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BET Hip Hop Awards 2020 Aired Last Night catch up on some of the Performances you may have missed
The 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards aired Tuesday night, and the evening featured many of the hottest artist in the game see some of the above performances! Also check out a list of winners below: The full list of winners includes: BEST HIP HOP VIDEO Future featuring Drake – "Life is Good" BEST COLLABORATION Megan […]
Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka'oir Will Be Documenting Their Journey To Wedding Day on new BET Realtiy Show
The Wopsters are coming to the reality TV giving thier fans the chance to get up, close and personal with their approaching wedding day! Gucci Mane and his fiancé Keyshia Ka'oir wedding doesn't arrive until later this year on October 17, so the two will be taking us on the journey of preparing the festivities […]
James Harden Wins The NBA MVP Honors At The 2015 Players Choice Awards
According to the Houston Chronicle: "I want to thank God, thank my mom, my family and friends for all the support, the continuous support," Harden said. "I want to thank BET for this beautiful event. To the NBA Players Association, (executive director) Michele Roberts for giving players a voice to speak their minds, and then […]
Dame Dash Speaks On Presenting Kanye West With Visionary Award At Bet Honors (Video)
The BET Honors airs on February 23rd, with the bulk of Black Hollywood in attendance. At this year's event, Mr. West has been chosen to receive the Visionary Award. His former boss, Dame Dash has taken the task of presenting Yeezus with the trophy. Too bad we won't see the footage (in what some would […]
DeJ Loaf Visits 106 & Park
Dej Loaf recently paid a visit to 106 & Park where she was interviewed by Shad Moss. Wearing an all white mink coat, the Detroit rapper talks about the overwhelming response of her hit record, "Try Me," her future goals, and more. The 23-year-old rapper recently signed to Columbia Records and dropped a new mixtape last […]
BET Hip Hop Awards 2014 Winners
In case you missed the airing of the BET Hip Hop 2014 Awards we can tell you it was a big night for West Coast producer and ROC Nation signee DJ Mustard, but check out the entire list of winners below. Album Of The Year Drake – Nothing Was The Same Best Collab, Duo Or […]
David & Tamela Mann & More To Have A Reality Tv Show For BET
That's it! Who wants to help me shoot a pilot for a reality show? ASAP According to The Hollywood Reporter, BET is brewing up some more "reality tv shows" for the world to watch and pollute their brains with. The three new shows they are ordering up; one with St. Louis Rapper, Nelly; another cotton pickin […]
Karruechue Tran Talks Dating Chris Brown And Dealing With His Ex-Factor Rihanna In New Interview (Video)
Chris Brown's on/off girlfriend Karrueche Tran opens up on BET's new show Just Keke to talk about their relationship. What are your Thoughts?
WATCH: Michael Ealy Surprises Keke Palmer On All New BET Talk Show 'Just Keke'
Keke Palmer made her talk-show host debut on June 30 on BET's Just Keke. KeKe's celeb crush Michael Ealy surprised the actress with a bouquet to celebrate the occasion, and Keke just could not deal with it. Watch what happens below.
Chris Brown Brings Out Lil Wayne & Tyga For "Loyal" {2014 BET AWARDS} (Video)
What was supposed to be surprise, ended up being talked about the whole pre-show. Chris Brown graced the stage with his hit single, "Loyal" with Lil Wayne & Tyga by his side. The singer also had Travis Barker for a breakdown on the drums. Check out the performance below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2oIqHheuUIw#t=0
Nicki Minaj At 2014 BET Awards (Performance Video) + Best Female Rap Artist Acceptance Speech (Video)
http://youtu.be/Kp_zr-oPqp8 Nicki Minaj took 2014 BET Awards Nokia Theatre stage performing first her street anthem "Chi-Raq" and then her latest single "Pills N Potions," which will appear on her upcoming album, The Pink Print. Nicki Minaj later returned to the stage to accept her 5th straight BET Awards Best Female Rap Artist award check out her […]
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Will BET Air Chris Brown's Reality Show?
Everybody and they mama getting a reality TV show. I'm gonna shoot a pilot for mine really soon! TMZ Reports that Chris Brown is going to have a reality TV show following his life after jail and BET will be the ones to air it. They've already done focus groups to see if viewers/fans would […]
Kevin Gates 106th and Park 'The Backroom' Freestyle (Video)
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@TheRapPack Short Film NOLA To LA: #TheBETExperience (Video)
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The 2013 BET Awards Nominees Are Announced
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New Orleans Own "The Rap Pack" Appears on BET's 106 & Park
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Technology is all over the place. Life has become so fast that imagine sitting idle for few minutes and you will feel the need to have access to the web in terms of news, social media, smart apps and what not!. The most popular time during the 24 hour time course is when one is about to sleep. In the bed with a smartphone or tablet in lap, either watching something or browsing. Some say its addiction, yet some say that's a routine. What we know about psychology in general; has a lot to say about this as well.
In this infographic (shared by our regular contributor), gadgets in bed and sleeping orders are numbered out. Its clear that this addiction is not the best and lingers in between the productivity, the very next morning. And it hasn't been long since these smart devices are acting more like personal devices in consumer's life. Though, it can be a issue related to life orders and technology for future. Hence, this information graphic is worth a view.
Moreover, the graphic is simple to the point and lays out the fact in form of a table. Information is easy to digest. Though the colors are okay, if not the best. Feel free to hit the share button, enjoy!.


