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Cold Case Allegan: The Disappearance Of Richard Hitchcock
Lacy James
Lacy James Published: December 17, 2019
Courtesy of Help us Find Richard Hitchcock
Richard Eugene Dale Hitchcock disappeared on December 22, 1990, just a few days before Christmas.
Richard (also known as Richie and Rich) was last seen leaving the Riverfront Lounge on Water Street in Allegan at 2:30 a.m. on December 22, 1990. He was removed from the bar for being drunk. There were 3 people who gave statements to law enforcement that Richie jumped the fence behind the bar that led to the Kalamazoo River. Those who have investigated the case say it is possible that Rich never even went into the river. He is believed to be a victim of homicide and his remains have never been found. The search and investigation into Richie's disappearance has remained ongoing since they day he went missing.
Law enforcement, family, and volunteers conducted extensive searches up and down the Kalamazoo River for days without finding any signs of the then 21-year-old. Richie's vehicle was located in a nearby parking lot a few days later with Christmas gifts still on the seat. His keys were never found. The key chain was clear epoxy with a scorpion molded within it.
The Riverfront Lounge has since changed ownership and names multiple times since Richard went missing. After being the Riverfront Lounge it was called Stella's, then changed again to Mug Shots Coffee House.
At the time of his disappearance, Richie was 21-years-old, had red/auburn hair that was described as "bushy", he had blue eyes, stood 6 feet tall, and weighed 135 pounds. Rich was last seen wearing white Union Bay jeans, a black t-shirt with Dangerous Toys written on it and a brown leather bomber jacket. He also could have been wearing a blue-striped shirt with a white t-shirt underneath.
In the decades since Richie first went missing there have been ground searches, K-9 cold case dog team searches, ground penetrating radar searches, and they have even excavated areas that his remains were thought to be based on tips, rumors and other clues. Each effort has failed to produce Richie and the closure his family has been hoping for.
Rich's family has never stopped searching for him. His cousin Kellie Boers has since devoted her life to finding him and helping other families with missing loved ones find theirs. Kellie also manages the social media page Help us Find Richard Hitchcock, as part of her efforts to locate him.
A $10,000 reward being offered to anyone that can lead investigators to his remains.
Anyone with information on Richard Eugene Dale Hitchcock's disappearance or where he can be located should contact the Allegan County Sheriff's Department at 269-686-4705. Those wishing to remain anonymous can contact Silent Observer at 1-855-SILENT-0 or by e-mail at SilentObserver@allegancounty.org .
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New appointments to the NLRB may spell doom for joint-employment liability
by Elliott Mest |
If Marvin Kaplan and William Emanuel join the National Labor Relations Board, the NLRB will be controlled by Republicans.
On July 19, the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions voted to approve President Donald Trump's nominees, Marvin Kaplan and William Emanuel, to the National Labor Relations Board, bringing the hotel industry one step closer to settling hang-ups on labor and employment left over from the Obama administration. One such issue, the concept of joint employment, is directly in the crosshairs.
The committee voted 12-11 on Kaplan, former counsel to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, and Emanuel, a member of the conservative Federalist Society and management-side labor attorney at Littler Mendelson. The two are expected to be confirmed to the NLRB pending a vote from the full Senate, which will be held on an as-of-yet unspecified date.
The concept of joint employment as dictated by the NLRB has been hotly debated since it was amended under the Obama administration in 2015 to include "indirect control." The updated definition has placed hotel operators in hot water as they attempt to reconcile the unclear concept while emboldening labor unions into sweeping liable parties into collective bargaining agreements. In some cases, fear of being attached to collective bargaining has scared potential investors away in union-rich locations such as New York City, but the recent appointments could play a role in revising the definition sooner as opposed to later.
President Donald Trump nominated Kaplan and Emanuel, both of whom are conservatives, and according to Dana Kravetz, managing partner at law firm Michelman & Robinson, they are now in a position to drive more business-friendly decisions approached by the board, which will be Republican controlled if the two are confirmed.
While the hospitality community felt some relief at the election of Trump due to his pro-business stance when it comes to regulation, there seemed to be little confidence that things would be moving this quickly. At the NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference, which took place in early June, Christian White, counsel at law firm BakerHostetler, said that due to a backlog of confirmations in the Senate there was little hope for a speedy confirmation process in the NLRB. Kravetz, however, said that the question right now pertains to how many positions within the government the President will be able to fill at a time, and if he will be able to shift these organizations to the party of his choosing.
"For the first time in a decade we are looking at an NLRB board that is Republican-leaning," Kravetz said. "The law moves at a glacier-like pace, but once you see these seats filled there are a number of top-of-mind issues that will be unraveled or pulled back in favor of business or the employer."
RELATED: Why labor and employment liability remain a persistent threat
Kravetz spoke in reference to a number of labor issues hoteliers take issue with, but spoke out on one in particular: the Aug. 27, 2015 decision regarding Browning-Ferris Industries, which found businesses liable in the event of employment and civil-rights violations when a company has "indirect control" over the workplace. Kravetz said the decision is currently on appeal, and if the apellate court kicks it back to the NLRB, the decision will be reversed.
Until then, however, Kravetz still cautions operators against getting too comfortable with changes that have yet to be confirmed.
"I don't think any employer should rest comfortably and think that even if it passes there will be no findings of joint employment," he said. "Control is a place where employers have slipped, and often they exert control over a property even unknowingly. They have to be vigilant, and that comes with the notion of housekeeping, valet and even security, and the tendency is to control the entire scene."
The Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, N.J., infamously closed its doors due in part to conflicts with the property's labor union.
Not All Sunshine
While Kravetz and those throughout the business community celebrate the potential new members of the NLRB, others aren't so happy. The AFL-CIO, a national trade union center and the largest federation of unions in the U.S., responded to the nominations of Kaplan and Emanuel with a letter to the Senate criticizing Emanuel's track record of solely representing employers, as well as his own admission that he has never taken on the case of a worker or union. The AFL-CIO also claimed that neither Kaplan or Emanuel have ever once "demonstrated a willingness to uphold the NLRB's basic mission of protecting workers rights."
"After reviewing their records and statements at their confirmation hearing, the AFL-CIO has concluded that we must oppose these nominees and urge the Senate to reject these nominations," the letter said. "In recent years, some in Congress and in the business community have launched relentless attacks on the NLRB and sought to get key NLRB decisions and actions overturned. Kaplan and Emanuel have been part of these attacks, and they said nothing at the confirmation hearing to distance themselves from these attacks or suggest that they would bring a less hostile, and more pro-NLRA view to their work," the AFL-CIO wrote. "Nor did either nominee make adequate commitments to recuse from cases and issues where there is real concern, based on their prior work and writings, that they have prejudged the issue and would not approach it with an open, unbiased mind."
Meanwhile, for all the discussion about what the Trump administration is trying to change and what the NLRB has power over, state and local governments are acting quickly to institute their own rules.
"Chicago, Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, those pro-employee locations are reacting somewhat as a response to actions taking place in the federal government," Kravetz said. "That's to be expected, and it will continue as a natural response to what occurs in the federal level. We saw that last year with Los Angeles' stance on minimum wage, and it went up as a way for cities to exert their own power."
In the face of this tangled web of change, Kravetz said hotels should look to their associations for assistance. He specifically pointed to the American Hotel & Lodging Association as an organization that reacts to "big-ticket items" that affect hoteliers as issues become increasingly difficult to keep track of.
"It's an evolving topic, and as these people get into their seats at the NLRB we will see which issues they decide to cover," he said.
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We have a bunch of mailing lists. There are a few people on the "listmaster" default list -- me, nickm, qbi, atagar. Some other lists have other owners.
and see if the maintainers listed on that table are accurate. And update it with what we learn. Also there are probably internal (unlisted) lists that we should track down and do that process for too.
Then step two should be to figure out which lists need more help, or a fresh set of maintainers, and make that part happen.
I'm filing this ticket because I'm probably the most active maintainer for tor-talk, tor-relays, and tor-dev, and the *-owner aliases for those three lists are being bombed with spam starting a week or so ago, and I was trying to survive it for the past week but I've now given up and I'm filtering all of that mail into a mailbox that I will probably just ignore. So, here is our heads-up that the main lists have just lost their main maintainer, and maybe we can build a plan to handle it.
atagar notes that he has also stopped reading *-owner aliases this past week.
a parallel approach we might take would be to block all mail from qq.com to those addresses. that could work short-term maybe.


