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By Eoin Cuttle On November 23, 2018
Roughly two decades after taking the helm at Nissan, and later chairing the Japanese firm's alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi, the carmaker's board voted to remove company boss, Carlos Ghosn following his arrest in Japan for allegedly underreporting his salary.
It has been reported that he was formally sacked by the Japanese carmaker's board after an emergency meeting at its headquarters in Yokohama, following an internal investigation that found Ghosn had failed to disclose £34.5m in income and misused company funds.
Another top Nissan executive, Greg Kelly was also arrested for allegedly having acted as Ghosn's 'Inside Man'.
The pair were arrested on Monday, November 19 and are still in a detention centre in Tokyo but remain directors since a shareholder vote is required to remove them from the board entirely.
Following the arrests, Nissan accused Ghosn and Kelly of misdirecting company investments and personal use of company assets.
In a statement, Nissan said that Greg Kelly had, "been determined to be the mastermind of this matter, together with Carlos Ghosn."
According to Tokyo prosecutors, Ghosn's detention has been extended until at least November 30.
If found guilty, Ghosan could face up to 10 years in prison, a fine of up to 10 million Yen, or both.
Neither Ghosn or Kelly have been formally charged with any crime at this time.
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Subway Sadie is a 1926 American silent comedy-drama film directed by Alfred Santell. Adapted from Mildred Cram's 1925 short story "Sadie of the Desert", the film focuses on a relationship between New York salesgirl Sadie Hermann (Dorothy Mackaill) and subway guard Herb McCarthy (Jack Mulhall), who meet on the subway and become engaged. However, after Sadie receives a promotion, she must choose between her new job and marrying Herb. The cast also includes Charles Murray, Peggy Shaw, Gaston Glass, and Bernard Randall.
The film began production in May 1926. Arthur Edeson served as cinematographer, shooting around Central Park in areas like casinos and nightclubs. Distributed by First National Pictures, the film premiered in New York on September 12, 1926. Many publications wrote positively of the film, praising its acting and Santell's direction. Today, it remains unknown if a print of Subway Sadie has survived.
Salesgirl Sadie Hermann (Dorothy Mackaill), employed in a New York City fur store, has always dreamed of traveling to Paris. While riding the subway to work one morning, she meets Irish subway guard Herb McCarthy (Jack Mulhall), and the two strike up a conversation before Herb eventually arranges to have them meet at Cleopatra's Needle that Sunday.
Herb and Sadie are soon engaged to be married, but as Sadie has been promoted from saleslady to firm buyer she must cancel the wedding date to sail to Paris for the job, saddening Herb. Sadie prepares to leave, but then receives a message from Herb, which informs her that he is in the hospital as the result of an accident. Sadie chooses to visit him, and she decides to forgo her new job and marry Herb instead, Herb revealing that his father is the president of the subway company.
Alfred Santell directed Subway Sadie, from a screenplay written by Adele Comandini and Paul Schofield. The pair adapted a short story by Mildred Cram entitled "Sadie of the Desert", which had first been published in an October 1925 issue of The Red Book Magazine.
That man's a great director. He can make people feel perfectly natural. He's got what Chaplin did when he directed A Woman of Paris—he and Lewis Milestone and Mal St. Clair all have that same touch, they all belong to the new school of directors, it seems to me. They're not so busy thinking about technique that they have actors turning into marionettes.
Chosen to play female lead Sadie Hermann, Dorothy Mackaill opined that the film would appeal to "every girl in America". She believed that "there is not a situation in this picture which could not happen to any girl. That is one of the things I like about it. There is nothing in it that could not be true." The rest of the cast includes Charles Murray as a driver, Peggy Shaw as Ethel, Gaston Glass as Fred Perry, and Bernard Randall portraying Brown.
Arthur Edeson served as the cinematographer for Subway Sadie, shooting the silent film in black-and-white. Filming took place at several locations in Central Park, including Cleopatra's Needle and a local casino inn, which marked the first time the location had been filmed. A nightclub scene was also shot in New York. Hugh Bennett served as the film's editor, while Al Rockett Productions produced. Rockett told Motion Picture News in June 1926 that the film had been completed. First National Pictures filed a copyright for the film on August 18, 1926. The finished product was seven reels long, and comprised 6,727 feet (2,050 m) of film, running for about 70 minutes.
A scene from the film, featuring Mulhall and Mackaill. Their successful pairing in Subway Sadie led to them appearing in several other films.
First National Pictures handled distribution for Subway Sadie, with the film premiering in New York on September 12, 1926. It received positive reviews; a journalist for The New York Times enjoyed the film, calling it "an amusing photoplay". Although the review branded the ending unsurprising, they described it as "nevertheless pleasing". The Evening Independent praised the film, lauding it as "one of the cleverest and most interesting pictures that has been here this season".
A review from Photoplay applauded Mackaill's performance and described the film as "a true and human story". The review in the Motion Picture Herald assessed it as "a nice little feature, nothing big, but will go over on bargain nights", with praise directed to Mulhall's performance. A Berkeley Daily Gazette review wrote of the film by saying "sheer brilliance rarely has been equalled" and praised the story, direction, and acting.
The Morning Telegraph's review said that Subway Sadie would "delight the majority of straphangers" and that "it is what the boys call excellent box-office". The New York American review was similarly positive, describing it as "a light but charming comedy". In the New York World, the review described the film as "a consistently decent affair" which featured good direction by Santell. A review in The Daily Mirror wrote positively of Mackaill's performance and complimented Santell's directing abilities, while Reading Eagle praised the performances of the leads, calling them "a stellar combination". Not all reviews were positive; a negative review came from The Educational Screen, whose reviewer found the film to be "pretty trite stuff".
In June 1927, a Southeast Missourian journalist wrote that the film had since become "very successful". The pairing of Mulhall and Mackaill was described as "such a perfect team" that plans to have them star in many further films occurred. Films they appeared in after Subway Sadie include Smile, Brother, Smile (1927), Ladies' Night in a Turkish Bath (1928), Lady Be Good (1928), and Children of the Ritz (1929). The 1933 drama Curtain at Eight marked the final film they appeared in together.
Screenings of Subway Sadie occurred as late as January 12, 1928. As of November 2007, it is unclear whether a print of the film exists; it has likely become a lost film. A poster of the film can be seen at the New York Transit Museum.
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The next 5 years: Everything converges and rides in the cloud
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The intersection of cloud infrastructures, analytics, big data, mobile and social media, delivered through a cloud broker model, will change how IT services are delivered and used by government agencies in the future.
If the Internet is an information superhighway, cloud infrastructures are multiple highways upon which all of the other disruptive technologies will ride, according to leading senior government IT managers. Agency managers will assume that services are deployed in some type of cloud; the emphasis will be on extracting value from data, CIOs say.
"The cloud will become part of the IT capability delivery model, not an adjunct discussion; so hybrid models of public/private [clouds] will be common-place," said David McClure, associate administrator of the General Services Administration's Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies.
"The intersection of mobility and cloud … will change everything about how services are consumed by our customers, as well as how they are delivered by IT."
–Travis Howerton, National Nuclear Security Administration
Currently, the on-demand computing model is considered a fairly new way of providing the services IT departments have been delivering over the past 30 years. However, "when you start to look three years forward, I don't think we are going to be talking about it because there is going to be an expectation that we are already leveraging it," Shawn Kingsberry, CIO of the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, said during a recent conference.
"The real focus will be on how to connect disperse data sets to turn them into more intelligent information to better serve customers in more innovative ways," he said. RATB uses a cloud hub to manage multiple services. "Going forward, there will be the intersection of mobility and cloud that will change everything about how services are consumed by our customers, as well as how they are delivered by IT," said Travis Howerton, chief technology officer of the Energy Department's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). The government workforce expects to be able to work on any device, anytime from anywhere. As a result, the intersection of the two will fundamentally change government for the better, Howerton said.
The convergence of disruptive technologies will give rise to repeatable architectures, design patterns and solutions that will allow them to become marginally commoditized, Howerton said. At that juncture, agency managers can stop having conversations about the capabilities of point IT products and instead talk about how to use these new IT toolsets to better deliver more value to agencies' missions.
As agency IT managers deliver these new capabilities, it is incumbent upon them to do so in a way that is easy for the government workforce to use and for IT to protect – and that would be through an IT brokerage, said Anil Karmel, deputy CTO of NNSA. A cloud or IT brokerage model will let IT insert new capabilities in a timely manner, Karmel said.
DOE has partnered with NNSA to deliver a secure cloud services brokerage technology,YOURcloud, which connects a diverse set of users, spanning federal management and operations constituencies, to a marketplace of cloud service providers. The Defense Department, NASA and even smaller, innovative agencies such as RATB are embracing the cloud brokerage concept wherein they can connect a wide range of federal users and partner organizations to a federated marketplace of cloud service providers.
The concept of cloud brokers is in the early maturity stage, GSA's McClure said, and as such has a variety of definitions. A broker can provide acquisition services or can serve as a manager of disaggregated cloud services such as infrastructure, platform or software.
"It is unclear what will emerge even though some brokerage role could be value added in an environment where cloud knowledge and experience is thin," McClure said.
Organizations have to overcome challenges related to people, processes and technology in order for the cloud brokerage model to work, Karmel said. The underlying processes that drive an organization will have to undergo transformation from a procurement, security and technology perspective. Plus, officials must ensure that their organizations have the right technology whether they build it or purchase it.
The government still needs to adopt a more modular, agile development approach for building new technology and an acquisition model with six-to-eight month defined deliverables supported by impact analytics, McClure said.
Other technologies that will have an impact on government operations in the next five to 10 years include: In-memory analytics, visualization-based data discovery, search-based data discovery, collaborative decision-making and social analytics, McClure noted.


