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Two more arms of ROB to be opened soon
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Construction of the Chennai arm of the multi-level road over bridge (ROB) near Tiruchi Junction continues to drag as the State Highways department is still awaiting clearance from the Ministry of Defence to get a piece of land for the project.
Meanwhile, the Highways Department has completed two other arms – towards the Madurai Road and the Central Bus Stand – both of which are expected to be opened soon.
The Highways Department has been pushing hard to get in-principle approval from the Ministry for nearly two years, so that the unfinished Chennai arm of the ROB can be completed. The Highways department had sought about 2,685 square metres of defence land for the project, with 1,600 sq mt for the first stage.
The State government had offered the Ministry land of equal value (in lieu of the land for the project at Tiruchi) at Kancheepuram and the district authorities, a few months ago, had claimed that the Ministry had agreed for the transfer.
But in a recent development, the Ministry has reportedly sought land of equal value within Chennai city limits.
The Highways Department has requested the State to identify a piece of land within Chennai Corporation limits for the transfer, sources privy to the development said.
Though the Highways Department was ready to pay money for the land, the ministry as a policy does not provide land for monetary consideration. Hence, an alternative land of equal value was offered.
The Defence Ministry was reported to have asked for land of equal value preferably contiguous to its property at Mannarpuram in Tiruchi initially.
Since no land was available in the vicinity, the State government offered the land in Kancheepuram.
The ROB project, taken up by the Railways and the Highways department, is being executed in two stages by reconstructing the narrow road over the bridge across the railway lines near the Tiruchi Junction.
In the first stage, a new three-lane road overbridge with six arms is being built at a cost of Rs. 44.28 crore adjacent to the existing bridge. After the first stage is completed, the old bridge will be dismantled and a new bridge with two arms will be built in its place in the second stage.
The first stage of the new flyover was scheduled to be completed by February 2017 and the second stage by 2019. However, delays in land transfer and acquisition have been major impediments.
The Dindigul Highway-Railway Junction arm was opened for traffic in March 2016.
Sources in the Highways Department said nearly 90% of the first stage of the project has been completed and two more arms are ready to be opened.
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Four horses were loose and crossing back and forth on Willow Road near the entrance to Oakville Metropark early the morning of Sept. 11.
Sumpter Pet Care Veterinary Technician Lisa Czarnik saw the potential for harm to the horses and to drivers if an accident occurred and stepped into action. She phoned 911. The call was answered by Huron Township Police Officer Keith Nickrand, Badge #24.
He and Metropark Officer Josh, along with Lisa and a Good Samaritan, were able to round up three of the four horses – a paint pony and two miniature horses, and put dog leads on them to help hold them.
The fourth horse was spooked by traffic and ran southwest into the wooded area adjacent to or part of the metropark. He was later found back in his home yard.
As more help came along, Lisa left to find lead ropes and a halter to hold and better lead the horses away from the road.
The situation was stabilized and once the owner was identified the remaining three horses were discharged to their owner.


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Q: Loading an XML file path in C# I'm trying to load an XML-file, located in a folder in my project (using Visual Studio 2012).
The structure is this:
solutionRoot\
-  service\
--   ServiceClass.cs
--   AppValues.xml  <-- this is the file I want to load

In my ServiceClass, I'm trying to read from the XML-file with the following code:
public String GetXmlElement(String elementName)
{
    [....]
    XDocument document = XDocument.Load(@"\service\AppValues.xml");
    [...]
}

Which gives the following error, when I'm trying to test the code:
Test method PandaTests.ServiceTest.ReadXmlCanReadXml threw exception:
System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: Could not find a part of the path
'C:\Users\MyName\Documents\GitHub\project\Project22\PandaTests\bin\Debug\service\AppValues.xml'.

It's obviously a problem with my path, but I can't figure out how to get the relative path right. I've looked at other questions here on stack overflow, but many of them seem overly involved. Is there an easy way to load the XML-file without giving an absolute path?

A: I faced the same problem and solved it using "Server.MapPath"
For example,
string path=Server.MapPath("~/service/AppValues.xml");

XDocument document = XDocument.Load(path);

Hope it helps.

A: Bring up the properties in Visual Studio for AppValues.xml.  Change "Copy to Output Directory" to "Copy if Newer", and build the project.

A: When VS runs your program, your working directory is set to the Debug/Release folder, not to your solution root.
You have a couple options that I know of...

*

*Use an absolute path, but you don't want this

*Set your file to copy into your working directory on build. You do this by modifying the properties of the file in the solution explorer.  Thanks to T.Roland in the comments below: Set Copy to Output Directory to Copy if Newer and set Build Action to Embedded Resource;

*Modify your solution's working directory to be your solution root This thread offers different ways to accomplish that.

A: check this
XDocument document = XDocument.Load(@"..\service\AppValues.xml");

A: Set the build action of the xml file to be "Embedded resource" and then reference using this code
private static UnmanagedMemoryStream GetResourceStream(string resName)
{
    var assembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
    var strResources = assembly.GetName().Name + ".g.resources";
    var rStream = assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(strResources);
    var resourceReader = new ResourceReader(rStream);
    var items = resourceReader.OfType<DictionaryEntry>();
    var stream = items.First(x => (x.Key as string) == resName.ToLower()).Value;
    return (UnmanagedMemoryStream)stream;
}

    var file = GetResourceStream("appValues.xml");

A: When adding a file to Visual Studio project, by default it is not copied to the generated output.  As such, you need to set to either copy the file or do so manually.
To set the file to automatically copy, select it in solution explorer, right click and select properties. Update the value for "Copy to Output Directory" to "Copy Always".  This will ensure a copy of the file is available at runtime in a subfolder of the resultant solution.
You can then load the file using something like:
string path = System.Io.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, @"\service\AppValues.xml");
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(path);

A: I solved it in 2 steps. I'm using MVC and I had to use this in a class file.
1) String path
=HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/App_Data/yourxmlfilename.xml");
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(path);

2) Change XML file properties
Build Action: Content
Copy to Output Directory: Copy always

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Q: Java timer that starts when you click space, ends after clicking space again I am trying to program a Rubiks cube timer. Once you click space I want the timer to countdown from 15 seconds, once the 15 seconds is over, start counting up from 0. When you are done solving the cube you click space again, stopping the timer (I want the timer to count to the nearest hundredth). Here is what I have now:
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.EventQueue;

import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.border.EmptyBorder;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import java.awt.event.KeyAdapter;
import java.awt.event.KeyEvent;

public class CubeMain extends JFrame {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
    private JPanel contentPane;
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                try {
                    CubeMain frame = new CubeMain();
                    frame.setVisible(true);
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        });
    }

    public CubeMain() {

        setTitle("Cube Timer");
        setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        setBounds(100, 100, 600, 490);
        contentPane = new JPanel();
        final JLabel Timerlbl = new JLabel("");
        Timerlbl.setBounds(269, 219, 46, 14);
        contentPane.add(Timerlbl);
        addKeyListener(new KeyAdapter() {
            @Override
            public void keyReleased(KeyEvent e) {
                Timerlbl.setText("Label Change");

