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Q: scroll edit text along with soft keyboard android
Hi,I have registraion page & i m using in that scroll view but when page display with softKeyboard bottom all fields hide I want scroll that field also when keyboard appear. I used 'adjustPan' or multiple combination in manifest.xml but it is not work.Please help me how can i scroll with keyboard.Here is my code

manifest.xml
<activity android:label="Registration" android:name="Registration"
 android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustPan">
</activity>

My layout
  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
        <ScrollView xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
        xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
        android:id="@+id/scrollView1"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="fill_parent"
        android:fillViewport="true" >
      <TableLayout
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content" >

        <TableRow
            android:gravity="center"
            android:paddingTop="10px" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/status"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_gravity="center"
                android:layout_span="2"
                android:text="Registration Form"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp"/>
         </TableRow>

              <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/firstName1"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/firstName"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:inputType="text"
                android:singleLine="true"
                android:maxLength="100"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" >

                <requestFocus />
            </EditText>
         </TableRow>

         <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/middleName1"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:text=" Middle Name :"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/middleName"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:inputType="text"
                android:singleLine="true"
                android:maxLength="100"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp"/>
        </TableRow>

           <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/lastName1"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp"/>

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/lastName"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:inputType="text"
                android:singleLine="true"
                android:maxLength="100"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" >

            </EditText>
        </TableRow>

        <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:text=" ITS Id(Optional) :"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/itsId"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:inputType="number"
                android:maxLength="8" />

        </TableRow>
        <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/userName1"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/userName"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:inputType="text"
                android:singleLine="true"
                android:maxLength="50"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp"/>

        </TableRow>

        <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/password1"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp"/>

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/password"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:inputType="textPassword"
                android:maxLength="8"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

        </TableRow>

        <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/confirmPassword1"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/confirmPassword"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:inputType="textPassword"
                android:maxLength="8"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

        </TableRow>

        <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:text=" Email :"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

            <EditText
                android:id="@+id/email"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:singleLine="true"
                android:inputType="textEmailAddress"
                android:maxLength="200"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

        </TableRow>

        <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <TextView
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:text=" Gender :"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp" />

            <Spinner
                android:id="@+id/gender"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                 android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:layout_marginRight="20dip"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:entries="@array/gender_array" />

        </TableRow>
       <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <CheckBox
                android:id="@+id/profile"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_marginLeft="20dip"
                android:textColor="#000000"
                android:textSize="15sp"
                android:text="Keep Private" />

        </TableRow>

        <TableRow android:layout_marginTop="20dip" >

            <Button
                android:id="@+id/save"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:clickable="true"
                android:onClick="addNewProfile"
                android:text="Submit" />

             <Button
                android:id="@+id/cancel"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_weight="1"
                android:clickable="true"
                android:onClick="cancelActivity"
                android:text="Cancel" />

          </TableRow>
         </TableLayout>
        </ScrollView>

A: Add this to your activity
<activity android:name="YourActivity"
          android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustResize" />

http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html#wsoft
You may also follow the this link for more information Android soft keyboard covers edittext field

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Bias. No one wants to think about it. No one wants to talk about it.
And if you ask most Admissions Deans: No one on their team has any in their admissions process.
For admissions departments, bias is the elephant in the room. All schools want to believe they've structured a team committed to fair evaluation and diversity in the classroom, but unfortunately, bias persists.
A massive barrier to bias reduction is the simple fact that schools everywhere deny bias exists on their teams. However, the reality is that most of us do not understand what bias in higher education admissions actually means.
When we think of bias in admissions, it commonly translates to "racism, sexism, ageism" and other stereotypes. However, stereotype biases are only one in a long list of cognitive and behavioral biases that can impact how a professional reviews an applicant in an admissions evaluation.
Some of the most harmful biases affecting admissions have nothing to do with race, religion, or any stereotypes of a person, but actually form situationally out of how the applicant is reviewed. Bias can form as a result of holes in your admissions process that you may never have even considered.
No matter how you slice it, an admissions process cannot be wholly objective.
And as, many would argue, why should it be? Using learned experiences to identify the best and brightest is the job of tens of thousands of university admissions staffers around the world, who set out each day to find, recruit, and admit tomorrow's leaders.
Our goal is to educate academic admissions teams on the most common, influential forms of bias, how these biases present themselves in the decision process, and ways to reduce bias on your team and build an equal-opportunity admissions process.
Reviewer criteria – someone reads the rubric differently from someone else, and evaluates a candidate differently. "Exhibits strong leadership" could mean something totally different to two different people. In many cases, there isn't even a documented rubric, meaning reviewers are saying 'yes' or 'no' based on their gut and reviewing experience.
Number of reviewers – one applicant is interviewed by four reviewers, while another is reviewed by just one. In situation one, there will be discussion and commentary from the group of four, and in the alternative, only one reviewer's opinion to decide the applicant's fate.
Method of review – a student comes in for a half an hour interview vs. a phone interview with a poor connection, or a student is given 15 minutes while another is given 30 minutes.
Bias can be extremely problematic in higher education for a number of reasons, the obvious being impact on applicants. Not to sound dramatic, but an applicant's future rests in the hands of reviewers. Without proper accommodation and understanding of reviewer bias, an applicant's dreams can be crushed without the reviewer even realizing his or her impact.
When admissions reviewers are biased, they almost never realize it. Bias is natural. All of us biased in one way or another, usually a result of the things we were taught growing up or personal experiences and beliefs.
Proactive admissions teams have an opportunity to understand their biases and build in safeguards to protect their applicants through the admissions process. After talking with hundreds of admissions teams about their challenges, we've identified a number of biases that appear within typical applicant review cycles.
When reviewing applicants in a group setting, groupthink, or the bandwagon effect, can be an extremely influential bias on a school's decision. Groupthink occurs when, in the interest of consensus, members of a group set aside their own opinions, beliefs, or ideas to achieve harmony.
Think about it, when discussing a candidate's potential in a small group, how often does one member of the team align with the others to achieve consensus? How often do you opt out of raising an opposing viewpoint to keep things moving on a busy day?
The halo effect is particularly present in admissions, because it's so easy for one excellent quality to deflect other flaws in an application. One very high test score, a compelling experience, or strong reference can make the applicant appear more positively through the rest of their application or interview.
We see this happen all the time with applicants who have one remarkable quality, which creates a direct contrast to most school's mission for "well-balanced" students.
Ingroup bias occurs in admissions when a reviewer gives a candidate preference because they perceive the candidate to be within the same 'group' as them. On the more obvious front, this could fall in line with racial or gender bias, but often it manifests itself in different ways. For example, if a reviewer is a single mother and learns the applicant is single mother too, or they were both were alumni of the same undergraduate university, or grew up in the same town.
Although it may not become obvious in the applicant file, a reviewer is likely to feel an imaginary relationship with an applicant based on their shared group, and might lean more positively toward the applicant because of it.
Stereotypes are often the most obvious form of bias in admissions and they are often what you think of when you think of 'bias' as a whole. Stereotypes can have a dangerous impact on how we see the world, especially if we are responsible to review hundreds or even thousands of applicants.
From recent headlines about Asian students losing points in admissions at Ivy league schools to lawsuits from applicants who felt their religion negatively influenced a school's decision, there are constant stories in the media about how biases against a particular group are affecting admissions outcomes.
When admissions reviewer are influenced by an existing stereotype, such as an applicant's race, gender, age, academic experience, or political leanings, they may unknowingly make an assumption about the applicant they do not intend to. That's the problem with stereotype biases, they're embedded psychologically and difficult to identify. Through bias training and by bringing multiple, diverse perspectives to the table admissions committees can combat stereotype biases.
Confirmation bias occurs when an individual seeks, interprets, selects, or remembers information in a way that confirms his or her own beliefs or ideas. In an admissions interview or essay setting, as you can imagine, confirmation bias can severely work in the favor of some applicants without them even realizing.
If a reviewer considers an applicant to be a shoe-in before an interview occurs, they're already attuned to think that the applicant will do well. The reviewer will look for signs during the interview to confirm his or her hypothesis. As humans, we want to be correct and our opinions to be validated. Perhaps, the reviewer is reading an applicant's credentials and assumes that because the applicant graduated from a certain undergrad program, or worked at a certain company, he or she will be a good admit. The reviewer will then seek signs throughout the application that back up their theory that the applicant must be a good admit to the program.
Through the lens of confirmation bias, reviewers can develop an opinion early based on previous knowledge and only seek information that backs that idea up, endangering applicants who may be unable to make that initial strong first impression.
Despite what you may expect, conservatism bias has nothing to do with how you vote in the next election. This bias occurs in admissions when reviewers maintain a prior view without properly adjusting for new information.
Humans, as a whole, struggle to treat new information equally to what they already know. For example: an applicant's video interview is below average, but you read a glowing employer reference afterwards. Even if both categories should be weighed equally in their file, you are likely to subconsciously weigh the video interview higher in your decision as it helped you establish your initial opinion of the applicant.
Our memory remembers unusual facts more than it does mundane facts.
The statements above are both facts, but you're more likely to remember the first one because it's more bizarre. This situation reflects the bizarreness effect, a form of bias that can make a candidate stand out above others due to a unique experience or hobby.
How can you forget a story like that?
In many cases, the bizarreness effect will favor applicants with higher income or, in general, more privileges.
Candidate A, Levon, was able to spend a summer in the rainforest, because he was financially stable enough to not work and had family support to pay for his flights and accommodations. Candidate B, Sheila, worked a "normal, boring" office internship in her hometown and paid off her student debt. On paper, Candidate A is more interesting and memorable, but does that make him a better candidate?
In our minds, when coming to a conclusion about events over a period of time, we assign more weight to events that happen recently than we do to events further back in time.
When reviewing several applicants back to back, you're likely to have the most detailed memory of the 4 p.m. applicant over candidates you saw earlier in the day. In the time you spend with an individual candidate, you may remember the candidate explaining his work experience at 3 p.m., but when you're looking back at the interview, you'll likely give that candidate's awkward handshake at 4 p.m. more emphasis.
When meeting with a candidate, if a school has a solid rubric and a reviewer has the time and direction to take detailed notes, recency bias can generally be avoided, but this often isn't the case.
As we all know, review season is hectic. Without a consistent, quality way to keep a record of a student's interview details, recency bias can be unavoidable.
Status quo bias isn't easy to identify, but it affects admissions teams and universities as a whole. Status quo bias is an emotional attachment to the current state of being; it's an aversion to change. It occurs when we fear the possible risk of the unknown, the change, and discount the benefits because of this fear.
Researchers Kahneman and Tversky notably observed that people, generally, feel worse about negative consequences when they try something new, than they do about negative consequences if they kept things the same.
When it comes to admissions, this transfers to admissions teams favoring "traditional" review methods and seeking "traditional" examples of intelligence and ability in your candidates. It can also manifest itself in a bias toward "traditional" students; students with a track record of academic success: going to school at the right places, with the right people, in the right cities, working at the right places.
You might think "this is the type of student who has been successful in the past," so you will be less likely to take a risk on a student who has taken an alternative path to business school.
Reading about the ways you are subconsciously giving an advantage to some applicants over others is pretty bleak. But it doesn't have to be.
Download our eBook, Breaking Down Bias in Admissions to uncover solutions and strategies to prevent bias at your school.