Ed "the Ace" McCulloch is a familiar name when it comes to success at the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals. The legend won the race six times, including four times in Top Fuel. McCulloch's impressive driving ability led to success in both Funny Car and Top Fuel, as he is one of only 16 drivers to have a win in both classes. In all, McCulloch finished with 22 career NHRA victories, and also served as a standout crew chief for the likes of current star Ron Capps.


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Electronic versions of forms under the Family Law Rules , O. Reg. 114/99 , are available in the table below, in a viewable (Adobe PDF) and fillable (Microsoft Word) format. Both formats are printable. The fillable format can be completed on-line and saved to your computer for future reference.
Court forms must be printed and filed in hardcopy at the court office, unless the Family Law Rules allow the court form to be filed electronically through the Family Claims Online Portal. To learn which forms may be filed electronically, refer to the Family Law Rules. Additional information can be found on the Government of Ontario website.
If you need help completing your family court forms, you can use the Guided Pathways to Family Court Forms, a free online tool developed by Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO) and the Ministry of the Attorney General. The tool asks you questions and puts your answers into the required court forms. When you're finished, you can save or print your completed forms before filing them in-person at the courthouse or online using the Family Claims Online Portal.
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Q: Node JS for Google Mirror API I am trying to implement the Oauth using Node JS for Glass Mirror API amd found this useful. In the "app.js" file, we need to provide the credentials of the project created in the Google developer console.
I have the client ID, client secret but am not able to define what should my callback URL be? What should be in the callback URL script? Logically I understand that there should be a program that accepts the token and runs the further steps.
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1) College football championship, 8 p.m. ET, ESPN. This is the way all seasons should end, with two undefeated powerhouses colliding. There were some doubts about Ohio State, because it had only played six games in the regular season; then, in the Rose Bowl, it thumped second-ranked Clemson, 49-28; Alabama followed with its 12th win, beating Notre Dame, 31-14; its receiver and quarterback (DeVonta Smith, shown here, and Mac Jones) finished first and third in Heisman voting. This should be a fun game. Read more…
1) College football championship, 8 p.m. ET, ESPN. This is the way all seasons should end, with two undefeated powerhouses colliding. There were some doubts about Ohio State, because it had only played six games in the regular season; then, in the Rose Bowl, it thumped second-ranked Clemson, 49-28; Alabama followed with its 12th win, beating Notre Dame, 31-14; its receiver and quarterback (DeVonta Smith, shown here, and Mac Jones) finished first and third in Heisman voting. This should be a fun game.
2) "The Bachelor," 8-10 p.m., ABC. It's a night for wide receivers, current (Smith) and past. The latter is Matt James, 29, a former Wake Forest receiver and now a New York real-estate broker. He still has 24 women to choose from, ranging from a New York fashion entrepreneur, 21, to an Ethiopian pharmacist, 32. Tonight, he tries a simultaneous date with 18 women.
3) "The Good Doctor," 10 p.m., ABC. Struggling with the residual emotional trauma of COVID, Dr. Lim meets a young war veteran wth PTSD. Also in this episode – the first new one in six weeks – Shaun wants to quit teaching new residents, after one was unable to save a patient.
4) "American Experience," 9 p.m., PBS. Elizabeth Smith disliked the ordinary feel of her life and her name. The youngest of 10 children in a Quaker family in small-town Indiana, she became a teacher … then met someone who wanted her to break "codes," proving Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare's plays. That failed, but Elizabeth Smith Friedman (her husband was also a codebreaker) would go on to crack the codes of enemies during two world wars and of mobsters during Prohibition. It's a fascinating story.
5) "Finding Joy," any time, www.acorn.tv. Amy Huberman has been a consistent plus for Irish TV. She was Daisy the receptionist in "The Clinic" … starred as a lawyer taking a career detour in "Striking Out" (which is also on Acorn) … and co-created this clever series. Huberman plays Joy, once shy and now tackling adventures for a video-blog. This second six-episode season starts with life's most difficult mission – returning to her old school and facing long-ago angst.
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That's it for now! Will be back in awhile! Hugsie hugsie!


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« Fake heiress Anna 'Delvey' Sorokin who scammed New York banks, hotels and socialites $200,000 to be 'deported to Germany' | Country music legend, Dolly Parton 'respectfully bows out' of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame running for this year »
Russia's captain Artem Dzyuba rejects a national team call-up 'due to the difficult situation in Ukraine'
Russian football captain, Artem Dzyuba has turned down a call up to his national team squad amid the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
Dzyuba – Russia's most high profile player first made headlines by verbally attacking Ukraine stars Vitaliy Mykolenko and Andriy Yarmolenko for hitting out at him because he refused to condemn his country's invasion.
Russia were kicked out of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar before their play-off clash with Poland. They were initially forced to play without a flag or anthem and under the name Football Union of Russia, before FIFA expelled them.
With no fixtures to play, Russia boss Valeri Karpin has decided to bring his players together regardless for training – with an intra-squad friendly against their U21 side planned while their FA lodges an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Karpin initially said Dzyuba's decision was because of 'the difficult situation in Ukraine', where he has relatives.
'He assured me … he really wants to play for the national team,' Karpin was quoted as saying, in an interview published on the website of the Russian Football Union.
'But now, due to the difficult situation in Ukraine, where he has many relatives, he apologised and asked, for family reasons, not to be called up to this camp,'
But Dzyuba later claimed his decision was not due to 'political issues', stressing that there was a 'misunderstanding' between himself and the coach.
'I didn't not join the Russian national team because of political issues. It's about family circumstances, but I don't want to go into details,' he was quoted as telling the Sport-Express news outlet.
'It seems to me that there was a misunderstanding, (coach) Valery Georgievich (Karpin) misunderstood me, or his words were misinterpreted.'


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I've downloaded this a few times and I don't get a PDF with portals and stairs, just the same desert or river skirmish maps that seem to come in all of the packs. I'm kind of confused what should actually come in the different packs. I purchased Deadly Caves packs 1, 2, 4, 5 and 95 (this one) and each one includes a PDF of the caves, and several zip files that included a river map when I downloaded them originally, but now contains a desert skirmish map when I download it. I thought they would all be the cave maps in varying dpi?
FYI: I downloaded this recently and it appears to contain all of your cave maps, not portals and stairs.
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City of Edmonton Green Building Audio Tour
Why settle for less when you can lead the way?
Commercial buildings account for 23% of Edmonton's energy use, and over 60% of Edmonton's greenhouse gas emissions come from electricity and natural gas. Key sustainability leaders in Edmonton's downtown community have done something about this. Their strategies make their buildings more environmentally friendly, and are the right moves from comfort, aesthetic, and economic perspectives.
Join a different leader at each location, as they explain the unique steps they have taken. Six downtown Edmonton buildings are included in this walking tour, starting at the beautiful City Hall. Listen to audio tours on this website, or subscribe to the podcast feed to download the tours on your mobile device. Print this page for a map to take with you.
Edmonton City Hall
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Robyn Webb, Environmental Strategies Team at the City of Edmonton
1 Sir Winston Churchill Square Edmonton, AB
Edmonton City Hall is the home to the mayor and city council and also a number of City staff. The building is not only used for council meetings, it is also a public gathering place in Edmonton. City Hall holds the downtown farmer's market in the winter time and many gatherings and celebrations that take place in the sunny atrium of the building. READ MORE
Royal Alberta Museum
Donna Clare, DIALOG
10368 97 St NW Edmonton, AB
The Royal Alberta Museum (RAM) is a key cultural institution in Edmonton, Alberta. The natural and human history museum displays important artifacts pertinent to the natural environment and heritage of Alberta. The extensive galleries showcase captivating exhibits, and touring features from around the world. READ MORE
Edmonton Tower
10111 104 Ave NW Edmonton, AB
Edmonton Tower is the first office building to be completed in downtown Edmonton's ICE District, home of the new Rogers Place Arena and future site of multiple retail, entertainment, commercial and residential developments. READ MORE
Tanya Doran, Stantec Consulting
10220 103 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB
Stantec Tower is a 66-floor mixed-use tower located within the Edmonton Ice District and constructed to LEED standards. Comprised of a 4-story retail podium, with multi-tenanted office space to level 28 and residential above, Stantec Tower includes 1.3 million sq. feet and is Edmonton's tallest building at 224 metres (735 ft). READ MORE
Mike McFaul, facility operations at Rogers Place
Edmonton's new downtown arena is home to the Edmonton Oilers, and hosts some of the city's biggest concerts, and many more significant entertainment events. The iconic downtown building is a leader in environmental awareness and was constructed in less than three years at a total cost of more than $600 million.This state-of-the-art facility will act as a catalyst to the city's downtown core while also setting the bar for future growth and sustainability. Rogers place is the first LEED Silver certified NHL Facility in Canada, and is only the second newly-built arena in North America to be LEED certified. READ MORE
Robbins Health Learning Centre
Kalen Pilkington, director of sustainability at MacEwan University
10810 104 Ave NW Edmonton, Alberta
The Robbins Health Learning Center was built in 2007, and it houses the health learning programs at MacEwan University. It is a LEED silver building. It houses approximately 2,000 students and 200 staff members, and is a very dynamic environment. It contains lecture theatres, gathering spaces, labs, and a wide variety of practical spaces for students. READ MORE
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Natalie was recognized for her outstanding contributions throughout her career to the transportation industry, but more specifically for her leadership and work on the 30th Street Station District Plan released in June 2016.
Natalie has been involved with every aspect of the 30th Street Station District Plan leading a diverse project team made up of public and private stakeholders and a world class consulting team. In addition, she never lost sight of the importance of community engagement, creating a platform for continued interaction with the public throughout the planning process. The result is a vision for the 30th Street Station District that harmonizes the ideas from all stakeholders.
The District Plan envisions 40 new acres of open space and 18 million square feet of new development around the station, including an entirely new mixed-use neighborhood atop 88 acres of rail yards.