            }
        });
        contentPane.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(5, 5, 5, 5));
        setContentPane(contentPane);
        contentPane.setLayout(null);

    }
}

A: So you know you need some kind of timer. The timer you want for a Swing program is a javax.swing.Timer. This is the basic constructor
Timer(int delay, ActionListener listener);

Where, delay is the delay time between fired actions, and the listener is what listens for those timer action events being fired each interval. A basic implementation would me something like this
public TimerPanel() {
    Timer timer = new Timer(1000, new ActionListener(){
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
            // do something
        }
    });
    timer.start();
}

What you could do is have a count variable that you increment and use to set the timerLabel. Then just set your key binding for the SPACE to timer.start() or timer.stop()
Take a look at this, it has the timer. It's pretty much what you need
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;

import javax.swing.AbstractAction;
import javax.swing.Action;
import javax.swing.ActionMap;
import javax.swing.InputMap;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.KeyStroke;
import javax.swing.SwingUtilities;
import javax.swing.Timer;
import javax.swing.border.EmptyBorder;

public class TimerPanel{

    double count = 15.00;
    boolean reverse = true;
    boolean started = false;

    private JLabel timerLabel = new JLabel(String.format("%.2f", count));
    private Timer timer;

    public TimerPanel() {
        timerLabel.setHorizontalAlignment(JLabel.CENTER);
        timerLabel.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(20, 20, 20, 20));

        JFrame frame = new JFrame();
        frame.add(timerLabel);
        frame.pack();
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.setLocationByPlatform(true);
        frame.setVisible(true);

        timer = new Timer(10, new ActionListener(){
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                if (reverse && count > 0) {
                    count -= 0.01;
                    timerLabel.setText(String.format("%.2f", count));
                    if (count <= 0) {
                        reverse = false;
                    }
                }
                if (!reverse){
                    count += 0.01;
                    timerLabel.setText(String.format("%.2f", count));
                }
            }
        });

        Action spaceAction = new AbstractAction() {
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                if (!started) {
                    timer.start();
                    started = true;
                } else {
                    timer.stop();
                    count = 15.00;
                    started = false;
                    reverse = true;
                }
            }
        };

        InputMap inputMap = timerLabel.getInputMap(JPanel.WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW);
        ActionMap actionMap = timerLabel.getActionMap();

        inputMap.put(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke("SPACE"), "spaceAction");
        actionMap.put("spaceAction", spaceAction);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable(){
            public void run() {
                new TimerPanel();
            }
        });
    }
}


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Q: How to stop activity indicator? How to stop UIActivityIndicatorView? This code doesn't work.
BubbleTableViewCell.h:
@interface BubbleTableViewCell : UITableViewCell {

    UIActivityIndicatorView *activity;
}

BubbleTableViewCell.m:
- (void)setActivity:(BOOL)value {

    if (value) {
        activity = [[UIActivityIndicatorView alloc] initWithActivityIndicatorStyle:UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleGray];
        activity.center = CGPointMake(15, 15);
        [activity startAnimating];
        [self.contentView addSubview:activity];
    }
    else {
        [activity stopAnimating];
        [activity removeFromSuperview];
        [activity release];
    }
}

A: I can only suppose where and why you need the activity indicator but if you need it whilst data is loading you may do so:
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)aTableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
UITableViewCell * cell;
MyCustomCell * myCell = [TableViewCellsFactory loadCellFromNibWithName:@"myCell" identifier:@"myCell" tableView:aTableView owner:self];
if(dataIsLoading) {
    cell = [[[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:@"loadingCell"] autorelease];
    UIActivityIndicatorView * activityIndicator = [[UIActivityIndicatorView alloc] initWithActivityIndicatorStyle:UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleGray];
    [activityIndicator startAnimating];
    [activityIndicator setFrame:CGRectMake(140, 40, 40,  40)];
    [cell addSubview:activityIndicator];
}
else {
    //here you customize myCell
    cell = myCell;
}
return cell;

This works perfect for me....

A: Just debug the status of the value in both case. I think BOOL value once set to true is not changing to false to execute else part.

A: Did you set the activity twice?
One possible is that you lose your reference if you call this function twice with same BOOL value

A: Supposing that you want to show the activity indicator in UITableViewCell while some data (like image) is getting downloaded, and once it gets downloaded then you want to stop the indicator. One approach to do this in the tableView:cellForRowAtIndexPath: method is:

*

*Check if the data which needs to be downloaded (ex: image) is available or not.

*If the data is available call the method setActivity: with NO in the parameter.

*But if the data is not available, then call the method setActivity: with YES in the parameter, and start downloading the corresponding data.

*Once the data is downloaded, reload the particular cell using - (void)reloadRowsAtIndexPaths:(NSArray *)indexPaths withRowAnimation:(UITableViewRowAnimation)animation

*Now when the tableView:cellForRowAtIndexPath: is called, your data for the row will be downloaded and the method setActivity: will be called with  NO in the parameter, which will hide the indicator (if any).

With this approach you have to modify the function a little bit to:

- (void)setActivity:(BOOL)value
{
  if (value)
  {
    activity = [[UIActivityIndicatorView alloc]initWithActivityIndicatorStyle:UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleGray];
    activity.center = CGPointMake(15, 15);
    [activity startAnimating];
    [self.contentView addSubview:activity];
  }
  else
  {
    if(activity)
    {
      [activity stopAnimating];
      [activity removeFromSuperview];
      [activity release];
    }
  }
}


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Concert Pianist/Composer and Recording Artist for Albany Records, Karen Walwyn, was recently invited by the Center of Black Music Research of Chicago to perform and record the premier recording of the Florence Price Concerto for Piano (Albany Records): "Walwyn provides a magnificent account of the concerto displaying her considerable technical skills", reviewed by Bob McQuiston at NPR.
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Q: Concatenated index in postgresql So basically I'm matching addresses by matching strings within 2 tables
Table B has 5m rows so I really don't want to create new columns for it every time I want to match the addresses
So I thought about creating indexes instead, my current index to match addresses would look like:
CREATE INDEX matchingcol_idx  ON tableB USING btree (sub_building_name || ', ' || building_name )

However this does not work, it doesn't accept the concatenation bar
My update query would then equal = b.sub_building_name || ', ' || b.building_name
Without a new column and an index this would take multiple hours
Is there a way to achieve this without creating new concatenation columns?

A: For an expression based index, you need to put the expression between parentheses:
CREATE INDEX matchingcol_idx
   ON tableB USING btree ( (sub_building_name || ', ' || building_name) );

But that index will only  be used if you use exactly the same condition in your where clause. Any condition only referencing one of the columns will not use that index.

