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import unittest
import sys
sys.path.append(u'../ftplugin')

import vim

from orgmode._vim import ORGMODE

START = True
END = False

def set_visual_selection(visualmode, line_start, line_end, col_start=1,
        col_end=1, cursor_pos=START):

	if visualmode not in (u'', u'V', u'v'):
		raise ValueError(u'Illegal value for visualmode, must be in , V, v')

	vim.EVALRESULTS['visualmode()'] = visualmode

	# getpos results [bufnum, lnum, col, off]
	vim.EVALRESULTS['getpos("\'<")'] = ('', '%d' % line_start, '%d' %
			col_start, '')
	vim.EVALRESULTS['getpos("\'>")'] = ('', '%d' % line_end, '%d' %
			col_end, '')
	if cursor_pos == START:
		vim.current.window.cursor = (line_start, col_start)
	else:
		vim.current.window.cursor = (line_end, col_end)

counter = 0
class NavigatorTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
	def setUp(self):
		global counter
		counter += 1
		vim.CMDHISTORY = []
		vim.CMDRESULTS = {}
		vim.EVALHISTORY = []
		vim.EVALRESULTS = {
				# no org_todo_keywords for b
				u'exists("b:org_todo_keywords")'.encode(u'utf-8'): '0'.encode(u'utf-8'),
				# global values for org_todo_keywords
				u'exists("g:org_todo_keywords")'.encode(u'utf-8'): '1'.encode(u'utf-8'),
				u'g:org_todo_keywords'.encode(u'utf-8'): [u'TODO'.encode(u'utf-8'), u'DONE'.encode(u'utf-8'), u'|'.encode(u'utf-8')],
				u'exists("g:org_debug")'.encode(u'utf-8'): u'0'.encode(u'utf-8'),
				u'exists("g:org_debug")'.encode(u'utf-8'): u'0'.encode(u'utf-8'),
				u'exists("*repeat#set()")'.encode(u'utf-8'): u'0'.encode(u'utf-8'),
				u'b:changedtick'.encode(u'utf-8'): (u'%d' % counter).encode(u'utf-8'),
				u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8'): u'0'.encode(u'utf-8'),
				}
		vim.current.buffer[:] = [ i.encode(u'utf-8') for i in u"""
* Überschrift 1
Text 1

Bla bla
** Überschrift 1.1
Text 2

Bla Bla bla
** Überschrift 1.2
Text 3

**** Überschrift 1.2.1.falsch

Bla Bla bla bla
*** Überschrift 1.2.1
* Überschrift 2
* Überschrift 3
  asdf sdf
""".split(u'\n') ]

		if not u'Navigator' in ORGMODE.plugins:
			ORGMODE.register_plugin(u'Navigator')
		self.navigator = ORGMODE.plugins[u'Navigator']

	def test_movement(self):
		# test movement outside any heading
		vim.current.window.cursor = (1, 0)
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (1, 0))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))

	def test_forward_movement(self):
		# test forward movement
		vim.current.window.cursor = (2, 0)
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (6, 3))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (10, 3))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (13, 5))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (16, 4))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (17, 2))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (18, 2))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (18, 2))

		## don't move cursor if last heading is already focussed
		vim.current.window.cursor = (19, 6)
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (19, 6))

		## test movement with count
		vim.current.window.cursor = (2, 0)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'-1'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (6, 3))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (2, 0)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'0'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (6, 3))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (2, 0)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'1'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (6, 3))
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'3'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (16, 4))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (18, 2))
		self.navigator.next(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (18, 2))
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'0'.encode(u'utf-8')

	def test_backward_movement(self):
		# test backward movement
		vim.current.window.cursor = (19, 6)
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (18, 2))
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (17, 2))
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (16, 4))
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (13, 5))
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (10, 3))
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (6, 3))
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))

		## test movement with count
		vim.current.window.cursor = (19, 6)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'-1'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (18, 2))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (19, 6)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'0'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (18, 2))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (19, 6)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'3'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (16, 4))
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'4'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'4'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))

	def test_parent_movement(self):
		# test movement to parent
		vim.current.window.cursor = (2, 0)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 0))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (3, 4)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (3, 4))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (16, 4)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (10, 3))
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (15, 6)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (10, 3))
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))

		## test movement with count
		vim.current.window.cursor = (16, 4)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'-1'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (10, 3))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (16, 4)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'0'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (10, 3))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (16, 4)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'1'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (10, 3))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (16, 4)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'2'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))

		vim.current.window.cursor = (16, 4)
		vim.EVALRESULTS[u"v:count".encode(u'utf-8')] = u'3'.encode(u'utf-8')
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'normal')
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (2, 2))

	def test_next_parent_movement(self):
		# test movement to parent
		vim.current.window.cursor = (6, 0)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.parent_next_sibling(mode=u'normal'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.current.window.cursor, (17, 2))

	def test_forward_movement_visual(self):
		# selection start: <<
		# selection end:   >>
		# cursor poistion: |

		# << text
		# text| >>
		# text
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 4, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV5gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << text
		# text
		# text| >>
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 5, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV9gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << text
		# x. heading
		# text| >>
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 14, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV15gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 15, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV16gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 16, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV17gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << text
		# text
		# text| >>
		# heading
		# EOF
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 15, 17, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 15ggV20gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << text >>
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 1, 1, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 1ggV5gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << heading >>
		# text
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 2, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV5gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << text >>
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 1, 1, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 1ggV5gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |text
		# heading
		# text
		# heading
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 1, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV8ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |heading
		# text
		# heading
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 6ggV8ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |heading
		# text >>
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 6, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 8ggV9gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |x. heading
		# text >>
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 13, 15, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 15ggV15gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 13, 16, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 16ggV16ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 16, 16, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 16ggV17gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |x. heading
		# text >>
		# heading
		# EOF
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 17, 17, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 17ggV20gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |heading
		# text>>
		# text
		# EOF
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 18, 19, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 19ggV20gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << heading
		# text|>>
		# text
		# EOF
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 18, 19, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 18ggV20gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << heading
		# text|>>
		# EOF
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 18, 20, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 18ggV20gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |heading
		# text>>
		# EOF
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 20, 20, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 20ggV20gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

	def test_forward_movement_visual_to_the_end_of_the_file(self):
		vim.current.buffer[:] = [ i.encode(u'utf-8') for i in u"""
* Überschrift 1
Text 1

