kerry Wrote: Are there any known conflicts between this plugin and other plugins. I'm testing this on a couple of my sites, and in both for some reason when you click on the M to activate the item in the menu it doesn't toggle visibility.
The changes only take effect, when you click on "Save Navigation Structure".
I am trying to modify Chris's socialize plugin for i18n support but I just don't know where I lost it. I've read the wiki and created a gs-socialize/lang/ folder along with two necessary php language files: en_US.php & pl_PL.php. However, I always get the text shown in English.
Description: Adds social bookmark icons/links to the bottom of all posts/pages.
vinta9e Wrote: I am trying to modify Chris's socialize plugin for i18n support but I just don't know where I lost it. I've read the wiki and created a gs-socialize/lang/ folder along with two necessary php language files: en_US.php & pl_PL.php. However, I always get the text shown in English.
If you use the I18N plugin this line is not necessary - the language is automatically determined.
My site's pages are in Polish when unspecified (as set in the admin) + most pages translated to english under slug_en.
EDIT: Well I still don't know why or how things go about that but I've decided to just include an iframe [like it!] button instead. I think I will just keep it that way.
But here comes my next thought: Do you think GS+I18N could be modified (custom fields?) for the ability to override the page slug for translated pages? I mean: keeping the _en suffixes for XML file storage is great because it makes it easy for GS to "connect" the two language versions of the same content, organize the backend menu etc.
However, it could be beneficial for SEO to have meaningful URLs in every language.
I am no expert but wouldn't it ease Googlebot crawling too?
I don't wan't to be ungrateful, but this navigation s**ks!
(V) - Visible in menu.
And it does worked with get_navigation(), it shows in menu all pages that was added as Visible..
But when I use get_i18n_navigation() i just can force it to show all pages as i want.
get_i18n_navigation('index',0,9,I18N_SHOW_MENU); cool, this show all pages... but only if there is a path to each page.
It will not show 'users 2011', 'gallery 2011' in menu until year 2011 isn't switched to be visible.
should show the sam pages like function above, but without level 0.
But You know what ? It does not!! it shows nothin.
This plugin (i18n) is great.. really! But navigation s**ks!
why you say that ???
This plugin don't make that you want, is plugin fault or is structure of your navigation ?
If you want don't have some link on some level can make.
For the navigation the pages form a tree (with an invisible root node) - or, if you like it better - a folder structure like on your computer. At any time you can see the contents of one "folder" and - if you want - all sub "folders" (pages).
But you will never be able to see the contents of two sibling "folders" at the same time (without seeing their common parent "folder".
If you want to see two sibling folders on your computer at the same time, you have to open two file explorers. In the same way, for the navigation you have to have two get_i18n_navigation calls.
You have to organize your pages as you want to see them in the navigation, not organize them in a "group similar pages together" kind of way and then try to show them in another way.
Ok. You hava a point in there, but that does not fix my problem.
This function displays and sort menu items. modyfication of get_i18n_link allows to show page menu name (if any) or shows page title (old behavior).
grs84pl Wrote: Ok. You hava a point in there, but that does not fix my problem.
I'm glad you could easily adapt the plugin to your requirements.
You should put this function into functions.php in your theme directory (create it if it does not exist). It is automatically included, so all defined functions are available in your theme.
Rather then modifying it, rename it to get_my_i18n_link and also put it into functions.php.
mvlcek Wrote: Rather then modifying it, rename it to get_my_i18n_link and also put it into functions.php.
It seems you are immediately redirecting to the URL without parameters - thus the language never takes effect.
mvlcek Wrote: It seems you are immediately redirecting to the URL without parameters - thus the language never takes effect.
The link produced is correct, but the server immediately redirects to the URL without lang parameter.
Maybe you have canonical redirects switched on in your gsconfig.php.
you are such a samaritan! Yes, that was it !
I disabled the canonical redirects and now it is working!
But can you help me with something, although I set the default language as pl (in the base php file as well in the panel) i made the _en and _de version of the same page, but still when I enter the website the default language (without any suffix) is _en. As if _en and _pl (which is supposed to be default) swapped.
Im not sure I explained it clearly...but hope you know what wrong.
The suffix is never shown when you visit the site. The language is automatically selected based on your preferred languages in the browser.
first of all congratulations for your work. I'm on my first try of getsimple and it's I18N plugin... all of this works fine just I guess I miss something: how should I swich the language using fancy urls? Is there a cleaner way to do this than using ?lang=it (es. using /en/ after the domain) ? Is the plugin supposed to show any swich language buttons and does not on my installation or it is right without?
bonzodese Wrote: Is the plugin supposed to show any swich language buttons and does not on my installation or it is right without?
oh..based on a browser, now I see...But, is there a way to set a default language regardless to the browser?
did you really check the options / settings of the multilanguage-plugin?
Connie Wrote: did you really check the options / settings of the multilanguage-plugin?
I have done that already. For "Language of all pages with URLs without language code (like "index")," i set up "pl" and created "en" version of default pages - but the site still reads the browser language.
did you set the $lang-variable in the gsconfig.php as well to "pl_PL"?
maybe somebody of you has a working css for the IE?


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Good luck with this afternoon's lecture Brian. I hope it's better than the ones my Bio prof. has been shelling out lately.
I'm about to stop going to that class since I already know the material, but mainly because she is embarrassingly bad. Did you know Stephen Gould was an arrogant paleontologist that attacked Darwin's ideas?!?
Anyway, I'm sure you'll do a good job, and I'll be back later this evening to hopefully read your report.
I'm just amazed that you do all this and still have time to post INCREDIBLY involved and intelligent material. I'm really impressed by your site here…and equally impressed with your writing.
Thanks for the good readin'!
Thank you for the kind words, Amanda. I actually saw the links from your blog and I'm quite impressed by it as well. I generally find time in bits and pieces these days, putting together information when I can and then going over it again in an attempt to make it coherent. I still have a lot of material on the way and lots of information I'd like to cover, so you can expect me to keep going indefinitely.


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Access to social and economic rights (1)
Acquisition of nationality (2)
Determination/confirmation of nationality (2) x
Determination/confirmation of nationality x
1954 Statelessness Convention x
Switzerland - Federal Administrative Court, judgment no. C-1873/2013
Court name: Federal Administrative Court of Switzerland
State: Switzerland
Key aspects: Acquisition of nationality, Determination/confirmation of nationality, Statelessness and asylum, Statelessness determination
The complainant, a Syrian Kurd with provisional refugee status in Switzerland, applied for recognition as stateless. Her application was rejected on the grounds that a) she was entitled to Syrian nationality and b) she was already protected by the Refugee Convention. On appeal, the court held that the complainant was entitled to apply for recognition as stateless notwithstanding her status as a refugee and that, since the complainant would have to travel to Syria to claim nationality there, she had adequate reasons for not claiming the nationality to which she had an entitlement and could be recognised as stateless.
Austria - Constitutional Court case of 20 March 2014
Court name: Constitutional Court of Austria (Verfassungsgerichtshof)
State: Austria
Key aspects: Access to social and economic rights, Acquisition of nationality, Determination/confirmation of nationality, Protection, Residence permit, Stateless status and documentation, Statelessness determination
After having been born, having lived, worked and and paid taxes in Austria his whole life the applicant was told he is not entitled to unemployment benefits as he did not have a right to work in Austria. While he was granted Austrian nationality upon application, he argued that he was entitled to unemployment benefits also in the time frame between becoming unemployed and acquiring the nationality, invoking his statelessness, and lack of implementation of Statelessness Conventions by Austria. The Court denies direct applicability of the Statelessness Conventions in Austria, and rules against the applicant.


