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I've fairly new to the whole droning business and only have the Bebop 2 and a couple of cheapo micro drones, I've seen alot about Freestyle FVP with the 5" drones and wondering a few things about the Bebop 2.
The FPV goggles for the Bebop 2 - I hate them, they are uncomfortable, dont fit my face properly and let alot of light in, I cant quite adjust them to my eyes well enough and the lag that comes from it as well.
I saw somewhere about using the Samsung Gear VR with certain drones and one of them being a Bebop, struggling to find answers on if I can use my Gear VR instead or when I get round to building my Freestyle setup could I use the FatShark's with the Bebop 2 - I have seen a dude on youtube flying his with FatShark.
Also Can a 3rd party controller be used with the Bebop 2 as well. Again thinking more for the Freestyle build, one FPV and Controller for the drones.
Almost finished, is there anyway to make the Bebop 2 more like a freestyle drone, like stop it sidestep and roll instead. Its obviously possible for the drone to do this as it has pre-programmed rolls and flips but I want to roll and flip it not have an computer do it for me and its nothing more than a "wow that was pretty cool" probs never use it again because what can you do with it.
Just a wee bit inSaiyan.
Yeah, those goggles are pretty uncomfortable, but I'm hoping they're going to be improving them in the future. Maybe even add some customization options. Very promising imo.


Atlanta, GA—David E. Nahmias, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia; Loretta King, Acting Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, U.S. Department of Justice; and Gregory Jones, Special Agent in Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation, announced that three former Atlanta Police Department (APD) officers were sentenced to prison today by Chief United States District Judge Julie E. Carnes on a charge of conspiracy to violate civil rights resulting in death, arising from the fatal police shooting of Kathryn Johnston, a 92-year old Atlanta woman, at her home during the execution of a search warrant obtained by the defendants based upon false information on November 21, 2006.
JASON R. SMITH, 36, of Oxford, Georgia, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison. GREGG JUNNIER, 42, of Woodstock, Georgia, was sentenced to six years in federal prison. ARTHUR TESLER, 42, of Acworth, Georgia was sentenced to five years in federal prison. There is no parole in the federal system. Each defendant was also sentenced to serve three years on supervised release following his prison term, and collectively to pay $8,180 in restitution for the costs of Ms. Johnston's funeral and burial.
JUNNIER and SMITH pleaded guilty to the federal civil rights conspiracy charge, as well as voluntary manslaughter and related state charges in Fulton County ( Georgia) Superior Court, on April 26, 2007. Pursuant to their plea agreements, they are scheduled to be sentenced in state court on March 5, 2009, to the same sentence imposed in federal court, with the sentences to be served concurrently. TESLER initially declined to plead guilty and was indicted in state court on charges of violation of oath of office by a public officer, false imprisonment and false statements. In 2008, TESLER was convicted at trial in state court on the false statement charges, but that conviction has been reversed on appeal. Following the state trial, federal authorities re-evaluated TESLER'S case, conducted further investigation, and determined that federal prosecution of TESLER was appropriate. TESLER pleaded guilty to the federal charge on October 30, 2008.
JUNNIER began cooperating truthfully with authorities shortly after the federal investigation began and provided valuable assistance in the investigation and prosecution of SMITH and TESLER. Additionally, JUNNIER'S cooperation led to guilty pleas to federal charges by two additional APD officers, including a separate civil rights offense committed by the sergeant who commanded the narcotics team involved in the shooting. SMITH cooperated to a more limited extent. Both former officers provided information relevant to a broader FBI investigation of misconduct by APD narcotics and other officers, which culminated in a report provided by the FBI to APD Chief Richard Pennington in October 2008 for consideration of potential administrative discipline against other APD officers. As a result of their cooperation, the Court reduced JUNNIER's sentence by 40 percent and SMITH's sentence by 20 percent. TESLER did not provide substantial assistance in the investigation and received no sentence reduction on that ground, although his sentence was reduced based on his lesser role in the conspiracy.
This case was investigated by special agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Assistant United States Attorney Jon-Peter Kelly, United States Attorney David E. Nahmias, and Department of Justice Civil Rights Division Special Litigation Counsel Paige M. Fitzgerald prosecuted the case.
For further information please contact David E. Nahmias (pronounced NAH-me-us), United States Attorney, or Charysse L. Alexander, Executive Assistant United States Attorney, through Patrick Crosby, Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Attorney's Office, at (404) 581-6016. The Internet address for the HomePage for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia is www.usdoj.gov/usao/gan.


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Geovation Programme now open to location and land disruptors
The Geovation Programme is now accepting applications from start-ups using location and/or land and property data in their products and services.
If selected to join the Programme, the start-ups will each receive up to £20,000 in funding and a range of resources and services that will help them develop their businesses. This includes access to experienced software developers, geospatial expertise from OS, property expertise from HMLR and mentoring to assist with business proposals and investor relationships.
Head of Geovation, Alex Wrottesley, says: "The Programme offers an exceptional launchpad for any new business in these markets. We provide funding, space and data, experienced technical development capacity, and tailored mentorship and support to help the businesses that join us develop their business ideas. We also provide access to domain experts from OS and HMLR, as well as a broad community of experts from across industry and academia. Our senior developers can even help build Minimum Viable Products, so the businesses can test their idea with their first customers."
Since opening its doors two years ago to some of the UK's leading geospatial start-ups, Geovation has seen the ventures it has supported raise £11.3 million in investment and create 86 new jobs.
Geovation was designed to give the best possible support to corporations, SMEs, start-ups and individuals using geospatial technology and data to create new products and services. Members of Geovation are working with AI, data science, IoT, drones, SaaS, Connected Autonomous Vehicles and other new technologies to disrupt and transform a variety of sectors, including property, mobility and transport, infrastructure, energy, health and connectivity.
Geovation has also established working partnerships with major global names, including IBM, DSTL, Nominet, Intel, KPMG and Dorsey, all of whom encourage and share their expertise and business know-how with Geovation's businesses.
This is the first Geovation Programme to run since last month's OS and HMLR announcement that the two government bodies were collaborating to help propel the UK towards becoming a global leader in the land and property market.
The Autumn 2017 programme begins in October and applications for the programme close on 17 August. Applications can be made here: https://geovation.uk/programme/
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently affirmed the invalidity of three patents directed to solar panel mounting technology. The patents are owned by solar installer D Three Enterprises LLC, and were asserted in federal court against SunModo Corporation and Rillito River Solar LLC, which does business under the name EcoFasten Solar. Now that the three patents have been affirmed as invalid, D Three's lawsuit against SunModo and EcoFasten will potentially be dismissed.
As shown in Figure 1 below, the three patents at issue are part of a patent family having seven U.S. patents. Patent families are commonly used by patent applicants, in part because they allow for claiming the "priority," or filing date, of an earlier-filed application. Claiming priority can be advantageous when attempting to demonstrate that the claimed invention meets one of the key requirements for patentability: that the claimed invention is new and non-obvious over existing technology as of the priority date.
For example, the patent application that became D Three's asserted U.S. Patent No. 8,689,517 was filed September 4, 2013. However, by claiming priority back to the earlier and related U.S. Provisional Application No. 61/150,301, D Three is able to assert an effective filing date of February 5, 2009 for the '517 Patent. This means that when evaluating whether the claimed invention of the '517 Patent is new and non-obvious over existing technology, the Patent Office will only look at technology existing prior to February 5, 2009 rather than September 4, 2013. Thus, an effective priority claim can negate years of additional developments in the relevant technological field that could otherwise invalidate a later-filed application.
To be effective, the priority claim must reach back to an earlier application that sufficiently describes the claimed invention. In the D Three case, three patents were asserted that were filed between September 2013 and October 2014, but all three claimed priority back to February 2009. The claimed inventions of the asserted patents were roof mount sealing assemblies that allow a user to mount objects (such as solar panels) to a roof while sealing the mounting location against water.
As shown in the timeline of Figure 2 below, the key question in this case was whether D Three's priority claim back to 2009 was effective. EcoFasten began selling its roof mount product in June 2009, and SunModo followed with its own sales of a similar product in 2010. If D Three's priority claim is effective, then the asserted patents pre-date EcoFasten and SunModo's product sales. However, an ineffective priority claim would render EcoFasten and SunModo's products part of the existing technology, and D Three's asserted patents would be invalid because the claimed inventions would no longer be considered new and non-obvious over the existing technology.
The trial court in Colorado ruled that the priority claim was not effective because inventions claimed in the asserted patents (filed in 2013 and 2014) were not sufficiently described in the application filed in February 2009. D Three appealed that decision to the Federal Circuit, which agreed with the Colorado court. The Federal Circuit affirmed the finding of the trial court that the priority claim of D Three's asserted patents were ineffective. Without an effective priority claim, the claimed inventions were not new over existing technology (i.e. EcoFasten's product sold in June 2009) and the patents were therefore invalid.
The case will now likely return to the Colorado court for further proceedings consistent with the Federal Circuit's decision.


