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package ru.stqa.pft.addressbook.tests;

import org.testng.annotations.BeforeMethod;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;
import ru.stqa.pft.addressbook.model.ContactData;
import ru.stqa.pft.addressbook.model.Contacts;

import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.equalTo;
import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertEquals;

/**
 * Created by t_aleksandr on 8/23/16.
 */
public class ContactDeletionTests extends TestBase {

  @BeforeMethod
  public void ensurePreconditions() {
    if (app.db().contacts().size() == 0) {
      app.goTo().homePage();
      app.contact().create(new ContactData()
              .withFirstname("Olga").withLastname("Test1")
              .withAddress("100 Main Street San Francisco, CA").withHomephone("516-29-08")
              .withMobilephone("+7 888").withWorkphone("(650)11790)").withEmail("olga@test.com")
              .withEmail2("olga1@test.com").withEmail3("olga2@test.com"));
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void testContactDeletion() {
    Contacts before = app.db().contacts();
    ContactData deletedContact = before.iterator().next();
    app.contact().delete(deletedContact);
    app.goTo().homePage();
    Contacts after = app.db().contacts();
    assertThat(app.contact().count(),equalTo(before.size() - 1));
    assertThat(after, equalTo(before.without(deletedContact)));
    verifyContactListUI();
  }
}


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Tussey MountainBack 50K Recap
Another step into the ultra-distance world.
I first heard about this race back in 2014 while an undergrad at Penn State. The event had a strange allure about it, and I was awe-struck at the crazy people that chose to run hours through the unforgiving terrain. Fast-forward eight years, I am now one of those crazy people toeing the line.
The Tussey MountainBack race is at a location near and dear to my heart, Rothrock State Forest. Residing on the outskirts of Penn State, I would often come here to hike, bike, or run in college.
We got into the town of State College Friday afternoon after a hectic day of fighting traffic on I-95. However, as a consolation prize, Pennsylvania was in peak leaf-peeping season and provided a getaway from NC's lingering summer.
The race was on Sunday, and I had a full day to dust off the travel fatigue and take a stroll down memory lane on the PSU campus.
As Sunday rolled around, I set two main goals for this race:
Run my own race
At the start line, 60 min before the race.
Miles 0 to 3 — Up, up, up
I couldn't have asked for a better morning for race day. It was overcast, cool weather, and almost no wind.
At 9 am, the race director kicked off the start of the 31.1 miles, and I immediately got to the front with another runner to make the lead pack.
The first three miles ascend the mountain's gravel backroads. A mile in, the runner next to me began pushing forward. I knew it would be a poor decision to push the pace this early, so I let a gap form. Cresting the mountain around mile 3, the first aid station arrived at the bend.
Miles 4 to 11 — Down, down, down
After passing over the ridge, I began the long and steady descent to Whipple Dam. I could still see the lead runner ahead of me, but even with some faster miles, he was still building a gap. I checked behind to see if there were any runners nearby. No one was in view. I faced the fact that I would largely be in no man's land during the race.
The miles of downhill took a toll on the quads, but passing the 11th-mile marker, I still had plenty left in the tank. Getting closer to halfway.
Miles 12 to 19 — Maintain
Around mile 12, the hills started creeping back into the picture, which was a rude awakening after the past 90 minutes of descending. Fatigue was building, but at an amount I expected—no warning signs. I focused on keeping my momentum going and staying on top of nutrition.
Miles 20 to 25 — The low point
Around mile 20, the trail took a sharp left, and ahead, I saw the beginning of the switchbacks leading up to the next mountain. Skimming the elevation profile of the race beforehand, I knew this climbing was waiting for me, and I was prepared to put up a fight.
A mile into the climb, the quads were burning. All I wanted to do was stop and lay down in the leaves. I began my pain-management tactic of breaking down the race into bite-size chunks.
"Make it to that massive oak tree."
"Check."
"Make it to the hairpin turn."
"Hold this pace for 2 minutes."
"Hold this pace for 100 steps."
I tried to ignore that I still had around 10 miles left to race and was focusing on the little efforts. This was something I learned from my first ultra.
As I got closer to the top of the mountain, I passed several outlooks. I smiled since it reminded me of my second goal at one of my lowest points. Have fun. I smiled, yelled out, "It's a beautiful day!" and continued trudging up the mountain.
At mile 25, I finally reached the top of the mountain and was so relieved. However, things weren't over yet.
Miles 26 to 31.1 — Finishing it off
My body was fatigued, and my mind was exhausted, but at least I had a short reprieve along the ridge leading to the last mountain. Only 5 miles and one last climb separated me from the finish.
I muscled through the last several hundred feet of climbing and made it to the top of the last mountain before the final descent.
My hamstrings and quads were tightening up during the final descent, so I adjusted to a short quicker cadence. I thought back almost four hours earlier when I was climbing the mountain I was now descending. I was so happy to be almost done.
Making it to the bottom of the mountain, the last stretch was to the Tussey Mountain Ski Lodge. Ahead, I could see the banner of the starting line and the final turn. I mustered up all I had left in my legs and ran through the finish corral.
I completed the race with a time of 4:12:06 in 2nd place.
(Link to Strava)
I am so grateful to have family and friends there for support. A huge thank you to Hannah, Mr. & Mrs. Riehl, Kate, and Kyle!
It feels incredible to have finished my second ultra-marathon, and now, after a couple of weeks post-race, I'm excited to look ahead to the next challenge — the MST 50 Miler in March 2023!
Nitty-gritty details:
Race and training details for the running nerds 🤓
I aimed to take in calories every 30 minutes and around 250-300 calories per hour.
For fuel, I alternated between Spring Awesome Sauce packets and Maurten Gels. For fluids, I stuck to one 500 ml bottle having plain water and another 500 ml containing tailwind electrolyte powder (~200 cal.)
I didn't take any caffeine during the race.
I had no GI issues or bonking, so I would say the fueling strategy was a success!
In the lead-up to the race, I was still worried about my over-use injury from earlier this year, so my training revolved around mostly easy runs with two key workout sessions each week. I avoided two-a-days since I wanted to give my legs more time to recover between runs.
Looking back, I wish I had focused more on ascending strength because this was the area I suffered most from in the race. Since I don't live near mountains, I still need to find a local alternative for this training.
Out of all the new updates to my training routine, strength and conditioning made the biggest difference. I felt stronger during uptempo workouts, and it helped me avoid any injuries as I started ramping my mileage up.
After every run, I would do a strength routine that focused mainly on the glute and IT band regions. This consisted of side-leg raises, single-leg squats, hamstring raises, clamshells, and kettlebell exercises.
I am planning to keep this up moving forward.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


