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TCL 4K televisions arrive in Canada
W. Andrew Powell November 5, 2018 12:57 pm November 5, 2018
TCL, one of America's fastest growing television brands, arrived in Canada last week, with the 35-year-old company launching their lineup of high definition displays just in time for the holidays.
The award-winning brand, which uses the Roku operating system to deliver hundreds of thousands of movies and TV shows, launched their three lines of televisions on November 1 in Canada. The lineup includes the 6-Series, which features Dolby Vision HDR technology; the 4-Series, with Ultra HD picture quality; and the smaller 3-Series, with high definition display.
Prices range from $200 for their 3-Series 32″ model, to under $900 for their 6-Series 55″ model.
"Consumers in Canada have been seeking out TCL Roku TVs for quite a while, so we are especially excited to serve this market with our most successful models. There is a clear demand in this region for bigger screens with best-in-class picture quality and TCL is meeting both of those needs by offering a premium home entertainment experience with products that feature leading technology like Dolby Vision and the Roku OS," said Chris Larson, Senior Vice President, TCL North America.
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At an event in Toronto last month, TCL showed off their impressive lineup of televisions, introducing press to the range of models and Roku's easy-to-use system, with their simple but powerful remote control.
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DRAM prices up as market matures: IHS
Oversupply and decreasing demand, which in turn led to weak pricing, have put pressure on the DRAM market. But now the industry has matured in such a way that is can still grow despite tough conditions.
By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes for Hardware 2.0 | June 19, 2013 -- 16:02 GMT (09:02 PDT) | Topic: Hardware
One of the key components of a PC is RAM, but as consumers shift from PCs to post-PC devices, the market has had to endure considerable changes. But a recent market report from research firm IHS suggests that the market has achieved some maturing despite the challenges.
Image: Micron
One challenge facing the industry has been controlling falling output as PC sales stalled. DRAM wafer output peaked in 2008 at 16.4 million 300-millimeter-equivalent wafers, and has been declining steadily since. This year, the output is expected to decline by 24 percent to 13.0 million wafers this year, according to IHS.
Curbing DRAM capacity is good for the industry, as it allows for a gradual normalization between supply and demand. In fact, IHS believes that the industry is now believed to be slightly undersized relative to demand moving forward because of the intentional slash in output, and DRAM pricing can continue to remain firm if production stays slightly behind demand.
DRAM revenue during the first quarter rose to its highest level in nearly two years, thanks to a jump in commodity prices as a result of increasing demand from the server PC and mobile PC segments. Pricing for a 4GB DDR3 module jumped to $23 in March, up from $16 in December. This, according to IHS, represents "an unusually large increase".
"The DRAM industry has struggled with major challenges in recent years, including chronic oversupply and slowing demand from its main market, the PC business," said Mike Howard, senior principal analyst for DRAM and memory at IHS in a note to ZDNet. "This has led to continued weak pricing, financial losses, and market revenue declines. However, the DRAM industry has entered a more mature state, enacting structural changes that will allow it to grow even in challenging market conditions."
Not only does the industry have to respond to falling demand, but also a change in what the DRAM is used for. A decade ago, about 65 percent of all DRAM shipments ended up inside desktop and notebook PCs. Nowadays, that figure has dropped below 50 percent, and this is expected to fall below 40 percent by the end of next year.
The slack is being taken up by servers and mobile gadgets like smartphones and tablets, which command an ever-increasing share of DRAM shipments.
Image: IHS
IHS also pointed out that there have been huge shifts within the industry itself as once big names in DRAM — such as Qimonda of Germany and Elpida Memory of Japan — have gone bankrupt or have been bought out by others. By the end of the year, only three major players will exist: Samsung and SK Hynix, both based in South Korea, and the US-based Micron Technology.
Finally, the pace of change is slowing down as the engineering challenges associated with shrinking DRAM size smaller than a 30-nanometer increase.
"While the current state of intermittent undersupply is favorable to the industry," IHS said, "a state of persistent undersupply could backfire and prove harmful. Large, obstinate supply shortfalls will result in broader adoption of competing technologies as devices seek alternatives besides DRAM, and possible regulatory intervention could occur over perceived anticompetitive concerns."
IHS said that it is in the best interests of the industry "to manage supply so that it more closely matches demand" and look for ways to accommodate the current demand.


