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View Full Version : OT: UT, OU, OSU TAMU stay in Big 12
Texas has elected to pass on the PAC-10's offer to join and Oklahoma, Oklahoma St, and Texas A&M pledged to stay has well. I would say this is a bit of surprise as it sounded as if the first three would most likely go to the PAC-10 with TAMU maybe headed to the SEC:
http://sports.yahoo.com/top/news;_ylt=AkKK9iExVrgPsdRd7804bCA5nYcB?slug=ap-big12-texas
Perhaps I should have added this one to the end of the WCC jumping ship thread. I didn't read all the way to the end of that one before I posted.
I wanted anarchy. Blast!
El Voce
I just think it's great that the Pac-10's tradition-be-damned money grubbing is coming back to bite them in the arse. A Pac-11 (or Pac-12, if they add Utah) is not going to add up to the big dollars that the greedy AD's on the West Coast had in mind. In fact, it might hurt them long term if they have to divide bowl money 12 ways instead of 10.
Traditions matter.
Kiddwell
Kiddwell may be cynical, but IMHO super-conferences are coming. If not now, then not many years hence.
The Next Big Question: How will all of that affect Dear Old GU?
titopoet
If only it were true. Tradition did not have anything to do with saving the B-12 for now. What save the B-12 was the last ditch effort by Beebee who gave Texas everything it wanted and more. He pitched to the networks that if they pony up more money for a weakened B-12, they save money in the long run as they don't have to pay a premium of a super Pac-16. The Pac-12 (?) will do just fine with adding Utah and CU and creating its own TV network.
In the long run can the B-12 survive? Texas will have its own network and A&M will still be courted by the SEC. Kanas, KSU will move quietly to keep from being caught with their pants down again. All of the other members will look at Mizzu with a bit of suspicion. (If the B-10 called, Mizzu would have said yes.) Texas will be resented by the others for its power in the B-12. (The reason Nebraska left.) KU and KSU will certainly distrust the the rest of the bunch, knowing they they were almost through out into the cold. In such an atmosphere can the B-12 last. Tune it, and buckle your seats; it is going to be a bumpy ride.
kitzbuel
Wow, kinda sounds like my family :D .
(fortunately not really; my family is no where near at all that dysfunctional!)
I don't think any of this effects Gonzaga now that the Big 12 has decided to keep their league going. If a super Pac 10 had developed, that may have been a problem. The only change that will occur within basketball is that the Big 12 will be a better basketball league without Colorado and Nebraska dragging the league down. Colorado and Utah (possibly) add nothing to the Pac 10 in terms of basketball except for travel miles.
GorgeZag
Thats just it, the Pac-10 was striking first. The SEC already has a huge TV deal and the Big 10 was going to expand sooner or later so the Pac decided it had to do something to keep up, which it did. Unfortunatly for them they struck out. Adding Colorado may add the Denver market but it won't be nearly the TV deal that it could have been with the Texas schools. Now they either have to stay at 11 or add somebody like Utah which only dilutes the league. Now the Pac will have a weaker TV deal and the same bowl tie ins which should be a lot better. They lost alot of leverage here.
College sports are changing and I can't blame the Pac for trying to be bold. Whats funny is all the other Big 12 teams are getting bent over by Texas and are loving every second of it. It's truly Texas and the 9 puppies and someday one of them will grow tired of it just like Nebraska and we'll be right back to the expansion talk.
229SintoZag
Oh please. Get off your high horse El Voce.
If trying to land large TV money from ESPN, etc., as a way to build your schools' athletics programs is some sort of crime, Gonzaga is as guilty as anybody. Think about what we've put our team and fans through in the past few years to jump through ESPN's hoops.
Given the type of money schools in the SEC and now the Big 10 are making, the Pac 10 has a duty to its member schools to try to keep pace. They did nothing wrong in trying to take the creme of the Big 12 crop. Too bad it didn't work out.
If you mean by what "hoops" ESPN has put the Zags through ---like Gameday -- great national exposure and the ability for fans all over the country to see the Zags in action as being a negative-- I'm not sure that I agree with you.
The later games were not as fun-- but sometimes you have to take the good with the bad.
On a positive note at least we don't have a contract with Fox (which is our other option)-- ask the Pac about how much they like it.
I wonder how I get all those games on FSNW via satellite down here in OK?
Gonzaga has an individual TV contract with FSN, while the Pac 10 has a league contract with FSN. Big difference. The Pac 10 schools are bound to that FSN contract for their home games and league games, which keeps a program like UCLA from getting more of its games on the ESPN channels.
Of course the WCC's contract with ESPN prevents more Gonzaga games from being shown on FSN, which probably lessens the dollar value of GU's TV contract with that company, but it's a better "problem" to have than what the Pac 10 schools must endure.
Coug Tracks
On a positive note at least we don't have a contract with Fox (which is our other option)-- ask the Pac about how much they like it.I think "the good with the bad" was SintoZag's point in the sense that there are tradeoffs in any decision you make. I believe the Pac 10 President's would have liked to keep the status quo and maintain the tradition that El Voce takes issue. The conference has positioned itself as a conference made up of like institutions (research, etc.) rather than one built around athletic programs and the geographic symmetry and diversity has also been important to all things Pac 10. However, maintaining relevance in a money driven business (and make no mistake that this is big business) made the decision to pursue conference expansion a relatively easy one.
Keep in mind that the expansion wasn't going to happen until 2012 or 2013. Texas has been in the proverbial "cat bird seat" but they probably did not want to look like the bad guy in breaking up the Big 12. They give the Big 12 (10) time to come up with a big TV deal, make their own network, and if it the new Big 12 doesn't work the Pac 10, Big 10, and SEC will still want them part of their conference. They are in the same position as Notre Dame and doing things on their own terms. They have that kind of power so why wouldn't they go about their business with this in mind.
Change is still coming.
http://www.sportingnews.com/college-basketball/article/2010-06-15/leaner-big-12-brings-tougher-better-scheduling
Nebraska and Colorado—which averaged a 5-11 conference record and RPI rank of 147 over the past four years, which have combined for a total of nine NCAA Tournament in 71 years (fewer than Duke and Butler combined for this season)—are leaving.
Texas and Kansas and Kansas State and Oklahoma State and Texas A&M and Baylor and Missouri—seven teams that reached the NCAA Tournament last season—have committed to remaining in the Big 12 for the foreseeable future.
Already, statistician Ken Pomeroy has declared the 10-team Big 12, had it been in place this past season, would have been the strongest league under his rating system since 2004. Even with Colorado and Nebraska, the Big 12 was the No. 1 conference in the Ratings Percentage Index standings by a decent margin.