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require 'spec_helper'

describe ID3Tag::Frames::V2::GenreFrame::GenreParser24 do
  describe '#genres' do

    subject { described_class.new(genre_string).genres }

    context "when version is 2.4" do
      context "with remix and cover" do
        let(:genre_string) { "RX\x00CR" }
        it { is_expected.to eq(['Remix', 'Cover']) }
      end
      context "with refinement and number" do
        let(:genre_string) { "ABC\x0017" }
        it { is_expected.to eq(['ABC', 'Rock']) }
      end
      context "with one genre" do
        let(:genre_string) { "17" }
        it { is_expected.to eq(['Rock']) }
      end
    end

  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Before the end of 2013, I just wanted to touch base with you all and wish you a very merry Christmas! This month has been very busy. As any mom out there knows, December is all about the kids, special events at school, and everything wintery, in preparation for the big day. I fiercely put my children and family before any writing comes into play, and I'm proud to say that I've taken this month off writing, for the most part. Number one because I'm just too exhausted at the end of the day, and number two, because I wouldn't dare miss a moment with my children and family that I will never get back. Christmastime is my favourite time of year, and I won't give up cuddle time, great movies and visiting for my stories, which will always be there when I come back to my computer desk.
This price adjustment will take a few weeks, but I'll be sure make a post when it takes effect. By then end of January it should, hopefully, be changed in all formats. Amazon, a third party, has already adjust their paperback and hardcover price, but I always recommend purchasing through FriesenPress, where you will get the lowest price.
Why the price decrease all of a sudden?
In order to get Beneath the Surface into a bookstore, it needs to match the bookstore prices with similar page counts for its genre. I researched a lot of pricing, page counts, and together with FriesenPress, we came up with this new number, where mass prints will now also come from Manitoba, a local company. Getting into a bookstore is really difficult, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that my inbox will have some good news in the new year, so keep your fingers crossed for me! I also hope to do a few book signings, too, but that depends on whether it makes it to the shelf.
On another positive note, I've also got some deleted scenes (almost) ready to go for you, I just need to polish them a bit, as well as the final Scene Hunt Sunday for BTS. By the end of the month, or early January, I'll have those out to you, and I'll be sure to make a post to let you know.
Those of you who are looking for book two, Beyond the Borders, because some of you readers want more, I'm working on it!! I'm currently seven chapters in, and I hope it have it in editing by summertime, which will put publishing sometime early 2015 (though I hope it's sooner).
Until then, Merry Christmas everyone! I wish you all health and happiness in 2014.