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Single-Source Journalism
by gwgraeme · October 3, 2015
Reporters used to learn very early in their careers to get at least two sources for their story. A single source is often misleading, sometimes deliberately so.
It's been a couple of days since that horrible mass shooting in Oregon and investigators are only now sorting out the details. Yet the media were full of "facts" from the start. The gunman had killed 10, no make that 13, even 15, students at Umpqua Community College. The publisher of the local newspaper came on TV to confirm the 13 total. The number of wounded ranged wildly, reaching as high as 20. At first, the shooter's age – provided by the state governor – was listed as 20. We heard he had committed suicide.
The media also informed us the shooter was from the Midwest and had been in Oregon for only 48 hours. His family was from England, according to early reports. He had been chatting online with a female student and she might have spurned him, leading to his maniacal rage.
It seems none of this was true.
We are now hearing that the killer was a 26-year-old loser – identified as Chris Harper-Mercer – who was kicked out of the army after a few months. He killed eight students and a professor. He also wounded several others but the last I heard the total – a lot less than 20 – is still in flux.
The gunman was apparently enrolled at the community college and lived nearby with his mother, Laurel Harper. She worked as a nurse and reportedly bragged on Facebook about her extensive gun collection. They previously lived in California.
Harper-Mercer did not commit suicide. Law enforcement officers shot him. At least that's what we're hearing now.
Meanwhile, all kinds of false information has been raining down upon us. Especially from the so-called social media (which the mainstream media culls for "news"). In the flurry of self-important web postings, a different name, Toby Reynolds, also known as Egg Man, was falsely fingered as the shooter.
Why am I rehashing the flawed reporting of the Oregon tragedy? Because it shows you can't believe everything you read or hear these days.
And that's sad. Misinformation can do a lot of harm.
The Pope's visit to America was tainted after he left, for example, because Kim Davis told the media she had met "secretly" with him and he had told her to "stay strong." The pundits took Davis at her word, and blasted the pope for supporting a lawbreaker. One columnist even called the pope "a coward."
But who says Davis was telling the truth?
I don't think she was. The Vatican has denied the Pope said anything to support Davis in her illegal refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Apparently, there was no clandestine meeting. Davis just happened to be in a line of people who had somehow wangled permission to meet the pontiff on one of his stop-overs. Also, a same-sex couple was among the many, many folks who got to shake the pontiff's hand and get a few encouraging words from him.
But I wonder whether those who read the original stories have seen the clarifications. Even if they have, the harm has been done. The pope's historic visit now has a cloud over it.
By publishing the comments of a single source without getting confirmation, the media have once again failed to do their job.
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Construction this spring at SRJC's Burbank Auditorium (Robert Digitale).
Santa Rosa Junior College will take its fall musical on the road for the third straight season—this time to the main theater at Sonoma State University for the Nov. 22 debut of "The Sound of Music."
Theater fans had hoped the fall show would return to campus in a renovated $30 million Burbank Auditorium. But construction delays there have caused the need to secure an alternate venue, said Leslie McCauley, chair of the SRJC Theatre Arts department.
Burbank and an adjacent, newly built Studio Theatre are expected to be ready for the spring drama performances, McCauley said in an email. The faculty is slated to move into Burbank's updated classrooms and offices in January.
For the past two seasons, the junior college's fall and spring musicals were performed at Maria Carrillo High School. But this fall's performances will be held at SSU's Person Theatre in what McCauley described as a "collaborative production between our two programs."
"The Sound of Music" will feature 13 matinee and evening performances Nov. 22 to Dec. 8.
The junior college's season will kick off this autumn with Neil Simon's "The Good Doctor." Performances will run Oct. 4 to 13 at the campus' Newman Auditorium.
Next spring the college will produce "The Cripple of Inishmaan," March 6 to 15 at the new Burbank Studio Theatre. The drama season will conclude with "The Wedding Singer," which will be performed April 17 to May 3 in Burbank Auditorium.
As early as next week, season subscribers could start to see brochures in their mailboxes with news of the available ticket packages, McCauley said.
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Spark10 accelerator ropes in global experts as advisors
Spark10's thirteen-week programme which will be officially launched in February will work out of the engineering staff college of India at HyderabadET Bureau | Updated: December 22, 2015, 09:00 IST
Spark10, an accelerator programme for technology startups, has roped in global experts Jon Bradford, the managing director of US-based multi-city accelerator Techstars, and Paul Smith of UK-based Ignite 100 Accelerator as advisors.
Spark10's thirteen-week programme which will be officially launched in February will work out of the engineering staff college of India at Hyderabad.
The programme which has received a phased commitment of about Rs 660 crore ( $100 million) from institutional investment firms and individuals will deploy the capital over the next two years.
"We plan to expand the accelerator programme in other cities after the first batch graduates," said Atal Malviya, lead founder of Spark10 and founder of social media analytics company, Odimax in London.
Spark10 will take up 8% equity stake in the companies undergoing the programme. The programme is among the few in the country which is not funded by a corporate house or academic institution. Former VP of HSBC Vijay Ketan Mitra, Rajesh G and others make up the founding team of Spark10.
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Addex Shareholders Approved all Board Proposals at 2017 Annual General Meeting
Roger Mills elected to the Addex Board of Directors
Geneva, Switzerland, 23 June 2017 – Addex Therapeutics (SIX: ADXN), announced today that its shareholders approved all the proposals of the board of directors at its 2017 annual general meeting.
"We express our sincere thanks to our shareholders for their continued support and confidence in our strategy," said Vincent Lawton, Chairman of Addex. "We are delighted to welcome Roger Mills to the Board of Directors and look forward to continuing our highly productive collaboration as we continue to advance our Parkinson's disease program into Phase 3."
"We have made significant progress in 2016 with the preparation of dipraglurant for Phase 3 in PD-LID and advancing our portfolio of allosteric modulators with the important support from patient advocacy and governmental organizations." said Tim Dyer, CEO of Addex. "We are committed to advancing our portfolio of allosteric modulators and continue to pursue our strategy to secure resources from investors and pharma partners to meet this goal."
Annual report, appropriation of results and discharge of board of directors and executive management
Shareholders approved the annual report, financial statements, consolidated financial statements for the business year 2016 as well as the appropriation of the results: Addex Therapeutics Ltd will carry forward the loss of CHF1,864,744, for the business year 2016. In addition shareholders granted discharge to the members of the board of directors and the executive management for their activities during the business year 2016
Election of members of the board of directors and compensation committee and chairman
Shareholders re-elected Vincent Lawton as member of the board of directors and chairman of the board of directors and member of the compensation committee; re-elected Raymond Hill as member of the board of directors and member of the compensation committee; re-elected Tim Dyer as member of the board of directors and elected Roger Mills as member of the board of directors.
Election of auditors and independent voting rights representative
Shareholders re-elected PricewaterhouseCoopers SA, Geneva, as the auditors for the 2017 business year and re-elected Robert P. Briner, attorney-at-law as the independent voting rights representative until the 2018 Annual General Meeting.
Increased authorized and conditional capital ensures maximum financial flexibility
Shareholders approved: (i) extension and increase of the authorized share capital authorizing the board of directors, at any time until 22 June 2019, to increase the share capital in an amount of CHF7,692,494 through the issuance of 7,692,494 fully paid registered shares with a nominal value of CHF1 each; (ii) increase of the conditional share capital reserved for the exercise of option rights or subscription rights attached to "bon de jouissance" which the employees, directors and/or consultants of the Company or a group company are granted according to respective regulations of the board of directors in the amount of CHF900,000 thereby raising the conditional share capital reserved for this purpose from CHF2,600,000 to CHF3,500,000; and (iii) increase of the conditional share capital reserved for the exercise of option and/or conversion rights that are granted in connection with the issue of bonds, similar obligations or other financial instruments in the amount of CHF65218 thereby raising the conditional share capital reserved for this purpose from CHF4,127,276 to CHF4,192,494;
Remuneration for board of directors and executive management approved
In three separate votes, shareholders approved the total remuneration for members of the board of directors up to the 2018 Annual General Meeting and executive management for the time period from 1 January 2017 until 31 December 2017 and for the period 1 January 2018 until 31 December 2018. In a consultative vote, the shareholders also endorsed the compensation report for the business year 2016.
Details on the agenda items
The proposals and explanations about the agenda items can be found on Addex Therapeutics website at www.addextherapeutics.com.
Addex Therapeutics (www.addextherapeutics.com) is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of novel, orally available, small molecule allosteric modulators for neurological disorders. Allosteric modulators are an emerging class of small molecule drugs which have the potential to be more specific and confer significant therapeutic advantages over conventional "orthosteric" small molecule or biological drugs. Addex's allosteric modulator drug discovery platform targets receptors and other proteins that are recognized as essential for therapeutic intervention - the Addex pipeline was generated from this pioneering allosteric modulator drug discovery platform. Addex's lead drug candidate, dipraglurant (mGluR5 negative allosteric modulator or NAM) has successfully completed a Phase 2a POC in Parkinson's disease levodopa-induced dyskinesia (PD-LID), and is being prepared to enter registration trials for PD-LID with support from the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research (MJFF). In parallel, dipraglurant's therapeutic use in dystonia is being investigated with support from the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation (DMRF). Addex's second clinical program, ADX71149 (mGluR2 positive allosteric modulator or PAM) is being developed in collaboration with Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc for epilepsy. In addition, ADX71441 (GABAB receptor PAM) has received regulatory approval to start Phase 1 and is being investigated for its therapeutic use in Charcot-Marie-Tooth Type 1A disease (CMT1A), cocaine and alcohol use disorder and nicotine dependence. Discovery programs include mGluR4PAM, mGluR7NAM, TrkBPAM and mGluR3NAM & PAM.


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Q: Mongoose Schema Error: "Cast to string failed for value" when pushing object to empty array I have a strange problem and cannot figure out what the problem is. The Error-message doesn't help.
I'm sending an "alarm" to the server and want to save this alarm to my "device" which already exist in the database.
The alarm object I send to the server looks like this:
{
  actionTaken: "none",
  dateTime: "20152111191512",
  difference: 4.88,
  timestamp: 1448128894781
}

The Schema for the device is as follows:
var deviceSchema = new Schema({
   deviceId: {
        type : String,
        index : {
            unique : true,
            dropDups : true
        }
    },
    alarms : [ {
        timestamp : Number,
        dateTime : String, //yyyymmddhhss
        difference : Number,
        actionTaken : String, //"send sms"
    } ]
});

I load the device from the database (deviceId is set):
Thermometer.findOne({
        deviceId : deviceId
}, function(error, device){
   //error handling
   var now = (new Date().getTime());
   var nowDateTime = (new Date()).toISOString().slice(0, 19).replace(/[-T\s:]/g, "");
   var newAlarm = {
       timestamp : now,
       dateTime : nowDateTime, // yyyymmddhhmmss
       difference : diff,
       actionTaken : "none"
   };
   device.alarms.push(newAlarm);  //EXCEPTION !