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How Call of Duty 2 introduced us to the real horrors of war, while shouting a rallying cry to the whole FPS genre
By GamesTM Staff 2017-11-03T15:02:54.306Z Feature
Ushering in the era of HD gaming and laying a foundation for dominance, Infinity Ward's gem re-established a sub-genre and then pushed everything forward.
Somewhere on the road to commanding the attention of idle thumbs across the western hemisphere, Call of Duty lost its way. It's difficult to pin down the exact date, but it might have at least started when developer Infinity Ward first hung up the M1 Garand and thrust an M16 into our hands. That said, perhaps it was when Sledgehammer first fitted us into one of its exoskeleton suits, or maybe – just maybe – it was when Treyarch reset the tone of the whole series as it paired war crimes with the blaring riffs of The Rolling Stones. But really, who can say?
Here's the thing: It wasn't always like this. Once upon a time Call of Duty was the FPS with a heart, driven by a desire to pin its action around emotional depth and scintillating set pieces, imbued with an energy born from ambitious technical leaps and a cautious flirtation with full online functionality. In November of 2005 the Xbox 360 ushered in the era of HD gaming and universal online multiplayer for home console players, and Call of Duty 2 was right there with it, giving a new generation a glimpse into what the next decade would bring
For those that were there at the beginning, the first time Call of Duty 2 rumbled into action was a monumental occasion. It looked like no other console release on the market – that isn't hyperbole but a certified fact; it was the one launch title that loudly, defiantly forced shooter fans to acknowledge that the original Xbox and PlayStation 2 hardware just weren't going to cut it anymore. At its core, it was gritty and authentic in a way we hadn't experienced on this scale.
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Call of Duty: WW2 review
It was as if Infinity Ward had transformed us into a camera crew, caught on the sets of Saving Private Ryan and Enemy at the Gates. This wasn't World War 2 as the history books portrayed it, but as Hollywood had. Thunderous and fast, explosive and challenging; evocative enough to give us but a taste of the horrors of war, pulling back just enough for a dangerous amount of adrenaline to course through our veins throughout its entire single-player campaign.
This was made possible by the power of the Xbox 360 and the ambition of Infinity Ward along with it. The studio's proprietary IW Engine 2.0 – a modified version of Id Tech 3, first used in the original Call of Duty – ensured it would be able to properly expand the scope of the series' combat, visuals and overall battlefield experience without having to make any sweeping concessions to its base vision. Overall immersion was now as important as the feel and feedback on the weapons themselves. Clouds of smoke would impair visibility as you tore through quaint streets and terrifying trenches, and the introduction of a 'battle chatter' system would dominate the soundscape alongside the constant flitters of explosions and gunfire, while improved AI systems would prey on our general inability to avoid these plentiful distractions
Old conflicts, staggering new ambition
All of this combined excellently with the larger battlefields introduced here, less linear in their construction but still driven by an immediacy that the narrative warranted. This was war as we'd never seen it, and this game acted as a huge call to arms for the industry. Looking back at it now it can be difficult to get a sense of just how startling Call of Duty 2 was back in 2005, but for players weaned on the limited offerings from the likes of Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault and Battlefield 1942 it was an arresting development.
Comprised of four individual campaigns, each split into three driving stories across 27 missions, we were given a whirlwind tour of some of the most famous – and strategically important – battles World War 2 had to offer, and all to a generation largely uninterested with learning history the old-fashioned way. The portrayals of the Battle of Stalingrad and Normandy Beach Landing are as evocative today as they were a decade ago, while the presentation of the North African campaign and crossing of the Rhine displayed a strong desire to surprise on Infinity Ward's part.
There's something special about Call of Duty 2's campaign because it understands – and expertly demonstrates – restraint. This isn't some ludicrous Bond-style power fantasy in which you tour the world putting a stop to global acts of terror and other such nonsense. It's a contained shooter that tries its best to marry the horrors of World War 2 with the chaos demanded by a modern first-person shooter. It's perhaps unsurprising that this year's CoD - Call of Duty: WW2 - has returned to the era, and so successfully as well. In Call of Duty 2, Sledgehammer Games had a truly special template to refer back to.
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I am a little frustrated this morning and I am hoping that today I find some peace of mind so that I can continue moving in the good direction I am moving towards. Being on this new medication to come off the pain meds causes a little more "heart palpitation" than I normally get.
I normally deal with heart palpitations at least a couple of times a month, I am a heart patient, but this weekend I experienced one that was so bad that I got light headed and had to hold onto something, but then I was fine.
I read some information on the med I am on, and it says that anyone who is a heart patient really should have an EKG done after being on the new med for a week to ensure that its not causing a thing called "QT Prolongation".
There are a lot of meds that cause QT Prolongation, and this one I am on is one of them. Usually this only effects people who are on very HIGH doses of methadone of over 100mg, I am only on 20mg, but just to make sure I have to go to the heart DR's today to get checked out.
I am a little frustrated. I was doing great on this except for the extreme tiredness, and we plan to go down 5mg every 2-3 days until I am off it.
My hope is that the EKG doesn't show QT Prolongation and that the episode I had last night was just a light-headedness that comes with this medicine as a normal side effect.
I think a part of me is frustrated this morning because no matter what I do to better myself, it always comes with it's bumps in the roads. I can never have a clear path to walk.
Whenever I am concerned about something like this it causes me to go into anxiety, and then that anxiety makes the space I am in feel "doomed" or "tainted", and I really hate that feeling.
I am frustrated this morning because it seems like no matter what I do, there is always a "BUT" after it, it can never just be a GOOD thing I am doing, and what I am doing IS good which is why it makes it even more frustrating.
My fear is that the EKG will show QT Prolongation and I will end up having to come off the methadone which would cause me to go into withdrawals because I am supposed to taper down. If It doesn't show QT Prolongation than I will be happy to continue the progress I am on.
I am on 20mg right now, and plan to go down to 15mg tomorrow for 2 days and so on. We are hoping to have me off this medicine by the beginning of next week.
Why is it that whenever we try so hard to do something to better ourselves, that we are faced with challenges that try and derail us? I know sometimes God gives us obstacles for reasons, and I do pay attention to that very closely, but I have been through enough this year and just want to find peace and serenity out of this new road I am on.
So I am going to get big! I am heading to therapy right now and I will talk to him about my frustrations.. he will help me connect to myself and everyone around me as I move into this appointment today with my heart DR. My appt with the DR is at 2:45pm.
My hope is that I let my anxiety get the best of me and everything is okay and I continue to move forward on getting better. I hate going to the DR's to begin with, so when I feel there may be a problem, it make my anxiety worse!
I guess I have to look at this as the harder the challenge the more I will appreciate the outcome when I move through it. Some days its harder to see things that way, but today I will try and focus on that.
Like my husband said, it is probably all okay, I am on a very low dose and they did say this was a problem with people on very high doses, but its better to be safe for peace of mind and maybe this will help me move forward with even higher hope than I had before.
I guess this is a lesson today that some roads have bumps and they mean something whether its for peace of mind, or to guide me in a new direction. Either way I am one step closer than I was yesterday - bumps and all.


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Q: iOS 9 multitasking with MMDrawer causes unwanted shadow I was working with MMDrawer and I saw that my sidebar view got fully shadowed or not shadowed at all when changing size of multitasking.
Is there any way to accomplish this problem?

