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A debreceni 91Y jelzésű éjszakai autóbusz a Nagyállomás és a Pósa utca között közlekedik, kizárólag egy irányban. Útvonala során érinti a Borzán Gáspár utcát, a Vámospércsi utat, újra a Nagyállomást, majd a belvárost, és a Jégcsarnokot.

Története
A vonalat 2018. július 6-án indítják el kísérleti jelleggel öt nyári hétvégén a korábbi szolgálati járatok meghirdetésével. Július 21-én és 22-én, a Campus Fesztivál ideje alatt nem közlekedik, ekkor "C" jelzésű éjszakai járatok vehetőek igénybe. Július 27. és augusztus 11. között csak a Pósa utcáig közlekedett és a Csokonai Színházat érintette a Kölcsey Központ helyett. 2018. november 1-jétől minden nap közlekedik, éjszakánként egy indulással.

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namespace ShopwareCli\Tests;

use ShopwareCli\Services\ProcessExecutor;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\BufferedOutput;

class ProcessExecutorTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    public function testCliToolGateway()
    {
        $output = new BufferedOutput();
        $executor = new ProcessExecutor($output);

        $exitCode = $executor->execute('true');
        $this->assertEquals(0, $exitCode);
        $this->assertEquals('', $output->fetch());

        $exitCode = $executor->execute('echo foo');
        $this->assertEquals(0, $exitCode);
        $this->assertEquals("foo\n", $output->fetch());
    }

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    {
        $output = new BufferedOutput();
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    }

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        $output = new BufferedOutput();
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        $expectedOutput = "ls: cannot access /no-such-file: No such file or directory\n";
        try {
            $executor->execute('LC_ALL=C ls /no-such-file');
        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            $this->assertEquals(2, $e->getCode());
            $this->assertContains($expectedOutput, $e->getMessage());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedOutput, $output->fetch());

            return;
        }

        $this->fail("Executor should throw exception on failed command");
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        $this->assertEquals(2, $exitCode);
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}

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Q: Default credentials fail for Virtuoso I have virtuoso-opensource version 6.1.6+repack-0ubuntu5 (installed on xenial 16.04.1 LTS).
Everything looks good, except the default logins for "dba" and "dav" do not work, in either the Virtuoso Conductor or in isql-vt.
The error from isql-vt is

*** Error 28000: [Virtuoso Driver]CL034: Bad login

How do I log in?  (The package already changed isql to isql-vt... Did the distribution also change the default passwords?)

A: I had an old install from over a year ago that I'd forgotten about.  Even though I tried an uninstall/reinstall, it preserved the data files (which makes sense) and I had no memory of changing the default password back then.
I moved the data directory aside (mv /var/lib/virtuoso-opensource-6.1 virtuoso-opensource-6.1.old) and reinstalled, and then all worked as expected.
Additionally, I found that according to this message, the company apparently can also provide instructions for a hard password reset.

