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Tension And Protests Mark Trump Voting Commission Meeting
Casey McDermott, New Hampshire Public Radio
Protesters, including former Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander, outside the election commission's hearing in Manchester, N.H., on Tuesday. They say the panel is stacked with members who believe that voter fraud is extensive and will use its conclusions to push for more restrictive voter laws.
A fact-finding hearing by President Trump's commission looking into voter fraud exposed self-inflicted rifts among its members during the panel's second meeting Tuesday in Manchester, N.H.
Days earlier, the panel's Republican co-chairman, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, wrote a column in Breitbart News claiming that there was proof of enough voter fraud in New Hampshire last November to possibly have influenced the outcome of a Senate race.
That did not sit well with another commission member, New Hampshire's longtime secretary of state, Democrat Bill Gardner, who happened to be the host of Tuesday's commission meeting.
Gardner said Kobach's column caused a "problem" by questioning whether last year's election was "real and valid."
"It is real and valid," he said, to the applause of some in the audience.
But Gardner said he could see why there might be confusion. His state has complicated residency rules about who can and can't vote, which might lead some people to conclude that thousands of voters who use out-of-state driver's licenses as ID had committed voter fraud.
Kobach acknowledged that the issue was "complicated" and said more research needed to be done.
The incident illustrated one of the main problems the panel faces as it goes forward with its stated mission of finding ways to instill more public confidence in U.S. elections: The voting process is complicated and data are difficult to come by, a point several witnesses emphasized on Tuesday.
Another problem for the commission's work is that it was created in response to President Trump's unproved claim that 3 million to 5 million people voted illegally in November.
Democrats and many voting rights activists — about 50 of whom protested outside the meeting — have called the commission a "sham." They worry that the 12-member panel is stacked with members who believe that voter fraud is extensive and will use its conclusions to push for more restrictive voter laws.
Kobach and the commission's chairman, Vice President Pence, have denied this, saying they have no preconceived ideas and will follow the facts where they lead.
But the commission heard from several witnesses Tuesday that it's not always easy to find those facts, that voter data are limited and often incomplete, and that it's difficult to know what accounts for the drop in participation in U.S. elections since the 1960s.
Some commission members have suggested people don't vote because they think the system is "rigged," but University of New Hampshire political scientist Andrew Smith said voter surveys by the U.S. Census Bureau have reached a different conclusion.
"The major reason that they see that people don't vote ... is that they just didn't bother, they weren't interested, they forgot," Smith said. "Basically, issues of convenience and noninterest were the major reasons."
Still, several members of the commission — including Kobach — have argued that voter fraud is a serious problem that undermines public confidence. The panel heard from several witnesses who have conducted studies that they say show numerous cases of people voting more than once, or noncitizens casting ballots illegally.
"There's a high likelihood of voter fraud, based on what we've done so far with our analysis. There's likely a lot more to be found," said Ken Block, president of Simpatico Software Systems. His company studied voter data in 21 states and concluded "with high confidence" that there were more than 8,000 cases of people voting twice.
However, Block's methodology has been challenged by numerous voting experts. One commission member, Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, questioned Block's findings, saying he has found that most problems can be explained by human error.
"People tend to be law-abiding," he said. "What we've discovered, as we've done some of these exact same inquiries that you do, is that people check off the wrong box, they make a mistake, the clerk gets confused."
Dunlap, as well as other commissioners, also questioned the viability of a proposal by another witness that voters undergo the same kind of background check now applied to gun buyers. John Lott, president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, said the National Instant Criminal Background Check System could be used to identify those who are ineligible to vote, such as felons and noncitizens.
"The NICS system wasn't designed for elections," Dunlap said.
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Bue Hainaut Province is beautiful and has lots of hotels. Ofcourse we are only looking for the best hotels in Bue Hainaut Province. It's important to compare them because there are so many places to stay in Bue Hainaut Province. You're probably wondering where to stay in Bue Hainaut Province. To see which hotel sounds better than the other, we created a top 10 list. The list will make it a lot easier for you to make a great decision. We know you only want the best hotel and preferably something with a reasonable price.
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La Sablière offers elegantly decorated rooms with free WiFi, set on the edge of the Kluisbos in the Flemish Ardennes. All rooms open onto a balcony or terrace.Rooms at this 3-star hotel come with a flat-screen TV and a bathroom with free toiletries. Wooden beamed-ceilings, large windows, and warm colours are part of the décor. All rooms have a seating area and a bathroom with a bathtub or shower.A rich buffet-style breakfast is served daily. In the evening, guests can enjoy classic Belgian and French dishes at the restaurant. They can also relax with a glass of wine or local beer in the bar.Ronse, Oudenaarde, Kortrijk and Doornik are all within a 30-minute drive away.