Bla bla
** Überschrift 1.1
Text 2

Bla Bla bla
** Überschrift 1.2
Text 3

**** Überschrift 1.2.1.falsch

Bla Bla bla bla
test
""".split(u'\n') ]
		# << |heading
		# text>>
		# EOF
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 15, 15, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 15ggV17gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 15, 17, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.next(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 15ggV17gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

	def test_backward_movement_visual(self):
		# selection start: <<
		# selection end:   >>
		# cursor poistion: |

		# << text | >>
		# text
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 1, 1, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! gv'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 1, 1, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! gv'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << heading| >>
		# text
		# heading
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 2, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV2ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 2, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV2ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# text
		# << |text
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 3, 5, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV5ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# text
		# << text
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 3, 5, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV3ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# text
		# << text
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 8, 9, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 6ggV8ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text
		# x. heading
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 14, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV12gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 15, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV12gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << |text
		# x. heading
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 15, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 10ggV15ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text
		# x. heading| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 13, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV12gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text
		# heading
		# text
		# x. heading| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 16, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV15gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << text
		# heading
		# text
		# heading| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 15, 17, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 15ggV16gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << |text
		# text
		# heading
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 4, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV8ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text
		# text
		# heading
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 4, 8, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 4ggV5gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text
		# text
		# heading
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 4, 5, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV4ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# BOF
		# << |heading
		# text
		# heading
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV8ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# BOF
		# heading
		# << text
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 3, 4, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV3ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# BOF
		# << heading
		# text
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 4, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertNotEqual(self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual'), None)
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV2ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << text
		# heading
		# text
		# x. heading
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 8, 14, cursor_pos=END)
		self.navigator.previous(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 8ggV12gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

	def test_parent_movement_visual(self):
		# selection start: <<
		# selection end:   >>
		# cursor poistion: |

		# heading
		# << text|
		# text
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 4, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! gv'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text|
		# text
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 6, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV8ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text
		# text
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 6, 8, cursor_pos=END)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 6ggV5gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# << |heading
		# text
		# text
		# text >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual'), None)

		# << heading
		# text
		# heading
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 2, 8, cursor_pos=END)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV5gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 7, 8, cursor_pos=START)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV8ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# heading
		# << text
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 12, 13, cursor_pos=END)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 12ggV12gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		set_visual_selection(u'V', 10, 12, cursor_pos=START)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 2ggV12ggo'.encode(u'utf-8'))

		# heading
		# << text
		# text
		# heading| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 11, 17, cursor_pos=END)
		self.assertEqual(self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual'), None)

		# << text
		# heading
		# text
		# x. heading
		# text| >>
		set_visual_selection(u'V', 8, 14, cursor_pos=END)
		self.navigator.parent(mode=u'visual')
		self.assertEqual(vim.CMDHISTORY[-1], u'normal! 8ggV12gg'.encode(u'utf-8'))

def suite():
	return unittest.TestLoader().loadTestsFromTestCase(NavigatorTestCase)


Suitable for daily use, this light and creamy natural shampoo will nourish your hair, from your scalp to your ends, with plant-powered ingredients.
Good hair starts with a healthy scalp. Our Matcha Mint Shampoo cleanses your hair without drying out your roots which can lead to irritation or dandruff. Its gentle formula will not strip your hair of its natural oils, leaving your hair shiny and smooth.
Our superfood formula uses matcha tea (a powerful antioxidant) to leave your hair feeling soft and hydrated while reducing hair breakage and split ends. Other nourishing ingredients like chia, hemp oil and sunflower seed extract work together to moisturize and strengthen your hair shafts while helping promote length and growth.
Use a few pumps and if you have the time take a few minutes to massage it into your hair and scalp while you enjoy its yummy peppermint and vanilla aroma!
Matcha Tea • a natural source of panthenol which softens, strengthens hair, and prevents split ends.
Chia Extract • helps hydrate and fortify your hair.
Hemp Oil • moisturizes and strengthens hair to prevent breakage.
Most people don't realize that having a healthy scalp is super critical for you to be able to grow healthy hair. While you obviously want a shampoo that properly cleanses your hair, it's equally important for you to make sure your shampoo doesn't dry your scalp out. With that in mind, we made sure our Matcha Mint shampoo addresses the root (pun intended) of the issue that your scalp is skin and needs to be treated appropriately.
It is infused with matcha tea to soften hair and prevent split ends, chia to help hydrate and fortify hair, sunflower seed extract to enhance thickness and sheen, and hemp oil to moisturize and strengthen hair to prevent breakage.
With a light scent of peppermint and vanilla, this creamy, moisture-rich formula is the perfect shampoo for all hair types - especially for those who enjoy washing their hair everyday.
Matcha and chlorophyll give this non toxic shampoo a gorgeously green tint and a dose of hair loving superfoods, leaving your locks healthy and silky smooth. Happy lathering!
Wet hair, massage into scalp and rinse. For a deeper cleanse lather, rinse, and repeat. Follow with our Hair Smoothie for a complete hair care routine.
I like this shampoo. I can't help feeling it's not quite as moisturizing as I want it to be for curly hair, but when paired the Hair Smoothie conditioner, my hair looks great, so I will continue to use it! I do love the smell as well.
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My husband loves this brand as well, it has done wonders for his dandruff, his scalp is much less dry.
It smells great, and helps keep my frizz at bay while bringing out my natural curls! Would definitely recommend for any hair type, and even the 240ml goes a long way! Worth the price!
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I love this shampoo. It has a lovely awakening mint scent as well as making my hair very soft feeling.
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Hank Williams Jr. 'Are You Ready?' Football Theme Song Out For Good
Oct. 6 2011, Published 11:00 a.m. ET
Did he quit or was he sacked?
Either way, he's gone, as Hank Williams Jr. and ESPN have parted ways after the country singer compared President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler earlier this week, a gaffe that led the sports network to remove his "Are You Ready?" anthem from the Monday Night Football intro that same day.
"I have made MY decision ... Me, My Song, and All My Rowdy Friends are OUT OF HERE," Williams said in a statement Thursday; ESPN issued its own statement that read, "We have decided to part ways with Hank Williams Jr."
The entire controversy stemmed out of the singer's appearance on Monday's edition of Fox & Friends, in which Williams, 62, compared the president golfing with Republican House Speaker John Boehner "like Hitler playing golf with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu," adding he considers the president and Vice President Joe Biden the "enemy."
In wake of the controversy over his remark, the Louisiana-born country crooner apologized in a post on his website Tuesday.
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He wrote, "I have always been very passionate about Politics and Sports and this time it got the Best or Worst of me. The thought of the Leaders of both Parties Jukin and High Fiven on a Golf course, while so many Families are Struggling to get by simply made me Boil over and make a Dumb statement and I am very Sorry if it Offended anyone. I would like to Thank all my supporters. This was Not written by some Publicist."
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Art Impressions Signs Toy Partner
Art Impressions, owner of the property So So Happy, has signed Commonwealth Toys to produce a complete line of plush toys, beanies, plush backpacks and related products.The line will roll out nationwide in May at specialty chains, boutiques, department st
Art Impressions, owner of the property So So Happy, has signed Commonwealth Toys to produce a complete line of plush toys, beanies, plush backpacks and related products.
The line will roll out nationwide in May at specialty chains, boutiques, department stores and a major nationwide toy retailer.
"We are incredibly excited about the opportunity to work with Commonwealth Toys," says Cindy Bailey of Art Impressions. "With their roster of respected brands and their team's extraordinary capabilities across the board, we are sure to bring the So So Happy toy program to a new level in 2012 while delivering the quality and uniqueness people have come to expect from both of our companies."
"We are thrilled to have been granted the rights to produce So So Happy products," says Steven Greenfield of Commonwealth. "This brand has tremendous appeal to a broad base of consumers and retailers. It is not often we see a brand that has all of the elements needed to become an evergreen property–this one has it all."