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Land‐use change is a major threat to biodiversity globally. Roads cause direct mortality and limitation of individual movements, which may isolate populations and affect their viability in the long term. Here we provide the first comprehensive global assessment of the exposure of terrestrial mammalian carnivores to roads using an integrated modelling framework.
We estimated critical road densities and critical patch sizes for each species based on a spatially explicit model and life‐history traits. We calculated the distribution of landscape fragment sizes for each carnivore species by intersecting global road density with each species range. The proportion of a species' geographical range with fragments below the critical patch size is used as an index of the vulnerability to roads.
We found that the carnivores expected to be most exposed to roads belong to families Felidae, Ursidae, Mustelidae, Canidae and Procyonidae. Approximately one‐third of the species most affected have not been identified by the IUCN as threatened by roads. Our model projects time to extinction that may be as low as one century for some species, such as the endangered Iberian lynx. Species are expected to be more exposed in areas with medium to high road density but, surprisingly, also in areas where road density is relatively low. Hotspots of the number of species locally endangered by roads occur in North America and Asia.
Our results suggest the need to reassess the status and threats of those species that have not been previously recognized as strongly affected by roads. Our framework can be applied at different spatial scales, to assess the effects of the development of the road network and inform prioritization schemes for road building, and to identify areas for conservation, and species requiring particular mitigation and restoration measures.


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Q: Why don't languages like C have NAND operators? I know that some languages like APL have a dedicated NAND operator, but I'm thinking about languages like C, C++, Java, Rust, Go, Swift, Kotlin, even instruction sets, etc. since these are the languages which actually implement golfing languages.
As far as I know, modern processors are made up of NAND gates, since any logic gate can be implemented as a combination of NAND gates. For example, processors compose NAND gates like this to create these operators:
A AND B  == ( A NAND B ) NAND ( A NAND B )
A OR  B  == ( A NAND A ) NAND ( B NAND B )
  NOT A  == ( A NAND A )

So, it just makes sense to me that it would be really efficient for a program to say "Hey, I have a NAND operation for you; please pass it through only one gate and store the result in a register." However, as far as I'm aware, no such operator exists in actual compiled languages.
I've seen arguments saying that these languages don't contain a dedicated NAND operator since C = A NAND B can be expressed as these:
C = NOT ( A AND B )

C = ( NOT A ) OR ( NOT B )

The problem I see is that, since each of these operators is implemented in the processor as a combination of NANDs, then expressing NAND as these compositions might have them be executed as this:
; C = NOT ( A AND B )

X = A NAND B
X = X NAND X
C = X NAND X

; alternatively:

C = ( ( A NAND B ) NAND ( A NAND B ) ) NAND ( ( A NAND B ) NAND ( A NAND B ) )

; C = ( NOT A ) OR ( NOT B )

X = A NAND A
Y = B NAND B
C = ( X NAND X ) NAND ( Y NAND Y )

; alternatively:

C = ( ( A NAND A ) NAND ( A NAND A ) ) NAND ( ( B NAND B ) NAND ( B NAND B ) )

This seems silly and inefficient to me! Just look at the first line of the implementation of C = NOT ( A AND B ): it gives us the result right away! But we toss it back and forth a few times after that anyway to return to the result we started with.
I know each of these gates is a single processor instruction, but wouldn't that instruction be so much more efficient if it only passed through one gate rather than several?
I assume and pray that some compiler or something is smart enough to optimize this (after all, I see NAND in some IBM instruction sets), but I haven't heard of higher-level languages having an operator that explicitly invokes it. My question is why not just let the dev specify "Here is a NAND operation; just do that"?
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*Why is there no nand instruction in modern CPUs? (about the circuits within a CPU, not languages)

*Why do higher level languages have neither xor nor nand short-circuit operators? (about missing operators in general, not this specific one. Also about short-circuiting)

A: I have seen only a few languages that implemented a NAND keyword.
Remember that source-code is designed to be expressive of the logic that is needed to solve the problem at hand.  It is entirely up to the [optimizing ...] compiler to decide what machine instructions to generate to correspond to what that source-code says.  If the chip has a useful NAND instruction, the compiler might decide to use it.

A: NAND doesn't match the mental image of logic that normal people including software developers have. A nand B doesn't make sense to a normal person. It's absolutely fine in an instruction set, but not in a programming language. And compilers have no problem at all converting "not (a and b)" or "not a or not b" into a nand.
Where it gets really bad is when you realise that most uses of and are for program glow aka short circuited operations.

A: There are so many levels in between the source code of some program and the circuits on a chip. While some microarchitecture details definitely have a high-level performance impact, the ability to specify a NAND operation wouldn't be one of them. High-level programs have little connection to circuits on a chip
First, our program must be converted to machine code. This might happen through an ahead of time compiler, or a JIT compiler immediately before execution, or the program might be interpreted without compilation. All of these approaches already introduce substantial overhead that goes beyond what would be saved by a simpler circuit.
When the CPU executes machine code, the machine code is handled in a pipeline. Instructions in this pipeline are decoded and partially executed ahead of time. Actually, the machine code instructions are usually decoded into microcode, a CPU-internal instruction set. And then finally the microcode is dispatched on specialized hardware circuits. This decoding is controlled largely by firmware, i.e. the CPU performs a hardware-assisted just-in-time re-compilation.
The point is that every instruction is touched by millions of transistors before it is actually executed.
Per the instruction set specification, the CPU has a certain number of cycles to execute a machine code operation. This number depends on the complexity of the operation. On this scale, an AND and NAND operation would likely take the same number of cycles.
However, adding a NAND instruction could still be worth it e.g. if this would save power or lead to more compact programs. But those are fairly big assumptions that have to be balanced with the complexity of the instruction set. Every instruction complicates the decoding pipeline. Adding very small instructions is not generally worth it.
Of course, the decoding pipeline might recognize a pattern like and a, b; not a and issue a NAND microcode instruction in its place. But again: this wouldn't likely save any cycles, makes the CPU more complicated, and in any case would be unobservable from the outside. I don't know if modern CPUs have such microcode, but I'd bet they have better uses for that die space than a somewhat rare operation that can be easily emulated through other logical operations.