The hotel is beautifully furnished and verycomfortable. The staff are all charming and helpful.
The hotel looks impressive and is decorated in a good style. It looks as though somebody has paid a lot of attention to detail and lighting. The effect is very pleasing and I immediately liked being there.
The food in the Restaurant was superb and nicely presented.
The service and attention was excellent and everyone made me feel welcome.
Breakfast was a relaxing experience with a nice selection of food and scrambled eggs better than I can make!
Ive was helpful and friendly from booking to departure. A professionally run and beautiful hotel.
Hilltop location with nice views, superb staff/owner attention, delicious food, and beautiful décor. will come back!
The owner and staff were extremely helpful and very good with our young children.
Our family room was lovely with a large outside terrace area (shame the weather wasn't so lovely).
The whole hotel was very clean (and I am particularly picky about this) and the evening meal was amazing. They even catered for our picky children and did small portions of adults meals rather than choosing from the children's section of the menu. I would definitely recommend this hotel, it is worth the money. You do get what you pay for in this instance!!
Located in Dergneau, 23 miles from Lille, Hôtel & Spa Bagatelle features free WiFi access and free private parking.Every room includes a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Some rooms feature a sitting area where you can relax. You will find a kettle in the room. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom. Extras include free toiletries and a hairdryer. Superior rooms include a spa tub or a hot tub.You will find a shared lounge at the property.Bike rental is available at this hotel and the area is popular for hiking. Ghent is 24 miles from Hôtel & Spa Bagatelle, and Mons is 25 miles from the property. Zaventem Airport is 42 miles away.
Private, quiet, cozy, and hidden away from touristy.
La gentillesse et la disponibilité des propriétaires de l'hôtel. Un espace extérieur magnifique qui permet de ce détendre après le travail. Les chambres sont spacieuses et très jolies.
Located in Avelgem in the region of West-Vlaanderen, 20 miles from Lille, T Bed & De Tafel features a terrace and views of the river. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site.Every room includes a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Certain rooms have views of the garden or city. Each room comes with a private bathroom. Extras include slippers and free toiletries.There is room service at the property.Bike rental is available at this hotel and the area is popular for biking and fishing. Ghent is 23 miles from T Bed & De Tafel, and Ieper is 26 miles away. The nearest airport is Ostend-Bruges Airport, 39 miles from T Bed & De Tafel.
The hotel is located outside the city centre of Avelgem which makes it a very peaceful and quiet place to stay.
The rooms are very clean, sufficiently spacious and offer all necessary comfort.
We really enjoyed breakfast, which included several kinds of breads and home-made jams.
– Food – brilliant, again with so many delightful extra touches. Breakfast featured home made produce.
It is more than we expected. Everything from room to service were excellent. I got more than I paid for.
The room was comfy and bright, had access to the outdoor easily. Calm area.Nice shower. The mirrors were big and useful. Great bed. Fast hot water. Close to the water, nice area to walk arround, to come and rest and relax. Will come back.
Located in the center of Ronse in the Flemish Ardennes, this old mansion, dating back to 1900, has been fully renovated into a charming hotel with all modern comforts.Situated within walking distance of the famous Grote Markt and the other main attractions of this historic area, the hotel offers the ideal location for exploring the sights of cultural importance and the surrounding towns and cities.After a long day of sightseeing, you can return to the hotel and enjoy a meal in the restaurant or a drink in the bar, before returning to the comfort of your room for a peaceful night's sleep.
An extensive, appetising continental breakfast, with plenty of choice in sweet or salty fillings.
Both fruit yoghurt and OJ were less than gastronomical however.
The atmosphere of the building. The pleasant staff, the tasty special local beer which was recommended by the owner. Allthough we requested an very early breakfast (6am) the owner offered us a complete breakfast including fried eggs. Great!
De kamer vonden wij zeer aangenaam, mooie inloopdouche.
De ligging: dicht bij het centrum.
Grande chambre avec coin salon. Belle maison de maître à l'ancienne.
Petit déjeuner complet, avec oeufs et saumon fumé. Et large choix de fromage.
Comfortabel hotel gelegen in het centrum van Ronse. Zeer vriendelijke ontvangst.
Showcasing a playground and sun terrace, Auberge St. Sebastien is located in Ronse in the region of Oost-Vlaanderen. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.The rooms are fitted with a TV. The rooms come with a private bathroom.Lille is 25 miles from Auberge St. Sebastien, and Ghent is 22 miles from the property. Zaventem Airport is 40 miles away.
The staff were so friendly and couldn't do enough for us,Nice breakfast.
The very friendly personnel Senior & Junior, e.g. even late arrival there was no issue. Location of the Hotel is perfect when staying in Ronse.
Very friendly staff, lovely breakfast, handy for Ronse centre.
The little aviary was nice.
The location was also good in downtown. Breakfast was cheerfully provided.
The people who run the hotel were really friendly, took time out to talk to us even when they were busy. Nothing appeared too much trouble. We were on a cycling holiday and they let us store the bikes onsite rather than in our car. Breakfasts were a very good mix of continental style breads, pastries, meats etc and we could also have cooked eggs if we wanted. Everything about our stay made it the best overall cycling trip we have had.