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What's the Skinny on the Keto Diet? – The New York Times
Uptick is a periodic feature that investigates fads, follies and fetishes new and old that are spurring conversation.
The hype: Who would have guessed that a high-fat diet that encourages you to double-down on veal shanks and blue cheese would kick up much of a fuss? Kidding! With a nudge from Hollywood and Silicon Valley influencers, the explosively popular ketogenic diet (better known as keto) is the latest low-carb regimen (see Atkins, Paleo, South Beach) to promise a beach-worthy physique with a side order of bacon.
Up or down: Trending up, way up.
Elevator pitch: Think of it as streamlined Atkins. That low-carb diet, developed by Dr. Robert Atkins in the 1970s, urged followers to gorge on steak and eggs until they achieved ketosis: a state in which the body theoretically burns fat for energy.
But it was anything but simple. Devotees had to follow four calibrated stages, starting with quitting carbs cold-turkey, before methodically adding back the apples and brown rice (later variations are less structured).
According to Craig Clarke, a keto evangelist and author, the keto diet cuts out the phases but never eases up on the carbs, limiting them to a mere 5 percent of a person's daily calorie intake (compared to the 50 to 65 percent in the typical American diet). In theory, this hard-line approach turns the body into fat-burning furnace that can smolder for years.
Adopters: Funny how a Midwest-friendly diet that preaches meat, meat and more meat has caught on with particular vigor on the vegan-friendly West Coast (sure, there's vegan keto, but you better have a near-religious attachment to tofu and avocados).
Credit Tim Ferriss, Silicon Valley's life-hacking guru, who said that a keto diet helped him combat Lyme disease. Hollywood stars including Halle Berry, Alicia Vikander and Vanessa Hudgens have helped make keto a certifiable thing by flashing keto-lean bodies on the red carpet.
Half-life: While the diet is hardly new (it was developed by Mayo Clinic doctors to treat epilepsy in the 1920s), Google searches for "keto" shot up exponentially around 2017, as searches on "paleo diet" and "Atkins diet" declined.
A boost from the A-listers helped turn it into a multi-billion-dollar industry. So did Instagram hashtags like #myketotransformation, where dieters post before-and-after selfies of their ripped bodies. This month, Al Roker announced on the "Today" show that had lost 40 pounds on the diet. "It doesn't suck," he said proudly during a keto cooking segment in which he served sloppy Joes with wheat-free buns made of almond powder, psyllium husk and egg whites.
Just the facts: The keto diet, like Atkins before it, has its share of critics. It has been associated with high cholesterol, kidney stones, acne and bad breath, but Nina Teicholz, a science journalist and adjunct professor at New York University, says on her website that numerous studies confirm its effectiveness.
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Robbing Hero 2, not to be confused with Ribbon Hero 2, is an online game that helps you master the art of robbing. Have you avoided robbing because you don't know how? Straight from the Evil Secret Lair we present Robbing Hero 2: Cloppy's out on Bail.
The game is available as a free download and serves to educate in the art of purse snatching, pick-pocketing, and other common theft activities.
Cloppy, (Clippy's evil twin) one of the Office Assistants which didn't make the cut for Microsoft Office, just got out of jail and is looking to make some green to fund his drug addiction. However, instead of finding a job, he decides to rob people instead. He travels to different parts of the city, from China Town to the Suburbs, looking for his prey. In each area, there are several people to rob before moving to the next place.
Earn points in the game by completing theft activities and geting rewarded with badges and trophies. Once you master a level, you're ready to try out your new skills in the real world. Badges include:
Grand Theft Auto: Steal a car and drive at least 20 km before abandoning it. (350 pts + free gas)
The Workout: Chase your prey for at least 2 km before snatching that purse. (200 pts + 1mth gym membership)
Hit and Run: Knock out your prey before robbing them. (235 pts)
The Bank Job: Rob a bank with a weapon. (500 pts)
The Black Belt: Rob a bank without a weapon. (1000 pts)
Elderly Assistance: Rob a person older than 60 years old. (175 pts + bingo card)
Candy from a baby: Find a baby and take whatever it has. (150 pts + candy)
Cash in your points to earn awesome rewards to help you become an even better robber!
Black full face mask 100 pts
Too small leather gloves 150 pts
BB gun 200 pts
Swiss Army Knife 500 pts
Ninja Stars 750
Taser 1000 pts.
What are you waiting for?! Rob-some today!
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A revelation by the Union Government has brought troublesome news for the cultural heritage of the state as seven dialects spoken in different parts of the Himachal Pradesh have been categorized on the verge of extinction.
As per the information provided by the Union Minister of State Human Resources Development Dr Mahendra Nath Pandey to Shimla Member of Parliament Virender Kashyap seven dialects viz. Baghati, Handuri, Kului, Kinnauri, Pangvalli, Sirmauri and Spiti spoken mainly in Sirmour, Solan, Chamba and Kullu districts and tribal higher hills and tribal snow bound areas of Pangi, Spiti and Kinnaur areas of Himachal Pradesh are on the verge of extinction.
The Union Government has identified and classified total 197 languages/dialects as critically endangered all over India.
The Government of India has initiated a Scheme known as "Protection and Preservation of Endangered Languages of India" (SPPEL). Under this scheme, the Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL), Mysore works on protection, preservation and documentation of all the mother tongues/languages of India spoken by less than 10,000 people.
The Government has also initiated a Project known as "Bharatavani" implemented by the CIIL for all languages, especially the languages spoken by more than ten thousand persons, in the cyberspace. This Project aims to build a searchable knowledge repository in and about all the languages in India in multimedia (text, audio, video, images) formats through an online portal.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has launched a scheme 'Study and Research in Indigenous and Endangered language in India' and approved grants to the nine Central Universities and six State Universities for Establishment of Centres for Endangered Language in these Universities during 12th Plan.
Language is directly associated with the culture and custom of region and society that plays vital role in developing beliefs and history. Language is also instrumental for the growth and transmission of culture, continuity of societies, and with the extinction of dialects, we can well imagine the loss for the diverse and rich culture and custom of the state.