The time of year is fast-approaching when we gather with friends to celebrate our stewardship accomplishments and talk about the road ahead. This year, we're trying out a new location – the beautiful Tin Roof Barn in Husum where we hope you'll join us in raising a glass (and much more!) in recognition of our recent growth and exciting plans for the year to come. Click on the link to purchase tickets or RSVP to jay (at)mtadamsstewards.org and pay at the door. Thank you for your support!
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Q: How to get index of a word in a string I am trying to run the below: -
def findword(string, word):
    import re
    strings=string.split()
    if word in strings:
        matches = re.finditer(string, word)
        matches_positions = [match.start() for match in matches]
        print(matches_positions)
    else:
        print("Word not found")

string=" how are you doing how do you you"
word= "you"
findword(string, word)

I'm only getting an empty list as result. But running the code without function gives the result of all index of the keyword. Any help would be appreciated !!!

A: Fixed it:
def findword(string, word):
    import re
    strings=string.split()
    if word in strings:
        matches = re.finditer(word ,string) #reversed (string, word), check documentation for correct usage
        matches_positions = [match.start() for match in matches]
        print(matches_positions)
    else:
        print("Word not found")

string=" how are you doing how do you you"
word= "you"
findword(string, word)

On line 5, I reversed (string, word). Please check the documentation for correct usage.

A: re.finditer(pattern, string, flags=0) takes the 1st parameter as pattern and second as string:
def findword(string, word):
    import re
    strings = string.split()
    if word in strings:
        matches = re.finditer(word, string) # see the change here
        matches_positions = [match.start() for match in matches]
        print(matches_positions)
    else:
        print("Word not found")

string=" how are you doing how do you you"
word= "you"

findword(string, word)

Output:
[9, 26, 30]


Join us if you dare for a frightening experience along the "Monsters, Madness, & Mayhem" Haunted Trail. Mature Audience Recommended.
To guarantee getting through the Haunted Trail before it closes, be in line by 10 p.m. Eastern Time at Niehaus Park or 9:50 p.m. at Salem Church on that Saturday, October 12.
The "Monsters, Madness, & Mayhem," Haunted Trail takes place from 7:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m.
Day of Purchase of tickets is also available. By purchasing in advance, you will be able to speed up the line process.
While the trail is at Niehaus Park, the parking location is at Salem Church where individuals will be then transported to Niehaus Park. Salem Church is located at 202 East 4th Street, Huntingburg, IN 47542.
Please contact Destination Huntingburg to request a refund.


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Q: Is there a way to obtain ModelMetadata.Properties for ModelMetadata.RelatedEntities? I've been reading up on the Microsoft.AspNet.Scaffolding.Core.Metadata namespace; however, I am new to this object model and perhaps I am overlooking something.  I am creating T4 text templates and would like to auto-generate output for related model data.  Something akin to ModelMetadata.RelatedModelMetadata.ModelMetadata.PropertyMetadata i.e.
foreach (PropertyMetadata property in ModelMetadata.Properties) {
  if (property.IsAssociation) {
    RelatedModelMetadata relatedModel = property.RelatedModel
    foreach (PropertyMetadata relatedProperty in relatedModel.Properties) {
      // Do Something
    }
  }
}

This of course won't work as the RelatedModelMetadata object has no Properties collection; in fact all of the RelatedModelMetadata properties are strings.
Any tips are tricks you may have are appreciated.
Thanks!

A: In your view generation template, you can access the Model.ModelMetadata.Navigations property. This is "similar" to RelatedModelMetadata... I repeat "similar" in quotes... the similarity is perhaps more in intent, than in functionality.
@foreach (var property in Model.ModelMetadata.Navigations)
{
   //I do what I want!
}

Each property gives you the properties

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*AssociationPropertyName : string

*DisplayPropertyName : string

*EntitySetName : string

*ForeignKeyPropertyNames : string array

*PrimaryKeyNames : string array

*ShortTypeName : string

*TypeName : string


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import java.io.IOException;

@FunctionalInterface
public interface PrologueEpilogueMaster<Wr,T> {
	boolean writeContent(Wr writer, T instance) throws IOException;
}

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The wedding was also extra special for me, because it was coordinated by my very new business venture called Blushing Bride Wedding Coordination. A huge thank you to all the service providers, this wedding would not have been possible without you!


