' or 'wrote' to USB drive. Copying all the content inside the ISO to USB drive also does not work, as the USB drive is not bootable. Hence, WUDT is very useful for Windows 7 users who want to port and transfer Windows 7 setup installation files to USB flash drive or external hard disk, which is also bootable.
Download a Windows 7 ISO.
Download and install Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool: Windows7-USB-DVD-tool.exe.
Run the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool.
In the Source file box, type the name and path of Windows 7 ISO file, or click Browse and select the file in the Open dialog box, then click Next.
Select USB device to create a copy of Windows 7 installation media on a USB flash drive or DVD to create a copy of Windows 7 installation media on a DVD disk, then click Next.
Insert USB flash drive or external hard disk into USB port, or DVD disc into DVD writer/burner tray.
For copying the Windows 7 file to a USB flash drive, select your USB device in the dropdown list and click Begin copying. For copying the file up to a DVD, click Begin burning.
WUDT will format storage media, and then copying Windows 7 files over to the media.
Tip: Do make sure that no important data is stored on the USB flash drive as it will be formatted (deleted).
Once bootable USB device or DVD created successfully, user can install Windows 7 by navigating to the root of DVD or USB flash drive and double-clicking Setup.exe. It's also possible to install Windows 7 directly from the USB key or DVD by booting from the USB key or DVD, where Windows 7 installer will be automatically launched.
In order to copy Windows 7 setup files to a bootable USB key or USB flash drive, at least 4 GB of storage space capacity is required. WUDT runs on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7, and supports localized language versions of Windows 7, such as German, English, French, Italian, Simplified Chinese, Hebrew, Arab, Czech, Danish, Traditional Chinese, Norwegian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch and Spanish.


The PCI Reading Program is a research-based curriculum created specifically to teach students with developmental disabilities, autism, and significant learning disabilities to read. Level One teaches 140 sight words and "real-world" words through a comprehensive system of repetition, "hands-on" practice, controlled-vocabulary reading, and high-interest activities. Nonreaders become successful readers word-by-word, reading 28 engaging, full-color books along the way.
The five-step lesson cycle (see pages 6-7) is based on visual discrimination and is designed to teach students to automatically recognize and correctly pronounce one word at a time. As each new word is learned, previous words are continually reviewed, which promotes both short- and long-term retention. For every five words learned, students are invited to read a full-color book about the everyday life of a contemporary adolescent character.
The program is designed for nonreaders age 5 to adult, the activities and books feature realistic illustrations, and the story lines encompass important life skills and lessons. The program materials use repetition and review along with frequent praise to guarantee successful learning and to increase students' self-confidence.
Level One is designed as a one-on-one program that takes at least one full school year to complete. Two additional levels are forthcoming. Level Two will teach an additional 140 words and introduce students to wrapped text and a few common inflectional endings, such as -s and -ing. Level Three will serve as a "bridge" between reading through visual discrimination and reading through basic decoding strategies and word attack skills.
3 Word Building Lessons Books, 1 Word Building Lessons Software Mac/Win CD, 5 Trace and Read Workbooks, 2 Guided Word Practice Books, 1 Activity Sheets Binder, 1 Building Reading Skills Binder, 28 Books, 140 Word Cards, 100 Picture Cards, 1 "Word Game" Board, 1 "Match on the Mat" Board, 105 Text Cards, 105 Scene Cards, 1 Plastic Card Tray, 1 Plastic Viewer, and 1 Teacher's Guide. All program components come in a custom box designed for storage and display.