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LKB1 as a tumor suppressor in uterine cancer: Mouse models and translational studies
Christopher G. Peña, Diego H. Castrillón
The LKB1 tumor suppressor was identifi ed in 1998 as the gene mutated in the Peutz–Jeghers Syndrome (PJS), a hereditary cancer predisposition characterized by gastrointestinal polyposis and a high incidence of cancers, particularly carcinomas, at a variety of anatomic sites including the gastrointestinal tract, lung, and female reproductive tract. Women with PJS have a high incidence of carcinomas of the uterine corpus (endometrium) and cervix. The LKB1 gene is also somatically mutated in human cancers arising at these sites. Work in mouse models has highlighted the potency of LKB1 as an endometrial tumor suppressor and its distinctive roles in driving invasive and metastatic growth. These in vivo models represent tractable experimental systems for the discovery of underlying biological principles and molecular processes regulated by LKB1 in the context of tumorigenesis and also serve as useful preclinical model systems for experimental therapeutics. Here we review LKB1's known roles in mTOR signaling, metabolism, and cell polarity, with an emphasis on human pathology and mouse models relevant to uterine carcinogenesis, including cancers of the uterine corpus and cervix.
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Uterine Neoplasms Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
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Hereditary Neoplastic Syndromes Medicine & Life Sciences 29%
Carcinoma Medicine & Life Sciences 25%
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Peña, C. G., & Castrillón, D. H. (2017). LKB1 as a tumor suppressor in uterine cancer: Mouse models and translational studies. In Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology (pp. 211-241). (Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology; Vol. 943). Springer New York LLC. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43139-0_7
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Do you believe in an afterlife and or reincarnation or anything after death? Yes. (comments) or ehh. (doesn't comment)?
No. You dies and that's it.
Spork!!! And we don't have anything to suggest a hypothesis and it's most likely we will suffer a fate similar to other animals. We aren't really special.
Because we are animals. Scientifically. What makes us so special. In my opinion, we are animals that have evolve to the point where they can innovate and change their genome. If there is an afterlife for man why not for animal. Another thing is that we have not detected a soul. But we have reach a point where we could almost replicate a human brain with a computer. That seems to suggest that we arrise awareness from the very code we are programmed with. With reincarnation I believe if that is so, given the amount of people that have died, shouldn't basically everyone you meet be an ancestor. But since we do see anyone that said that their somebody great, great, great, grandfather unless they were insane.
I'm not really religious but there has to be something, at least I hope so. Eternal darkness you won't know about sounds kinda depressing.


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Q: Can't read .scss file in Jenkins I'm at my first Jenkins's build and I'm trying with a very basic vaadin application but when I do the build I keep getting these errors:
[ERROR] C:\Program Files (x86)\Jenkins\jobs\xxx_vaadin_jdk7-1.0-Manual_Test_VM\workspace\src\main\webapp\VAADIN\themes\.svn\styles.scss could not be read!
[ERROR] Compiling theme "VAADIN\themes\.svn" failed

as if it can't process the above file. As far as I know, all the configuration in Jenkins has been done correctly, but I can't figure out why I keep getting this error. Do I need some kind of plugin by any chance?
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To add to it, what's I'm trying to do is to build the application in Jenkins. So, I have a basic vaadin application (the most basic you can have that comes out of the box when you create a vaadin application). I was expecting to be able to build the application successfully, but it looks like something has gone wrong.
What I've done was creating the application in vaadin using eclipse, then upload it to a shared SVN repo and from there to Jenkins.
The folder structure in the SVN repo is this in the screenshot

So in jenkins I've actually checked the .svn folder and it doesn't contain the styles.scss which accounts for the error, but what I don't get is why. Hopefully that gives a bit more context : -)

EDIT and possible solution:
Right, some intersting updates on this, which I thought I'd share.
There were effectively two problems with my build in Jenkins:
1)that SASS issue described here;
2) the version of the compiler (1.7 in eclipse but 1.8 in the pom file, so I had to manually change from 1.8 to 1.7 inside the pom file). This problem became evident after resolving the first
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-compiler-plugin:3.3:compile (default-compile) on project vaadin.test.jdk7: Fatal error compiling: invalid target release: 1.8 -> [Help 1]
Right, so about problem 1: it seems to be due to this plugin:
<plugin>
    <groupId>com.vaadin</groupId>
    <artifactId>vaadin-maven-plugin</artifactId>
    <version>${vaadin.plugin.version}</version>
    <configuration>
        <extraJvmArgs>-Xmx512M -Xss1024k</extraJvmArgs>
        <webappDirectory>${basedir}/target/classes/VAADIN/widgetsets</webappDirectory>
        <draftCompile>false</draftCompile>
        <compileReport>false</compileReport>
        <style>OBF</style>
        <strict>true</strict>
    </configuration>
    <executions>
        <execution>
            <goals>
                <goal>update-theme</goal>
                 <goal>update-widgetset</goal>
                <goal>compile</goal>
                <!-- Comment out compile-theme goal to use on-the-fly theme compilation
                <goal>compile-theme</goal> -->
            </goals>
        </execution>
    </executions>
</plugin>

I went through all the goal statements and comment them out 1 by 1 till I found the source of the problem, which seems to be <goal>compile-theme</goal>
Fair enough there is a default comment there saying Comment out compile-theme goal to use on-the-fly theme compilation, although I'm not too sure what that means.
So in essence I sorted that out but I don't know if this is the right way and what and if there are any implications. Any idea?

A: As I also had the same problem while Jenkins building my maven VAADIN project, I simply copied ALL .scss files into the .svn folder from themes. In your case: ..\workspace\src\main\webapp\VAADIN\themes.svn. Then the build passed.

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My name is Dmitry Ligay. I'm an artist and illustrator from Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
He follow the traditional manner of drawing and graphics combining it with editing in Photoshop, and this allows to see the traditional style in a modern context.
He mainly uses pencil, watercolor, acrylic and other materials to complete his artwork. In addition he also like the collage technique and working with textures. He have been working with several foreign magazines and agencies.
Mening ismim Dmitriy Ligay hisoblanadi. Men Toshkentda bir rassom va Illustrator emasman. U chizilgan va fotoshop tahrir bilan birlashtirib grafik an'anaviy qanday amal, va bu zamonaviy nuqtai nazardan an'anaviy uslubi ko'rish imkonini beradi. U qalam, suluboya, akril va boshqa materiallar foydalanadi. Bundan tashqari, u kollaj texnikasi va to'qimalarning bilan ish ko'raman. He've qator xorijiy jurnallarda va idoralar bilan ish olib.


