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(function (global, factory) {
    typeof exports === 'object' && typeof module !== 'undefined' ? module.exports = factory(require('inferno')) :
    typeof define === 'function' && define.amd ? define(['inferno'], factory) :
    (global.Inferno = global.Inferno || {}, global.Inferno.Component = factory(global.Inferno));
}(this, (function (inferno) { 'use strict';

    /**
     * @module Inferno-Shared
     */ /** TypeDoc Comment */
    /**
     * @module Inferno-Shared
     */ /** TypeDoc Comment */ var NO_OP = '$NO_OP';
    var ERROR_MSG = 'a runtime error occured! Use Inferno in development environment to find the error.';
    // This should be boolean and not reference to window.document
    var isBrowser = !!(typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.document);
    function isNullOrUndef(o) {
        return isUndefined(o) || isNull(o);
    }
    function isInvalid(o) {
        return isNull(o) || o === false || isTrue(o) || isUndefined(o);
    }
    function isFunction(o) {
        return typeof o === 'function';
    }
    function isNull(o) {
        return o === null;
    }
    function isTrue(o) {
        return o === true;
    }
    function isUndefined(o) {
        return o === void 0;
    }
    function throwError(message) {
        if (!message) {
            message = ERROR_MSG;
        }
        throw new Error(("Inferno Error: " + message));
    }
    function combineFrom(first, second) {
        var out = {};
        if (first) {
            for (var key in first) {
                out[key] = first[key];
            }
        }
        if (second) {
            for (var key$1 in second) {
                out[key$1] = second[key$1];
            }
        }
        return out;
    }

    /**
     * @module Inferno-Component
     */ /** TypeDoc Comment */
    // Make sure u use EMPTY_OBJ from 'inferno', otherwise it'll be a different reference
    var C = inferno.options.component;
    /* Add ES6 component implementations for Inferno-core to use */
    C.create = createInstance;
    C.patch = patchComponent;
    C.flush = flushQueue;
    var G = (window || global);
    var handleInput = C.handleInput;
    var noOp = ERROR_MSG;
    {
        noOp =
            "Inferno Error: Can only update a mounted or mounting component. This usually means you called setState() or forceUpdate() on an unmounted component. This is a no-op.";
    }
    function queueStateChanges(component, newState, callback) {
        if (isFunction(newState)) {
            newState = newState(component.state, component.props, component.context);
        }
        var pending = component._pendingState;
        if (isNullOrUndef(pending)) {
            component._pendingState = pending = newState;
        }
        else {
            for (var stateKey in newState) {
                pending[stateKey] = newState[stateKey];
            }
        }
        if (isBrowser && !component._pendingSetState && !component._blockRender) {
            queueStateChange(component, false, callback);
        }
        else {
            var state = component.state;
            if (state === null) {
                component.state = pending;
            }
            else {
                for (var key in pending) {
                    state[key] = pending[key];
                }
            }
            component._pendingState = null;
            if (component._blockRender && isFunction(callback)) {
                component._lifecycle.addListener(callback.bind(component));
            }
        }
    }
    function createInstance(parentFiber, vNode, Component, props, context, isSVG, lifecycle) {
        var instance = new Component(props, context);
        // vNode.children = instance as any;
        parentFiber.c = instance;
        instance._blockSetState = false;
        instance.context = context;
        if (instance.props === inferno.EMPTY_OBJ) {
            instance.props = props;
        }
        // setState callbacks must fire after render is done when called from componentWillReceiveProps or componentWillMount
        instance._lifecycle = lifecycle;
        instance._pendingSetState = true;
        instance._isSVG = isSVG;
        if (isFunction(instance.componentWillMount)) {
            instance._blockRender = true;
            instance.componentWillMount();
            instance._blockRender = false;
        }
        var childContext;
        if (isFunction(instance.getChildContext)) {
            childContext = instance.getChildContext();
        }
        if (isNullOrUndef(childContext)) {
            instance._childContext = context;
        }
        else {
            instance._childContext = combineFrom(context, childContext);
        }
        if (isFunction(inferno.options.beforeRender)) {
            inferno.options.beforeRender(instance);
        }
        var renderOutput = instance.render(props, instance.state, context);
        if (isFunction(inferno.options.afterRender)) {
            inferno.options.afterRender(instance);
        }
        instance._pendingSetState = false;
        instance._fiber = parentFiber;
        parentFiber.children = new inferno.Fiber(handleInput(renderOutput), "0");
        return instance;
    }
    function updateComponent(component, prevState, nextState, prevProps, nextProps, context, force, fromSetState) {
        if (component._unmounted === true) {
            {
                throwError(noOp);
            }
            throwError();
        }
        if (prevProps !== nextProps ||
            nextProps === inferno.EMPTY_OBJ ||
            prevState !== nextState ||
            force) {
            if (prevProps !== nextProps || nextProps === inferno.EMPTY_OBJ) {
                if (!fromSetState && isFunction(component.componentWillReceiveProps)) {
                    // keep a copy of state before componentWillReceiveProps
                    var beforeState = combineFrom(component.state);
                    component._blockRender = true;
                    component.componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps, context);
                    component._blockRender = false;
                    var afterState = component.state;
                    if (beforeState !== afterState) {
                        // if state changed in componentWillReceiveProps, reassign the beforeState
                        component.state = beforeState;
                        // set the afterState as pending state so the change gets picked up below
                        component._pendingSetState = true;
                        component._pendingState = afterState;
                    }
                }
                if (component._pendingSetState) {
                    nextState = combineFrom(nextState, component._pendingState);
                    component._pendingSetState = false;
                    component._pendingState = null;
                }
            }
            /* Update if scu is not defined, or it returns truthy value or force */
            // When force is true we should not call scu
            var hasSCU = isFunction(component.shouldComponentUpdate);
            if (force ||
                !hasSCU ||
                (hasSCU &&
                    component.shouldComponentUpdate(nextProps, nextState, context) !== false)) {
                if (isFunction(component.componentWillUpdate)) {
                    component._blockSetState = true;
                    component.componentWillUpdate(nextProps, nextState, context);
                    component._blockSetState = false;
                }
                component.props = nextProps;
                component.state = nextState;
                component.context = context;
                if (isFunction(inferno.options.beforeRender)) {
                    inferno.options.beforeRender(component);
                }
                var render = component.render(nextProps, nextState, context);
                if (isFunction(inferno.options.afterRender)) {
                    inferno.options.afterRender(component);
                }
                return render;
            }
            else {
                component.props = nextProps;
                component.state = nextState;
                component.context = context;
            }
        }
        return NO_OP;
    }
    function patchComponent(fiber, nextVNode, parentDom, lifecycle, context, isSVG, isRecycling) {
        var instance = fiber.c;
        instance._fiber = fiber;
        instance._updating = true;
        if (instance._unmounted) {
            return true;
        }
        else {
            fiber.dom = handleUpdate(instance, instance.state, nextVNode.props || inferno.EMPTY_OBJ, context, false, false, isRecycling, isSVG, lifecycle, parentDom);
            // nextVNode.children = instance;
        }
        instance._updating = false;
        return false;
    }
    // const resolvedPromise = Promise.resolve();
    var componentFlushQueue = [];
    // // when a components root IVNode is also a component, we can run into issues
    // // this will recursively look for input.parentNode if the IVNode is a component
    // function updateParentComponentVNodes(vNode: IVNode, dom: Element) {
    // 	if (vNode.flags & VNodeFlags.Component) {
    // 		const parentVNode = vNode.parentVNode;
    //
    // 		if (parentVNode) {
    // 			parentVNode.dom = dom;
    // 			updateParentComponentVNodes(parentVNode, dom);
    // 		}
    // 	}
    // }
    function handleUpdate(component, nextState, nextProps, context, force, fromSetState, isRecycling, isSVG, lifeCycle, parentDom) {
        // let nextInput;
        var hasComponentDidUpdateIsFunction = isFunction(component.componentDidUpdate);
        // When component has componentDidUpdate hook, we need to clone lastState or will be modified by reference during update
        var prevState = hasComponentDidUpdateIsFunction
            ? combineFrom(nextState, null)
            : component.state;
        // const lastInput = component._lastInput as IVNode;
        var prevProps = component.props;
        var renderOutput = updateComponent(component, prevState, nextState, prevProps, nextProps, context, force, fromSetState);
        // const vNode = component._vNode;
        var componentRootFiber = component._fiber.children;
        if (renderOutput !== NO_OP) {
            var nextInput = handleInput(renderOutput);
            var childContext;
            if (isFunction(component.getChildContext)) {
                childContext = component.getChildContext();
            }
            if (isNullOrUndef(childContext)) {
                childContext = component._childContext;
            }
            else {
                childContext = combineFrom(context, childContext);
            }
            // if (nextInput.flags & VNodeFlags.Component) {
            // 	nextInput.parentVNode = vNode;
            // } else if (lastInput.flags & VNodeFlags.Component) {
            // 	lastInput.parentVNode = vNode;
            // }
            // lastVNode: nextVNode: parentDom, lifecycle, context, isSVG, isRecycling
            if (!isInvalid(nextInput)) {
                if (isInvalid(componentRootFiber.input)) {
                    // fiber, input, parentDom, lifecycle, context, isSVG
                    inferno.mount(componentRootFiber, nextInput, parentDom, lifeCycle, childContext, isSVG);
                }
                else {
                    inferno.internal_patch(componentRootFiber, nextInput, parentDom, lifeCycle, childContext, isSVG, isRecycling);
                }
            }
            componentRootFiber.input = nextInput;
            if (fromSetState) {
                lifeCycle.trigger();
            }
            if (hasComponentDidUpdateIsFunction) {
                component.componentDidUpdate(prevProps, prevState, context);
            }
            if (isFunction(inferno.options.afterUpdate)) {
                // options.afterUpdate(vNode);
            }
            if (inferno.options.findDOMNodeEnabled) {
                // internal_DOMNodeMap.set(component, nextInput.dom);
            }
        }
        else {
            // nextInput = lastInput;
        }
        // componentRootFiber.input = nextInput;
        // if (nextInput.flags & VNodeFlags.Component) {
        // 	nextInput.parentVNode = vNode;
        // } else if (lastInput.flags & VNodeFlags.Component) {
        // 	lastInput.parentVNode = vNode;
        // }
        // component._lastInput = nextInput as IVNode;
        // const dom = vNode.dom = (nextInput as IVNode).dom as Element;
        var dom = component._fiber.dom;
        if (inferno.options.findDOMNodeEnabled) {
            inferno.internal_DOMNodeMap.set(component, dom);
        }
        return dom;
    }
    function applyState(component, force) {
        if (component._unmounted) {
            return;
        }
        if (force || !component._blockRender) {
            var pendingState = component._pendingState;
            component._pendingSetState = false;
            component._pendingState = null;
            var fiber = component._fiber;
            handleUpdate(component, combineFrom(component.state, pendingState), component.props, component.context, force, true, false, component._isSVG, component._lifecycle, fiber.dom);
        }
        else {
            component.state = component._pendingState;
            component._pendingState = null;
        }
    }
    // let globalFlushPending = false;
    function flushQueue() {
        var length = componentFlushQueue.length;
        if (length > 0) {
            for (var i = 0; i < length; i++) {
                var component = componentFlushQueue[i];
                applyState(component, false);
                var callbacks = component.__FCB;
                if (callbacks !== null) {
                    for (var j = 0, len = callbacks.length; j < len; j++) {
                        callbacks[i].call(component);
                    }
                    component.__FCB = null;
                }
                component.__FP = false; // Flush no longer pending for this component
            }
            componentFlushQueue = [];
        }
    }
    function queueStateChange(component, force, callback) {
        if (G.INFRender) {
            // When more setStates stack up, we queue them
            if (!component.__FP) {
                component.__FP = true;
                componentFlushQueue.push(component);
            }
            if (isFunction(callback)) {
                var callbacks = component.__FCB;
                if (callbacks === null) {
                    component.__FCB = [callback];
                }
                else {
                    callbacks.push(callback);
                }
            }
        }
        else {
            // Main setState loop
            G.INFRender = true;
            applyState(component, force);
            flushQueue();
            G.INFRender = false;
            if (isFunction(callback)) {
                callback.call(component);
            }
        }
    }
    var Component = function Component(props, context) {
        this.state = null;
        this._blockRender = false;
        this._blockSetState = true;
        this._pendingSetState = false;
        this._pendingState = null;
        this._unmounted = false;
        this._childContext = null;
        this._isSVG = false;
        this._updating = true;
        this.__FP = false; // Flush Pending
        this.__FCB = null; // Flush callbacks for this component
        /** @type {object} */
        this.props = props || inferno.EMPTY_OBJ;
        /** @type {object} */
        this.context = context || inferno.EMPTY_OBJ; // context should not be mutable
    };
    Component.prototype.forceUpdate = function forceUpdate (callback) {
        if (this._unmounted || this._updating || !isBrowser) {
            return;
        }
        queueStateChange(this, true, callback);
    };
    Component.prototype.setState = function setState (newState, callback) {
        if (this._unmounted) {
            return;
        }
        if (!this._blockSetState) {
            queueStateChanges(this, newState, callback);
        }
        else {
            {
                throwError("cannot update state via setState() in componentWillUpdate() or constructor.");
            }
            throwError();
        }
    };
    // tslint:disable-next-line:no-empty
    Component.prototype.render = function render (nextProps, nextState, nextContext) { };