Nancy Beaudette met Susan Cattaneo in Austin a couple of years ago, a fate which would result in collaboration and friendship. "We've co-authored a number of songs to date, but perhaps the most precious was our first, 'Fade To Blue'", says Nancy.
We're thrilled to let you know that Susan included the song on her 'double-album' project, "The Heart and The Hammer" which was released this month. Nancy both sings and plays guitar on the track with Susan.
From the first cut to the last, this is an exceptional CD. The songwriting is flawless and Susan's voice is superb. We hope you'll add this to your music collection.
Visit www.susancattaneo.com to learn more!


"I am delighted to support the Dogs Trust in their campaign to remind people that a dog really is for life and not just for Christmas.
"I would encourage people to think carefully before taking on a dog at all times but especially during the festive season. Every January hundreds of dogs are found abandoned, which is a real shame." ."
"We see an influx of dogs being handed in to our rehoming centres during December and January and we aim to curb this problem by educating people about responsible dog ownership and about the potential risks of buying pets online as an impulse purchase.
"Many unscrupulous breeders take advantage of the Christmas season to make money and what you see on a website is not always what you get, with many of these puppies sold on despite being underage, sick and not properly socialised."
Dogs Trust is the UK's largest dog welfare charity and cares for over 16,000 abandoned and unwanted dogs a year through its nationwide network of 18 rehoming centres.
For more information about Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity, visitwww.dogstrust.org.uk.


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Q: iOS - UITableView not displaying cells I have the following interface set up in storyboard:

The controller is a custom controller that extends from UITableViewController. When I run my app this is what I get:

I thought it might have something to do with the Reuse Identifiers so I changed them to something unique for each of the cells, and modified the code accordingly, but still nothing shows up.

A: If you are using static cells in the storyboard, you must remove all table view data source methods (number of rows in section, sections, cell for row at index path...) from your table view controller, otherwise the static cells are overridden.

A: Also make sure you have positive cell height. I had set the cell height to be zero and was wondering why the heck the cells are not showing.

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Bordeneuve Châteaux & Collections has been pushing its ranges of Armagnac and Calvados throughout Europe following the end of its 2017 harvest.
Thomas Guasch, managing director and master-distiller, was invited to visit the Czech Republic to host master classes with professionals and private enthusiasts, where he showcased the Bas-Armagnacs, Vaghi-Baron de Sigognac range, Calvados Charles de Granville and orange liqueur La Grande Josiane.
"Naturally, this is a sharing of information and savoir-faire based around fine products," said Guasch. "But also the culture of a long friendship that our house maintains with the Czech Republic.
Jérôme Castledine, commercial director at Bordeneuve Châteaux & Collections described the latest harvest as having "a perfect level of acidity" and "and ideal natural sugar content in the juice".


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Large Hadron Collider at CERN fired up after 2-year break
AFP Photo / Fabrice Coffrini © AFP
After a two-year refit, the CERN nuclear research center has restarted the Large Hadron Collider (some say that's why the latest lunar eclipse was so short). The new run will focus on searching for dark matter and trying to reach other dimensions.
The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) announced on Sunday that one of the two beams had completed a circuit of the LHC's 27-kilometer ring of superconducting magnets in an underground facility on the Swiss-French border.
The collider has been upgraded to run at a higher energy and with a greater intensity of collisions. This time the 'Big Bang' accelerator is going to run for three years, with operators busy 24-hours a day. First experiments are slated for late May.
Teams are completing final tests, #RestartLHC could be sometime between Saturday & Monday: http://t.co/JNk98d8rAOpic.twitter.com/HWaO5rO1Cq
— CERN (@CERN) April 2, 2015
"The LHC will be running day and night. When we will get results, we don't know. What is important is that we will have collisions at energies we've never had before," CERN spokesman Arnaud Marsollier said in March.
"If something interesting appears in this new window we will see it. It might be two months from now or two years, we're not able to say. It took 50 years to find the Higgs boson and 20 years to build this machine, and it will be running at least until 2035, so we can be patient," he added.
READ MORE: 2 new subatomic particles found by CERN scientists
Dark matter? Extra dimensions? What will the Large Hadron Collider discover? Full beams due tomorrow morning #LHCpic.twitter.com/142LtU7b8s
— David Shukman (@davidshukmanbbc) April 4, 2015
With its beam energy level now reaching 13 tera-electron volts (TeV), the refitted 'atom smasher' is now nearly twice as powerful as it was two years ago.
The LHC is now believed to be powerful enough to 'capture' dark matter, which is believed to make up some 70 percent of matter in our universe.
Large Hadron Collider researchers hope to touch another dimension - http://t.co/H8RWrScrR6pic.twitter.com/e60aOE43UJ
— N. Felipe (@NemiahFelipe3) March 28, 2015
The Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest and most powerful particles accelerator, was active between 2008 and in 2012, and made what is probably its most valuable discovery: it registered the mysterious Higgs boson subatomic particle, the so-called "God particle" that gives mass to other particles, and is believed to be the key to understanding the constructs of the universe.
READ MORE: 'God particle' confirmed: CERN says data 'strongly indicates' Higgs boson found
RT @NatureNews:Has a tiny piece of metal debris stalled the world's largest collider? #LHChttp://t.co/TgXngYL29Opic.twitter.com/tbxXGAoQmp
— Mario Livio (@Mario_Livio) March 28, 2015
This standard model of particle physics works with 17 subatomic particles, of which 12 are thought to build matter, while the remaining five, including the newly discovered Higgs boson, are called "force carriers."
In 2013, the LHC was stopped when scientists realized that if they wanted to get deeper into the rabbit's burrow, the collider needed a higher output.
READ MORE: Higgs Boson could spell the end of the universe - Stephen Hawking
The LHC was set to be re-started on March 31, but the launch was delayed while CERN solved a technical problem, which turned out to be a small piece of metal debris in the system. They removed it and completed final testing.
READ MORE: 'God particle' teaches that Universe should have ceased to exist
After the restart, relatively weak beams of protons will be sent through the LHC ring in opposite directions, reaching velocities close to the speed of light. But first collisions marking the beginning of the second stage of experiments are likely to happen no earlier than June.
New discoveries could be expected somewhere in the middle of 2016.
'God particle' confirmed: CERN says data 'strongly indicates' Higgs boson found
'God particle' teaches that Universe should have ceased to exist