He was waiting for the night to end.
Brought him back into the light again.
He said nothin's gonna stop us now.
He said baby, nothing's gonna stop us now.
He says nothin's gonna stop us now.
She said baby, nothin's gonna stop us now.
No one sees what the years have failed to mend, yeh.
Standin' there beneath the street lights.
Telling secrets in the darkest night.
Heaven's just a stolen kiss away.
On a restless night when you're back on the street again.
With his empty dreams, there's another broken heart to mend.
He says nothing's gonna stop us now.
They said baby, nothing's gonna stop us now.
I'm telling you baby, nothin's gonna stop us now.
They said baby, nothin' gonna stop us now.


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Home > About Us > Our Leadership
2022 -2023 Board of Trustees
Neil Harris - President
I am very pleased to serve as President of Temple Or Rishon. My wife, Lisa, and I have been members of the Temple for more than 25 years and live in Fair Oaks. We have one child, Charles, who is 25 years old and lives in Los Angeles. Many of our best friendships are with our fellow Or Rishon members. I have served on the Board, been Vice President of Education, President of Men's club and a founding leader of the Safety and Security committee. I look forward to working with the Board and Congregation to further enhance TOR's security and long-term financial stability. I'm also eager to build on the fantastic online collaboration developed during this COVID-19 pandemic to enhance our visibility in the Sacramento Region Jewish community and increase our membership. I am a Structural Engineer by training and experience, and recently retired from a senior management position with one of world's largest engineering and architecture firms. In my free time, I play golf, walk and exercise regularly, binge-watch Netflix and enjoy worldwide travel.
Marc Dubin - Vice President
My name is Marc Dubin. My family has been members of Sunrise Jewish Congregation/Temple Or Rishon since 1983. Our son, Sam, was Bar Mitzvah in 2005 and our daughter, Miriam, and sons, Gabriel and Asher, were B'nai Mitvah in 2007. My wife, Ila, served as the Temple treasurer and on the Temple board a couple of times. I have served on the Temple board numerous times. My last position as Temple board secretary and now as vice president. Prior to these positions I served on both the Religious Committee and the Education Committee. I have also served the Sacramento Jewish community as a board member on the Board of Jewish Education for Sacramento. I am retired as a public school teacher and administrator and also from the United States Air Force as a Medical Service Corps officer. I now spend my time taking courses in theater and audio recording and serving as the technical director at two local high schools. Ila and I also served as volunteer ushers at the Harris Center for the Performing Arts and at the B Street Theatre. We also serve on the board of the Folsom Concert Association.
Nancy Lenoil - Trustee
My name is Nancy Lenoil and I have been a member of Temple Or Rishon since 1991. I am married to Robert Lenoil who regularly contributes his singing talent to TOR services. We were married at TOR and have two children growing up in the congregation. We live in El Dorado County, and, in 2013, started an informal effort to bring together TOR families in our area together for a monthly potluck Havdalah dinner to have a community activity closer to home. I served on a Rabbi Search Committee and was previously involved in the Sacramento community as a member of the Jewish Federation Board of Trustees and the National Young Leadership Cabinet. The TOR community has always been very important to me and my family. I am happy to be on the Board to help support that our community. Professionally, I retired in 2019 as State Archivist of California, the first woman in state history to hold the position. I am a Certified Archivist Emeritus and a Distinguished Fellow of the Society of American Archivists.
Jeff Gordon - Treasurer
My wife Hilary and I relocated to the Sacramento area from the midwest just over twenty years ago in search of better weather and a job opportunity. We have three children; Emma (19), Jane (16) and Drew (13), and are proud to say that they all have not only been B'nai Mitzva'd here at TOR but all under the guidance of Rabbi Rabishaw. Over the years, I have enjoyed the community that has been created by TOR and look forward to enjoying lifelong friendships for years to come. Outside of Temple Or Rishon, I enjoy skiing, triathloning and sailing. At home, we have a yard full of animals: chickens, ducks, dogs and Squiggy the mini piggy. Professionally, I am a financial advisor with Wells Fargo Advisors and have been in the financial services industry for over twenty five years.
Erica Bobrow - Trustee
Sheri Katz - Trustee
Shalom! I am Sheri Katz and I have been a member of TOR for over 21 years. I am married to Brian and we have two children, Suzie and Danny, who "grew up" in the congregation. We live in Rocklin. I love being a member of our TOR community and it has brought me many friends and great experiences. Over the years, I have served on the Education Committee, the Membership Committee, the Religious Committee and now I am pleased to be serving on the Board of Directors. I enjoy cooking, playing tennis and reading.
Stephen Shumrak - Trustee
Jerry Weltsch - Trustee
My wife Loren and I relocated to Granite Bay from Silicon Valley in 2015, in search of a slower pace of life and a bit more space. Soon after, we found a warm and welcome community at Temple Or Rishon and became members. We have three children, Sam (17), Ryan (14), and Emmy (10), who are actively engaged in Or Rishon's TASTY and Hebrew School programs. Since joining Temple Or Rishon, I have become an active member of the Men's Club, teach both adult education and youth education classes, and participate on committees. I like to spend my free time reading, running, and hiking, biking, and traveling with my family and friends, as well as getting in the occasional round of frisbee golf. Professionally I work as a corporate communications leader for a software company based in the bay area.
Susan Stieber - Immediate Past President
My name is Susan Stieber and I have been on the Temple Or Rishon Board of Directors for over five years. I am currently the Immediate Past President and am honored to serve on the board with such dedicated and supportive members. I am married to Larry Stieber who is the Finance Committee Chair. Larry and I have three adult children who live locally with their spouses and six amazing grandchildren. We are both active at TOR because we feel an obligation to make sure that there is a strong Jewish community for the next generation and generations to come. I enjoy the friendships that I have made while being a part of TOR and look forward to the future growth of our TOR community.