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La'chish
(Heb. Lakish', לָכַרשׁ, prob. impregnable, otherwise smitten; Sept. in Joshua and Kings Λαχίς; in Chronicles, Nehemiah, and Jeremiah Λαχείς v. r. Λαχίς; in Isaiah Λαχείς v. r. Λαχίς or Λαχής; in Mic. Λαχείς; Josephus Λαχίς, Ant. 8:10, 1; also Λάχεισα, Ant. 9:9, 3), a Caananitish royal city (Jos 12:11) in the southern part of Palestine, whose king Japhia joined the Amoritish confederacy against Joshua (Jos 10:3,5); but he was taken (Jos 15:25), and his city destroyed by the victorious Israelites, in spite of the re-enforcement of the king of Gezer (Jos 15:31-35, where its great strength is denoted by the two days' assault). SEE JOSHUA. From these last passages it appears to have been situated between Libnah and Eglon; but it is mentioned between Joktheel and Bozkath, among the cities of the Philistine valley or plain of Judah (Jos 15:39). It is mentioned in connection with Adoraim and Azekah as having been rebuilt, or rather fortified, by Rehoboam against the Philistines (2Ch 11:9), and seems after that time to have been regarded as one of the strongest fortresses of the kingdom of Judah (for hither Amaziah was pursued and slain, 2Ki 14:19; 2Ch 25:27), having for a time braved the assaults of the Assyrian army under Sennacherib on his way to Egypt (2Ki 18:14,17; 2Ki 19:8; 2Ch 32:9; Isa 36:2; Isa 37:8); but was at length taken by Nebuchadnezzar, at the downfall of the kingdom of Judah (Jer 34:7). It was reoccupied after the exile (Ne 11:30). The affright occasioned by these sudden attacks was predicted by the prophet Micah (Mic 1:13), where this city, lying not very far from the frontiers of the kingdom of Israel, appears to have been the first to introduce the idolatry of that commonwealth into Judaism. A detailed representation of the siege of some large Jewish city by Sennacherib has been discovered on the recently disinterred monuments of Assyria, which is there called Lakhisha, and presumed to be Lachish (Layard's Nineveh and Babylon, p. 152), although it does not appear from the Biblical account that this city yielded to his arms; indeed, some expressions would almost seem to imply the reverse (see "thought to win them," 2Ch 32:1; " departed from Lachish," 2Ki 19:8; and especially Jer 34:7). Col. Rawlinson even reads the name of the city in question on the monuments as Lubazna, i.e. Libnah (Layard, ut sup. p. 153, note). Rawlinson also thinks that on the first attack at least Sennacherib did not sack the city (lHerodotus, i, 481, note 6). At all events, it would seem that, after the submrission of Hezekiah, Sennacherib in some way reduced Lachish, and marched in force against the Egyptians (Joseph. Ant. 10:1, 1; comp. Isa 20:1-4). Rawlinson maintains (Heroudotus, i,477) that Sennacherib attacked Lachish a second time, but whether on his return from his Egyptian campaign, or after he had paid a visit to Nineveh, cannot now be determined. SEE HEZEKIAH. It is specially mentioned that he laid siege to it " with all his power" (2Ch 32:9), and here " the great king" himself remained, while his officers only were dispatched to Jerusalem (2Ch 32:9; 2Ki 18:17). SEE SENNACHERIB. This siege is considered by Layard and Hincks to be depicted on the slabs found by the former in one of the chambers of the palace at Kouyunjik, which bear the inscription " Sennacherib, the mighty king, king of the country of Assyria, sitting on the throne of judgment before (or at the entrance of) the city of Lachish (Lakhisha). I give permission for its slaughter" (Layard, Nin. and Bab. p. 149-52, and 153, note). These slabs contain a view of a city which, if the inscription is correctly interpreted, must be Lachish itself. The bas-reliefs depict the capture of an extensive city defended by double walls, with battlements and towers, and by fortified outworks. The country around is represented as hilly and wooded, producing the fig and the vine. Immense preparations had evidently been made for the siege, and in no other sculptures were so many armed warriors drawn up in array against a besieged city, which was defended with equal determination. The process of the assault and sack are given in the most minute and lively manner. The spoil and captives are exhibited in full, the latter distinguished by their Jewish physiognomy, and by the pillaged condition of their garments. On a throne in front of the -city is represented the Assyrian king giving orders for the disposal of the prisoners, several of whom are depicted as already in the hands of the executioners, some being stretched naked on the ground in order to be flayed alive, while others were slain by the sword. (See Layard's Monuments of Nineveh, 2d series, plates 20-24.) SEE CAPTIVE.
Eusebius and Jerome (Onomast. s.v.) state that in their time Lachish was a village seven miles south (" towards Darom") of Eleutheropolis. The only place that has been found by travellers at all answering to the scriptural notices is Unm-Lakis, on the left of the road between Gaza and Hebron, situated " upon a low round knoll, now covered confusedly with heaps of small round stones, with intervals between, among which are seen two or three fragments of marble columns, wholly overgrown with thistles; a well to the south-east, below the hill, now almost filled up, having also several columns around it" (Robinson, Biblical Researches, ii, 388). This locality, notwithstanding it is somewhat more distant from Beit-Jibrin (Eleutheropolis) than the Onomasticon calls for, and likewise to the south- west, and notwithstanding the imperfect agreement in name (several of the letters being different in the Heb. and Arabic, in addition to the prefix Um [which, however, may only denote its importance as a mother-city]), Raumer and Grosse (in the Studien us. Krit. 1845, i, 243 sq.) incline to identify with that of Lachish, on the ground of its proximity (see Jos 10:31-36) to Eglon (Raumer, Beitrage zur biblischen Geographie, 1843, p. 23). With this conclusion Schwarz concurs (Palestine, p. 85), as also Van de Velde (Memoir, p. 329), and Thomson (Land and Book, ii, 356); but Ritter is undecided (Erdkunde, 16:131). By "Daroma," also, Eusebius may have intended a place of that name, mentioned in the Talmud, and placed by hap-Parchi two hours south of Gaza (Zunz in Begj. of Tudela, by Asher, ii, 442). of account of the weakness of Um-Lakis (see, however, Porter, Handbook, p. 261), Mr. Petrie prefers the adjacent site of Tell Hesy, where ancient remains have been found (Pal. Explor. Quarterly Statement, 1890, p. 159 sq.).
⇒Bible concordance for LACHISH.
⇒See also the International Standard Bible Encyclopedia.
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Ashley Cole; Should Chelsea Offer Him A New Contract?
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By blue admin	 On Feb 14, 2014
Ashley Cole has been one of the finest left backs of his generation. His ability to read the game well, defend at the back and make supportive attacking runs for the team made him one of the best wingbacks the game has seen. Apart from his abilities, his consistency has also been exemplary. For more than 10 years now, Ashley Cole has sustained his performances – grinding out the very best performances on the pitch year in year out. However, this season has been strange and different for the England international.
Cesar Azpilicueta –a traditional right back – has kept Cole out of the team so far. Azpilicueta has truly been revelation on the left side of the back four. The idea initially was for him to hold the fort till Cole was back from injury. Slowly and surely the Spaniard made the position his. He made everybody forget about Cole. In fact, his lovely performances convinced people that Ashley Cole is no longer Ashley Cole.
The Ashley Cole situation has England manager, Roy Hodgson worried – rightly so. If Ashley Cole is not getting games, it means Hodgson will have to look elsewhere when it's time to go to Brazil in the summer. Hodgson recently made his thoughts known about Ashley Cole. The England manager stated that it will be hard for Cole to get back into the team.
"For years people have been understudy to Ashley, now its Ashley's turn to sit back. It's a bit of a problem when you are a fullback – you either play or you are an understudy." The England manager said.
There's still a slim chance for him. "We know what Ashley can do. We know how fit he keeps himself, how experienced he is. I certainly wouldn't write Ashley out of my plans because he wasn't playing in his club team.
"But he will have to accept like everyone else that competition for his place in the club team and international team gets stronger all the time, and I will have a decision to make."
With the current scenario should Ashley Cole be offered a new deal by Chelsea in the summer?
The answer to that question is a resounding 'yes'. Yes he has lost his spot in the Chelsea team to Azpilicueta and might not even go to Brazil, but Ashley Cole still has the experience and ability to make a decent backup. From his game it can be seen that he's is not getting any younger. His level of performances has reduced. He still has a lot to offer for at least another year.
A lot of top teams will be happy to have Ashley Cole on their books right now. Even if he doesn't play much, his experience and guidance is vital for the growth of the youth and the experience especially will be needed in big games. Money won't buy that. It remains to be seen if the Chelsea chiefs will offer him a new contract at the end of the season, or if he will choose to start another adventure someplace else. Whatever happens, wherever Ashley Cole ends up next season, he's not done.