A: For matching via LIKE or ILIKE you can create a gin index as described here
https://niallburkley.com/blog/index-columns-for-like-in-postgres/
CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY idx_match_building
   ON tableB USING gin ( (sub_building_name || ', ' || building_name) gin_trgm_ops);

Verify that the extension is enabled via this query
SELECT * FROM pg_extension where extname = 'pg_trgm';
+-------+---------+----------+--------------+----------------+------------+-----------+--------------+
| oid   | extname | extowner | extnamespace | extrelocatable | extversion | extconfig | extcondition |
|-------+---------+----------+--------------+----------------+------------+-----------+--------------|
| 17458 | pg_trgm | 10       | 17455        | True           | 1.3        | <null>    | <null>       |
+-------+---------+----------+--------------+----------------+------------+-----------+--------------+

Relevant info about why concat will not cut it :)
https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/1409893231867-5817884.post%40n5.nabble.com


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Fourth College Bowl Game Canceled Due To COVID
December 28, 2021	Coronavirus, Sports 0
CNN reports: A fourth college football bowl game was canceled Monday due to Covid-19 protocols, while at least two other bowl games will feature different teams. Boise State Athletics announced Monday that it shut down all football team activities due to Covid-19 protocols. As a result, the Broncos will not compete against the Central Michigan Chippewas in the Arizona Bowl …
Anti-Vax Mob Arrested At NYC Burger King [VIDEO]
December 28, 2021	Covidiots, Crackpots 0
Yet another pointless demonstration in NYC last night: The Burger King at Fulton and Adams Streets in Brooklyn, near Borough Hall, in Downtown Brooklyn was the site of an anti-mandate rally Monday, whereupon protesters gathered to protest the city's vaccine mandate on Monday evening. After protests outside Brooklyn's Borough Hall, the current office of Mayor-Elect Eric Adams, protestors were arrested …
Ron Johnson: Since The Vaccinated Can Get COVID, "What's The Point" Of Even Having Vaccines? [VIDEO]
December 28, 2021	Covidiots, Republicans 0
Mediaite reports: The eponymous host of Tucker Carlson Tonight was off Monday night, but viewers were nevertheless still treated to a context-free discussion about fully vaccinated individuals contracting Covid-19. As has been noted the world over, being vaccinated against the coronavirus does not necessarily prevent people from getting Covid-19. However, it makes them far less likely to require hospitalization or …
Prominent Italian Anti-Vaxxer Dies Of Something
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The Italian wire service ANSA reports: A diehard Italian anti-vaxxer who became a popular radio personality died of COVID at the age of 61 on Monday night, sources said Tuesday. Maurizio Buratti, better known as "Mauro from Mantua" died in a Verona hospital where he had been receiving treatment for some weeks. Despite being in a critical condition, he never …
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The Daily Beast reports: A Justice Department investigation into conservative operative James O'Keefe and his Project Veritas group includes a review of O'Keefe's ties to a member of the far-right Proud Boys, according to a federal search warrant. On Nov. 6, FBI agents carried out an early-morning raid on O'Keefe's home. The search came as part of a year-long investigation …
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An annual tradition takes place today in New York City: You'll need to venture into Times Square for this event–but on December 28th (before the New Year's Eve mob). That's when Good Riddance Day is taking place between 12 and 1 pm. Inspired by the Latin American New Year's Eve tradition of stuffing dolls with objects that represent unpleasant memories …
STUDY: Omicron Infection Boosts Immunity To Delta
December 28, 2021	Coronavirus, News 0
Reuters reports: Research by South African scientists suggests that Omicron could displace the Delta variant of the coronavirus because infection with the new variant boosts immunity to the older one. The study only covered a small group of people and has not been peer-reviewed, but it found that people who were infected with Omicron, especially those who were vaccinated, developed …
Rand Paul: Dems Steal Elections By Getting More Votes
December 28, 2021	Republicans, Trump cultists 0
Raw Story reports: Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) on Monday accused Democrats of stealing elections by using completely legal methods of registering and convincing potential Democratic voters to support them. Writing on Twitter, Paul linked to an article published by the conservative Washington Examiner that detailed how Democrats flipped Wisconsin back to their side in the 2020 presidential election after narrowly …
CDC Investigates 68 Cruise Ships After COVID Reports
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CHATTER AWAY: Overnight Open Thread
December 27, 2021	JMG Community, Open Thread 0
Variety reports: Jean-Marc Vallée, the Quebecois director of films including "Dallas Buyers Club" and TV projects such as "Big Little Lies," died at his cabin outside Quebec City, Canada. He was 58. The cause of death was not immediately known. Vallée earned an Oscar nomination for best editing for 2013's "Dallas Buyers Club," which won Oscars for Jared Leto and …
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Q: rails 4 simple form nested attributes multiple models error during update I am battling an error with nested attributes and trying to fix the cop error at the same time.  So here is the walk through.  A coupon code may be submitted with the form using nested attributes that may affect the price of the job. This only occurs if the coupon code is valid.  In this scenario the coupon code has already been assigned so the first if coupon_code && coupon.nil? is triggered.  When the form comes back around the flash message works correctly but simple form does not display the value. I could adjust simple form to have the value with an instance variable but I'm starting to smell something a bit off here in my logic.  Also, the smell of Assignment Branch Condition is starting to worry me.  I can move forward with this, but the user would like to see the code. I would too.
Cop Error:
app/controllers/payments_controller.rb:9:3: C: Assignment Branch Condition size for update is too high. [17.97/15]

Controller:
class PaymentsController < ApplicationController
  rescue_from ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound, with: :route_not_found_error

  Numeric.include CoreExtensions::Numeric::Percentage

  def update
    @job = Job.find(params[:job_id])
    coupon_code = params[:job][:coupon_attributes][:code]
    coupon = validate_coupon(coupon_code)
    if coupon_code && coupon.nil?
      @coupon_code = coupon_code
      flash.now[:error] = t('flash_messages.coupons.id.not_found')
      render 'payments/new', layout: 'nested/job/payment'
    else
      update_job(@job, coupon)
      update_coupon(coupon, @job) if coupon
      redirect_to @job.vanity_url
    end
  end

  def new
    @job = Job.find(params[:job_id])
    return if reroute?(@job)
    render 'payments/new', layout: 'nested/job/payment'
  end

  private

  def update_job(job, coupon)
    job.start_at = DateTime.now
    job.end_at = AppConfig.product['settings']['job_active_for_day_num'].days.from_now
    job.paid_at = DateTime.now
    job.price = price_job(coupon)
    # job.save
  end

  def validate_coupon(coupon_code)
    return nil unless coupon_code.present?
    coupon = Coupon.active.find_by_code(coupon_code)
    return nil unless coupon.present?
    coupon
  end

  def price_job(coupon)
    price = AppConfig.product['settings']['job_base_price']
    return price unless coupon
    price = coupon.percent_discount.percent_of(price)
    price
  end

  def update_coupon(coupon, job)
    coupon.job_id = job.id
    coupon.executed_at = DateTime.now
    coupon.save
  end
end

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ruby:
  content_for :body_id_class, 'PaymentNew'
  content_for :js_instance, 'viewPaymentNew'
  content_for :browser_title, 'Payment'
  job_base_price = AppConfig.product['settings']['job_base_price']
  coupon_code = @coupon_code ||= ''