Haim Dotan didn't want to build a bridge. When two engineers approached the Israeli architect about designing a span across a 1,200-foot canyon in Zhangjiajie National Forest in China, his answer was a quick and resounding no.
When the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge opens in the fall, it will be the longest glass pedestrian bridge in the world. The structure stretches from one rocky summit to the next with little apparent effort. The bridge seems to float 1,300 feet above the ground, almost as though it were part of the clouds.
After more than three years of work, the structural engineers got the beams down to not quite 2 feet, thanks to suspension cables that stretch from the cliffs to the center of the span. Although the bridge has an ethereal look, Dotan says it can withstand wind gusts of more than 100 mph.
In recent years, China has shown a particular proclivity for building transparent bridges in epic locations. There's a diaphanous structure in Hunan Province that sways in the breeze 650 feet off the ground; another see-through walkway that wraps around a cliff.


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But, in addition, the philosophical issues raised by the participants in level-three exchanges are those of contemporary debate over the theories of Spinoza (as the hypothetical paths of action suggested by the narrator reflect Leibniz's theory of possible worlds). The play between levels one and three is not simply dependent on the illusions of literalism and verisimilitude. It demonstrates how each becomes a context for the interpretation of the other. Between these worlds, level two might be seen to act as a reinforcing link, not least through the truth-claims of the narrator.
15 Bourdieu points out that the creation of an audience for any text is affected by other text-audience relationships in operation at the time of production (1996:47– 112). 16 The question of the position of authors and audiences at this time is significant to our understanding of face-issues in the eighteenth century. It is also a reminder that the conditions of production and author-audience relationships, which hold for later texts, are not universal. Diderot is working partly under the patronage system, and also by this time has his own private sources of income (see Couturier 1991:40).
67) Here, the context of level two is no longer confined to the process of storytelling, but extends to extra-textual activities no longer directly linked with narrative acts. It remains fictional, but calls for a speculation and reflection by the reader on actual-world states of affairs. In addition, the allusions to a network of intertexts cross the divide between world levels. 31 The autonomy of fictional worlds, too, is broken, as the narrator can meet a figure from a play by Molière: 'Moi, qui vous parle, j'ai rencontré le pendant du Médecin malgré lui, que j'avais regardé jusque-là comme la plus folle et la plus gaie des fictions' (82).


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Home/News/Woman Hospitalised After Excessive WhatsApp Typing – WhatsAppitis Is A Real Thing
Netloid Team April 7, 2014
A woman used the WhatsApp messaging service (which was acquired by Facebook a few weeks back) so much over the last Christmas holiday that she ended up in hospital.
A report in the medical journal, The Lancet noted a report by medical staff who treated a 34-year-old emergency medicine physician, 27 weeks pregnant who sought treatment for severe pain in her wrists.
She had no history of trauma and had not engaged in any excessive physical activity in the previous days.
However, on Christmas Day, she spent an estimated six hours holding a modestly weighty mobile phone while sending vast quantities of messages.
The diagnosis was bilateral extensor pollicis longus tendonitis of the thumb — or what they have nicknamed "WhatsAppitis".
The treatment consisted of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and complete abstinence from using the phone to send messages — although she ignored that rule on New Years Eve.
Even medical workers ignore medical advice it seems.
A so-called Nintendinitis was first described in 1990, and since then several injuries associated with video games and new technologies have been reported. Initially reported in children, such cases are now seen in adults.
Tenosynovitis caused by texting with mobile phones could well be an emerging disease. The Lancet warned that physicians need to be mindful of these new disorders.
2-Year-Old Boy Shot and Killed His 11-Year-Old Sister While They Played with a Gun inside a Philadelphia Home
Plastic Surgeons Are Making A Tone Of Money Because Of Mens Beards.
Tommy Ford On Life Support, Wife Gina Says
Kylie Jenner Takes Blame For Kendall Jenner Lips Injections
Jeremy Corbyn Along With Anti-Fascist March 80 Years On From Battle of Cable Street
Deep In the Swamps, Archaeologist Are Finding How Fugitive Slaves Kept Their Freedom
Rackspace Announces Enhanced Partnership With AWS
Deadly bomb Attack Hits Nigeria's Capital
Microsoft Notifies Users of Important Azure Vulnerability
Former Utah High School Teacher Brianne Altice Admits Having Sex With 3 Students


I've got to get more tests for my kidney stone issue because there are some indicators of complications. Found that out yesterday. I get an UltraSound next week.
An hour later, at a different specialist, my wife found out she has a spine issues, possibly a ruptured disk at the L5. She goes for an MRI. She has been having intense pain for the past 45 days. Has been going to PT and taking lots of drugs to allow for modest movement.
We were planning to backpack this September in Italy from Florence to Assisi to Rome, ending up at St Peter's in the Vatican.
Now hoping to do that in the spring??? Maybe???
Sounds like you guys need to get someone to finish the house flip for you and take it easy until you recover.
True. I wouldn't be lifting 4 x 8 sheets of MDF if I had spine problems.
Time to put the brakes on that MDF project, hire a contractor to come in and trim the house out. It will cut into the profits by a few grand, but IMHO that is a small price to pay for your health.
The sister-in-law is doing the heavy lifting.
But they bought a couple 1/2" 4'-by-8' sheets, had them ripped in half, so they are only the weight of a 1/2 sheet.
As for the house flip project, my contractors are doing 95% of all the work. In fact the lovely Mrs_Bob has done zero labor except knocking a couple holes in walls on the first day, mostly for fun. She is in charge of PAINTING and trim work. She understands her limitations.
As for the hiking trip, that is what I am worried about.
We planned a north to south hiking trip that would end at the Vatican. Its a tough trip in the summer so we looked at early fall for cooler weather. Depending upon the exact route, roughly 280-300 miles. But lots of vertical hiking. She is not able to walk a mile on flat ground, let alone while carrying all her belongings in a backpack while climbing a steep hill.
At this point we are HOPING for a spring trip after my high school Fencing season is over and before the hot weather hits Italy. It might be wet, but hiiking in rain is better than hiking in oppressively hot weather.


Phi Gamma Delta is a fraternity with chapters located throughout the United States and Canada. The fraternity was founded at Jefferson College located in Pennsylvania in 1848. The fraternity headquarters are located in Lexington, Kentucky. Phi Gamma Delta, along with Phi Kappa Psi, formed the Jefferson Duo because the two fraternities were founded on the same campus within four years of each other.
Six students at Jefferson University were determined to form a secret society. They met and formed The Delta Association. The founders known as the Immortal Six included John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Jr., Ellis Bailey Gregg, Daniel Webster Crofts, and Naaman Fletcher. The fraternity constitution was adopted on May 1, 1848, which is also when the first regular fraternity meeting took place.
The Red Cross is the official international philanthropy of Phi Gamma Delta.