A: There is absolutely no reason to minimize the number of gates involved in executing an instruction. The amount of gates that are used to read the instruction from memory, figuring out what it does, and routing the input and output values far outweigh the number of gates involved in actually executing an instruction like AND.
Imagine it takes something like 50000 NAND gates to read and decode an instruction. Then 96 NAND gates to calculate the AND of the two values.
That means a NAND instruction would use 50000 gates to read and decode the instructions, and 32 gates to calculate the NAND of the two values. Why bother?
And you'd need three of them to calculate AND, so it would take three times as long.
That said, very old processors really did care about minimizing the total number of gates in the processor (not just the number that are used). For example, look at the PDP-8. It has AND and CMA (NOT) instructions, but it doesn't have an OR instruction. If you want to calculate A OR B, you have to calculate NOT ((NOT A) AND (NOT B)). Why? Well, to keep the number of gates down! Of course, there is no subtraction either. Try INCREMENT(NOT(B)) + A.

A: Like already mentioned in another answer, NAND and NOR are hardly semantically helpful to a coder so they would just be noise in the feature set of a high level language. But let's focus on your understanding of efficiency.
One CPU instruction is implemented as a number of steps that require so called cycles to be executed. A cycle is typically a period or half a period of an oscillator's electrical signal. The simple instructions require only one cycle to be executed, although there may be a network of tens or hundreds of NAND gates involved. The NAND gates that implement the instruction are hardwired and will operate at the speed the electrons are flowing. So, a couple of NAND gates more to realize the same one-cycle instruction does not hurt performance at all.

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Should You Buy Intuitive Surgical Stock At $775 Levels?
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Intuitive Surgical's Full Year 2019 Earnings Could Be Slightly Below Consensus
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50% Drop in Revenue Growth for Intuitive Surgical This Year?
April 13th, 2020 by Trefis Team
ISRG
Intuitive Surgical's (NASDAQ:ISRG) revenue grew 65% from $2.7 billion in 2016 to $4.5 billion in 2019, and it is estimated to be $5.0 billion in 2020. While the revenue grew around 20% in 2018 and 2019, the growth rate is likely to slow 0.6x to around 12% in 2020. Intuitive Surgical's double-digit growth over the past few years has been led by growth in the number of procedures performed. Looking at 2020, the coronavirus crisis will likely impact the company's sales, as several elective procedures could be cancelled or postponed.
Intuitive Surgical primarily serves the robotic surgical systems market. Its primary device is the da Vinci Surgical System, which helps surgeons perform minimally invasive surgeries through directions from a console. It delivers better postoperative results relative to traditional open surgery. Intuitive Surgical has a significant patent portfolio and currently faces little direct competition in the robotic surgery market.
Among Intuitive Surgical's business segments, Instruments & Accessories, will likely account for 56% of the company's total sales in 2020, and it will also be the key to the near term revenue growth. Instruments & Accessories is to Intuitive Surgical, the way ink supplies are to printer companies. With growth in installed base of da Vinci systems, there will be a need for several accessories and tools to go with it, and this drives the segment sales. Note that Instruments & Accessories sales are 2x the size of the total robotic system sales for Intuitive Surgical.
Instruments & Accessories segment is expected to be the single-biggest revenue driver with $2.8 billion in revenues (56% of Total Revenues) in 2020. It will likely be the fastest-growing segment – adding $1.4 billion over 2016-20 (61% of $2.3 billion in incremental revenues). Systems segment will add about $0.6 billion and Services $0.3 billion over 2016-20, representing (27% and 12% of the $2.3 billion in incremental revenue, respectively). Instruments & Accessories has been the key in the company's 135% stock price appreciation from $210 in early 2017 to around $500 currently (as of April 12). With increased acceptance of minimally invasive procedures performed through robotic surgical platforms, there has been a strong growth in the company's installed base, which, in turn, has benefited the Instruments & Accessories segment, and Intuitive Surgical managed to grow its adjusted net income margin by 150 basis points and its adjusted EPS by a strong 71% between 2016 and 2019. In our interactive dashboard analysis, ISRG Revenues: How Does Intuitive Surgical Make Money?, we discuss Intuitive Surgical's business model, followed by sections that review past performance and 2022 expectations.
Intuitive Surgical's Revenue Growth Pace On Upward Trajectory? Not Anymore
Intuitive Surgical's total revenue grew from $2.7 billion in 2016 to $4.5 billion in 2019.
This growth was largely led by its Instruments & Accessories segment, which benefited from increased acceptance of robotic surgical platforms based procedures.
However, as we look forward, the revenue growth rate could slow in the near term to low double-digits, with revenues expected to be north of $6.4 billion by 2022.
The decline in the pace of revenue growth can be attributed to two factors:
1. In the near term, the current coronavirus crisis will likely result in elective procedures being delayed or canceled.
2. The company will likely face increased competition in the robotic surgical systems over the coming years, as more products receive FDA approval. Medtronic, which acquired Mazor Robotics in 2018, has already made a commercial launch of its FDA approved Mazor Stealth X System.
Instruments & Accessories Is The Fastest Growing Segment For Intuitive Surgical
Instruments & Accessories sales grew from $1.4 billion in 2016 to $2.4 billion in 2019.
We estimate it to grow to $3.6 billion in 2022, led by higher installed base and higher average spend on instruments & accessories per unit.
Intuitive Surgical's installed base grew from less than 4,000 units in 2016 to over 5,500, led by more procedures being performed on da Vinci systems. It will likely grow to north of 7,400 units in 2022.
Average spend on instruments & accessories per unit also increased from $356K in 2016 to $431K in 2019, and it is estimated to grow to $488K in 2022, led by increased demand for robotic platform based procedures.
The growing demand for procedures can be attributed to some of the benefits of surgeries performed through robotic platforms. It includes, fewer and smaller incisions, less blood loss, shorter hospital stays, faster recoveries, and fewer scars than traditional open surgery.
Systems Revenue Is On A Rise
da Vinci Systems revenue grew from $800 million in 2016 to $1.3 billion in 2019.
We estimate it to grow to $1.8 billion in 2022, led by increased higher shipments of da Vinci systems, and growth in average revenue per unit.
Total number of systems sold grew from 537 units in 2016 to 1,119 units in 2019, and we forecast it to grow to north of 1,500 units in 2022.
Average revenue per da Vinci system declined from $1.49 million in 2016 to $1.20 million in 2019. This trend could continue with average revenue per da Vinci system declining to $1.17 million in 2022.
This can partly be attributed to higher proportion of systems sales into price sensitive market segments. Also, there is an impact of trade-in of older systems for newer ones with credit for older system, thereby impacting the average revenue per da Vinci system.
Services Segment Has Seen Slower Growth Compared To Other Segments
Intuitive Surgical's Services revenue grew from $511 million in 2016 to $724 million in 2019.
We estimate it to grow to $968 million in 2022, led by higher installed base, and stable average spend on services per unit.
Average spend on service has hovered around $130K over the past few years, and we expect it to remain around similar levels with marginal growth over the coming years.
Again, Intuitive Surgical's expansion into price sensitive markets could keep a check on the pricing growth for services. The company garnered 30% of its revenues from outside of the U.S. in 2019, and this figure will likely increase over the coming years.
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Fan: Following Fan Bingbing around is the product of 9 months that Dundon spent traveling around with Ms. Bingbing as an informal English tutor and candid, slice-of-life photographer. He had no clue who Ms. Bingbing was, and neither do I, really.
Mr. Dundon was in China on assignment for Time when he took the job, and for 9 months jet-setted all over mainland China with Ms. Bingbing, photographing her as she went about the business of being one of the biggest film and music stars in China.
Part documentary, part mythology-construction, Fan is a hodgepodge of pictures of Fan in costume, incognito, on boxes and billboards; screaming, gesticulating, wildly excited fans and sycophants; scowling managers; random buildings and street scenes; all sorts of things about and around Fan during those 9 months.
After a brief introduction from the photographer, the photographs come in a torrent, many spanning the gutter, most aligned with the book, some (mildly annoyingly) turned sideways. There might be a chronological or narrative arc, but I didn't discern it in the first couple of flips thorough. There are a couple of brief essays at the end from Jonathan Landreth and Erik Be—a description/ discussion of the project itself and a biography of Ms. Bingbing, and a meditation on the place of icons and fandom in consumer culture—and they add both some nice background and a potential stance from which to view the work.
Modes Vu prints on demand, or used to. My copy was ordered on April 14, 2016 and bears a printing date of April 17, so they print and ship quickly, or they used to. As of April 2019, the Modes VU website is still up, but their book section is down. Anyway, if you can find a copy of Fan, pick one up. There are some good pictures and its an interesting story.