A: I've searched and found a working solution here.
So I've added below code to my MMDrawerController.m file:
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The shifting calculus on Indian electoral politics
Illustration: Shyamal Banerjee/Mint
3 min read . Updated: 16 Mar 2014, 10:04 PM IST Livemint
Caste and other forms of identity continue to matter in voting decisions
The latest opinion polls suggest that there will be a massive ten percentage point swing of vote share away from the Congress and towards the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the coming election. The latter seems set to reverse at one stroke the decline in its vote share since 1998. A swing of this magnitude is in sharp contrast to the glacial changes in vote share in recent elections.
The vote swing predicted by the polls suggests that the coming ballot will be quite unlike the ones held over the past three decades. Some political analysts argue that the election this year will have elements of a national referendum, as was the case in 1977 (even though the Janata Party wave left South India untouched). Issues such as economic growth, inflation, corruption and governance will dominate rather than the traditional politics based on caste loyalties.
The hypothesis fits in well with the emerging narrative that India is now a changed country. Voters in a young, aspirational, mobile and urbanizing nation will abandon their old love for identity politics to embrace a new politics of development. Such hopes have been reinforced by the grandstanding by the two national parties on issues such as economic progress, corruption and a new nationalism in the months leading to the actual voting. But as the campaign race enters its final round, what has been happening on the ground (or rather in the closed rooms where political deals are struck) shows that the actual players in the political game are far more sceptical than assorted pundits about the inevitability of a new politics liberated from the bonds of identity, political dynasty, criminality and corruption.
Both the national political parties have been busy doing deals with political leaders who carry a particular caste with them. Politicians tainted by charges of corruption have made a comeback. People with criminal records continue to get party tickets. Dynasties are flourishing. And there is almost a Brownian motion of new alignments between various political parties. The ability of a politician to win a constituency continues to matter more than anything else, as is perhaps inevitable in any rational political calculus. The gap between the emerging narrative of a new politics and the actual behaviour of political parties suggests that the actual situation is thus far more nuanced than many assume.
Take the issue of caste, which was once a category that only drew the attention of anthropologists but later became very important to Indian politics following the insights of Ram Manohar Lohiaabout the centrality of caste in Indian life. The popular quip is that Indians do not cast their vote but vote their caste. Though the caste-based Lohiate parties of the Hindi heartland may be losing ground, there is enough evidence that caste and other forms of identity continue to matter in voting decisions, though in a more complex manner than commonly assumed.
A case in point is a recent survey by the Centre for the Advanced Study of India at the University of Pennsylvania. It shows that there are clear caste-based preferences at the national level. The BJP will make huge gains in 2014 among upper caste, middle caste and scheduled caste voters while the Congress will continue to have strong support from scheduled tribes and Muslims. It is possible to argue that such a division of votes could lead to a new class politics to the extent that these social categories also reflect economic disparities, but for now it seems that caste has a certain power even at the macro level. Remember that even the US vote in 2012 was split, with white voters strongly Republican while a melting pot of various ethnic minorities swung the decision for Barack Obama.
The study does show that economic issues dominate the concerns of voters. It also suggests that the hold of caste could be weakening though it still continues to play a part in voter behaviour. But the actual bets that the major political parties have taken in recent weeks suggest that the old assumptions are not about to be swept away from the field of Indian politics.
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Q: Data per weeks previous month I want to sort data by weeks for previous month and I look for code which is usable automatic without manually writing the dates.
Instead of this:
SELECT
wadat_ist AS 'frame'
,CASE
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN '2019-09-01' AND '2019-09-01' THEN 'MA1'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN '2019-09-02' AND '2019-09-08' THEN 'MA2'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN '2019-09-09' AND '2019-09-15' THEN 'MA3'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN '2019-09-16' AND '2019-09-22' THEN 'MA4'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN '2019-09-23' AND '2019-09-30' THEN 'MA5'
END AS 'Activity'

I tried this:
SELECT
wadat_ist AS 'frame'
,CASE
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (SELECT (Convert (DATETIME, (SELECT DATEADD(DAY,1,EOMONTH(GETDATE(),-2)))))) AND  (SELECT DateAdd (wk, 0, (select DATEADD(MONTH, DATEDIFF(MONTH, 0, GETDATE())-1, +0.99999)))) THEN 'MA1'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (SELECT DateAdd (wk, -4, (SELECT DATEADD(day,-1,DATEadd(MONTH,datediff(month,0,GETDATE()),0))))) AND (SELECT DateAdd (wk, 1, (select DATEADD(MONTH, DATEDIFF(MONTH, 0, GETDATE())-1, 0)))) THEN 'MA2'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (SELECT DateAdd (wk, -3, (SELECT DATEADD(day,-1,DATEadd(MONTH,datediff(month,0,GETDATE()),0))))) AND (SELECT DateAdd (wk, 2, (select DATEADD(MONTH, DATEDIFF(MONTH, 0, GETDATE())-1, 0)))) THEN 'MA3'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (SELECT DateAdd (wk, -2, (SELECT DATEADD(day,-1,DATEadd(MONTH,datediff(month,0,GETDATE()),0))))) AND (SELECT DateAdd (wk, 3, (select DATEADD(MONTH, DATEDIFF(MONTH, 0, GETDATE())-1, 0)))) THEN 'MA4'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (SELECT DateAdd (wk, -1, (SELECT DATEADD(day,-1,DATEadd(MONTH,datediff(month,0,GETDATE()),0))))) AND (SELECT DateAdd (wk, 4, (select DATEADD(MONTH, DATEDIFF(MONTH, 0, GETDATE())-1, 0)))) THEN 'MA5'
END AS 'Activity'

But the results are quite different. Values from first week are in the second week, values from second week are in the third and so on .. .all weeks are shifted somehow... Furthmore first week (MA1) is marked as NULL but his values should go to last week (MA5).
Plus I find this one, but it counts few weeks into one, but as the time goes, it matches to the rigt week, so maybe on the first of november will be fine, but I rather need something that will show data anytime in month.
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (select DATEADD(MONTH, DATEDIFF(MONTH, 0, GETDATE())-1, 0)) AND (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 5, getdate()) - 5, 6)) THEN 'MA1'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 4, getdate()) - 4, 0)) AND (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 4, getdate()) - 4, 6)) THEN 'MA2'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 3, getdate()) - 3, 0)) AND (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 3, getdate()) - 3, 6)) THEN 'MA3'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 2, getdate()) - 2, 0)) AND (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 2, getdate()) - 2, 6)) THEN 'MA4'
WHEN wadat_ist BETWEEN (select dateadd(wk, datediff(wk, 1, getdate()) - 1, 0)) AND (SELECT EOMONTH(getdate(),-1)) THEN 'MA5'

Using T-SQL

A: As a one of the solutions you can create TimeTable in your database or temp table with your range of time period and then generate column WeekOfMonth:
1. create table at least with these columns(date, year, month, week, quarter : use DATEPART)
2. generate your column:
WeekOfMonth = DENSE_RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY [year], [month] ORDER BY [week])

If you create a good time table it will be useful for future tasks.

A: Try below (partial) query, comments are inline:
-- set monday as first day of week
set datefirst 1;

-- after checking, that 1 of september is 35th week of year, you can do the following:
select case when datepart(week, wadat_ist) = 35 then 'MA1'
            when datepart(week, wadat_ist) = 36 then 'MA2'
            when datepart(week, wadat_ist) = 37 then 'MA3'
            when datepart(week, wadat_ist) = 38 then 'MA4'
            when datepart(week, wadat_ist) = 39 then 'MA5'
       end as 'Activity'

or shorter
select case datepart(week, wadat_ist)
            when 35 then 'MA1'
            when 36 then 'MA2'
            when 37 then 'MA3'
            when 38 then 'MA4'
            when 39 then 'MA5'
       end as 'Activity'


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11145 Емануеллі (11145 Emanuelli) — астероїд головного поясу, відкритий 29 серпня 1997 року.

Тіссеранів параметр щодо Юпітера — 3,643.

Примітки

Див. також
 Список астероїдів (11101-11200)

Посилання

 http://www.minorplanetcenter.net/iau/lists/NumberedMPs

Астрономічні об'єкти, відкриті 1997
Головний пояс астероїдів

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text:
using content::NavigationEntry;

namespace browser_sync {
SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::SyncedTabDelegateAndroid(TabAndroid* tab_android)
    : web_contents_(nullptr),
      tab_android_(tab_android),
      tab_contents_delegate_(nullptr) {
}

SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::~SyncedTabDelegateAndroid() {}

SessionID::id_type SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetWindowId() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetWindowId();
}

SessionID::id_type SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetSessionId() const {
  return tab_android_->session_id().id();
}

bool SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::IsBeingDestroyed() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->IsBeingDestroyed();
}

std::string SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetExtensionAppId() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetExtensionAppId();
}

bool SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::IsInitialBlankNavigation() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->IsInitialBlankNavigation();
}

int SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetCurrentEntryIndex() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetCurrentEntryIndex();
}

int SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetEntryCount() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetEntryCount();
}

GURL SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetVirtualURLAtIndex(int i) const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetVirtualURLAtIndex(i);
}