= simple_form_for(@job, url: job_payment_path, html: { id: 'payment-processor-form' }) do |j|
  div[class='row']
    div[class='col-md-12']
      div[class='panel panel-default']
        div[class='panel-heading']
          h3[class='panel-title']
            |Total Cost
        div[class='panel-body']
          h2[class='job-cost' data-initial = "#{job_base_price}"]
            = number_to_currency(job_base_price)
        div[class='panel-heading']
          h3[class='panel-title']
            |Have a coupon?
        div[class='panel-body']
          div[class='row-inline']
            div[class='row-block row-block-one']
              = j.simple_fields_for :coupon_attributes, @job.coupon do |c|
                = c.input_field :code, maxlength: 50, id: 'coupon-code', class: 'form-control', data: { 'initial' => 0 }, value: coupon_code
            div[class='row-block']
              button[type='button' class='btn btn-primary' id='coupon-verify' ]
                |Verify
            p[class='help-hint']
              = t('simple_form.hints.coupon.code')

  div[class='row']
    div[class='col-md-12']
      = j.button :button, type: 'button', class: 'btn-primary text-uppercase', id: 'purchase-job' do
        = job_posting_button_step_label

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*Refactoring this code to work with the post below. Factories fixed factorygirl create model association NoMethodError: undefined method

A: You have quite a few code smells going on in that fat old controller.
Most of them seem to be symtoms that all is not well on the model layer and that you are not modeling the domain very well.
You might want to consider something like this:
class Job < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :payments
end

class Payment < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :job
  belongs_to :coupon
end

class Coupon < ActiveRecord::Base
  validates_uniqueness_of :code
end

This will let our countroller focus on CRUD'ing a single resouce rather than trying to herd a bunch of cats.
So lets look at enforcing the business logic for coupons.
class Payment < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :job
  belongs_to :coupon

  validate :coupon_must_be_active

  attr_writer :coupon_code

  def coupon_code=(code)
    coupon = Coupon.find_by(code: code)
    @coupon_code = code
  end

  private
  def coupon_must_be_active
    if coupon
      errors[:coupon] << "must be active." unless coupon.active?
    elsif @coupon_code.present?
      errors[:coupon_code] << "is not valid."
    end
  end
end

The custom attribute writer loads the coupon from the a code. The validation sets up our business logic rules.
We really should do the same when it comes to the job pricing:
class Job < ActiveRecord::Base
  after_initialize :set_price

  def set_price
    self.price ||= AppConfig.product['settings']['job_base_price']
  end
end

class Payment < ActiveRecord::Base
  after_initialize :set_price
  validates_presence_of :job

  def net_price
     return job.price unless coupon
     job.price * (coupon.percent_discount * 00.1)
  end

  # ...
end

We can then write our controller like so:
class PaymentsController

  before_action :set_job

  # GET /jobs/:job_id/payments/new
  def new
    @payment = @job.payments.new
  end

  # POST /jobs/:job_id/payments
  def create
    @payment = @job.payments.create(payment_params)
  end

  # PATCH /jobs/:job_id/payments/:id
  def update
    @payment = @job.payments.find(params[:id])
  end

  private

    def set_job
      @job = Job.find(params[:job_id])
    end

    def payment_params
      params.require(:payment)
            .permit(:coupon_code)
    end
end

We can then simply setup the form with:
= simple_form_for([@job, @payment]) do |f|
  = f.input :coupon_code
  = f.submit

Note that you don't want to take the price from the user unless you intend to implement the honor system - you should get it from your models by setting up association callbacks.


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For the record: Artist interviews recorded as part of MoMA's oral history project
James Rosenquist and Ed Ruscha are among the artists talking about their work for posterity
Erica Cook
1st December 2011 00:00 GMT
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) will reinstall James Rosenquist's F-111, 1964-65, recreating the way it was first installed in Leo Castelli's Upper East Side gallery in 1965. Due to be unveiled shortly (the exact date has not yet been confirmed), the event complements the New York museum's oral history project. MoMA's curators and archivists are interviewing artists alongside their work in the collection. In addition to recording Rosenquist alongside F-111, they plan to interview Ed Ruscha and Vito Acconci. Dan Graham, Yvonne Rainer and Vija Celmins have already been interviewed.
The museum has collected oral histories for more than 20 years, but the 90 interviews in its archive primarily document "the machinations of the institution", says Michelle Elligott, MoMA's senior archivist, who is leading the institution's Artist Oral History Initiative. The new project aims "to increase our understanding of artists' ideas, intentions, working methods and specifically the materials and any sort of history or context that goes along with these products," says Elligott. The project, which has a year's initial funding thanks to an anonymous donor, began in the spring. If further funding is secured, the museum hopes to interview more artists on its 30-strong shortlist.
MoMA's chief curator of painting and sculpture, Ann Temkin, is using archival photographs and documents to precisely recreate the space for which F-111 was originally made. "Rosenquist created the work for his show at the [Leo] Castelli Gallery in 1965. He used the gallery's dimensions to configure the size of the painting," which is 10ft high and 86ft wide.
The museum acquired the mural-sized work, which is formed by 23 panels, in 1996. Previous installations have never shown how the painting wrapped around the Castelli gallery. To replicate the original space, Temkin is creating "a chamber within the gallery", which will mean visitors will be "totally immersed in F-111". Named after a US Air Force fighter-bomber, F-111 contains references to the Vietnam war, atomic explosions, US consumer culture and the military-industrial complex.
MoMA's desire to interview artists such as Rosenquist and Ruscha is part of a larger trend that Elligott calls "archive fever". "People are putting documents and audio interviews on the internet that in the past were only available to a scholarly audience," she says. Excerpts from the artist interviews will be added to the museum's website, guides and possibly screened on kiosks in the gallery.
Conservators' questions
The Menil Collection in Houston announced in October that its Artists Documentation Programme (ADP) would gain a new online presence. The programme was founded in 1990 by the collection's former chief conservator, Carol Mancusi-Ungaro. Its archive consists of about 50 hours of footage from 29 artist interviews, including Rudolf Stingel, Tim Hawkinson and the late Jasper Johns. Since October, the Menil has been working in partnership with the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Harvard Art Museums' Center for the Technical Study of Modern Art to continue the project.
The ADP received a one-year grant from the Andrew Mellon Foundation in 2011 to consolidate documentation, establish criteria for the programme and make information available to the public through an online database. It just received another Mellon grant for 2012 to evaluate long-term goals and the possibility of establishing partnerships with further institutions.
Mancusi-Ungaro first recognised the need to interview artists for posterity when she led the restoration in 1986 of the murals inside the Menil's Rothko Chapel. The murals had developed a mysterious white film following their installation in 1971. When she went looking for answers she found that there was no literature documenting the materials and technical processess used by Rothko. "Many times I wished that I had had the opportunity to ask [Rothko] technical questions," says Mancusi-Ungaro, who began filming interviews with artists in front of their works at the Menil Collection when the museum opened in 1987.
Unlike MoMA's artists' interviews, which tend to be conducted by curators and geared towards making works more accessible, the Menil's programme is focused on conservation issues and designed to improve the documentation of the collection. The museum owns numerous works from the 1950s and 60s when artists were trying new materials. Brad Epley, the Menil's chief conservator since 2006, says that it is now time to interview this generation of artists as the time has elapsed for materials to age and the issues to emerge.
Mancusi-Ungaro says: "As we become more accustomed to art forms that may not be singular in nature," she says referring to new media in particular, "it is even more important for the artist's voice to be documented and understood by collectors, museums and scholars." Because the interviews are so long, she says they will probably include information that may not seem important now, but which will be useful in the future. "When I started these interviews, it was clear that I was not going to ask the important questions for the future. The cleaning of the Sistine Chapel was all about colour [and yet] Michelangelo's biographers never mentioned colour. Evidently, it was not something that was important at the time. The best we can do now is get a sense of how an artist thinks about his materials." If an interview can convey that, future scholars will be able to use the information to answer "whatever question they may have", she hopes.
Originally appeared in The Art Newspaper as 'For the record: MoMA's oral history project'
Appeared in The Art Newspaper Archive, 230 December 2011
More ArchiveTopicsMuseum of Modern Art New YorkArchivesJames RosenquistEd Ruscha