I was recently invited to partake on a 'staycation' at the Grand Hyatt hotel in Jakarta!
Some of the things we enjoyed during our one night stay was swimming and relaxing by the lagoon themed pool area, going for dinner at Sushi Tei restaurant at the nearby Grand Indonesia Mall (It's connected to the hotel, and is one of South East Asia's largest shopping centres), having a delicious buffet breakfast at the Grand Café, and we also enjoyed relaxing in the room, accompanied with room service of course! We were treated like such VIPs, and overall I would definitely rate this stay a 10/10!
Here's a night time lapse video I filmed from our room along with some other shots I posted on my personal Instagram!
Grand Hyatt Jakarta can be found at Jalan M. H. Thamrin Kav. 28-30, Jakarta, Indonesia. For more info, visit their website at Jakarta.Grand.Hyatt.com to check availability and rates.
As always, thanks so much to everyone for reading! As for what's next on my travel itinerary… in just over a week I will be going on a trip to Bandung, Indonesia. Following that trip, at the beginning of June I will be on my way to Australia! While there I will be visiting one of my good friends in Brisbane named Marnize who I met while living in North Vancouver last year- and we are also planning to go on a road trip to explore the Gold Coast! Finally, I will also be paying a 2 day visit to Sydney. Stay tuned for some adventure stories from the famous Down Under very soon!
What a great staycation. The lagoon pool looks so inviting. Room service is always a good idea!
This hotel looks awesome! I love the view from the hotel. And I could totally see myself spending an afternoon at the lagoon pool. Will definitely look into staying here when I have the chance to visit Jakarta!
It looks like it would be worth staying there for the views alone! The hotel looks really inviting and luxurious. I love the walkway to the spa. I can only imagine how relaxing it was inside!
When I lived in Jakarta, I used to love going to the Grand Hyatt for lunch over the weekend. I remember the food being so good here. The hotel looks super lux! It sounds like you had a wonderful trip – the views look amazing!
That's pretty nice, I wouldn't mind having to hang around in that hotel! That lagoon pool is pretty nice, I'd like to float around there for a day! I've never been to Jakarta, but maybe one day.


The productivity of fisheries worldwide has declined as humans fished "down the food chain". Great Lakes commercial and sport fishing industries continue to fish top-predators, despite challenges imposed by ecosystem change and multi-jurisdictional governance of resources. Among stakeholders, it is often unclear if and how managers balance ecological risk to stocks against economic risk to producers, packers and their broader communities. In light of widespread fisheries collapses, regulatory bodies might impose quotas more conservative than necessary to protect stocks, thereby putting fisheries at risk.
Our research seeks to address whether and how differences in the changes experienced by harvested fish species are influenced by changes made in society and ecological structure through examining a range of real and modeled freshwater capture fisheries.
We anticipate that the results of our research will provide a better understanding of the relative importance of different factors as they affect the risk of over-exploitation of harvested fish stocks. This information will continue to inform industry stakeholders' input to emerging structured decision-making forums for quota setting in the Great Lakes.


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/**
 * @fileoverview Unit tests for NumberConversionService.
 */

import { NumberConversionService } from './number-conversion.service';
import { I18nLanguageCodeService } from 'services/i18n-language-code.service';
import { TestBed } from '@angular/core/testing';

describe('NumberConversionService', () => {
  let i18nLanguageCodeService: I18nLanguageCodeService;
  let numberConversionService: NumberConversionService;

  beforeEach(() => {
    TestBed.configureTestingModule({
      providers: [NumberConversionService,
        I18nLanguageCodeService]
    });
    numberConversionService = TestBed.inject(NumberConversionService);
    i18nLanguageCodeService = TestBed.inject(I18nLanguageCodeService);
  });

  it('should get the decimal separator depending on the page context', ()=>{
    i18nLanguageCodeService.setI18nLanguageCode('en');
    expect(numberConversionService.currentDecimalSeparator()).toEqual('.');

    i18nLanguageCodeService.setI18nLanguageCode('fr');
    expect(numberConversionService.currentDecimalSeparator()).toEqual(',');

    i18nLanguageCodeService.setI18nLanguageCode('ar');
    expect(numberConversionService.currentDecimalSeparator()).toEqual(',');
  });

  it('should convert a number string to the English decimal number', ()=>{
    let number1 = '-1.22';
    let number2 = '1,5';
    let number3 = '1,31e1';
    let number4 = 'abc';
    let number5 = 'e';
    let number6 = '';
    spyOn(numberConversionService, 'currentDecimalSeparator')
      .and.returnValues('.', ',', ',', '.', ',', '.');

    expect(numberConversionService.convertToEnglishDecimal(number1))
      .toEqual(-1.22);
    expect(numberConversionService.convertToEnglishDecimal(number2))
      .toEqual(1.5);
    expect(numberConversionService.convertToEnglishDecimal(number3))
      .toEqual(13.1);
    expect(numberConversionService.convertToEnglishDecimal(number4))
      .toEqual(null);
    expect(numberConversionService.convertToEnglishDecimal(number5))
      .toEqual(null);
    expect(numberConversionService.convertToEnglishDecimal(number6))
      .toEqual(null);
  });

  it('should convert a number to the local format', ()=>{
    let number = -198.234;

    spyOn(numberConversionService, 'currentDecimalSeparator')
      .and.returnValues('.', ',');

    expect(numberConversionService.convertToLocalizedNumber(number))
      .toEqual('-198.234');
    expect(numberConversionService.convertToLocalizedNumber(number))
      .toEqual('-198,234');
  });
});