    return Component;

})));


IWANNATICKET | What are Account and User Roles?
What are Account and User Roles?
As an account holder, you can add team members to your account. Each of these users can be assigned varying levels of access to the rest of your account. We call these 'roles' and it allows you to sign up members of staff who will only use the scanners, or your accountant who only needs the financial records.
When you add each user, a few tick box options appear- these are the roles that you can assign.
Enabled: means that the user can access your account.
Remittance Emails Recipient: When events funds have been transferred, this person will be notified.
Front of House Only: The user will have access to the 'box office' and has the ability to use the ticket scanning options. This is great for on-the-day staff, who need to login to your event, but not have access to your event set up.
We also have two other roles that only a member of IWannaTicket staff can apply.
We have a refunds and returns option that is for - whole event refunds.
Reporting only- allows users to access reports but event set up.


Many people are buying used copiers/MFPs because of the economy. Often these are ¼ the original MSRP and if put under a maintenance agreement it's hard to tell the difference between it and a new one. The customer simply calls when something isn't right and it gets fixed.
However, there are two important considerations before you buy or lease. First, make sure it's new enough that scan drivers are available from the manufacturers. For example, when Microsoft came out with System 7 it obsoleted a lot of the older used color copiers because scan drivers weren't going to be available from the copier manufacturers. Even if you're using XP today it's just a matter of time before you upgrade to System 7. At that point the new PC won't be able to Scan; just the older ones.
Another consideration on a used color copier is are you using Macintosh. You can't assume that the color copier you've just been quoted will work with Mac. Make sure you ask the sales person about this. The color copier needs to have Postscript to work with Mac. And again, if it's a newer Mac make sure the Scan Driver is available from the copier manufacturer.
A final consideration is the copy/print quality of the color. Each successive generation of color copier gets a little better. Some people don't care. They just print pie charts and graphs and want a low price. If that's the case refer to the beginning of this blog about scan drivers being available.
If you also want copy/print quality equal to what's available on the new color copiers get a model that's just now coming off of lease and is only 3 or 4 years old. It costs a little more than the older color copiers but you will notice the difference in quality. You'll also have all the software enhancements in the areas such as Security and Scan to Email.
An often overlooked area is the cost of the maintenance agreement which includes supplies. This should be in the neighborhood of $.08 per page for color and $.015 per page for black. If it's much higher I would be suspicious. That would tell me the dealer anticipates a lot of service and doesn't want to loose money on the maintenance/supply agreement. By the same token, if you're a low volume user make sure you ask about the monthly minimum. If you don't ask you may be in for a surprise later.
For those of you passing on a maintenance/supply agreement ask for a list of supplies you will need to buy; the expected yield; and your cost. Color copiers use a lot of different supplies. For example, there are 4 different toners; 4 drums; and 4 developers. In addition to that things such as fusers are considered consumables and the cost will be passed onto the end user. Once the cost per print is calculated make sure it is less than what you're currently paying for color prints and copies. It usually is.