Eigen is written and maintained by volunteers. If you are willing to help, great! Here are some pointers to get you started.
Perhaps the easiest way to help is to be willing to support new (and not so new) users of Eigen and answer their questions. People ask questions on the forum, on IRC (#eigen on irc.freenode.net), on the mailing list. There may also be questions on websites not connected to the project such as StackOverflow. You can also improve our FAQ with questions (and answers) that arise frequently.
Users arrive with different levels of C++ and mathematics knowledge, so whatever your level of experience, you can help out with this. Do not be too worried about given wrong advice; if you are not sure that your answer is correct, just say you are not sure and others will jump in if necessary.
In common with almost all software projects, we are struggling with writing good documentation, so we are especially keen to get help in this area. It might actually help here if you do not have years of experience with Eigen, as that makes you more in tune with the people that are reading the documentation. After answering users' questions, as explained above, think about whether the current documentation could be improved so that the question would not have arisen. This is not always possible, but questions often point to shortcomings in our documentation.
Most of the documentation resides at http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/dox (or http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/dox-devel for the branch currently in development) and is generated by doxygen from comments in the source code (see Developer's Corner#Documentation tips). You can submit patches as described below. If your change is not too massive, an alternative is to use the web interface at bitbucket: fork the Eigen code at https://bitbucket.org/eigen/eigen, find the correct source file, edit it, and submit a merge request to have your changes included.
There is also some documentation on this wiki and you are welcome to add to this. You can also use the wiki as a staging ground for documentation to be included in doxygen. If you do not have an account to the wiki, ask one of the administrators (please write the user name you want to have and perhaps briefly what you want to edit or add).
If you discover a bug, please report it! If you are unsure if it is a bug, you can ask on IRC or the mailing list first.
As of June 2014 there are more than 300 open bugs! It is hard to keep on top of them so any help in maintaining the list is very useful. The first step is to try and reproduce the bug. You may have to ask the bug reporter for information on the version of Eigen, the compiler, the OS, etc. Set the severity field to the correct value. Add keywords if necessary (you can suggest additional keywords on the mailing list). Also, if you can reproduce a bug or if you support a feature request, change its status from NEW or UNCONFIRMED to CONFIRMED (or DECISIONNEEDED, see next paragraph). Eventually, we will drop all NEW and UNCONFIRMED bugs (we have not decided on a deadline for that).
For bugs having the DECISIONNEEDED status there is either no agreement if they shall be fixed; or they are acknowledged but different approaches to solve them exist, which might lead to different APIs or behavior. You are welcome to take part in these discussions! If we feel that a discussion has settled, we'll announce it on the mailing list (giving a possibility to object) and afterwards change the status to CONFIRMED.
If you have an idea what might cause a bug or how it possibly could be fixed, add a comment to the corresponding bug-entry. If you exactly know how to fix a bug, please send us a patch or a pull request. See our Mercurial page for details on that. Also add a unit test to avoid regressions on particular bugs. In principle, searching bugzilla for bugs with the JuniorJob keyword will give you a list of open bugs which do not require deep understanding of Eigen's internals, yet in some cases might require expertise in different areas. Usage of this keyword will hopefully grow in the future.
We need support especially for rarely used compilers and platforms!
If you have CPU hours to spare you can make nightly runs of our testsuite. This would be especially helpful for rarely tested compilers (of course, some redundancy is appreciated here as well). See our Dashboard for platforms and configurations that are tested at the moment.
Writing unit tests and documentation for one of the unsupported modules might be the task with the smoothest learning curve.
From time to time there are discussions on the mailing list or in bugzilla about new features or change requests in the current API. It helps to get feedback from actual users on what kind of API they expect.
Taking part in these discussions does not require being able to implement those changes!
If you have code to contribute (be it documentation or bug fixes or new features), then submit it either as a patches on bugzilla or as a merge request on bitbucket. See the page on Mercurial for how to produce a patch or a merge request and see the Developer's Corner for some general advice. Code implementing new features should have reached a certain standard before we can accept them; in particular, we expect the code to include tests and documentation. If your patch or merge is being ignored, don't be shy to remind us of it.
Unfortunately, some of the current code is not explained as clearly as we would like, especially the internal and the more complicated parts. Hopefully this will improve over time. The publications, especially the slides from Eurographics/CGLibs in Pisa, may help to gain an overview of the architecture. Do not hesitate to ask for help on the mailing list or IRC, or contact one of the volunteers listed below. If you do not understand it, chances are other people will also not understand it, so do improve the code or the documentation once you get it.
If you plan to make bigger contributions, first ask if anyone else is working on that or something related in order to reduce duplicated efforts. Also if your contribution involves major API decisions, it is generally advantageous to discuss them first.
This section is to collect people who would like to regularly contribute to Eigen. If you intend to regularly contribute to Eigen, add yourself to this table. Add areas of interest, expertise, or anything else in the second column. This could be structured better in the future.
If you don't have write access to this wiki, ask an administrator.
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This story follows a little girl and her Mom out for a walk on an autumn day. They play in the leaves and find a cute kitten. All the while, the little girl says to her Mom "say it". Her mom says various things about their surroundings, but to the little girl's dissatisfaction, this was not the answer she was looking for. Finally, the little girl runs into her Mom's arms urging her to "say it" and her Mom finally says "I love you!" This book teaches two important lessons to parents and children alike. To parents, Say It! exemplifies a child's need for affection from their primary caregiver, both in word and in action. The little girl is content on the walk, but needs something more. A love that can only be given by words. The second lesson it teaches, this one geared towards children, is that sometimes parents show their love for their children in action rather than words. The time spent with the child is the mother's way of showing her love to her daughter.
Esplin, Charlotte (2017) "Say It!," Children's Book and Media Review: Vol. 38 : Iss. 3 , Article 3.


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Abduction researcher, author and MUFON's former International Director of Field Investigator Training, Kathleen Marden, and Denise Stoner, Florida MUFON's Director of Investigations, are collaborating on an abduction experiencer research project.
Our goal is to expand our understanding of the alien abduction phenomenon through the use of two questionnaires.
We, in turn, plan to publish our findings pertaining to little known commonalities among UFO abductees.
3. Have witnesses reported that they observed a UFO near your house, vehicle, tent, etc. prior to or during your abduction? Yes ( ), No ( ) If yes, please explain.
4. Have you awoken with unexplained marks on your body that you suspect are related to an abduction experience? Yes ( ), No ( ) If yes, please describe.
5. Have you ever suffered burns, hair loss, or conjunctivitis following an abduction? Yes ( ), No ( ) If yes, please explain.
6. Following an abduction, did you ever experience malfunctions of electrical equipment such as lights, digital watches, computers, etc? Yes ( ), No ( ) If yes, please explain.
2. What bodily sensations did you experience when you were transported from your location to the craft? Please explain.
3. Did you feel that you were transported outside Earth's atmosphere? Yes ( ), No ( ). If yes, what do you recall of that experience and was a transport device used?
4. Were you given knowledge of the craft's propulsion or operational system? Yes ( ), No ( ). If yes, please explain what you were told.
5. Have you ever undergone a procedure on the craft that was unrelated to reproduction? If so, please describe.
Please visit Kathleen's website at www.kathleen-marden.com or contact her via email at Kmarden@aol.com for copies of both surveys.
or scanned and sent via email.
Participants' identities will remain anonymous. If you wish to be personally contacted regarding the results of this survey, you need only include your email address.
Denise Stoner and I want to thank-you in advance for facilitating our research efforts and increasing our knowledge about alien abduction.