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"See anything? Remember we need one alive. Shoot, but don't kill them both."
"They want one of us alive," Linsora translated.
"Linsora," Permac spoke softly with a shallow breath. "We don't have guns, they do. We have to get away. Understand?"
Linsora nodded. She pointed in the direction of the town and held up three fingers, then two, then one and both took off running. The blast from a weapon seared the branches over their heads. Permac clutched Linsora by the hand and changed direction. They plunged through the underbrush, around trees with the calls of the Carratians getting closer. A thick stand of tall brush was ahead of them. Permac ran through it and nearly bumped into a Carratian waiting on the other side.
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What Is Program Comprehension?
Jessica Susan Reuter
Program comprehension is the ability of a programmer to understand what a computer program's source code does. In computer science instruction, comprehension of a program is frequently overlooked in favor of learning the mechanics and syntax of the computer language being taught. Writing comprehensible code, however, is a universal need, regardless of the computer language in which it is written. If a programmer writes a library or piece of code, but no one can determine what it does afterward, the algorithm and logic behind that code can easily be lost. It is increasingly common that programmers cannot decipher their own code, since it often isn't written clearly and intuitively.
There are two main strategies programmers can use to improve program comprehension, and each has its own advantages and drawbacks. The first method is to add documentation to code during or after code creation, and the second is to write code with an emphasis on its structure. A combination of both approaches is helpful to most programmers, although there are some code builders who prefer one strategy over another. Which method to use is a matter of personal preference by the programmer, and any attempt to clarify code is far better than none at all.
Program comprehension is the ability of a programmer to understand what a computer program's source code does.
Adding documentation to code is the simpler of the two methods, and when done well it can be a very useful crutch to a programmer unfamiliar with the language the code is written in. Most computer languages have a specific documentation style to aid in program comprehension. If code documentation is written thoroughly, a new programmer's first step can be to read all the documentation and comments to gain an understanding of how the program works, without having read the code at all. Instead of being dependent on the code syntax and mechanics, the programmer can see what is happening in plain text, then relate the text to precisely what is happening at any given place. When adding documentation to code, however, programmers must be cautious, because too much documentation can be confusing and intrusive, rather than helpful.
If a programmer writes a library or piece of code, but no one can determine what it does afterward, the algorithm and logic behind that code can easily be lost.
When writing code with an emphasis on structure, a programmer assumes that any other maintainers looking at his or her code will have an equivalent knowledge of the language's syntax and mechanics. Sometimes, this is a valid assumption, but it cannot always be relied upon. Program comprehension based largely on structure is possible, but it takes significantly more work on the part of the original programmer to facilitate it. The mechanics and syntax of the language must be followed exactly, as well as all stylistic conventions, and everything must be consistent. When writing code this way, a programmer must always be conscious that what is clear to him may not be clear to another person.
Even when writing code with an eye for later program comprehension, additional documentation or structural modifications may be needed later. This is a natural part of code maintenance, and not a failure at the hands of the programmer. A programmer's job is to anticipate as many comprehension problems as possible, but all of them are not always caught.
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As one of 11 projects selected through NYCEDC's RISE : NYC program, New America will share up to $30 million with the other project teams to set up WiFi coverage in Sandy-impacted communities across the city. We spoke to the Resilient Communities Program team about their mesh technology and community-centric approach.
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Amani Hansberry feeling right at home in Orange and Blue, Illinois signee eager for next step
by: Andy Olson
TOWSON, Md. (WCIA) — Wearing bright orange shoes that clash with his high school's black, purple, and gold, Illinois basketball signee Amani Hansberry isn't afraid to rep his school deep behind enemy lines.
"I wanted to show I was with the Illinois fam," Hansberry said about his shoes.
The 6-foot-8, 225-pound forward is feeling right at home with his college choice. He's not the first Marylander to make the jump from the Old Line state to Orange and Blue, following in the footsteps of Baltimore native Chester Frazier. The former Illini is now on Brad Underwood's staff as an assistant coach, following a standout career at Illinois more than a decade ago. Frazier's Maryland connection paved the way for Hansberry to pick the Illini, the fifth Top 75 prospect in the past two years alone.
"All the time he mentions to me, 'I came from Maryland to Illinois and I love it out here, I know you would love it', that helped me a lot," Hansberry said about Chester. "He's a dog trainer, he's a dog himself. He's going to push me, and I'm ready for it for sure."
"He started a group chat with Amani's aunt, his grandmother, his brother, his sister," Paul Hansberry, Amani's father said. "He would hit us every morning, 'Hey family, what y'all doing?'"
Hansberry is the No. 1 player in the state of Maryland and looks the part already but seeing Illinois' history of player development only helped seal the deal for him.
"Big time, just the body transformation, the 3-point transformation," he said. "Coleman Hawkins, he's shooting over 30 percent this year. That's big. Plus when I want on the visit, I saw those guys work. I saw the facilities. It gave me more faith in the program, the culture. It made sense."
"He's kind of that consummate 6-8 guy who has versatility and an extremely high IQ so very, very excited to have him," Illinois head coach Brad Underwood said. "Every time we watched him this summer, we looked up and he had a double-double."
Hansberry scored 12 points to help Mt. St. Joseph down Loyola Blakefield Saturday. Wearing an Illini sweatshirt after the game, the forward is already looking forward to competing in Orange and Blue in the Big Ten. But he still has goals to accomplish with his high school team, as they look to repeat as state champs in Maryland.
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Huawei P40 Pro Specs, Camera, Battery
Android Huawei News Smartphones / Tablet December 21, 2019 No Comments Jose P. Berg
Huawei P40 Pro Specs, Camera, Battery – 2019 is an exciting year for Huawei. They were doing really good in the first half of the year. But they found themselves at the center of a global struggle between the US and China limiting the business US companies could do with it. And leading to Google blocking Huawei's future access to Gooogle Apps and services.
They decided to launch the Mate 30 Pro lineup without Google apps and play store. The lack of Google services seriously limited the Mate 30 range's appeal to western consumers. As a result of this, Huawei launched the Mate 30 Pro exclusively for China. Now it's looking like Huawei will not get access to Google apps anytime soon. This means their future phones, including the flagship Huawei P40 Pro, looks set to follow in the footsteps of the Mate 30 Pro. Indicating they won't own access to Google's apps or services either.
That really sucks because these are excellent phones, but what can you do. With that being said, rumors about the P40 Pro are swirling on the internet for the past few days suggesting Huawei could do something revolutionary with the P40 Pro lineup. In particular, rumors are saying the P40 Pro will have a 5500mAh graphene battery.
Huawei P40 Graphene Battery