GURL SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetFaviconURLAtIndex(int i) const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetFaviconURLAtIndex(i);
}

ui::PageTransition SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetTransitionAtIndex(int i) const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetTransitionAtIndex(i);
}

void SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetSerializedNavigationAtIndex(
    int i,
    sessions::SerializedNavigationEntry* serialized_entry) const {
  tab_contents_delegate_->GetSerializedNavigationAtIndex(i, serialized_entry);
}

bool SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::IsPlaceholderTab() const {
  return web_contents_ == nullptr;
}

void SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::SetWebContents(
    content::WebContents* web_contents) {
  web_contents_ = web_contents;
  TabContentsSyncedTabDelegate::CreateForWebContents(web_contents_);
  // Store the TabContentsSyncedTabDelegate object that was created.
  tab_contents_delegate_ =
      TabContentsSyncedTabDelegate::FromWebContents(web_contents_);
}

void SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::ResetWebContents() {
  web_contents_ = nullptr;
}

bool SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::ProfileIsSupervised() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->ProfileIsSupervised();
}

const std::vector<std::unique_ptr<const sessions::SerializedNavigationEntry>>*
SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetBlockedNavigations() const {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->GetBlockedNavigations();
}

int SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::GetSyncId() const {
  return tab_android_->GetSyncId();
}

void SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::SetSyncId(int sync_id) {
  tab_android_->SetSyncId(sync_id);
}

bool SyncedTabDelegateAndroid::ShouldSync(
    sync_sessions::SyncSessionsClient* sessions_client) {
  return tab_contents_delegate_->ShouldSync(sessions_client);
}

}  // namespace browser_sync

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package main

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"log"
	"net/http"
	"sort"
	"time"
)

func debugJSON(str []byte) {
	var c interface{}
	json.Unmarshal(str, &c)
	indented, _ := json.MarshalIndent(c, "", "\t")
	log.Println(string(indented))
}

type ChangeTime struct {
	listId     string
	listBefore string
	movedAt    time.Time
}

type ChangeTimes []ChangeTime

func (c ChangeTimes) Len() int { return len(c) }

func (c ChangeTimes) Swap(i, j int) { c[j], c[i] = c[i], c[j] }

func (c ChangeTimes) Less(i, j int) bool { return c[i].movedAt.Before(c[j].movedAt) }

// Shouldn't need this unless updating from older versions or API from trello changes
// Syncs closed statuses to those directly on the board now
func syncDB(board, apikey, token string) error {
	log.Println("Syncing open cards")
	// Grab all visible cards on board from Trello
	queryString := fmt.Sprintf(
		"https://trello.com/1/boards/%v/cards?filter=visible&fields=name&limit=1000&key=%v&token=%v",
		board, apikey, token,
	)

	resp, err := http.Get(queryString)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println("Problem requesting trello cards: ", err)
		return err
	}

	r, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)
	resp.Body.Close()

	var bc []BoardCard
	json.Unmarshal(r, &bc)
	log.Println("Recieved ", len(bc), " open cards")

	// Build map for searching
	cmap := map[string]bool{}
	for _, card := range bc {
		cmap[card.Id] = true
	}

	// Grab open cards on db
	db, err := openDb("appread")
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	defer db.Close()

	rows, err := db.Query(
		`SELECT did, webid FROM trello.cards WHERE closed is FALSE;`,
	)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println("Problem selecting from cards: ", err)
		return err
	}
	defer rows.Close()

	ndb, err := openDb("inserter")
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatalln("Error opening DB: ", err)
	}
	defer ndb.Close()

	// Get ListMove actions
	lmstr, err := queryBoard(
		*model,
		"moveListFromBoard",
		apikey, token,
	)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatalln("Problem getting board actions, ", err)
	}

	// Parse
	var listMoves []Action
	json.Unmarshal(lmstr, &listMoves)

	// Get ListArchive actions
	lastr, err := queryBoard(
		*model,
		"updateList:closed",
		apikey, token,
	)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatalln("Problem getting board actions, ", err)
	}

	// Parse
	var listArchives []Action
	json.Unmarshal(lastr, &listArchives)

	// Test each open card in db and update if not in open card list from trello
	unsynced := 0
	cardMoved := 0
	cardDeleted := 0
	closed := 0
	listArchived := 0
	listMoved := 0
	successfullyDated := 0
	//R:
	for rows.Next() {
		var did, webid string
		if err = rows.Scan(&did, &webid); err != nil {
			log.Fatalln("Problem parsing query results, ", err)
		}
		_, ok := cmap[webid]
		if !ok {
			unsynced++
			// Figure out why it's closed to recover the date
			cstr, err := queryCard(
				webid,
				//"moveCardToBoard,moveCardFromBoard,updateCard:idList",
				"all",
				apikey, token,
			)
			if err != nil {
				log.Fatal("Problem querying")
			}

			// Parse
			var card BoardCard
			json.Unmarshal(cstr, &card)

			// Determine reason
			foundTime := false
			foundFinished := false
			var closedTime time.Time
			if card.IdBoard != "" && card.IdBoard != *model {
				// Find dates
				//t, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, a.Date)
				var latestCardMoveTo time.Time
				foundCardMove := false
				var listchanges []Action
				for _, a := range card.Actions {
					if a.Type == "moveCardToBoard" && a.Data.BoardSource.Id == *model {
						foundCardMove = true
						ttime, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, a.Date)
						if ttime.After(latestCardMoveTo) {
							latestCardMoveTo = ttime
						}
					} else if a.Data.Old.IdList != "" { //updateCard:listId
						listchanges = append(listchanges, a)
					} else if a.Type == "createCard" {
						listchanges = append(listchanges, a)
					}
				}

				if len(listchanges) <= 1 {
					if !foundCardMove {
						// List Moved without list changes
						found := false
						var latestListMove time.Time
						for _, lm := range listMoves {
							if card.IdList == lm.Data.List.Id {
								found = true
								ttime, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, lm.Date)
								if ttime.After(latestListMove) {
									latestListMove = ttime
								}
							}
						}
						if !found {
							debugJSON(cstr)
							log.Println(cstr)
							log.Fatal("Not found in move listing")
						} else {
							listMoved++
							foundTime = true
							closedTime = latestListMove
						}
					} else {
						// Card Moved
						cardMoved++
						foundTime = true
						closedTime = latestCardMoveTo
					}
				} else if len(listchanges) > 1 {
					if !foundCardMove {
						// Find list that moved
						listMoved++

						// Make a list of times that the card has moved
						// Use it to find out if it was on a list when it moved
						var listChangedTimesList ChangeTimes
						for _, lc := range listchanges {
							ttime, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, lc.Date)
							if lc.Type == "createCard" {
								listChangedTimesList = append(
									listChangedTimesList,
									ChangeTime{
										listId:  lc.Data.List.Id,
										movedAt: ttime,
									},
								)
							} else {
								listChangedTimesList = append(
									listChangedTimesList,
									ChangeTime{
										listId:     lc.Data.ListAfter.Id,
										listBefore: lc.Data.ListBefore.Id,
										movedAt:    ttime,
									},
								)
							}
						}
						// Sort
						sort.Sort(listChangedTimesList)

						onListWhenMoved := false
						var latest time.Time
						for i, cht := range listChangedTimesList {
							for _, lm := range listMoves {
								movedListId := lm.Data.List.Id
								if cht.listId == movedListId || cht.listBefore == movedListId {
									ttime, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, lm.Date)
									if i < (len(listChangedTimesList) - 1) {
										if ttime.Before(listChangedTimesList[i+1].movedAt) {
											onListWhenMoved = true
											latest = ttime
										}
									} else {
										onListWhenMoved = true
										latest = ttime
									}
								}
							}
						}
						if onListWhenMoved {
							foundTime = true
							closedTime = latest
						} else {
							//debugJSON(cstr)
							//log.Printf("%+v\n", listChangedTimesList)
							//debugJSON(lmstr)
							//log.Fatalln("UNEXPECTED!")
						}
					} else {
						//log.Printf("Listmoves: %+v\n", listchanges)
						debugJSON(cstr)
						log.Println("Moved and List changes")
					}
				}
			} else if card.IdList != "" {
				// List Archived: Find current list's close action for date