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Adler Mannheim, Champion German Ice Hockey Club, Scores With Riedel's Bolero Wireless Intercom
Adler Mannheim, the ranking champion in the German ice hockey league (Deutsche Eishockey Liga or DEL), has adopted Riedel Communications' award-winning Bolero wireless intercom and Bolero S managed communication service for its 2019/2020 season. Bolero and Bolero S enable clear three-way communications between the goalie coach in the stands, the video analyst in the locker room, and the assistant coach on the bench for every Adler Mannheim game.
"As a top team in the DEL, we aim to be the technological pioneer in European ice hockey and have a deep commitment to technical innovation. To give one example, we have been using live tagging for video analysis for many years," said Youri Ziffzer, Team Manager, Adler Mannheim. "Riedel is the ideal partner to ensure absolutely reliable communication between our coaching staff and video analyst. The Bolero solutions give us maximum flexibility, especially for away games, freeing our staff from having to worry about acquiring radio frequencies."
For each Adler Mannheim game, the team uses live tagging technologies to analyze game play in real time and distribute video recordings to the coaches' tablet devices, enabling them to make informed tactical changes as the game progresses. The Bolero intercom enables the coaches to review and discuss relevant situations and make information immediately available to their colleagues on the sidelines.
"Ice hockey is the fastest team sport in the world. There's no time for misunderstandings, and decisions have to be made extremely fast. That's why crystal-clear audio quality is absolutely vital for our coach communications," says Mike Pellegrims, Assistant Coach of Adler Mannheim. "With Bolero and Bolero S, we have absolute certainty that every detail and every instruction will be conveyed to our coaching team instantly and clearly."
The home venue for Adler Mannheim and the Rhein-Neckar Löwen handball club is the SAP Arena in Mannheim, a multipurpose venue with a total capacity of 15,000 seats. In addition to ice hockey and handball, SAP Arena is used for many other sporting events and as a concert stage. Bolero is in use for more than 130 events a year, not only by coaching and event personnel but by SAP Arena facility technicians to facilitate efficient communication between different departments.
Niklas Rautenberg, Account Manager at Riedel Communications, added: "In the SAP Arena, the assistant coach on the bench is often surrounded by 13,600 emotional, roaring fans. Given the noise levels and RF reflections, a closed arena is a very challenging environment for wireless communication. With the previous intercom, the Mannheim team often struggled with feedback and miscommunication — but these problems are now a thing of the past with Bolero."
"Bolero is the pinnacle of professional wireless communication. When it comes to audio quality, connectivity and user-friendliness, I cannot think of anything better," said Volker Jürgens, Head of Facility Management, SAP Arena. "We had the system set up once according to our wishes, and from then on, it was really plug-and-play — just plug it in and off you go."
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What are values of pineapple?
When is the right time to harvest pineapples? It depends on the uses, fresh-eating or processing? Near selling or exporting? In general, when 1/2 small fruit turn yellow, the pineapples are suitable for near selling; when 1/4 small fruit turn yellow or small fruits are grass green, the pineapples are suitable for processing or exporting.
Pineapple can be used as fresh food. The pineapple fresh fruit can also be quick-frozen, after washing, peeling, coring and cutting, then -35 ℃ freezing treatment and storing at -20 ℃ low temperature, the nourishment is the same as fresh pineapple.
Pineapple can be processed into canned pineapple, pineapple juice, etc.
What's more, the by-products of pineapple processing can make sugar, alcohol, monosodium glutamate, citric acid, etc.
Pineapple is rich in nutrients and its components include carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamin A, B1, B2, C, proteolytic enzymes, calcium, phosphorus, iron, organic acids, nicotinic acid and the like. Especially with the highest vitamin C content.
The taste of pineapple is sweet and slightly acidic, the character is slight cold. With the effects, pineapple can be used for summer heat, body heat thirst, stomach distention, dyspepsia, difficulty in micturition, dizziness and other symptoms. Besides, in the pineapple juice, there is also an enzyme that is similar to the gastric juice, it can decompose protein to help digestion. The delicious pineapple can not only lose weight, but also have different effects on the health of the body.
Pineapple cultivars are usually divided into four categories, namely, Smooth cayenne, Queen, Spanish and hybrids.
Smooth cayenne: this cultivar is also known as Sarawak, French expedition found it in Cayenne, Guyana, South America. They are widely cultivated, accounting for about 80% of the cultivated area of pineapple in the world. Tall and sturdy plants, leaf margin no thorn or tip a little thorn. Big fruit, the average weight of a pineapple is more than 1100 grams. Cylindrical, flat small fruit. Shallow fruit eye, short and wide bracts. Light yellow flesh, juicy, moderate sweet and sour. Soluble solid content is 14%~16%, high content can up to 20% or more. Acid content is 0.5%~0.6%. Smooth cayenne pineapple is the main variety of canning.
Queen: the oldest cultivated variety. There are more than 400 years of cultivation history, Queen is one of the main cultivated varieties in South Africa, Vietnam and China. Medium-sized plants, the leaf is shorter than Smooth cayenne's, leaf margin has thorns. A cylindrical or conical fruit, the average weight of a pineapple is 400~1500 grams. Small fruit conical protrusions, fruit eyes deep, bracts tip is more than small fruit. Flesh is yellow to dark yellow, succulent crisp, juicy and sweet, high sugar content, rich flavor, the main is fresh food.
Spanish: the plant is larger, the leaf is softer, the color is yellow-green, leaf edge with red thorn, but also non-thorn varieties. Medium-sized fruit, the average weight of a pineapple is 500~1000 grams. Small fruit large and flat, the central bulge or depression. Deep fruit, orange flesh, rich aroma, fiber, for canning and fruit juice.
Hybrids: it is through the means of sexual hybrids and other means to cultivate breeding hybrids. Plant is tall and upright, leaf margin has thorn, flower is lavender, fruit shape is not correct, fruit weight 1200~1500 grams. Yellow flesh, crisp texture, less fiber, sweet and delicious. Soluble solids is 11% to 15%, acid content of 0.3% to 0.6%. Hybrids pineapple can fresh-eat and process can.


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Q: which collection in java should I use for sorting for higher performance? For the use-case I have 10 millions fields (consider every field as random number), where fields are not unique (there exists duplicates). I need to sort the data in ascending way
Which of these collection will give the sorted output with better performance?
Or maybe something else?

*

*SortedSet

*Vector

*Array.sort

*Collections.sort

A: You need to write yourself some test code.
Write some code to populate a list of 10 million fields then use each of the above mentioned items to find out which method is fastest.

A: Sets do not allow for duplicates, so (unless you have same items with different keys) they are out of the question.
Also, depending on what you mean by pls consider 10 millions of random number, (I am assuming you mean a lot of values), you might consider using a database engine for such a feat. (Something such a HSQL could do the trick).
Dealing with all those numbers can leave you dealing with memory issues (which can be dealt with by using an External Sorting technique). But I think that in this case, using a DB engine should give you the most bang for your buck.