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If you have been following our Intel Xeon D-2100 Series Launch Coverage Central you will have seen that we already published the expected Xeon D-2100 series OS compatibility list. Usually, VMware is one of the laggards in terms of hardware compatibility for bleeding-edge platforms. Conversely, Microsoft Windows and Linux tend to have leading compatibility of server parts. As a result, we wanted to take an opportunity to test the Intel Xeon D-2100 platform, based on a Supermicro X11SDV-4C-TLN2F, with VMware ESXi 6.5u1.
We made a short, sub 2 minute, video of our results. In the video, you will see that indeed, this worked without an issue. We made the recording using an older ISO, from August 2017, just to ensure that there has not been an update since then. The VMware ESXi 6.5u1 was the first iteration to fully support Intel Xeon Scalable and AMD EPYC which is why it is becoming popular in data centers and labs.
At the start of the video, you can see the machine running Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS prior to installation. In essence, while recording we realized that we covered Ubuntu compatibility inadvertently. Ubuntu was installed without a single additional driver needing to be added, and we have both GUI and server versions running on the Supermicro X11SDV generation platforms.
We wondered why we did not need to install an additional set of drivers, and the reason quickly became clear: Intel did something very smart with this generation. At the heart of the platform's I/O is Lewisburg. If that sounds familiar, it is because the Lewisburg generation of PCH is what was introduced on the Intel Xeon Scalable series of mainstream server processors.
For those deploying these embedded platforms, it means that we expect broad out-of-box OS support for the Intel Xeon D-2100 series platforms out of the gate. That is not something we always see with new embedded platforms, such as the Intel Atom C3000 series.
Now, the question remains, if you are working with VMware ESXi virtualization solutions is the Intel Xeon D-2100 series the right platform. We think there is a place for it in highly space-constrained situations or those that require low power, low memory capacity, and high compute performance. You can check out our Platform Power Consumption and First Benchmarks of the Intel Xeon D-2100 Series and we will have lots more on STH in the near future.
Can ESXi 6.5 u1 run on Intel W-processor?
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"""Interface work units."""

import abc
import enum
from typing import Any

class ArtifactType(enum.Enum):
  # A URL for dashboards, etc.
  URL = 1
  # File path.
  FILE = 2
  # Directory path.
  DIRECTORY = 3

class WorkUnit(abc.ABC):
  """A work unit represents a single trial in an experiment.

  Experiments will usually have multiple work units with different
  hyperparameters. Each work unit can have multiple jobs (training,
  evaluation, etc.). And jobs can have multiple tasks when the training
  is distributed across multiple machines.
  """

  @property
  @abc.abstractmethod
  def experiment_id(self):
    """ID of the experiment of the work unit."""

  @property
  @abc.abstractmethod
  def id(self):
    """Unique identifier for the work unit."""

  @property
  def name(self):
    """Returns the name of the work unit as <XID>/<WID>.

    XID is a ID of the experiment and WID is the number of the work unit
    within the experiment.

    Returns:
      The work unit name. e.g. 12345/1.
    """
    return f"{self.experiment_id}/{self.id}"

  @abc.abstractmethod
  def set_notes(self, msg: str):
    """Sets the notes for this work unit. These are displayed in the UI."""

  @abc.abstractmethod
  def set_task_status(self, msg: str):
    """Sets the status string for this task."""

  @abc.abstractmethod
  def create_artifact(self, artifact_type: ArtifactType, artifact: Any,
                      description: str):
    """Creates an artifact entry for the work unit."""


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New Music, Premiere
Justin Timberlake: 'Suit & Tie' Featuring Jay-Z!
January 13, 2013 / 18 Comments
He's back! After over six years since the release of his multi-platinum sophomore album FutureSex/LoveSounds, Justin Timberlake has just released his brand-new single "Suit & Tie" featuring Jay-Z! Written and produced by Justin Timberlake, Timbaland, Shawn Carter, Jerome "J-ROC" Harmon and James Flauntleroy, "Suit & Tie" is a fun, unexpected, smooth and delicious R&B jam that is giving me major Justified vibes. I love it! It definitely doesn't scream comeback single but give it a chance, It's a grower for sure. Enjoy!
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"Back in June of last year, I quietly started working on what is now, my next journey with that thing I love called MUSIC," Justin wrote on his official site. "The inspiration for this really came out of the blue and to be honest, I didn't expect anything out of it. I just went into the studio and started playing around with some sounds and songs. It was probably the best time I've had in my career… Just creating with no rules and/or end goal in mind and really enjoying the process. What I came up with is something I couldn't be more excited about! It is full of inspiration that I grew up listening to and some new found muses that I've discovered along the way. I'm calling it "The 20/20 Experience," and it's coming out this year."
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I hate the whole weird lead in part but I love the whole vibe afterwards!
I'm digging the vibe a lot. After the lame intro, it definitely picks up
Intro was better than the song to me, LOL!
Ryan L Waterman
Maybe it will grow on me, but as of right now I'm feeling pretty disappointed by the track. Just about as disappointed as I was with the "new" Destiny's Child track.
bLaine kelley
why does the new Justin Timberlake song sound like a left over track from one of Robin Thicke's albums?
a "comeback" single this is not.
#unimpressed
I love it but not as a first single after 6 years…
Nope. Try again, Justin. This is not what is acceptable after a 6 year musical hiatus.
This is not comeback material in the slightest.
YEP_ITS_HER
Atrocious lyrics and there are 5 PEOPLE noted as songwriters. What a joke!!!
2013 has started with a plop fo sho.
Kelle Ford
The song is fine. But I really dont like the singer though, no offense meant.
The songwriting on this song is just lazy. Tired melodies, tired lyrics and the musical direction is not relevant to today's charts. It's fine if Justin doesn't care about writing pop songs anymore, but it's disappointing to a lot of his fans to come up with something like this after such a long musical hiatus. Disappointed by JT for the first time ever.
Robin Thicke would have killed this song…he sounds so bored, why try singing again when you can be in movies Justin? That's what you really want anyway…then we wont have to hear this on the radio all the time ugh…
There's such a fly 'Off The Wall' Michael Jackson-ish vibe to this. My style. Love it.
DJ_Stunner
Its amazing how it takes a lot of people to produce crap like this! Really disappointing 🙁
Not happy with this 'comeback' either. Everything is already said about what I think of the song, except that the rap part of Jay-Z is the best part of the song and that is not even that good either. Very disappointing!
maopowa
I'm grinning and chuckling at all the Robin Thicke references & it's true, this DOES sound like a Robin Thicke leftover track. Burn! I agree with another comment that it's not comeback quality. It just isn't that replay worthy (imo). This track personally feels more disco pop than r&b
yourevent
Mr Timberlake is back,, and to be honest I have to agree ,, nothing new,, I expected much more from JT. He s just a outstanding singer ,,, and hopefully the new album has more to give,, then the first single