				// Search
				var latestListArchived time.Time
				found := false
				for _, la := range listArchives {
					if card.IdList == la.Data.List.Id && la.Data.List.Closed == true {
						found = true
						ttime, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, la.Date)
						if ttime.After(latestListArchived) {
							latestListArchived = ttime
						}
					}
				}
				if !found && card.Closed == true {
					// Straight up, this card is closed but wasn't caught by the webhook
					closed++
					closedTimeFound := false
					var cardClosedTime time.Time
					for _, ca := range card.Actions {
						if ca.Data.Old.Closed == false {
							ttime, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, ca.Date)
							if ttime.After(cardClosedTime) {
								closedTimeFound = true
								cardClosedTime = ttime
								_, ok := finishedLists[ca.Data.List.Id]
								if ok {
									foundFinished = true
								} else {
									foundFinished = false
								}
							}
						}
					}

					if closedTimeFound {
						foundTime = true
						closedTime = cardClosedTime
					}
				} else if found {
					listArchived++
					foundTime = true
					closedTime = latestListArchived
				} else {
					debugJSON(cstr)
					log.Fatal("Unexplained!")
				}
			} else {
				// Deleted... cannot recover date of deletion
				cardDeleted++
			}

			if foundTime {
				// Update
				log.Println(closedTime, ": ", foundFinished)
				successfullyDated++
				log.Println("Updating")

				result, err := ndb.Exec(
					"UPDATE trello.cards SET (closed, finished, closed_date) = ($1, $2, $3) WHERE webid = $4",
					foundTime, foundFinished, closedTime, card.Id,
				)
				if err != nil {
					log.Fatal("Error updating, ", err)
				}

				i, err := result.RowsAffected()
				if err != nil {
					log.Fatal("Error getting Rows Affected, ", err)
				}
				if i < 1 {
					log.Fatal(i, " rows affected")
				}
			}
		}
	}

	log.Println("Found ", unsynced, " cards out of sync")
	log.Println("\t", cardMoved, " moved cards")
	log.Println("\t", cardDeleted, " deleted cards")
	log.Println("\t", closed, " closed cards")
	log.Println("\t", listArchived, " archived in lists")
	log.Println("\t", listMoved, " moved lists")
	log.Println("\t", successfullyDated, "/", unsynced, " successfully dated")

	return nil
}


UPDATES IN MICHIGAN FAMILY LAW: Facebook | May lawyers ethically "friend" to gather information?
Facebook | May lawyers ethically "friend" to gather information?
I've earlier written about whether it is ethical for family lawyers to tell their clients to delete or to change their Facebook or My Space pages to avoid damaging information coming into the hands of an about-to-be ex-spouse or opposing counsel. Today I address a separate issue: May a family lawyer use deception or have a paralegal or other third party use deception to "friend" an opposing party or potential witness (a "best friend," a daycare provider, etc.) to gain access to social media pages that are "private" and available only to "friends?"
According to My ABA, an online journal, several state Ethics Opinions have been issued lately dealing with this topic. So far, Michigan has not issued such a formal opinion. Here's the straight scoop about what ethics panels from New York State, New York City and the Philadelphia Bar Associations have decided when addressing this and related issues.
Philadelphia Opinion 2009-02 addressed a situation where a lawyer, during a deposition of a non-party adverse witness, learned that the witness had a Facebook page. The lawyer came to believe that the "personal pages" portion of the witness' Facebook page contained information he could use to impeach her testimony if the matter went to trial. Access cannot be obtained unless a person has "friended" the Facebook page owner, who accepts the "friend" status.
The Philadelphia lawyer inquired whether he could have a third person--someone whose name the witness would not recognize--attempt to "friend" the witness. This might work since it's a status symbol to have a large number of "friends." The lawyer did not intend that the third person would misrepresent who he was, but there was definitely an intent to gain access for the lawyer that would not be disclosed.
" . . . the planned communication by the third party with the witness is deceptive. It omits a highly material fact, namely, that the third party who asks to be allowed access to the witness's pages is doing so only because he or she is intent on obtaining information and sharing it with a lawyer for use in a lawsuit to impeach the testimony of the witness. The omission would purposefully conceal that fact from the witness for the purpose of inducing the witness to allow access, when she may not do so if she knew the third person was associated with the inquirer and the true purpose of the access was to obtain information for the purpose of impeaching her testimony.
A slightly different scenario was addressed by the Association of the Bar of the New York in Opinion 2010-2. The question presented to the New York City Bar Committee was whether a lawyer or his agent, without revealing his affiliation with the lawyer or the intent to make the non-party's personal social network pages available to the lawyer, could truthfully identify himself in order to gain access. Could the agent then make the information available to the lawyer?
The New York City Bar committee noted that in the world of social media, it is possible for people to use a real name while using only a plausible profile. For example, a person could create a profile that creates the impression that he/she is a long-lost classmate, neighbor, etc. -- in other words, is an appropriate candidate for "friend" status.
According to the New York opinion, a lawyer or the lawyer's agent may not use deception to friend the owner of the Facebook page, but can request friend status, so long as he identifies himself using his real name and profile.
…we conclude that an attorney or her agent may use her real name and profile to send a "friend request" to obtain information from an unrepresented person's social networking website without also disclosing the reasons for making the request. While there are ethical boundaries to such "friending," in our view they are not crossed when an attorney or investigator uses only truthful information to obtain access to a website, subject to compliance with all other ethical requirements. - New York City Bar Opinion 2010-2 (2010).
The New York City Bar Committee stated that lawyers should use legitimate discovery methods such as truthfully friending unrepresented persons or the more formal discovery devices such as subpoenas, rather than using deception to gain access to such information. Thus, both the name and the profile must be truthful.
These ethics opinions and others from Iowa and Oregon addressing similar means of gathering evidence are discussed in Geraghty, Peter. "Facebook: State bar opinions address information gathering." Your ABA November 2010.


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Q: Высота div с контектом равна 0
Когда я прописал всё в px всё работает и всё ок.Когда прописываю в % элементы див теряют свою высоту и через консоль я вижу что высота 0.
Как решить этот трабл?
overflow: hedden; пробовал ничего не меняется.

A: Если указываете величину в процентах, то от чего, от какой величины этот сам процент?
Либо укажите в родительском блоке height: 100%;
либо
body,
html {
    height: 100%;
}

А вообще как правильно сказала Елена, высота блока либо указывается явно в пикселях, либо зависит от содержимого

A: *

*Для демонстрации кода его пишут тут, либо используют online редакторы:

*

*jsbin.com,

*jsfiddle.net,

*codepen.io,
а не прикрепляют скрин кода.

*Проценты используют, когда есть относительно чего, относительно внешнего блока. Однако и это не всегда действует. В основном высота блока зависит от содержимого, если не задано явно в px.
Из спецификации CSS 2.1 пункт 10.5.:

Если высота внешнего блока вычисляется по содержимому, то высота в %
  не работает, и заменяется на height:auto. Кроме случая, когда у
  элемента стоит position:absolute.