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Q: React Framer motion animation works in development but doesn't work in production build Here, in the production build the opacity and translateY values are stuck to their default values and wont change with scrolling, whereas they do change with scrolling in the development build.
const Subcard = ({title, text, index, scrollDiv})=>{
  const myRef = useRef(null)
  const { scrollYProgress } = useScroll({
    container: scrollDiv,
    target: ref,
    offset: ["start end", "end 0.75"]
  })

  const opacity = useTransform(scrollYProgress, [0,1], [0,1])
  const translateY = useTransform(scrollYProgress, [0, 1], [600, 0])

  return(
    <motion.div
      ref = {myRef}
      style={{
        padding:'2rem',
        borderRadius:'0.25rem',
        paddingBottom:'2rem',
        backgroundColor:'rgb(235,235,235,0.1)',
        marginRight:'1.5rem',
        marginLeft:'1.5rem',
        marginTop:`${index*5}rem`,
        lineHeight:'1.75rem',
        letterSpacing:'0.075rem',
        translateY,
        opacity
      }}
    >

{title}

{text}

    </motion.div>
  )
}

After some trial and error I could replicate this in the development server if I remove the line:
container: scrollDiv
But I couldn't figure out how to resolve this issue

A: Hey I was going nuts because of the same problem. So you're doing exactly what I did, passing the container ref in the prop. In order for this combination to work, add layoutEffect: false, in useScroll's first parameter (UseScrollOptions).
const { scrollYProgress } = useScroll({
    layoutEffect: false,
    container: scrollDiv,
    target: ref,
    offset: ["start end", "end 0.75"]
  })


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Home » Latest News » Attorney General 2019-33 Attorney General Connors Joins Coalition Blocking Megamerger
Attorney General 2019-33 Attorney General Connors Joins Coalition Blocking Megamerger
Posted on Jun 22, 2019 in Latest News
HONOLULU – Attorney General Clare E. Connors announced today that Hawaii has joined 13 other states in filing a multi-state lawsuit to halt the proposed merger of telecom giants T-Mobile and Sprint. The complaint, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James and California Attorney General Xavier Becerra was originally filed on June 11 with 10 Attorneys Generals. This morning, however, an amended version of the complaint was filed in New York federal court to add Hawaii, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Nevada to the original list of plaintiffs: New York, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Virginia, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia. The complaint alleges that the merger of two of the four largest national mobile network operators would deprive consumers of the benefits of competition and drive up prices for cellphone services.
"The proposed merger transaction raises significant antitrust concerns, which could adversely affect a consumer service that has become a necessary part of modern life," said Attorney General Connors.
T-Mobile US Inc. and Sprint Corporation are the third and fourth largest mobile wireless networks in the U.S., and are the lower-cost carriers among the "Big Four" — Verizon Wireless and AT&T round out the market. Intense competition, spurred in particular by T-Mobile and Sprint, has meant declining prices, increased coverage, and better quality for all mobile phone subscribers. According to the Labor Department, the average cost of mobile service has fallen by roughly 28 percent over the last decade, while mobile data consumption has grown rapidly. The merger, however, would put an end to that fierce competition, which has delivered a great number of benefits to consumers.
Currently, the average U.S. household spends approximately $1,100 annually on cellphone services. And for many families, especially those with lower incomes, even a small price increase can result in suspension or cancellation of cellphone service.
Before filing suit, the states gave significant consideration to T-Mobile and Sprint's claims of increased coverage in rural areas. However, T-Mobile has yet to provide plans to build any new cell sites in areas that would not otherwise be served by either T-Mobile or Sprint. And, as stated in the complaint, the U.S. previously won the "race to LTE" as a direct result of vigorous competition among wireless carriers. Finally, continued competition, not concentration, is most likely to spur rapid development of a nationwide 5G network and other innovations.
T-Mobile currently has more than 79 million subscribers, and is a majority-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG. Sprint Corp. currently has more than 54 million subscribers, and is a majority-owned subsidiary of SoftBank Group Corp.
Krishna F. Jayaram
Special Assistant to the Attorney General
Web: http://ag.hawaii.gov
Twitter: @ATGHIgov


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O M9A foi o modelo da McLaren da temporada de 1969 da Fórmula 1.
Foi guiado por Bruce McLaren e Derek Bell.

Carros de Fórmula 1 da McLaren

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Dillard University participates in the Federal Direct Loan Program. Therefore, all federal loans Subsidized, Unsubsidized, & Parent PLUS are originated and disbursed by the federal government. The federal government is the lender. Please review the steps below to apply for student loans. Private/Alternative loans are also available. See the information below for details.
STUDENTS: Please follow the instructions below to apply for a Federal Direct Stafford Loan.
1. You must complete an entrance loan counseling session.
2. You must sign a Direct Loan Master Promissory Note. The MPN is a legal document in which you promise to repay your loan(s) and any accrued interest and fees to the Department. It also explains the terms and conditions of your loan(s). The federal government will be the lender for you loan(s).
PARENTS: Please follow the instructions below to apply for a Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan.
PLUS CREDIT REVIEW: To obtain a credit decision for the Parent PLUS Loan, apply online at https://studentloans.gov/myDirectLoan/index.action. If approved, please complete Step 2. If denied, your dependent child may be eligible for additional unsubsidized loan funds. Please notify the office when a credit denial has been rendered.
You must sign a Direct Loan Master Promissory Note. The MPN is a legal document in which you promise to repay your loan(s) and any accrued interest and fees to the Department. It also explains the terms and conditions of your loan(s). The federal government will be the lender for you loan(s).
Beginning March 29, 2015, special loan counseling is required for any PLUS Loan applicant (parent), who has an adverse credit history but who qualifies for a PLUS Loan either by getting a loan endorser or being reconsidered due to extenuating circumstances. While the counseling is mandatory only for these borrowers, the Department offers voluntary counseling for all PLUS borrowers. Note that this special counseling is separate from the entrance counseling that all graduate and professional student PLUS Loan borrowers must complete.
2. Read all of the instructions for Electronic Promissory Note (at the end of the instructions page, click on begin the electronic signature process) and walk through all the steps to complete the process.
Should you require assistance, please contact Rhonda Creighton, Perkins Loan Coordinator at (504) 816-4601 or rcreighton@dillard.edu.
Private loans (also known as alternative student loans) can help you pay for college when federal assistance is not enough. We encourage all students to first look into federal loan programs. Eligibility for private/alternative loans depends on the student's credit score. These loans are offered by private lenders and the amount you may borrow varies and depends on the lender of your choosing. The Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships will process any private/alternative loan of your choice. Please notify our office if you are applying for a private/alternative loan. The Private Loan Self-Certification Form is available under Documents and Forms, or you may obtain the document from one of our Financial Aid Counselors upon request.