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package org.xlcloud.console.virtualClusters.controllers.wizard.utils;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.xlcloud.console.applications.repository.ApplicationsRepository;
import org.xlcloud.console.context.IdentityContext;
import org.xlcloud.console.virtualClusters.controllers.wizard.utils.ApplicationsFilter;

import org.xlcloud.service.Application;

/**
 * @author "Konrad Król", AMG.net
 */
public class ApplicationsFilterTest {

    public static final String TEST_CASE_APPLICATION_TYPE = "HPC";

    private List<Application> testCaseApplicationsList = new ArrayList<Application>();

    private ApplicationsFilter applicationsFilter = new ApplicationsFilter();

    @Before
    public void initialize() {
       initializeTestCaseApplicationsList();
       initializeApplicationsRepositoryMock();
       initializeIdentityContextMock();
       applicationsFilter.initialize();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetMatchingApplications() {
       applicationsFilter.setApplicationType(TEST_CASE_APPLICATION_TYPE);

       List<Application> result = applicationsFilter.getMatchingApplications();
       assertNotNull(result);
       assertFalse(result.isEmpty());

       assertEquals(TEST_CASE_APPLICATION_TYPE, result.get(0).getType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetMatchingApplicationsForWrongType() {
        applicationsFilter.setApplicationType("Unknown");
        List<Application> result = applicationsFilter.getMatchingApplications();
        assertNotNull(result);
        assertTrue(result.isEmpty());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetMatchingApplicationsForNullType() {
        applicationsFilter.setApplicationType(null);
        List<Application> result = applicationsFilter.getMatchingApplications();
        assertNotNull(result);
        assertTrue(result.isEmpty());
    }

    private void initializeTestCaseApplicationsList() {
        testCaseApplicationsList.add(getTestCaseApplication());
    }

    private void initializeApplicationsRepositoryMock() {
        ApplicationsRepository applicationsRepositoryMock = mock(ApplicationsRepository.class);
        when(applicationsRepositoryMock.getPublicApplications()).thenReturn(testCaseApplicationsList);

        applicationsFilter.setApplicationsRepository(applicationsRepositoryMock);
    }

    private void initializeIdentityContextMock() {
        IdentityContext identityContext = mock(IdentityContext.class);
        when(identityContext.getAccountId()).thenReturn(null);
        applicationsFilter.setIdentityContext(identityContext);
    }

    private Application getTestCaseApplication() {
        Application application = mock(Application.class);
        when(application.getType()).thenReturn(TEST_CASE_APPLICATION_TYPE);

        return application;
    }
}

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Lawyers: PA State is Illegal
Lawyers and international law experts appeal to UN Secretary-General, asking that he prevent the unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state.
Elad Benari
Published: כ"ו באייר תשע"א 02:22 30.05.11 Updated: כ"ו באייר תשע"א 02:15 30.05.11
UN Ban Ki Moon PA Statehood Bid
Ban Ki-moon Israel news photo: United Nations
Israeli lawyers and international law experts have contacted UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, demanding that he prevent the Palestinian Authority's resolution asking for recognition of a Palestinian state within the 1949 armistice lines from being raised at the UN General Assembly in September.
The lawyers say that UN recognition of such a state would be "in contrary to international law, UN resolutions and existing agreements."
The signatories on the letter include Dr. Alan Baker, former legal adviser for the Foreign Ministry and Israeli Ambassador to Canada, as well as Dr. Meir Rosenne, former legal adviser for the Foreign Ministry, Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. and one of the authors of the peace agreement with Egypt. Also signed are law Professors Talia Einhorn and Eliav Shochetman, as well as dozens of other experts in international law and lawyers.
In the letter, the lawyers ask Secretary-General Ban to appeal to the General Assembly members to prevent the adoption of the Palestinian state resolution, since such a decision would stand in outright opposition to any agreements which were signed between Israel and the Palestinian Authority as well as to Security Council resolutions 242 (1967) and 338 (1973).
The lawyers bring up the decision of The Council of the League of Nations dated July 24, 1922. The decision, which was adopted unanimously, calls for the establishment of a Jewish national home, including the right to increase Jewish settlement in all the historical territory of Israel, including Judea, Samaria and east Jerusalem. This decision was approved by both houses of the U.S. Congress on June 30, 1922.
Furthermore, state the lawyers, Article 80 of the UN Charter stipulates that the UN recognizes all decisions made by The Council of the League of Nations which preceded it and therefore, the 650,000 Jews currently living in Judea, Samaria and east Jerusalem are living there legally.
The lawyers further argue that the commonly used term '1967 borders' is invalid since it refers to the 1949 armistice lines and it was expressly stated in those agreements that the armistice lines would not be interpreted in any way as an international border. They note that according to Security Council resolutions 242 and 338, the parties are committed to conduct negotiations to bring about peace in the Middle East, within secure and recognized borders and with a just solution for all refugees, Jews and Arabs alike.
They determine that a proposal by the PA for a unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state will be a fundamental breach of Article 31 of the Oslo Accords which were signed between Israel and the Palestinian Authority in 1995, and in which it was determined that the PA would not initiate or take any steps that will change the status of Judea and Samaria until the end of negotiations, and that the issue of the borders will be determined only through negotiations. When the Palestinian Authority signed on these commitments, hundreds of thousands of Jews had already lived in Judea, Samaria and east Jerusalem and the PA recognized that the status of these areas will not change until the negotiations end.
"Although the Interim Agreement was signed between Israel and the Palestinian Authority," write the lawyers, "the U.S., EU, Russia, Norway, Jordan, Egypt and the United Nations signed it as witnesses and will not be able to take part in the violation of the agreement by the Palestinians."
The lawyers therefore end the letter by calling on Ban Ki-moon to stop the PA attempt to circumvent the negotiation process that was decided upon by the UN Security Council and the agreements signed between the parties.
Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has constantly reiterated he would seek the unilateral declaration of a PA state by the United Nations if a peace deal is not reached with Israel come September.
At the same time, he has flatly refused to come to the negotiating table and has manufactured preconditions when pressure has been brought to bear on the PA by the Quartet, especially the United States, for the PA to restart peace talks with Israel.
Meanwhile, it was reported on Sunday that the IDF is purchasing non-lethal riot control gear to deal with large-scale Palestinian Authority violence expected in September, when PA Arabs are expected to attempt various violent provocations after the discussion in the United Nations.