   //       device.save //doesn't get called
});

As you can see in the comment, I get an Exception/Error when I want to push the "newAlarm"-object to the alarms-array of my device.
The Error says:

Cast to string failed for value [object Object] at path alarms

Error-Object:
   kind: "string",
   message: "Cast to string failed for value "[object Object]" at path "alarms"",
   name: "CaseError",
   path: "alarms",
   stack: undefined,
   value: {actionTaken: "none", dateTime: "20152111191512", difference: 4.88, timestamp: 1448128894781}

Do you have an idea?
For me it doesn't make any sense. The array and its content (object) is specified in the Schema. Why is there a string cast error with the whole object as value?
What I use:
"express": "3.2.6",
"express-session":"1.7.6",
"hjs": "*",
"mongoose": "4.0.5",
"nodemailer": "1.4.0"

EDIT: I don't want to use nested Schemas. It is also possible to do it with arrays. I do it with arrays in some other Schemas.
EDIT 2:
I added an property lastAlarm and do
device.lastAlarm = alarm;

but after that, thermometer.lastAlarm is still undefined... but alarm is an object. So is it possible that the device object is locked some how?

A: I would declare alarm as its own schema and set the alarms property as an array of alarm aka subdocuments. This will allow you to add validation to the alarm schema, etc. NOTE: Subdocuments don't get saved until the parent is saved.
var alarmSchema = new Schema({
        timestamp : Number,
        dateTime : String, //yyyymmddhhss
        difference : Number,
        actionTaken : String, //"send sms"

});

var deviceSchema = new Schema({
   deviceId: {
        type : String,
        index : {
            unique : true,
            dropDups : true
        }
    },
    alarms : [alarmSchema]
});

A: Maybe it is too late, but here mongoose is assuming that deviceId is not an object and it is of type String
deviceId: {
  type : String,
  index : {
    unique : true,
    dropDups : true
  }
},

SIMPLE SOLUTION:
deviceId: {
  type: {
    type: String
  },
  index: {
    unique: true,
    dropDups: true
  }
},

A: Wow, 5 years late but I recently faced this problem. All you need to do is specify the type in an object for nested routes. So your code would change to:
var deviceSchema = new Schema({
   deviceId: {
        type : { type: String },
        index : {
            unique : true,
            dropDups : true
        }
    },
    alarms : [ {
        timestamp : {type: Number},
        dateTime : { type: String }, //yyyymmddhhss
        difference : {type: Number},
        actionTaken : { type: String }, //"send sms"
    } ]
});

So for nested objects, you'd need to use field: {type: String} and not field: String

A: Mongoose interprets the object in the Schema with key 'type' in your schema as type definition for that object.
deviceId: {
  type : String,
  index : {
    unique : true,
    dropDups : true
    }
}

So for this schema mongoose interprets deviceId as a String instead of Object and does not care about all other keys inside deviceId.
SOLUTION:
Add this option object to schema declaration { typeKey: '$type' }
var deviceSchema = new Schema(
{
   deviceId: {
        type : String,
        index : {
            unique : true,
            dropDups : true
        }
    },
    alarms : [ {
        timestamp : Number,
        dateTime : String, //yyyymmddhhss
        difference : Number,
        actionTaken : String, //"send sms"
    } ]
},
{ typeKey: '$type' }
);

By adding this we are asking mongoose to use $type for interpreting the type of a key instead of the default keyword type
Mongoose Docs reference: https://mongoosejs.com/docs/guide.html#typeKey

A: var deviceSchema = new Schema({
 deviceId: {
    type : String,
    index : {
        unique : true,
        dropDups : true
    },
    alarms : {type: [{ type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'Alarm' }]}
});

var alarmSchema = new Schema({
    timestamp : Number,
    dateTime : String, //yyyymmddhhss
    difference : Number,
    actionTaken : String, //"send sms"
});

I would recommend to make an own schema for the alarms. I think u cant define an array in a schema like you do.

A: Use inner schema to solve this,
var SchemaObject = require('node-schema-object');

// Create custom basic type
// Type can be extended with more properties when defined
var NotEmptyString = {type: String, minLength: 1};

// Create sub-schema for user's Company
var Company = new SchemaObject({
  startDate: Date,
  endDate: Date,
  name: NotEmptyString
});

// Create User schema
var User = new SchemaObject({
  // Basic user information using custom type
  firstName: NotEmptyString,
  lastName: NotEmptyString,

  // "NotEmptyString" with only possible values as 'm' or 'f'
  gender: {type: NotEmptyString, enum: ['m', 'f']},

  // Index with sub-schema
  company: Company,

  // An array of Objects with an enforced type
  workHistory: [Company],

  // Create field which reflects other values but can't be directly modified
  fullName: {type: String, readOnly: true, default: function() {
    return (this.firstName + ' ' + this.lastName).trim();
  }}
});

// Initialize a new instance of the User with a value
var user = new User({firstName: 'Scott', lastName: 'Hovestadt', gender: 'm'});

// Set company name
user.company.name = 'My Company';

// The date is automatically typecast from String
user.company.startDate = 'June 1, 2010';

// Add company to work history
user.workHistory.push({
  name: 'Old Company',
  startDate: '01/12/2005',
  endDate: '01/20/2010'
});

console.log(user.toObject());

// Prints:
{ firstName: 'Scott',
  lastName: 'Hovestadt',
  gender: 'm',
  company:
   { startDate: Tue Jun 01 2010 00:00:00 GMT-0700 (PDT),
     endDate: undefined,
     name: 'My Company' },
  workHistory:
   [ { startDate: Wed Jan 12 2005 00:00:00 GMT-0800 (PST),
       endDate: Wed Jan 20 2010 00:00:00 GMT-0800 (PST),
       name: 'Old Company' } ],
  fullName: 'Scott Hovestadt' }

A: i was facing same issue in frontend when I was filling the login form then
like dispatch({email , password});
you can see above i wrapped up into curly braces , i just remove curly {} then it worked in my case.
If your facing this issue from frontend then try this