I have now managed to read your Stuxnet dossier. It's a solid piece of good technical analysis — except for the summary where you draw dangerously misleading conclusions.
1. You fail to understand that contemporary S7 installations are network connected. The picture of your improvised test equipment tells me that a salesperson was smart enough to sell you an old-style USB-to-MPI adapter, thereby blinding you on the wire. One reason why we were so much quicker in our analysis than you was the simple fact that we could relate debugger breakpoints to decoded wire traffic. Every hacker can — and will — do just that if he wants to figure out how Stuxnet injects code.
2. You fail to understand that the protocol manipulations required for code injection are technically not difficult and cannot be 'patched', since they are protocol-conformant. You also seem not to be aware of the fact that anybody who intends to duplicate this part of Stuxnet will find handy tools for free on the Internet.
3. You fail to understand that with the tools mentioned, it is possible to create an attack tool that completely bypasses the vendor's software and directly attacks PLCs on the network. You fail to understand that in modern installations in the private sector, up to several thousand PLCs per installation are connected to flat networks.
4. You fail to understand that with the basic attack technology copied from Stuxnet, it is even possible to write malicious code that uses PLCs as a launch pad for carried-forward attacks against peer PLCs. You fail to understand that attempts to recover from such attacks require all process network stations to be shut down simultaneously.
5. You fail to understand that potential usage of the attack technology contained in Stuxnet is not limited to APT-style directed attacks with insider knowledge, but can also be used for non-directed attacks in hit-and-run scenarios where the emphasis is on brute-force process disruption, requiring zero insider knowledge.
6. You fail to understand that the hacker underground has been studying control systems for years without any success. You fail to understand that this community will eagerly dismantle Stuxnet as a blueprint for how to cyber-attack installations from the cookie plant next door to power plants.
7. You fail to understand that in typical installations, computer systems with access to above mentioned process networks, either fixed or temporary, cannot be equipped with antivirus software large-scale in short term.
8. You fail to understand that the threat posed by post-Stuxnet malware affects not only power plants, but also other critical infrastructure sectors, military installations, and the private sector across different industries. You fail to understand that with your outlook, you promote the dangerously misleading expectation of complacent asset owners that something like Stuxnet can't happen to them if they are not high-value military targets.


This month we are focusing on the upcoming holidays. And more specifically today, some great Christmas organization hacks and ideas!
The holidays don't have to be stressful. There are lots of tips and tricks to make everything from holiday decor to gift buying less overwhelming. I've gathered up a few of my favorites to share with you today.
Planning ahead and keeping track as you go is a great way to stay organized during the holidays. A printable Christmas planner may seem overkill, but can actually be extremely helpful!
Who says you need to buy an expensive ornament organizer? I'm loving this idea for gluing plastic cups to cardboard to protect and layer ornaments for storage.
Not only does this hot beverage tower take up less surface space than spread out on a table, but it looks super cute to boot!
Keeping your gift wrap items in order can immensely help when it comes time to wrap all of those presents. This collection of 25 gift wrap stations is sure to inspire!
If you're like me, you are so over messing with Christmas lights be January that you just toss them in a container to deal with for next year. Then next year doesn't go so well untangling them, right? I really need to try this organization technique! It's SO simple and doesn't cost a dime.
Wreaths are fun to hang (I won't even tell you how many I have up at any given time) but storing them can be a bear. I love this idea to hang them on a long hook!
Hosting Christmas dinner this year? Don't stress over it! This free printable will help you keep organized and probably give you a few pieces of advice you'd never thought to ask about.
This. Is. Genius. An old belt is a great way to rein in those faux Christmas tree branches will definitely aid in getting it back into the box... something every tree tries NOT to do once it's out!
And, finally, if you're still feeling the holiday burn you can at least keep up with which photos you want to remember to take with this printable photo checklist. You don't need them all, just mark the ones you want to be sure to get.
I hope these Christmas organization hacks help to alleviate some holiday stress! Planning well and packing well always make for a better "next year" at Christmas so get a jump start now to make all those future Christmas more relaxing!