Located in Ronse, 26 miles from Lille, Hoevehotel Ronse features a playground and terrace. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site.The rooms come with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. You will find a kettle in the room. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer.There is a shared lounge at the property.Bike rental is available at this hotel and the area is popular for biking. Ghent is 21 miles from Hoevehotel Ronse, and Mons is 25 miles away. The nearest airport is Zaventem Airport, 39 miles from Hoevehotel Ronse.
Every thing, the welcome could not have been better, great food.
Goede en rustige accommodatie en toch vlakbij Ronse centrum. De goede ontvangst door Bert en Vero en de moeite die ze doen om het je naar de zin te maken.
De kamer was erg proper en verzorgd, ik was alleen in een kamer van 4 volwassenen, er was maar 1 stoel. Zeer uitgebreid ontbijt, met ruime keuze aan broodjes, kazen, charcuterie en streekproducten.
Heerlijk grote kamer, mooie omgeving en prima ontbijt.
Floreal Le Panoramique is on hill, with all rooms and a restaurant overlooking the surrounding Tournai scenery. It offers comfortable accommodations with free Wi-Fi and a private balcony.The rooms feature light colors and simple furnishings. They come with cable TV, a private bathroom and a work desk.Les Cinq Clochers restaurant offers French cuisine meals for dinner. A buffet breakfast is served every morning.The center of Tournai is 15 minutes away by car. The center of Lille is 19 miles away.
Bedroom was nicely decorated and furnished. Comfortable, usable for business purposes and generally, very happy. Toilet a bit on the small side (separate from bathroom). But general facilities clean and very good standard. View from balcony is superb and location is quite and very pleasant.
Very friendly receptionist.Lovely view from the Balcony of our room.
Great view, quiet location and a big room with a comfortable bed.
Great location; above average food though not exceptional.
Comfortable bed, lovely balcony, lovely view (although I was shocked by all the lights at night), close to Tournai which is a beautiful city.
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Hotel Leopold Oudenaarde offers accommodations in Oudenaarde. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Private parking is available on site.The rooms have a flat-screen TV. Extras include bathrobes and a hairdryer.There is a 24-hour front desk, a shared lounge and a shops at the property.Bike rental is available at this hotel and the area is popular for biking. Bruges is 30 miles from Hotel Leopold Oudenaarde, and Lille is 28 miles away. The nearest airport is Zaventem Airport, 39 miles from the property.
Excellent location, very good breakfast. Free parking right outside the hotel. Would definitely go again.
Excellent central location. Great staff, service and facilities. We went on cycles and the cycle specific garage was brilliant.
Lovely clean and friendly hotel. Made to few very welcome without the staff being over bearing.
Showcasing a terrace and views of the garden, Haras des Chartreux is located in Estaimbourg. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.All rooms include a flat-screen TV with cable channels. You will find a coffee machine in the room. Every room includes a private bathroom. Extras include slippers, free toiletries and a hairdryer.You will find a shared lounge at the property.There are lots of activities in the area, such as biking and hiking. Lille is 12 miles from Haras des Chartreux, and Ieper is 22 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Ostend-Bruges Airport, 41 miles from the property.
My wife and I stumbled with this hotel when trying to find somewhere to stay near Tournai at last minute, and it was a positive surprise, mainly because of the beautiful chateu next to it. Aside from that the staff was friendly and the rooms were clean. The place has a really nice vibe and it's at a driving distance of Tournai and Lille.
Nice for weddings in the neighborhood. Very friendly staff!!
Very clean and well appointed premises. The accommodation is in a block above some stables in a very quiet, tranquil location. We stayed only one night because we were only passing though but in the 6 days we were away, the best night's sleep of the whole trip I had here. The buffet breakfast was very good and quite unexpectedly (for the money we were paying) we were also served omelettes.
La Pomme d'Or is located in the heart of Oudenaarde, beautifully situated opposite to the famous Gothic town hall.La Pomme d'Or is the ideal place for a leisure trip in the historic centre of Oudenaarde. The hotel, situated on the market place (just opposite town hall), is open every day and has 10 luxury rooms. Each room has a double bed, separate bathroom, air conditioning, TV with DVD-player, safe, telephone and wireless internet. In the morning a royal breakfast-buffet is presented. Our gastronomic restaurant offers you classical French cuisine. We also have a cosy bistro and a covered terrace.
Location was perfect. Easy to get to Ypres from here.
Central location at the marketplace with very sophisticated buildings and some Christmas booth this time. Lot of restaurants around but they as well serve ecxcellent dinner.
The above is a top selection of the best hotels to stay in Bue Hainaut Province to help you with your search. We know it's not that easy to find the best hotel because there are just so many places to stay in Bue Hainaut Province but we hope that the above-mentioned tips have helped you make a good decision.
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The following is the Lebanon Police Department's five-year strategic plan (2019-2023) for the City of Lebanon.
This plan fully embraces the key recommendations of the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing and is a tool to be used to articulate department priorities for the community as well as inform the development of our yearly budget. This plan also works in concert with the City of Lebanon Master Plan, with connections where applicable.