Brazil's Wikimetal podcast recently conducted an interview with vocalist Jesse Leach of Massachusetts metallers KILLSWITCH ENGAGE. You can now listen to the chat using the SoundCloud widget below.
Asked when fans can expect the follow-up to last year's "Disarm The Descent" album, Leach said: "After this South American run [at the end of August], we're gonna take some time off and start demoing and start writing. We're actually really looking forward to getting some new material out. So, hopefully, by the end of this year, we'll have some material ready to go. We'll see what happens, but we're definitely stoked on it."
KILLSWITCH ENGAGE's fifth studio album, "Disarm The Descent", sold around 48,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No. 7 on The Billboard 200 chart. The CD arrived in stores on April 2, 2013 via Roadrunner Records.
"Disarm The Descent" is KILLSWITCH ENGAGE's first album with Leach at the vocal helm since 2002's now-classic, genre-defining "Alive or Just Breathing".
Regarding what life has been like for him since he returned to KILLSWITCH ENGAGE in January 2012 after a decade-long absence, Leach told Wikimetal: "It's been mindblowing, man. It's life changing, it's incredible. It's been crazy, too, at the same time; my whole life has changed. I've seen the world and I've been able to play in front of thousands of people. And I get to do what I love and make a living doing it. So I feel very blessed to be able to do that. It's been a blast, man."