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Window/Fullscreen menu item is still active when fullscreen mode is disabled.
In player settings uncheck "Allow Fullscreen Switch" and "Resizable Window".
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Q: association.first returns nil in an RSpec feature spec using a FactoryGirl factory with a has_many association I have the following in a Rails 4 app:
FactoryGirl.define do
  factory :todo_list do
    after(:create) do |t|
      create_list(:item, 3, todo_list: t)
    end

    factory :public_todo_list do
      is_public true
    end
  end

  factory :item do
    sequence(:position) { |n| n }
    name "This is item ##{:position}?"
    todo_list
  end
end

I have the following in a feature spec:
feature "TodoLists" do
  let(:todo_list) { create(:public_todo_list) }

  scenario "Something that requires accessing the first item" do
    ...
    pending todo_list.items.first.name
    ...
  end
end

However, the test fails with the following:
Failure/Error: pending todo_list.items.first.name
NoMethodError:
  undefined method `name' for nil:NilClass

Being that todo_list.items is an ActiveRecord::Associations::CollectionProxy::ActiveRecord_Associations_CollectionProxy_Item object, it seems that first should return the first Item record? I get nil instead. todo_list.items.count returns 3 and test.log shows all the records being created correctly. What am I missing?

A: Try reloading the association before accessing the first item:
todo_list.items.reload

I think the reload is needed because the todo_list object doesn't have any item when is created, and I suspect that RSpec caches this. The items are created after the creation of todo_list object.

A: I haven't used the sub-factory syntax in quite some time, but do they inherit the callbacks from the parent factory? Try doing this with a trait instead, which seems to make more sense for what you're doing anyway.
FactoryGirl.define do
  factory :todo_list do
    after(:create) do |t|
      create_list(:item, 3, todo_list: t)
    end

    trait :public do
      is_public true
    end
  end

  factory :item do
    sequence(:position) { |n| n }
    name "This is item ##{:position}?"
    todo_list
  end
end

and then:
feature "TodoLists" do
  let(:todo_list) { create(:todo_list, :public) }

  scenario "Something that requires accessing the first item" do
    ...
    pending todo_list.items.first.name
    ...
  end
end

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William Wotton ( - ) est un érudit anglais.

Biographie

William Wotton fut membre du conseil dirigeant du St John's College de Cambridge et chapelain du comte de Nottingham. Il prit une part active à la querelle des Anciens et des Modernes en faveur des modernes.

En 1714, il se retira au Pays de Galles en raison de ses dettes et de son ivrognerie. Il y apprit le gallois et y étudia les lois médiévales de ce pays.

On a de lui :
 une traduction de la Bibliothèque des auteurs ecclésiastiques de Louis Dupin, 1692-1699
 Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning (1694)
 Histoire de Rome (de Marc Aurèle à la mort d'Alexandre Sévère), Londres, 1705. Cette Histoire a été utilisée par Gibbon ;
 Linguarum veterum septentrionalium conspectus, 1708,
 un recueil des Leges Wallicae, 1730 (posthume).

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Écrivain anglais du XVIIe siècle
Étudiant de St John's College (Cambridge)
Étudiant de St Catharine's College
Membre de la Royal Society
Naissance en août 1666
Naissance dans le Suffolk
Décès en février 1727
Décès dans le Sussex
Décès à 60 ans

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New Hope Christian College-Eugene offers 15-degree programs and 6 via distance education. Student-to-faculty ratio is 7:1. 1 high safety campus. Acceptance Rate is 67%. 52.3% are women, and 47.7% are men. 3% percents of international students. New Hope Christian College-Eugene is a member of 2 athletic associations. The average annual total cost of attendance at New Hope Christian College-Eugene is 19455$, that is above national average. Total price of living is between $20750 and $27150 per year. 31% of full-time New Hope Christian College-Eugene students completed their education in 150 percent of time: graduation rate is at the level of national average. Average salary after attending is $26,400, so if you studied 2 years, you'll get your funds back in less than 2 years.
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149 of New Hope Christian College-Eugene undergraduates were awarded with some type of financial aid, it's 96 percents of all undergraduate students. This makes New Hope Christian College-Eugene number 52 in the amount of financial aid awarded to students among all educational institutions in Oregon.
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31% of full-time students enrolled for the first time to New Hope Christian College-Eugene completed the education program and got a degree in 150 percent of the expected time of completion.
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Average acceptance rate for institutions in state is 76%, so acceptance rate value is below state average for 9%.
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The New Hope Christian College-Eugene full-time retention rate is 50% and part-time retention rate is 50%.
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Retention rate is an important index: if it is high, it demonstrates that school offers quality curriculum, good student environments and cultures as more students choose to continue their studies.
The student-to-faculty ratio at New Hope Christian College-Eugene is 7:1, that means that for every 7 students the institution has one professor, lecturer or specialist with a degree in education. Lower student-to-faculty ratio is better - it means that professors can dedicate more time and attention to each student.
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The campus located by 2155 Bailey Hill Rd address in Eugene, Oregon.
New Hope Christian College in comparison of all branches in the US. It is calculated as the average percent of crimes yearly by five years of data for every campus, based on an overall number of students studying there. The branch is a part of New Hope Christian College-Eugene with 1.24% of maximum crimes a year. The most often crimes detected on New Hope Christian College are burglary and motor vehicle theft.
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New Hope Christian College-Eugene offers 15 programs in total: 6 are for Bachelor's degree, 3 - for Associate's degree, 3 - for Master's degree, and 3 are less than 1-year certificate programs.
This is one of the lowest number of programs in comparison with other 96 universities in Oregon state. New Hope Christian College-Eugene is one of the few institutions in Oregon that offers an Associate's degree program.
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There are 6 distance learning programs that are offered in the New Hope Christian College-Eugene: 3 are for Associate's degree and 3 are Master's degree.
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In 2014-2015 academic year estimated full-time equivalent undergraduate enrollment was 152 students with 4573 сredit hours for 12-month instructional activity period.
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Studios eye box office record weekend
Warner Bros.' "The Dark Knight" is poised to enter the record books as it opens today -- and the weekend has a shot at being the best on record in overall grosses on the strength of the Batman sequel and Universal's adaptation of stage musical "Mamma Mia!"
The record holder for best nonholiday weekend is the weekend of July 7-9, 2006, which brought in $218.4 million in total domestic box office grosses, led by the $131.5 million bow of Disney sequel "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest."
Based on the enormity of tracking and advance ticket sales, "Dark Knight" has a shot at opening as high as "Dead Man's Chest," although anything over $100 million would be a big win. "Dead Man's Chest" presently sports the second-best opening on record after that of "Spider-Man 3," which nabbed $151.1 million over the May 4-6 weekend last year.