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Q: get EXEDIR to show mapped path not UNC but still have admin rights, nsis I'm creating an installer with NSIS.
It does exactly 2 things.  Creates a shortcut to an executable, and puts a dll in the system32 directory.
I have to request admin elevation to achieve the copy into system32 for the dll's
However when its running with admin rights the mapped drive disappears and becomes a UNC path.  I want to keep it the mapped drive path though.  Some internet research shows that when elevated to admin UNC paths replace mapping which are user specific.
How can I achieve both in the same install?

A: Mapped drives are per logon-session (token) and UAC uses a split-token model when elevating so there are no ways around this. See this blog post for more details.
You could elevate cmd.exe and map the drive again before running setup...

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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett is this year's most generous man, according to new research from Wealth-X, a research firm focusing on high net worth individuals. His $2.1bn (£1.3bn) donation to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in the form of 16.6m shares of his company Berkshire Hathaway, propelled Buffett to the top spot. Six of the top 10 donations went to educational institutions, two were given to health causes and another two went to philanthropic foundations.


A relaxing backpacker retreat with a laid back hippie vibe, the town of Pai is nestled into Northern Thailand's beautiful mountainous landscape. It's a place that wasn't originally on our itinerary but one that must make it onto yours. The stunning views from various viewpoints throughout the town will leave you with enough Instagram content for weeks, the beautiful waterfalls will allow you a fun way to cool down from the scorching Thai rays and the night markets offering a wide selection of delicious cuisines will keep you well and truly satisfied. Pai has the ability to lure you in and make you say 'just one more night' way more than once.
Located just a 3 hour minibus ride north of Chiang Mai, a journey not for those motion sickness sufferers amongst us due to a whopping 762 turns in the road making a slightly uncomfortable ride but one that's totally worth it, Pai felt very different to the Thailand we'd got used to. Describing a place as tranquil when it's full of tourists feels a little odd but there was something so calming and relaxing about Pai that de-stresses you and gives you a break from that chaotic backpacking life. The hippie vibe in Pai becomes apparent as soon as you step off the bus and not long after you've been there, the sight of people rocking dreadlocks and quirky outfits becomes common and seems to add to that laid back energy Pai releases.
I can see why Pai has become a backpacker hotspot with cheap accommodation, fun activities by day and good nightlife to while away your evenings and meet fellow travellers. Oh and not forgetting it's Western influence. Coming from Chiang Mai where we struggled to find a decent Western style meal, Pai was a saviour. Sometimes when you're travelling you just need some familiar food! Noir Cafe was amazing for breakfast – their smoked salmon poached eggs were delicious and Om Garden Cafe is a great option for lunch or dinner.
So, you've been lured into the life of Pai…so what is there to do?
During the day, the main street in the centre of Pai is lined with little shops, bars and cafes but at night, it really comes to life as dozens of market stalls cover the street offering a variety of different foods from traditional Thai cuisine to Sushi to Italian – there's literally something for everyone and it's cheap too! Spend an evening or two strolling up and down the street trying the range of different foods and stopping off for a beer or two in the cool bars midway.