Simon and Berny Boyd run their events business from a garden office at their home in Newbury. The Inovar model from Norwegian Log is their new HQ (replacing unwanted decking) after moving from their previous converted barn premises nearby. It measures 4m x 4m and is also popular with their dog Jarvis who frequently spends time with them in the shedlike atmosphere.
London-based bass player, composer and producer Liran Donin. It's a dedicated studio space away from his home and naturally comes with soundproof properties. Outside, there is black-stained natural larch cladding, while inside the fully-insulated space there are additional layers of acoustic plasterboard, with birch plywood finish on the walls and ceilings.
These days cosiness is a very rare luxury, so I've thought about a space where anybody can relax, read, rest and even have guests. Where anybody can feel at home. An "home inside a home". This hut is composed by modules made with colored cloth, built over an iron structure.You can change the colors and combine them. This name is a declaration of intents and it has a meaning in different languages: pause.
The interior of Roald Dahl's writing hut and its contents were painstakingly transferred to the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre in Great Missenden in 2011 - the reconstruction was very careful indeed, including preserving the rubbish in his wastepaper bin and even the dust. To keep it in good nick, ongoing work is vital. Pictured above is the museum's archivist Rachel White, carrying out a bug inspection during a regular environmental monitoring session.
And here it is, back in its usual spot.
The flexibility of working from home over the past decade has seen a steep rise in home owners repurposing their garden shed as an office, a place where they can concentrate away from the hustle and bustle of the main house, somewhere for hobbies such as painting or working out, or simply as a relaxing space in which to relax and unwind.
If the garden shed has been sitting unused or unloved for some time, the first thing to do is repair any issues that the structure might have. This include fixing leaky roofs, wood rot, broken windows or uneven floor boards. Starting off with a solid structure will make the rest of the build run more smoothly and cause less headaches in the future. These types of repairs are things you can do yourself, but if you feel more comfortable hiring someone these repairs are relatively cheap to rectify.
Thermal insulation is a great idea to install in your shed, especially if it is to be used all year round. This specially designed insulation keeps the structure cool in the summer and warm in the winter, it also makes the building more energy efficient, saving you money on heating the shed in the winter months. For more information thermal insulation and how it works check out the Oeco Garden Rooms website.
After the shed has been repaired and is water tight you can paint it to give the structure an updated look. Painting the exterior of the shed a bright colour will make it stand out and create a focal point in the garden, while painting it a darker colour will make it blend into its surroundings and help the foliage take centre stage. Treat the inside of the shed as another living space; neutral or muted colours are perfect for creating a relaxed environment, while bright and bold colours can help alertness and concentration levels.
If you haven't already, add electricity to your shed as this means that you can get a lot more use out of it. Whether you want a place to store a spare freezer, work on projects with power tools or create a cinema room, the possibilities are endless. Running electricity from the main house to a shed is a job for a fully trained electrician, do not try to do this yourself.
Adding storage and countertops to the shed will allow it to be used for a multitude of purposes from a home office to a relaxing hideaway. Storage cabinets and desks can be bought readymade, making installation a breeze, or you could choose to make your own storage exactly to your needs - the sky's the limit! Whatever you decide to use your shed for, make sure it feels like an actual room and an extension of your home, this will ensure that you are more likely to use it regularly. Little things like adding a rug or putting up some artwork can go a long way to making the space feel more homely.
Garden offices have now become a major selling feature in the property market. Zoopla has put together six particular attractive examples (including summerhouses) including this marvellous two-storey example above in the grounds of a six-bedroom home in Little Saxham, Bury St. Edmunds - your £1.25 million also gets you a brick double garage, two timber single garages and another wooden garden shed with slate roof and Victorian cast iron windows. Sadly the shepherd's hut is leaving with the sellers.
SPECIFIC is an academic and industrial consortium in Port Talbot, Wales, led by Swansea University with partners including Tata Steel which aims to "transform buildings into power stations by enabling them to generate, store and release their own energy".
Here's one of it's successes, a pod highly suitable for use as a garden office which demonstrates how to power and heat a building (in this case a small-ish one) without connecting to existing services and reduces running costs. So the pod's fully-integrated technologies enable it to generate, store and release its own heat and electricity from solar energy. It is a completely self-sufficient and ideal for off-grid use. As well as this pod, they have also worked successfully on an energy positive classroom with similar properties.
Just over half of shedowners in Britain now have wi-fi and electricity in their sheds compared with just a quarter who have a wheelbarrow, according to new research by Cuprinol which also indicates that 20 per cent of 'Millennial' shedworkers run a successful blog or business from their garden office.
The research by Cuprinol for National Shed Week (which they sponsor) found that nearly a third of people use their garden shed as a space for their hobby and seven per cent have now grown this into a small businesses. Overall, a fifth have created outdoor offices and half those questioned say they would work in the garden more often if they could - a third of Londoners admit they prefer to work from their shed than the kitchen table. Almost a half of people in the study say they feel more productive in their garden and can concentrate better, while almost a third believe they are more creative outside.
The results of the Shed of the Year competition will be screend on the Channel 4 series 'Amazing Spaces Shed of the Year' later this summer. Interestingly, this year has seen the highest number of 'shedrepreneurs' with 11 of the 32 finalists running a business, blog or not-for-profit organisation from the bottom of their garden.
Pictured above is shorlisted sheddie and YouTuber Mermaid Gossip who has created a colourful multipurpose workspace complete with wi-fi while below, founder of Team Unlimbited, Stephen, designs and builds 3D printed prosthetic hands and arms for children in need completely free in his spare time. His vision has helped children from around the world.
Shedworkers and other people who work from home are more likely to suffer from work-related injuries such as neck and back problems, according to research from Bupa.
Its study indicates that slightly more than half of homeworkers have sustained injuries, aches and pains as a result of their working environment and are 10 per cent more likely to do so than those working in a 'traditional' workplace.
The research highlighted that not having the right work set-up at home is one cause - one in four homeworkers do not have a dedicated workspace at home (not something shedworkers need to worry about of course) and half admit to hunching over while working. Around 40 per cent said they regularly work from their bed or sofa. All these factors increase the risk of musculoskeletal injury, with the most common problems experienced being backache and neck ache.
Additionally, nearly half of those interviewed say they work longer hours when at home compared to their primary place of work, and often longer than stated in their contract. Over a prolonged period this can result in increased levels of fatigue and stress.
But there is some good news. The study found that the flexible nature of homeworking means that three out of five people are able to build exercise into their day, and the same proportion say they eat more healthily. Two thirds say they are able to take regular breaks from their work area, which is good for both mental and physical health.
We love used freight containers, they have already spent at least 10 years at sea, they are immensely strong and versatile. A perfect base to fix green roofs and habitat walls. Take the side away and you have a shelter for interpretation, cycle store, outdoor classroom or stage? A truly sustainable building, they can move with you or sell on complete!