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FINRA Reminds Firms of Responsibilities When Providing Customers with Consolidated Financial Account Reports
Consolidated Reports
NASD Rule 2210
Registered Representatives
Training Key Topics
Communications with the Public
Supervisory Controls Systems
The practice of providing customers with consolidated financial account reporting has become increasingly common in the financial services industry. In many cases, these reports offer a single document that combines information regarding most or all of the customer's financial holdings, regardless of where those assets are held. Firms are reminded that these reports represent communications with the public by the firm; the dissemination of these reports must comply with all applicable FINRA rules as well as the federal securities laws.
As investor demand for this service has grown and as increasingly sophisticated software and data service providers have become available, firms have developed differing practices for generating these communications. If not rigorously supervised, this activity can raise a number of regulatory concerns, including the potential for communicating inaccurate, confusing or misleading information to customers, lapses in supervisory controls, and the use of these reports for fraudulent or unethical purposes.
This Notice reminds firms of their responsibilities to ensure that they comply with all applicable rules when engaging in this activity, and highlights a number of sound practices. Firms are strongly encouraged to review the overall adequacy and effectiveness of their current policies and procedures relating to their consolidated reporting. Any firm that cannot properly supervise the dissemination of consolidated reports by its registered representatives must prohibit the dissemination of those reports and take the necessary steps to ensure that its registered representatives comply with this prohibition.
General questions about this Notice should be directed to:
• Steve Kasprzak, Associate Director & Principal Counsel, Sales Practice Policy, Member Regulation, at (646) 315-8603; or
• Bill Hayden, Director, Emerging Regulatory Issues, at (202) 728-8860.
For questions about communications with the public, contact Amy Sochard, Director, Programs & Investigations, Advertising Regulation, at (240) 386-4508.
Discussion and Background
Many firms, as a service to their customers, provide documents that consolidate information regarding a customer's various financial holdings.1 For the purpose of this Notice we will refer to this practice and document as "consolidated reporting" and "consolidated reports," respectively. These consolidated reports offer a broad view of customers' investments, may include assets held away from the firm, and may provide not only account balances and valuations, but performance data as well. In many cases these consolidated reports are prepared at the request of the customer, who may also direct which of his or her accounts to include and provide access to data for non-held accounts. These communications may supplement, but do not replace, the customer account statement required pursuant to NASD Rule 2340 and NYSE Rule 409,2 which is prepared and disseminated to the customer through a separate process. Consolidated reports may not be represented as a substitute for, and must be distinguished from, account statements that are required by rule.
Firms create consolidated reports through fully integrated, in-house data gathering and reporting systems, fully outsourced solutions from third-party vendors,3 "off-the-shelf" software applications or a combination of these methods. Firms also disseminate these consolidated reports through a variety of means, such as direct mailing to customers, providing access to secure servers via the Internet and hand delivery during face-to-face meetings. The consolidated reports themselves may contain a variety of information and may be produced as a highly customized document created by an individual representative, or as a standardized report created by a firm system. To the extent individual representatives create consolidated reports, firms are required to supervise this activity, and both the firm and the individual representatives are responsible for compliance with all applicable rules.
Consolidated reports are communications with the public. Therefore, they must be clear, accurate and not misleading.4 For assets held at the firm, this includes providing information, including valuations, that is consistent with the customer's official account statement.5 For assets held away, this includes, among other things, taking reasonable steps to accurately reproduce information obtained regarding outside accounts and not to include information that is false or misleading.
Consolidated reports, particularly those published on firm letterhead, can create a misconception that the firm produced or verified all of the data, including the valuation of assets held away. Therefore, these reports should be constructed and provided in such a manner that neither customers nor third parties with whom the customer interacts (e.g., banks, mortgage companies, other broker-dealers) are likely to be confused or misled as to the nature of the information presented, or mistake these documents for official account statements regarding the reported assets. The reports should clearly delineate between information regarding assets held on behalf of the customer, which are included on the firm's books and records, and other external accounts or assets.
If a firm is unable to test or otherwise validate data for non-held assets, including valuation information, the firm should clearly and prominently disclose that the information provided for those assets is unverified. In addition, to the extent a consolidated report contains information regarding financial products that are outside a registered representative's area of proficiency, representatives must discuss and present these financial products in a manner that does not mislead customers as to the scope of the representative's financial expertise.6
Consolidated reports are also subject to the regulatory requirements regarding supervision and internal controls, records retention, privacy and safeguarding of customer information.7 Effective firm controls would include procedures to vet and approve consolidated report templates for compliance with regulatory requirements before they are put into production. These reviews can help ensure that any new consolidated report-generating process complies with regulatory requirements and firm policies, and that it is integrated into the firm's supervisory control program. Similar controls should be put in place for any programming that permits customization, as well as any subsequent changes to the approved templates or programming.
The risks associated with a firm's failure to maintain adequate safeguards over the use and dissemination of customer account information are well established. Beyond the obvious concern regarding the use of account information for fraudulent activity, even well-intentioned but incautious consolidated reporting could result in customers being misled or confused. Given the reliance that customers may place on consolidated reports and the potential consequences if these communications contain mistakes or are misused by firm personnel, firms must review their consolidated reporting programs with particular care. The more complex a firm's program for consolidated reporting, the more difficult it may be to conform that reporting to applicable rule requirements. Factors that contribute to program complexity include:
• the production within a firm of a large number of varying types of consolidated reports, especially consolidated reports that are highly customizable;
• reporting on a wide variety of asset classes, especially assets held outside the firm; and
• a decentralized consolidated reporting structure employing multiple reporting systems.8
If a firm provides this service to customers, it must ensure that the size and complexity of the consolidated reporting program does not exceed the firm's ability to supervise the activity and to subject it to a rigorous system of internal controls. Any firm that cannot properly supervise the dissemination of consolidated reports by its registered representatives must prohibit the dissemination of those reports and take necessary steps to ensure that its registered representatives comply with this prohibition.
FINRA encourages firms to consider the practices described below when reviewing their consolidated reporting programs. This Notice is not intended to be a comprehensive roadmap for compliance and supervision; rather, it outlines measures that may assist firms in complying with their various supervisory obligations. Firms should consider these practices in assessing their own procedures and in implementing improvements that will best protect their customers. Firms must adopt procedures and controls that are most effective given the firm's size, structure and operations.
1. Ongoing audits and reviews
Due to the potential risks related to consolidated reporting, some firms have incorporated a review of the consolidated reporting process as a standard element in their testing and oversight programs. These firms test for regulatory compliance, data accuracy and adherence to supervisory procedures in audits, branch office reviews and as an ongoing part of their program of internal inspections required by NASD Rule 3010. Some firms require branch offices that produce consolidated reports to obtain an annual third-party audit of the process.
2. Centralize reporting systems