While fans everywhere line up for tonight's opening of "The Twilight saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2," the fifth and final movie in based on Stephenie Meyer's vampire tale, supporters of a local nonprofit agency that places abused, abandoned and neglected babies in foster homes already know how the end of the story looks on the big screen.
Hundreds of Twi-hards purchased advance tickets for a benefit screening of the Summit Entertainment movie at the Arlington Theatre on Wednesday night, with proceeds going to Angels Foster Care of Santa Barbara. Founded in 2005 by Meichelle Arntz, Angels Foster Care focuses primarily on children 2 and under (and siblings as old as 5) who are entering foster care for the first time.
"We take 20 new babies a year, and are caring for 50 a year now," Ms. Arntz told the News-Press.
For all of the "Twilight" films, the foster family agency was able to hold a pre-release screening as a fundraiser thanks to Robert Friedman, co-chairman and CEO of Summit, which early this year was purchased for a reported $412.5 million by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. Mr. Friedman is a friend of Angels board member Lynda Elton and her husband, Byron.
Wednesday's event featured general admission tickets for $25, and a VIP party in the theater courtyard and preferred seating inside for $100.
Everything went as planned – and the fans had a great time.
An estimated 520 fans waited in the general admission line that ran out to State Street and down the block.
Aeron Torres, 30, near the front of the line, has been following the series since the first book.
"I only wait in line for special movies," he said.
Sophia and Julie Fay, 12-year-old twins and both members of Team Jacob because Edward is "too pale" were at the VIP party.
"So cool that I get to go to this," Sophia said.
The girls have been fans since the first movie, although they admit they haven't read the books because their mom wouldn't let them, and are unsure how it will end.
"A happy ending," Julia added.
Ms. Arntz, who patterned Angels after a foster care network in San Diego, said the final fundraiser in the "Twilight" film series was bittersweet.
"It's our last one and we're sad. We just feel so lucky that we had such generous people supporting us," she said.
Based on the four books by Ms. Meyer, what began in 2008 with a little movie ("Twilight') about a vampire and a teenage girl who fall in love and featuring a cast of relative unknowns, has grown into a five-movie franchise with a two-part ending that has a worldwide following.
In the run-up to Wednesday's event, Ms. Arntz reflected on how things have changed since that first benefit screening.
The first event, coinciding with the release of "Twilight," was in a theater that held just 250 people. It was a sell-out.
With every new installment since, "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" in 2009, "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" in 2010, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1" in 2011 and now "Breaking Dawn: Part 2," the crowd was at least double the first event's.
Growth meant a change in venue.
The events have featured "Twilight" merchandise giveaways, themed treats, "wolf" cameos and other activities suited to fans.
And starting the second year, "Angels families" – those who are going through or have gone through Ms. Arntz's agency – have been pulled from the general admission line and admitted to the VIP party.
And oh, what nights they've been.


Many people know carnitas as the brown, crusty pieces of pork that make the best tacos and burritos. You can also make carnitas (little meats) out of pork ribs. A side of ribs cooked this way comes out crusty, moist, and full of rich flavor.
Place the pork ribs in a shallow nonreactive vessel and sprinkle the Chipotle Rub over them, coating evenly on all sides. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
The next day, in a heavy pan, melt the lard ( or heat the oil ) together with the sliced onion, garlic, and the ribs over medium-low heat. Slowly heat the ribs until they begin to sizzle, about 1 hour. Continue to cook until the ribs bubble and brown, about 30 minutes more.
In a bowl, stir together the chopped onion, tomatoes, jalapeños, cilantro, and salt to taste: set aside. Using tongs, remove the ribs from the cooking fat, draining well. Slice into individual ribs. Serve the ribs with the salsa.
Plus: 50 more Mexican recipes in Mexico section.


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Q: Как получить результат работы асинхронной функции? У меня есть 2 функции:
function getUser () {
  return new Promise(resolve => {
      resolve({role: "somerole", id: 1})
  })
}

function getUserProfile () {
  return new Promise(resolve => {
      resolve({name: "Ivan", age: 15})
  })
}

Но обе эти ф-и находятся в отдельном файле, доступа к которому у меня нет. Мне нужно получить результат работы ф-и getUserProfile, а конкретно поле age.
Я пытался сделать вот так:
const {getUser, getUserProfile} = require('./Helper.js');

async function getAge() {
    let {name, age} = await getUserProfile();
    return age;
}

Но выдает ошибку

TypeError: Cannot destructure property name of 'undefined' or
'null'.

Сам вопрос: как можно получить значение поля age?


KHARTOUM, Sudan – Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan have signed an initial agreement on how to share water from the Nile River that runs through the three countries, as Ethiopia constructs a massive new dam it hopes will help alleviate some of its electricity shortages.
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, Sudanese President Omar Bashir and Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn welcomed the agreement in speeches in Khartoum's Republican Palace on Monday. They earlier watched a short film about the Grand Renaissance Dam that highlighted how it could benefit the region.
Officials from the three countries had worked out the agreement beforehand in recent meetings in Khartoum.
Egypt previously had voiced fears that Ethiopia's $4.2 billion hydro-electric project would diminish its share of the Nile, which provides almost all of the desert nation's water needs.


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package picard.vcf.processor;

import com.google.common.base.Function;
import com.google.common.base.Predicate;
import com.google.common.collect.FluentIterable;
import com.google.common.primitives.Ints;
import htsjdk.samtools.util.Interval;
import htsjdk.samtools.util.Log;
import htsjdk.samtools.util.OverlapDetector;
import htsjdk.samtools.SAMSequenceDictionary;
import htsjdk.samtools.SAMSequenceRecord;
import htsjdk.variant.vcf.VCFFileReader;
import htsjdk.variant.vcf.VCFHeader;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Describes a mechanism for producing {@link VcfFileSegment}s from a VCF file.
 *
 * @author mccowan
 */
public abstract class VcfFileSegmentGenerator {
    final static Log LOG = Log.getInstance(VcfFileSegmentGenerator.class);

    public abstract Iterable<VcfFileSegment> forVcf(final File vcf);

    public static VcfFileSegmentGenerator byWholeContigSubdividingWithWidth(final long segmentWidth) {
        return WidthLimitingDecorator.wrapping(ByWholeContig.getInstance(), segmentWidth);
    }

    /**
     * Returns a decorated {@link VcfFileSegmentGenerator} that filters out {@link VcfFileSegment}s that have no overlap with the provided
     * {@link OverlapDetector}.
     */
    public static <T> VcfFileSegmentGenerator excludingNonOverlaps(final VcfFileSegmentGenerator strategy, final OverlapDetector<T> overlaps) {
        return new VcfFileSegmentGenerator() {
            @Override
            public Iterable<VcfFileSegment> forVcf(final File vcf) {
                return FluentIterable.from(strategy.forVcf(vcf)).filter(new Predicate<VcfFileSegment>() {
                    @Override
                    public boolean apply(final VcfFileSegment segment) {
                        final boolean keep = !overlaps.getOverlaps(new Interval(segment.contig(), segment.start(), segment.stop())).isEmpty();
                        if (!keep) {
                            LOG.debug(String.format("Ignoring segment because it does not overlap with detector, %s::%s:%s-%s",
                                    segment.vcf().getName(), segment.contig(), segment.start(), segment.stop())
                            );
                        }
                        return keep;
                    }
                });
            }
        };
    }

    /**
     * A very simple {@link VcfFileSegmentGenerator} that breaks up the provided vcfs into contig-sized chunks.
     *
     * @author mccowan
     */
    static class ByWholeContig extends VcfFileSegmentGenerator {
        // Singleton!
        ByWholeContig() {
        }

        private static final ByWholeContig singleton = new ByWholeContig();

        public static ByWholeContig getInstance() {
            return singleton;
        }

        @Override
        public Iterable<VcfFileSegment> forVcf(final File vcf) {
            final List<SAMSequenceRecord> samSequenceRecords = readSequences(vcf);
            return FluentIterable.from(samSequenceRecords).transform(new Function<SAMSequenceRecord, VcfFileSegment>() {
                @Override
                public VcfFileSegment apply(final SAMSequenceRecord samSequenceRecord) {
                    return VcfFileSegment.ofWholeSequence(samSequenceRecord, vcf);
                }
            });
        }

        private static List<SAMSequenceRecord> readSequences(final File vcf) {
            final VCFFileReader reader = new VCFFileReader(vcf);
            final VCFHeader header = reader.getFileHeader();
            final SAMSequenceDictionary dict = header.getSequenceDictionary();
            reader.close();
            return dict.getSequences();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Decorator to apply to other {@link VcfFileSegmentGenerator} to enforce that no segment is larger than the specified width.
     *
     * @author mccowan
     */
    static final class WidthLimitingDecorator extends VcfFileSegmentGenerator {
        final VcfFileSegmentGenerator underlyingStrategy;
        final long width;

        public static WidthLimitingDecorator wrapping(final VcfFileSegmentGenerator basis, final long maximumWidth) {
            return new WidthLimitingDecorator(basis, maximumWidth);
        }

        private WidthLimitingDecorator(final VcfFileSegmentGenerator underlyingStrategy, final long maximumWidth) {
            this.underlyingStrategy = underlyingStrategy;
            this.width = maximumWidth - 1;
        }