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Carlos Correa Switches Agencies, Hires Boras Corporation
NL Notes: Brewers, Marlins, Rockies, Reds
By Connor Byrne | August 27, 2017 at 12:14pm CDT
Brewers minor league infielder Julio Mendez suffered a cardiac event after being hit by a pitch during a rookie-level game Saturday in Tempe, Ariz., the team announced (Twitter link via Adam McCalvy of MLB.com). The 20-year-old Mendez is currently in critical but stable condition at a Tempe hospital. "All of our thoughts and prayers are with Julio and his family," Brewers general manager David Stearns said in a statement. "We will provide updates as soon as we know more."
MLBTR joins the rest of the baseball world in wishing Mendez the best.
Here's some lighter news from around the NL:
Trading right fielder Giancarlo Stanton and his massive contract would improve the Marlins' financial situation, but dealing the franchise cornerstone shouldn't be a consideration for the Derek Jeter-led ownership group that will soon take over in Miami, Buster Olney of ESPN opines. Just as Jeter was the face of the Yankees during his playing days, Stanton is the Marlins' franchise player, writes Olney, who argues that moving the potential 60-home run man would get the new ownership team off on the wrong foot. But if Jeter & Co. do attempt to part with Stanton, Olney lists several potential fits for the 27-year-old in his column.
While the Rockies did offer outfielder Carlos Gonzalez a contract extension during the offseason, the reported four-year term is "not true," according to the player. "They offered me an extension, but it was not a four-year deal," Gonzalez told Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post. "I was looking for something bigger, for more years." Without knowing the details of the offer, it's tough to say whether Gonzalez erred to a significant degree in declining it. Regardless, it's clear his stock has tanked thanks to an uncharacteristically poor year – one likely to be his last in Colorado, Saunders notes. Known for his bat, the 31-year-old CarGo has hit a meek .240/.308/.359 in 432 plate appearances.
Reds rookie right-hander Luis Castillo has already earned a place in their 2018 rotation, manager Bryan Price told Zach Buchanan of the Cincinnati Enquirer and other reporters Saturday. "In his case, he's not only pitched really well in our system in Double-A, but he's continued to pitch well and get better during his time in the big leagues. For me, he's a guy that's in our rotation," Price said of Castillo, who fired seven innings of three-hit, one-run, nine-strikeout ball against the Pirates on Saturday. That will go down as one of the last appearances of the year for Castillo, whom the Reds will soon shut down for the season because of an innings limit, per Buchanan. The flamethrowing 24-year-old has pitched to a 3.26 ERA and posted 9.66 K/9 against 3.61 BB/9, with a 57 percent ground-ball rate, across 77 1/3 major league frames this season.
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If only the Marlins didn't trade Luis Castillo for Dan Straily
bbatardo
Straily been good, but for whatever reason the Marlins were itching to trade Castillo. He'd be a Padre had Colin Rea not been damaged goods.
jdgoat
I bet it wasn't on purpose, but this shows that it is unacceptable to ever throw balls at batters
Not sure the reason for the down – vote. This shows the potential negative side effects of even getting hit in a "good" area, but, yeah, I doubt this was on purpose
julyn82001
Cargo back to A's on year deal so he can help mentoring a young but talented core of athletics outfielders…
thegreatcerealfamine
Who might that be in said core?
Phillies2017
Davis is under TC through '19
Brugman hit rather well in his first go-round
Dustin Fowler also has upside
I think thats what he meant.
nste23
Boog powell is also hitting really well too.
Davis will be 30 for the 2018 season…
Fowler used speed but is coming off a major knee injury and might not be ready.
Brugman is a fourth outfielder at best…
82 PA,no power threat,average to below average glove…
TheMichigan
Matt Olson (even though he projects as a first baseman, but you never know with Davis and Healy), Chad Pinder will prob play outfield due to Seimian
They have a decent crop of outfielders, they don't have a "core", but they have young, controllable outfielders that could supplant the outfield for some time.
outinleftfield
Whether it was 3 or 5 years they offered him, the Rockies must be doing cartwheels down the hallways of the executive offices whenever they think about him saying no. He is going to have to take a $8-10 million one year deal somewhere and hope he can rebuild his value, because he isn't even worth a QO. He has a negative 2.0 WAR and a 56 wRC+. He is so far below replacement level that just about anyone would be better for the team in terms of creating runs and wins/ The Rockies have 2-3 better options in the OF in Albuquerque.
jbigz12
Tapia sucks but Dahl is definitely better when he's healthy. Desmond playing LF Blackmon in center and Dahl/parra in right is just fine for the rox next year though.
Is tapia not a top prospect or am I confusing him with someone else? Still plenty of time for him to figure things out.
tpad
Tapia sucks? That's laughable. He's one of the 5 fastest players in the league with great bat to ball ability and a good throwing arm.
He's not a top prospect any longer and he's far off from being a starting right fielder in the big leagues. His defense and plate discipline arent great either. You can jump on me for "sucks" but he's not a starting outfielder on a playoff team. im not writing off a 23 year old with some promise but if you think you want to start that on any playoff team next year,
Goodluck.
Hold on, Tapia is not one of the 5 fastest players in the league. I must've missed that the first time, idk where you pulled that out of. he's a 60 grade runner if that's top 5 in the league, the league has gotten real slow. He's also not very efficient stealing bases at this point in his career.
cxcx
Not sure he gets $8m-$10m with the season he's having, could settle for $5m or less. Marlins would be a good fit if they trade Ozuna to start rebuilding the farm.
In Charlotte, a man was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after he threw a baseball and hit a man the head during an altercation at a stoplight. I cannot see why people think its ok to throw at a man's head in a baseball game. It has no place in baseball. Players will get hit on occasion, but bean balls as part of some stupid retaliation have no place in the game.
SixGuns
The nicknames are dumb.
davbee
Says the guy whose birth name is obviously not "SixGuns."
bluebirds90
Lol yes
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Big things popping for the African Michael Jackson.D,banj is on the front page of the Observer,a UK life style magazine.
He tweeted the pics of the magazine cover below.I can't help wowing for him.
Dapo talks to editor Caspar Llewellyn Smith about the usual…his music come up, Kanye West, G.O.O.D Music, Oliver Twist and his planned UK/World takeover.
Just hope he was shouting oshey all through the interview because the gbagaun on that twit pic is discouraging.
Unlike most people who wake up to a few neatly wrapped gifts on their Thirtieth birthday, Prince William woke up to an inheritance of Ten Million Pounds on his Thirtieth birthday, today!
His mother, the late Diana, Princess Of Wales, left an estate worth £12,966,022 but with careful investments it has now grown to about £20million, in the fifteen years since she tragically passed away.
And what does he plan to do with such a huge birthday present? Rumours have it that he wants build a house only for himself and wife, Catherine!
As for the immediate birthday celebrations, news reports have it that he will have a private celebration in the evening with his wife and close family at Prince Charles's Highgrove Estate in Gloucestershire. During the day, he will be at work in his capacity as a search and rescue pilot with the Royal Air Force.
Here's wishing His Royal Highness, the Duke of Cambridge, a very happy birthday.