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Executive Chef of Boston Urban Hospitality Group and Top Chef season 16 contestant Adrienne Wright and the rest of the BUH team will be hosting a special viewing party of the season 16 premiere to cheer on Adrienne at Boston Chops, Downtown Crossing!
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Disciplines Sociology Gender
The Gender Effect Capitalism, Feminism, and the Corporate Politics of Development
by Kathryn Moeller (Author)
$85.00, £71.00 Paperback
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Illustrations: 2 line illos, 9 halftones
About the Book From Our Blog About the Author Reviews Table of Contents Awards Related Books
How and why are U.S. transnational corporations investing in the lives, educations, and futures of poor, racialized girls and women in the Global South? Is it a solution to ending poverty? Or is it a pursuit of economic growth and corporate profit? Drawing on more than a decade of research in the United States and Brazil, this book focuses on how the philanthropic, social responsibility, and business practices of various corporations use a logic of development that positions girls and women as instruments of poverty alleviation and new frontiers for capitalist accumulation. Using the Girl Effect, the philanthropic brand of Nike, Inc., as a central case study, the book examines how these corporations seek to address the problems of gendered poverty and inequality, yet do so using an instrumental logic that shifts the burden of development onto girls and women without transforming the structural conditions that produce poverty. These practices, in turn, enable corporations to expand their legitimacy, authority, and reach while sidestepping contradictions in their business practices that often exacerbate conditions of vulnerability for girls and women. With a keen eye towards justice, author Kathryn Moeller concludes that these corporatized development practices de-politicize girls' and women's demands for fair labor practices and a just global economy.
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Kathryn Moeller is Assistant Professor of Educational Policy Studies and an affiliate of the Department of Gender and Women's Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
"The book is especially interesting for researchers involved in ethnography, feminism, corporate policy making, charitable giving, and the role of capitalism in enhancing and hurting worker conditions." —CHOICE
"A sobering and thought-provoking examination of something many of us have taken for granted: the unquestioned benefit and feminist appeal of the Girl Effect model." —Philanthropy News Digest
"Every now and then, a book comes along that has the potential to widen the compass and shift the terms of debate in a research field in a decisive manner. Kathryn Moeller's The Gender Effect is precisely such a book for the field of global development studies, and especially for critical research on the politics of gender, poverty, and development. . . . the book should be widely read and vigorously discussed as a source of crucial insights into how philanthrocapitalism works to disarm radical political projects, and what can and must be done to avoid this." —Community Development Journal
"The Gender Effect offers a vivid portrayal of a world where poor girls are imagined to be the next billion-dollar solution to poverty. Through a superb and incisive ethnography, Kathryn Moeller reveals the limits of corporatized development and the poverty of its imagination."—Michael Goldman, author of Imperial Nature: The World Bank and Struggles for Social Justice in the Age of Globalization
"This is a brilliantly researched, crisply written, and unflinchingly honest exposé of how investing in girls has become the preferred focus of twenty-first-century philanthrocapitalism. Kathryn Moeller reveals how corporations and the global development elite nimbly sidestep the radical dismantling of the current economic and political status quo, which would actually change the lives of all poor people, by elevating cosmetic improvements in the lives of girls as the silver-bullet solution for all our ills. Whether you are a philanthropist, a feminist, or a policy maker, this book will force you to open your eyes and challenge all your assumptions."—Kavita Ramdas, senior advisor to the Ford Foundation and former CEO of Global Fund for Women
"Kathryn Moeller's The Gender Effect is a groundbreaking historical and contemporary ethnographic study of the US transnational corporate investment in girls and women in the Global South, including particularly the widespread belief in the business case of investing in girls and women. While much of the current literature is based primarily on representations and discursive analysis, Moeller's long-term fieldwork brings us successfully behind the doors of the decision-making of corporations about their investment in girls, and the actual on-the-ground practices of corporations, including their 'search' for girls in specific places, such as Rio de Janeiro. Hers is truly an extraordinary and exciting contribution to the existent scholarly literature."—Melissa Suzanne Fisher, author of Wall Street Women
"This is an important read for any student or scholar of philanthropy and development in the twenty-first century. In rare ethnographic detail Kathryn Moeller not only sheds new light on relationships of philanthropic power, she also shows how hegemonic narratives about women and development are highly racialized and sexualized. She shows how the often unquestioned philanthropic promotion of girls as entrepreneurial engines of development more often enables corporate expansion than addresses the real structural causes of poverty and inequality."—Erica Kohl-Arenas, author of The Self-Help Myth: How Philanthropy Fails to Alleviate Poverty
"This is the most important book on gender and development in a decade. Combining careful ethnographic research and sharp analytical insight, Kathryn Moeller unsettles common-sense approaches to corporate investment in girls' empowerment while highlighting the sites of encounter between feminism, corporations, international institutions, and NGOs that gave rise to the Girl Effect. It is essential reading for understanding contemporary relations of power in development."—Suzanne Bergeron, author of Fragments of Development: Nation, Gender, and the Space of Modernity