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Spring Manager Ejection Watch:
By: James Fegan
On March 18, White Sox manager Rick Renteria was ejected from a Cactus League game against the Los Angeles Dodgers by umpire Quinn Wolcott. Five days later, his right fielder Avisail Garcia was ejected by Mike Winters, and Renteria ran out for a…chat, but managed to stay in the game. Or failed to leave it, by our standards here.
Based on a frustratingly long stretch of googling and a shockingly detailed dataset from a site called the Umpire Ejection Fantasy League, Renteria is the only manager ejected from spring training action since 2015. Two ejections in one spring would give him unprecedented dominance of the statistical category, but the question nags: would it project to the regular season?
No. Of course not. The discrete nature of the event of a managerial ejection combined with the unique circumstances/uncompetitive focus/undiluted nihilism of spring produces a lot of fluky results. 10 separate managers were all ejected one time each from 2012-2015, but even in the bloodbath of 2015, when Lloyd McClendon, Clint Hurdle, Chip Hale and Fredi Gonzalez all got run, not a one of them turned around a delivered a standout season in terms of irretrievably disagreeable disagreements.
Only one skipper's spring spree of sour symposiums presaged an inordinately incorrigible season: Ron Roenicke in 2014.
An AP report of Roenicke's spring ejection at the hands of Bill Miller, a curious happening since Miller was the second base umpire and Roenicke was disputing a play at the plate, noted the incident was a break from his normally mild-mannered nature. But a quote from Roenicke clearly showed a man who saw injustice, and was reconsidering whether he was willing to tolerate it any longer.
"They have the power to do whatever they want to do and they want to use it. They want to abuse it. And I don't like that."
Roenicke is the owner of 10 career ejections, but half of them came after his spring encounter, four in 2014, and one more in the 25 game he managed in 2015 before he was fired due to a 7-18 start. By late-August 2014, leading a once-promising Brewers club in full freefall, fill-in Triple-A umpire Mark Ripperger found himself face-to-face with a man that had been fully radicalized.
"I should have been kicked out the last time we saw him. I'm tired of sitting here and watching the catchers set up off the plate and he calls it a strike and they're balls."
We look for statistical indicators to project future performance a lot around these parts, and often wind up being late on a stirring change of a player's nature, that has occurred not gradually, but through a realization. And a realization can be as simple as seeing something differently, whether it's when major league pitching begins to slow down, a recommended mechanical tweak suddenly feels natural, or the wheels of power–and how they merely exist to crush the powerless with no consideration of justice or merit–becoming fully visible.
Statistically, we cannot conclude Renteria is destined for a summer of spats and ejections based on one spring incident. But every once in awhile, a small happening is a great beginning.
Eff All of You, Love, Chase Utley
By: Nathan Bishop
Sometimes I wonder how baseball players feel about being the canvas for poor athletes with graduate degrees to paint our masterpieces on. Few of them truly care, I imagine. What is being the focal point of Victorian-inspired fanfic, or the cornerstone of society's many injustices for us to hammer away at, when glory and wealth are one sweet swing away?
It's the smirk, I think. It's perfect. After fourteen years in the major leagues, 250 home runs, a World Series, a career establishing him as a surefire should-be Hall of Famer, Chase Utley's response is to look at the camera, and smirk.
He knows. He knows the way he plays bothers us. It's purposeful, practiced, rehearsed, although not for our benefit. Every single thing Chase Utley has ever done on a baseball field is designed to, however microscopically, increase his advantage, and/or his opponent's disadvantage.
More than this style, however, I think what truly rankles baseball's enlightened is how many revere it. Phrases like "old school ballplayer", "throwback", "how they played when I was growing up", are common when Chase Utley is the topic. If there's anything modern baseball fans resent, it's the idea that the game was somehow better in the past, before being freed of its luddite shackles, and allowed to grow and evolve into its current, progressive form. Baseball was not better, the game has evolved, and using your face as a torpedo and Ruben Tejada's legs as a slow-moving shipping boat must be legislated from the game.
I wouldn't claim to know who's correct in all this, if correct even exists. The tides of change ebb and flow regardless of my feelings. But yesterday I think we got a good glimpse into how Chase Utley handles it all.
After his first career home run, a grand slam off of Aaron Cook, John Kruk told Utley that his "papers had not been filed properly" and thus the home run wouldn't count. Utley, always equal parts aware and intolerant of outside distractions, simply uttered "eff all of you", and left. I'd like to think he smirked.
As you wade into each day's social thunderdome, I encourage you to remember that smirk, and when it all begins to overwhelm you, I hope you find your own "eff all of you". After all, if there's one lesson we can draw from Chase Utley, there's work to be done, and opponents to disadvantage.
Man Versus Self: The JaCoby Jones Story
By: Patrick Dubuque
It's very possible that by this stage in your life you are aware of Chip Caray's little misunderstanding regarding the identity of Tigers center fielder (and non-football player) JaCoby Jones. While most of the attention regarding the mishap has been directed toward Caray's lack of preparation, another element deserves consideration: how messed up it is that this was even possible. To study the situation further, I turned to the author's favorite tool, the Highly Scientific Twitter Poll.
Less than one in five respondents shared an exact full-name match with a baseball player, and less than half even shared a last name. Given that the sport has existed for hundreds of years and played by thousands of teams, it's almost surprising how rare name matches are: two players, for example, have born the name John Smith; they combined for 228 plate appearances and the younger last played almost ninety years ago.
But there's more to think about than just our dual-Jacoby existence. The real question: how does Jones feel, not about Caray specifically, but about his having a doppelganger at all? Poll results of Average Folk, by proxy, offer little evidence:
I asked for an explanation for their relationship with their namesakes. The following is a sample of the responses. It's quite a range.
They're wonderful, wonderful people. The best. Truly
Glad they make me un-Google-able
I support their right to live their best lives but I want nothing to do with them
I wish I would quit getting their email, 80% is in a language I can't read well
Uneasy. I wish my name were unique
Some [expletive] with my name is on the no-fly list, so [expletive] him
Good, except for the one who always signs up for real estate listings in Toronto and the English Midlands
I hope they aren't screwing it up like I am
In the end, I cannot speak for JaCoby Jones. But as for myself: I do not understand 78% of people. When it comes to names, I am firmly on the side of Team Highlander: There can be only one. A name is something to which I've attached every value, every A- middle school English paper, every love poem and hand-outline turkey I've ever created. There are two other Patrick Dubuques in the world, drawing their own, inferior turkeys, and I will, to the best of my ability, destroy them.
So when JaCoby Jones gets mistaken for Jacoby Jones, it's more than just an embarrassing mistake; it's an active dilution of his whole identity. There's a one-in-four chance that Chip Caray opened some old wounds, and forced the young player to compare himself, involuntarily, to the Jones that came before him. Or perhaps this is just a little more tinder to add to the fire in Jones' heart, pushing him to be the greatest JaCoby Jones the world has ever seen. We'll never know, because we'll never bother to ask.
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And wayward beer league player Matt Franco (also a Met, actually on the same team as John for a few years.) Kurt Russell's nephew (good) but named in the Mitchell Report (bad).
There's also Julio Franco, who played until he was 50. And ALSO played for the Mets.
And current major leaguer Maikel Franco, who my daughter affectionately refers to as "Cousin Maikel." Somehow he hasn't played for the Mets yet, but it's early.