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Eva Green Stands Tall In New Image From 300: Rise Of An Empire
By Eric Eisenberg
When we published the first official stills from 300: Rise of An Empire earlier this week, we learned a lot about the character being played by Eva Green - Artemesia, the commander of the Persian navy. We discovered that she has a personal vendetta against the Greeks, who killed her family when she was a child, and that she carries out most of Xerxes' dirty work while seeking revenge. What we didn't have, however, was an official image of her in costume. That changed today, thanks to the new issue of Entertainment Weekly (via Popculturology).
Green's presence in the film is interesting, largely because Zack Snyder's film didn't really feature any women in battle. Sure, Lena Headey's Queen Gorgo did play a significant part in the plot, however, she was all the way back in Sparta while King Leonidas and his army were fighting off the invading Persian forces. In the sequel it appears that Artemesia will be right at the center of all the action, and that's prominently displayed in this new image.
Directed by Noam Murro, who made his feature directorial debut in 2008 with the Dennis Quaid/Ellen Page dramedy Smart People, 300: Rise of an Empire a story parallel to the Battle of Thermopylae, when the Greeks fought off the Persians in the sea during the Battle of Artemisium. In addition to Green, the film also sees the return of Rodrigo Santoro as Xerxes and also stars Sullivan Stapleton, Hans Matheson, David Wenham, Igal Naor, Callan Mulvey, Jack O'Connell, and Andrew Tiernan. Look for it in theaters on August 2nd.
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Putting together your own pedalboard is always fun. And adding a new pedal to the signal chain makes things even more fun, giving your guitar sound a whole new life.
Buying that new overdrive, distortion, chorus, compressor, or even a treble booster gives guitar players such joy that they even get inspired to write new music.
But to some, these conventional effects are just not enough. So they turn over to the dark side and get into the world of synth pedals.
We know how nu-metal musicians tried to be as different as possible from the previous generation of metal bands. Aside from basing their music more on down-tuned deep and dark chugging riffs, the new generation began using these other, let's say, unorthodox methods for creating this new sound.
Just like James "Munky" Shaffer did, one of Korn's two axemen, who began implementing the amazing Chimera Synthesis bC9 in his signal chain. Knowing how weird and crazy Korn's music can get, it's not that much of a surprise to see this effect on his board. So why don't we dive into the subject of synths and get to know more of bC9?
However, before we begin, there are a few things that you should know of. Firstly, even though synth pedals seem fun, they're not exactly simple to use.
For those who are not that familiar with synths but want to give them a try, it is recommended that you read up a little bit on them.
Before we get more into this weird piece of gear, you should get to know more of the terms like voltage-controlled oscillator or VCO, low-frequency oscillation or LFO, control voltage or CV, and other musical properties like attack and release. But if you do know what these are, you'll have no issues reading the review.
Second, it is kind of weird, even difficult, to implement it in conventional music. You don't want to end up spending money on a pedal that you won't use at all. And you don't want to end up forcing it in your music, creating an awkward or just boring situation during your live gigs or jam sessions.
Third, this being a synthesizer unit, it's mostly used as a non-guitar piece of gear. So Chimera Synthesis bC9 is not exactly a guitar pedal but can be used as one due to its compact form.
When it comes to all the controls and features, Chimera Synthesis bC9 is a pretty colorful pedal.
Or, another way that we can describe it ñ it's kind of complicated compared to the other effects guitar players are used to. But compared to other synth units out there, it's fairly simple to use.
The bC9 is an improved version of the older model bC8, with the option to externally modulate all the possible combination of its eight knobs. There's also a bonus ninth knob which controls external modulation's depth.
These nine knobs are divided into five groups by color. Two yellow knobs control VCO frequency and VCO and LFO modulation depth. Two blue knobs are for LFO and VCO waveshapes and LFO speed.
Two red knobs are for attack and release. Out of the two green knobs, one is for external CV modulation depth and the other is for patch control. And, finally, the grey knob controls the master volume of the pedal.
But that's not all. Aside from the on and off switch, there's also an envelope mode toggle switch with three positions: up is auto-repeat, mid position is single shot with no sustain, and the third one is single shot with sustain allowed.
There are also two buttons, one red that triggers the envelope generator, and a black one that allows you to modify external modulation. There are also two input jacks and one audio out jack.
The unit runs on three AAA batteries, either regular alkaline or rechargeable ones. The stainless steel base of the bC9 needs to be removed for the battery replacement and it's opened with a hex key which comes along with the pedal. It is kind of an unusual sight to have a pedal powered with AAA batteries instead of the 9-volt ones.
If you do decide to get a Chimera Synthesis bC9, it will, without any doubts, be the first thing everyone will notice on your pedalboard.
This unit's partially transparent body acts as a diffusor of lights coming from ten LED lights located inside. So essentially, bC9 lights up all around, indicating what processes are actually going on at the moment.
Looking at one of these in action is comparable to an elaborate light show. Considering that Chimera Synthesis bC9 is made of transparent acrylic polymer and is hand-frosted, it looks as if all the colored LED lights are "spilling" all over the casing.
If you do care about the aesthetics and all the fun that comes with it, then this pedal is for you. All this is packed on to a quality stainless steel base with four rubber feet. It's pretty well-built and can't be easily damaged.
Let's get one thing clear ñ synth pedals are not for everyone. As already mentioned above, they aren't that easy to implement in standard music you hear every day.
However, if you're really into experimentation and pushing the limits of your playing, then Chimera Synthesis bC9 will be a pretty useful unit. And being a compact little piece of gear, it's pretty amazing of what this boutique pedal is capable of.
It can be used in separate loops and set on a specific setting that might suit some of the songs in your live set. Or, if you're really in the mood for it, you can do an extended solo where you play around with all the knobs and switches.
If you're just getting into the world of synth guitars and want to get a pedal for this, bC9 is definitely a good choice, no matter if you're into Korn's Munky or not. Just make sure you're 100% serious about it and do all the research before you buy one.
Chimera Synthesis has been out of business for about eight years (http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2011/05/20/chimera-synthesis-going-out-of-business/) and the main guy behind it was sorta infamous for taking people's money and then taking months (or years) to actually deliver what they ordered. Or completely shuttering the company and springing up again under a new business name. See https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58506&sid=5291a5b19ac72f90a5555bd1ab3512c5 or https://www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-and-electronic-music-production/612352-chimera-synthesis-kaput.html, or just do a Google search for Chimera Synthesis.
The units are nifty and certainly worth taking for a spin if you come across them used, but I would never, ever, ever in a million years buy a new one direct, given the history.


The blanket box at a Benton church is aiming to help those in the community who need help staying warm this winter.
BENTON, Ark. (KTHV) – As the temperatures in Arkansas start to drop, it's important we give to those who need help staying warm.
During the winter, there is a box at the First United Methodist Church in Benton where you can drop off items to help those people.
You can put in hats, mittens, scarfs, blankets and even ponchos and tarps by the blanket box located below the food box on Sevier Street.


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When students graduate from your school, they're immediately thrown out into the big wide world, whether their paths lead them to university, work, travelling or some combination of all three. As they leave the hallowed halls of your institution behind, it's easy for that connection they've fostered over the years to wane a little - that is, unless you have a strategy in place that specifically caters to your alumni.
Not only do alumni have the potential to be great representatives for your school, but they also go on to achieve amazing things - after all, they were educated by the best! That's why keeping in contact with them through various means is incredibly important. Alumni can tap into markets you may not foresee, as they begin to associate with different circles within their community. Via word of mouth, alumni are the perfect spokespeople - if you maintain that all-important connection, that is.
Here are a few tips to best engage past students in the years following their graduation from your school.
Your alumni are out there doing amazing things - after all, they went to your school! Keeping track of and calling out their achievements will help position your school as a destination for successful people, and will also give them a little exposure in return.
One way schools successfully do this is through 'past student shout-outs' across mediums like school newsletters, social media and blog posts. Creating a section in your quarterly or bi-annually newsletter, asking alumni to reach out with their achievements, is a great way to encourage communication - people love sharing their success! Be sure not to put limits on what kind of 'success' you accept, either - showing a good balance of potential pathways will translate well to current students, showing them there's a variety of routes that can be taken to achieve success.
Alumni may not be too inclined to turn up to school functions when invited, but special events? There's your draw card! Everything from your typical reunion to big sporting matches, musicals, anniversary celebrations and gala events have been shown to draw alumni back.
Make the most of their presence by getting them talking, whether that be in person on the day or via social media. Fostering a stronger connection will ensure your school stays top of mind when they're working out where to send their child to school, or when their co-worker asks what they think of their alma mater.
If you're looking at engaging recently graduated alumni (let's say, those who've finished in the past 10 years), then the mediums they'll use will be quite predictable. Two of the most common marketing mediums used by millennials are social media (specifically Facebook and Instagram) and email. Of course, this may not be the case for your school for some reason - refer back to past communications and identify which platforms seem to be the most popular. Then, it's time to start reaching out.
We all know there are countless ways to use social media and email campaigns to your benefit, so it really comes down to what you think will work for you - use your creativity. A few tried and true methods include surveys to past alumni, hashtag competitions requesting old photos, setting up 'Class of' Facebook groups and more. Remember, your goal is to keep your school at the forefront of their minds, so that if they have to choose an educational provider for their own children, you're automatically in the mix.
Of course, now that your alumni are feeling really connected with your school, they'll want a place to chat with their former peers about the good old days. A common way of facilitating this is through an alumni portal, AKA a place former students can go to access information such as notices, old school photos, contact lists and more. This not only ensures alumni maintain their relationship with your school, but that they're linked with one another. A portal can easily be implemented onto your school's website, and can be divided by year level, house and more so that various groups have the opportunity to reconnect.
Want to learn more about how you can engage your alumni with a custom school website? Contact a friendly Digistorm team member today and ask about all the possibilities that come with eduSITE.
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NEW ORLEANS – The sentencing of Myles Nicholas, of Jamaica, New York, by U.S. District Judge Wendy Vitter on November 18, 2020, was announced. Judge Vitter sentenced Nicholas to 25 months in prison pursuant to his prior guilty plea to one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft. These charges arose from Nicholas's June 2019 trip with his co-defendant to southeast Louisiana where they attempted to commit fraud at several Baton Rouge-area Best Buy stores.
According to court documents, members of the Louisiana Financial Crimes Task Force received information that Nicholas and his co-defendant, Terrence Nealy, would be flying to New Orleans from New York on the morning of June 21, 2019. Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office deputies and U.S. Secret Service agents initiated surveillance at New Orleans International Airport, where they observed Nicholas and Nealy arrive on their flight from New York's JFK Airport. Nicholas and Nealy then rented a car and immediately drove to Baton Rouge. While in Baton Rouge, the defendants opened a $4,000 line of credit at a Best Buy store using a stolen identity. Shortly thereafter, however, their attempt to purchase an Apple MacBook Pro using that line of credit was denied. Nicholas and Nealy returned to their car and drove back to New Orleans. Later that day, they were arrested near their hotel in downtown New Orleans by state and federal members of the Louisiana Financial Crimes Task Force.
Terrence Nealy has likewise pleaded guilty. He is scheduled to be sentenced on January 20, 2021.
U.S. Attorney Strasser praised the agencies that contributed to this conviction, which represents a coordinated effort of federal and state law enforcement authorities within the Louisiana Financial Crimes Task Force. The Task Force includes representatives from the Internal Revenue Service, the U.S. Secret Service, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, Homeland Security Investigations, U.S. State Department, Social Security Administration-Office of Inspector General, the Defense Criminal Investigative Service, the Louisiana Attorney General's Office, the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, the New Orleans Police Department, the Covington Police Department, Hammond Police Department, Kenner Police Department, Louisiana State Police, Mandeville Police Department, Slidell Police Department, St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office, St. John The Baptist Sheriff's Office, St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office, Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office, and the St. Tammany Parish District Attorney's Office.
Assistant United States Attorney Matthew R. Payne is in charge of the prosecution.
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from pox.openflow.software_switch import OFConnection
from pox.openflow.libopenflow_01 import ofp_flow_mod
from pox.lib.addresses import EthAddr, IPAddr
import time
import re
import os
import sys
import errno
import socket
import random
import types
import struct
import shutil
import base64
import subprocess
import warnings
import functools
import importlib
from sts.util.console import msg