First of all, these rumors originated from this guy, who also shared the full specifications of the handset. He has no track record, it's highly unlikely to get the full specifications of a high profile device 3 months well in advance. So my advice does not believe these rumors. It's totally baseless, and the graphene batteries are not even ready to be commercialized yet.
READ Huawei P40 Pro - Unbelievable News
Samsung is making the graphene batteries for smartphones. Considering the revolutionary aspect of it I don't think they would let their arch-rival Huawei use it first before using it on their own device. So don't believe this guy. I wasn't going actually to talk about this, considering how stupid this is. But a lot of significant publications were covering it. And a lot of you were asking me whether or not the rumors are true. So I had to write an article. The bottom line, these specs are totally baseless, so don't believe it.
Huawei makes its own processors for its smartphones. The current one is the Kirin 990, which appeared on the Mate 30 Pro and will appear inside the P40 Pro as well. It's based on the 7nm process. Now, we already have information about their next processor the Kirin 1020. It's codenamed Baltimore. And it will appear on the Mate 40 Pro, which will launch in the second half of 2020. It'll be a 5nm processor; the lower the number, the more transistors fit inside a chip bringing improved performance and more energy efficiency.
It's been reported that the Kirin 1020 will offer a 50% performance boost compared to the Kirin 990. The exciting thing that you might not be aware of is that Huawei used Cortex A76 for the Kirin 990 instead of the A77. Their CEO said A77 uses more battery. And people don't really need that much speed. Which is weird because ARM says the A77 provides a 20% performance boost with no additional draw on the battery. Anyway, the good news is Huawei will directly jump to Cortex A78 cores on the Kirin 1020. Apple is going to be the first one to use the 5nm chipset on the iPhone 12. These are made by TSMC and will offer a significant performance boost compared to the 7nm processors.
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Robert Glasper Teams With Killer Mike, Big K.R.I.T. for New Song 'Black Superhero'
Robert Glasper has assembled an all-star crew of collaborators for the pianist's upcoming new album Black Radio III, the third volume in a series of LPs Glasper began 10 years ago with 2012's Grammy-winning Black Radio.
Ahead of Black Radio III's Feb. 25 release, Glasper has shared the new single "Black Superhero," featuring Killer Mike, BJ the Chicago Kid, and Big K.R.I.T. The track was accompanied by a black-and-white video featuring real-life heroes in the Los Angeles community.
The album — available to preorder now — also boasts appearances by Q-Tip and Esperanza Spalding ("Why We Speak"), H.E.R. + Meshell Ndegeocello ("Better Than I Imagined," which won the 2021 Grammy for Best R&B Song), Jennifer Hudson, Ty Dolla $ign, Yebba, De La Soul's Posdnuos, Ant Clemons, Common, Lalah Hathaway, and more many.
The prolific Glasper last released Dinner Party — a collaboration with Kamasi Washington, Terrace Martin, and 9th Wonder — in 2020. The pianist will next lead a special Martin Luther King Day performance on the Tonight Show on Jan. 17th alongside Rapsody, BJ the Chicago Kid, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Amir Sulaiman and the Roots.
Black Radio III Tracklist
1. In Tune ft. Amir Sulaiman
2. Black Superhero ft. Killer Mike + BJ The Chicago Kid + Big K.R.I.T.
3. Shine ft. D Smoke + Tiffany Gouché
4. Why We Speak ft. Q-Tip + Esperanza Spalding
5. Over ft. Yebba
6. Better Than I Imagined ft. H.E.R. + Meshell Ndegeocello
7. Everybody Wants To Rule the World ft. Lalah Hathaway + Common
8. Everybody Love ft. Musiq Soulchild + Posdnuos
9. It Don't Matter ft. Gregory Porter + Ledisi
10. Heaven's Here ft. Ant Clemons
11. Out of My Hands ft Jennifer Hudson
12. Forever ft. PJ Morton + India.Arie
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J'den Cox balancing workouts, meetings, relaxation amid virus
Throughout quarantine and social distancing because of the coronavirus pandemic, J'den Cox has stayed as busy as ever.
The four-time state wrestling champion at Hickman and three-time national champion at Missouri has had plenty of eyes and attention on him from an early age with his success on the mats.
Those accomplishments haven't stopped rolling in since his move from his hometown of Columbia to Colorado Springs, Colorado, a few years ago to be close to the U.S. Olympic Training Center.
The 25-year-old Cox won a bronze medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics at 86 kilograms in freestyle wrestling and is the two-time defending world champion at 92 kilograms.
Cox announced in February his intentions to bulk up to 97 kilograms for the 2020 Olympic trials, as the weight classes for world championships don't necessarily apply for other competitions.
His chance to compete against the likes of Kyle Snyder, the defending Olympic gold medalist at 97 kilograms, has yet to come because of COVID-19.
Yet with his workout schedule and numerous requests to participate in Zoom calls, interviews and similar activities, Cox hasn't had much time to just sit around.
"The first step to doing anything right or good is to wake up, and that's what I do," Cox said. "I wake up, I get dressed, I don't wear sweats. I put on my jeans, I throw on my clothes and I'm going through my day. And I like to live my life within the limitations that I have and to do what I can do to the best that I can do it.
"... I'm doing that to try to stay connected. And when people ask to talk to their teams, or just to talk in general and stuff, I think it's important to try and stay involved in the community, the wrestling community and to the world in general."
Keeping those around him in good spirits was a priority to Cox long before the ongoing pandemic and surely will continue to be one once he can get back on the mats.
Cox was recently named male athlete of the decade by the Missouri athletic department, alongside Karissa Schweizer as the female honoree.
"I want to be remembered for me," Cox said of the honor. "What I did, that's great. And that's wonderful as a wrestler. But there was definitely more to me. I just wanted to be somebody who helped people, touched people's lives.
"Obviously, I've been open about my struggles at Mizzou and in my life in general, but I think that in the same way, I know that I felt either sometimes invisible or hurt or I can definitely say, sometimes I felt worthless. I didn't want others to feel that way. So whenever I would talk to somebody or do something, I wanted people to know that their time and they themselves were valuable."
Cox credits part of those beliefs to his Christian faith. As part of his quarantine routine, alongside working out and press responsibilities, he makes time for Bible study and always keeps close to his heart the virtue of helping your neighbor.
It's part of his reflection as a wrestler to get both his body and mind in the right place to compete.
"Time is one of the most precious things in the world because you never get it back," Cox said. "And so, when someone gives you time, you have to realize how remarkable that is and how much just giving someone any time of day sometimes is the most important and amazing thing you can do for somebody.
"I just wanted to make people feel important."
The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics has given Cox brief moments of relaxation. He even is trying this week to limit Zoom calls and interviews for a chance to reboot. Next week, he'll continue those chats with teams around the country.
As Colorado's stay-at-home order is still intact, the gyms at the USATF are still closed. Cox has a barbell in his garage with free weights to help with lifting. He also has a park across the street from his home where he does his running workouts.
It's far from what Cox pictured he would be up to two months ago, especially since there's no true way to replicate wrestling training without human contact.
Cox believes life goes by too fast sometimes, so this period to cool down before intense workouts could be a benefit instead of a struggle.
"I had to tone things down because we're all on the verge of being ready to compete and we're tapering off and being ready to go into another competition to make an Olympic team," Cox said. "... Training wise, it's been different. But at the same time, we're still working. I'm still working out. So I'm going to push my body and be as prepared as I can be for when the time arises to compete again."