A moped is the easiest and most fun way to explore Pai. However, be careful. The amount of travellers we saw hobbling around Pai on crutches or wearing big bandages was crazy. The whole renting a moped process is extremely laid back and they don't check you can drive it so make sure you're able to and always get a helmet. The majority of Pai's attractions aren't directly in the town and at just 150 baht for 24 hours, renting a moped is definitely your best bet.
This was one of my favourite spots in Pai and one that's well worth the steep and bumpy journey up to it. From Yun Lai Viewpoint you can sit back and relax whilst taking in the most beautiful views of Pai. Don't forget your camera! There's a very small entrance fee but they do give you a pot of tea when you enter which is a nice touch.
Mo Paeng is the closest waterfall to the centre of Pai and one that's well worth a visit. It has a natural waterslide from the top to the bottom making it a fun place to spend a few hours. If the waterslide looks a little too scarily steep for you though (it was for me!) then there's plenty of little pools surrounding the waterfall for you to sit in and cool off from the heat. There's also beautiful views from Mo Paeng waterfall so again, your camera is a must.
So as you'd expect, it's not quite the Grand Canyon but if you're after a beautiful sunset view or a view at any time of the day then head to Pai Canyon for some picture taking.
If it is hot in Pai and your accommodation doesn't offer a pool, there is one right by the centre of Pai that is well worth a visit. It's called Fluid Swimming Pool and it's about a 10 minute walk from Pai Walking Street. The pool is clean and well maintained, the food they offer is good and the drinks are also very nice and not too expensive! If you have a spare few hours and want to relax in the sunshine, Fluid Swimming Pool is perfect.


A press conference on the occasion of presenting the new forecasting equipment procured for the Institute of Hydrometeorology and Seismology of Montenegro within a cross-border project "Disasters do not know borders" was organised in Podgorica on 20 December. The project is implemented by FORS Montenegro and Directorate for Emergency Management of the Ministry of Interior of Montenegro.
New equipment for numerical weather prediction and numerical early warning, whose total value is € 19,305 will contribute to faster and more efficient forecasting of meteorological and hydrological conditions on the territory of Montenegro, as well as to the improvement of the early warning system related to natural hazards, of meteorological and hydrological origin. Efficient functioning of the meteorological and hydrological network in Montenegro and timely informing of the competent bodies of the possibilities of meteorological and hydrological hazards of a bigger scope, enable readiness of the protection and rescue system for fast and adequate response, which contributes to reducing risks of disasters and their consequences.
The project Disasters do not know borders, which is implemented in Montenegro and Albania, has the aim to strengthening capacities of institutions and services dealing with protection and rescue for disaster risk reduction, as well as raising awareness of the local population on the risks of floods.
A two-year project whose implementation started on 17 April 2018 and which is implemented in partnership with the Prefecture Shkodra from Albania, also includes procurement of equipment for protection from floods, trainings for representatives of institutions and services dealing with protection and rescue and emergency management, cross-border field exercises, updating of the databases on floods in the region of Shkodra Lake, seminar on best EU practice in flood protection, awareness raising campaign on the risks of floods, preventive measures and protection and rescue activities, etc. The target region includes the municipalities of Podgorica, Bar and Ulcinj in Montenegro and the region of Shkodra in Albania.