Where are you hiding the help file for Mindjet Android?
Apparently I erased the help map prior to understand all of the functions and limitations of the Android version of Mindmanager. I don't have any problems and I really like the application, I just want to make sure I am utilizing it fully. Can you please provide a link to the location?
If you go to the drop down menu on the upper right hand corner of the map, there is a "Help" option. This will give you the information that you are looking for. Please let me know if you have additional questions. Thank you!
Thank you for the reply, but my question was regarding the Android app. The version I am using (downloaded 2 - weeks ago) does not have a drop down menu or anything else in the upper right corner. Is there somewhere else I could look?
Hi Duane. Do you have the icon highlighted in red on the screen shot below on your MIndjet for Android application? Please let me know.
I see the problem, my display isn't like the one shown. I do not have the bar across the top with the Mindjet logo and the icon in the right corner. I am also missing the lower bar with the time and other buttons. I removed the app and reinstalled and the bars are still missing.
What version of the Android operating system are you using? The app requires 2.1 and up. It would also be helpful if you could send me a screen shot of what your user interface looks like. Thank you!
I am using Android 2.3.4. The udate service indicates this is the most current available. Here is a link to the screen image. The add image will not upload the file.
If you hit the menu button on your phone when you are in the Mindjet for Android application, you will be taken to the Mindjet Help page. I hope that this helps. Thank you so much for the screen shot! That was most helpful.


Residents of Port aux Basques are hunkering down as a vicious winter storm pummels the area.
Winds gusting in excess of 130 km/h have knocked out power to some parts of town, while Marine Atlantic has cancelled crossings for the day.
Mayor John Spencer says some residents in the Channel area have been without power since yesterday.
Newfoundland Power has extra crews working in extreme conditions to try to restore power. He says as soon as power is restored, it gets knocked out again because of the high winds, salt on the wires and arcing.
The town attempted to set up a warming centre for those without power, but even that was difficult because of the the extreme conditions.
He says they arranged some space and a local grocer donated soup and sandwiches, but the power went. They then shifted to another location, but the generator was inoperable. She says neighbours are reaching out to neighbours to make sure everyone is safe.


With over 1 million people in attendance each year, Pride Toronto is one of the largest LGBTQ festivals in the world with an annual dyke march, pride parade, parties, a Trans* Pride Rally, Trans* Pride March and Trans* Space, as well as a child-friendly zone with activities and entertainment for queer families. For youth, Pride Toronto features "Fruitloops," a youth-focused, wheelchair accessible space on the Saturday of Pride weekend.
Pride Toronto is the not-for-profit organization that hosts the annual downton Pride festival each last week of June.


Integrated Talent Management: What Is It and Why Should You Want It? According to Bersin by Deloitte, it is three or more connected organizational processes designed to attract, manage, develop, motivate and retain key people. These processes include activities such as performance management, career management, succession management, leadership development, learning and capability development, total rewards and talent acquisition. These processes are integrated through a common interface, data platform, workflow, and cross-process reporting and analytics.
Integrated Talent Management - What Is It and Why Should You Want It?
Did you know that with an integrated Talent Management system, companies are 156% more likely to train better leaders than companies without an integrated system? In the past, the trend has been to purchase an individual software platform that was the best for learning, talent acquisition, performance, and competency management, which leaves companies' talent management systems disjointed and cumbersome, creating siloes within an organization.