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Mississippi Burning. Again.
Somebody. Do. The right thing.
This Mississippi law stands to do a lot more than merely not serve people.
There are some folks who were alive when another group of Americans were refused service in restaurants.
Dumb Mississippi jokes are too easy. It's about more than that. But seriously: How do you boycott a place nobody really wants to visit anyway?
We lived in Marietta, GA. where a restaurant owner passed out ax handles to keep blacks out of his restaurant. Was he condemned? No. He was later elected governor of the state of Georgia.
The only thing some people understand is money, so we'd ask those corporations to use all the pull you've got. We'd ask people who aren't gay to make a stand.
We apologize for the complete lack of wit in this post.
But this time? Don't ask who 'we' are because we know we're not alone on this.
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For years we've been installing hand pumps all around the world, desperate to get clean water to people who don't have it. In some ways, we have been successful; 1.6 billion people gained access for the first time between 2000 and 2015 [pdf].
But behind that statistic, the real picture looks like this: too many water and sanitation services in developing countries are still unreliable, sub-standard and need major repairs after three to five years.
My confession: my way of working is part of the problem.
I keep doing the same thing; I install a new pump or repair a broken one, and train the people that use it. I give them a formal name – "water-user committee" or something similar – and I expect them to manage the pump without any further support. Inevitably, the pump breaks down, but I keep repeating the same actions and hoping for a different outcome.
To be fair to myself and others in the profession, it does work sometimes; maybe the committee was led by a particularly strong and dynamic personality. We then get to put the project in a glossy report and tout it as a success story, off the back of which more funds can be raised.
But most of the time the pump breaks down within a few years, by which time I'll have moved on to another project in another country. Another NGO or another project manager will take over where I left off, and the cycle continues.
Each time we repeat the cycle, we believe optimistically our response will work. We falsely attribute the breakdown of a pump to poor government policies, corrupt local officials or weak management by the water-user committee.
So we put ourselves in opposition to the government, we ignore policies and we do not work with local government officials. We run our projects in parallel to theirs, and we do not link up to or support local government plans. When the project is finished, we hand over the management of the pump to the water-user committee and walk away. But we haven't worked with the local government, so it has no incentive to support the local community when the pump breaks down. The NGO that installed it is seen as the one responsible.
By designing and managing projects the way I do, I am doing my job. I have project-monitoring tools to see how many pumps we installed and repaired with the funds available. If I stay within budget and do what it says in the proposal to the donor, I've done my bit.
I don't need to report on what happens after my project ends, and I'm not accountable if or when the pump breaks down. Why would I want to report the breakdown of a pump to our donors? It could jeopardise future funding. It would also pose a question for which there is no clear answer: who is responsible for fixing the broken pump?
My NGO is supported by Viva con Agua and we are lucky to be able to speak to them openly about our concerns. Together, we decided to get over the fear of reporting failure; only by knowing why pumps break down or give a sub-standard service will we be able to identify and address the real cause.
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Q: SetPixel crashes after an amount of pixels Im new in MFC/C++ an Im trying to fill my windows with pixels.I found out that there is a function which is called :

SetPixel(X,Y,RGB(,,));

After I tried to put use it in my loop I found out that this function stops after an amount of pixels.So It don't give me the result I actually want to reach.
Here is my code :
void PIXELPROG::OnPaint()
{
    if (IsIconic())
    {
        CPaintDC dc(this);

        SendMessage(WM_ICONERASEBKGND, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>(dc.GetSafeHdc()), 0);

        int cxIcon = GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXICON);
        int cyIcon = GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYICON);
        CRect rect;
        GetClientRect(&rect);
        int x = (rect.Width() - cxIcon + 1) / 2;
        int y = (rect.Height() - cyIcon + 1) / 2;

        dc.DrawIcon(x, y, m_hIcon);
    }
    else
    {
        CDialogEx::OnPaint();
    }

        CStatic * XText = (CStatic *)GetDlgItem(IDC_X);
        CStatic * YText = (CStatic *)GetDlgItem(IDC_YWERT);

        CString XYWert;

    for (int x=0,y=0;;)
    {
        GetDC()->SetPixelV(x, y, RGB(y,x,y));
        XYWert.Format(L"%d",y);

        XText->SetWindowTextW(XYWert);

        ++x;
        if (x == 500)
        {
            ++y;
            x = 0;
        }
        if (y == 100)
        {
            break;
        }
    }
}

I also don't get any errors.It is just stopping.
I also tried it with

SetPixelV()

But didn't helped neither.
Someone got an idea ?