On Monday, a city in the southern part of Pakistan soared to 122.4 degrees (50.2 Celsius). This might just be the highest temperature ever reliably measured on the planet during April.
The temperature was observed in the city of Nawabshah, which has a population of 1.1 million and is about 120 miles from the Indian Ocean. Etienne Kapikian, a meteorologist at Meteo France, posted the observation on Twitter.
Kapikian's tweet said that it was the warmest April temperature ever recorded in Pakistan and for the entire Asian continent.
The competing hottest April temperature of 123.8 degrees (51.0 Celsius) set in Santa Rosa, Mexico, in April 2001, is "of dubious reliability," Burt said.
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April's heat wave, coming just 30 days later, resulted from a sprawling heat dome centered over the northern Indian Ocean.
The Dawn newspaper described the heat around Nawabshah as "unbearable" and said heatstroke "caused dozens of people to faint." Pakistan Today reported that the demand for electricity had exceeded generation resulting in "unannounced outages" that exacerbated the heat's effects due to a lack of air conditioning.
The heat had also spread over India. The Chinese news agency Xinhua reported the temperature reached 107.6 in New Delhi on Monday.
A weather model analysis showed that Monday's temperatures over southern Pakistan were up to 25 degrees warmer than normal.
A separate dome of hot air, which bubbled over central and eastern Russia over the weekend, pushed the temperature to 94.6 degrees Sunday in the village of Poltavka, near the border with Kazakhstan. Burt said it was the warmest April temperature ever measured in the Asian part of Russia.
The record-setting 122.4 degree reading in Nawabshah adds to a long list of international hot weather extremes since 2017, which includes Spain's and Iran's highest temperatures ever recorded last summer. In May 2017, the western town of Turbat in Pakistan hit 128.3 degrees, tying the all-time highest temperature in that country and the world-record temperature for that month, Weather Underground's Jeff Masters reported.
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Google now allows you to use Android smartphone as 2FA physical security key
By Jeet	 On Apr 11, 2019
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So, instead of buying a dongle as a physical device to verify login, you can now use your smartphone for the same. For this, you'll have to connect your phone through Bluetooth to a Chrome browser to verify logins. It works on Gmail, G Suite, Google Cloud, and any other Google account service, and uses the FIDO authentication standard.
It is similar to Google Prompt but now it requires your phone to be physically near the computer. The company said that other websites might join in at a later stage, but it's still in the process of certifying its authentication service.
How to activate an Android phone as a security key?
Make sure your phone runs Android version 7 or higher
Open Chrome browser on your computer
Sign-in to Google on your phone
Turn Bluetooth 'On' on your smartphone
Open myaccount.google.com/security and select "two-step verification"
Select the option to add a security key and choose your phone from the list of devices
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Q: jQuery Validation plugin errorPlacement for checkbox I use jQuery Validation plugin to validate my form. My problem is the place of error message for checkbox. please see this image:

This is html part related to checkboxes + jQuery Validation:
<fieldset id = "q8"> <legend class="Q8"></legend>
 What are your favourite genres of movies?*

<input type="checkbox" name="q8[]" value="Action">Action

<input type="checkbox" name="q8[]" value="Adventure">Adventure

<input type="checkbox" name="q8[]" value="Comedy">Comedy

<input type="checkbox" name="q8[]" value="Animation">Animation

<input type="checkbox" name="q8[]" value="Drama">Drama

<input type="checkbox" name="q8[]" value="Romance">Romance

  //Continued the same for OTHER CHECKBOXES

</fieldset>

  //html for other questions...

 <input class="mainForm" type="submit" name="continue" value="Save and Continue" />

</form>

Could someone kindly help me if it is possible to fix this problem or showing the error
message (for all input types) right next to the question? (I mean exactly the same line as question, after * )??
Thanks

A: I added a class to the label for your question in order to find that easier...
What are your favourite genres of movies?*

Then you simply need to practice your "DOM traversal" techniques.  Study the methods here.

*

*$(element).parents('div') finds the div container of your element.

*Then .prev($('.question')) gets you to the .question that is the first previous sibling of this div.
Put it all together and it inserts the error message right after the question.
error.insertAfter($(element).parents('div').prev($('.question')))

Within errorPlacement:
errorPlacement: function (error, element) {
    if (element.attr("type") == "checkbox") {
        error.insertAfter($(element).parents('div').prev($('.question')));
    } else {
        // something else if it's not a checkbox
    }
}

DEMO:  http://jsfiddle.net/sgsvtd6y/
Maybe you don't need the conditional, since that technique should work on all of your input types.
errorPlacement: function (error, element) {
    error.insertAfter($(element).parents('div').prev($('.question')));
}

Otherwise, if your HTML is different, then you can use the conditional with a slightly modified DOM traversal.