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Volunteer Reveals What Surprised Him Most About William And Kate
May 23, 2020 May 23, 2020 TGorgiev 0 Comments Kate Middleton, Prince William
Even with everyone stuck at home, Prince William and Kate Middleton still managed to celebrate the first anniversary of Shout85258, the UK's first 24/7 crisis text line, along with tons of volunteers through Zoom last week.
Alexis Caught, 30, was among those who were part of the call with the Cambridges and was the first person to do a special takeover on Kensington Royal's Instagram stories last Saturday, where he answered all kinds of questions about Shout and mental health. One way he described William And Kate as being "really engaging and caring" behind the scenes.
"I think the thing that really surprised me is actually how much the Duke and Duchess genuinely care because when there aren't press around or an audience, they're actually really engaging and asking very smart questions, which rely on that they are doing their research. I think for people of their stature to actually be shining a light on mental health really helps to fight against the stigma and the misconception and the misperception that 'it's all in your head, it's a load of nonsense, you just need to pull yourself up by your bootstraps,'" Alexis explains.
The writer, rugby player and co-host of the Qmmunity podcast has been a supporter of Shout ever since the beginning, when he contributed to Scarlett Curtis' book It's Not OK to Feel Blue (and other lies), about mental health.
His first interaction with the royal couple was when he spoke at an LGBT panel event at Shout's November Volunteer Event in November 2019, when he introduced William and Kate as part of the meet and greet. He said: "When I met the Duke and Duchess for the first time, our conversation was around changes for the LGBTQ+ community and they were very aware that rates of hate crime had started to rocket again and so they were asking smart questions about what actually needs to be done to try and stop this reverse that we're seeing."
Around 40 per cent of Shout's texters, who are under 25 years old, identify of being part of the LGBT community and almost two thirds "felt more comfortable texting than talking about private things", and contacted the service "to speak to someone that didn't know them". The 1,800 trained crisis volunteers have had more than 300,000 text conversations since the start of the campaign, and the messages have only increased ever since the pandemic lockdown was imposed in March 2020.
Alexis started with being a crisis volunteer last month and since then has taken many conversations with people in crisis, having reached level 4. He explains why: Lockdown has taken away people's regular coping mechanisms and strategies, you could go to the gym, see your friends, check in with your family, go to the cinema or the theatre and do something fun to pick yourself back up."
Shout's crisis volunteers use empathetic and effective listening techniques to empower texters and encourage them to problem-solve for themselves, as well as giving them information of services that provide further help and support for longer-term mental health experiences.
While doing the Kensington Royal Instagram takeover, Alexis said it was "a real surprise" to be asked to do it, adding that he has received tons of great questions from members of the public who want to engage with the topic of mental health.
Alexis also talked about how working as a Shout crisis volunteer has helped him in his own life too: "Being part of the Shout community is phenomenal because the skills you learn as part of the training are incredibly valuable, it's so much about active listening, problem-solving and empowering other people to find those solutions as well. It's made me a better friend, probably a better family member, and a better flatmate."
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The naphthalene-1,4:5,8-bis(dicarboximide) radical anion (NDI−˙), which is easily produced by mild chemical or electrochemical reduction (−0.5 V vs. SCE), can be photoexcited at wavelengths as long as 785 nm, and has an excited state (NDI−˙*) oxidation potential of −2.1 V vs. SCE, making it a very attractive choice for artificial photosynthetic systems that require powerful photoreductants, such as CO2 reduction catalysts. However, once an electron is transferred from NDI−˙* to an acceptor directly bound to it, a combination of strong electronic coupling and favorable free energy change frequently make the back electron transfer rapid. To mitigate this effect, we have designed a molecular triad system comprising an NDI−˙ chromophoric donor, a 9,10-diphenylanthracene (DPA) intermediate acceptor, and a Re(dmb)(CO)3 carbon dioxide reduction catalyst, where dmb is 4,4′-dimethyl-2,2′-bipyridine, as the terminal acceptor. Photoexcitation of NDI−˙ to NDI−˙* is followed by ultrafast reduction of DPA to DPA−˙, which then rapidly reduces the metal complex. The overall time constant for the forward electron transfer to reduce the metal complex is τ = 20.8 ps, while the time constant for back-electron transfer is six orders of magnitude longer, τ = 43.4 μs. Achieving long-lived, highly reduced states of these metal complexes is a necessary condition for their use as catalysts. The extremely long lifetime of the reduced metal complex is attributed to careful tuning of the redox potentials of the chromophore and intermediate acceptor. The NDI−˙–DPA fragment presents many attractive features for incorporation into other photoinduced electron transfer assemblies directed at the long-lived photosensitization of difficult-to-reduce catalytic centers.