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Main IKEA retailer's profits jump despite 'unprecedented challenges'
By Anna Ringstrom
FILE PHOTO: People queue at Ikea as it re-opens, following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Gateshead
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Ingka Group, the owner of most IKEA stores world-wide, reported on Tuesday a jump in annual profit on the back of record demand for home furnishing as people stay at home more due to the pandemic.
Despite more temporary store closures due to pandemic related restrictions than the year before, and product shortages due to the global supply chain crisis, operating profit in the 12 months through August was up 31% at 1.9 billion euros. Sales were up 6%, to above pre-pandemic levels, with online sales jumping to account for 30% of total sales, against 18% the year before.
Compared to the pre-pandemic fiscal 2019, profit was still down, by 8%, due to high investment levels. Capital expenditure was up 52% on the year, at 3.2 billion euros, as Ingka accelerated investments in digitalisation, new inner-city store formats, existing stores, and distribution and delivery networks.
Chief Financial Officer Juvencio Maeztu told Reuters he expected sales to grow also in the current fiscal year, and profits to be at least as high as in the past year. Investment levels would probably remain at least as high as in the past year, he said.
"Our journey to create a better IKEA forges ahead in a world that faces unprecedented challenges. COVID-19 will continue to impact our business and the communities we are a part of," the company said in a statement.
"The global supply and transport crisis will require a resilient, flexible response. Efforts across the value chain will continue to mitigate the challenges with product availability, inflation, prices of raw materials and transport that are expected to continue into FY22."
Budget furniture brand IKEA operates through a franchise system, with Ingka the main franchisee to brand owner Inter IKEA with 392 stores including city stores, and 73 smaller store formats.
Inter IKEA, which is in charge of design and supply, in the past year absorbed substantially higher costs for raw materials and transports, but has flagged it will raise prices to its retailers this year in the face of continued high supply related costs.
Ingka's Maeztu said in the interview that he could not rule out that Ingka would also raise prices this year.
(Reporting by Anna Ringstrom; editing by Richard Pullin)
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Transcript of Radio Interview – 2GB with Alan Jones – Tuesday, 3 September 2019
SUBJECTS: Biloela family; Inland Rail; NSW Labor; political donations.
ALAN JONES: Anthony Albanese, the Opposition Leader, has raised this issue with the Prime Minister and is calling for Peter Dutton to intervene. The Prime Minister though pig-headedly says he won't. Anthony Albanese has joined me here in the studios. Thank you for your time.
ANTHONY ALBANESE, LEADER OF THE AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY: Good to be with you, Alan.
JONES: What do you make of this?
ANTHONY ALBANESE: This is just un-Australian in my view. What we have here is a family with two children – one aged four; one aged two – who are working with the community in Biloela. Priya volunteers at St Vincent de Paul her husband works at the local meatworks. They're contributing to the community. They're supported by the community. We have a government that says that what we should have is growth of population in regional Australia. This is a relatively small regional town …
JONES: Five thousand people there.
ALBANESE: That wants these people, wants their contribution. They've integrated into the community. They're a part of the community. They're supported by the mayor; by the local church groups; by the community; by the places where they work; by where they volunteer. And here we have them stuck on Christmas Island, now. Now, what's the taxpayer cost of flying them to Christmas Island? A facility that was opened for a media stunt for Scott Morrison and then closed again, now opened again at great cost to the Australian taxpayer, but what cost to our humanity? You can have strong borders without losing your humanity and that is what the Government should recognise and that's why the Government should exercise its discretion and, indeed, Peter Dutton could just do a cut and paste from the media statement that he made about the au pairs – use the same language. That's why the discretion is there in the act, to give the Minister the power to intervene in cases like this.
JONES: Well, they were allowed to stay, the au pairs, less there be – I love this: 'any disruption to the child care arrangements', of financially comfortable families. They were basically nannies and they were needed for financially well-off people who obviously were well-connected with the Government. Presumably allowing a family of Sri Lankan Tamil parents and their Australian daughters to remain is not of similar value. Moving these kids, this is the bit – two little kids twice in the middle of the night, kids screaming – the detention facility hasn't been used for years. These kids are not even school age.
ALBANESE: Putting them in separate cars as well, Alan.
JONES: Separate cars yes – the two year-old screaming.
ALBANESE: So, they separate them from their parents. There is no justification for acting in a cruel manner. I support strong borders. I strongly support the measures that the Government has in place. There is bipartisan support for that. But you don't open that all up by saying that this particular family, in these circumstances, yes they've been found not to have been refugees. But people are settled here. So, essentially the courts have found that they're economic migrants rather than refugees. But literally millions of Australians have come as economic migrants here, or are descendants of people who've come in that fashion. We wouldn't be changing any of the Government's policies in order to have a bit of common sense here. And for Peter Dutton to say – the key question to answer is: is it in Australia's interest for these people to stay here? Yes, it is.
JONES: And the example it sets is: you've got to get out to the Bush where they can't employ people, (inaudible) work, roll up your sleeves and do some dirty work, we love having you. I mean Mr Morrison says: 'give a fair go, to those who have a go'.
ALBANESE: These people are having a go, Alan.
JONES: Why do we have Section 195A of the Migration Act, why do we have that? Which provides discretionary powers to the Minister, it's called the 'God power' isn't it, because the Minister has a lot of power? This is what they were designed to do. So, what is it there for?
ALBANESE: When I raised it with the Prime Minister. I made the point that, yes, it is a decision for the Immigration Minister. But the truth is, that Scott Morrison can't say he has no influence over what the Immigration Minister does. Were he to give a signal, it would be all over.
JONES: The former Deputy Secretary of the Immigration Department said this: "it's quite clear if you look at the Ministerial Intervention Guidelines this case meets those guidelines more clearly than the two au pair cases in which Mr Dutton acted within hours."
ALBANESE: The only difference here is that in the au pairs case someone had Peter Dutton's mobile number to ring them. That's the difference here.
JONES: Absolutely.
ALBANESE: And these people should be – the views, not just of these people, but the views of those people in Biloela – should be respected. And they put forward their views strongly. They've argued their case for a long period of time. I saw some people on the TV last night, they were articulate, they were clear and they don't have any interest in this.
JONES: The trauma. What impact this is having on two little kids, I don't want to think about it. Now, look, before we go. The one thing which you're full bottle on, you've been doing it for God knows how long; is this whole infrastructure thing. This Inland Rail, they are going ahead? In spite of everything that's been said, the current route impacts more than 300 farm businesses. If you upgraded the existing 100 year old rail corridor it would be less destructive. It crosses Castlereagh River floodplains, it places the line at risk of either being washed away or acting as a levee bank and it doesn't go to the Port of Brisbane; is this going to go ahead?
ALBANESE: It's absurd to have Inland Rail and take it so literally, so it literally doesn't go to a port – doesn't go anywhere – It stops at Acacia Ridge 38 kilometres short of the Port of Brisbane. That is the most expensive bit, how you get it through. The idea that you will then put all the goods from double decker trains on to trucks to go through the streets of Brisbane to get to the port is, quite frankly, absurd. The fact that it goes along floodplains; the fact there's questions over how the route was selected.
JONES: That's right.
ALBANESE: That's why I stood up during the election campaign with the New South Wales Farmers. That's not something that happens every day during an election campaign. They are saying that they want a full inquiry into the route selection, and to make sure that they get it right. I'm a supporter of the concept of inland rail, but we need to make sure that we get it right. And we've seen what happens here in this city along with the with the light rail debacle, we've seen what happens when you get infrastructure projects wrong.
JONES: Are people playing to their mates here?
ALBANESE: That's why we need a full inquiry as to exactly why it is …
JONES: I agree.
ALBANESE: That some of this route goes through the middle of farms.
JONES: It does. Look, the Australian Rail Track Corporation says there's broad community support for the preferred options and that they've spoken to impacted landholders. I'm told that's not the case. What are you told?
ALBANESE: I'm told by the landholders themselves that they haven't been consulted.
JONES: Now, just go back to your point so that everyone understands this. Inland Rail, it ends not at the Port of Brisbane.
ALBANESE: Or the Port of Melbourne, it doesn't go to any port. There's no end point.
JONES: So, you're 38 kilometres. So, when all this stuff – cargo – gets to Acacia Ridge, what happens? Onto the trucks.
ALBANESE: And the reason why they've done that, Alan, is because they're funding it off budget. They're saying that it will make money. So what they've done is exclude the most expensive part of the project. We all know that it costs more to put a rail line through the middle of an urban area, such as Brisbane, than it does to go along a flat area of rural community. They've lowered the cost but they've increased, therefore, the revenue in order to justify being off budget. So, it's not impacting on the bottom line but it's a falsity and at some stage the chickens are going to come home to roost, because the Department of Finance is going to say: 'this will not make money'. And John Anderson looked at this project and said it would not produce a commercial return for 50 years.
JONES: That's correct, Inland Rail Corporation. You've got to go, I just want to ask you – I mean the Labor Party in New South Wales is in a mess. I'm not going to talk about that. I want to ask you this question, though, which I do not understand. Why is it illegal for developers to be giving money to political parties but it's not illegal for the union movement; the mining industry; the media industry; Coles; Woolworths; retail industries? Do we get anywhere by demonising developers, so that they've got to walk down the other side of the street because their money is dirty. I don't understand what the legislation is doing and it's trapped the Liberals, now it's trapping your lot.
ALBANESE: That's the state legislation, of course.
JONES: It is.
ALBANESE: Federal legislation is different. I think the key to this is transparency. Making sure we lower the threshold so any donation above $1000, people know what it is. We need to make sure it's done in real time. The key is we need to give people confidence in our political system. At the moment here in New South Wales both sides, the truth is, have been caught up in this.
JONES: But the legislation is absurd, that's the point I want to make. I mean, if you want to ban political donations, ban them all. But don't treat developers – we're looking out the window here – everything we see we owe to a developer. Good to talk to you. Thank you for your time.
ALBANESE: Thanks for having me in, Alan