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Daniel Léveillé wins the 2017 GRAND PRIX de la danse de Montréal
Montreal, November 30, 2017— Daniel Léveillé Danse (DLD) is proud to announce that its founder and artistic director, choreographer Daniel Léveillé, won the GRAND PRIX de la danse de Montréal today. This prestigious award, which includes this year a $25,000 cash prize offered by Quebecor and the Ville de Montréal, was granted to him at the Wilder Building during the PRIX DE LA DANSE DE MONTRÉAL (PDM) award ceremony.
The jury sought to recognize Daniel Léveillé, one of Québec's best-known choreographers on the international stage and an exceptional educator, for his impact on the dance community and the longevity of his career. Daniel Léveillé possesses a unique signature, and his production has been marked by its integrity. The jury also considered his remarkable support and transmission efforts enabled through his company, which has helped numerous artists produce and tour their works.
In his speech, Daniel Léveillé thanked all the dancers who embodied his choreographic work throughout all these years, with passion and talent. He also acknowledged the entire DLD staff, as well as all the dance presenters who believed in this work, touring agents, stage managers, lighting crews and rehearsal coaches. He thanked the members of the PDM jury for this honour, as well as Marie Chouinard, founder of this event, which enables the dance community to applaud each year the excellent work of its artists. "Marie, you were truly inspired, the day you had that idea!" he said.
The GRAND PRIX de la danse, which is awarded every year to a dance artist in recognition of his or her exceptional contribution to the field, was granted in the past years to Édouard Lock (2016), Alain Patel (2015), Meg Stuart (2014), Benoît Lachambre (2013), Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker (2012) and Louise Lecavalier (2011).
Among the other prizes awarded at the ceremony, the Prix INTERPRÈTE—given to an exceptional performer—was granted ex aequo to Manuel Roque, associate artist at DLD, and Esther Gaudette, a performer who has been working closely with Daniel Léveillé for over a decade. Read our press release "Manuel Roque wins twice at the PRIX DE LA DANSE DE MONTRÉAL" >>
DLD wishes to congratulate the other talented winners of the 2017 edition of the PDMs: Paige Culley, Prix DÉCOUVERTE; Lorraine Hébert, Prix GESTIONNAIRE CULTUREL(LE); Constance V. Pathy, Prix CONTRIBUTION EXCEPTIONNELLE; Victor Quijada, Cultural Diversity Prize in Dance.
About DLD
DLD supports the creation, production and distribution of creative projects that are at the forefront of dance and performing arts. In 2006, the contemporary dance company widened its mandate, going from a sole creator to offering a personalized and strategic support for an array of strong artists to launch their works and reach national and international diffusion, thus contributing to the growing importance of the choreographic art and its hybrid forms. Therefore, the company not only supports the work of Daniel Léveillé, its founder and artistic director—with over 30 productions under his belt—but has also contributed to the development of artistic projects led by 6 talented Quebec artists. Presently, DLD supports Nicolas Cantin, Stéphane Gladyszewski, Frédérick Gravel, Étienne Lepage, Manuel Roque and Dana Michel (until mid-January 2018).
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We thought the running order for this week's feature was locked down until Thundercat swooped in with that Brainfeeder masterpiece, 'Them Changes'. Still, that doesn't mean you should skip the competition, oh no.
We thought the running order for this week's feature was locked down until Thundercat swooped in with that Brainfeeder masterpiece, 'Them Changes'. Still, that doesn't mean you should skip the competition, oh no: grab a load of Cherry Glazerr, Hassani Kwess, Chastity and sakehands below.
'Sip O' Poison' is a short but sweet track that clocks in at a minute and a half of pure, unfiltered punk rock energy. It's the kind of track that'll make you want to mosh in your living room with its aggressive (but not too abrasive) sound.
There are few occasions in life when a blend between Soul and Trap isn't appealing. D.C. artist Hassani Kwess shares his latest track 'Soul/Trap', produced by MisterNeek. The name 'Soul/Trap' is apt indeed. The keys floating throughout add the soul, whilst the 808s bring out the trap element.
Fittingly this track 'Toy' from newcomer musicmaker sakehands is full of cutesy, toytronic sounds – miniaturised bleeps, glistening glockenspiels, snappy synth chords, pizzicato strings, chimes and chopped-up vocal ping-ponging featuring heavily throughout. It's a tapestry of beautiful, detailed sounds, in any case. That's without taking into account its unique standpoint when it comes to the track's beat, rhythm, general atmosphere, a jostling host of futuristic slices of hyper-house, gummy candy-coloured footwork, mixed in with smouldering R&B vocals – all of it resulting in a soundscape that is as much sun-warped late-'90s pop as it is cute, light-spirited VGM bonanza. One to watch for sure.
Thundercat wrote the song with Flying Lotus, and it features Kamasi Washington. Even on paper this should be the song of the week.


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Here's how you can get on a COVID-19 vaccine wait list in McKinney
Residents on the list can be notified when vaccines become available.
Young people gather in the parking lot of McKinney High School in this March 2020 file photo. The state is ramping up its COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the new year in the hopes that widespread vaccinations will help make socially distanced hangouts of this kind unnecessary.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer)
By Anna Caplan
10:22 AM on Jan 6, 2021 CST
McKinney is partnering with Collin County on a newly created wait list for residents hoping to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, as supplies remain limited in the early stages of a nationwide vaccination campaign.
The county will provide the city information for residents on the wait list, who will be notified when vaccines become available and when appointments to get vaccinated can be scheduled, according to a news release from the city.
The wait list is intended for Collin County residents who are among the vulnerable groups being prioritized in the early rounds of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. These "Phase 1A and 1B" categories include frontline health care workers, residents of long-term care facilities, people over the age of 65 and people with certain chronic health conditions.
Due to the limited number of vaccines available to McKinney and Collin County, the city is encouraging residents to contact their primary health care provider and their local pharmacy to ask about additional vaccine availability.
Most private health care providers like pharmacies, hospitals and physicians are maintaining their own vaccine wait lists, separate from the county health department's wait list, according to the news release.
To sign up for the Collin County wait list and request a vaccine, go here.
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Cannibalisme d'automne est une huile sur toile peinte par Salvador Dalí en 1936. Elle appartint à l'origine à la collection d'Edward James et est actuellement exposée à la galerie Tate à Londres.

Contexte
La toile fut réalisée par Dali en 1936, lorsque la guerre civile espagnole était sur le point d'éclater, et ce fut cette situation qui inspira l'artiste. L'image reproduit deux êtres, un homme et une femme, aux chairs molles et coulantes, imbriqués l'un dans l'autre. La fluidification a deux valeurs pour Dali : c'est d'une part une décomposition de mort qu'il accompagne souvent de fourmis, d'autre part, elle lui suggère  le merveilleux de l'amour, l'union profonde des amants qui se consomment et s'unissent.

La guerre est connectée de manière complexe dans l'érotisme manifeste d'un baiser cannibale. Pour J. Crée, .

Comme dans nombre de ses toiles sur le sujet (la Girafe en feu), la femme est faite de tiroirs qui évoquent les couches inconscientes, qui peut être à la fois associée à l'érotisme féminin et à la boîte de Pandore de la guerre civile.

Ironie du sort, au moment même où l'Espagne sombrait dans la guerre civile, Dali eut un énorme succès aux États-Unis comme figure majeure d'une exposition sur le surréalisme au Musée d'Art Moderne de New York et fit la Une du Times Magazine en .