Great for pets who don't like to get wet.
Great for pet parents who want a simple solution.
Great for winter when washes aren't needed as often.
A great way to freshen up between washes or trips to the groomer.
All products in this bundle are waterless and are easily applied with just one step. Simply apply the product to your pet's coat for a fresh scented, softer, shinier coat. Best of all, these products are designed to do things like replenish moisture, brighten coat, decrease shedding/bald spots, moisturize skin, balance pH levels, repel dirt and much more.
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London Heathrow Airport has doubled the number of airport users in its loyalty programme and increased the average amount of money each one spends by 14% after putting the scheme on a cloud-based management system supported by the supplier.
Automation and access to more detailed information about customer behaviour have helped to transform the Heathrow Rewards loyalty programme, which previously was often seen as a "pain" to manage.
The programme, which rewards airport users for using retail facilities at Heathrow, was originally launched in 1999 under the name BAA WorldPoint. The aim is to generate revenue for retailers in the airport as well as the airlines that serve it through offers that attract repeat customers. The airport itself benefits from increased users, which means more revenue from the passenger processing charge paid by airlines.
All money spent at the airport, including at retailers, restaurants, bars, Heathrow Express and parking, are included in the loyalty programme and reward scheme members with points, which can be used to obtain discounts and other rewards. It is also linked to six airlines' frequent flyer programmes and spending can be converted to air miles. More than 400 businesses take part in the loyalty programme.
But the programme was proving difficult to manage and was nowhere near its potential. Between 1999 and 2013, the company was using swipe machine technology to manage the scheme. All retailers were given the machines, which were owned by the airport, and trained how to use them. Retailers would swipe customers' loyalty cards and the card number and total spend data would be captured. This would then be transferred via a telephone line to a third-party data processor.
UK brewery chooses Droplet to supply mobile payments and a reward scheme across its customer-facing operations.
Wholesale retailers are using online loyalty programmes to gain insight into customers who purchase in-store.
The data collected was very limited, with the only usable information concerning how much was spent at a particular retailer. This meant there were no details about customer habits and preferences, which limited the airport's ability to make appropriate offers.
Bradley said there were also regular delays caused by problems with telephone lines. This was exacerbated by the fact that retailers in the airport change frequently, leading to regular installation of new and replacement telephone lines.
Bradley said the airport wanted to remove the "clunkiness" of the system and the need to load up retail partners with more equipment. "We want to make sure that any business that joins the programme can be set up very quickly and start rewarding points straight away," he said.
The airport also wanted to use the latest technologies, such as automation, to speed up the system and mobile apps to improve customer engagement.
In 2013, Heathrow chose cloud-based customer loyalty management software from Poland-based Comarch as a managed service. Its entire loyalty scheme sits on the platform and all customer interactions are managed throughout the life of their memberships.
Bradley said the Comarch technology did not really replace anything because the scheme had very limited capabilities before the software and service were implemented.
He said that in the four years it has been in use, there have been no performance issues, the number of customers in the programme has doubled, and the average amount spent per member, per airport visit has increased by 14% to £49. Automation has enabled it to run many more offers, he added.
Another key benefit is the real-time nature of the service. As a customer is flying, the air miles they are gaining can be transferred to the Heathrow rewards programme and then be used when they arrive at the airport.
I'm a member of Heathrow Rewards - has it made me spend more overall; I'm not sure, but it definitely has seen more spending more at Heathrow - I've now switched my spending from other locations to the airport. I really like their Virgin miles promotions too.


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package com.googlecode.totallylazy.transducers;

import java.util.Iterator;

import static com.googlecode.totallylazy.transducers.State.Stop;

public class IteratorSender<A> implements Sender<A> {
    private final Iterator<? extends A> iterator;

    public IteratorSender(Iterator<? extends A> iterator) {this.iterator = iterator;}

    @Override
    public AutoCloseable send(Receiver<A> receiver) {
        if (receiver.start().equals(Stop)) return EMPTY_CLOSEABLE;
        while (iterator.hasNext()) {
            A value = iterator.next();
            if (receiver.next(value).equals(Stop)) break;
        }
        receiver.finish();
        return EMPTY_CLOSEABLE;
    }
}

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Q: WooCommerce rearrange checkout layout I have some troubles with the WooCommerce checkout page.
How can I rearrange the checkout page review order section (
) before inputting billing info while leaving the checkout payment session (

) after the billing info section?

A: To reorder the sequence of the templates you have to remove the hooks and then add them at desired priority.
In your case you want to show the payment template before the order review template so the code to do so would be:
// Remove the hooks
remove_action( 'woocommerce_checkout_order_review', 'woocommerce_order_review', 10 );
remove_action( 'woocommerce_checkout_order_review', 'woocommerce_checkout_payment', 20 );

// Adding them again with different priority
add_action( 'woocommerce_checkout_order_review', 'woocommerce_order_review', 20 );
add_action( 'woocommerce_checkout_order_review', 'woocommerce_checkout_payment', 10 );

You can add this snippet to your function.php

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Months of speculation over David Beckham's future have finally been resolved after he confirmed that he will join the LA Galaxy on a five-year deal worth £128m (£25.6m per year) at the end of his Real Madrid contract this summer.
Beckham has fallen out of favour at Real this season under new coach Fabio Capello, and had previously been linked with a number of major English and European sides, including Bolton, Newcastle, Internazionale and AC Milan, as well as various Major League Soccer sides. As recently as yesterday Beckham's spokesman insisted he was still in talks over a new contract at Real, but today the player himself revealed he had agreed terms on a contract that will keep him with the Galaxy until he is 37.
"This week Real Madrid asked me to make a decision regarding my future and the offer to extend my contract for a further two seasons," said Beckham. "After discussing several options with my family and advisers to either stay here at Madrid or join other major British and European clubs, I have decided to join the Los Angeles Galaxy and play in the MLS from August this year.
"I would like to thank the supporters and people of Madrid who have made my family and I feel so welcome in my time here, making this an extremely difficult decision to make. I have enjoyed my time in Spain enormously and I am extremely grateful to the club for giving me the opportunity to play for such a great team and their amazing fans.
"I am proud to have played for two of the biggest clubs in football and I look forward to the new challenge of growing the world's most popular game in a country that is as passionate about its sport as my own. For the rest of this season I will continue to give 100% to my coach, team mates and fans as I believe Fabio Capello will bring this club and its supporters the success they truly deserve."
MLS commissioner Don Garber was delighted that Beckham had chosen to join the Galaxy, saying the presence of such an iconic footballer would inspire more Americans to get involved in the game.
"David Beckham is a global sports icon who will transcend the sport of soccer in America," said Garber. "His decision to continue his storied career in Major League Soccer is testament to the fact that America is rapidly becoming a true 'Soccer Nation' with MLS at the core.
"In the last few years, MLS has added three new teams, six new owners, four new soccer-specific stadiums and signed four long-term television agreements. The addition of David Beckham represents another significant step forward for the MLS and the sport."
A move to America would not have been possible under previous MLS salary cap rules, which limited teams to an overall salary of about £1m per year, but a new designated player rule, already commonly known in America as "the Beckham rule", now allows each team to sign one player whose salary does not count towards that cap.
Even with the salary cap constraints removed, Beckham's pay packet far outstrips what could normally be afforded by a team whose stadium holds just 27,000 spectators, and it has taken some creative thinking from American Idol creator Simon Fuller, who represents Beckham, to achieve such a huge sum. It is understood that less than a fifth of the overall figure will come from Beckham's basic wage, with the greater part made up of a combination of sponsorship deals, merchandising sales and a participation in club profits.


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Kelly Fitzpatrick-Gonez (born 1988) is a former science teacher and current member and former president of the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education. She was elected as a board member in 2017 and as president in 2020. Prior to her election, she had previously served as an education policy advisor for the Obama administration.

Early life and education
Gonez was born in 1988 to an immigrant family in Mission Hills. She attended St. Euphrasia Catholic School in Granada Hills for elementary and middle school and graduated from Bishop Alemany High School in 2006. She was the first in her family to attend college, graduating from University of California, Berkeley with an undergraduate degree in political science and history and later Loyola Marymount University with a master's degree in urban education.

Career

Early career
Gonez first taught geometry at an LAUSD high school, later becoming a 6th-grade science teacher from Lake View Terrace. In 2014, Gonez was appointed by then-President Barack Obama to serve as an education policy advisor. As an advisor, she secured over $50 million in additional education funding and led the administration to increase education funding and support for special populations. The Obama administration later endorsed Gonez for the board.

LAUSD Board of Education
On October 18, 2016, Gonez announced that she would be running for the District 6 seat in the Board of Education. She won against Imelda Padilla on May 17, 2017.

In 2020, she was elected by her colleagues to become the president of the Board of Education, becoming the youngest woman president in the history of the board to become one at 32. Her election, along with Nick Melvoin as vice president, signified a shift toward more influence for backers of charter schools, as both members were supported by pro-charter donors. In 2023, the Board voted to make Jackie Goldberg the president, replacing Gonez.

Electoral history

References

1988 births
21st-century American politicians
California Democrats
School board members in California
Living people
Loyola Marymount University alumni
University of California, Berkeley alumni
Obama administration personnel

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Functional javascript library [Fork on Github](https://github.com/astuanax/fun)

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/astuanax/fun.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/astuanax/fun) [![Test Coverage](https://api.codeclimate.com/v1/badges/40e2d49f1fb622319b08/test_coverage)](https://codeclimate.com/github/astuanax/fun/test_coverage) [![Code Climate](https://codeclimate.com/github/astuanax/fun/badges/gpa.svg)](https://codeclimate.com/github/astuanax/fun) ![GitHub file size in bytes](https://img.badgesize.io/astuanax/fun/master/lib/fun.min.js.svg?compression=gzip)

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## Install fun.js

```$ npm install fun.js --save```

## Docs

The documentation is done using jsdocs and can be found in the /docs folder or at the url [https://astuanax.github.io/fun/](https://astuanax.github.io/fun/)

## Functional library?

The fun.js is a functional library which supports monads and follows mostly he ramda specifications but tries to keep the bite size down.
The focus is to provide helpful functions for react development with a small footprint.

## Autocurried ?

Most if not all functions are autocurried, which means they can have any arity and you can still use default parameters in your function parameters.

Neat.