Полезная СТАТЬЯ
ПРИМЕР:

/* Внешним блокам задана высота */
body,
html {
  height: 100%;
}

nav {
  width: 100%;
  height: 11%;
  background: #fefefe;
  position: fixed;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
}

.hero {
  height: 80%;
  background: #ccc;
}

.product {
  height: 10%;
  background: #a33;
}

.footer {
  height: 10%;
  background: #030;
}


As the main preacher of a church community, one of my favourite things to do is to preach through a book of the Bible. You never know what is going to come up and I think that working through a whole book is the "steak" of the preaching year, particularly for those members of the congregation who are in the Sunday service most weeks. If our small groups focus on the passage as well, then people feel like they have really journeyed with a book of the Bible, and there can be tangible growth and transformation.
At the moment I am preparing for a study of the book of Proverbs through October. I am challenging the congregation to read the chapter pertaining to the date each day, i.e. on the 1st Oct read chapter 1, 2nd chapter 2 etc. We will have six sermons from the book, from the end of September to the beginning of November. Obviously these will be on topical themes rather than working through the book chapter by chapter, but I am looking forward to the challenge!
My problem is that no matter how much pre-reading I do and no matter how good my intentions are, I never really get to the depth that I would like. Pastoral situations interfere with study time. Sermons have to be prepared on the hop. And I tend to finish series like this feeling as though we never went as deep, nor covered as much as I would have liked to.
But, on the other hand, I really believe that the stuff that truly matters in a sermon comes from God and not me, and I choose to trust that God is working even when I feel like I have not done enough preparation or dug deep enough. I know that bread and water mediated to us by God's Spirit is far more valuable than steak without the breath of God to warm it and apply it to our lives.
How about you? When you preach through a book do you feel this frustration? Or do you have any tips for working out the crucial things that must be covered in a book study?
I know just what you mean! I also preached through Proverbs earlier this year, and am just finishing the last half of a series on Revelation. And there is always far more to say than a single sermon on any text can cover. And every hour of study I do tells me that there are another ten hours of study I could be doing. In the end, like you, I simply have to trust that God will work with the little I do and trust his sovereign will. Kia kaha!


Enlightened Negotiation® | Less cramming. More Frisbee. At Yale, students learn how to live the good life.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Laurie Santos greeted her Yale University students with slips of paper that explained: No class today.
It was mid-semester, with exams and papers looming, everyone exhausted and stressed. There was one rule: They couldn't use the hour and a quarter of unexpected free time to study. They had to just enjoy it.
Nine students hugged her. Two burst into tears.
Santos, a professor of psychology, had planned to give a lecture about what researchers have learned about how important time is to happiness. But she had created a singular class, on the psychology of living a joyful, meaningful life. And she wanted the lessons to stick. All semester, she explained why we think the way we do. Then, she challenged students to use that knowledge to change their own lives.
So canceling class was not just a break, it was an immersion. And it was a provocation: She was asking them to stop worrying about grades, even if only for an hour.
A senior went to the Yale University Art Gallery for the first time in her four years in New Haven. A group of students went to a recording studio on campus and jammed out a new song.
Leonardo Sanchez-Noya, a senior who had skipped lunch that day because he had been studying, was delighted to have the time to eat a hamburger, and to play Frisbee. All over campus, he said, you could see people relaxing. More people were outside, more people were smiling.
That's because some 1,200 students were simultaneously taking Santos's "Psychology and the Good Life" class.
It's the largest class, by far, in Yale's 317-year history.
On that spring afternoon, nearly a quarter of the undergraduate student body was enjoying an unexpected break at the same time. No, not just enjoying it — really loving the gift they had been given. Skyler Robinson, a sophomore, had for a moment been confused by all the possibilities it opened up. He felt very, very happy. Then, he took a nap.
Santos designed this class after she realized, as the head of a residential college at Yale, that many students were stressed out and unhappy, grinding through long days that seemed to her far more crushing and joyless than her own college years. Her perception was backed up by statistics, including a national survey that found nearly half of college students reported overwhelming anxiety and feeling hopeless. Santos thought she could share recent findings from psychology to inform the choices students make, to help them enjoy life more.
The idea behind the class is deceptively simple, and many of the lessons — such as gratitude, helping others, getting enough sleep — are familiar.
It's the application that's difficult, a point Santos made repeatedly: Our brains often lead us to bad choices, and even when we realize the choices are bad, it's hard to break habits.
All semester, hundreds of students tried to rewire themselves — to exercise more, to thank their mothers, to care less about the final grade and more about the ideas.
Did that lead to skepticism, snark and derision? Yes, lots.
But in ways small and large, silly and heartbreakingly earnest, simple and profound, this class changed the conversation at Yale. It surfaced in late-night talks in dorms, it was dissected in newspaper columns, it popped up, again and again, in memes.
"A lot of people are waking up, realizing that we're struggling," said Robinson, who plans to go to the Navy's Nuclear Power School and become a submarine officer.
In a way, the class is the very essence of a liberal-arts education: learning, exploration, insight into oneself and the world. But many students described it as entirely unlike any class they had ever taken — nothing to do with academics, and everything to do with life.
The impact is not limited to Yale. Stories about PSYC157 spread around the world. Santos created a pared-down version of the class and offered it to anyone on the online education site Coursera.
Within two months of its launch, more than 91,000 people, from 168 countries, were taking it.
And so at the end of the semester, Santos asked the students of this most famous, most infamous class at Yale (as she described it): Did it work?
Did one class, full of simple ideas, teach them how to live the good life?
On the night before the last class, sophomore Maeve Forti settled onto the fuzzy blanket on her bed, closed her eyes, put her palms on her knees and began to meditate.
The last wave of finals and papers was about to wash over her, and things were already piled up in her room to be packed, because her summer internship in Boston began immediately after exams ended. Despite the overwhelming sense of everything she had to do, she cleared a space.
No one has time. But in this class, they not only learned about the psychology behind the choices they were making, they actively tried to change their behavior.
Santos — a funny and engaging lecturer, the kind of warm and joyful person who will alert students in her residential college if there's a really soft dog in the courtyard they should get outside and pat — is able to cut through much of the skepticism about touchy-feely nonsense with a combination of hard data, silly photos and a ready laugh.
She taught students about cognitive biases.
It's hard to live up to the expectations they set for themselves, another student said, and they pile on more stress by constantly comparing themselves with their classmates.
Then, they had to apply the lessons. One week, Santos asked students to exercise regularly. Another week, to get three nights with seven hours of sleep. After showing them data suggesting how much moods can improve from even a fleeting social interaction, she asked students to reach out to a stranger.
There was a palpable difference on campus, several students said, during the week when they performed random acts of kindness.
But people worked hard to maintain some new habits. When Robinson first tried to meditate on a busy day, it made him almost angry — he felt it was wasting the time. But as days passed, he found it was making him calmer, more in control. And he kept going to the gym.
Forti deleted her social media apps, tempted by Snapchat but appreciating time with friends more.
Lakshmi Rivera Amin, a first-year student, realized how much she missed playing piano. She used to practice an hour or two a day at home, but she had been too busy at Yale. Now, she sets her alarm half an hour earlier.
"I feel different physically and mentally — I don't feel so weighted down by things," she said. The biggest misconception people have about the class is that Santos is offering some kind of easy happiness fix. "It's something you have to work on every day. . . . If I keep using these skills, they'll, over time, help me develop better habits and be happier.
Half an hour before Santos's last class, the quiet memorial plaza by the rare-book library and the stately president's house began to buzz as students streamed into Woolsey Hall. The Verve's "Bitter Sweet Symphony" was playing from speakers under the hall's soaring arched ceiling. Sunlight poured through enormous windows, giving an extra glow to all the gilded surfaces.
For a class that emphasizes an appreciation of beauty, and the importance of community, it has been a perfect setting.
Forti sat in the front row with her eyes closed, meditating.
A crew of two dozen teaching fellows was dashing around, handing out quizzes. Santos asked those who already had a copy to meditate on their best possible selves, instead of worrying about grades.
Santos mentioned their last reading assignments, including Dr. Seuss's joyful classic, "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" She reminded them of how she had started the semester by juxtaposing the words of the school's unofficial alma mater, "Bright college years/with pleasure rife/The shortest, gladdest years of life," with bleak national data about college students' subjective well-being.
She wondered how to end such a class — what was she supposed to do, give them the secret to happiness? — and joked she would just turn on Kanye West's "Good Life," mic drop and give them all Ds.
She made fun of herself not practicing what she was teaching them, as she struggled with the demands of this enormous, ambitious new course. She showed them a photo of herself holed up working on Christmas, and another of herself covered in students' papers after midterms.
She read them a gratitude letter she had written — to the class, for inspiring her with their willingness to make changes, and giving her life so much meaning this semester. "Awwwwww," hundreds of people said in unison.
Santos told them she was creating a center for the good life at the residential college she leads at Yale, and that people had already volunteered to help teach students skills for managing stress.
As for the good life, she told them they already know how to live it — they just have to practice, put in the hard work.
"Good Life" began blasting into Woolsey Hall, and more than a thousand Yalies stood up, some laughing, some crying, all applauding. Finals were happening, papers were due, internships and jobs were imminent. Later, they would pour out into the sunshine, hurrying to other classes or exams or the library, and Santos would hug her husband and promise him a date night. But for now students stood and clapped and clapped and clapped, beaming, drowning out even Kanye with their standing ovation. As if they had nothing but time.