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Doctor Who Nabs Eight Million Viewers
By Dave Golder 2010-04-04T16:08:50.93Z
Updated: The new Doctor's return seen by eight million over BBC1 and BBC HD
Matt Smith's first full episode as Doctor Who was watched by 8 million viewers, based on overnight viewing figures. That comprised 7.7 million watching on BBC1 and a further 0.338 million watching on BBC HD. It was the highest rated show of the days by miles.
Previous season opening episodes overnights rated as follows:
"Rose": 9.9 million
"New Earth": 8 million
"Smith And Jones": 8.2 million
"Partners In Crimes": 8.4 million
In other words, pretty much business as usual. But usual for Doctor Who being… pretty amazing. In case it needs emphasising again, eight million viewers for a British drama is a stunningly high figure ( Casualty only managed 5.5 million viewers). And the figure will rise when the final figures come in – the ones that include peiople who have recorded to the show to watch it.
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Broken Clocks by Danielle Allen #NewRelease
According to my grandma, a broken clock being right twice a day meant that in any given situation, there are only two opportunities for perfect timing.
I fell for William Grayson in a matter of minutes. The connection between us was undeniable, but our timing was off. I was dating someone and by the time I was single again, he was taken. And a year later, when we finally got together, it was clear that we were soulmates. But circumstances out of our control cut our time short.
We were a little older, a little wiser, when our paths crossed again. I was entering a new phase of independence in both my career and my life. He was growing professionally and moving to a new city. And even though our timing was off, it was still clear that we were soulmates. But for the second time, circumstances out of our control cut our time short.
My grandma was a wise woman, but my love life taught me that there's no such thing as perfect timing. There's just timing… Because nothing is perfect. There's just right now… Because tomorrow isn't promised.
For as long as we'd known each other, William and I just wanted to be together. It was as simple and as complicated as that.
Danielle Allen is a lover of football, fashion, film and fiction. From karaoke nights to vacationing and everything in between, she enjoys making the most out of the life in which she's been blessed by living authentically and intentionally. Danielle spends her days teaching college students and her nights writing. And ultimately, she lives her life like it's golden.
Danielle Allen is the author of the Back to Life Series (Back to Life, Back to Reality, Back to December), Love Discovered in New York, Autumn & Summer, the Heartache Series (Heartache, Heartfelt, Heartless*), Work Song, The One Series Duet (The One, After The One), Nevermore, The Art of Being, Disasters in Dating Choose Your Dating Adventure Series (Disasters in Dating, Brink of Disaster: This One, Brink of Disaster: That One), and Broken Clocks.
*spinoff from series, featuring different characters, coming early 2018
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The CINCO group research mission is to develop solutions for service interoperability and management of dynamically formed collaborations for increased automation of multi-party, subjective management of inter-enterprise collaborations comprising of business services.
complemented with service-oriented software engineering, MDE and BPM based system composition practices.
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A conceptual bridge must be built between business/social processes for collaboration management and the corresponding infrastructure support.The solutions are evaluated against both the improvement in operational time support by the infrastructure and the associated effects in the software and model production methods and tools. The operational and production time environments become merged in a large extent.
The infrastructure services must support change management in enterprises, collaborative system evolution, and change management at the service market level. The kind of collaborations and communities created will always have the need to change and evolve; the facilities provided by computing and communication platforms will always be changing.
We choose to use an open service market model instead of a closed strategic network environment. This is to enable especially small enterprises or individuals to increase their network in a controlled manner.
All solutions reflect aspects of autonomy of participants, contracting, trust formation, and privacy-preservation.
service-oriented software engineering methodologies and tools, including modeling of business process aggregations, services and relaxed/semantic matching of services to process roles.
The working methods in the group combine conceptual development with prototype trials on the suggested infrastructure services and tools. In addition, formal methods and verification techniques are applied where suitable. As ways of disseminating results, case studies with enterprises are sought for.
As the impacts of the CINCO group work -- as part of the international research trend on the area -- address a global architecture, it is essential to address activities on education and research forums.
improving exploitation of enhanced business transactions with dynamic/adaptive case management for big-data knowledge workers.
This involves conceptual and technical development of domain specific lanaguages and detailing metamodels of the ecosystem structures.
developing governance facilities for aligning business and computing systems.
The CINCO group provides courses, seminars, and PhD and MSc thesis advisory on the above mentioned research issues, and works toward integrating this educational program to an international curricula. The research forums include international workshops, conferences, and journal themes on the area, both for research community and for researchers and enterprises to mix.
CINCO group members (and AHJO and ODCE members before that) have been involved with ODP RM (Open distributed processing reference model) standardisation work, and related research driven communities. The developed framework utilises the ODP conceptual basis, applies to it business ecosystem needs, and extends it to technical directions in order to build a consistent, sustainable environment where socio-technical collaborarions can be technically supported with automated activities as far as possible, still under the control of business direction and human decision-making on non-routine situations.
The CINCO group provides hands-on exercises for students and researchers to work with various ecosystem building, evolution and governance projects, as well as trying out and developing new methodologies for the above mentioned goals.