Wouldn't Williams be a better college if an excellent teacher like Professor Pieprzak were in the classroom with students rather than writing e-mails?
I write to you today on behalf of the Collaborative for Faculty Development (CFD). We would like to thank you for participating in the Faculty Essentials Fair last month and invite you to join us at the upcoming CFD Faculty Essentials Coffee Hours – a series of drop-in style opportunities to consult with representatives of offices that offer faculty-facing resources. A reminder that the CFD is a group comprised of faculty and staff from different "institutional branches" whose primary work is to interact with, program for, and support faculty at Williams College. Some of our primary goals are to streamline programming and cultivate sustained engagement with faculty members.
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Rudy Guiliani at Iranian Opposition Rally in Paris
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NCRI-Camp Liberty is a concentration camp where the residents have been abandoned by the US, the United Nations and its Iraqi envoy Martin Kobler, former New York mayor Rudy Guiliani has told a conference in Paris.
The Iranian dissidents needed urgent protection, and should all be moved to safety – and even taken to America – immediately, he said.
Mr. Guiliani also branded new Iranian president Hassan Rohani a 'killer' with 'blood on his hands'.
He said: "I said two years ago that Camp Liberty was going to be a concentration camp and worse, a killing field. I am very, very sad to say that I've turned out to be correct.
It's a place where people are killed without any regard for dignity, human life, or
decency. People abandoned by the United Nations and even worse, abandoned by my country, the United States, that promised them protection. Shame on the United Nations. Shame on Martin Kobler.
And shame on all of those who promised protection and are now refusing to give it. Shame on all of you!
Senator Menendez Statement on Camp Liberty Attack in Iraq
Rally – No to Rouhani in New York and at...
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WONDER WOMAN - REVIEW
DC fans your champion has finally arrived! Huzzah! No longer will you lament what could've been. Wonder Woman breathes urgent life into a franchise which has withered like a slowly deflating balloon. I've got a few niggling complaints, but Wonder Woman is a tonne of fun.
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice was our introduction to Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman; sadly her role was limited to a bit of banter and the climatic fight scene with Doomsday. For such an iconic character, it was an underwhelming debut. All is forgiven now that director Patty Jenkins (Monster) has delivered such an entertaining film. Mind you it's another origin story, and I'm almost done with origin stories, mostly because they follow rigid templates where seemingly minor details are substituted depending on the hero's specific journey.
That being said in the case of Wonder Woman/Diana Prince, she's an Amazonian Princess from the mystical land of Themyscira, which is exclusively populated by women. Trained from a young age to be a great warrior, her life is forever changed when US pilot Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) comes crashing down requiring her to save his life. Nice little role reversal there. Unbeknownst to the ladies of Themyscira, World War 1 rages on around their hidden island. Fuelled by ancient mythology, Diana feels duty-bound to head into the realm of mortals and put an end to the Great War. With Steve and a band of merry-men in tow, she seeks justice in a war which is seldom just.
Having been burnt by DC films too many times, I entered this film with my guard well and truly up. Just like previous films, I'd heard the internet whispers about production problems but thankfully none of that was on display. In many ways it's a merging of Captain America: The First Avenger and Thor; in that Diana is a 'super-soldier' kicking ass in a World War setting, but also a fish-out-of-water, much like Thor. There are plenty of laughs to be had about the different customs of Themyscira and the real world, which let's be honest, that gag never gets old. But even with these similarities, Wonder Woman has a distinct look and unique tone. There's freshness to it, despite the occasional generic plot development.
Performance wise Gal Gadot is fantastic as Wonder Woman. She manages to convey Diana's strength of conviction and pursuit of justice, but also her naivety. Her physicality is impressive, unlike the awkwardness of an actor like Finn Jones in Marvel's Iron Fist; Gadot seems very comfortable with what's asked of her in the fighting choreography department. Chris Pine is basically rehashing Captain Kirk from the recent Star Trek films. He's surviving on his charm and witty quips, but deep down you know he's got a heart of gold. It works for him, the material and ultimately the film. His chemistry with Gadot is one of the highlights of the film.
Patty Jenkins takes us from the tranquillity of Themyscira to the horrors of the Western front, all the while imbuing the film with a sense of patience and restraint. Not exactly what you'd expect from a massive blockbuster. Whilst the iconography of war is everywhere, Jenkins still takes time to show the horrific realities of conflict. There's a touching scene where early in their quest Diana and Co are crossing a bridge, a point of no return as it were. They walk through a group of badly wounded soldiers returning from the front. Diana is forced to witness the human cost of war. A sobering reminder of what is at stake. It's those lingering shots of missing limbs and bandaged heads which resonate well after the scene. I love these touches. Jenkins may not be the first name that pops into mind when considering directors for a film like this, but I'm so glad she got the gig. Plus let's just take a moment to congratulate Jenkins for being the first female to direct a film with a $100 million budget. Hopefully this leads to real change in the industry.
Maybe I'm overthinking things, maybe I'm getting too old for this shit, but geez shoddy CGI work is infuriating. Nothing takes me out of film quicker than gaudy CGI. There's no excuse for the subpar CGI that plagues some of the bigger action sequences in Wonder Woman. Granted the same can be said for most of the Marvel films too. I'd prefer studios attempt more realistic set pieces and use CGI to shade in the edges, rather than go for the bombastic third act showdowns which evidently they can't resist. When Wonder Woman finally encounters her nemesis, their fight just echoed the weaker elements of Man of Steel and Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. I'm over the tensionless rumble between to CGI Gods waiting for our hero to do something 'extraordinary'. It's all been done before and should be better.
Wonder Woman is probably the best DC film since Nolan's The Dark Knight, although given the state of affairs at DC may seem like damning with faint praise. I emerged recharged and hopeful; a damn sight better state than Zack Snyder's recent marathons-of-doom left me in. Patty Jenkins has delivered a rollicking adventure which I hope paves the way for other female directors to helm productions of this size.
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The new McPlant burger. - Copyright McDonald's By Josey Vaughan-Hughes • Updated: 26/09/2021 - 07:45 Reviews have been mixed for McDonald's highly anticipated plant-based burger, the McPlant. Vegans have been pressuring the fast-food chain to join the meat-free movement for years, as the brand has historically been fairly lacking in vegan options. "When will McDonald's...
This Malawaian man single-handedly brought power to his village, and it's even clean energy Self-taught electricity producer Colrerd Nkosi fixes a bulb in a Standard Eight Class to light the classroom with electricity generated by Nkosi's hydro-powered turbine. It takes a village to raise a child, but just one...
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Aya Haidar: 'It was about filling in these voids with something colourful and joyful.' Photograph: Roo Lewis/The ObserverThe new right to repair law will push manufacturers to reduce obsolescence. But artists and activists are already challenging the way we reuse and reimagine broken objects. When Aldous Huxley wrote Brave New...


The Bethesda United Church of Christ needed a serious upgrade to their monument sign. They had previously been using a standard marquee sign that used slotted letters. Every time they wanted to change our their message, they had to slog out to the sign with their box of letters to make the changes — twice, because they had two panels on their sign. They came to us looking to just get a new marquee, but after some conversations they decided to make the leap and get two LED panels.
Since we had to work within the confines of their existing brick structure, we were limited in terms of the size of panels we could install. We went with two 46"x67"single-sided panels, each with a 48x72 pixel matrix capable of displaying 281 trillion colors. One of the panels would be the "control", and the other would be slaved to the first; this meant that the church could update the content on both displays by only making their changes once each time.
After swapping out the old panels for the new LED panels, we had to run a new electrical connection out to the sign (their previous hookup was only strong enough to power the two light bulbs that used to light up each sign panel, but it was not enough to power two LED sign panels). Once that was completed, we powered up the signs to test them out.
Success! Well, sort of. The "master" panel was showing the two default images just fine, but the "slave" panel showed nothing. We checked the main electrical connections, and everything was fine. We were stumped. It wasn't until we opened up the slave panel to examine the internal components that we discovered that a single power cable had become disconnected during shipping. We hooked it back up, powered the system up again and this time, everything worked.
Now it was time to hook up the RF transmitters, which enable wireless communication between the exterior sign and the computer inside the church, about 500 feet away. After making the hookups, running the cables, and testing the connections, we successfully communicated to the sign and made our first test images.
The church was pleased, their members and passers-by noticed the change immediately, and they are excited to start customizing their messaging for their various events, holidays, and announcements. LED FTW!