Today, spiegel online published an English translation of the interview. Great service! (thanks, Harold, for the link).
Beeing a bit reptitive: There is nothing really shocking in this interview.
One minor point concerning the floodings in Pakistan. There is no agreement whatsover between the different climate models concerning the reaction of the monsoon on raised greenhous gas levels. In other words, th floodings are as much in line with model predictions as a mayor drought would be.
Scientific assertions taylored according to political utility.
Did you (or someone else) really take the 2°C as a scientifically based absolut and hard limit, ie there is an equation, line of evidence, simulation, whatever and at the end there is the outcome: humanity shall not trespass 2°C, never!
(as you know the way the corresponding emissions are computed this means actually that there is a 50% chance to remain below this target).
This was allways a political target (something like "Die Rente bleibt sicher") and I still think that it is reasonable to help media and politics by such kind of handy formulas.
There's something I don't undestand. What exactly does Schellnhuber mean when he says "From today's scientific perspective, we could possibly live with a warming of two to three degrees"? Via WBGU, he has told us for a decade, that temperature rise must not exceed two degrees. Has this ONLY been a political statement?
Schellnhuber has modified his position: previously he said the 2 degree target was dictated by science, now he admits it is a political goal. While this frank admission may be intended to restore credibility it will raise more questions I guess.
If Shellnhuber displays this level of candor in an interview in der spiegel, why does he feel the need to simplify issues for the 'public'? Is the readership of spiegel not the public?
And if the media has done a poor job of relaying the complexities (positive vs. negative effects) and uncertainties in climate science to the public (which I agree they have), than why have not more scientists made light of this when speaking to the public themselves. More often they seem to do the opposite, upbraiding the media for printing views they do not like.
i don't mean to be too critical in my last post, I really appreciate Shellnhuber being more candid, and I think other climate scientists are doing the same (Schmidt, Trendbreth come to mind) and I want to support this. It is, however, vexing to compare this more reasonable tone to past statements in the media.
Why speed limits at 100km/h or 130km/h or whatever? If you might survive a crash at 100 you might even survive one at 130? So if the whole business is so uncertain than no limit, not even in cities or in front of the kindergarten. Since it's uncertain.
In other words, it's rather a general impression that 2C might be ok (might be it isnt) and 4C is not (might be it is).
My point was that first we were told 2C of warming means death! and now that we are approaching 2C we are told '2C might be OK... but a 4C rise means death!'. i dont have a problem with general targets like this, just that people would describe them as you do, as general benchmarks.
Georg, what you do not understand is that it makes a difference if somebody makes a statement with the authority of science - i.e., assertions which are based on a methodology many would associate with a set of rules like Merton's - or an ad-hoc decisions about social acceptability of risks. Thus, the question is not if we like the answer, but how he arrived at the answers. The authority of science is based on the methodology, not on the appeal of the answers.
When I sea you or Schellnhuber speaking at the TV and you make statements like "Wir werden das schon wuppen" or "4°C warming leads to mayor disintegration of human societies" (in both cases I am not absolutely sure if yours or Schellnhubers citation is more or less correct) then this is allways a political statement: Simply because these are statements a) made in mass media which are not made/designed for any kind of scientific statements and b) of such a general kind that science never could come up with such conclusions.
Point b is understood by any intelligent audience and I repeat my question: When you first heard of a 2°C objective have you thought that Schellnhuber or whoever else made a rock solid or even not so rock solid computation based on scientific methodology to come to this number?
"Why speed limits at 100km/h or 130km/h or whatever? If you might survive a crash at 100 you might even survive one at 130? So if the whole business is so uncertain than no limit, not even in cities or in front of the kindergarten."
The 2C limit or benchmark as been adopted officially by the European Union a a guidance for its climate policy. But most public opinion has probably understood that this limit has set by science. Climate researchers know that it is presently impossible to predict that a particular emissions path would lead to 2 C warming, and it is equally impossible to predict what a 2 C warming actually means for climate impacts.
Let us imagine, the World Health Organization had issued a statement saying that smoking under 10 cigarettes per day would be more or less safe, but beyond that it is dangerous. Years later, the same Organization says that the limit of 10 cigarettes was just decided in the pub after a meeting in Geneve. I could understand that most people would feel cheated.
I agree with Hans that Schellnhuber does not follow the strict rules of natural science. But in this interview, Schellnhuber also does not really pretend doing so. Obviously, he has a different understanding of what climate science is. He does something you might call 'applied science' - he has both climate change and politics in mind. He adjusts science to the needs of politics (or what he thinks the needs of politics are). He is pretty open about that. Thus, he mixes science and fiction (which ends up consequently in science fiction). As far as I know, he already said earlier that 2 degrees is a fake number (or a political number). He also said otherwise (that it is a scientific fact) - this is true, too. He presents himself as a story teller who always has his audience in mind (and adjusts the narrative accordingly). We know this attitude from many other public-oriented sciences (such as economy for example).
As far as I see, there is no consensus that defines what climate science is. Hans obviously has a very strict scientific (what he calls Mertonian) understanding. But as we know, many others interpret climate science differently. Schellnhuber is not the only one who easily mixes science and fiction in this field (remember the recent Latif interview in BILD). There is nothing wrong with that - fiction can be as precise as science (or as bad as science unfortunately can be, too).