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'The Cured' (2018)
Editor's note: Every week we ask people around the office a question about pop culture to see what makes them tick. With "The Walking Dead" returning this Sunday on AMC, we wanted to know which zombie movies or shows are their favorites.
I won't claim it's the best zombie movie -- it's not even out until 2018 -- but "The Cured" (Bac Films) seared itself into my mind when I saw it recently at the London Film Festival. Read my review here.
In "The Cured," a viral outbreak turns half the population into slavering, murderous carnivores, until a cure brings them back to normal. Unfortunately the former zombies can't forget what they did, and nor can the survivors forgive.
"The Cured" is more of a post-zombie movie, but of course it has the nail-biting suspense and gory scares you'd expect of the genre. And not only is it a taut, absorbing drama, it's also laden with thought-provoking subtext about forgiveness, reconciliation, extremism and much more. It's a great example of how monster movie tales can examine what's in our hearts and minds (and braaaaains).
Richard Trenholm, senior editor
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'Dead Alive' (1993)
"Dead Alive" (Trimark Pictures) is Peter Jackson's third feature length film and an essential entry into the absurd zombie canon. Lionel is a sad little man, with a crush on the shopkeepers daughter, Paquita. His domineering mother, Vera, disapproves and sets out to keep them apart. While spying on Lionel and Paquita on a date at the local zoo, Vera is bitten by the notorious rat monkey. She is afflicted with a mysterious illness that seemingly kills her. Instead she is transformed into a blood thirsty zombie, and proceeds to turn much of the town into her zombie horde.
"Dead Alive" is cartoonishly gory, best watched on an empty stomach. The film is so gory that censors in many countries insisted scenes be cut. In many ways it matches Jackson's first feature film, "Bad Taste," for cringe-worthy moments, albeit with better production value. One particular scene includes pre-zombie Vera's ear falling off and into her soup. She proceeds to dispassionately eat said ear as the other dinner guests stare on in abject horror. The rest of the movie is a torrent of blood, bile and body fluids, interrupted by the budding, campy romance between Lionel and Paquita.
Also, "Dead Alive" showcases the most awesome use of a lawnmower ever. I won't spoil it though; you'll just have to watch.
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"Warm Bodies" (Summit Entertainment) is great because it takes everything that's wonderful about zombies -- the commentary about society being the monster, humanity's reactions to terrible situations, the gore -- and places it in a post-apocalyptic, Romeo and Juliet story. The best part about the film is R's (played by Nicholas Hoult) inner monologue when he's trying to not be awkward around Julie (played by Teresa Palmer). If you were ever an awkward high schooler on a date, you'd instantly relate to R.
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My favorite has to be "Shaun of the Dead" It's fun. It's silly. It takes the piss out of nearly every zombie film made before or since. It's got Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (in what I believe was their first exposure to the US movie audience). It was written by Pegg and Edgar Wright, who himself has come to more prominence as a writer (and director) of films like last summer's excellent "Baby Driver."
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"The Return of the Living Dead" (Orion Pictures) is the best zombie anything of all time. It's dark, scary, subversive and funny as all hell. Most of the zombies are fast, disgusting and love the taste of "Braaaiinnnssss." In fact, if you've ever wondered where the zombie trope of brain-craving zombies comes from, it's right here.
There are so many great, hilarious, quotable and disturbing moments in this film. My favorite has to be the way the late Don Calfa reacts to a reanimated cadaver hand-grabbing his leg. No, wait! It's the way the zombies attack the paramedics they set a trap for (yes, they're actually smart). So horrifying. So campy. So good.
Seriously, just watch it tonight if you haven't. You will not regret it.
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The "iZombie" (Vertigo, Warner Brothers) TV series -- based on the DC Comics title of the same name -- is an interesting take on the zombie genre where the lead character is a former medical resident Liv Moore (Rose McIver) who accidentally becomes a zombie after attending a boat party where the zombie outbreak occurs. She abandons her former life as a human to work at the King County morgue where she eats the brains of the murder victims she autopsies.
Each time Liv eats a brain -- in very creative recipes like brain nachos or brain pho -- she temporarily takes on the personality traits and the memories of the victims -- which in turn makes her a very helpful sidekick to Seattle homicide detective Clive Babineaux (Malcolm Goodwin), who doesn't know she's a zombie. Her pals Dr. Ravi Chakrabart (Rahul Kohli), Major Lilywhite (Robert Buckley) and Peyton Charles (Aly Michalka) offer plenty of comical commentary throughout the series.
While this is an interesting twist on the typical zombie character, Liv is both high-functioning and very witty. "iZombie" feels like a cross between "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Veronica Mars" but with brains on the menu. Plus the series was just renewed for a fourth season on the CW network. Be sure to binge-watch the entire series so far on Netflix.
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I'm actually a huge fan of the zombie genre and love "The Walking Dead." With that in mind, the movie that still sticks out to me is "28 Days Later" (Fox Searchlight Pictures). The scene where Cillian Murphy's character gets out of the hospital, only to discover an empty London, is amazing. Plus, it's set beside a great song (East Hastings) from one of my favorite bands (Godspeed You! Black Emperor).
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My favorite is "The Walking Dead" (AMC Studios) and I can't wait for the premiere of season 8 on Sunday. More than just a two-hour movie, the show evolves over time with characters I love from the beginning and new ones that join the group. What's particularly fascinating to me is the process of figuring out how to survive in a zombie-infested world.
The gore doesn't bother me (though there is plenty), but the show is more about the drama between the characters and how each deals with his or her harsh and deadly new reality. The unfortunate thing about any zombie show of course, is that you're going to inevitably lose some of your favorite characters. But with the exception of a slow season 2, I've really loved the ride so far and can't wait to see what happens next. Special request: Please don't kill Maggie, Rick, Carol or Darryl. Frankly, if Darryl gets killed off, you might as well end the show. Fans know what I'm talking about.
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Q: Create a object by tranfsorming list of object to string and int array by using linq I am trying to select the columns from a database and then create a single array property of each column, and create a single object.
public class Activity
{
    public string[] Quiz { get; set; }
    public int[] CompletedCount { get; set; }
}