# don't use the standard instance - we don't want to be seeded
true_random = random.Random()

def is_sorted(l):
  return all(l[i] <= l[i+1] for i in xrange(len(l)-1))

def is_strictly_sorted(l):
  return all(l[i] < l[i+1] for i in xrange(len(l)-1))

def timestamp_string():
  return time.strftime("%Y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S", time.localtime())

def find(f, seq):
  """Return first item in sequence where f(item) == True."""
  for item in seq:
    if f(item):
      return item

def find_index(f, seq):
  """Return the index of the first item in sequence where f(item) == True."""
  for index, item in enumerate(seq):
    if f(item):
      return index

def mkdir_p(dst):
  try:
    os.makedirs(dst)
  except OSError as exc:
    if exc.errno == errno.EEXIST and os.path.isdir(dst):
      pass
    else:
      raise

def rm_rf(dst):
  try:
    if os.path.exists(dst):
      shutil.rmtree(dst)
  except OSError:
    pass

def create_python_dir(results_dir):
  mkdir_p(results_dir)
  with file(results_dir + "/__init__.py", 'a'):
    pass

def create_clean_python_dir(results_dir):
  if os.path.exists(results_dir):
    print >> sys.stderr, "Results dir %s already exists. Overwriting.." % results_dir
  rm_rf(results_dir)
  create_python_dir(results_dir)

def random_eth_addr():
  return EthAddr(struct.pack("Q", true_random.randint(1,0xFF))[:6])

def random_ip_addr():
  return IPAddr(true_random.randint(0,0xFFFFFFFF))

def address_is_ip(address):
  return re.match("\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}", address)

def port_used(address='127.0.0.1', port=6633):
  s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
  s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1)
  try:
    s.bind((address, port))
    s.listen(1)
    s.close()
    return False
  except socket.error:
    return True

def find_port(port_spec):
  if isinstance(port_spec, xrange):
    port_spec = list(port_spec)
  port_gen = None
  if isinstance(port_spec, int):
    def port_gen():
      yield port_spec
      raise Exception("Fixed port %d is busy. Consider specifying a range or a lambda " % port_spec)
  elif isinstance(port_spec, list):
    def port_gen():
      cands = list(port_spec)
      true_random.shuffle(cands)
      for c in cands:
        yield c
      raise Exception("Port list/range %s exhausted" % str(port_spec))
  elif isinstance(port_spec, types.FunctionType) or isinstance(port_spec, types.LambdaType):
    port_gen = port_spec

  gen = port_gen()
  for _ in range(0,100):
    candidate = gen.next()
    if not port_used(port=candidate):
      return candidate
  raise Exception("Could not find a port in 100 tries")

# TODO(cs): this function don't appear to be invoked?
def find_ports(**kwargs):
  return { k : find_port(v) for k, v in kwargs.iteritems() }

class ExitCode(object):
  def __init__(self, exit_code):
    self.exit_code = exit_code

def base64_encode_raw(packet):
  '''
  Calling pack() on a Openflow message might modify/add an XID.
  '''
  # base 64 occasionally adds extraneous newlines: bit.ly/aRTmNu
  return base64.b64encode(packet).replace("\n", "")

def base64_encode(packet):
  if hasattr(packet, "pack"):
    packet = packet.pack()
  # base 64 occasionally adds extraneous newlines: bit.ly/aRTmNu
  return base64.b64encode(packet).replace("\n", "")

def base64_decode(data):
  return base64.b64decode(data)

def base64_decode_openflow(data):
  (msg, packet_length) = OFConnection.parse_of_packet(base64_decode(data))
  return msg

def is_flow_mod(receive_event):
  return type(base64_decode_openflow(receive_event.b64_packet)) == ofp_flow_mod

class IPAddressSpace(object):
  _claimed_addresses = set()

  @staticmethod
  def register_address(address):
    if address in IPAddressSpace._claimed_addresses:
      raise ValueError("Address %s already claimed" % address)
    IPAddressSpace._claimed_addresses.add(address)

  @staticmethod
  def find_unclaimed_address(ip_prefix="192.168.1"):
    ''' Find an unclaimed IP address in the given /24 range (may be specified
        as a full IP address for convenience).
    '''
    octects = ip_prefix.split(".")
    if len(octects) == 4:
      ip_prefix = ".".join(octects[0:3])
    host_octect = 2
    address = "%s.%d" % (ip_prefix, host_octect)
    while host_octect <= 255 and address in IPAddressSpace._claimed_addresses:
      host_octect += 1
      address = "%s.%d" % (ip_prefix, host_octect)

    if address in IPAddressSpace._claimed_addresses:
      raise RuntimeError("Out of IP addresses in prefix %s" % ip_prefix)
    return address

def backtick(cmd, *args, **kwargs):
  return subprocess.Popen(cmd, *args, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, **kwargs).stdout.read().strip()

def system(cmd, *args, **kwargs):
  return subprocess.call(cmd, *args, shell=True, **kwargs)