The main problem for me is that Schellnhuber presents poor science fiction. The whole global limit and 'end of the world' discussion does not lead to proper results. He also does not talk about adapting to a changing climate. I think this is the main problem with this interview - not the misuse of science or scientific authority (he indeed is pretty open about this, in my reading), but the general approach to climate politics that he suggests. We urgently need other narratives about anthropogenic climate change - such as discussed and suggested for example in the Hartwell paper discussed here on klimazwiebel.
"I could understand that most people would feel cheated."
But they shouldnt. To my knowledge (I might be wrong) there is actually no benchmark in health or environment related laws or rules which is clearly just based on science. Nor the the 10 cigarettes (if that were true), nor the 0.005 Sievert per year radiation nor the quantity of mercury allowed in water nor the speed limit in front of the Kindergarten (etc etc ). These are science-motivated political values. These values represent a compromise of some science (radiation produces cancer, but nobody knows how much radiation exactly), what can be measured (you cant control a benchmark even if it is a "reasonable" one if the benchmark cannt be controled with standard techniques), and what is somehow considered as safe (in a very subjective way, among a group considered as experts for cancer, traffic safety, sitting in a pub or not).
To propose a 2°C as an acceptable benchmark for global warming based on the very same mixture of technological limits (a benchmark of 2.16°C doesnt make sense since you cannt measure it), economical limitations (a benchmark of 0°C might be nice from a climatological point of view but unfortunately means the end of modern economies as we know it) and subjective estimations of what might be safe and what might be risky.
I cannt see any important difference between imposing a 0.005 Sv/year safe radiation limit and a 2°C target for future global warming.
"Perhaps we should remind Prof Schellenhuber that there are 7 million foreigners living in Germany, which are not entitled to vote or be candidates, as in many other European countries for that matter."
A kind of a "non sequitur". The fact that there are other possible problems in the democratic process does not mean that you are not allowed to take care of a problem you are worrying about. In fact finally nobody could worry about anything since there is allways a bigger injustice/problem/desaster.
They argue as follows. For as long as modern humans have existed, it has never been warmer than 1.5K above pre-industrial. (Paleoclimatology may have moved on since then.) Let's add (note: add, not substract) an arbitrary safety margin of 0.5K. 2.0K results.
True brilliance is trivial in retrospect.
I would argue, though, that this was one of the less brilliant moments of the WBGU.
The two degrees target was adopted in 1996 by the German government and the EU -- at a time when no one was really paying attention -- and it is much easier to keep a target than to change it.
For health, limits are set as follows: The maximum allowed dose is one-tenth of that dose that kills five percent of rats.
There are three arbitrary choices, but it is an empirical matter after that.
This line of reasoning does not apply to climate change, because it is a two-sided risk: Aggressive emission reduction is very expensive.
For climate, you cannot define a "safe" level; you have to balance risks.
But men are not rats and so that doesnt really help.
"Aggressive emission reduction is very expensive."
The level of security asked in nuclear energy production (power plants, ulitmate disposal, transport, etc.) as well.
"For climate, you cannot define a "safe" level; you have to balance risks."
And so for radioactivity. How many people would die without electricity? Each of these benchmarks are scientific-political compromises. To "discover" that there are other criteria than just pure science involved in it is not really a big surprise.
You get you numbers all mixed up. Nuclear safety and food safety are very cheap compared to stabilising greenhouse gas concentrations at 450 ppm CO2eq.
Try not to get my simple analog mixed up.
I cant see anything or new or undemocratic or unusual in defining and formulating such political objectives.
However and by the way I would see something undemocratic if the decisions on emissions scenarios were EXCLUSIVELY the result of cost/benefit computations.
Nuclear safety is cheap. Just switch to coal. If you do it in a rush, the lights will go off.
Zero-carbon energy is expensive. Switch to what? If you do it in a rush, people starve.
I did not say anything about cost-benefit analysis. I wrote about one-sided and two-sided risks.
I guess the quality standards for a scientist in exchange with the public are not fundamentally different from any other profession, in particular politicians. Since in the very moment he/she appears in the public domain he/she changed allready his/her role model. And that implies in particular that he/she should be honest and all that stuff. Sometimes people seem to think just because someone is politician he is allowed to lie.
A scientist is a scientist in the science environment (lecture hall, papers, in the pub with his collegues). In the moment he appears in front of the camera he/she is just another public actor who should try to be honest, has some values, formulates sometimes badly and sometimes better and so on. His particularity is that his subjective judgments are probably more science based whereas the public judgments of a catholic priest might be more bible-based.
I do not expect a completely neutral being lead by a sort of extraterrestrial perfect logic. A russian and a german nuclear physicist might come to quite different conclusions on what nuclear safety standards should be though they share common scientific information. There are allways subjective (culture/gender/age/etc dependent) judgements involved and the idea of a completely neutral scientist might be misleading from the beginning.
If there is something I would complain about in Schellnhubers interview it is that he should stress even more these unavoidable subjective preferences. For example he makes this suggestion with the ombudsmen for future generations (I think it doesnt work, but that's another issue). He should point out that such preoccupation about future generations is HIS very political decision and preference and there might be political movements and ideas that do not or not so much worry about the problems of future generations.
"there is actually no benchmark in health or environment related laws or rules which is clearly just based on science."
Who makes the benchmarks and who makes the science behind these bench marks?