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Liens externes

Tableau de Salvador Dalí
Tableau réalisé en 1936
Tableau surréaliste
Cannibalisme dans la peinture
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COVID-19: All schools in England to reopen on 8 March as PM plots course to ease lockdown | Politics News
All schools in England will reopen to all pupils on 8 March under the prime minister's roadmap out of lockdown to be announced tomorrow, with outdoor after-school sports and activities also allowed to restart.
And on the same date, outdoor recreation with one other person will also be permitted, meaning people will be allowed to sit together in a park with a coffee, drink or picnic.
Follow live coverage on Sky News on Monday as the PM is expected to address the House of Commons at 3.30pm and lead a Downing Street news conference at 7pm
What will be the impact of opening up?
From 29 March, larger groups will be able to meet outside – including in private gardens – up to a maximum of six people or two households.
Tennis courts, golf courses and other outdoor sport facilities will also reopen on 29 March, which is the first Monday of most schools' Easter holidays.
At the same time, organised adults and children's sport, including grassroots football, will restart.
The relaxation of measures is the first stage of a four-part roadmap expected to include the reopening of non-essential retail and hospitality in the coming months.
But restrictions will be eased step-by-step across the whole of England, avoiding a return to the previous system of regional tiers.
Boris Johnson is due to announce his plan to the House of Commons on Monday afternoon, before leading a Downing Street news conference at 7pm. MPs will vote on the regulations in the coming weeks.
Analysis: Why many people will be disappointed when they hear PM's lockdown lifting plan
Professor on ease of lockdown and schools
The prime minister is expected to stress that to progress to each stage, four tests must be passed:
1. The vaccine deployment programme continues successfully.
2. Evidence shows vaccines are sufficiently effective in reducing hospitalisations and deaths in those vaccinated.
3. Infection rates do not risk a surge in hospitalisations which would put unsustainable pressure on the NHS.
4. Our assessment of the risks is not fundamentally changed by new variants of concern.
You can read more on how these tests might be judged here.
In a statement ahead of the announcement, Mr Johnson said: "Our priority has always been getting children back into school which we know is crucial for their education as well as their mental and physical wellbeing, and we will also be prioritising ways for people to reunite with loved ones safely.
"Our decisions will be made on the latest data at every step, and we will be cautious about this approach so that we do not undo the progress we have achieved so far and the sacrifices each and every one of you has made to keep yourself and others safe."
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Here we are, guys, settling squarely into summer (yay for Summer Fridays!). For everyone who is on summer break (you lucky ducks), on vacay or taking off from work a little earlier on the weekend so you can hang out with your Netflix queue, the streaming co. has some awesome content in store for you in July (and scope out June's offerings as well!). Check it out below!
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Space ecosystem rife for private players: ISRO chief
NEW DELHI (PTI): Noting that the space ecosystem was rife with opportunities for private players, ISRO Chairman K Sivan on Thursday said operational space activities of the organisation will be open for the private industry to take up and commercially benefit from it.
At the same time, for sustaining the existing capabilities of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), the New Space India Limited will play an enhanced role in meeting user-driven demands, he said, addressing the Times Now Summit 2021.
"Through predictable policy, and legal framework, the operational space activities of ISRO will be open for private industry to take up and commercially benefit from it. Thus, the Indian space roadmap will be a mix of governmental, non-governmental space engines which complement each other, thereby boosting the economic growth of the country," Sivan said.
He said ISRO will continue and enhance focus on the development of innovative space technology and applications to expand the footprints of the country in space.
"Thus, a comprehensive decadal plan is being formulated to boost the R&D capabilities of the country along with building the technology gap. The requirement of space is also committed to playing a greater role in these post-space sectors in promoting and building the private sectors to thrive in the country," Sivan said.
On the effects of COVID-19, the ISRO chief said the pandemic affected the space agency's plans and also delayed various activities but added that the coronavirus has also given it an opportunity to work in an easier and cost-effective way.
"If one looks at the opportunity in the future of space, the global space economy has emerged stronger and proven its resilience in the fluctuating global economy. Space is thereby well-positioned for growth in growing investment, market development, and employment opportunities across multiple sectors," he said.
Calling these the turning points for setting up multiple fertile ecosystems for space industries across the world to create new job opportunities, encourage innovations and also contribute to the global space economy, Sivan said the government has recognised the need to start developing a local space-based economy considering India's strength in space, keeping in mind growing demand and opportunities in space-based applications.
"The revision of FDI policies will definitely open up huge avenues for powering space companies to invest in India. The policy enables foreign companies to tie up with Indian companies and help in creating a fertile ecosystem for the space industry and industries with new opportunities," he said.
He said that ISRO has a space-sighted mission, and with the revised mandate of the government, the private sector can complement it in space exploration as well.
"It will be made possible as industries will have opportunities to develop enabling technologies for exploration and it being a new area, the industries can really work well here. System requirements and specifications will be listed by ISRO and they will be realised by the industries," he said.
Sivan also spoke about how ISRO will offer its facilities for interface testing along with the space qualification by system run.
This framework will also be useful for the development of novel technologies including AI, machine learning, debris management, etc, he added.
On India's first manned-space mission 'Gaganyaan', Sivan said it is one of the most fascinating areas of ISRO and it shall put India in the club of nations with acumen space freight ability.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Elmore Rual Torn, Jr. (born February 6, 1931), better known as Rip Torn, was an American actor of stage, screen and television. Torn received an Academy Award nomination as Best Supporting Actor for his role in the 1983 film Cross Creek. His work includes the role of Artie, the producer, on The Larry Sanders Show, for which he was nominated for six Emmy Awards, winning in 1996. Torn also won an American Comedy Award for Funniest Supporting Male in a Series, and two CableACE Awards for his work on the show, and was nominated for a Satellite Award in 1997 as well. Description above from the Wikipedia article Rip Torn, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Torn received an Academy Award nomination as Best Supporting Actor for his role in the 1983 film Cross Creek. His work includes the role of Artie, the producer, on The Larry Sanders Show, for which he was nominated for six Emmy Awards, winning in 1996. Torn also won an American Comedy Award for Funniest Supporting Male in a Series, and two CableACE Awards for his work on the show, and was nominated for a Satellite Award in 1997 as well.
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Q: JOLT Transformation Rename & Remove based on null value I want to transform this JSON:
[
  {
    "payload": {
      "before": {
        "order_id": 3110445250,
        "data": "2022-06-10",
        "ora": "08:08:00",
        "test1": "2022-06-10T00:00:00.000Z",
        "test2": "2022-06-10T03:00:00.000Z"
      },
      "after": null,
      "source": {
        "file": "delta.000002",
        "pos": 8362,
        "row": 0,
        "thread": null,
        "query": null
      },
      "op": "c",
      "ts_ms": 1654851760103,
      "transaction": null
    }
  }
]

Desired output:
if "after" is null then remove "after" and rename "before" to "final"
else if "before" is null then remove "before" and rename after to "final"
else if "after" is not null and "before" is not null then remove "before" and rename after to "final"
[
  {
    "payload": {
      "before": {
        "order_id": 3110445250,
        "data": "2022-06-10",
        "ora": "08:08:00",
        "test1": "2022-06-10T00:00:00.000Z",
        "test2": "2022-06-10T03:00:00.000Z"
      },
      "source": {
        "file": "delta.000002",
        "pos": 8362,
        "row": 0,
        "thread": null,
        "query": null
      },
      "op": "c",
      "ts_ms": 1654851760103,
      "transaction": null
    }
  }
]

Thanks a lot!