Seventeen-year-old Molly Peskin-Suso knows all about unrequited love. No matter how many times her twin sister, Cassie, tells her to woman up, Molly can't stomach the idea of rejection. So she's careful. Fat girls always have to be careful. Then a cute new girl enters Cassie's orbit, and for the first time ever, Molly's cynical twin is a lovesick mess. Meanwhile, Molly's totally not dying of loneliness—except for the part where she is. Luckily, Cassie's new girlfriend comes with a cute hipster-boy sidekick. If Molly can win him over, she'll get her first kiss and she'll get her twin back.
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New Regions Gets GHc20m Each
By admin On 1 Dec, 2018 At 02:48 AM | Categorized As General News | With 0 Comments
Each of the six yet-to-be created regions will receive an amount of GHc20 million as seed capital if they sail through successfully in the upcoming referendum slated for December 27, 2018, Minister for Regional Reorganization and Development, Dan Botwe has said.
According to him, the amount is to enable them put in place critical infrastructure for a smooth takeoff.
"In anticipation, the 2019 budget and economic policy has allocated GHc20 million as seed capital per the new regions for the provision of critical infrastructure to enable the new regions to take off. So if they succeed, they have that one to start setting up and taking over their region," Dan Botwe said at a press conference on Thursday.
Government is seeking to create six additional regions namely; Western North, Oti, Bono East, Ahafo, Savannah and North East.
Currently processes are in place to hold referendum in the six areas.
The Supreme Court cleared the way for the referendum to be held when it dismissed a lawsuit which sought to drawback the exercise.
The plaintiffs, Mayor Agblexe, Destiny Awlimey, and Jean-Claude Koku Amenyaoglo, were seeking an interpretation of Article 5 of the 1992 constitution which states the procedure for the creation of new regions.
But the Justice of the Supreme Court said there is no genuine or real issue for interpretation as the constitution states unambiguously, what ought to be done during processes for a referendum.
Dan Botwe welcomed the Supreme Court's judgment saying "now the way is cleared for the Electoral Commission to go ahead with the referendum."
He added that the Constitutional Instrument to govern the creation of the new regions has served its mandatory 21 days in Parliament and matures today, November 29, 2018.
"The C.I. 109 will mature by the end of Parliament's sitting today. And therefore the Commission will have the green light to go about its duties."
He explained that per the 1992 Constitution, about 50 % of the registered voters in allotted areas for the new regions have to take part in the referendum, adding that "80% of those who cast their votes should vote yes before the creation of the region."
"It does not follow that just because of this you automatically have six regions. No. It may happen that only one region may pass, it may also happen that all the six will pass," he added.
Gov't not spending a dime on campaign
The Minister added that government is not spending money to campaign for the new regions, and has left such activities to petitioners who demanded for the creation.
"We have intimated during our interactions that government is not spending any money to campaign for the creation of regions or to campaign against the creation of regions. No. Government is not spending any money on that. This as Mr. President stated is driven by those who petitioned. And I'm sure when you contact your colleagues in the regions you might have seen that the petitioners for the creation of the new regions have bought their own pickups, t-shirts. I've been told that some songs have been made to campaign. So that one is being done solely by the petitioners themselves," he added.
The Minister of Regional Reorganization and Development said "what government is doing and will continue to do is the education process and that is the work of the Electoral Commission which is to follow through so that all that is needed for this exercise to commence is done."
Source: Citinewsroom.com | Ghana


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from pyEOM.datasets import Dataset as DatasetAbs

class Dataset(DatasetAbs):
    shortname = 'MCD43A3'
    platform = 'Terra'
    collection = '005'
    rastertype = 'Tile'
    timeInterval = 'P16D'

    host = 'http://e4ftl01.cr.usgs.gov'
    dir = '/MODIS_Composites/MOTA/MCD43A3.005'
    sources = ['LPDAAC']

    def getDownloadInfo(self):
        return dict(shortname=self.shortname, platform=self.platform, collection=self.collection, rastertype=self.rastertype, host=self.host, directory=self.dir, sources=self.sources)

    def getBands(self):
        return self.bands

    def getThematicBands(self):
        return [self.bands['BSAshortwave'], self.bands['WSAshortwave']]

    def getQualityBands(self):
        return []

    bands = dict(BSAshortwave={
            'name': 'MOD_Grid_BRDF:Albedo_BSA_shortwave',
            'nodata': 32767,
            'scale': 0.0010,
            'offset': None,
            'imagetype': 'physicalMeasurements',

            'identifier': 'MODIS_MCD43_A3_BSAshortwave_Series',
            'title': '16-daily Albedo BSA Shortwave',
            'abstract': 'Time-series of 16-daily Aqua/Terra MODIS Albedo Black Sky Albedo (BSA) from shortwave band at 500 m spatial resolution. To retrieve actual values a scale factor of 0.0010 has to be applied. The unscaled nodata value is encoded as 32767. Original MODIS data retrieved from the Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (http://e4ftl01.cr.usgs.gov/MOTA/MCD43A3.005).',
            'keywords': 'MODIS,Terra,Aqua,Albedo,BSA,Shortwave,Global,16-daily,Series',
            'lineage': 'Original MODIS data retrieved from the Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (http://e4ftl01.cr.usgs.gov/MOTA/) and processed with GDAL 1.9.0.',
            'datasetname': 'Albedo BSA',
            'datatype': 'RASTER',

            'resolution': 500.0,
            'layername': 'mcd43a3_bsa_shortwave',
            'templates': 'template_header_evi.html',
            'wcs_description': 'MODIS Aqua/Terra Albedo BSA Shortwave',
            'wms_description': 'MODIS Aqua/Terra Albedo BSA Shortwave',
            'colormap': 'None',
            'resolution_unit': 'm',
            'unit': 'None'
        },WSAshortwave={
            'name': 'MOD_Grid_BRDF:Albedo_WSA_shortwave',
            'nodata': 32767,
            'scale': 0.0010,
            'offset': None,
            'imagetype': 'physicalMeasurements',

            'identifier': 'MODIS_MCD43_A3_WSAshortwave_Series',
            'title': '16-daily Albedo WSA Shortwave',
            'abstract': 'Time-series of 16-daily Aqua/Terra MODIS Albedo White Sky Albedo (WSA) from shortwave band at 500 m spatial resolution. To retrieve actual values a scale factor of 0.0010 has to be applied. The unscaled nodata value is encoded as 32767. Original MODIS data retrieved from the Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (http://e4ftl01.cr.usgs.gov/MOTA/MCD43A3.005).',
            'keywords': 'MODIS,Terra,Aqua,Albedo,WSA,Shortwave,Global,16-daily,Series',
            'lineage': 'Original MODIS data retrieved from the Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (http://e4ftl01.cr.usgs.gov/MOTA/) and processed with GDAL 1.9.0.',
            'datasetname': 'Albedo WSA',
            'datatype': 'RASTER',

            'resolution': 500.0,
            'layername': 'mcd43a3_wsa_shortwave',
            'templates': 'template_header_evi.html',
            'wcs_description': 'MODIS Aqua/Terra Albedo WSA Shortwave',
            'wms_description': 'MODIS Aqua/Terra Albedo WSA Shortwave',
            'colormap': 'None',
            'resolution_unit': 'm',
            'unit': 'None'
        }
    )

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Osee Matson Hall (* 10. September 1847 in Conneaut, Ohio; † 26. November 1914 in Saint Paul, Minnesota) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker (R). Zwischen 1891 und 1895 vertrat er den Bundesstaat Minnesota im US-Repräsentantenhaus.