Maintaining multiple consolidated reporting systems can create a patchwork of processes and applications that may be difficult to adequately supervise. Some firms have chosen to centralize their consolidated reporting programs by requiring use of a single firm-wide system. Other firms that allow multiple report-producing systems, subject them to a centralized review and approval process. Participants in this review and approval process may include personnel from information technology, compliance and legal departments.
3. Customer addresses
Some of the stronger programs require that all consolidated reports be mailed centrally using the customer's address of record,9 and have processes in place that reconcile address information used for account statements and consolidated reports. In the limited circumstances where different addresses are used to deliver customer account statements and consolidated reports, firms should maintain documentation explaining the discrepancy and indicating that the customer was provided notice or acknowledged the differing addresses.10
4. Assets held away
Some firms verify, when possible, information pertaining to assets held away. Some of these firms have opted not to include assets in the consolidated report when the firm cannot verify their existence or cannot validate the valuations.
5. Supporting documentation
Some firms maintain supporting documentation for reported assets with the customer file, or otherwise have it available to be reviewed alongside the consolidated report. This documentation may include information regarding source of data and methods used to determine accuracy and asset valuation. The information may be useful in discussing the consolidated reports with customers, in validating the accuracy of consolidated report-generating systems and for internal control/audit testing purposes.
6. Source documents
It is sound practice to encourage customers to review and maintain the original source documents that are integrated into the consolidated report, such as the statements for individual accounts held away from the broker-dealer. Customers may be tempted to disregard these source documents because of the convenience of the consolidated report. However, source documents may contain notices, disclosures and other information important to the customer, and may also serve as a reference should questions arise regarding the accuracy of the information in the consolidated report.
7. Report design
The design and formatting of consolidated reports is important for ensuring information is clearly communicated. In addition to the requirements outlined above, firms are encouraged to include, when applicable, the following disclosures:11
• that the consolidated report is provided for informational purposes and as a courtesy to the customer, and may include assets that the firm does not hold on behalf of the customer and which are not included on the firm's books and records;
• the names of the entities providing the source data or holding the assets, their relationship with each other (e.g., parent, subsidiary or affiliated organization) and their respective functions (introducing/carrying brokerage firms, fund distributor, banking/insurance product providers, etc.);
• a statement clearly distinguishing between assets held or categories of assets held by each entity included in the consolidated report;
• the customer's account number and contact information for customer service at each entity included in the consolidated report;
• identify that assets held away may not be covered by SIPC12; and
• if the consolidated report provides aggregate values for several different assets, an explanation of how the aggregated values of the different types of assets were arithmetically derived from separate asset totals.
8. Disclosures and attestations
To help ensure that a customer is apprised of the nature of the consolidated reporting process, and to ensure delivery of any disclosures or other pertinent information, firms may consider obtaining the customer's signed acknowledgement that he or she has been provided with the relevant disclosures and understands the nature and limitations of the consolidated reporting process. These disclosures may, for example, be included with applicable communications regarding privacy protections. Firms should consider a means to refresh this notice on a periodic basis.
1 This reporting is most commonly issued by firms that maintain an affiliated investment adviser or by registered representatives who also provide investment advisory services to their customers.
2 The FINRA rulebook currently consists of: (1) FINRA Rules; (2) NASD Rules; and (3) rules incorporated from NYSE (Incorporated NYSE Rules) (together, the NASD Rules and the Incorporated NYSE Rules are referred to as the Transitional Rulebook). While the NASD Rules generally apply to all FINRA member firms, the Incorporated NYSE Rules apply only to those members of FINRA that are also members of the NYSE (Dual Members). The FINRA Rules apply to all FINRA member firms, unless such rules have a more limited application by their terms. For more information about the rulebook consolidation process, see Information Notice 3/12/08 (Rulebook Consolidation Process). For convenience, the Incorporated NYSE Rules are referred to as the NYSE Rules.
3 Vendors include Web-based application service providers (ASPs) that aggregate financial data and create reports to firm specifications that may be mailed to customers or, if the firm desires, can be accessed on a read-only basis from the ASP's Web server. To the extent that firms rely on third-party vendors, firms are responsible for complying with applicable requirements regarding outsourcing, as discussed in Notice to Members 05-48. The Notice clarifies firm responsibilities when outsourcing "covered activities," which the Notice identifies as activities or functions that, if performed directly by firms, would be required to be the subject of a supervisory system and written supervisory procedures pursuant to NASD Rule 3010.
4 Depending on the form, content and method of dissemination, these consolidated reports may be considered sales literature or correspondence. As such, they may be subject to various requirements outlined in NASD Rules 2210 and 2211 and associated guidance, such as the requirement for clear and prominent display of the firm's name on communications and disclosures related to use of performance information.
5 Inaccuracies may include discrepancies associated with having consolidated reports and customer account statements produced through separate systems or by different entities. For example, firms have reported finding numerous instances in which the same in-house transaction was reflected differently in each document, thereby requiring a correction before publication or dissemination.
6 NASD Rule 2210(d)(1)(A). See also Regulatory Notice 08-27 (May 2008) (Misleading Communications About Expertise).
7 The better information security programs routinely test controls over access to systems and data related to the reporting process as part of the firm's internal controls regime. Access controls must be rigorously supervised to avoid unauthorized use or manipulation of customer account data.
8 These multi-system situations often arise when a firm affiliates with or acquires a new group of representatives or branch offices that bring with them legacy systems. In some instances, a reporting system may be unique to a single branch office, even to the extent that a single branch may maintain a separate contractual relationship with a third-party vendor to provide these services.
9 Firms are required to have procedures to review, monitor and validate customer changes of address. These policies and procedures must include "a means or method of customer confirmation, notification, or follow-up that can be documented." NASD Rule 3012(a)(2)(B) and NYSE Rule 401.
10 This is consistent with NYSE Rule 409(b) and FINRA's proposed rule change to adopt NASD Rule 2340 (Customer Account Statements) as FINRA Rule 2231. Proposed Supplementary Material .01 (Transmission of Customer Account Statements to Other Persons or Entities) would expressly require a firm to obtain written instructions from the customer in order to send/deliver customer statements, confirmations or other communications to other persons or entities. See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 59921 (May 14, 2009), 74 FR 23912 (May 21, 2009).
11 These elements are drawn from existing guidance relating to multi-account reporting practices for customer account statements in NYSE Rule Interpretations 409(a)/04 (Assets Externally Held and Included on Statements Solely as a Service to Customers) and (a)/06 (Use of Summary Statements) and are consistent with FINRA's proposed rule change to adopt NASD Rule 2340 (Customer Account Statements) as FINRA Rule 2231. The multi-account reporting guidance in proposed FINRA Rule 2231, Proposed Supplementary Material .04 (Assets Externally Held and Included on Statements Solely as a Service to Customers) and Proposed Supplementary Material .06 (Use of Summary Statements) are substantially unchanged from existing NYSE Rule Interpretations 409(a)/4 and 409(a)/6. See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 59921 (May 14, 2009), 74 FR 23912 (May 21, 2009).
12 Firms should consider including a disclosure clarifying that their firm's SIPC coverage would only apply to those assets held at the firm, and to the extent some of the other reported entities may be SIPC members, customers should contact their financial representative or the other entity or refer to the other entity's statement regarding SIPC membership.