def show_flow_tables(simulation):
  for switch in simulation.topology.switches:
    msg.interactive("Switch %s" % switch.dpid)
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  Copied from https://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonDecoratorLibrary
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  def new_func(*args, **kwargs):
      warnings.warn_explicit(
          "Call to deprecated function {}.".format(func.__name__),
          category=DeprecationWarning,
          filename=func.func_code.co_filename,
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  """
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  else:
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    return obj
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Mitsubishi confirms electric Canadian intent with plug-in i-MiEV and PX-MiEV
Mitsubishi Motors Canada easily had the most news of any company at the show. But the big news was that they confirmed that the firm plans to sell the electric four-seat i-MiEV to the public. Still, it wasn't quite the rock solid introduction one normally sees with regular cars: Mitsu Canada officials specified that the all-electric i-MiEV was "planned for sale in Canada in 2011," leaving themselves a little wiggle room on timing or even whether or not to sell it here at all.
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Mitsubishi Motors president Osamu Masuko made his first official visit to the show as head of Mitsu Japan for the press conference, one of the few international company presidents to make the trip. Then again, he also had more news to announce than any other exec there: he confirmed that a small SUV to slot in under the Outlander will arrive by the fall, that a new parts distribution building would be built in a new building near their Canadian headquarters in Mississauga, that a production version of the displayed mid-size PX-MiEV plug-in electric concept SUV would be on the road in 2013, and that a new electric car research program with Transport Canada will launch with the i-MiEV this year.
"This expansion of testing with Canadian partners will help bring the i-MiEV to the streets of Canada," said Masuko at the show, without specifying whether they'd be sold to fleets or governments only or consumers as well next year. "Our plan is to launch electric vehicles in North America in 2011."
Perhaps one of the reasons for this less-than-definitive confirmation of the i-MiEV's upcoming availability is that the car in Japan has been criticized for charging entry luxury car prices for what is essentially a subcompact sized and trimmed out car. Another is likely the slower progress in Canada than in the U.S. on charging infrastructure, which when combined with Canadian winters and our more price sensitive buying patterns, may yet lead Mitsubishi to revisit the timing of these plans come 2011.
There were also relatively few details about the PX-MiEV, which is more understandable given that it's yet three years away. Mitsubishi says that the PX-MiEV would combine extended cruising range along with increased performance over gasoline engine mid-size SUVs, without specifying whether it would also be an all-electric vehicle with larger batteries, or if it would offer a small internal combustion engine to recharge the battery, as on the Volt.
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This race is a swimming only event. Races will be based on level, as well as age and gender. When signing up, it is important that you know which race you are signing up for. If you are not sure of which race to enter, please check with your swimming teacher first. Choose up to 3 races, with an additional fun free race of your choosing.
Our next swimming gala will be on Sunday, May 26th at St. Andrew's High School, Ekkamai campus. Please do not confuse this with our last year location of soi 71 campus. The pool is 25m long, with staff in and out of the water to help supervise. The event will take place on a Sunday morning.
You will be given a registration number, please use this upon entry to St.Andrew's with our LETS ASIA staff. Please do not confuse your registration number with your race number. You will find out your race number on the day (a couple of days before, once the list has been organized and finalized). Registration will begin at 8.00. Warm-up is from 8.00 - 8.15am. It is not necessary for younger kids to warm-up, but if you do decide to enter the water at this time, parents must watch their children.
Races will now start at 8.30 (30 minutes earlier than most years). The first event will most likely be the IM 100 race, followed by A1 Kickboard with Board 25m (Boys & Girls) 3 yrs. If your child has entered the A1 race, please be ready to start swimming at 8.30am. Relay races will be the last events of the day.
Last year the event started earlier than all our previous years, due to the amount of interest. The 2017 + 2018 event finished as scheduled by 12.30, however due to growing interest we will say it will be finished by 1.00pm, after medals and trophies. Medals will be for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. There will be no medals for fun family races, as these races should not be taken seriously, as little ones can join in on the fun with mum and dad, or their siblings.
As always, please do not forget your own swimming costume (Very important)! Sun cream and sun hat are also recommended! If parents are getting in the water on this day, you will need your swimsuit also! Goggles, swim hat, towel, shampoo is optional. St. Andrew's pool do not require you to wear a swim hat. St. Andrew's have a couple of female and male sport's style changing rooms, at both entrances to the pool, with toilets and showers for guests. Last year, we made a map and guide, to help customers. We are most likely to do the same, posting it on this web page and facebook page.


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Aimed at Zika Mosquitoes, Spray Kills Millions of Honeybees
Dead bees at Flowertown Bee Farm and Supplies in Summerville, S.C.CreditCreditFlowertown Bee Farm and Supplies
By Alan Blinder
The Monday morning scene at Juanita Stanley's apiary in Summerville, S.C., was ghastly and stunningly quiet: Everywhere one looked were clumps of honeybees, dead after a dousing on Sunday with the potent pesticide with which the local authorities had intended to kill mosquitoes.
"There was no need for a bee suit Monday morning to go down there, because there was no activity. It was silent," Ms. Stanley said on Thursday. "Honestly, I just fell to the ground. I was crying, and I couldn't quit crying, and I was throwing up."
For Ms. Stanley and her business, the death toll easily exceeds two million bees, and Dorchester County officials are still tabulating how many more might have been killed when a day of aerial spraying, scheduled to combat mosquitoes that could be carrying viruses like Zika, went awry. The apparently inadvertent extermination, the county administrator said, happened after a county employee failed to notify Ms. Stanley's business, which the administrator said should have been alerted about the spraying strategy. Some hobbyists were also caught by surprise.
"We've learned that the beekeeping community in Dorchester County, and in that area in particular, is larger than we were aware of," Jason L. Ward, the county administrator, said in an interview. "Our idea is to balance working with them with the issue of public safety."
Concerned about the spread of the Zika virus across the South, local officials on Sunday targeted a 15-square mile area of the county, which is near Charleston, with naled. The pesticide, which has been in use in the United States for more than 50 years, is a common tool for mosquito control, but federal officials have said the chemical can be harmful to honeybees while also posing brief risks to aquatic invertebrates and terrestrial wildlife.
Officials in Dorchester County, where four travel-related cases of Zika have been reported, sometimes spray for mosquitoes from the roads, but Mr. Ward said he believed that Sunday's aerial effort was the first of its kind for the county. He acknowledged that a county worker had not followed the local government's standard procedure of notifying registered beekeepers about the deployment of pesticides.
"He made a mistake in terms of going down his list, and failed to call," said Mr. Ward, who said the county, through its insurance policy, would try to reimburse Ms. Stanley's business. He said insurance adjusters would need to determine the value of the lost honeybees, but Ms. Stanley suggested that figure would be "a vast amount."
"This is much more than just how much those little dead bees are worth," Ms. Stanley said. "My entire business is dead, and it's not like I can just go out shopping and buy some more bees and get right back on track."
The county had tried to publicize its plans through social media and the local press, Mr. Ward noted, but Ms. Stanley said that officials had long notified her about scheduled sprayings delivered by truck. This time, she knew nothing about what had happened until a firefighter, who is also a beekeeper, showed up at her door on Monday.
"This is going to sound harsh, but I think for me, this one word is very fitting, and it's ignorance," she said. "We, as humans, are not doing the research and finding out the facts before we make decisions."
The employee in question, who did not respond to a message on Thursday, has apologized, Ms. Stanley said.
"I'm devastated, I'm heartbroken, I'm distraught," Ms. Stanley added. "I have a lot of emotions and thoughts right now, and none of them are very positive."
The county has not scheduled any additional aerial sprayings of naled, but some experts have questioned the county's initial strategy, which included spraying during the day, when honeybees are more active.
Dr. Dennis vanEngelsdorp, a bee researcher at the University of Maryland, said the deaths of the bees in South Carolina were unnecessary, and that there were ways to guard against mosquitoes without simultaneously killing valuable pollinators.
"I think this shows how easy it is to forget best practices when faced with emerging issues — and killing bees is probably not the biggest impact," he said. "If you're killing honeybees, you're killing a lot of other non-honeybee pollinators, too, and those populations could take a long time to recover."
John Schwartz contributed reporting.
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Q: How to change selection color for NSTableView which use NSArrayContoller as content source? I have an NSTableView (view Based) who show info's from an NSarrayController. All connections are made from IB.
Everything works fine, but blue selection color doesn't look ok with my design idea, so I want to change this color with my own color, but until now I failed.
class MyTable: NSTableView, NSTableViewDelegate {
    override func drawBackgroundInClipRect(clipRect: NSRect) {

        if self.isRowSelected( self.selectedRow ){
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        }
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}

My real problem is that: I have no idea where should I start, what to subclass, NSTableView , NSTableCellView etc.
Recent I discovered a method to do that which say I should subclass NSTableRowView, and override drawSelectionInRect function.
I've did that, but in IB i don't have an NSTableRowView Object.
Thanks.