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Q: How to create Lower Limit and Upper Limit in HSV color space? I was working with Color filtering using openCV in python. I came to this step where I have to create a lower and upper limit of Blue color.
lower_blue = np.array([35, 140, 60])
upper_blue = np.array([255, 255, 180])

So I want to know how to define a range of blue color?

A: Hue is define from 0 to 360 degrees as follows where blue is at 240 degrees and ranges from about 210 to 270

However, in Python/OpenCV, hues are scaled to the range 0 to 180. So all hues from the chart are divided by 2. So blue would be at 120 and range from about 105 to 135. That would provide a starting point for blue. But not all blue shades have full saturation or value (brightness). So you need to give a spread for each of those as well with the high value at 255.
What I often do is convert the image to HSV and save it. The open it in some GUI based tool such as GIMP or Photoshop or use Python GUI to measure the actual range of blue shades. Then I add and subtract some further tolerance to the lower and upper values and test by viewing my threshold image. I keep adjusting until I like the looks of the threshold.

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Journal of New York State Politics, Culture & History
Comments & Letters
Death of Marcus Mendel and the Founding of Temple of Israel Cemetery
By Peter Betz
On May 31st 1887, referring to a major Little Falls fire, the Utica Weekly Herald noted, "There has been no similar excitement in that village since the death of Mark Mendel, the Amsterdam fireman, accidentally shot during a target practice on the flats at a fireman's tournament." My curiosity was naturally aroused by this casual observation.
Just who was Mark (Marcus) Mendel and what were the circumstances of his untimely demise? Consulting the 1870 U.S. Census, one finds "Markis Mendell, fourteen years old, occupation store clerk." The 1875-76 Amsterdam-Schenectady City Directory identifies the Mendel family as living at 53 Grove Street, and the store Marcus and his older brothers Louis and Moses clerked in was no doubt their father Samuel Mendel's clothing emporium, "The Ladies Bazar," described as "a fancy goods store." There's also an 1873 Amsterdam Property Tax Receipt Book recording the family's annual bill as being paid by Bertha Mandel, probably Marcus's mother. Marcus isn't listed in this 1875-76 Directory since he'd already died. His accidental death occurred on Thursday, August 27th 1874 when he was eighteen. The tragedy brought a sad end to an otherwise festive occasion.
The most complete account of Marcus Mendel's death appeared Utica's Weekly Herald, published the same evening, headlined Little Falls. "A fatal accident occurred at this place about noon today. The James D. Serviss Engine Company of Amsterdam, accompanied by the City of Gloversville Brass Band, came to our village on an excursion on the 9:57 train and was escorted to the "Round House Flats" by Little Falls Engine Company Number One, for the purpose of indulging in target practice and baseball. Mark Mendel, a young man residing in Amsterdam, but not a member of the Serviss Company, accompanied the excursion and was assigned the duty of caring for the rifles after they were loaded and of keeping them in readiness for the persons shooting. While he was extricating a gun from several others resting against his arm, the gun in some unaccountable manner exploded, and the ball penetrated Mr. Mendel's brain, killing him instantly. The festivities were immediately discontinued, and the procession, which a short time earlier passed through our streets very happy in the prospect of a pleasant holiday, returned marching to the music of a funeral dirge. An inquest was held at 2 o'clock and a verdict was given according to the facts. Mr. Mendel was about twenty years old and is spoken of as a young man of much promise. The excursionists returned to Amsterdam with his remains on the six o'clock train."
The September 2nd Albany Evening Journal related, "The funeral of Marcus Mendell, the young man killed at Little Falls last Thursday, took place at Amsterdam on Sunday afternoon and was largely attended. Rev. Dr. Schlessinger officiated. This is the first Jewish burial taken place in Amsterdam, and the service at the grave included the setting apart of a plot of ground as a future resting place for the Sons of Abraham." The Fort Plain Register described the funeral as, "One of the most largely attended ever held in that village" and it also stated Mandel's burial was the first in the new Jewish cemetery.
Amsterdam's Temple of Israel Congregation to which young Mendel belonged was organized only a year earlier in 1873. The Albany Journal's reference to "the setting apart of a plot" most likely referred to consecrating the congregation's cemetery, located not in Amsterdam but at Cranesville, readily observed by today's motorists traveling east of Amsterdam on route 5.
One naturally wonders how the fatal accident occurred. Was Mendel not familiar with rifles? Was the action of the rifle faulty? A more likely explanation appeared in the August 29 Albany Morning Express, which probably copied the Coroner's conclusions. "The discharge of the gun was caused by the gun having been reloaded before cooling off, the barrel of which had become heated by repeated firing." This conclusion is very likely correct: rifle propellant in Mendel's time was "black powder" which explodes, unlike modern powders that burn progressively. The shooters at Little Falls in 1872 were no doubt using muzzle loading single shot target rifles, in which black powder would certainly be ignited by any sparks, bits of unburned powder or smoldering cotton patch residue remaining within a hot barrel, plus an overheated barrel in itself could cause premature firing. Today's muzzleloader shooters address these potential dangers or use modern black powder substitutes, but the unfortunate Marcus Mendel, who either knew little about firearms or became careless through the excitement of the occasion, failed to address these issues, a fatal mistake.