        /**
         * The thing that does the work; accepts a {@link VcfFileSegment} (produced by the parent {@link VcfFileSegmentGenerator}) and breaks
         * it down into subsegments.
         */
        private final class VcfFileSegmentSubdivider implements Iterable<VcfFileSegment> {
            final VcfFileSegment basis;

            private VcfFileSegmentSubdivider(final VcfFileSegment basis) {
                this.basis = basis;
            }

            @Override
            public Iterator<VcfFileSegment> iterator() {
                return new Iterator<VcfFileSegment>() {
                    int nextStart = basis.start();

                    @Override
                    public boolean hasNext() {
                        return nextStart <= basis.stop();
                    }

                    @Override
                    public VcfFileSegment next() {
                        final int start = nextStart;
                        final VcfFileSegment ret = new VcfFileSegment() {
                            @Override
                            public int start() {
                                return start;
                            }

                            @Override
                            public int stop() {
                                return Ints.checkedCast(Math.min(start + width, basis.stop()));
                            }

                            @Override
                            public String contig() {
                                return basis.contig();
                            }

                            @Override
                            public File vcf() {
                                return basis.vcf();
                            }
                        };
                        nextStart += width + 1;
                        return ret;
                    }

                    @Override
                    public void remove() {
                        throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
                    }
                };
            }
        }

        @Override
        public Iterable<VcfFileSegment> forVcf(final File vcf) {
            // Turn the VCF into segments, and then apply our
            return FluentIterable.from(underlyingStrategy.forVcf(vcf)).transformAndConcat(new Function<VcfFileSegment, Iterable<? extends VcfFileSegment>>() {
                @Override
                public Iterable<? extends VcfFileSegment> apply(final VcfFileSegment vcfFileSegment) {
                    return new VcfFileSegmentSubdivider(vcfFileSegment);
                }
            });
        }
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Do you remember how nice it was to be 5 years old running around playing with your friends outside? Well, that´s kind of what I did the other day. Me, Ellie, Melissa and Adam went on a trip. Ellie said we were going to Cain´s. And what a place then! And what a guy! Later on we met with Pxl (the bear to the left) and ShyAnne (down left). We were checking out Caine´s dome/house and all he´s art creations.
Looks like you having som good time over there!


Tony has spent many years exploring the 3d forms that are created when a pair of 2d surfaces are joined at their perimeter (a book on the subject, D-Forms, was published in 2009). We used this developable surface geometry to create moulds for precast stone street furniture and a family of forms for bins, benches and bollards.
D-Forms have also been at the core of some of our competition entries, exploiting the curvaceous shapes for signage totems, monoliths and focal points in the streetscape.
Development of an executive chair which compromises neither comfort nor aesthetics.
New zones in the departures areas to help passengers to prepare for security screening and alert them from their 'travel trance'.
A comprehensive range, awarded the Guildmark for excellence in furniture design by the Worshipful Company of Furniture Makers.
The FX Award-winning Mono system and Kube framed banners are favoured by many major galleries, including the British Museum.


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package com.github.ddth.commons.serialization;

/**
 * Thrown to indicate that there was an exception during deserialization.
 *
 * @author Thanh Nguyen <btnguyen2k@gmail.com>
 * @since 0.5.0
 */
public class DeserializationException extends SerDeserException {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    public DeserializationException() {
    }

    public DeserializationException(String message) {
        super(message);
    }

    public DeserializationException(Throwable cause) {
        super(cause);
    }

    public DeserializationException(String message, Throwable cause) {
        super(message, cause);
    }

    public DeserializationException(String message, Throwable cause, boolean enableSuppression,
            boolean writableStackTrace) {
        super(message, cause, enableSuppression, writableStackTrace);
    }

}


By now, it's very likely that you have already heard or read about words such as juicing, green juices or juice fast. It is said that celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore and Sarah Jessica Parker have tried it. Let me pinpoint that, according to the title of this page, my approach within the topic of raw juices is that everyone should try juicing for a better health, at least once in a lifetime.
In fact, the first time I found something about juicing the terms I googled were not exactly "juicing for a better health" but they were related to health indeed. I was searching for natural ways of decreasing high levels of transaminases (enzymes whose activity is often measured to determine liver function) since a blood test had revealed that mine were a little high. Then I got more interested in juice fasts and I started to read books and articles written by medical doctors, such as Sandra Cabot. They all praised the wonders and benefits of drinking freshly pressed fruit and vegetable juices so I convinced myself that it could enable me to kick-start a new, healthier lifestyle as well as give my system the detox that it was crying out for. It turned out that, for me, losing weight was suddenly the side effect of taking good care of my body and my health.
When I read the book of Sandra Cabot, Raw Juices Can Save Your Life, I finally understood that having fresh juices would be, for me, a matter of reclaiming my health and getting increased levels of energy and vitality. Medical Doctor Sandra Cabot assert that "raw juicing can save your life" (Cabot, 2001, p. 8). I felt moved by the story she tells about her grandma, Susannah, who was struck with a very severe kidney disease. There was nothing further the doctors could do to save her life. But Harry, Sandra's grandpa, started to give Susannah a glass of raw vegetable juice every hour and the miracle then occurred: over the next 6 weeks she gradually regained her health.
I'm sure that, properly done, a juice fast can be a good catalyst to permanent weight loss and to a healthy lifestyle. I've tried it myself with amazing results 😉 (my transaminases went back to normal levels after completing 10 days of juicing!). Let me also clarify here that I'm not saying that juice fasts should be adopted as a permanent lifestyle or that you should consume nothing but juice, who on earth would want to? And, of course, you should always consult with your medical practitioner before starting any weight-loss programme, or if you have any medical condition or concerns about your health.
Read more on how to lose weight in the new Happy Coaching's book about juicing!
Lose weight and keep it off, forever!
Very informative post. I have been trying to lose weight for a long time. But always couldn't keep up with a diet plan. This Juicing way looks promising. Thank you for sharing it!
It is! Thank you very much Demi. Juicing helped me with my liver and, as a side effect, I got rid of a lot of pounds that I haven't regain 😉 Give it a try!
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After three months in Shanghai I have managed to get a vpn which connects me back to social media. I didn't particularly miss facebook – though I'm glad to have it back – but I was very unhappy not to be able to update my blog. That really was the reason getting the vpn was so important. I will write up my impressions of Shanghai so far in the near future, but first I'll write up my farewell trip in Vietnam with my parents.
My parents had been to Ho Chi Minh city before so we only spent a night there – enough to have Pho with Ted, Cindy, Mike and Dung and to go to my favourite restaurant – Huong Cau – for a beery dinner. The next day we took a flight up to Da Lat. I have now been to Da Lat three times and it remains probably the nicest place I have been in Vietnam, or even Asia. In all four places we stayed we went back to hotels I had stayed in before – I think the receptionist in Hue was the only person who remembered me but they were all nice places and it was great to go back. The first day we wandered around the town checking out the usual places – the crazy house, the flower garden, the cathedral – and booked a walk in the hills for the next day. The walk was one I had done back in 2010 and was very nice. Dad and I managed to get some birding in and saw a few new species, but it very pleasant simply walking through the pines.
We had one more day to explore Da Lat so we checked out the railway station and Bao Dai's palace and took the cable car to a pagoda by a lake, but Dad and I were in shorts so we didn't go in. I might have mixed up where we went each day but we took it pretty easy. We managed to get a few beers at the cafe overlooking Ho Xuan Huong lake which is what had initially won me over to the town. We booked bus tickets for Nha Trang taking the provincial road which I had loved so much on my bike trip and it was indeed spectacular again. Nha Trang is a nice enough town, but the bar at the sailing club is really fantastic so we headed there for a few sundowners looking out over the South China Sea.
Dad really wanted to find a seafood restaurant that did good crabs so I used my Vietnamese with the hotel staff to get a recommendation away from the backpacker area. We took a taxi to the north end of the beach and found a really great place – big, open, no-frills and overlit but with cold Saigons, crabs, prawns and a great atmosphere. I showed off my Vietnamese again chatting with the manager and we had a really fantastic dinner. The next day we weren't really sure what to do with ourselves so we headed to Vinpearlland – a resort/ theme park hugely popular with the Vietnamese but that I had thought I probably wouldn't bother with myself. In fact it turned out to be really pretty cool. The oversea cable car to get there was wonderful and gave great views of Nha Trang's skyline. I went on one ride and we wandered around. It was a pity we had forgotten our swimming costumes as it was hot and the water park looked really fun. We took the cable car back and found another beach-front restaurant for dinner.
From Nha Trang we took a flight up to Da Nang and were picked up by our hotel to be taken to Hoi An. The hotel was one Gregor and I had stayed in and is very nice – the back rooms have balconies that look out over Rau Muong fields and Dad and I saw a couple of interesting birds lurking around. We had fantastic food in Hoi An as always – Cau Lao, white rose, spring rolls being my favourites. The town is charming and it was great just wandering around. The one day I hoped to meet my friends in Da Nang so Mom and Dad went up to Marble Mountain without me. In the end only Joe came down and I could have gone on the trip anyway. Joe, Dad and I had a beer when they got back. The next day though we all three went to My Son, the old Cham capital that I regretted I had missed in two previous trips to the area. Although horribly damaged in the American war – there some huge bomb craters in the complex – there were some attractive buildings remaining and it was very atmospheric in the mist and rain with the green hills surrounding the ruins.
After Hoi An we headed up to Hue. Unfortunately the bus didn't go over the Hai Van Pass, though the tunnel underneath it is pretty impressive. It was also a sleeper bus which was surprising and not hugely comfortable, but luckily it isn't far. In Hue we visited the Imperial Citadel and managed to find some great meals. Sitting by the Perfume River one evening at a string of little restaurant stalls was especially nice, and I tried to find the best Banh Khoai in town, though none could match the one in Dong Hoi on my bike trip. Hue is one of my favourite places and it was nice to see the progress being made on the reconstruction. The second day in Hue we headed out to see Thien Mu Pagoda and the tombs of Gia Long, Minh Mang, Thien An and Tu Duc. I really love the Imperial tombs but unfortunately as the day progressed it became wetter and wetter so that by the end we were all soaked. I kept on slipping on wet, mossy bricks in the downpour. But at least we got to see Ming Mang's tomb quite well as it is the most beautiful.
We spent Christmas day in Hoi An. We had a delicious but rather unusual Christmas Day lunch of steamed squid, mango salad and spring rolls. That evening, after several beers, we had to head back to Da Nang to catch the plane to Ho Chi Minh City. I had been under the impression I would arrive in China at the end of December so Mom and Dad booked tickets home on the 26th. It was only later that I found out I should arrive in Shanghai on the 10th of January. So Mom and Dad's holiday was unfortunately cut a little shorter than it need have been. But we had a wonderful time and it was great to show Mom and Dad my favourite places and to bid farewell too. Thanks Mom for all the great pictures taken with her cellphone!
I was left with nearly 2 weeks to kill so went and stayed with Shaun and Amy in Bangkok for 10 days. Ted and Cindy were in Thailand so we met for New Year.