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Osee Hall besuchte die öffentlichen Schulen seiner Heimat in Ohio und das Hiram College. Im Jahr 1868 absolvierte er das Williams College in Williamstown (Massachusetts). Nach einem anschließenden Jurastudium und seiner Zulassung als Rechtsanwalt begann er in Red Wing (Minnesota) in seinem neuen Beruf zu arbeiten.

Politisch war Hall Mitglied der Demokratischen Partei. Zwischen 1885 und 1887 saß er im Senat von Minnesota. Bei den Kongresswahlen des Jahres 1890 wurde er im dritten Wahlbezirk von Minnesota in das US-Repräsentantenhaus in Washington, D.C. gewählt. Dort trat er am 4. März 1891 die Nachfolge von Darwin Hall von der Republikanischen Partei an. Nach einer Wiederwahl im Jahr 1892 konnte er bis zum 3. März 1895 zwei Legislaturperioden im Kongress absolvieren.

Bei den Wahlen des Jahres 1894 unterlag Hall dem Republikaner Joel Heatwole. Danach arbeitete er wieder als Anwalt. Von 1907 bis zu seinem Tod im Jahr 1914 war Osee Hall Mitglied der Steuerkommission des Staates Minnesota. Er starb am 26. November 1914 in Saint Paul und wurde in Red Wing beigesetzt.

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package ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.projects;

import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.model.enums.ProjectMetadataRole;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.model.enums.ProjectRole;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.AbstractIridaUIITChromeDriver;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.pages.LoginPage;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.pages.ProjectMembersPage;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.pages.admin.AdminClientsPage;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.pages.projects.ProjectDetailsPage;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.pages.projects.ProjectSyncPage;
import ca.corefacility.bioinformatics.irida.ria.integration.utilities.RemoteApiUtilities;

import com.github.springtestdbunit.annotation.DatabaseSetup;

import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.*;

/**
 * <p>
 * Integration test to ensure that the Project Collaborators Page.
 * </p>
 */
@DatabaseSetup("/ca/corefacility/bioinformatics/irida/ria/web/ProjectsPageIT.xml")
public class ProjectMembersPageIT extends AbstractIridaUIITChromeDriver {

	@Test
	public void testCanManagePageSetUp() {
		LoginPage.loginAsManager(driver());
		ProjectMembersPage page = ProjectMembersPage.goTo(driver());
		assertEquals("Members", page.getPageHeaderTitle(), "Check for proper translation in title");
		assertEquals(2, page.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 2 members in the project");
		assertTrue(page.isAddMemberBtnVisible(), "Add Members button should be visible");

		// Test remove user from project
		page.removeUser(1);
		assertTrue(page.isNotificationDisplayed());
		assertEquals(1, page.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 1 member in the project");

		// Should not be able to remove the manager so the remove button should be disabled
		assertFalse(page.lastManagerRemoveButtonEnabled(0));
		assertEquals(1, page.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 1 member in the project");

		// Test Add user to project
		page.addUserToProject("test");
		page.isNotificationDisplayed();
		assertEquals(2, page.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 2 members in the project");

		// Try updating the users role to owner
		page.updateUserRole(0, ProjectRole.PROJECT_OWNER.toString());
		assertTrue(page.isNotificationDisplayed());

		// A manager has a metadata role of Level 4 and cannot be modified
		assertFalse(page.userMetadataRoleSelectEnabled(0));

		// Change first manager back to a collaborator
		page.updateUserRole(0, ProjectRole.PROJECT_USER.toString());
		assertTrue(page.isNotificationDisplayed());

		// Try updating the users metadata role
		page.updateMetadataRole(0, ProjectMetadataRole.LEVEL_2.toString());
		assertTrue(page.isNotificationDisplayed());
	}

	@Test
	public void testCollaborator() {
		LoginPage.loginAsUser(driver());
		ProjectMembersPage page = ProjectMembersPage.goTo(driver());
		assertFalse(page.isAddMemberBtnVisible(), "Add Members button should not be visible");
	}

	@Test
	public void testRemoteProjectManagerPageSetup() {
		LoginPage.loginAsAdmin(driver());

		AdminClientsPage clientsPage = AdminClientsPage.goTo(driver());
		ProjectSyncPage page;

		String clientId = "myClient";
		String clientSecret;

		//create the oauth client
		String redirectLocation = RemoteApiUtilities.getRedirectLocation();
		clientsPage.createClientWithDetails(clientId, "authorization_code", redirectLocation, AdminClientsPage.READ_YES,
				AdminClientsPage.WRITE_NO);
		clientSecret = clientsPage.getClientSecret(clientId);

		RemoteApiUtilities.addRemoteApi(driver(), clientId, clientSecret);
		page = ProjectSyncPage.goTo(driver());
		page.selectApi(0);
		final String name = "project";

		page.selectProjectInListing(name);

		String url = page.getProjectUrl();
		assertFalse(url.isEmpty(), "URL should not be empty");
		page.submitProject();

		String pathTokens[] = driver().getCurrentUrl().split("/");
		Long projectId = Long.valueOf(pathTokens[pathTokens.length - 1]);

		ProjectMembersPage remoteProjectMembersPage = ProjectMembersPage.goToRemoteProject(driver(), projectId);
		assertEquals(1, remoteProjectMembersPage.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 1 members in the project");
		remoteProjectMembersPage.addUserToProject("Mr. Manager");
		assertTrue(remoteProjectMembersPage.isNotificationDisplayed());
		remoteProjectMembersPage.updateUserRole(0, ProjectRole.PROJECT_OWNER.toString());
		assertEquals(2, remoteProjectMembersPage.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 2 members in the project");

		LoginPage.loginAsManager(driver());

		ProjectDetailsPage remoteProjectDetailsPage = ProjectDetailsPage.goTo(driver(), projectId);
		String dataProjectName = remoteProjectDetailsPage.getProjectName();
		assertEquals(dataProjectName, name, "Should be on the remote project");

		ProjectMembersPage managerRemoteProjectMembersPage = ProjectMembersPage.goToRemoteProject(driver(), projectId);
		assertTrue(managerRemoteProjectMembersPage.isAddMemberBtnVisible(), "Add member button should be visible");

		managerRemoteProjectMembersPage.addUserToProject("testUser");
		assertTrue(remoteProjectMembersPage.isNotificationDisplayed());
		assertEquals(3, remoteProjectMembersPage.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 3 members in the project");
		managerRemoteProjectMembersPage.removeUser(0);
		assertTrue(remoteProjectMembersPage.isNotificationDisplayed());
		assertEquals(2, remoteProjectMembersPage.getNumberOfMembers(), "Should be 2 members in the project");
	}

}


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