A: From the documentation for CWnd::GetDC:

Unless the device context belongs to a window class, the ReleaseDC member function must be called to release the context after painting.

Since you're not assigning the return value from GetDC to anything, there's no way for you to call ReleaseDC. Since they're not released, they build up - there's a limit to the total number of GDI objects your application can use, see GDI Objects. Once you hit that limit, things go bad very fast (Don't ask me how I know).
If this is in response to a WM_PAINT message, you shouldn't be calling GetDC in the first place. You should be using the CPaintDC object that you create. As a general rule, don't call the parent OnPaint method in your own OnPaint handler, because you can only generate a single CPaintDC.

A: I found the solution. You have to initialize the DC before. So don't use GetDC()->SetPixelV(x, y, RGB(y,x,y));. Make an object before f.x CDC *pDC = GetDC(); an then use pDC->SetPixelV(x, y, RGB(y,x,y));.This is it ! Now it works like a charm :-)
Hopefully this will help someone !


So, like I said in my previous post, my plan this year is to write monthly recap posts of the books I've finished rather than long, single reviews. I have to admit though, it's rather embarrassing to have it be so blatantly obvious that I only read three books this month. I can do better than that, but here they are nonetheless.
This was our first book club pick for 2018 (I mentioned in my last post that my book club votes between three books for each month, so in case you're wondering, the other recommendations for January were When Crickets Cry by Charles Martin and Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah).
I listened to this on our recent road trip to Arizona, and it was nice to be able to devote a chunk of time to it because I couldn't stop listening. The story is told by Frank Drum, and it's his recounting of what happened during the summer of 1961 forty years before when he was thirteen years old. He begins by saying that the summer brought with it many deaths (there was some debate at book club about how many he said and which ones counted in that tally), but one of the deaths is particularly personal and tragic, and the rest of the novel is crafted a bit like a mystery, trying to put the events leading up to it in chronological order and identify possible suspects.
But it's also just about Frankie himself because that summer changed him and made him grow up in a hurry. I mentioned at book club that my favorite relationship in the book was the one between Frankie and his younger brother, Jake. One of my friends said, "Oh, so you like mean older brothers?" And it's true that Frankie does and says a lot of stupid things to Jake, but I guess it felt realistic to me, and underneath it all, I could see that their friendship and love for one another ran deep.
I will caution that the content on this one is a bit dark (it involves a murder), and there is some language as well as immorality (although not explicit). But overall, I found the story to be redemptive, and it made for an easy and thought-provoking discussion at book club.
It gives me a strange kind of rush to find the perfect book for a trip or holiday or even just a time of life. So you can imagine how happy I was when my sister-in-law, upon hearing that we would be making a stop at the Grand Canyon on our way to see friends in Phoenix, said that we should read Brighty of the Grand Canyon before we went.
It couldn't have been more perfect. I had never been to the Grand Canyon, but as we read, I felt like I could see the warm colors of the canyon and sense the rocky trail beneath my feet and feel the cold wind whipping around the rim. And then, we were there, and it was exactly as I pictured it--so much so that I half expected to see a little gray burro making his way up the canyon wall (and then, by lucky chance, we actually did see a mule caravan crest the top of the rim and parade past us, which was pretty amazing). It was absolutely magical for me, and I think it was for my kids as well.
But even if we hadn't been able to go from the pages in a book to real life natural wonder, we would have still enjoyed this story immensely. It begins with a murder, which made me nervous (I was reading it to my kids, after all!), but it was not graphic, and it was very fulfilling to see the murderer get his due at the end.
Most impressive to me was the way Marguerite Henry cast Brighty as the main character and kept the story interesting while still maintaining Brighty's authenticity as a donkey (in other words, not giving him a lot of human characteristics to help keep up the pace). Everyone, even three-year-old Clark, fell in love with Brighty, and we were all sad for the book to come to an end.
I decided to listen to this one, rather than read it, because the audio version had garnered such high praise from listeners and critics alike (including an Odyssey Honor, which is given to outstanding audio productions).
The story is multi-layered, beginning with Otto Messenger, who accidentally stumbles into three sisters who are trapped in this world because of a curse. They claim that his harmonica is the key to freeing them to return home. The story (and the harmonica) then travel to Friedrich in Germany in 1933, Mike in Pennsylvania in 1935, and Ivy in California in 1942. Each time, it brings light and hope when things feel desperately dismal and scary. And eventually, it ends up in just the right place, at just the right time, and, click, a door is opened.
For the most part, this is a historical fiction novel, but it has just one teeny tiny magical element, and that made me feel a little off balance but in the most delightful way. Friedrich, Mike, and Ivy are talented and courageous and unique. I found myself feeling sad as each story ended only to be excited as I became immersed in the new story. And then the ending tied everything together in a really beautiful way.
Oh, and the audio was definitely the way to go on this one: different narrators for each story and lots of music throughout, which, for a book all about the magic of one harmonica, seemed absolutely perfect.
Did you read anything good this month? Tell me!
Yay! I love monthly round-ups, although I totally get the embarrassment of having to actually admit how little one read (like that one month I only finished one book... it happens to the best of us, no shame!). Also, glad you finally got around to listening to Echo, such a good audio book!
And then . . . it happened again in February. :-( I guess I must be in a bit of a reading slump without even realizing it.
It's cool to hear that Clark has joined the ranks of the book-lovers. And I was a huge fan of Henry when I was a kid -- not only all the ones about Misty of the unspellable place but also the stand-alones like Brighty. Maybe you didn't have a lot of quantity last month, but you are rocking the quality!
Haha yes! No complaints about the quality of the books! I enjoyed them all!