A pic from saturdays meeting in Denmark.
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Love this car, keep the photos coming!
e21 335i gone but not to far.
the best looking E21 i've ever seen. full stop!
Absolute stunner indeed, hope to see her (ok and Rasmus) at the big meet in August!
Jeroen wrote: Absolute stunner indeed, hope to see her (ok and Rasmus) at the big meet in August!
pistonheader wrote: the best looking E21 i've ever seen. full stop!
Very nice motor, one of the finest i have seen, love the colour, the wheels......the chrome.... My personal favourite is still Jimmi's car.....i'm not biased....honest.
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Nice. The 3 spokes on the yellow 02 look bloody awful though.
RetroBeemer wrote: Nice. The 3 spokes on the yellow 02 look bloody awful though.


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9541 Magri eller 1983 CH är en asteroid i huvudbältet som upptäcktes den 11 februari 1983 av den amerikanske astronomen Edward L. G. Bowell vid Anderson Mesa Station. Den är uppkallad efter Christopher Magri.

Asteroiden har en diameter på ungefär 4 kilometer.

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Elaine Kalogeras
Born: September 26, 1924
Died: November 24, 2017
Location: Frankfort, Illinois
Tribute & Message From The Family
Kalogeras, Elaine, nee Koutselas, beloved wife of the late Peter, devoted mother of Connie (Bill) Semos, Cathy (Michael) Christie, Gigi (Jim) Reschke and Joanne; proud and adoring YiaYia to Mark, Stephen, Brian (Patti), Matthew, Daniel and Paul; dearest sister of Sophie, the late Gust (late Helen), and the late Nick (Rada). Elaine loved her church and was a loyal friend to many. She was a tireless worker who greatly enjoyed her time as office manager for Orthopedic Associates, playing bridge and spending time with her family. Her smile was precious. She will be missed by many including her devoted caregivers Sherri and Brandie. Visitation at Kurtz Memorial Chapel, Frankfort,IL on Friday December 1, 2017 from 4pm-8pm, Trisagion service 4-5pm. Funeral service at All Saints Greek Orthodox Church, Joliet, IL Saturday, December 2, 2017 at 9:30am. Burial at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery will be private. In lieu of flowers, donations to All Saints Greek Orthodox Church 102 N. Broadway, Joliet, IL 60435 would be appreciated.


The Mini Check Engine light is part of the On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) system of your Mini Cooper. It is the most dreaded onboard warnings for most drivers, but don't fret. It doesn't mean the engine is about to blow-up. The dashboard warning light can be illuminated for a variety of reasons, some of them requiring immediate attention, while other times it may indicative of a small, simple problem.
When you see the check engine light illuminated in your dash, it means your Mini Cooper has detected a problem within its OBD system. The problems can range from mild to severe, depending on the color of the light. If the Mini engine light is flashing yellow or red, it is in your best interest to take it to an Independent Service Center for diagnosis right away. At German Car Depot, we hook up our computers to the Mini Cooper, and can then pinpoint the exact cause of the problem. This may require further investigation "under the hood", but it does point us in the right direction.
As noted, a Check Engine light could come on for a variety of reasons, some of them minor, but some major. If the light is a solid yellow or orange color, the problem likely does not require immediate attention. However, if you ignore it for too long, it could turn into a more serious problem. If the light is red or flashing yellow, then check your oil pressure, or to be sure that your Mini is not overheating. Then make an appointment at the German Car Depot right away.
Solid Yellow or Orange color = Minor problem.
Flashing Yellow or Red = Problem requiring immediate attention.
What Should I Expect When I Visit German Car Depot for Diagnosis?
Our professionals at German Car Depot will attach our diagnostic computers to your Mini Cooper, to determine the problem. In some cases we may have to test-drive or inspect the problem further "hands-on." But, the computer helps us pinpoint the problem exactly. We can then determine the cost to repair your Mini. We have the same diagnostic scanning tools that you will find at the Dealership, our Mini repair costs are far less.