`````
const abc = curry((a, b, c = [1, 2, 3]) => concat(a, b, c))

const add1 = abc(['tss tss'])
add1(['check']) // ['tss tss', 'check', 1, 2, 3]

`````

## Examples

#### Returning the sum of the length of all the arrays in an array

````
const lengthDeep = compose(sum, map(x => x.length))
const lengthDeep2 = fold((total, xs) => total + xs.length, 0)

const mapReduce = curry((m, r) => (x, y) => r(x, m(y)))

const deepLength = xs => fold(mapReduce(x => x.length, add), 0, xs)

lengthDeep([[1], [2, 3], [4, 5, 6]]) === 6

````

#### Adds a number to al values of an object

```
  const mapReduce = curry((m, r) => (x, y) => r(x, m(y)))

  const omap = curry((f, o) => fold(mapReduce(k => ({ [k]: f(o[k]) }), Object.assign), {}, keys(o)))
  const omapAdd10 = omap(add(10))
  omapAdd10({ a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 })) == { 'a': 11, 'b': 12, 'c': 13 }

```

### Get the difference between 2 dates in seconds

```
const diffInSeconds = compose(toSeconds, diffDate)
const date1 = new Date('1999-12-31')
const date2 = new Date('2000-01-01')

diffInSeconds(date1, date2)) === -86400
```

## Other libraries

The fun.js library is used together with some other libraries:

### [funmatrix](https://github.com/astuanax/funmatrix)

Matrix applicative providing standard matrix operations

### [funml](https://github.com/astuanax/funml)

Machine learning with functional undertones: perceptron, neural network and decision trees.

### [WIP funreact](https://github.com/astuanax/funreact)

WIP React library with helper function


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Othello is a 1995 drama film based on William Shakespeare's tragedy of the same name. It was directed by Oliver Parker and stars Laurence Fishburne as Othello, Irène Jacob as Desdemona, and Kenneth Branagh as Iago. This is the first cinematic reproduction of the play released by a major studio that casts an African American actor to play the role of Othello, although low-budget independent films of the play starring Ted Lange and Yaphet Kotto predated it.

Plot
Othello, a Moor who has secretly married his native Venetian lover Desdemona, is assigned to fight against a Turkish invasion attempt on the island of Cyprus. During the battle, he was accompanied by his faithful lieutenant, Cassio. When Othello finally arrives at Cyprus, however, the Turkish invasion fleet has been wrecked by a storm, and, reunited with Desdemona, who had volunteered herself to go with him, leads his men and the people of Cyprus in a celebration.

Iago, Othello's trusted companion and ensign, envies Othello's prosperous life and Cassio's lieutenancy and, convinced that both of them had slept with his own wife, Emilia, plans to ruin both by manipulating Othello into believing that Desdemona is having an affair with Cassio and is pregnant with Cassio's child. He arouses Othello's suspicion and jealousy gradually and then plants Desdemona's handkerchief in Cassio's clothing for Othello to find. When he does, he is convinced of Desdemona's infidelity and, in a rage, decides to kill both her and Cassio.

Othello smothers Desdemona, who dies just as Emilia enters the bedroom. Emilia then tells Othello the truth behind Iago's lies and he realizes what he has done. The authorities and Othello turn on Iago, and, after a running fight, capture and beat him. In despair, Othello stabs and wounds Iago. Othello then kills himself, and Iago is taken away to be tortured and executed.

Cast
Laurence Fishburne as Othello
Irène Jacob as Desdemona
Kenneth Branagh as  Iago
Nathaniel Parker as Cassio
Michael Maloney as Roderigo
 Anna Patrick as Emilia
Nicholas Farrell as Montano
Indra Ové as Bianca
Michael Sheen as Lodovico

Reception
The film received largely positive reviews, especially for Branagh's Iago. Branagh was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award for his performance. Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote: "Mr. Branagh's superb performance, as the man whose Machiavellian scheming guides the story of Othello's downfall, guarantees this film an immediacy that any audience will understand. ... Mr. Fishburne's performance has a dangerous edge that ultimately works to its advantage, and he smolders movingly through the most anguished parts of the role. ... Anna Patrick is particularly transfixing in the role of Emilia, Iago's wife and Desdemona's servant, who scathingly articulates some of the play's feminist undercurrents."

As of May 2022, the film holds a rating of 68% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 40 reviews with the consensus: "Perhaps less than the sum of its parts, Othello is still highly entertaining and features excellent performances from Laurence Fishburne and Kenneth Branagh."

References

External links

1995 films
Films based on Othello
1995 drama films
American drama films
1990s English-language films
Films about interracial romance
Films set in the 16th century
Films set in Venice
Films set in Cyprus
Castle Rock Entertainment films
Columbia Pictures films
Films directed by Oliver Parker
Films shot in Italy
British drama films
Films produced by David Barron
1995 directorial debut films
1990s American films
1990s British films


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In the first week of exploration during a new volunteer program in the area of Ajo, Arizona, humanitarian-aid workers discovered four sets of skeletal human remains in five days. One set of remains was recovered in the area of Hat Mountain on December 18, 2016. The other three were subsequently recovered in the Growler Valley. Volunteers were from No More Deaths Tucson, No More Deaths Phoenix, and the Ajo Samaritans. These three groups are engaged in a collaborative effort to increase humanitarian-aid efforts in a remote and deadly migration corridor.
Boundary of the Barry M. Goldwater Bombing Range, in the Ajo corredor. Photo: No More Deaths.
The Ajo corridor is characterized by extreme heat, infrequent water sources, sparse shade, abrupt chasms and cliffs, and vast expanses of wilderness. It holds the longest south-to-north path in all of the borderlands that does not intersect a paved road—about 70 air miles. This path crosses Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge, and the Barry M. Goldwater Bombing Range. In all of these areas, road access for humanitarian-aid groups is partially or completely restricted. In the last 20 years, many human remains have been recovered in this corridor, but mostly in areas close to public-access roads.
From our knowledge of the Ajo corridor's deadliness and remoteness, we understood that focusing our attention on the remote parts of it would likely lead us to encounter human remains. But this does not make the discoveries any less tragic. Our most recent abuse-documentation report focuses on the crisis of disappearance in the borderlands and seeks to increase awareness of the numerous families searching for missing loved ones. Our efforts in the Ajo area will continue to call attention to this reality.
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Q: JFreeChart: Background of chart is overlayed with black I created the following Pie Chart:
public class MyPieChart extends ChartComposite {

public MyPieChart(Composite parent, int style, CategoryToPieDataset dataset, ProductivityViewCtrl control) {
    super(/* Composite comp */parent,
    /* int style */style,
    /* JFreeChart jfreechart */null,
    /* int width */10,
    /* int height */10,
    /* int minimumDrawW */1,
    /* int minimumDrawH */1,
    /* int maximumDrawW */Integer.MAX_VALUE,
    /* int maximumDrawH */Integer.MAX_VALUE,
    /* boolean usingBuffer */false,
    /* boolean properties */false,
    /* boolean save */false,
    /* boolean print */false,
    /* boolean zoom */false,
    /* boolean tooltips */true);

    ChartFactory.setChartTheme(new StandardChartTheme("JFree/Shadow"));

    String machineName = "Dummy";
    JFreeChart chart = ChartFactory.createPieChart(machineName, // chart title
            createDataset(), // data
            true, // include legend
            true, false);

    this.setChart(chart);
    chart.setBackgroundPaint(Color.LIGHT_GRAY.brighter());
    chart.setAntiAlias(true);

    PiePlot plot = (PiePlot) chart.getPlot();
    plot.setBackgroundPaint(Color.GREEN);

    plot.setInteriorGap(0.04);
    plot.setOutlineVisible(false);

    // Color between the segments
    plot.setBaseSectionOutlinePaint(Color.BLACK);
    plot.setSectionOutlinesVisible(true);
    plot.setBaseSectionOutlineStroke(new BasicStroke(2.0f));

    plot.setLabelFont(new Font("Tahoma", Font.BOLD, 20));
    plot.setLabelLinkPaint(Color.WHITE);
    plot.setLabelLinkStroke(new BasicStroke(2.0f));
    plot.setLabelOutlineStroke(null);
    plot.setLabelPaint(Color.WHITE);
    plot.setLabelBackgroundPaint(null);

    plot.setLabelGenerator(new StandardPieSectionLabelGenerator("({0}) {2}"));
    plot.setToolTipGenerator(new StandardPieToolTipGenerator("{0}: {2}"));

    plot.setNoDataMessage("No data available");
    plot.setIgnoreZeroValues(true);

}

private static PieDataset createDataset() {
    DefaultPieDataset dataset = new DefaultPieDataset();
    dataset.setValue("One", new Double(43.2));
    dataset.setValue("Two", new Double(10.0));
    dataset.setValue("Three", new Double(27.5));
    dataset.setValue("Four", new Double(17.5));
    dataset.setValue("Five", new Double(11.0));
    dataset.setValue("Six", new Double(19.4));
    return dataset;
}

When showing this chart I get the following result:

As you can see the background is not green but black. If you look very closely to the bottom of the chart you can see a 1 pixel green line, so technically the background is drawn but overriten at some point later.
Now let's set the dataset to null, this gives the expected result, the background is green:

What am I doing wrong, why is the background overwriteen with black if I have a valid dataset?
I've been trying for about two hours now and can't resolve it :/
SSCCEE:
The chart is part of a view inside an eclispe RCP where MyView is registered under the ID, which is also stored in the class MyView in the global final variable ID.
I create the view witht he following command:
PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getActivePage().showView(MyView.ID);

MyView:
package at.mypackage.views;

import org.eclipse.swt.SWT;
import org.eclipse.swt.layout.FillLayout;
import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite;

    import at.mypackage.charts.MyPieChart;

    public class MyView extends ViewPart {

        public static final String ID = "at.mypackage.views.MyView";

        @Override
        public void createPartControl(Composite parent) {
            parent.setLayoutData(new FillLayout(SWT.BORDER));
            MyPieChart chart = new MyPieChart(parent, SWT.BORDER);
        }

        @Override
        public void setFocus() {
            // TODO Auto-generated method stub

        }

}

MyPieChart:
package at.mypackage.charts;

import java.awt.Color;

import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite;
import org.jfree.chart.ChartFactory;
import org.jfree.chart.JFreeChart;
import org.jfree.chart.plot.PiePlot;
import org.jfree.data.general.DefaultPieDataset;
import org.jfree.data.general.PieDataset;
import org.jfree.experimental.chart.swt.ChartComposite;

public class MyPieChart extends ChartComposite {

    public MyPieChart(Composite parent, int style) {
        super(/* Composite comp */parent,
        /* int style */style,
        /* JFreeChart jfreechart */null,
        /* int width */10,
        /* int height */10,
        /* int minimumDrawW */1,
        /* int minimumDrawH */1,
        /* int maximumDrawW */Integer.MAX_VALUE,
        /* int maximumDrawH */Integer.MAX_VALUE,
        /* boolean usingBuffer */false,
        /* boolean properties */false,
        /* boolean save */false,
        /* boolean print */false,
        /* boolean zoom */false,
        /* boolean tooltips */true);

        JFreeChart chart = ChartFactory.createPieChart("Dummy", // chart title
                createDataset(), // data
                true, // include legend
                true, false);

        this.setChart(chart);
        chart.setBackgroundPaint(Color.LIGHT_GRAY.brighter());

        PiePlot plot = (PiePlot) chart.getPlot();
        plot.setBackgroundPaint(Color.GREEN);

    }

    private static PieDataset createDataset() {
        DefaultPieDataset dataset = new DefaultPieDataset();
        dataset.setValue("One", new Double(43.2));
        dataset.setValue("Two", new Double(10.0));
        dataset.setValue("Three", new Double(27.5));
        dataset.setValue("Four", new Double(17.5));
        dataset.setValue("Five", new Double(11.0));
        dataset.setValue("Six", new Double(19.4));
        return dataset;
    }

}

A: Disabling the shadow generator fixed the problem :)
plot.setShadowGenerator(null);


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Relationer mellan Danmark och Island, Island ingick i Kungariket Danmark åren 1814-1918 och var sedan separat kungarike i personalunion med Danmark fram till 1944, då Island utropades till republik. Danmark har en ambassad i Reykjavik. Island har en ambassad i Köpenhamn. I Danmark bor 967 islänningar.

Båda länderna är fullvärdiga medlemmar av Östersjöstaternas råd, Nordiska rådet, NATO och Europarådet.

Banden mellan Danmark och Island förblev starka i många år efter att Island blev republik. Danska lärdes ut som andraspråk i isländska skolor, och många isländska studenter reste till Danmark för forskarutbildning.

Historik

1800-talet
Island erhöll självstyre 1874, och blev 1918 kungarike i union med Danmark.

1814, efter Napoleonkrigen, delades Danmark-Norge upp i två separata kungariken genom freden i Kiel. Island förblev en dansk besittning. Under 1800-talet försämrades Islands klimat, vilket följdes av massutvandring till Nya världen, framför allt Manitoba i Kanada. Cirka 15 000 av en total befolkning på 70 000 personer emigrerade. Samtidigt uppstod ett nationellt medvetande, inspirerat av romantiska och nationella idéer från Kontinentaleuropa, och en isländsk självständighetsrörelse ledd av Jón Sigurðsson skapades. Danmark gav 1874 Island en konstitution och begränsat hemstyrelse, vilket stärktes 1904.

1900-talet

Tysklands ockupation av Danmark den 9 april 1940 skar av kommunikationerna mellan Danmark och Island. Den 10 april samma år beslutade därför Islands allting att ta över utrikespolitiken, samt utsåg en guvernör, Sveinn Björnsson, som senare blev republikens första president. Under andra världskrigets första tid strävade Island efter neutralitet, och agerade då såväl brittiska som tyska enheter kränkte den isländska neutraliteten. Den 10 maj 1940, påbörjade Storbritannien en invasion av Island, Operation Fork, genom att segla in i Reykjaviks hamn. Islands regering utfärdade en protest mot vad man kallade en "uppenbar kränkning" av Islands neutralitet. Dagen därpå höll Islands statsminister Hermann Jónasson ett radiotal där han talade om att vänligt behandla britterna som gäster.

Island stod därefter under allierad kontroll under hela kriget. Efter en folkomröstning den 24 maj 1944 avskaffades monarkin och isländsk självständighet från Danmark utropades. Island blev en självständig republik den 17 juni samma år. Eftersom Danmark då fortfarande var under tysk ockupation kände många danskar sig kränkta av att steget togs vid denna tidpunkt. Trots detta skickade Danmarks kung Kristian X ett grattismeddelande till Islands folk.

Se även
Danmarks utrikespolitik
Islands utrikespolitik
Islands historia

Källor

Fotnoter

Externa länkar
 Danmarks ambassad i Reykjavík (danska och isländska)
 Islands ambassad i Köpenhamn


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Novena, day of prayer counter abortion with culture of life
MLK's dream is now our task to realize, says archbishop
Local Masses, march continue pro-life observance this year
Seniors welcome visitors bearing gifts of fresh produce
Archdiocese gears up for a year of St. Joseph filled with 'real graces'
Indian Catholics celebrate their faith and ethnic heritage
Aksa Joseph receives Communion from Bishop Edward Deliman.
By Lou Baldwin • Posted August 17, 2017
It was Indian Catholic Heritage Day on Aug. 12, sponsored by the Indian American Catholic Association of Greater Philadelphia and celebrated at St. Thomas Syro-Malabar Catholic Church in Northeast Philadelphia.
The congregation was mostly India-born adults and their American-born children, many in the colorful festive garments of their native land.
For the most part they were members of the Syro-Malabar Rite Catholic Church, and the Syro-Malankara Rite Catholic Church, with a smattering of Roman-rite Catholics, all with a common heritage.
While it was billed as Indian Catholic Heritage Day, it was also a celebration of the 70th anniversary of India's independence as a nation.
(See a photo gallery from the celebration.)
Auxiliary Bishop Edward Deliman, who was the principal celebrant of the Mass along with local Indian priests, picked up on this in his homily.
"Seventy years ago you gained your independence from Great Britain," he said. "Two hundred and forty-one years ago the United States gained its independence from Great Britain, so we have something in common."
"Ethnicity gives us identity," he said, relating his own ethnic heritage. "My family brought traditions from Eastern Europe that I hold dear in my heart and that I try to observe even at this point in my life. I will never forget them.
From left, Biji Jose, Elizabeth Jose and her cousin Prijo Kovoor pray during Mass Aug. 12 at St. Thomas Syro-Malabar Church, Philadelphia. (Sarah Webb)
"Celebrations like today keep alive traditions from the past so that we can build a better tomorrow," he said. "Especially the younger people, don't ever forget where you came from."
But Indian Independence Day is really Aug. 15, when the Catholic Church celebrates the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, an important date on the Christian calendar. Bishop Deliman also alluded to this.
"The life of Mary is a lesson on life for us. Her life is worthy to imitate," he said, tying her virtues of humility, purity and hope to the colors of the flag of India.
India, which is mostly Hindu and Muslim, has a Christian minority that by strong tradition traces back to evangelization by St. Thomas the Apostle in the first century A.D.
Those Christians today are centered in Kerala in southwest India. They follow Syrian rituals and are mostly either Orthodox Christian or Catholic.
Most Catholics are either members of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church or the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church, both of which came into full communion with the Holy See at different times.
Because Kerala has the highest degree of education in India, many of the Catholic immigrants to America are professionals.
While St. Thomas is the main worship site for Syro-Malabar Catholics in the Philadelphia area, Syro-Malankara Catholics worship at St. Jude Malankara Catholic Church on Cheltenham Avenue in Philadelphia. The two churches are about six miles apart.
The faithful all came together at St. Thomas for the Indian Catholic Heritage Day festivities that included the liturgy, traditional dancing and Indian foods.
While there is no exact number on how many Indian Catholics are living in the Philadelphia area, Charly Chirayath, the president of the Indian Catholic Association, estimates there are about 500 families with about 2,000 people. About 350 of the families are Syro-Malabar and most of the balance Syro-Malankara. "We are growing," he said.
He himself came to the United States 37 years ago. Already a college graduate, he completed his studies in engineering at the Catholic University of America, and has been working in that field since.
Like many in his community he has kept up his ties to his country of birth by visits to India.
What was striking was the number of young people at the Mass and celebration, including American-born teens Maximus Damian and his sister Genova, attending with their parents.
"This is part of who I am and I am proud of who I am," Maximus said. "India is a country known for many things."
"The culture is so rich," his sister added. "There are so many aspects, the food, the dancing and the music. I've been to Kerala many times. But you don't have to be Indian to enjoy the culture."