"As an important addition to the critical scholarship on NGOs and development, The Gender Effect examines the operations of what we call 'philanthrocapitalism.' Kathryn Moeller's transnational analysis of Nike, Inc.'s use of the agenda of 'empowerment' and development of the 'potential' of 'Third World girls' is essential reading for understanding imperialism and racial capitalism in our time."—Inderpal Grewal, author of Saving the Security State: Exceptional Citizens in Twenty-First-Century America
"The Gender Effect is a powerful critical analysis of the contradictory relationships between the corporate sector and the realities of gender internationally. Kathryn Moeller raises exactly the right questions that need to be asked about the hidden effects of seemingly progressive alliances between corporate actors and feminist policies. And her answers to these questions demand our continued attention."—Michael W. Apple, author of Can Education Change Society?
Introduction: Corporatized Development
1. The Girl Effect as Apparatus
2. The Historical Rise of the Girl Effect
3. The Spectacle of Empowering Girls and Women
4. Searching for Third World Potential
5. Proving the Girl Effect
6. Negotiating Corporatized Development
Conclusion: Accelerating and Freeing the Girl Effect
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Is Having One Product Page With Multiple Products Bad for SEO?
Wondering whether to use a single product page or category page for products in the same family? Learn what it means for SEO here.
Adam Riemer
President at Adam Riemer Marketing
Today's Ask an SEO question comes from Cassidy in San Diego, who asks:
"Is it better or worse for SEO to have one product page to support multiple products within the same family (products which have different features and each model has color variations)? You could call it a size difference, but these are electronics rather than clothes, so the 'size' comes with additional feature benefits."
Great question, Cassidy! And this is more common than you may think.
There are two issues here, having to do with single products versus categories of products.
Let's take a look at the SEO impact using t-shirts as our example product.
Use a single product page and canonical links when:
Shoppers do not need individual variant pages such as size, material, and color;
And there is no actual benefit to the end-user for the specific variant because they still have to take an action (for example, the customer would have to select size or color anyway).
If your store carries one t-shirt and will never carry any others, you will want to have one product page and set canonical links to point back to it.
The canonical links will be applied to all variants and parameters.
Sizes, in almost all cases, do not have enough uniqueness to justify individual product pages.
Colors, on the other hand, can. Maybe someone only wants to see red baseball t-shirts or black crew-neck t-shirts.
You only carry one product, but having a dedicated page for the specific color has benefits to the end-user and you can describe printing options, styling options, and contrast/blending options based on the color.
Then, all size variants would have a canonical back to the original color option.
There are exceptions to the rule, particularly when you have a signature product that gets tons of press coverage about specific color options.
Consider a brand like Tesla, with a new door design option but on the same vehicle.
You could do a canonical link from the variant, and both vehicles could be on the same page. But because it is iconic and will gain press coverage naturally, it may be worth having its own page.
The McRib from McDonald's, Apple's iPhone, and other signature products can get away with this.
The last thing to consider is whether this is the final version of the product.
If you are never going to carry, manufacture, upgrade and release new versions, then and only then would you want to try to optimize unique pages for variants.
If you decide to go that route, you're going to need to build a solid site structure and fine-tune your copy so it is 100% unique for each version.
Use a unique category page for each of the variants when:
The product is part of a category – like a V-neck t-shirt, where you also carry crew neck and sleeveless – and you plan on expanding the product line so you have ten or twenty color options of each;
And each of the variants has at least 1,000 searches per month (if it is a big-ticket item with only 200 searches each month, this could justify it, too).
If you begin building individual color pages for on each product in the category, you now have to do the same for each similar product as you add them.
This creates a large volume of similar content and a potential cannibalization problem.
By doing a category page instead, you can continue expanding your product lines and feed similar product pages into it rather than using unique product pages for every version of every product in the collection.
There are always going to be exceptions, so use your best judgment when going with unique product pages or setting canonicals on all variants.
The rule of thumb for me is this: If there is no consumer need for individual variant pages and no actual benefit to the end-user, use a single page and apply canonical links to the variants.
Great question, and I hope my answer helps!
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Q: Active Learning in AllenNLP v2.0.1 I tried implementing an Active Learning procedure in AllenNLP v2.0.1 . However, with the current GradientDescentTrainer implementation, I am unable to continue training on a new batch of Instance.
The model (also trained using AllenNLP) has finished training for the predefined number of epochs on an initial training dataset. I restore the model using the Model.from_archive method and a Trainer is instantiated for it using the Trainer.from_params static constructor.
Thereafter, when I attempt to continue training on a new batch of Instance by calling trainer.train(), it skips training because of the following code snippet in the _try_train method,
for epoch in range(epoch_counter, self._num_epochs)