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A brilliant way to move boards beyond token diversity
By Sarah Todd Senior reporter, Quartz and Quartz at Work December 9, 2020
Most big companies have at least one woman on their board of directors these days. But research has shown that there needs to be a critical mass of women—at least three—in order for the rest of the board to accept them as equal members, rather than treating them as tokens or a separate women's faction.
Thankfully, there's a strategy that anyone who's invited to join a board can use to ensure that it keeps building toward substantial representation of women and members of other marginalized groups, according to a recent report from executive search and consulting firm Egon Zehnder.
The idea comes courtesy of Justine Smyth, chair of the New Zealand telecommunications company Spark. Before Smyth joined the board in 2011, the report explains, she accepted the offer "on the condition that the next director would also be female."
"Take the first appointment," Smyth says in the report, "but be an advocate for change. I was pretty determined not to be the token woman appointment that would tick some boxes." The report notes that Spark's board is now 50% women, including its executive chair and CEO.
One needn't be a woman or member of a racial or ethnic minority in order to make this kind of impact; one need only be an ally. In fact, Smyth's condition is a variation on this summer's move by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, who stepped down from the Reddit board and requested that his replacement be a Black person. Ohanian got what he asked for: His spot was filled by Y Combinator CEO Michael Seibel.
Egon Zehnder's 2020 Global Board Diversity Tracker shows that there's still a dearth of women and Black people on boards. The report looked at data on diversity from 1,685 companies in 44 countries, and found that only 3% of board seats globally are held by women. In the US, 26.7% of board seats are held by women, and just 4.1% of board directors in Russell 3000 companies are Black.
There is some progress, however. The largest companies in 18 of those 44 countries have an average of three or more women on its board—up from 13 countries in 2018. The report notes that of the 18 countries where it's common to have three or more women on boards, eight have quotas or regulations of some kind in place.
More such regulations may be soon be on the way. Nasdaq announced last week that it's looking to require all companies listed in its index to have boards that include at least one woman and at least one person who is either a member of a racial minority or identifies as LGBTQ.
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New Perspectives on Diversity in the Boardroom: To Curate, Obligate or Legislate? By Sharon Egilinsk
Diversity in the boardroom and the C-suite remains a top priority, but we must take the dialogue deeper and become more creative in our approach. While giving current efforts a chance to yield signifi
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India: Slowdown concerns to be addressed in Budget: Sources
Centennial Asia > The Asian Pulse > Daily News > India: Slowdown concerns to be addressed in Budget: Sources
The full Union Budget presentation in Jul 19 will provide an opportunity to initiate, as well as take forward some of the steps initiated to stem the ongoing slowdown in the economy, a senior Finance Ministry source said.
The concerns on the economy are in the areas of employment generation, boosting rural demand, consumption, as well as investment, the official added, without providing details of specific steps being contemplated in this regard.
"In general, slowdowns warrant that fiscal policy should provide a stimulus by stepping up public investment and RBI (Reserve Bank of India) monetary policy should provide a stimulus to private investment by lowering interest rates", he said.
Asked whether the fiscal deficit will see a revision upwards to address the economic slowdown, the source said: " It's too early to think of the fiscal deficit but at times of economic sluggishness government expenditure goes up to support incomes and demand, not cut down public spending as a matter of application of policies."
Another source said that steps may be taken export and investment fronts since these are also critical determinants of growth from the supply side, adding, however, that this was not the right time to specify details.
There is a likelihood of public investment in infrastructures and social welfare schemes, would get a leg-up in the 2019-20 Budget, he added.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), the RBI and the IMF have cut India's GDP growth forecast for 2019-20 to 7.3 per cent.
The government's Central Statistics Office (CSO) has trimmed the country's 2018-19 growth forecast to 7%, from its earlier estimate of 7.2%.
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Hey! Nietzsche! Leave them Kids Alone! Why do goths wear black? Why do rock singers make that 'jesus' shape on stage? Why do songs about death and despair make us feel good? And why can't you get no satisfaction? According to Craig Schuftan, it all began about two hundred years ago. HEY, NIEtZSCHE! is the first book to uncover the hidden roots of rock and roll in the romantic movement. Schuftan picks up a clue in My Chemical Romance's 'Welcome the Black Parade', and follows it into a world where Keats meets the Cure, Wordsworth hangs with Weezer, and Byron exchanges haughty glances with Bowie. From Schopenhauer's darkest days to Queen's greatest hits, HEY, NIEtZSCHE! is a wild ride through the nineteenth century with the best mix-tape in the world on the car stereo.


The first tram opened at 8:30, the second at 9:00, and we were scheduled to board the third at 9:20. This is nearing the top of the third tram.
You start at 850 meters and the top is 2634 meters. You feel like your on top of the world.
The top is a very narrow ridge.
There are rock faces in every direction.
Thank goodness the viewing platforms have railings.
The views were fabulous even though the clouds were moving in.
We hiked down form the top of the second tram, about 900 meters of very steep trail. My legs were sore by the time we got to the van.
Mountain hut along the trail.
The rain held off until dinner time, then it poured. Thank goodness we had dinner in a carriage.
Next morning we said good bye to our camping spot and headed for Poland.


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We are celebrating 10 years of Orange County IT support!
briteCITY was founded by Scott Senerchia and Ryon Ellis in 2007. With a focus on client productivity, IT security, disaster preparation and continuous improvement the firm has experienced fantastic growth . Since its inception, briteCITY has ownership has had various changes. Ryon Ellis moved out of state and and now owns an Infrastructure as a Service company fondly named, briteVAULT. Scott and I maintain ownership of briteCITY today. With a full-time staff of 16, we support over 90 Orange County companies and growing.
Recently, to coincide with our website remodel, we decided to add a blog! We wanted to help our clients, and potential clients better understand the technology they use on a daily basis. Posts like the 4 signs you need a new IT provider and a network security checklist for small businesses are written to educate the companies we serve. Posts like managing your email inbox and how to spot a social media scam are helpful reads in the area of personal productivity and cyber security.
We really wanted a platform to introduce our amazing team as well. Our blog also contains our employee spotlights highlighting the wonderful people here at briteCITY like our Supreme Ruler, Faye and one of our Pod Managers, Mike Latimer.
This month we are adding 2 new employees to the briteCITY team. Ryan McCormick and Patrick Bayers are new IT Professionals who are ready to learn what it takes to support our clients. We are excited for them to hit the ground running and be part of the briteCITY family. Be on the lookout for their spotlights, coming soon.
To end our monthly newsletter, we'd like to leave you with something funny to brighten your day as you head into the weekend! Enjoy!


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Q: How can I use Vim-style tabs with window panes inside them in VSCode? In Vim, tabs are a level above window panes.
That means that each tab has its own set of split windows, which makes it easier to move back and forth between a general view of many files and a "zoomed-in" view of a single file.

VSCode seems to have a different tab management where tabs are a level below window panes. If I switch a tab, only the file in that pane gets switched.

I cannot seem to find a setting or extension to have Vim-style tab switching in VSCode. Is there anything that makes it work in a sane way?

A: As of now this isn't possible but there is a PR in the backlog, hopefully they get on it soon
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/143024