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Q: Identifying a flag set and printing a message in Matlab Hi all I am working on checking for certain cases in a large loop, with in this large loop is this statement:
%Center Dialouge
        timers_c = [start_dpc_sh_hi_timer_c, start_dpc_sh_lo_timer_c, start_ffm_sh_act_hi_timer_c,...
            start_ffm_sh_act_lo_timer_c, start_hpot_eff_loss_timer_c, start_lfpt_dpsh_timer_c,...
            start_pc_sh_time_c, start_post_tl_nl_c, start_pre_tl_nl_c, start_elec_lu_timer_c];
        if perf_case_c ~= -1
            for k = 1:10
                if iscellstr(timers_c(k)) == 1
                   perf_case_timer_c = timers_c{k};
                   timer_set_c = 1;
                end
            end
        end

To I identify the start time and the case type to be output in a dialogue message:
if timer_set_c == 1
pcase_c = msgbox([sprintf('%s'),perf_case_c,sprintf('\nMET:%s\n'),perf_case_timer_c],'PERFORMANCE CASE');
end

I can't get the if statement that determines which case has been determined to work. I am trying to use the change from -1 to a string somehow, but it doesn't quite work.
A minimal example would be
%Assume all timers initialized as zero
%Assume case ~= -1 (is a char array, string
timers_c = [timer1, timer2, timer3 ]
if case ~= -1
   for k = 1:3
       if iscellstr(timer_c(k)) ==1
         case_time = timers(c{k});
         time_set_flag = 1
       end
    end
end