This is because the epoch_counter is restored to 5, which is from training on the initial training data previously. This is the relevant code snippet for it,
def _try_train(self) -> Tuple[Dict[str, Any], int]:
    try:
        epoch_counter = self._restore_checkpoint()

self._num_epochs is also 5 which I assume is the number of epochs defined in my .jsonnet training configuration file.
Simply, my requirement is to load an AllenNLP model that has already been trained and to continue training it on a new batch of Instances (single Instance actually which I would load using a SimpleDataLoader)
I have also attached the configuration for the Trainer below. The model I am using is a custom wrapper around the BasicClassifier, solely for the purpose of logging additional metrics.
Thanks in advance.
"trainer": {
  "num_epochs": 5,
  "patience": 1, // for early stopping
  "grad_norm": 5.0,
  "validation_metric": "+accuracy",
  "optimizer": {
    "type": "adam",
    "lr": 0.001
  },
  "callbacks": [
    {
      "type": "tensorboard"
    }
  ]
}

A: a couple of advice:

*

*don't turn the recover flag on when you run the command line or through script

*specify a different serialization directory for your second training


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I've written about Simon Sinek on this blog before, and if you've read those posts, you know that he is my hero. He's an author best known for popularizing the concept of "the golden circle" and to "Start With Why," described by TED as "a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership.
Last week Mark Graban sent me a preview from the Gemba Academy podcast announcing that they'd be interviewing Sinek in an upcoming episode. I kid you not, I spent the entire day Thursday periodically refreshing my podcast app waiting for it.
I expected an interview with Sinek covering the same topics that he usually talks about - leadership, coaching, inspiration, and the like. Imagine my surprise, then, when Ron Pereira (the host of the show) mentioned Lean, which Sinek turned out to be surprisingly knowledgeable about.
"Americans turned [Lean] into a tool for efficiency, and that's never what it was supposed to be. There are zero, zero examples of an American company successfully implementing Lean when they do it as a tool for efficiency. Zero. How good can a process be if there are zero examples of success?
It's about cooperation, not efficiency. Efficiency may come out of the cooperation, as will profit and innovation, but the motivation is human. It's not a metric."
Sinek goes on to talk about everything from the differences between American and Japanese culture, why he wishes we'd never started using the term "Lean," and how true Lean has nothing to do with efficiency, and everything to do with people.
Listen to episode 76 of the Gemba Academy podcast "The Courage to Lead with Simon Sinek" to hear the full interview. And to our friends at Gemba Academy - thank you so much for sharing this gem with us.


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Neymar flies his hairdresser to Doha to give him a new short peroxide style for his Brazil comeback
By Harry Last updated Dec 5, 2022
Superstitious Neymar takes his Parisian hairdresser to Doha for a new peroxide short style for his return to Brazil…after scoring twice against tonight's opponents South Korea, the last time he sported So!
Neymar took his Parisian hairdresser to Doha and asked him to dye his hair
Neymar missed Brazil's matches against Switzerland and Cameroon due to injury
The 30-year-old is looking to return to the World Cup this afternoon.
Brazil faces South Korea in the round of 16 at Qatar's 974 Stadium on Monday
He previously scored two goals against South Korea when he had blonde hair.
By Charlotte Daly for Mailonline
Published: 12:47, December 5, 2022 | Updated: 13:29, December 5, 2022
Neymar took his Parisian hairdresser to Doha and asked him to dye his hair blonde before Brazil's round of 16 clash with South Korea.
Neymar missed Brazil's matches against Switzerland and Cameroon after picking up an ankle injury in their opener against Serbia, but hopes to return today.
Neymar, known for being superstitious, decided to change his hairstyle for Brazil's next game, having previously scored two goals against South Korea when he was blond.
Neymar took his Parisian hairdresser to Doha and asked him to dye his hair blonde (above)
Neymar previously scored two goals against South Korea while wearing blonde hair (above)
Brazil lost 1-0 to Cameroon in their last group match. However, that did not affect their place in the round of 16 of the tournament.
Brazil will face South Korea in an elimination match with the winner to reach the quarterfinals of the 2022 World Cup.
Team doctor Rodrigo Lasmar said it was possible Neymar would return for the clash while Coach Tite simply answered "yes" when asked Sunday if he would play.
Neymar's hairdresser Nariko is under an assumption that the 30-year-old star will play against South Korea.
Neymar (above) donned his natural hair color for Brazil's opening match against Serbia
She gave Neymar a new cut before the game and dyed her hair blonde before writing the following Instagram caption.
He said: 'The brabo with a new look for the return, let's go with everything brother @neymarjr #ousadia May God bless you and our new team'.
This isn't the first time Neymar has made a bold statement by changing up his hairstyle for an important game.
Neymar showed off drastic new pink hair in February 2020 before Paris Saint-Germain played Montpellier.
Neymar had to leave in the 80th minute of the opening match of the group stage of the World Cup in Brazil
Neymar was injured after this tackle from Serbian defender Nikola Milenkovic
The Brazilian was then forced to shave his head and sport a more traditional look after it began to fade.
He has also sported a crest on more than one occasion, having donned the hairstyle while playing for Santos and Brazil.
Neymar hopes his latest hairstyle will bring success to him and his team during their round of 16 tie with South Korea.
Brazil and South Korea have met seven times in international friendlies. However, tonight's match marks their first competitive meeting.
Neymar sported pink hair before playing for Paris Saint-Germain against Montpellier in 2020
Brazil will feel confident heading into the match after winning six of their previous seven matches and their most recent triumph in June.
Also, Neymar's team has more experience when it comes to the round of 16 of a tournament.
South Korea has not reached the knockout stage of a tournament since 2010, when it was beaten by Uruguay in the round of 16.
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So far, those signing up have seen premiums about 15 percent cheaper than the agency anticipated.
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