Day four brings us Alison Whittaker. A wonderful thing has happened here because in the first instance, Alison wrote her own profile which I was stoked about. I had hoped some people would write their own as I truly believe that most of us don't take the time to recognise ourselves and the impact we make. Then as I was gearing up to publish Alison's entry, I received another nomination through for Alison, this time from Dureshawar Khan Yousafzai. In light of this, I would like to thank both women for their submissions and the opportunity they have provided me with to run these two views back-to-back. One compliments the other incredibly well, and it's my pleasure to present them. First is Alison's piece and then Dureshawar's piece will follow after the second photo.
I'm a Gomeroi, queer lefty law student studying in Sydney, I work in gendered violence and in law reform, and I'm hoping to complete my honours with a body of research and analysis on deconstructing the liberal autonomous legal subject as an artefact of whiteness, maleness, ableness and cishet-ness in settler law. I have every intention of becoming an academic and a barrister, and I would like to specialise in international and domestic law with regards to sovereignty, and the potential for black nationalism.
I saw a big hole in black and women's representation in the early days of my degree and I've tried to fill it, with varying success. I've learned more about advocacy and activism from my failures than from my successes. Sometimes it's about building your own space, rather than searching for a place in the system. I started an Indigenous collective at my university, and I worked on other platforms to advocate for better standards of black education. I've been working to make universities and organisations more critical of their tokenistic engagement of black students, and the black community at large. I've built movements against anti-choice groups on campus. However, so rarely do I ever get to tackle black women's issues, or explore those axes of oppression, so as a student, I'd imagine that would be my next step before I put on any graduate robes!
I've been working to make space for black voices in feminism, and for women's voices in black movements. This has been a task which has overwhelmed me at times, but I've found it best to go back to ground, touch base, have a cuppa with the tiddas and mothers and Aunts who have made me and made me strong, and then go back to fight.
Alison and I first met at some ungodly hour on the staircase of a girl's dormitory at a National feminist conference held in Melbourne last year. I was having a long rant about increasingly white feminist spaces to anyone and everyone who would listen and Alison joined in. Two hours passed on the freezing cold landing and everyone else had since found the comfort of their warm beds. I found the comfort of sisterhood in Alison Jane Whittaker.
If you haven't met Alison, let me tell you, this Gomeroi woman is a powerhouse! She is currently pursuing a Law degree at University of Technology in Sydney, regularly organizes and attends rallies, runs several social groups on campus while maintaining an online presence that sends most internet racists and misogynists into foetal position. Alison has had a long illustrious career in student politics where she has drawn attention to the needs of students of culturally and sexually diverse backgrounds. Listening to her speak of her People while leading the Indigenous caucus at NOWSA 2013 was an experience that changed me as a feminist. I am forever grateful to her for taking the time to educate conference delegates like myself whose only education about the Black struggle in Australia has come from the pages of the white man's history books. She didn't owe us this discussion or explanation, she didn't need to open up such triggering chapters of history for the room to comprehend, it was not her job to educate us and yet she patiently answered all the questions put to her and got us to question what we thought we knew about Australia's history. And she did this without softening any blows, with brutal honesty wrapped eloquently in razor sharp wit- something I hope to learn from her over the years of our friendship to come.
Alison's gift to me was teaching me to be proud of whom I am. Before I met her, I was not very vocal about my own tribal background (I am a Yousafzai woman of North western Pakistan). Years of Western media coverage had made the proud Pukhtana in me to withdraw into a shell. Hearing Alison speak about her Country and her People made me at ease to share my story with her and over time with others. For this I will forever be in her debt.
Alison Jane is a strong Gomeroi woman who leads by example. Her dedication to the cause of her People, her ability to bring crowds of onlookers to attention when she speaks, her infectious laugh and bubbly personality are just some of the qualities that make her Ms NAIDOC in my eyes. Sister, you are well and truly a Queen. Thank you for being unapologetically you.


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It's now possible to click on "Close Connection" on the Phone CID Backdoor in order to connect to a new phone without having to close and re-open the module.
FAY's Autofilter in Xkeyscore will now work for Open World and Bounties. No need to manually fiddle with the advanced tag filters!
New Set of Bounties! Help the GCHQ solve a missing person's case!
Clicking on "CLICK HERE FOR MORE" in the "Featured Skins" settings menu will now correctly bring you to the Agent Profile skins section.
After 3 years of work, NITE Team 4 version 1.0 is now live!
NITE Team 4's community has now grown to 13,200 players, and we have a big goal for this unique hacking game!
It is a highly emotional moment for us, and we want to thank you for all the feedback and time you have spent with us improving the game.
We are a Montreal-based indie studio. Gaming is what we do for living. We created Alice & Smith not only so people could have fun, but also to bring a deeper layer to the games you spend time with.
With NITE Team 4, we wanted you to discover the world of cyber security and modern cyber warfare. Even the "silliest" mission we made is actually based on real events and declassified missions operations that happened around the world in the last 5 years.
Royal Gate, the final operation of season 1, is now live. This latest update marks the end of our Early Access phase. Now with more than 70 missions and operations broken down in the Academy, Campaign mode, Bounties, and Open World missions, NITE Team 4 should provide you with many hours of gameplay.
The journey is far from over. Kickstarter rewards, side quests, bounties, open world missions, player created factions, and more multiplayer features will follow in the upcoming weeks and months (View our 2019 Roadmap here).
We are also excited to announce our first business partnership: The International Air Transport Association[/url] (IATA) will use NITE Team 4 as a training platform for cyber threats in the aviation industry.
Although IATA staff and partners will have their own missions for their industry, improvements to the game will still be rolled out on Steam, enabling new modules, features, and game mechanics.
Many publishers shy away from original or fringe content, while the marketplace gives little to no exposure to new indie titles. Most marketing options on the table are designed to spam gamers with banners and video ads until they get sick.
It is not an easy landscape, but that's the reality of the market, and we have to make the most out of it. The survival and existence of studios like us are entirely and exclusively possible because of players like you who give non-traditional games a chance.
It is important you realize how important you are. From everyone at Alice & Smith, a big thank you!
Now, let's start working on version 1.1. There are still tons of features and content to add to this great game!


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Charlie Shahnaian Tori Spelling, Movies, Divorce, and Net Worth
Charlie Shahnaian has been appearing in different movies and tv shows. People have wondered who he is and why he has been so well known. He is more than just an actor; this blog will explain why.
Charlie is an American actor who loves to channel his creativity. When he is not acting, Charlie takes pride in his writing skills. He has written both short stories and screenplays.
In 1965, the birth of a very well-known celebrity known as Charlie Shahnaian took place at Peabody, MA. Also, he is an American character actor by profession.
This article conveys Charlie's net worth, Biography, Age, Height, Dating/Relationships, Physical Stats, Family and Career reports.
Additionally, the sorts of queries in your mind are also acknowledged like how rich is he in the current year and how tall is he?
Furthermore, you will also know how he attained the vast majority of his net worth when he was 57 years old.
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Get to Know Charlie Shahnaian
Charlie Shahnaian is a writer and actor, born in 1965 in Peabody, Massachusetts, USA. He is best known for his roles in The Swap, Bullet, and The Redemption of Henry Myers. Aside from that, he is also known as the ex-husband of Tori Spelling.
Charlie Shahnaian Height, Weight & Measurements
At 57 years old, Charlie Shahnaian's height is 5′ 9″ (1.75 m).
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Who Is Charlie Shahnaian's Wife?
Charlie Shahnaian was previously married to actress Tori Spelling. They got married in 2004 but divorced in 2006.
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Charlie met Tori in 2004 and eventually dated. The couple tied the knot on July 3, 2004. It was a million-dollar wedding that their family and friends attended.
During their marriage, it was reported that Charlie doesn't have a good relationship with Tori's mother, Candy Spelling.
In an interview, Charlie said that his mother-in-law always casts an icy glare and pretends to forget how to pronounce his last name.
As mentioned, Charlie and Tori got divorced in 2006 after their short years of marriage.
Charlie was vocal about their marriage and their. He also told a story about how he felt they would have their divorce soon.
Charlie opened a National Enquirer and saw photos of his wife giving a lap dance to another man. Afterward, their official break up came.
Charlie explained that Tori only married him because he loved her and cared for her. It was also said that Tori only showed him 10% of her true personality.
After their divorce, Charlie and Tori met up again for the first time in 2014.
Tori was already married to another man named Dean McDermott, and she explained to him that meeting Charlie again felt like family, and she felt really alone when she left.
She also told her husband that she regretted how she handled the divorce.
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The Career of Charlie Shahnaian
Charlie Shahnaian is an actor and writer. He wrote the films Bullet in 2014 and Color My World with Love in 2022. He also did the screenplay for the 2016 movie, The Swap.
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When it comes to acting, he appeared in one episode of Charmed as an apprentice. Another film credit he had was the movie The Redemption of Henry Myers.
Charlie has performed with Gotham City Improv in New York as he was a member here for many years. He made off- and off-off-Broadway performances.
Charlie Shahnaian Net Worth
His net worth has been growing significantly from 2020 to 2021. So, how much is Charlie's worth at the age of 56 years old?
Charlie's income source is mostly from being a successful Actor. He is from MA.
We have estimated Charlie's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets.
Net Worth in 2022 $1 Million – $5 Million
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