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Chuck Todd Sneers at Trump's 'Playbook'
Published May 30,2018
Over Memorial Day weekend, NBC's Chuck Todd opened his show "Meet the Press" by angrily lecturing his viewers about a so-called Trump "tactical playbook" on how to spin the Robert Mueller probe and the FBI informant in his presidential campaign.
Here's Todd's list of Trump tactics, with our commentary:
1. "Perhaps fearing that Mueller is closing in, the president is applying a well-worn tactical playbook. Number one, distract with an invented crisis that attacks the investigators without evidence to plant a seed of doubt."
Let's pick at two phrases here. Many of Trump's supporters and more than a few independents would tell Todd that "distract with an invented crisis ... without evidence" is a better description of ABC, CBS and his own NBC offering about 1,500 minutes of evening-news hype about Russian "collusion" that still hasn't surfaced.
Let that sink in: a full 25 hours of coverage about nothing much to date.
In contrast, what is "invented" about the FBI confidential informant? You can spin about how he was really "spying on the Russians," but was The New York Times making up Stefan Halper?
Instead of actually reporting on Halper and his attempts to "inform" on Trump aides, they would rather just call it a "distraction" and, therefore, somehow a lie.
2. "Brand the crisis. According to the Associated Press, Mr. Trump wants to brand the FBI's confidential informant a spy, believing the more nefarious term would resonate more in the media and with the public. The president used some version of the word 'spy' 24 times in 15 tweets over 10 days."
Earth to NBC: Calling Trump's current standing a "crisis," even as his polls are actually improving, is ... branding. Is Todd saying NBC would never dream of using "nefarious" terms that "resonate ... with the public"? Here's Todd lead off in his May 22 MSNBC show: "Fatal distraction! Are the president's systemic attacks on the Justice Department undermining the rule of law as we know it?" "Fatal"? Who died, Chuck? It sounds like he's writing Democrat direct-mail copy for his wife's company, Maverick Mail & Strategies.
The media also use branding in a positive way. For example, immigrants who live in the country illegally and arrived to America as minors are typically framed as "Dreamers," and with no "so-called" warning necessary.
3. "If accused of wrongdoing, use the 'I'm rubber, you're glue' defense, pinning anything you're accused of on your opponents."
This is especially obnoxious coming from journalists whose first rebuttal is often "You can't call us biased! You are biased!" We wonder if Todd slept through the Clinton years. When the then-President Bill Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign took donations from Chinese communists and Indonesian businessmen, "everybody does it" became the dominant media spin.
4. "If still caught with irrefutable facts closing in, assert that all facts are relative anyway."
President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani is worried about Trump walking into a perjury trap. He told the Washington Post "truth is relative" and the Mueller team "may have a different version of the truth." At least those are the quotes the Post used.
When the irrefutable facts of Clinton's lying about having a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky were closing in, it was NBC's Matt Lauer who enabled Hillary Clinton to distract the country with warnings of "a vast right-wing conspiracy." Lauer even suggested this Lewinsky scandal could be "the worst and most damaging smear of the 20th century."
The liberal media have no right to lecture about "distractions" and "branding" and treating facts as relative. These are all well-worn moves in their own "tactical playbook."


Canva founder Melanie Perkins gave her back story to how she started the company. I love to Canva, do you?. And oh my she was so young! Hear all about it on How I Built This.
I didn't think it was possible to adore Allison Janney any more. But her chatting to Marc Maron's WTF confirms she is totally fabulous.
The charming Richard E Grant on Emma Gannon's CtrlAltDel podcast is a delightful quick listen. Also, worth checking out Emma out on the Creative Rebels podcast. I'm really loving this new podcast… the energy of Adrienne Ldn was contagious.
A sweet conversation between Anna Newton and Sara Tasker on Hashtag Authentic – All about getting organised and Anna's new book.
I'm completely in love with the How To Fail podcast, as I'm sure I've mentioned before. It's back with a new season, but before I start on that… I have to share the episode with Tara Westover from last year – it's so fascinating to hear about her life. I was supposed to be shooting while listening, but had to sit and give their conversation my full attention. It's extraordinary.
And finally, I happened to catch this on the radio this week… I don't why sporting stories make me feel so emotional, but they do… and listening to the recount of Andy Murray winning Wimbledon was so good!