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ID: Commission of inquiry on Burundi - 16th Meeting, 45th Regular Session Human Rights Council
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Commission of Inquiry on Burundi A/HRC/45/32
Item:4 Promotion and protection of all human rights, civil, political, economic, social and cultural right
45th Regular Session of the Human Rights Council.
Mr. Doudou Diene, Member of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (Introduction)
Burundi (Country Concerned), Mr. Rénovat Tabu
European Union, Mr. Walter Stevens
Norway (on behalf of a Group of Countries), Ms. Tine Mørch Smith
France, Mr. François Gave
Australia, Ms. Lisa Marie Gittos
China, Mr. Dai Dong
Belgium, Mr. Pieter Leenknegt
Switzerland, Ms. Samira Cizero Ntasano
Netherlands, Ms. Monique T.G. Van Daalen
Luxembourg, Mr. Pierre-Louis Lorenz
Croatia, Ms. Vesna Batistic Kos
Russian Federation, Ms. Kristina Sukacheva
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Mr. Matthew James Puttick
South Sudan, Mr. Mawien Makol Ariik
Myanmar, Ms. Zen Sian Hung
United Republic of Tanzania, Ms. Maimuna Kibenga Tarishi
Belarus, Mr. Andrei Taranda
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Mr. Seyed Mohammad Sadati Nejad
Egypt, Mr. Ahmend Moharam Ahmed Soliman
Kenya, Ms. Lucy N. Kiruthu
Ireland, Ms. Jean McDonald
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), Mr. Jorge Valero
East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project, Mr. Nicolas Agostini
Human Rights Watch, Mr. John Fisher
Amnesty International, Mr. Kevin Whelan
International Federation of ACAT (Action by Christians for the Abolition of Torture), Ms. Marie Salphati
Institute for NGO Research, Ms. Anne Herzberg
International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists, Mr. Maurice Joseph Kirschbaum
International Federation for Human Rights Leagues, Ms. Manon Karatas
Rencontre Africaine pour la defense des droits de l'homme, Mr. Amok Akuleti
CIVICUS - World Alliance for Citizen Participation, Mr. Dieudonné Bashirahishize
International-Lawyers.Org, Ms. Leena Abdelmoity
Ms. Françoise Hampson, Member of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (Final Remarks)
Mr. Doudou Diene, Member of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (Final Remarks)
Mr. Doudou Diene, Member of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (Introduction) 00:01:29
Burundi (Country Concerned), Mr. Rénovat Tabu 00:15:35
European Union, Mr. Walter Stevens 00:21:17
Norway (on behalf of a Group of Countries), Ms. Tine Mørch Smith 00:22:53
France, Mr. François Gave 00:24:13
Australia, Ms. Lisa Marie Gittos 00:25:37
China, Mr. Dai Dong 00:27:06
Belgium, Mr. Pieter Leenknegt 00:28:39
Switzerland, Ms. Samira Cizero Ntasano 00:30:14
Netherlands, Ms. Monique T.G. Van Daalen 00:31:41
Luxembourg, Mr. Pierre-Louis Lorenz 00:34:24
Russian Federation, Ms. Kristina Sukacheva 00:37:25
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Mr. Matthew James Puttick 00:38:57
South Sudan, Mr. Mawien Makol Ariik 00:40:35
Myanmar, Ms. Zen Sian Hung 00:41:20
United Republic of Tanzania, Ms. Maimuna Kibenga Tarishi 00:43:23
Belarus, Mr. Andrei Taranda 00:45:24
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Mr. Seyed Mohammad Sadati Nejad 00:46:30
Egypt, Mr. Ahmend Moharam Ahmed Soliman 00:49:24
Kenya, Ms. Lucy N. Kiruthu 00:50:25
Ireland, Ms. Jean McDonald 00:51:46
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), Mr. Jorge Valero 00:53:19
East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project, Mr. Nicolas Agostini 00:54:39
Human Rights Watch, Mr. John Fisher 00:56:11
Amnesty International, Mr. Kevin Whelan 00:57:48
International Federation of ACAT (Action by Christians for the Abolition of Torture), Ms. Marie Salphati 00:59:28
Institute for NGO Research, Ms. Anne Herzberg 01:01:00
International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists, Mr. Maurice Joseph Kirschbaum 01:02:38
International Federation for Human Rights Leagues, Ms. Manon Karatas 01:04:05
Rencontre Africaine pour la defense des droits de l'homme, Mr. Amok Akuleti 01:05:42
CIVICUS - World Alliance for Citizen Participation, Mr. Dieudonné Bashirahishize 01:07:18
International-Lawyers.Org, Ms. Leena Abdelmoity 01:08:53
Ms. Françoise Hampson, Member of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (Final Remarks) 01:10:37
Mr. Doudou Diene, Member of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (Final Remarks) 01:16:13
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We went to Versailles in September of 2011. The trip was just for a weekend. We have been to Paris before but never went on top of Eiffel Tower. So, Saturday evening we went up to Eiffel Tower and Sunday we spent the whole day wandering around Versailles Palace inside and out. Versailles is not too far from Paris, may be an hour drive depending on the traffic. But it is worth spending a day looking few centuries back and feeling the luxurious lifestyle the kings and queens enjoyed once.
Just to give you a brief history on Versailles Palace, this was the center of political power in France from 1682 (when King Louis XIV moved here from Paris) to 1789 (when the royal family was forced to return to the capital). This palace is a symbol of absolute monarchy of Old Regime of France. This has been listed as an UNESCO World Heritage site for being one of the most beautiful achievements of 18th century French art.
Great photos! Versailles is certainly an amazing place.
Always enjoy your posts! My grandson was here recently and sent me many of the same pictures. Such a beautiful and interesting historic place.
Love Versailles – go as often as I can to visit. Thanks for visiting my blog too – I have numerous posts about Versailles as well.


Mixing classic architecture with a modern twist, this lovely home includes an entertainment-sized living room, a sunroom framed by windows, and a chef's kitchen with Sub-Zero & Wolf appliances. The upstairs contains a tranquil master suite plus two more bedrooms and bathroom. Sets of french doors seamlessly transition to an outdoor covered deck and gardens. Located on a quiet street just ten minutes from downtown Seattle, the neighborhood offers dozens of restaurants, cafes, and parks all within reach.