...
and then outside of the loop would be the above msgbox


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Quentin Tarantino Never Saw 'Selma,' He Writes (EXCLUSIVE)
Quentin Tarantino Never Saw 'Selma,' He Writes (EXCLUSIVE)
Anne Thompson
@akstanwyck
Quentin Tarantino got slammed in many quarters this week for some of his candid remarks to Bret Easton Ellis in a recent New York Times interview. Tarantino wrote me via Facebook to clarify one point: he never saw Ava DuVernay's "Selma." His note (edited slightly for typos) is below:
I'm writing you to pass on that the quote from the NY Times piece about "Selma" is wrong. I never saw "Selma." If you look at the article, it was Bret who was talking about "Selma," not me. I did say the line "it deserved a Emmy," but when I said it, it was more like a question.
Which basically meant, "it's like a TV movie?" Which Bret and myself being from the same TV generation, was not only understood, but there was no slam intended. Both Bret and myself come from the seventies and eighties when there were a lot of historically based TV movies: the King mini-series written by Abby Mann staring Paul Winfield; "Crisis at Central High" with Joanne Woodward. And "Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys." These were great TV movies. I'd be honored to be placed next to those films. However, I haven't seen it. Does it look like a seventies TV movie? Yes. Does it play like one, I don't know, I haven't seen it.
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Smart Home penetration rate forecast by country in the segment Smart Appliances 2023
Published by Christoph Blumtritt, Nov 20, 2019
This statistic presents a forecast of the penetration rate of Smart Homes in the Smart Home segment Smart Appliances for selected countries in the year 2023. According to the Digital Market Outlook, the penetration rate of Smart Homes in the segment Smart Appliances in the United States is expected to be 22.5 percent in 2023. An overview of all Digital Markets can be found here.
Statista's Digital Market Outlook offers forecasts, detailed market insights and essential performance indicators of the most significant areas in the "Digital Economy", including various digital goods and services. Alongside revenue forecasts for 150 countries worldwide, Statista offers additional insights into consumer trends and demographic structure of digital consumer markets.
Smart Home penetration rate forecast for selected countries in the segment Smart Appliances 2023
Household penetration rate in percent
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Cardinals' Kyler Murray keeps slinging, despite arrows that keep coming his way
Bob McManaman, Arizona Republic
The arrows began slinging in Kyler Murray's direction the morning of Super Bowl 56 and they haven't stopped since.
From the moment ESPN's Chris Mortenson tweeted about the tension between Murray and the Cardinals regarding a contract extension and how the quarterback, according to unnamed sources, was a self-centered finger pointer who felt too much blame was placed on him for Arizona's failed Wild Card appearance, it's been "open season" on K1.
That's how Dan Patrick, the longtime sportscaster and radio host of the Dan Patrick Show, recently described the constant barrage of criticism that has been aimed at Murray all year. It's been unrelenting and it's come from nearly every corner of the NFL.
Former NFL players such as Steve Young, Warren Sapp, LeSean McCoy, James Jones and Emmanuel Acho have all taken their shots. So have a gaggle of TV and radio commentators, from Colin Cowherd to Skip Bayless and from Dan Orlovsky to Stephen A. Smith and many, many more. Murray's list of antagonists is as big as the pile of easy ammunition his critics can pluck off the top of the scrap heap.
He's selfish, they say. He's overrated, they say. He doesn't communicate well enough, we're told. He's this, he's that and he's everything else in between, except when he's supposedly something else. Kyler Murray is like a human dart board – just aim and throw.
"People are always going to talk," Cardinals left tackle Josh Jones said. "People are always going to say something. Ya'll guys have to do ya'll's job. It's a double-edge sword, that's what this is. I feel like he's handled it well. He's been under a lot lately. It's tough for him. I know it's tough for him. He's always been in the spotlight his entire career.
"He handles it pretty well, though. He's a guy who just tries to go out there and win games and that's what we're all trying to do."
The latest verbal attack on Murray came from a former teammate, Vikings cornerback Patrick Peterson, who ripped him on a podcast one day last week only to come back, try to change his tune, and find a way to rip him some more when meeting with reporters.
Nov 27, 2022; Glendale, AZ, USA; Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray (1) runs for a touchdown against the Los Angeles Chargers during the second quarter at State Farm Stadium.
Peterson's remarks went from, "Kyler Murray don't care about nobody but Kyler Murray," to then saying he has no beef with Murray and that he can "see a ton of talent in him." But then Peterson began talking about Murray's body language after bad plays, saying, "Those mannerisms are alarming."
"I'm just saying something that most people may be afraid to tell him," Peterson went on. "It's no secret. Everybody sees it. You see it every time they're on television. You see Kyler Murray pouting, cursing out the head coach, calling out the offensive scheme. I didn't say that. He did."
In fairness to Murray, Peterson took some of those instances out of context and made them more than what they were. Even before that occurred, Murray felt compelled to clap back at Peterson on Twitter.
"This isn't true…you on some weird (expletive) @p2," Murray wrote. "You got my number, if you really felt this as a "big bro" or "mentor" you supposed to call me and tell me, not drag me so your podast can grow."
Cardinals wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown was the first to alert Murray of Peterson's initial slam and when he saw it, Murray said he was "super shocked." He said Wednesday he's always felt he had a good relationship with Peterson. But now? Time will tell. The two haven't talked privately about the situation and Murray sounded doubtful that they would.
"It is what it is," Murray said of all the noise pointed in his direction. "You understand the position you're in, what comes with it, what you have to face. I'm not really new to it. This is something I've been dealing with – not my whole life – but for the most part in my life. It doesn't affect me."
Murray said there are times when he gets extremely irritated, but he usually lets it go, saying, "I know who I am. I'm not really trippin' about anything that comes my way. … Everybody's going to tweet what they tweet. I'm sure every athlete has seen negative and positive stuff about them. We all have but you can't let it affect you."
Brown, who played with Murray in college at Oklahoma, said he's puzzled why Murray seems to attract so much negativity from outside sources. Then again, Murray's personality might invite it, he added.
"If you don't know Kyler, he might come off wrong," Brown said. "But Kyler's one of the most loving people I know, one of the hardest-working people I know. … We know what he stands for. We know what type of guy he is. He didn't need to (defend himself)."
Nov 6, 2022; Phoenix, AZ, United States; Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray (1) and DeAndre Hopkins (10) take the field against the Seattle Seahawks at State Farm Stadium.
Fellow receiver DeAndre Hopkins said he's talked to Murray about the criticisms and added, "He knows we've got his back."
So does coach Kliff Kingsbury, who thinks Murray has handled the noise well and gone about his business the right way. That doesn't make it any easier for Kingsbury, though, when he keeps hearing the constant barbs about his quarterback.
"Yeah, anytime any of our players get criticized or have something come at them, I think as a coach you want to be offensive, and you want to have their backs," he said. "But at the end of the day nobody outside of this building or our meeting room really knows the truth or knows who he is like we do, so I try not to pay too much attention to it."
During one of his radio shows last week, Patrick openly wondered if Murray would still be getting dragged if the Cardinals were 8-4 instead of 4-8.
"Obviously last year when we were winning, people weren't saying the stuff that they're saying," Murray said. "But it is what it is."
This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Arizona Cardinals QB undaunted by long line of critics
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There are almost 20,000 lake names in Finland, and each of these names has a page in Järviwiki. On the name page you can find your lake on the map or by its municipality. Use the search to get to the right name page. You can also browse through all lake names on the Name category page.
The most common lake name is Mustalampi (Blackpond). As it is small lakes having names ending with -lampi (pond) dominate the list of most common lake names. In the top ten there are as many as seven of them. The most common name ending with -järvi (lake) is Saarijärvi on its fourth place.
Although, if the names were sorted according to surface area they cover, the list would look totally different. On top of that list you would find Saimaa, even though it is the name of just one lake - the largest in Finland.
Some lakes don't have a name at all (not in the lake registry anyway). In Järviwiki there are 13 642 of them, and they are labelled with Ei nimeä (No name). If you come across one of these lakes, and you know it has a name, be pleased to inform about the name at the discussion page of that lake.
Up to 16,049 lakes have a unique name.
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import os from 'os';

function inferPlatform() {
  const platform = os.platform();
  if (platform === 'darwin' || platform === 'win32' || platform === 'linux') {
    return platform;
  }

  throw new Error(`Untested platform ${platform} detected`);
}

function inferArch() {
  const arch = os.arch();
  if (arch !== 'ia32' && arch !== 'x64' && arch !== 'arm') {
    throw new Error(`Incompatible architecture ${arch} detected`);
  }
  return arch;
}

export default {
  inferPlatform,
  inferArch,
};