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Q: code review: Python list concatenation elements to string hey i have a Problem solving a Problem
that Looks like this:
the Output is exactly what i need but i wonder is there isnt a more elegant
way to do that?
list = [["key189","0","apples"],
        ["key622","1","bananas"],
        ["key233","2","bacon"],
        ["key454","3","bread"],
        ["key35","4","jam"],
        ["key6","5","coffee"]]

for e in list:
    if e[0] == "key622":
        key622 = e[2]
    if e[0] == "key189":
        key189 = e[2]
    if e[0] == "key35":
        key35 = e[2]
    if e[0] == "key454":
        key454 = e[2]
    if e[0] == "key233":
        key233 = e[2]
    if e[0] == "key6":
            key6 = e[2]

string_form = "|".join([key6, key35, key233, key189, key622, key454])

print(string_form)
# prints coffee|jam|bacon|apples|bananas|bread

A: Since you didn't specify anything about order, this should do:
data = [["key189","0","apples"],
        ["key622","1","bananas"],
        ["key233","2","bacon"],
        ["key454","3","bread"],
        ["key35","4","jam"],
        ["key6","5","coffee"]]
print("|".join([pair[2] for pair in data]))

A: I think a using a dictionary will make your life easier.
dt = {itm[0]:itm[2] for itm in list}

dt will be:
{'key189': 'apples',
 'key233': 'bacon',
 'key35': 'jam',
 'key454': 'bread',
 'key6': 'coffee',
 'key622': 'bananas'}

string_form = "|".join(dt.values())

string_form will be:
'coffee|apples|bacon|jam|bananas|bread'

you can get any key's value: like this:
dt.get('key35')

For the specific string use this:
"|".join([dt.get('key6'), dt.get('key35'), dt.get('key233'), dt.get('key189'), dt.get('key622'), dt.get('key454')])

Try not to use variable names like list, dict etc.

A: "|".join(fruit for _, _, fruit in list)

A: Instead of hardcording the order in an if-else construct, you could just define it in a list, and then sort according to the index the item has in that list:
order = ['key6', 'key35', 'key238', 'key189', 'key622', 'key454']
print("|".join(y[2] for y in sorted([x for x in lst if x[0] in order], key = lambda i: order.index(i[0]))))


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On top of reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, aggressive treatment of high blood pressure has shown effectiveness in mitigating risk of mild cognitive impairment. Mild cognitive impairment is viewed as a potential precursor to Alzheimer's and dementia. A study showed that when treating patients to reduce systolic blood pressure below 120, as opposed to below 140, the past standard target, the risk of mild cognitive impairment was reduced by 19% comparatively.