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Fever-Tree revenue fizzes higher after stellar Christmas and summer
The premium mixer maker saw the fastest growth occur in the UK.
Fever-Tree continued to perform strongly in the UK (Lauren HurleyPA)
By Alys Key, Press Association City Reporter
Fever-Tree has reported another year of rapid growth as consumers snapped up its mixers during the heatwave and the busy Christmas period.
https://www.independent.ie/world-news/fevertree-revenue-fizzes-higher-after-stellar-christmas-and-summer-37744399.html
https://www.independent.ie/world-news/article37744398.ece/df0eb/AUTOCROP/h342/ipanews_c3a9dfdd-10a2-4054-b288-20130291d0c4_1
In a trading update, the group said full-year revenue for 2018 was around £236 million, an increase of 39%.
The group's board expects full-year results to be comfortably ahead of its expectations.
Shares in the company were up almost 9% in early trading at 2,830p.
The UK was the fastest growing market, with sales up 52% as a result of an "outstanding" summer and strong Christmas.
Meanwhile, the US saw 21% growth during the period in which the company took control of its American operations.
Fever-Tree brought the division under direct management in June, appointing a dedicated chief executive for the market.
The company said the move had helped boost momentum in the second half. It has also signed an exclusive deal with North America's largest drinks distributor Southern Glazer's.
Group chief executive Tim Warrillow said: "We are particularly encouraged by the progress to date in the USA and the strong platform for further growth this provides."
In continental Europe, revenue jumped 24% while the rest of world division saw 48% growth.
Mr Warrillow said: "Drinking habits are changing. The rise of premium spirits and the advent of premium mixers has reinvigorated and re-established the quality and enjoyment of the long-mixed drink, be it a gin & tonic, vodka & ginger beer or whiskey & ginger ale to name but a few.
"Fever-Tree is at the forefront of this trend, broadening the appeal of the spirits category, drawing in new consumers and with it providing a genuine alternative to the beer and wine occasion."
Neo-Nazi killer sentenced to life plus 419 years for car attack on crowd in the US
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Memorial Day is this weekend! We've seen plenty of rain the past few weeks, so this could be your weekend to get out the grill. Find an abundance of local fixins at area farmers tailgate markets to toss on the grill or to make into yummy entrees and sides for your weekend festivities.
If you decide to grill meat, both Reeves Home Place Farm (West Asheville Tailgate Market) and Dry Ridge Farm (West Asheville Tailgate Market, Asheville City Market, River Arts District Farmers Market) can provide your cookout with all kinds of beef, chicken, pork, and more.
Grilled asparagus is always a crowd favorite. McConnell Farms (North Asheville Tailgate Market, West Asheville Tailgate Market, Asheville City Market) still has asparagus, but get it now as this early spring specialty is going away soon.
As for side items, all kinds of greens are available at market. Siberian kale, bok choi, red Russian kale are all featured at vendors' tables. Want to add a little kick to your salad? Try dandelion greens from Bear Necessities Farm (West Asheville Tailgate Market, Asheville City Market, Asheville City Market – South) and Wildwood Herbal Plants & Produce (Weaverville Tailgate Market, Asheville City Market). Experiment with a dandelion green wilted salad and toss on some local strawberries and bacon.
Also perfect for warmer weather is the return of tomatoes! Their early season return is brought to you by Thatchmore Farm (West Asheville Tailgate Market, North Asheville Tailgate Market) and McConnell Farms.


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Mike Tyson v Roy Jones Jr: Joshua, Fury, Mayweather predict heavyweight showdown
By Sam Brookes
This Saturday marks the return of two heavyweight icons to the ring. In a fight that was first mooted nearly two decades ago, Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. will finally face off inside the squared circle.
The bout is an exhibition contest over eight rounds, and has certainly captured the public's imagination.
Whilst some are excited by the prospect of the two legendary boxers making a comeback, others are concerned that both fighters will look a shadow of their former selves.
Everyone seems to have an opinion on the highly-anticipated showdown, and TalkSPORT have gathered the views of some of the best fighters in the business, past and present.
Current heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have admitted that they are excited to see Tyson make a comeback after idolising 'Iron' Mike in their younger years.
Meanwhile, former Tyson opponents Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield have also broken down the contest, confirming that the 54-year-old certainly carries the advantage when it comes to explosive knockout power.
Their thoughts are shared by heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte, who told IFL TV that he favours Tyson to win, claiming that "Roy's chin is completely gone."
Floyd Mayweather famously took part in his own exhibition fight in 2018, stopping Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa inside the opening round.
He has confessed that he is looking forward to Tyson and Jones Jr. displaying their skills once more.
"I'm not here to say Tyson's gonna win, I'm not here to say Roy's gonna win.
"I'm pretty sure it's gonna be entertaining, I'm pretty sure I'm gonna watch it," he said.
Both Tyson and Jones Jr. seem to have prepared well for the fight. The pair looked in tremendous shape on the scales on Friday.
They will hope that translates into the ring on Saturday night, under the bright lights in Los Angeles.
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Seed Money for Cooperation with Mediterranean Countries
The Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) commissioned the HES-SO as the Leading House (LH) for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The mandate will last from 2017 to 2020 and its overall goal is to develop scientific collaborations between Switzerland and countries of the MENA region.
This call allows funding of approximately 10 seed money grants, subject to the number of applications received as well as compliance with the criteria for evaluation and selection.
The Mediterranean countries of the MENA region are the target of this call, namely Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine and Tunisia.
The call is open to all scientific disciplines and fields of research.
All scientists of Swiss federal and cantonal universities, universities of applied sciences and universities of teachers' education, as well as public research institutions, are eligible to apply. A Swiss "principal investigator/researcher" holding a faculty or senior scientist position in an eligible Swiss institution must act as the main applicant and is qualified to submit the proposal. Proposals that include bachelor, master and doctoral students must be submitted by their supervisors. Swiss applicants are eligible for research cost funding as well as, to a limited extent, for salary cost funding.
The principal investigator/researcher in the MENA region must be affiliated to an accredited university or a public research institute and must hold a faculty or senior scientist position in addition to several years of research experience. MENA partner applicants are eligible for research cost funding only (no salary cost funding).
In addition to the MENA and the Swiss investigators/researchers, other collaborating partners (third parties), including researchers affiliated to international organisations and think tanks may also qualify to participate if they have a solid track record of research and publications. Third-party applicants are not eligible for funding.
Funding and Budgeting
The maximum amount for a seed money grant is 13'000 CHF. The grant will be disbursed in two instalments: 80% after signing the grant contract and 20% after approval of the final report. A detailed budget must be provided in the project proposal. Budgeted expenses must be justified and related to the proposed research activities. A financial contribution of each partner is expected and must be made explicit in cash and in-kind.
> HES-SO
https://www.hes-so.ch/de/leading-house-mena-10324.html
Switzerland, Egypt, Morocco, Tunesia
Research, Mobility, Events
Undergrad, PhD Candidate, PostDoc, Researcher
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"While some affect the sun, and some the shade.
Even in 1743 publishers were not convinced that a book length meditation on death, in blank verse, was a commercial proposition. The Scottish clergyman Robert Blair had real trouble finding someone willing to publish his gloomy classic "The Grave," and if it had not been championed by Isaac Watts it might never have seen the light of day. After being rejected and rewritten "in order to make it more generally liked..[and] to make such a piece go down with a licentious age," as the author wrote to a friend, it was finally published by Mr Cooper. It was not a instant hit but by 1798 there had been 47 separate editions and, along with Edward Young's "Night Thoughts", was considered essential reading for all late eighteenth century men of sensibility. Jonathan Tyers, the owner of Vauxhall Gardens, had copies of both books chained to lecterns at his Temple of Fleeting Life and Inevitable Death at Denbies, his Surrey estate.
For his 20 guineas Cromeck became the owner of Blake's extraordinary original watercolours and when he died in 1812 they were inherited by his widow. In 1832 they turned up at auction in Edinburgh, described as "A Volume of Drawings by Blake" and were sold to an anonymous buyer at the knock down price of £1 and 5 shillings. No one knows what happened to the pictures after that until they turned up in 2001 at Caledonia Books in Glasgow, bought as part of a job lot from a house clearance sale. Caledonia Books didn't realise the red morocco portfolio labelled 'Designs for Blair's Grave' contained original works of art and put them on sale as prints. In spring the shop was visited by Paul Williams and Jeffrey Bates two booksellers from Yorkshire on the look out for stock. The portfolio caught their eye and they bought it for an undisclosed sum believed to be about £1000. They thought they had something potentially valuable on their hands and took the portfolio to a firm of auctioneers who took professional advice. When the portfolio was shown to a pair of Blake scholars the importance of the find became obvious. The initial plan was to auction the portfolio but Tate Britain became involved and offered the two book dealers £4.2 million. The offer was accepted and the Tate was given 5 months to raise the money. Meanwhile the owners of Caledonia Books unable to live with the knowledge that they had sold a fortune for a pittance launched a legal challenge to the sale alleging they had been cheated by Williams and Bates who only had the drawings on approval. They hired a London art dealer Libby Howie to advise them and eventually reached a settlement with the two second hand booksellers in November 2002. Howie, who at the age of 24 became the first female auctioneer at Sotheby's in 1976, persuaded Williams, Bates and the Caledonia bookshop to renege on their £4.2 million deal with the Tate and instead sell the drawings to her for £4.9 million. The reaction of the Tate isn't hard to imagine. Howie told the press that she had bought the drawings on behalf of an anonymous art lover "a man who understands the importance of these watercolours to scholars. Their loan to a museum has not been ruled out." This turned out to be a barefaced lie – the buyers were a syndicate, a private investment group, who were only interested in how much money they could make on their speculation.
Howie and her private investors then waited almost two years before applying for an export license for their Blake's. The Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art valued the watercolours at £8.8 million and gave British buyers two months to match the price. There was no chance of the Tate finding this sort of money and the export license was granted. There was more outrage when it was revealed that the collection was to broken up and sold as individual lots at Sotheby's New York. Howie claimed that she had tried to sell the whole collection to the Getty Museum in California, the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art and several private buyers but no one was interested. Critics were sure that the sale of each drawing individually was simply meant to maximise their price and generate the most profit. The auction was held at Sotheby's on May 2 2005. Only 50 or so buyers turned up and many of them turned out not to be in the buying mood. The £9 million sale turned into something of a fiasco – the pre-sale high estimate for the 20 lots was $17,481,500 but they sold for $7,102,640 (£4.2 million) with 8 lots bought back and remaining unsold. Once Sotheby's fees were paid and even with 8 drawings still to sell it was looking likely that Howie and her private investors would barely break even on their deal. Brian Sewell the art critic summed up the whole affair: "Even though the goal of every dealer is profit, there comes a point when one needs to check one's greed and rather do the right thing. Miss Howie could have very easily come to agreement with the Tate wherein she could have made a profit and the drawings would have remained together as they should have been. But I would not be surprised if she has done herself quite a bit of harm in this deal, if not apparent immediately, than certainly down the road. She has not done well by her investor client she hasn't made the millions in profit for him he was obviously counting on."