A: You can use a conditional logic within a shift transformation after determining the sizes of before/after objects/attributes through use of a modify transformation in which we compute their respective sizes whether they return a value. In cases the value doesn't return, then -1 is assigned to determine the element(object or attribute) to be null such as
[
  {
    "operation": "modify-overwrite-beta",
    "spec": {
      "*": {
        "payload": {
          "before_sz": ["=size(@(1,before))", -1],
          "after_sz": ["=size(@(1,after))", -1]
        }
      }
    }
  },
  {
    "operation": "shift",
    "spec": {
      "*": {
        "payload": {
          "before_sz": {
            "-1": {
              "@(2,after_sz)": {
                "-1": { "": "" },
                "*": { "@(4,after)": "[&6].&5.final" }
              }
            },
            "*": {
              "@(2,after_sz)": {
                "-1": { "@(4,before)": "[&6].&5.final" },
                "*": { "@(4,after)": "[&6].&5.final" }
              }
            }
          },
          "*": "[&2].&1.&"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  {
    "operation": "remove",
    "spec": {
      "*": {
        "payload": {
          "after_sz": "",
          "after": "",
          "before_sz": "",
          "before": ""
        }
      }
    }
  },
  {
    "operation": "sort"
  }
]

that will return
[
  {
    "payload": {
      "final": {
        "data": "2022-06-10",
        "ora": "08:08:00",
        "order_id": 3110445250,
        "test1": "2022-06-10T00:00:00.000Z",
        "test2": "2022-06-10T03:00:00.000Z"
      },
      "op": "c",
      "source": {
        "file": "delta.000002",
        "pos": 8362,
        "query": null,
        "row": 0,
        "thread": null
      },
      "transaction": null,
      "ts_ms": 1654851760103
    }
  }
]

for the current input as a sample case.
PS.: as a missing case for the question : if both after/before are null, then both are removed within this solution.
Edit : If the input is not nested within square brackets(as you asked as an extra case), then convert the spec to this one :
[
  {
    "operation": "modify-overwrite-beta",
    "spec": {
      "payload": {
        "before_sz": ["=size(@(1,before))", -1],
        "after_sz": ["=size(@(1,after))", -1]
      }
    }
  },
  {
    "operation": "shift",
    "spec": {
      "payload": {
        "before_sz": {
          "-1": {
            "@(2,after_sz)": {
              "-1": { "": "" },
              "*": { "@(4,after)": "&5.final" }
            }
          },
          "*": {
            "@(2,after_sz)": {
              "-1": { "@(4,before)": "&5.final" },
              "*": { "@(4,after)": "&5.final" }
            }
          }
        },
        "*": "&1.&"
      }
    }
  },
  {
    "operation": "remove",
    "spec": {
      "payload": {
        "after_sz": "",
        "after": "",
        "before_sz": "",
        "before": ""
      }
    }
  },
  {
    "operation": "sort"
  }
]


Last night's council meeting ( March 16, 2015) was a watershed moment for Corvallis. In working to negotiate a new understanding with OSU our council (finally) determined the dynamics of this relationship was not working and set a future mtg date for the council to determine actions the city will take for future campus development which will no longer enjoy the accelerated approval afforded under the existing campus master plan.
In a nutshell: our council is standing up to OSU and saying 'no more'.
There's likely to be alot of pressure for council to back down from 'the biggest employer in town'. I hope you'll consider writing council & mayor to express support for this action. We need to have their backs on this.
Name: Benjamin Comment: City Council was in a deep hole and just kept digging themselves deeper in the quicksand on the gun carry fiasco. They should have been smarter than to get themselves all entangled in this web with no good way out. What about saving some of that energy to make certain you pick the best City Manager from that group of candidates. Seems much more important than losing your way in this 'carry' issue. Get back your 'mojo' city council and make it quick.


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What Happened to Jones è un film muto del 1926 diretto da William A. Seiter. La sceneggiatura si basa sul lavoro teatrale What Happened to Jones di George H. Broadhurst, andato in scena a New York  il 30 agosto 1897.

Trama
Tom Jones, un ricco giovanotto di sani principi, alla vigilia del suo matrimonio viene tentato dall'amico Ebenezer Goodly a partecipare a una partita di poker. Ma la serata viene interrotta da un'irruzione della polizia: i due amici, per sfuggire alla cattura, si nascondono in un bagno turco per poi uscirne travestiti da donna. La polizia, però, trova il portafoglio di Tom che vanno a cercare a casa della fidanzata. Nel frattempo, i due fuggitivi sono a casa di Ebenezer dove Tom si cambia, mettendosi gli abiti del fratello dell'amico, il vescovo che deve celebrare il suo matrimonio. Ma il religioso non arriva e Tom, insieme alla sposa, sale in macchina. Finalmente, nell'auto lanciata a tutta velocità per sfuggire alla polizia, il vescovo riesce a portare a termine la cerimonia.

Produzione
Il film fu prodotto dall'Universal Pictures (con il nome Universal Jewel).

Distribuzione
Il copyright del film, richiesto dalla Universal Pictures Corp., fu registrato il 9 dicembre 1925 con il numero LP22098.

Distribuito dalla Universal Pictures, il film - presentato da Carl Laemmle - uscì nelle sale cinematografiche statunitensi l'8 marzo 1926.

Differenti versioni
Dal lavoro teatrale What Happened to Jones di George Broadhurst vennero tratte diverse versioni cinematografiche:
What Happened to Jones film del 1915 diretto da Fred Mace
What Happened to Jones film del 1920 diretto da James Cruze
What Happened to Jones film del 1926 diretto da William A. Seiter

Note

Bibliografia
 Clive Hirschhorn, The Universal Story, Octopus Books - London, 1983 ISBN 0-7064-1873-5 Pag. 51

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Cars tribute makes latest hit at HHT
Heartbeat City visits Hemet to give memorable tribute performance
Photos by Hemet Historic Theatre
Heartbeat City played the entire album, "The Cars" which launched the Hall of Fame band's new wave sound in 1978.
■ By Susan Carrier / Contributed
On Saturday, Oct. 6, Heartbeat City was in town to perform their Tribute to the Cars at the Historic Hemet Theatre. From the first song, it was easy to see why this band has earned a reputation as the nation's top tribute to The Cars.
Funky costumes and wigs added to the illusion that The Cars had stepped onto the stage. But it was the sound, a stunning recreation of that unique blend of guitar and synthesizer, that captured the audience.
For the first set, the Heartbeat City played the entire album, "The Cars" which launched the Hall of Fame band's new wave sound in 1978. "Good Times Roll" and "My Best Friend's Girl" got the crowd to the dance floor where they stayed throughout the night.
A tribute to The Cars impressed the audience at the Hemet Historic Theatre last Saturday.
This tribute drew an unusual number of "first-timers" to HHT, all surprised and thrilled with Hemet's charming old movie house turned art center. Many stopped by the ticket office to make sure they got tickets to their favorite upcoming shows.
After the show, the members of the band signed autographs and posed for photos with the fans. On the street, there was nothing but rave reviews for the show. It was claimed to be another great night of entertainment in Hemet.
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The rest of Season Three of the Tribute Mania Concert Series continues with Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival with Fortunate Son (Nov 3), Tribute to Neil Diamond with Dean Colley and Hot August Night (Nov 17), Tribute to Queen featuring Queen Nation (Dec 8), and Cash, Killer and the King: a tribute to Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis (Dec 15).
Showtime for all Tribute Mania concerts is at 7 p.m., with doors open at 6:15 p.m. Tickets are $22 presale and $25 day of show. Information on all theatre events is available at www.HistoricHemetTheatre.com or by calling the ticket office at (951) 658-5950. A weekly email blast of upcoming events is available by enrolling on the website.
Event tickets are available online at www.PurplePass.com or at the theatre ticket office. Ticket office hours are Monday through Friday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are also available at the Downtown Deli, 113 N Harvard St and the Harvard Street Music Exchange, 134 S Harvard St.
Heartbeat City was in town to perform their Tribute to the Cars at the Historic Hemet Theatre.
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The Madness of Many è il quarto album in studio del gruppo musicale statunitense Animals as Leaders, pubblicato nel 2016.

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