On a pleasant fall afternoon, I visited the Temple of Israel Cemetery. The gate was locked, but one can observe the manicured lawn and impressive, modern grave markers without entering. Many substantial granite monuments are present, yet I suspected Marcus Mendel's wasn't among those. Why? Many earlier 19th century stones, unless belonging to wealthy families, are sandstone. Gazing in at the gate, I noticed a back corner where several badly worn sandstone markers were visible and yes, the camera's telephoto lens revealed Marcus Mendel's marker among them, badly pitted by 145 years of weathering, but with enough letters readable to identify it. Marcus died too soon: Amsterdam's Jewish community founders were just beginning to make their significant contributions to the city's great industrial age.
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Q: SharePoint 2010 error while loading form After a recent master page update I am noticing that some pages which usually have embedded forms are now displaying the following super informative error:
There has been an error while loading the form. A required resource could not be downloaded. To try to resume the download, refresh the page.
I have cleared all browsing history; this error occurs in all major browsers, for all users. I have tried opening the forms in question in Infopath and republishing them, I have tried rebuilding the pages containing the forms in question. Nothing helps.
This error is mentioned a fair bit online, but there are rarely any answers or advice. Is there any way I can at least get some decent error reporting from my server? We do most of our work through the front end, but I could harass our service provider if I had the vaguest idea what to ask for.

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There are some good software for reading the logs, like ULSViewer.

A: I received a similar error message.
See solution here,
http://riedoh.blogspot.com/2014/05/there-has-been-error-while-loading-form.html
As a solution / workaround I had to configure IIS,

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Ha giocato nella massima serie anche con la maglia del .

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Peter's love of music is no surprise as he comes from a musical family. He attended Florida Southern College, a small liberal arts college where he was heavily involved in both the music and theatre programs. He studied voice with New York Opera performer Beverly Wolff, who was also on the music staff. Classically trained, Peter possesses of a 3 1/2 octave range and also has perfect pitch. He has performed lead roles in both dramas and musicals including Carousel, The Fantasticks, A Comedy Of Errors and – most important to his future career path – Bye, Bye Birdie, a musical that focused on an Elvis-style singer being drafted into the army. The director put together a small rockabilly band to add some realism to the character's songs. Peter and the band stayed together and began playing at fraternity parties doing a variety of
rockabilly and Elvis songs, thus starting him down the Elvis tribute artist path.
After graduating, Peter worked at both of the major theme parks in Orlando (Disney and Universal Studios). During that time he continued perfecting his tribute to Elvis. Some of the highlights during this early period included a week long engagement at Libertyland in Memphis during Elvis Week and a sold-out show at the House of Blues in honor of Elvis's birthday. This led to an audition in Las Vegas for the show "Legends in Concert." He was later contacted by Legends and spent many years with the show performing in various locations including Branson, Myrtle Beach, Pittsburgh, and Dallas. The show also had a long term contract on the Premier cruise lines flagship The S.S. Rembrandt. Peter and his good friend Brian McCullough, who performs as Roy Orbison, created an original show that featured both Elvis & Roy Orbison on stage together. Their final product was a show called "Elvis & Roy: The Lost Concert," a tribute show that ran in a theater in Nashville, Tennessee, for six months. Peter has performed his tribute show across the country and in many parts of the world including Wales, Beijing, Singapore, Vancouver, and Puerto Rico.
Recently Peter has also pursued another one of his passions, voiceover work. Peter's love for classic radio dramas has influenced greatly his desire to get into voice work. His first opportunity came when he was asked to voice the story 'Showstopper' in a murder/mystery anthology feature called "Soundtrack For Murder". He also voiced several original 'animated characters' for an Orlando hotel geared towards children and families. Peter is currently the co-host of two podcasts, 'TCB Radio Network', a podcast devoted to Elvis Presley news, and features interviews with those who worked with, or knew him personally. He also co-founded, along with good friend Peter Gould, the podcast called 'The Adventures Of...', a podcast devoted to everything superhero related, featuring interviews with actors, directors, and experts of various genres. This podcast is also a member of the Theme Parkology Network.