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In computer science, a subroutine (function, procedure, or subprogram) is a sequence of code which performs a specific task, as part of a larger program, and is grouped as one or more statement blocks; such code is sometimes collected into software libraries. Subroutines can be "called", thus allowing programs to access the subroutine repeatedly without the subroutine's code having been written more than once. In many programming languages the word function is reserved for subroutines that return a value; however, the C programming language and its programmers view subroutines simply as functions that do not return a value.
2 Technical overview
3 Low-level implementation
4 C and C++ examples
5 Advantages of subprograms
6 Local variables, recursion and re-entrancy
7 Conventions
8 Related terms and clarification
The first use of subprograms was in assembly languages that did not have a call instruction. On these computers, subroutines needed to be called by a sequence of lower level instructions, possibly implemented as a macro. These instructions typically modified the program code rather like the infamous Cobol alter statement, modifying the address of a branch at a standard location so that it behaved like an explicit return instruction. Even with this cumbersome approach subroutines proved so useful that soon most architectures provided instructions to help with subroutine calls, clear up to explicit call instructions.
When an assembly language program executes a call, program flow jumps to another location, but the address of the next instruction (that is, the instruction that follows the call instruction in memory) is kept somewhere to use when returning (unless an execution stack or similar is being used, as once proposed by Henry Baker). The IBM 360 range used to save this address in a processor register, relying on macros to save and restore deeper return addresses in memory associated with individual subroutines, then using branches to the address specified in the register to accomplish a return. However stacks have proved a very useful approach, and are typically used in more modern architectures. On these, the return address is 'pushed' as a point of return on the stack. The subroutine exits by 'pop'ing a return value off the end of the stack, which takes the previously pushed return address and jumps to it, so program flow continues right after the call instruction.
A subprogram, as its name suggests, somehow behaves like a computer program. Typically, the caller waits for subprograms to finish and continues execution only after a subprogram "returns". Subroutines are often given parameters to refine their behavior or to perform a certain computation with given [variable] values. Generally, subprograms execute their statements from top to bottom.
In most imperative programming languages, subprograms may have so-called side-effects; that is, they may cause changes that remain after the subprogram has returned. Usually, compilers cannot predict whether a subprogram has a side-effect or not, but can determine if a subprogram calls no other subprograms, or at least no other subprograms that have side-effects. In imperative programming, compilers usually assume every subprogram has a side-effect to avoid complex analysis of execution paths. Because of its side-effects, a subprogram may return different results each time it is called, even if it is called with the same arguments. A simple example is a subprogram that implements a Pseudorandom number generator; that is, a subprogram that returns a random number each time it is called.
Such behavior is invalid in a strict mathematical sense. An exception to this common behaviour is found in functional programming languages, where subprograms can have no side effects, and will always return the same result if repeatedly called with the same arguments. (Note that subprograms are referred to as functions in these languages.)
Low-level implementation
This section deals with the modern implementation of having subroutine data stored on one or more stacks.
Due to usage of a stack, a subroutine can call itself (see recursion) or other subroutines (nested calls), and of course it can call the same subroutine from several distinct places. Assembly languages generally do not provide programmers with such conveniences as local variables or subroutine parameters. They get to be implemented by passing values in registers or pushing them onto the stack (or another stack, if there is more than one).
When there is just one stack, the return addresses must be placed in the same space as the parameters and local variables. Hence, a typical stack may look like this (for a case where function1 calls function2):
previous stack data
function1 local variables
parameters for function2
function1 return address (of the instruction which called function2)
function2 local variables.
This is with a forwards-growing stack — on many architectures the stack grows backwards in memory. Forward and backwards-growing stacks are useful because it is quite practical to have two stacks growing towards each other in a common scratch space, using one mainly for control information like return addresses and loop counters and the other for data. (This is what Forth does.)
If the procedure or function itself uses stack handling commands, e.g. to store intermediate calculation values, the programmer needs to keep track of the number of 'push' and 'pop' instructions as to not corrupt the original return address.
C and C++ examples
In the C and C++ programming languages, subprograms are referred to as "functions". Note that these languages use the special keyword void to indicate that a function does not return any value — that is it only has side-effects.
Below are three such functions - the first function does absolutely nothing; it is called with: "function1();. The second function returns the number 5; the function can be called with: "function2();" The third function returns a desired selection (1-5), and is called with: "function3(number);".
void function1(void)
int function2(void)
int function3(int number)
int selection[] = {5,1,3,2,4};
return selection[number];
Advantages of subprograms
There are numerous motivations for the use of subprograms:
to reduce redundancy in a program,
to enable reuse of code across multiple programs,
to decompose complex problems into simpler pieces,
to improve readability of a program,
to replicate useful mathematical functions,
to hide or regulate part of the program (see Information hiding),
to improve maintainability and reduce risk of errors,
to improve ease of extension.
Generally, to make use of a subprogram, a programmer places some form of call instruction--which constitutes a call site--into an instruction sequence. When the call site is encountered, the instruction sequence is temporarily suspended, and the subprogram itself executes until it completes, at which time the original instruction sequence resumes.
Local variables, recursion and re-entrancy
A subprogram may find it useful to make use of a certain amount of "scratch" space; that is, memory used during the execution of that subprogram to hold intermediate results. Variables stored in this scratch space are referred to as local variables, and the scratch space itself is referred to as an activation record. An activation record typically has a return address that tells it where to pass control back to when the subprogram finishes.
A subprogram may have any number and nature of call sites; in fact, a subprogram may even call itself, causing its execution to suspend while another nested execution of the same subprogram occurs. This is referred to as recursion, and is a useful technique for making some complex algorithms more comprehensible. However, recursion poses a problem if the recursive execution modifies any local variables, because when the suspended execution resumes, it will find that the data stored in its local variables have been lost.
Early languages like Fortran simply didn't support recursion for this reason. Modern languages almost invariably provide a fresh activation record for every execution of a subprogram; that way, the nested execution is free to modify its local variables without concern for the effect on other suspended executions in progress. As nested calls accumulate, a call stack structure is formed, consisting of one activation record for each suspended subprogram. In fact, this stack structure is virtually ubiquitous, and so activation records are commonly referred to as stack frames.
If a subprogram can function properly even when called while another execution is already in progress, that subprogram is said to be re-entrant. A recursive subprogram must be re-entrant. Re-entrant subprograms are also useful in multi-threaded situations, since multiple threads can call the same subprogram without fear of interfering with each other.
In a multi-threaded environment, there is generally more than one stack. An environment which fully supports coroutines or lazy evaluation may use data structures other than stacks to store their activation records.
A number of conventions for the coding of subprograms have been developed. It has been commonly preferable that the name of a subprogram should be a verb when it does a certain task, an adjective when it makes some inquiry, and a noun when it is used to substitute variables and such.
Experienced programmers recommend that a subprogram perform only one task. If a subprogram performs more than one task, it should be split up into more subprograms. They argue that subprograms are key components in maintaining code and their roles in the program must be distinct.
Some advocate that each subprogram should have minimal dependency on other pieces of code. For example, they see the use of global variables as unwise because it adds tight-coupling between subprograms and global variables. If such coupling is not unnecessary at all, they advise to refactor subprograms to take parameters instead. This practice is controversial because it tends to increase the number of passed parameters to subprograms.
See programming practice for a more detailed discussion of programming disciplines.
Related terms and clarification
Different programming languages and methodologies possess notions and mechanisms related to subprograms:
Subroutine is practically synonymous with "subprogram." The former term may derive from the terminology of assembly languages and Fortran.
Function and procedure often denote a subprogram that takes parameters and may or may not have a return value. Many make the distinction between "functions", that possess return values and appear in expressions, versus "procedures", that possess no return values and appear in statements [though this is not a distinction found in the C programming language]. (See also Command-Query Separation.)
Method is a special kind of subprogram used in object-oriented programming that describes some behaviour of an object.
Closure is a subprogram together with the values of some of its variables captured from the environment in which it was created.
Coroutine is a subprogram that returns to its caller before completing.
Event handler, or simply "handler," is a subprogram that is called in response to an "event", such as a computer user moving the mouse or typing on the keyboard. The AppleScript scripting language simply uses the term "handler" as a synonym for subprogram.
Threaded code makes code even more compact. It uses a small interpreter to execute subroutines that consist of lists of subroutine addresses. The lowest levels of subroutine are the only machine language.
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Since 2008, she has been focusing on both the UK and US markets with performances in both countries.


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Andrew Bramson is responsible for setting overall goals and operational priorities that advance Onward We Learn's mission. He is a member of the Governor's Workforce Board Career Pathways Advisory Committee, the RIDE Individual Learning Plan Committee, the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce Education and Workforce Committee, and the Central Falls School District Board of Trustees. He also serves as a board member of the Latino Policy Institute at Roger Williams University, is a trustee of Temple Beth-El, and was previously on the Advisory Board for Youth in Action. Prior to joining Onward, Andrew held senior leadership positions at The Providence Plan, serving as development director, deputy director, and director of DataSpark, a cornerstone initiative of the organization that connects data and people to inform, empower, and inspire innovative decision making. He also worked as senior planner for the Arrowhead Regional Development Commission in Duluth, Minnesota. Early in his career, Andrew served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Hungary, where he taught environmental education and advised nonprofit organizations. A graduate of Leadership Rhode Island's Class of 2015, he holds a Bachelor of Science in natural resources and environment from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a Master of Arts in management from the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minnesota.


they are not too time consuming to make. You can prepare the base layers and filling in advance and assemble close to serving time or the day before.
you can decide how and with what you would like to decorate your tart, i.e. fresh flowers, shop-bought or home-made macarons, chocolates, candy, cookies, meringues, fudge, marshmallows, etc. You can really get those creative juices flowing with these cream tarts!
they are relatively easy and inexpensive to make.
The tart pictured here is about 15 cm in diameter and is made out of layers of Honey Cookie Dough with a Creme Patisserie filling. I decorated it with candy which I had at hand, e.g. Smarties, candy coated nuts, mini Sweety Pies, and Cosmos!
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Eric Kyle Szmanda (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 24 juli 1975) is een Amerikaans acteur. Hij is bekend door de televisieserie CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. In Crime Scene Investigation speelt hij de laboratorium geek Greg Sanders.

Achtergrond
Eric Szmanda is het achterneefje van Ray Szmanda, voormalig Pitchman bij Mernards. Hij heeft 2 broers: Rob Szmanda en Brett Szmanda.

Hij heeft op de middelbare school in Mukwonago gezeten, alwaar hij in 1993 afstudeerde. Op deze school acteerde hij reeds in een reeks musicals/toneelstukjes. Daarna heeft hij gestudeerd aan het Carrik College in Waukescha (in Wisconsin), en de Carroll-universiteit.

Szmanda is fan van Marilyn Manson en Sigur Rós (een IJslandse band), waarvan de liedjes ook gebruikt worden in CSI. Behalve acteren kan hij ook  drums bespelen, en is een model voor Bloomingdales. Hij heeft voor de muziek van de film Life As A House gezorgd.