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using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace SpeedrunComSharp
{
    public enum RunsOrdering : int
    {
        Game = 0,
        GameDescending,
        Category,
        CategoryDescending,
        Level,
        LevelDescending,
        Platform,
        PlatformDescending,
        Region,
        RegionDescending,
        Emulated,
        EmulatedDescending,
        Date,
        DateDescending,
        DateSubmitted,
        DateSubmittedDescending,
        Status,
        StatusDescending,
        VerifyDate,
        VerifyDateDescending
    }

    internal static class RunsOrderingHelpers
    {
        internal static IEnumerable<string> ToParameters(this RunsOrdering ordering)
        {
            var isDescending = ((int)ordering & 1) == 1;
            if (isDescending)
                ordering = (RunsOrdering)((int)ordering - 1);

            var str = "";

            switch (ordering)
            {
                case RunsOrdering.Category:
                    str = "category"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.Level:
                    str = "level"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.Platform:
                    str = "platform"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.Region:
                    str = "region"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.Emulated:
                    str = "emulated"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.Date:
                    str = "date"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.DateSubmitted:
                    str = "submitted"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.Status:
                    str = "status"; break;
                case RunsOrdering.VerifyDate:
                    str = "verify-date"; break;
            }

            var list = new List<string>();

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(str))
                list.Add(string.Format("orderby={0}", str));
            if (isDescending)
                list.Add("direction=desc");

            return list;
        }
    }
}


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FWC team removes program's 500th Burmese python
FWC
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Python Action Team removed their 500th Burmese python from the wild.
The FWC says their team members caught the snake around 1:15 a.m. on Tuesday in the Everglades and Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Area.
The python was 9-feet 10-inches long and weighed 20 pounds 14 ounces.
"Thanks to the hard-working men and women of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, hundreds of invasive Burmese pythons have been removed from the Everglades and our ecosystem," said Governor Ron DeSantis.
The FWC designed the Python Action Team to further engage qualified individuals with python management efforts. They capture Burmese pythons in specific areas throughout South Florida.
Burmese pythons became established in Florida as a result of escaped or released pets. However, people should never release them into the wild. It is illegal and can negatively impact Florida's wildlife.
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) - A Colombian man was detained in Barcelona after he reportedly tried to smuggle about $34,000 worth of cocaine under a poorly-fitted toupee, Reuters reported Tuesday.
Police said the man caught their attention when he arrived on a flight from Bogota on June 18 and appeared nervous.
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(CNN) – There's been a dramatic rise in children entering the foster care system due to parental drug use, according to a study published Monday in the medical journal JAMA Pediatrics.
The study found that as the opioid crisis swept across the U.S. from 2000 to 2017, there was a 147-percent increase in foster care entries due to parents' drug use.
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I am never more proud of our Ocean City community than when our holiday season approaches. Not only is our town decorated, but more importantly the community comes together more than ever to give thanks, provide for the less fortunate and host special events to entertain the entire family.
The annual Ecumenical Council Thanksgiving service will be held this year at 7:00 PM, Tuesday November 21 at First Presbyterian Church, 701 Wesley Avenue. I recommend everyone attend this service, it is truly motivational. Please bring a donation of canned goods to the service to help the less fortunate in our community.
The "Earlier than the Bird" downtown shopping extravaganza will be tomorrow, Saturday November 18. This unique downtown event invites everyone to shop in their pajamas to take advantage of early bird shopping specials. The fun begins at 8:00 AM, and this is a great chance to nab hourly discounts and specials along with fun door prizes. Please remember Saturday November 25 is small business Saturday. I remind everyone to shop local throughout the year, but make a point to visit our local stores next Saturday.
Next Friday, November 24, take a break from the hustle and bustle of Black Friday and enjoy Christmas in the Downtown, our annual kick off to the holiday season. The event runs from 2:00 to 5:00 with live entertainment, the annual Christmas tree lighting, and a visit from some very "special guests." Christmas in the downtown is a great experience and sure to get everyone in the holiday spirit.
Make sure you download the new Ocean City app to keep up to date on all events, including horse and carriage rides, breakfast with Santa and photos with Santa. There are plenty of more activities in the upcoming weeks, so please come out and enjoy all of them.


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Q: Why can FOR not find a specified file when used to read all lines from within my batch script? I have a few log files that my batch script needs to be able to read and parse.
I've run into a bit of a problem, where my FOR loop can read most files, but cannot read a specific one. If I run in a command prompt window
for /f %Z in (N151204.log) do echo %Z

it works great, but exactly the same syntax on a different file:
for /f %Z in (IN151205.log) do echo %Z

Gives me:

The system cannot find the file IN151205.log.

I can read file IN151205.log with
more IN151205.log

without a problem. So it doesn't seem to be a permissions issue, or read-locked as far as I can tell.
Why is the for loop having issues with this particular file?

A: The error message of command FOR is caused by the fact that FOR command opens a file for reading always using CreateFile with FILE_SHARE_READ AND FILE_SHARE_DELETE.
The log file IN151205.log is obviously written at the moment by another application with having a write lock established on the file. Therefore the file access by command FOR fails with a sharing violation because of FILE_SHARE_DELETE.
MORE has success to open the file with write lock set and outputs the lines as it really only reads the file and using a different method. MORE uses CreateFileMapping using PAGE_READWRITE to read and output the file contents page wise which works completely different than CreateFile and can be used also on files currently locked by another application as mentioned in Remarks section with:

It is not required, but it is recommended that files you intend to map be opened for exclusive access.