The database output from the results will be returned as:
IQueryable<QuizCompletedCount> results = _logContext.QuizCompletedCounts;

I have got the value from the database in the following format.
Week        | Completed
---------------------------
Week 1      |   107
Week 2      |   104
Week 3      |   87
Week 4      |   49
Week 5      |   6

I tried in this way:
List<int> activityCount = new List<int>();
List<string> activity = new List<string>();

foreach (var element in results)
{
    activity.Add(element.Week);
    activityCount.Add(element.Completed);
}

var obj = new QuizActivity();
obj.CompletedCount = activityCount.ToArray();
obj.Week = activity.ToArray();

Desired Output will look like:
string str = "{\"Week\":[\"Week 1\",\"Week 2\",\"Week 3\",\"Week 4\",\"Week 5\"],\"CompletedCount\":[107,104,87,49,6]}";

Is there linq approach for doing this task without using foreach and multiple conversion from list to array?

A: You can make something like that:
var result = new QuizActivity()
{
    Week = results.Select(x => x.Week).ToList(),
    CompletedCount = results.Select(x => x.Completed).ToList()
};


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New Delhi/ Bengaluru: The Congress on Tuesday staged a walkout in Lok Sabha after accusing the BJP of indulging in "politics of poaching" in Karnataka, a charge denied by the ruling party at the Centre.
The Congress tried to raise the issue in Lok Sabha during the Zero Hour, but was disallowed by Speaker Om Birla, who said the matter was discussed in the House on Monday with a response from Deputy Leader of House Rajnath Singh.
Birla said the Congress had given an adjournment motion to discuss the Karnataka issue, which he has disallowed.
With the Speaker refusing to relent, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Leader of the Congress in Lok Sabha, said the BJP was targeting the Karnataka government, which is on a brink of collapse after the Congress, JD(S) and some independent MLAs tendered their resignations.
Hitting back, Singh said the Karnataka issue was an internal matter of the Congress.
"The Congress cannot get its House in order and is disrupting the Lower House," Singh said.
Prior to that Congress members also entered the Well and raised slogans.
Congress members accused the ruling party of throttling democracy.
Chowdhury said, "The politics of poaching should be stopped. The politics of targeting should be stopped. Today it is Karnataka and tomorrow it will be Madhya Pradesh," Chowdhury said.
"You (the ruling party) say you have no role in (destabilising government) in Karnataka. But when an MLA comes out of Raj Bhavan, there is a car ready for him, when he is at the airport, there is an aircraft ready for him….
"The politics of poaching and targeting must be stopped," an exasperated Chowdhury said and staged a walkout.
UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi also walked out and were followed by DMK members.
BSP MP Danish Ali also accused the government of "murdering" democracy.
Ali, a former member of the JD(S), was instrumental in forging a post poll alliance with the Congress in Karnataka.
The year-old Congress-Janata Dal (S) coalition government in Karnataka is on the brink of collapse after a spate of resignations by MLAs.
So far 14 MLAs have resigned in Karnataka, which includes 11 from the Congress and three from the JD(S).If accepted, the coalition government's strength in the assembly would be reduced to 102 minus the Speaker against the halfway mark of 113.
The BJP's strength as of now stands at 107.
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