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By DOUG FERGUSON - Associated Press - Saturday, September 23, 2017
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) - A capsule look at the American team for the Presidents Cup, to be played Sept. 28-Oct. 1 at Liberty National Golf Club. Listed in the order they made the team:
Age: 33.
'WalkAway Campaign' rejects Democratic Party, plans 'Unsilent Majority March' on Washington
Ranking: 1.
Worldwide victories: 16.
2017 victories: Genesis Open, WGC-Mexico Championship, WGC-Dell Match Play, The Northern Trust.
Majors: US Open (2016).
Presidents Cup appearances: 2.
Record: 4-4-1.
Presidents Cup moment: Motivation from not even be considered for the 2013 team even though he was 12th in the standings.
2017 victories: AT&T; Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Travelers Championship, British Open.
Majors: Masters (2015), US Open (2015), British Open (2017).
Presidents Cup moment: Making a hole-in-one in a practice round with Tiger Woods at his first Presidents Cup in 2013 when he was 20.
Worldwide victories: 6.
2017 victories: Tournament of Champions, Sony Open, PGA Championship, Dell Technologies Championship.
Majors: PGA Championship (2017).
Presidents Cup appearances: None.
Presidents Cup moment: Making his first U.S. team by finishing 3rd in the standings.
2017 victories: Honda Classic.
Majors: None.
Presidents Cup moment: Teaming with Jimmy Walker to win the first Presidents Cup match he played. It took him nine tries to win his first Ryder Cup match.
DANIEL BERGER
Ranking: 24.
2017 victories: FedEx St. Jude Classic.
Presidents Cup moment: Getting his taste of a team moment by being invited to a practice round at Hazeltine last year for the Ryder Cup.
2017 victories: US Open.
Presidents Cup moment: Playing nearly every week at the end of 2015 in a desperate bid to make the team or be considered for a captain's pick.
KEVIN KISNER
2017 victories: Colonial.
Presidents Cup moment: Winning for the second straight season to wrap up a spot on his first team.
2017 victories: None.
Presidents Cup moment: Having a different partner in all three matches he played in South Korea.
Presidents Cup moment: The "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" fist pump he did with Tiger Woods as partners at Muirfield Village in 2013.
2017 victories: Valero Texas Open.
Presidents Cup moment: Not realizing how badly he wanted to be on the team until he couldn't fall asleep the night before the final qualifying round. He finished 10th.
CHARLEY HOFFMAN
Presidents Cup moment: Falling out of the 10th and final qualifying spot in the last by a fraction of a point, and then being picked for his first teams two days later.
Majors: Masters (2004, 2006, 2010), British Open (2013), PGA Championship (2005).
Presidents Cup appearances: 12.
Record: 23-16-2.
Presidents Cup moment: Being a captain's pick for the inaugural Presidents Cup in 1994. That was the start of 23 consecutive U.S. teams.


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Q: invoking Rest service via jquery ajax I am trying to access a Java-based REST service through jQuery, the JSON from the service is as shown below.
{
    "data": [
        {
            "bookAuthor": "Bhaveh Thaker",
            "bookISBN": "ISBN 10: 0-596-52926-0",
            "bookName": "Introduction to RESTful Web Services",
            "id": "0"
        },
        {
            "bookAuthor": "Bhaveh Thaker",
            "bookISBN": "ISBN 10: 0-596-52926-0",
            "bookName": "Introduction to RESTful Web Services",
            "id": "1"
        }
    ]
}

I have to display this data in jQuery datatable. Below is the code i am trying with jQuery Ajax.
$(document).on('pageinit', '#order-status-report', function () {
    var table = '';
    $.ajax({
        url: "http://localhost:9090/SAPRestService/services/bookresource/getbooks",
        type: "GET",
        dataType: "json",
        success: function (response, textStatus, xhr) {
            alert(response.data);
            table = $('#example').DataTable({
                dom: "Tfrtip",
                data: response,
                columns: [
                    {data: "bookAuthor"},
                    {data: "bookISBN"},
                    {data: "bookName"},
                    {data: "id"}
                ]
            });
        }
    });

    $('#example tbody').on('click', 'tr', function () {
        if ($(this).hasClass('selected')) {
            $(this).removeClass('selected');
        } else {
            table.$('tr.selected').removeClass('selected');
            $(this).addClass('selected');
            //alert(table.cell('.selected', 0).data()+table.cell('.selected', 1).data()+table.cell('.selected', 2).data()+table.cell('.selected', 3).data());

            hello(table.cell('.selected', 0).data(), table.cell('.selected', 1).data(), table.cell('.selected', 2).data(), table.cell('.selected', 3).data());
        }
    });
});

I am not getting any error also, but results are not getting displayed.
What is i am missing in the above code.

A: Fist off, there is no need to wait for the pageinit event, you can do the Ajax request before that:
var getbooks = $.getJSON("http://localhost:9090/SAPRestService/services/bookresource/getbooks");

now you can use the .done() callback of the pending request to do the event binding after the response has arrived.
$(document).on('pageinit', '#order-status-report', function () {
    getbooks.done(function(response, textStatus, xhr) {
        $('#example').DataTable({
            dom: "Tfrtip",
            data: response,
            columns: [
                {data: "bookAuthor"},
                {data: "bookISBN"},
                {data: "bookName"},
                {data: "id"}
            ]
        });

        $('#example tbody').on('click', 'tr', function () {
            var $this = $(this);

            if ( $this.hasClass('selected') ) {
                $this.removeClass('selected');
            } else {
                $this.closest("tbody").find('tr.selected').removeClass('selected');
                $this.addClass('selected');
            }
        });
    });
});

Of course this assumes that the Ajax request actually succeeds. Use the browser's developer tools to double check.

A: Finally I solved the problem using below mentioned code.