PAGE_READWRITE allows also read access on a file currently allowing only read access according to sharing mode.
See also the Microsoft articles Generic Access Rights and File Security and Access Rights.
The error message output by FOR on access to a file fails because of a sharing violation is obviously not good as being misleading for users.
EDIT:
Reading a write-locked file from within a batch file line by line can be done with
for /f %%Z in ('more IN151205.log') do echo %%Z

and with
for /f %%Z in ('type IN151205.log') do echo %%Z

Thanks Aacini and Squashman for this additional information.


We may not know for years. But the answer is critical as France and its allies ready their response.
In the aftermath of attacks like the one in Paris on Friday, which killed 129 and critically wounded nearly as many, two sets of questions tend to arise: How could this happen? And why did it happen?
The "how" questions are what preoccupy investigators for the first few days after such an attack, as they race to identify the assailants and their collaborators before they can strike again. A complex assault such as the Paris operation usually involves many more people than the perpetrators; as of this writing, seven known assailants have been killed, but authorities in France and Belgium, where the attacks are believed to have been organized, are hunting for additional suspects. Officials will also be looking for weaknesses in France's defenses. How could so many attackers with explosives have penetrated the country? Clearly there was a major intelligence failure. Border security, surveillance capacity, and coordination between security services will be heavily scrutinized.
The next set of "how" questions will be more difficult to answer. The Islamic State took credit for the attacks, and no other group has yet made a counterclaim. But if the ISIS claim proves to be true, how exactly was the Islamic State's central leadership involved? The scenarios range from the ISIS high command training the attackers and facilitating the attacks themselves to a relatively autonomous group of ISIS loyalists conducting the attacks largely on their own. There are multiple possibilities in between as well; for example, an Islamic State operative could have been charged with organizing attacks in Europe without having to check in with headquarters. The answer is important because it will give clues about whether the Islamic State intends to devote its considerable wealth and military expertise to foreign operations, which would be very worrisome. It is worrisome enough if those affiliated with or merely inspired by the Islamic State organized such sophisticated attacks.
1. This is what global jihadists do—they can't help themselves.
2. This was always the plan, but ISIS didn't have the capability or opportunity to carry it out before.
3. The Islamic State wants to offset its territorial loses in Syria and Iraq by carrying out high-profile attacks abroad.
4. It wants to show up al-Qaeda to cement its position as leader of the global jihad.
5. It wants to deter powerful nations from carrying out more attacks against it.
6. Quite the opposite: It actually wants its enemies to go all in in Syria and Iraq in order to a) drain their resources, b) create total chaos, c) present itself as defender of the Muslims, and/or d) bring on the End of Days.
The truth is, we probably won't know the answer for sure for some time. It took years for the real reasons why al-Qaeda attacked the United States on 9/11 to surface, from computers recovered in an al-Qaeda office in Kabul—the group hoped the United States would either pull its troops entirely out of the Muslim world, or commit to a massive invasion that would drain America's treasury and enrage Muslim opinion, in turn eventually forcing America to leave the Muslim world anyway.
Initially, the United States didn't do either. Instead, it toppled the Taliban government that had allowed al-Qaeda to operate in Afghanistan, and drove al-Qaeda from its hideouts there by supporting the Taliban's enemies from the air and with special-operations forces. But soon after that, the United States sent large armies into Afghanistan and Iraq. Had the American people known that's what al-Qaeda wanted all along, perhaps they would have demanded a different course.
Which brings us to the response to the Paris attacks. French President Francois Hollande has pledged a "pitiless" retaliation. France was already bombing the Islamic State in Syria as part of the American-led coalition against the group, so he presumably intends to escalate France's military role, with France's weekend airstrikes on the Islamic State headquarters of Raqqa perhaps representing a first step. Maybe he will go so far as to invoke Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, according to which an attack on one NATO ally is an attack on all of them, to call for an allied invasion of Islamic State territory. Even if Hollande doesn't want to go that far, the political pressure to do more to fight ISIS will be immense. And indeed, terrorism is designed to provoke an overreaction—either complete disengagement or a massive show of force.
But if the Islamic State struck France to persuade the allies to change the middle course they've been pursuing between those two extremes in Syria and Iraq—a course that involves airstrikes and empowering local militias—then perhaps it's worth considering the merits of the approach the Islamic State apparently dislikes so much. Over the past year, the allies have chipped away at the Islamic State, reducing ISIS territory by 25 percent, according to the U.S. Defense Department. The pace is slow but steady.
Still, even the destruction of the Islamic State's government in Syria and Iraq won't immediately end the group's terror attacks abroad. If anything, it will increase them. Terror campaigns are used by weak states that feel threatened. There are other countries where ISIS's leaders or their affiliates can plot attacks. That's not a reason to escalate in those countries too; it's merely a recognition that the problem extends beyond the Islamic State's core territory.
ISIS promised that the Paris attacks were "the first of the downpour." Given the political instability in the Middle East and North Africa that has fueled the rise of the Islamic State, the countries on its enemies list will likely be weathering the storm for a long time to come. But the best way to do this is to find out why it's raining in the first place, and how best to find shelter.


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