"I came with my Indian friends," said Denzel Prior, who is African American. "I like learning about cultural traditions."
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Charly chirayath says:
Thank you for the nice comment
PAUL rUCKER says:
I love to hear of different cultures in our Catholic faith.
Dr. Cajetan Coelho says:
Indian Catholic Heritage Day is a fine initiative.

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Thomas on his Colorado Trail thru-hike. (Trevor Thomas)
Adventure Hiking
Meet the Blind Man Hiking the Country's Toughest Trails
Trevor Thomas lost his sight as a young man, but that hasn't stopped him from turning pro as a long-distance hiker. His insights will give you a whole new perspective on the outdoors.
David Ferry
Last weekend, long-distance hiker Trevor Thomas carefully padded along one of his favorite legs of the Appalachian Trail, a stretch that wends through Virginia's Grayson Highlands State Park pocked with slippery rocks and treacherous tree roots. The park is known for its sweeping views of mini alpine peaks, scrubby hills, rocky outcroppings, and dense spruce fir forests. But unlike the other hikers who descended upon the park last weekend, Thomas had every mile of the trail mapped out in his mind—every fork, creek, and crossroad that could trip him up. He also didn't see any of the beauty the other hikers saw. That's because Thomas is completely blind.
When people on the trail stop to talk with Thomas, a trim 46-year-old who carries a trekking pole, wears wrap-around sunglasses, and is accompanied by his specially trained labrador, Tennille, shock is usually the first reaction. "When people find out I'm blind in the backcountry, they're dumbfounded," Thomas says. "I used to take it personally. But there was a time when I didn't know blind people could do this either." Though his hiking skills have progressed, he still says that "an average day is not knowing where I am probably 80 percent of the time."
Thomas has always been an adrenaline junkie and avid outdoorsman. He started skiing at age three near his childhood home in Michigan at icy spots like Boyne Mountain, and by his late teens he was skiing out of bounds in the Colorado backcountry near Vail and Breckenridge. He also got into downhill mountain biking, jamming down singletrack in the summertime. Then he got into skydiving. "I liked speed and I liked the risk," Thomas says.
At age 35, he started going blind.
"In eight months, I went from thinking I need glasses or contacts—because everyone in my family needed them—to losing my sight," Thomas says. Doctors told him he had a rare eye disorder called atypical central serous chorioretinopathy, which leads to retinal detachment and, in some cases, blindness. The effects were irreversible. It was crushing for Thomas, who had just graduated from law school, and he fell into what he calls "a pit of depression" and anger. But even as his vision faded to black, he didn't think his days of fresh mountain air or thrill seeking were over—until he talked to his newly assigned social workers.
"When I lost my sight, those in charge of helping me make the transition were saying, 'You shouldn't do that any more. You can't. Bind people can't do things like that,'" he says. "People were telling me there was nothing left to do but sit around and go to therapy meetings and hang out with other angry blind people."
Thomas describes the attitude towards blind people as stifling and confining. "I was scared to leave my house because I kept getting hurt because I didn't know how to navigate the world by myself," he says. A friend suggested hiking as an outlet and a way to get back outside. "I was like, 'It's a little tame,'" he says. "But okay, I gotta have some sort of independence." He threw himself into the sport completely, exploring the local trails with friends near his North Carolina home, stumbling, falling, and breaking his walking canes.
There's no guidebook for hiking blind—no mile markers written in brail or gear section in REI for people with 0/0 vision—and Thomas didn't always have Tennille around (he got her in 2011, after a partner bailed on him for a hike in Colorado), so Thomas made it up as went along. For example, when he decided to hike the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail, he spent 18 months preparing, making excruciatingly detailed mile-by-mile instructions and learning how to assemble and dissemble tents and cooking equipment and water filters by feel. Then, on April 6, 2008, he took off from the base of Georgia's Springer Mountain, alone.
When other hikers were on the trail nearby, he'd listen for their footsteps and try to follow; when he was alone, he'd read the writing on trail signs by running his hand across the grooves. When he was lost, he'd wait until a hiker came by and ask them to verify his location and confirm he was walking in the right direction. It wasn't easy: he fell a lot—he stopped counting after 3,000 times—and cracked ribs and stress-fractured his foot. "When I left, I looked at my life and said 'I have absolutely nothing to comeback to if I don't succeed,'" he says. He finished in six months.
"I went out originally to just reclaim my personal life," he says. "I never dreamed that it could turn into something I can make a living doing."
Thomas knocked out the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail shortly after the AT. (He only fell 78 times along the way.) In an interview with Backpacker, he described standing atop Mt. Whitney like this:
The sound was incredible. It was like a vacuum, and I knew there was nothing above or beside me. Sheer openness. People ask me: Why climb if you can't see what's there? I can't see the view, but I can feel it. I use my other senses to take in a mountaintop. I think of the smells, the wind, the sun on my face. That summit is the most beautiful thing I've ever felt."
Today, Thomas is a professional long-distance hiker, who counts Clif Bar, Marmot, Arcteryx, and Ahnu Footwear among his sponsors. He has learned to echolocate by clicking his tongue, which helps him sense his surroundings. He can tell boulders from trees, forests from open trail. His heightened senses affect everything about his expeditions. This summer, he completed his most recent endeavor—the first blind thru-hike of the Colorado Trail, a 500-mile route across the Rockies from Durango to Denver. His Facebook page, which he updates along the trail, is filled with posts about sponsors like Granite Gear backpacks and Ahnu Footwear. (Facebook even made an inspirational video about following his hikes on the social media platform.)
Thomas hikes not just for the sponsorship dollars, but to help other blind people. He's started a couple of programs to help blind kids explore the outdoors: one that pairs Boy Scouts with blind students in Massachusetts, another sends blind kids to adventure camp. "It's basically no holds barred," he says. "They want to raft? We go rafting. They want to rock climb? We'll rock climb."
"Blind people are not blind until society and the system convince us we are," Thomas says.
Next on the bucket list: the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim trail or maybe the 800-mile Oregon Desert Trail. For Thomas, hiking isn't just about bagging peaks or logging mile markers. "It's not just about the views, whether you're sighted or not," he told me. "When you do long hiking, it's about the accomplishment. Can I deal with my problems? Can I deal with my broken gear? Can I endure?"
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Lead Photo: Trevor Thomas
Why Do So Many Thru-Hikers Become Trail Runners?
By: Alex Murphy
A Look Back at Hiking the Appalachian Trail Alone as a Black Woman
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The MRC Human Genetics Unit is at the forefront of research into human genetics. Its role is to advance the understanding of genetic factors implicated in human disease and normal and abnormal development and physiology. It is situated at the Western General Hospital campus in Edinburgh.
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The Voice coach Adam Levine has been under fire after his controversial plea to viewers to vote for a contestant who failed to sing during an elimination round because she is sick. As the result, another contestant got booted out of the competition while the aspiring singer whom Levine favored got saved.
During the Monday's episode of The Voice Season 15, the bottom three Reagan Strange, DeAndre Nico, and Dave Fenley were all given a chance to perform one last time with the hope that fans would save them from being eliminated by tweeting their specific hashtags. Then host Carson Daly announced that Strange wouldn't be able to sing because she is not feeling well. However, fans would still be given a chance to save her with tweets.
Nico made a rendition of John Legend's "All of Me." Levine gave his comments about Nico's stellar performance but the Maroon 5 singer also did not shy away on showing his support to 14-year-old Strange.
Levine praised Nico for being an exquisite singer, saying he is really confused as to why the young singer is at the bottom three. Then he mentioned Strange in his comments for Nico, stressing about a talented girl at the backstage who could not fight her position to stay in the show.
"As much as I urge you all to vote for this man because he should never have been in the bottom ... I don't know if I have the heart to not tell everyone right now. I have a very special relationship with Reagan... The thought of breaking her heart by not urging everyone to give this girl a shot to go and redeem herself next week would be too far beneath me," Levine said.
The Voice coach's plea was slammed by netizens especially after the result of the votes come in. Strange was saved by extremely close votes to Nico- 38 percent to 37 percent, respectively. Strange made it to the semifinals and Nico did not.
Many viewers are furious of what Adam Levine did. Some argued that Levine's action was unfair to Nico who ended up getting eliminated. Other called the Maroon 5 singer to step down as The Voice coach. Levine addressed the issue and assured the viewers of the reality TV show that everything is fine between him and Nico.