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Q: Visual Studio Database Pro Partial Projects Constraints Issue In Visual Studio 2008 Database edition one can use "partial projects" to allow a database to be separated into multiple projects for deployment and maintainability. I have been looking into doing this with our project but hit the following snag:
If you have project that defines some base tables, and then you have a different project that defines a new set of tables that have constraints pointing to the tables in the first project, DBPro seems unable to map this relationship. The specific error is:

"CONSTRAINT has an unresolved reference to Table foo" (where foo is in the original DB).

A more concrete example if you'd like to duplicate for yourself the scenario:

*

*Create a Project called BaseDB.

*Define in BaseDB a table called Users with the following DDL:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Users] (
    UserID INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
    UserName NVARCHAR(20) NOT NULL
)

*Export BaseDB as a partial project adding the _BaseDB.files file to your project.

*Create a Project in the same solution called DerivedDB

*Use the Import Partial Project to point to BaseDB, confirming if you like that there's a stub reference in your import files pointing to the Users table in BaseDB.

*Define a table in DerivedDB called PowerUsers with the following DDL:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[PowerUsers] (
    PowerUserID INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
    UserID INT NOT NULL
)

*If you do a "Build" at this point, everything works.

*Add a FOREIGN KEY CONSTRAINT in the DerivedDB project from PowerUsers to Users with the following DDL:
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[PowerUsers]
    ADD CONSTRAINT [PowerUsers_Users_FK]
    FOREIGN KEY (UserID)
    REFERENCES [dbo].[Users] (UserID)

Performing the above steps should allow you to see the error I'm talking about.
Questions:

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*Is there a way to fix constraint references across database projects?

*If not, should partial projects then be reserved for series of stored procedures and the base project reserved for all DDL of base tables and constraints?


Wide receiver can be an interesting position to try and grade at the University level. There aren't that many tights ends, so usually these get lumped in with the wide outs and then there are wide outs that make the cut that are more like running backs in the jet sweep offence.
An unfortunate ending to the season for this product of the Redditch Arrows youth team (blast from the past there) after a drubbing from Birmingham, but the leading receiver for Derby snagged an impressive 12 touchdowns from the arm of 2nd team QB Joe Brammer and also ran in three more on the ground as a running back for good measure. The Big North West will be glad he graduated!
Yet another player from the national champions (well, they are national champions for a reason).One of the many of Tristan Varneys targets the dynamic slot receiver racked up an impressive 18 catches for 296 yards at a 16.44 yards per catch average and 10 touchdowns.
Although Dom Husbands stole a lot of the positive headlines from the national championship game, word on the grape vine is that his opposite number, Nich Bagnall, had the better season. Alright, it's like deciding between an Aston Martin or a Ferrari, but in this case this Aston edges it, just. We wish Nich a rapid recovery after his injury in the finals.
Often seen with a trail of would be tacklers left in his wake, Isdale is one of those "Jet Sweep Receivers" with more touchdowns on the ground than through the air. Cause Birmingham no end of trouble in their quarter final match up and wracked up an impressive 938 all purpose yards for 13 touchdowns.


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