Rollen in films en series
Film:
 Dodge's City (1999) als Johnny Dodge
 100 Girls (2000) als Sam/Computer Nerd
 Big Time (2000) als Avery
 The Rules of Attraction (2002) als NYU Film Student
 True Vinyl (2004) als Billy Thompson
 Little Athens (2005) als Derek
 Snow Wonder (2005) als Luke
 Shadow of Fear (2012) als Detective Dominic Leary

Tv:
 The Net (1998 - 1999) als Jacob Resh/Sorcerer
 Oh Baby (2000) als Brent
 Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane (2000) als Max
 FreakyLinks (2000) als Eli
 Three Sisters (2001) als Dave
 The Division (2001) als Mark
 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000 - 2014) als Greg Sanders

Computerspel:
 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2003) als Greg Sanders (stem)
 CSI: Dark Motives (2004) als Greg Sanders (stem)
 CSI: 3 Dimensions of Murder (2006) als Greg Sanders (stem)
 CSI: Hard Evidence (2007) als Greg Sanders (stem)
 CSI: Deadly Intent (2009) als Greg Sanders (stem)
 CSI: Fatal Conspiracy (2010) als Greg Sanders (stem)

Amerikaans acteur

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I'm implementing a custom service for managers and I need to execute a employee search. I'm using FPM and I wanna know if there are a standard way to implement it. If so, which is and how can I do it?
Instead of custom building in your own application, you can use the MSS Team Viewer iview for the search purposes.
You can configure the Team viewer iview to only show the Search option and include this on the top side of a page.
Then you create an iview from your custom application and integrate it into the same page at the bottom.
You can subscribe to the events from the team viewer and use the data from the team viewer in your custom application.
In your solution, how to make eventing between employee search and my custom wd abap iview?
As employee search (MSS Team Viewer) is not throwing any output how can I give input (emp id / pernrr) to my wd abap iview/application.
I need to have Search (MSS Team Viewer) in top iview and custome WD ABAP iview (wd abap application which needs selected employee id/pernrr) in the bottom of the page.
Now how to get the selected employee from top iview (MSS Team Viewer) and send it to bottom iView(WD ABAP) where MSS Team Viewer is not throwing any output.


I was hesitant to see this movie. Not because I don't like Steve Martin, he can be a real hoot, but being Peter Sellers would be a feat few could attempt to accomplish. But hubby wanted to go, so I finally caved.
The movie was fun. The people involved definitely wanted to pay homage to the old films. So much so, that it begins with the Pink Panther theme and even the Pink Panther himself, as well as a new Cruseau toon that more resembles Mr. Martin.
A lot of slapstick, some recurring jokes, even some serious matters, egad! A couple of spots were totally hilarious. Steve puts his own spin on the detective and does fairly well. The James Bond joke was too funny. No Kato though, which was too bad.
Where has the time gone?!?!?!


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I did a take on the Donald Sterling/Clippers matter by using the old "slice of life" approach. The pace is too slow in this scene, but I think you'll get what I'm going for.
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City Council postpones action on items key to Goodwin Square proposal, but OKs private plaza language
By Rodrigo Arriaza
Virginia Gazette
A conceptual rendering of the Goodwin Square pedestrian plaza. If approved by City Council, it would replace the P3 parking lot in downtown Williamsburg. (Courtesy City of Williamsburg / HANDOUT)
Williamsburg — The fate of Goodwin Square is set to be decided at next month's City Council meeting after the board voted to table two applications related to the controversial downtown plaza at its Thursday meeting.
However, Council approved a third application from Colonial Williamsburg to define private plazas in the city code, and to allow them in the city's B-1 downtown business district with a special-use permit.
Last week, Colonial Williamsburg submitted a request to table requests to remove 40 parking spaces from the busy P3 parking lot located behind the Blue Talon Bistro and to build Goodwin Square on the site while it considers parking alternatives.
All Council members agreed to the delay except Mayor Paul Freiling, who abstained as he is employed at Colonial Williamsburg. The requests will be considered at Council's Oct. 10 meeting.
As they discussed whether to define and allow private plazas in the B-1 district with a permit, Council members pointed out that although the application came from CW, the text change will affect multiple properties in the B-1 district. Any future application from a private landowner in the district for a permit to build a plaza will be subject to review by city staff, and will need to be approved by the city's Planning Commission and City Council on a case-by-case basis.
"I understand that there are a lot of controversial aspects with Goodwin Square, but from an objective standpoint of just considering the textual amendment on its face, a zoning designation has nothing to bear (on it), and I think that's how we should consider it," Council member Benny Zhang said.
"Even if we approve this definition today, (the special-use permit application) might still fail, if it does not meet city staff's standards or if it doesn't meet our standards, we can still vote it down effectively, but let's not close ourselves to having an idea of having green space in the B-1 district, whether it's in Goodwin Square or some other parcel or property along the B-1 district."
Council member Ted Maslin voted against the request, and said he thinks all applications related to Goodwin Square should all be considered at once.
"I agree with a lot of the speakers that say there's no reason to rush into this, let's have a comprehensive plan that the whole community can get behind, and my recommendation is to table this proposal," Maslin said.
During the public hearing, five area residents spoke against the application, while four were in favor of the text change. Lisa Akdogan, co-owner of The Precious Gem, a Merchants Square shop that borders the P3 parking lot, said that losing accessible parking spaces in the lot would hurt her business, and asked Council to table the request until next month's meeting.
"If we pass this at this point, we're just making it easier for things to move ahead without control, and I think the decisions need to be made at one time for various proposals," she said.
Sara Meldrum, on the other hand, said she would be happy to bring her young children to spend time in the square, and that the plaza would be a better use of the P3 lot.
"I feel that given the parking studies that the city has already conducted, it's been established that those parking spots are not crucial to parking availability downtown," she said.
Also at the meeting, City Council unanimously awarded grants from its $150,000 Tourism Promotion Contingency Fund to two upcoming events. The city gave a $5,000 grant to the Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora, which will hold its 10th biennial conference at William and Mary in November.
Council also awarded a $25,000 grant from the contingency fund to the organizers of the annual William and Mary Global Film Festival. The board awarded the same amount to the event last year.


A brochure has been published by UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) and the Creative Industries Sector Advisory Group (which includes representatives from across the UK's creative industries).
Just ignore the fact that it's based in Liverpool, organisers say.
The IFB, which features 240 events across the North throughout June and July, is being hailed as the biggest event in the UK since the Festival of Britain in 1951 and the biggest business bash in the world in 2014.
The convention began in 1995 and has attracted some of the biggest and most recognisable names from across the globe, including Dr Henry Kissinger, Mikhail Gorbachev, Neil Armstrong, Bill Clinton and Desmond Tutu.


Buckeye Lacrosse Top 5 Goals of 2013: Goal #1. Ohio State scores on a hidden ball trick against Loyola in the ECAC semifinals May 2, 2013. The goal was the first of the fourth quarter and tied the game at 11, part of a 9-0 goal run for the Buckeyes. Ohio State went on to win, 18-11, and reach the tournament championship game.