"It was a strange week, but it's over now. DeAndre's my boy. I love him. We talked. It's all good," Fox News quoted Levine as saying.
Although Strange was saved on Monday's episode, she got eliminated the following day. The Voice Season 15 now has its Top 4 finalists: Kyla Jade and Spensha Baker of Team Blake, Brynn Cartelli from Team Kelly, and Britton Buchanan. The Voice Season 15 finale will air on December 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. EST on NBC.


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Q: Ionic Execution failed for task ':capacitor-cordova-android-plugins:compileDebugJavaWithJavac' I have build fresh ionic aplication, but after run ionic capacitor run android, the error show
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
[capacitor]
[capacitor]         * What went wrong:
[capacitor]         Execution failed for task ':capacitor-cordova-android-plugins:compileDebugJavaWithJavac'.
[capacitor]         > Compilation failed; see the compiler error output for details.
Any solution for this?


Looking your best and feeling your best often go hand in hand. Soaking up some sun can help your body produce vitamin D, which can stave off the blues. You can also give your skin a naturally golden glow, which can help you feel attractive and confident.
But unfortunately, there's a cost for that golden color. Most people now understand that there is a correlation between unprotected solar exposure and increased risk of developing skin cancer.
Thankfully, there are ways that you can get that perfect tan without endangering your health. Fake tan options are ideal, but not everyone has the money or skin tone that works with these cosmetic tanners.
Safe tanning may be the better option, but you need to take steps to avoid sunburn. If you do end up with sunburn, there are also ways to help treat that safely and naturally.
Skipping the tanning bed is always your best bet. The intense bulbs in these beds are as dangerous, if not more dangerous, than natural light you will get from the sun. Tanning in sunlight is the safer choice, but you need to protect yourself.
You probably already know that sun cream is necessary to protect you from the potentially damaging rays that come from our sun. Using sun cream that has SPF 30 or higher is the best way to protect yourself from potential damage related to solar exposure while tanning.
While it may seem counter-intuitive, if you hope to safely build a healthy tan, the best option is to always wear SPF when going outside and to reapply it regularly as recommended by the manufacturer.
Look for a highly-rated sun cream that offers UVA protection, and don't go out without it. While this may slow down how quickly your skin takes on that tanned glow, it will also decrease the risk of damage and sunburn.
One of the biggest mistakes that people make when it comes to tanning safely is that they stay outside for longer when they apply SPF. That can be dangerous, particularly if you don't reapply your sun cream frequently. Shorter amounts of time in the sun, such as 20 to 30 minutes, can help you get a healthy glow.
A little time each day will be healthier for your skin and can help ensure your tan lasts longer. Unlike sitting by the pool all day, tanning in shorter increments should help to avoid sunburn. After all, the longer you stay out, the higher your risk of turning red as a result.
Sunburn is painful, inconvenient, and unattractive. Nobody likes the look of peeling skin and red, irritated skin. It's important to understand that sunburn is a burn that has damaged your skin. However, there's no point in beating yourself up if you do catch the sun. While preventing it is the best option, you can also treat the sunburn.
Take a cool shower or bath after you get out of the sun. Use a natural aloe vera lotion or an aloe vera gel without alcohol to help soothe your skin and reduce the effects of the burn.
Make sure you stay adequately hydrated for the next several days, as your body will be actively working to repair the damage. Finally, keep the sunburned area covered whenever you're around the sun, even if it's through a window in your car or home.
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Q: Netbeans 7.2 shows "Unable to resolve identifier" , although build is successful I'm using the Netbeans IDE 7.2 with C/C++ plugin (last version 1.18.1.1) and
if I build my project everything is fine but the IDE show me errors (e.g. unable to resolve identifier ...)
Anyone else have this bug and how can I solve it?

A: TL;DR
UTF-8 WITH BOM can cause problems too.
PROBLEM
I just had the same problem, and I tried lots of possible solutions, but none of them worked, until I found out the source of the problem, which was a bit funny. I know this question has already been answered, but I write down my solution, maybe it will solve the problem of someone else suffering from the same problem.
For example, I got "Unable to resolve identifier Vector" when defining struct Vector, while it was correct:

I got many errors similar to this when declaring/defining functions, etc. Additionally, my code assistance didn't work because of the amount of errors.
SOLUTION

*

*I opened the .cpp file in Notepad++, and saw the file was encoded in regular UTF-8, which means that the file begins with the byte order mark (BOM) character:

*So I clicked Encoding → Convert to UTF-8 without BOM:

Note: do NOT just switch to "Encode in UTF-8 without BOM", because it can mess up some special characters (e.g. characters containing accents, etc.). So convert it.

*Save

*Problem gone: no errors reported in NetBeans anymore:

I hope it saves some time for someone else too.

A: I recently had this error with netbeans 8.0.2 on OS X, and couldn't find an answer for what to do.
I solved the problem by uninstalling the C/C++ plug-in, when I reopened netbeans it prompted me to 'fix code assistance..'.
Clicking the prompt and letting it run the problem was fixed.

A: Here's an excerpt from my answer to another question.
Unresolved Identifier
If the source of the .cpp file looks like this

Click with the right mouse button on your project.
Check C/C++ Code As...
Run   Reparse Project.

If that is not enough.
Go to Project Properties
Fill in the Include input field as described.

Set the include path correct.
I hope that can help you.

A: i had the same problem, but i recognized it appears after i changed properties-> c++ compiler -> Compilation Line -> additional options to -std=c++11. if change the settings to default the error "unable to resolve identifier" disapears.

A: I am using NetBeans 8.1 and the same problem popped up when I started a new C++ project. It solved itself after running the project through the debugger.

A: We develop our code on one computer and compile on another. I was getting these distracting markups until I "set Build Host" to the remote machine (in the right-click menu for the project).
I'm still not sure what the problem on the development computer was, since the unresolved identifiers were things from the standard library (size_t, std::vector etc) and the answers here didn't seem to help.

A: I often have this error, and as others mentioned, usually I add space character, save the file, remove the space character... and all identifiers are solved.
This time it did not work. My project, which I compiled thousand times, and it always worked, suddenly crashed MPLAB X IDE v3.35 (Mac OSX, but likely it doesn't matter), while typing text. After this I have in one file only and for one structure only, all identifiers unresolved.
Structure in profile.h file was:
typedef struct
{
    int state;                      ///< state machine current state
    int enabled;                    ///< machine can be ENABLED or DISABLED
    int flag;                       ///< to initiate profile execution
   ... many variables here ...
    unsigned long timestamp;        ///< variable used for local timing
} profile_struct;

In my profile.c file any variables from this structure became unresolved, but project compiled and worked fine.
After a frustrating hour of trying, this solved my problem: Erased the whole MPLABX cache directory.
In my case, it is located at:
/Users/USER_NAME/Library/Caches/mplab_ide/dev/v3.35/var

(need to erase the whole 'var' directory; and of course replace the USER_NAME with your user name)
Note, that the 'Library' is a hidden directory, but you can still access it if you enable viewing hidden files, or go straight to it via terminal.
Lastly, on your computer it might be somewhere else. I found mine by watching, which files were modified on my computer in the last 2 minutes, by using the terminal command:
/usr/bin/find /Users/USER_NAME/ -mmin -2 –ls

A: I always have to reinstall MPLAB X when this happens. Other things work from time to time, but that always works.

A: Three ways to solve the issue of "unable to resolve identifier" error in Netbeans 12.

*

*Right click on "Project". Select "Code Assistance". Clean C/C++
cache. Restart IDE.

*Right click "Project properties"---> go to build--> under C/c++ compiler, set both your C and C++ compiler to the same standard, on every C/C++ project.

*Under tools--> options--> C/C++-->code assistance, change:__cplusplus=199711L to:__cplusplus=201402L for C++14 or to __cplusplus=201103L for C++11

I realised while resolving my own problem, the proper/aligned enclosing braces could  cause the above error. Make sure your braces are balanced and aligned.

A: I had the same problem after copying a code having NULL comparison:
while (str1[i] != '\0') {
out[i] = str1[i];
i++;}

After searching a lot , it turned out the weird ' quotation used is the problem ,
I changed it to the normal ' and everything worked normal
while (str1[i] != '\0') {
out[i] = str1[i];
i++;}

A: try
Click by Right button the file,
Properties->General->Exclude from code assistance (disable)

A: Mine worked once i renamed my main.c to main.cpp.
Based on the file extension, the behavior of Netbeans Code Assistance changes