Below is the corresponding html.

                bookAuthor
                bookISBN
                bookName
                id

              bookAuthor
                bookISBN
                bookName
                id

As per my observation jquery datatable expect the data in below mentioned format.
aaData: [
                ["A", 100],
                ["B", 25],
                ["C", 24],
                ["D", 82]
        ]


Molly Brown is a Denver icon nowadays, although eschewed by Denver's upper crust in her day, her story lives on in Denver and beyond: not even the Titanic could sink Molly, who rallied the troops and saved lives in the face of disaster. Molly's Victorian mansion is a tourist mecca to this day. Just two years after the Titanic Sank, Captain George C. Thomas bred a rose in 1914 which was introduced in 1920 by Bobbink and Atkins. The rose goes by the cultivar name 'Dr. Huey' and is probably the most abundant garden rose in North America. In Denver especially, where Hybrid Tea Roses are sometimes jocularly referred to as "expensive annuals" their trusty understock lives on and usually results in neighborhoods full of this dusky, dark rose (almost wine colored) flower.
Don't expect me to name these: they weren't labeled! Of course, this is an enchanting time of year when tall bearded irises are still blooming, the roses are coming on and a wealth of perennials are burgeoning in everyones gardens...we'll stick to roses for now, however.
I admired this climber...we don't see enough of these I don't think.
Another shrub rose planted on a corner flower bed: I see more and more of these and approve mightily! When I become king I shall command a rose on every corner!
The roses at this strange building are more hum-drum landscape varieties--possibly knockouts...but I had to share the faux-grunge look of the walls: I drive past this almost every day and marvel that an architect would design faux-fallen plaster...I'm even wondering if the bricks are real now!
You wonder what kind of a city has to create it's faux-decrepitude. Denver is really pretty spiffy as big cities go.
And a few more roses until my coda, which shall be brief, and different. I promise!
Here we have a true hamburger bun garden: the roses do loosent hings up again!
I was chagrined after a few days in Netherlands when I realized how trim, neat and elegant every single home I drove by seemed to be. I began to wonder if I was being driven deliberately past the best neighborhoods. But after nearly 10 days in Netherlands, I never saw an unkept yard.
Denver's not quite there yet. We do have a few poorer neighborhoods with too many rentals where the landlords don't care and neither do the tenants about the landscape. But in more and more of Denver's neighborhoods, especially Highlands, Park Hill, Montview, Washington Park, Bonnie Brae, Hilltop, Crestmoor (these are the ones I drive through the most) practically every yard is trim, and more and more are brimming with sophisticated plants and often inspired design. We have a way to go to catch up with Holland, but I feel as though we may get there.
I know there are those who love the grunge. Who hate things being too neat and trim. They're the ones who've made the concept of City Beautification a sort of joke. They want edgy. Raw. Harsh. I beg to differ: gentrification has unintended consequences for neighborhoods: pricing the poor out. I am sorry for that, and believe we should as a nation and government do something about them instead of lining the pockets of the super-rich even more. But I do not believe that slums are charming and I deplore those that romanticize the ugliness of poverty and spurn attractiveness in landscape.
Screw them, I say. We have enough grunge at the top of government right now: I think civility, cleanliness, order and beauty ought to rule the day. Drumpf and his nasty troops have helped me find my inner bourgeois soul. To hell with edgy Urbvan crap. And down with greedy plutocrats and grunge. Although I shall be relieved when Dr. Huey is replaced by more appropriate hybrids!
A hail the King and get your corners planted.


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The Kentucky Baptist Hospital opened its doors in late 1924. During the opening ceremony, the president of the Kentucky Medical Society, Dr. J. Rice Cowan, went on to say that, "This building will stand as a memorial of the great Baptist organization, but its purpose and mission will commemorate the teaching of the Man of Nazareth in a monument more lasting than bronze or stone." By the time Kentucky Baptist Hospital had opened its doors, the Southern Baptists had twenty-four hospitals with a total of 6,000 beds. Located on Barret (now Barrett) and DeBarr, the 150-bed facility began accepting patients on the 15th of November. At the time, the cost of construction of the hospital was around $600,000, exceeding initial estimates and approximately half of that was borrowed monies. Just days later, the hospital accepted its first admitted patients. The property the hospital was built on was the former Hutchings Estate according to a historical article published by the Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky).
Nursing Students Waiting to Receive Diplomas, Left-Right are Director of Nursing, Mrs. Marie Wilson, Geraldine Coomer, and Ruth Anne Schindler (From the Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 21 August 1962)
Similar to other hospitals and medical facilities throughout the country, the Kentucky Baptist Hospital School of Nursing trained graduate nurses. As time progressed, the hospital grew and by the mid-1950s, the Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah, Kentucky and then the Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky were established. By the end of the 1960s, the three Baptist hospitals became the network of Baptist Hospitals Inc. Other hospitals such as Tri-County Community Hospital and the Corbin Municipal Hospital, among several others, would join the Baptist network of hospitals. Today, it is known as Baptist Health and its hospitals have more than two thousand licensed beds throughout Kentucky.
In July of 1971, the Louisville Times announced plans for the new Kentucky Baptist hospital located in St. Matthews that would eventually become Baptist East, The Barret Avenue hospital would be renamed Baptist Hospital Highlands in later years. In 1987 when after several years of decreasing lower patient numbers, the original Baptist Hospital merged with Baptist East. The following year, the old Jefferson County government purchased the property for $3.2 million for use as the Central Government Center. This new building held the county election offices, county morgue, and DMV.
With the Louisville and Jefferson County merger in 2003, many of the offices were transferred or scaled back into other are branches in the area. In recent years, the old hospital was found to contain black mold and other environmental concerns which precipitated the buildings full closing in 2016.
Simple Ceremonies Mark Dedication in Louisville of Handsome New Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Left-Right are Dr. M. P. Hunt, Secretary of the Board, Dr. Calvin M. Thompson, Secretary to State Board of Missions, and DR. E. Y. Mullins, President, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. (From Caufield & Shook via the Owensboro Messenger, Owensboro, Kentucky, 23 November 1924)
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The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky), 28 August 2016, p. A22.


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using System.Threading.Tasks;
using TheLittleSweeperThatCould.Parsing;

namespace TheLittleSweeperThatCould
{
    public class Program
    {
        public static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            WipeOutTextFiles();
            int locationsCleaned = 0;
            try
            {
                int numberOfCommands = Parser.ParseNumberOfCommands(Console.ReadLine());
                Coordinate startingLocation = Parser.ParseStartingLocation(Console.ReadLine());

                Instructions instructions = new Instructions(startingLocation);

                for (int i = 0; i < numberOfCommands; i++)
                {
                    instructions.Load(Parser.ParseCommand(Console.ReadLine()));
                }

                locationsCleaned = instructions.Execute();
            }
            catch { }
            finally
            {
                Console.WriteLine("=> Cleaned: " + locationsCleaned);
            }
        }

        public static void WipeOutTextFiles()
        {
            foreach (string textFile in Directory.GetFiles(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "*.txt"))
            {
                File.Delete(textFile);
            }
        }
    }
}


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Sayreville Soccer Club
Girls 4v4 Friday Nights
We are excited to share new opportunities that will be available to you this Fall at Sayreville Soccer. On Friday nights at 6pm, we are inviting all girls born 2009 through 2012 (U7 through U10) that are registered players in our co-ed recreation program, to come play 4v4 festival style games with their peers. These games will feature only girls from the soccer program, in an open play format. There is no extra charge to play in these games.
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* Limited Coaching, all part of guided discovery as the game is the teacher.
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* More player participation.
* Significantly more touches on the ball.
* More passes attempted.
* Opportunities to score goals.
* No refs, no results, no positions... only soccer.
* Children take responsibility and help manage their own play with peers.
Our goal as a club is to bring in more girls to play the sport, develop into confident players and retain them within our program to build around. Currently girls only represent 20% of our travel program and 25% of our recreational soccer league. We are passionate about the benefits soccer brings out in young ladies and want to bring that joy to more families. Please be kind enough to share this with friends and family, encouraging more to signup and come have fun.
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Entire Billionaire building-buying code rewritten, hopefully squashing some reported issues.
Fixed a bug that was causing wrong answers to display incorrectly on the Billionaire tutorial level.
Fixed a bug that was causing Conspiracy to crash if a student overkilled themselves with incorrect answers.
Ionia Multiple Choice buttons redesigned.
Improved the animation moving Ionia correct answers to the player.