A: The preferred method is to override drawSelection(in:) which the default implementation of draw(_:) calls when it needs to draw the selection for a selected row. You don't have to check the selection state yourself.
override func drawSelection(in dirtyRect: NSRect) {
    NSColor.green.setFill()
    dirtyRect.fill()
}

However, if you override draw(in:) as well and do not call the superclass implementation, you will have to call drawSelection(in:) manually and determine the selection state yourself. Another benefit to overriding drawSelection(in:) is that "the selection will automatically be alpha-blended if the selection is animating in or out.".

A: Swift 4 version of @Prontto 's excellent answer.
class MyRowView: NSTableRowView {
    override func draw(_ dirtyRect: NSRect) {
        super.draw(dirtyRect)

        if isSelected == true {
            NSColor.green.set()
            dirtyRect.fill()
        }
    }
}

.
// In your NSTableViewDelegate
func tableView(_ tableView: NSTableView, rowViewForRow row: Int) -> NSTableRowView? {
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}

A: I did that in this way. First subclass NSTableRowView as you said:
class MyRowView: NSTableRowView {

    override func drawRect(dirtyRect: NSRect) {
        super.drawRect(dirtyRect)

        if selected == true {
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        }
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}

And then just add this method:
func tableView(tableView: NSTableView, rowViewForRow row: Int) -> NSTableRowView? {
    let myCustomView = MyRowView()
    return myCustomView
}

If I remember right, that should do it.
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class ViewController: NSViewController, NSTableViewDataSource, NSTableViewDelegate {

    var persons = [Person]()

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        // Do any additional setup after loading the view.
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    }

    func populate() {
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        var second = Person(name: "Jesse Pinkman")

        persons = [first, second]
    }

    func numberOfRowsInTableView(tableView: NSTableView) -> Int {
        return persons.count
    }

    func tableView(tableView: NSTableView, viewForTableColumn tableColumn: NSTableColumn?, row: Int) -> NSView? {
        if tableColumn?.identifier == "name" {
            let view = tableView.makeViewWithIdentifier(tableColumn!.identifier!, owner: self) as! NSTableCellView
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        }
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    }

    func tableView(tableView: NSTableView, rowViewForRow row: Int) -> NSTableRowView? {
        let myCustomView = MyRowView()
        return myCustomView
    }

}


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The closing of Cedar House Shelter means fewer beds are available for homeless men in Cedar Rapids.The 16-bed shelter opened in 2001. It closed late last month after a merger with another group fell through because of problems with the Cedar House building.Judy Wolfe, who leads the Cedar House board, says the board wasn't comfortable with continuing operations in the building, and there wasn't enough money to move to a new spot.Tim Wilson is director of the Willis Dady Shelter and he says the loss of Cedar House removes about a third of the beds available for single homeless men in Cedar Rapids.
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The closing of Cedar House Shelter means fewer beds are available for homeless men in Cedar Rapids.
The 16-bed shelter opened in 2001. It closed late last month after a merger with another group fell through because of problems with the Cedar House building.
Judy Wolfe, who leads the Cedar House board, says the board wasn't comfortable with continuing operations in the building, and there wasn't enough money to move to a new spot.
Tim Wilson is director of the Willis Dady Shelter and he says the loss of Cedar House removes about a third of the beds available for single homeless men in Cedar Rapids.
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Mavalankar, D. and Amit, S. (2008). "Lessons from Massive Floods of 2006 in Surat City: A framework for Application of MS/OR Techniques to Improve Dam Management to Prevent Flood," IIM Ahmedabad Working Paper Series (W.P. No. 2008-07-06), July 2008.
Amit, S. and Kulkarni, V. (2009). "Disinvestment in India: A Stakeholders' Management Perspective," South East Asian Journal of Management, Vol. 3 No. 1, pp. 41-52.
Amit, S. and Sushil (2017). Strategy Execution Act: Channelizing Operations into Actions. In P. Bhatt, P. Jaiswal, B Majumdar and S. Verma (Eds.), Riding the New Tides: Navigating the Future through Effective People Management (pp. 30-46). New Delhi: Emerald.
Amit, S. and Sushil (2015). "Flexible Strategy Game Card: Framework for Effective Strategy Execution," Systemic Flexibility and Business Agility, pp. 97-111, Springer India Publication.
Amit S. and Sushil (2014). "Adapt: Critical Pillar of Strategy Execution Process," Organizational Flexibility and Competitiveness, pp. 9-24, Springer India Publication.
Vinayshil, G. and Amit, S. (2013). "Performance Management: Emerging Issues and Future Challenges," Performance Management: Concept, Application and Challenges, Excel India Publication.
Amit Srivastava (2007). "Role Of Communication in Industrial Disputes: The Case- Industrial Unrest (2005), HMSI," Communication Strategies and Trends, Tata McGraHill, India, pp. 557-564.
Amit Srivastava (2007). "Managing Stakeholders' Dynamics in Industrial Dispute: The Case- HMSI, Industrial Unrest (2005)," Trade Unions, The ICFAI University Press India, pp. 223-246.
Amit Kumar Srivastava, "Alignment: The Foundation of Effective Strategy Execution", International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management (ABDC B).
Mass with Mix: A Journey of Governance Adaption. AMJ Paper and Idea Development Workshop, IIM Bangalore. February 17-18, 2018.
Governance of knowledge creation in technology based incubation. Journal of Academy of Marketing Science (JAMS) India Conference, held at ISB Hyderabad, April 26-28, 2018.
Workshop on SAS for internal Research Scholars and Faculty. October 07, 2017. TAPMI Manipal.
Ishwar Haritas and Amit Srivastava. Ambidexterity as Competitive Advantage Against. Paper Presented at: BANFF Strategic Management Society Special Conference; Canada; June 2-4, 2017.
Amit Srivastava and Ishwar Haritas. Alliance Portfolio Diversity and Neo-Strategic Alliances: Dynamic Capability Apporach at Focus Firm in Hypercompetitive Environment. Paper Presented at: Strategic Management Society Special Conference in Hong Kong; Chinese University of Hong Kong; December 10-12, 2016.
Amit Srivastava and Ishwar Haritas. Outbound M&A to Optimize Global Value Chain Opportunities: A Longitudinal Study of Indian Manufacturing Firms. Paper Presented at: 16th Global Conference on Flexible Systems Management (GLOGIFT 16); University of Technology; Sydney; December 4-6, 2016.
Amit Srivastava and Sushil. Strategy Execution Act: Channelizing Strategy Execution Operations into Actions. Paper Presented at: FORE International OB & HR Conference 2016 (FIOHC); FORE School of Management, New Delhi; Novemver 24-25, 2016.
Ishwar Haritas, Amit Srivastava and Daya Shankar Maurya. Reducing Transaction Cost in Healthcare: An Assessment of the Role of New Healthcare Ventures in India. Paper Presented at: Health Entrepreneurship Administration Technology (HEAT); T.A. Pai Management Institute Manipal; November 11-12, 2016.
Amit Srivastava , Ishwar Haritas& Daya Shankar Maurya, Reducing Transaction cost in Healthcare: "An Assessment of the Role of New Healthcare Ventures in India, Heat 2016, T.A. Pai Management Institute Manipal, November 11-12, 2016, 2016-17.
Amit Srivastava & Sushil, Strategy Execution Act: Channelizing Strategy Execution Operations into Actions, FORE International OB & HR Conference (FIOHC 16), Novemver 24-25, 2016, 2016-17.
Amit Srivastava & Ishwar haritas, Outbound M&A to Optimize Global Value Chain Opportunities: A Logitudinal Study of Indian Manufacturing Firms, GLOGIFT 16, UTS Business Shchool, Monash University, GIFT Society, December 4-6, 2016, 2016-17.
Amit Srivastava & Ishwar haritas, Alliance portfolio diversity and neo-strategic alliances: Dynamic capability apporach at focus firm in hypercompetitive environment, Strategic Management Cociety Special Conference in Hong Kong, Chinese University of Hong Kong, December 10-12, 2016-17.