Guests include Rob Meyer, the director of a new dramedy called "Little Boxes" which stars Melanie Lynskey. It's the summer before sixth grade, and Clark (Armani Jackson) is the new-in-town biracial kid in a sea of white kids. Discovering that to be cool he needs to act more black, he fumbles to meet expectations, while his parents, Mack (Nelsan Ellis) and Gina (Lynskey), also strive to adjust to small-town living. Equipped for the many inherent challenges of New York, the members of the tight-knit family are ill prepared for the different set of obstacles that their new community presents.
The team behind the new documentary "Obit" which is about the obituary department at the NY Times, director Vanessa Gould & producer Caitlin Mae Burke. At The New York Times, a particular team of writers is entrusted with reflecting upon the luminaries, icons, and world leaders of our day. Here, we are introduced to those responsible for crafting these unequaled obituaries. As we are taken through their painstaking process, we learn about the pressures accompanying a career spent shaping the story of a life.


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CTSA Community Engagement Key Function Committee Task Force on the Principles of Community Engagement (Second Edition)
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Donna Jo McCloskey, RN, PhD, National Center for Research Resources, NIH (Chair)
Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola, MD, PhD, University of California, Davis (Co-Chair)
J. Lloyd Michener, MD, Duke University (Co-Chair)
Tabia Henry Akintobi, PhD, MPH, Morehouse School of Medicine
Ann Bonham, PhD, Association of American Medical Colleges
Jennifer Cook, MPH, Duke University
Tamera Coyne-Beasley, MD, MPH, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ann Dozier, PhD, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
Robert Duffy, MPH, University of California, Davis
Milton (Mickey) Eder, PhD, University of Chicago, Access Community Health Network
Paul Fishman, PhD, University of Washington
Jo Anne Grunbaum, EdD, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Sheila Gutter, PhD, Weill Cornell Medical College
Karen Hacker, MD, MPH, Harvard University
Michael Hatcher, DrPH, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Suzanne Heurtin-Roberts, PhD, MSW, National Cancer Institute, NIH
Mark Hornbrook, MD, Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research
Shantrice Jones, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Michelle Lyn, MBA, MHA, Duke University
Mary Anne McDonald, DrPH, MA, Duke University
David Meyers, MD, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Barbara Moquin, PhD, APRN, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, NIH
Patricia Mullan, PhD, University of Michigan
Nancy Murray, DrPH, MA, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Ruby Neville, MSW, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Cheryl Perry, PhD, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Dana Sampson, MS, MBA, Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research, NIH
Mina Silberberg, PhD, Duke University
Meryl Sufian, PhD, National Center for Research Resources, NIH
Stephen Updegrove, MD, MPH, Yale University
David Warner, MD, Mayo Clinic
Charlene Raye Weir, RN, PhD, University of Utah
Sharrice White-Cooper, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Editorial and Research Staff
Mina Silberberg, PhD, Duke University (Chair)
Cheryl Drescher, BEd, Duke University
Donna Jo McCloskey, RN, PhD, National Center for Research Resources, NIH
Sarah Weaver, MPH, Duke University
Linda Ziegahn, PhD, University of California, Davis
External Reviewers
Barbara Alving, MD, FCCP, National Center for Research Resources, NIH
Ahmed Calvo, MD, MPH, Health Resources and Services Administration
Teresa Cullen, MD, MS, Indian Health Service
William Elwood, PhD, Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research, NIH
Carol Ferrans, PhD, RN, FAAN, University of Illinois at Chicago
Sarah Greene, MPH, University of Washington
Thelma Hurd, MD, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Laurel Leslie, MD, MPH, Tufts University
Leandris Liburd, MPH, PhD, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Doriane Miller, MD, University of Chicago
Meredith Minkler, DrPH, University of California, Berkeley
Jim Mold, MD, Oklahoma University
Sylvia L. Parsons, National Center for Research Resources, NIH
Valerie Robison, DDS, MPH, PhD, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Eduardo Simoes, MD, MSc, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Bernard Talbot, MD, PhD, National Center for Research Resources, NIH
Nina Wallerstein, DrPH, University of New Mexico
Anne Willoughby, MD, MPH, National Center for Research Resources, NIH


sqlite-dump.el views SQLite database files in Emacs as ".dump" SQL text. This is good for browsing the schema and contents. Editing and re-writing works too (but not in tar-mode sub-files).
Re-writing is a handy way to make changes if you're confident the database is safe for a dump/recreate round-trip. Saving is a complete file replacement not database operations, so it's no good if other processes are accessing the database, but it does allow radical edits.
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To celebrate the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Disney twenty-three unlocks the power of the force to give fans a look behind the making of the newest installment in the Star Wars saga. The issue opens with "guest editor" C-3PO admitting he is unfamiliar with D23: The Official Disney Fan Club ("…although I am very familiar with the R2 series of droid, I am less familiar with the D23 line. Would it be R2-D23?") and continues with candid interviews with the original Star Wars leads—Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, and Harrison Ford—looking back (and ahead) at the ongoing strength of these out-of-this-world films.


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Cincinnati Columnist Remarkably Upset That Homer Bailey Said "Fucking"
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Homer Bailey threw a no-hitter. Excited, Homer Bailey said "I just fucking walked a guy." Paul Daugherty of the Cincinnati Enquirer is still trying to soothe his virgin ears.
Homer Bailey No-Hits Giants, Joins Exclusive Club Of Pitchers
Homer Bailey—who threw MLB's most recent no-hitter in September of last season—repeated the feat…
While the rest of us were celebrating Bailey' no-hitter, Daugherty took to Twitter to tsk-tsk not only Bailey, but the rest of America, just sitting by as a grown man says a bad word.
Bailey just dropped an F bomb into his postage TV interview. Very classy
— Paul Daugherty (@EnquirerDoc) July 3, 2013
Lemme make sure I have this straight. The fact he threw a no hitter entitles him to drop F bombs on live TV. All right then
@Aves3 I can give him a pass. But not the folks who rationalize away what he did. Kinda disheartening to think winning trumps class
Truth bombs dropped, Daugherty went to bed. But it was not a peaceful sleep. He tossed, and turned, unable to come to terms with a civilization where someone cursed on cable TV and everyone thinks that's OK. And when he woke up, he was still angry. So angry that he just had to write about it on his Cincinnati.com blog.
Great effort, from a guy whose potential has wowed us for years.
Too bad he tarnished it afterward.
Too bad the Hall of Fame will refuse his glove, because of his naughty language.
I mean, please.
Please stop using single-sentence, and even single-word paragraphs. Even Marcus Hayes thinks it's too much.
Bailey's action wasnt as bad as your reaction. Lemme see if I have this straight: The fact he threw a no-hitter entitles him to drop an F-bomb on live TV.
The army of apologists even suggested it was FSN's fault, for not having a delay.
Is winning really that important?
What Bailey's words in the heat of the moment have to do with winning is beyond me. He's not being excused because he threw a no-hitter. He's being excused because no one cares. If someone has the wherewithal to get on the twitter machine, or even just the internet where Paul Daugherty's Morning Hot Sports Take exists, they know the f-word. They've seen the f-word. They've used the f-word.
(Note that the random bolding of phrases is Daughtery's, presumably to emphasize the brilliant conciseness of points like "a little Twitter war immediately after.")
In the course of the 15-minute Twitter skirmish between me and my "followers," not one respondent took Bailey to task. I mean, not one.
That's disheartening. Bailey is an adult. He is a professional.
That makes one of you!
Winning isn't everything, OK? Winning with grace and dignity matters. Even these days, when insults and a lack of civility are as close as your thumbs and a cell phone.
Congratulations to Bailey on his second no-hitter in 10 months. Spectacular achievement. Now apologize for diminishing it with your childish behavior.
Fuck this guy.
I mean, fuck him.
Time to apologize [Cincinnati.com]


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Made in the USA, the design features an adjustable head support/pouch extender that grows with your kiddo as well as a breathable mesh panel (though some dads note that it can still get a little hot when wearing the shirt plus baby). The pouch holds babies up to 15 pounds, so it'll be a go-to during those first few months. Chances are, you guys are wearing the same clothes all the time anyways in the haze of new parenting…why not make the most of it?
Another perk? While dad has the baby tucked safely in his shirt… this frees up his hands to make mom lunch and wash some dishes. A win-win for all!
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HIGHLAND MAPLE FESTIVAL MONTEREY, VA | Sunshine Tours, Inc.
Join us as we take a Step Back in Time to Highland County – "Virginia's Switzerland". Travel back roads and mountain byways to the Annual Highland Maple Festival! This Festival has been an Annual Event in Monterey, Virginia since 1958. A tour of a Maple Sugar Camp enables us to enjoy a Long-Vanished Way of American Life as we view the process of "Sugar" Making, from the tapping of the trees to bottling the finished product.
Additional Festival Fare includes Food Vendors with Local Specialties and over 150 Quality Artists and Crafters from more than a dozen states.