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Q: Cmake ExternalProject_Add not retrieving entire project I'm currently using Cmake to add in a static library into my project. Below is my current set up that partially works. By partially I mean that in order for the file to be properly downloaded, I must build the project, then clean it, then build it two successive times for the project to be valid. Is there anything inherently wrong with what I'm doing below that would lead to the project being only partially downloaded?
ExternalProject_Add(
REI_LIB
SVN_REPOSITORY "repo I'm using"
PREFIX ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/rei_lib
CMAKE_ARGS -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=<INSTALL_DIR>
)

ExternalProject_Get_Property(REI_LIB install_dir)
include_directories(${install_dir}/include)

Here is the Cmake file of the the repo and retrieving the project from:
    #Set a minimum Version
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8 FATAL_ERROR)
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG} /MTd")

#Name the project
project("REI_LIB_STANDALONE")

#Create List of Headers and Source files
set(SOURCES)
set(HEADERS)

#Add in the source from this dir
set(SOURCES ${SOURCES} ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/main.cpp)

#Add in the source and headers from all the required sub directories
add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/IO)
add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/MATH)
add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/MESH)
add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/SYSTEM)
add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/UTILS)
add_subdirectory(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/XML)

#Add in the include dir
include_directories(${INCLUDE_DIRS})

#Add each file SOURCE to the correct source dir
foreach(sourceFile ${SOURCES} ${HEADERS})
    #Exact the dir
    set(dir)
    get_filename_component(dir ${sourceFile} DIRECTORY)

    #Get the relative path between the main and this file
    file(RELATIVE_PATH dir ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}  ${dir})

    #Convert the dir to a cmake dir only if dir is not empty from / to \\
    if(NOT ${dir} STREQUAL "")
        STRING(REGEX REPLACE "/" "\\\\" dir ${dir} )
        #file(TO_NATIVE_PATH ${dir} dir)
    endif()

    #Set file in source group
    SOURCE_GROUP(${dir} FILES ${sourceFile})
endforeach(sourceFile)

set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG "-DBOUNDSCHECK  ${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG}")

add_executable(REI_LIB_STANDALONE ${SOURCES} ${HEADERS})
add_library(REI STATIC ${SOURCES} ${HEADERS})

install(TARGETS REI DESTINATION lib)
install(FILES ${HEADERS} DESTINATION include)

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Wildfires at peak of season, and Feds are…
Wildfires at peak of season, and Feds are running out of money to fight blazes
PUBLISHED: August 23, 2013 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: August 29, 2017 at 10:47 a.m.
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Running out of money to fight wildfires at the peak of the season, the U.S. Forest Service is diverting $600 million from timber, recreation and other areas to fill the gap.
The nation's top wildfire-fighting agency was down to $50 million after spending $967 million so far this year, Forest Service spokesman Larry Chambers said Wednesday in an email.
Chambers says the $50 million the Forest Service has left is typically enough to pay for just a few days of fighting fires when the nation is at its top wildfire preparedness level, which went into effect Tuesday.
Fire rages out of control in the Stanislaus National Forest Thursday, Aug. 22, 2013, In California. A wildfire outside Yosemite National Park nearly quadrupled in size Thursday, prompting officers to warn residents in a gated community to evacuate their homes and leading scores of tourists to leave the area during peak season. (AP Photo/The Modesto Bee, Andy Alfaro ) LOCAL TV OUT (KXTV10, KCRA3, KOVR13, FOX40, KMAX31, KQCA58, CENTRAL VALLEY TV); LOCAL PRINT OUT (TURLOCK JOURNAL, CERES COURIER, OAKDALE LEADER, MODESTO VIEW, PATTERSON IRRIGATOR, MANTECA BULLETIN, RIPON, RECROD, SONORA UNION DEMOCRAT, AMADOR LEDGER DISPATCH, ESCALON TIMES, CALAVERAS ENTERPRISE, RIVERBANKS NEWS) LOCAL INTERNET OUT (TURLOCK CITY NEWS.COM, MOTHER LODE.COM)
In this undated photo provided by the U.S. Forest Service, the Rim Fire burns near Groveland Ranger Station in Groveland, Calif. The wildfire outside Yosemite National Park ó one of more than 50 major brush blazes burning across the western U.S. ó more than tripled in size overnight and still threatens about 2,500 homes, hotels and camp buildings. Fire officials said the blaze burning in remote, steep terrain had grown to more than 84 square miles and was only 2 percent contained on Thursday, down from 5 percent a day earlier. (AP Photo/U.S. Forest Service)
A helicopter makes an aerial water drop over the Rim Fire in the Stanislaus National Forest Thursday, Aug. 22, 2013. A wildfire outside Yosemite National Park nearly quadrupled in size Thursday, prompting officers to warn residents in a gated community to evacuate their homes and leading scores of tourists to leave the area during peak season. (AP Photo/The Modesto Bee, Andy Alfaro) LOCAL TV OUT (KXTV10, KCRA3, KOVR13, FOX40, KMAX31, KQCA58, CENTRAL VALLEY TV); LOCAL PRINT OUT (TURLOCK JOURNAL, CERES COURIER, OAKDALE LEADER, MODESTO VIEW, PATTERSON IRRIGATOR, MANTECA BULLETIN, RIPON, RECROD, SONORA UNION DEMOCRAT, AMADOR LEDGER DISPATCH, ESCALON TIMES, CALAVERAS ENTERPRISE, RIVERBANKS NEWS) LOCAL INTERNET OUT (TURLOCK CITY NEWS.COM, MOTHER LODE.COM)
A line of evacuees, forced from the Lolo Creek drainage near Lolo, Mont., by the Lolo Creek Complex of fires, passes through a road block Tuesday evening, August 20, 2013, at the intersection of U.S. Highway 12 and U.S. Highway 93 South. The fire complex grew to 8,000 acres Tuesday evening forcing more evacuations. (AP Photo/Missoulian/Kurt Wilson)
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What to watch for as Kentucky basketball takes on Missouri
Jon Hale
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky will look to build on its blowout win over Tennessee at Missouri on Tuesday. Here are three storylines to watch in the game:
• Keep the focus: After dominating the No. 1 team in the country, Kentucky faces what appears to be a far easier challenge against a Missouri team ranked 92nd nationally by the NCAA's NET metric with a 1-8 record against top-50 teams. Another Quadrant 1 game looms for Kentucky on Saturday against Auburn, ranked 21st in the NET, and four of UK's final six regular season games are against teams in contention for a NCAA Tournament at-large bid.
Of Kentucky's last six opponents, Missouri is by far the worst on paper, but the Tigers did take LSU to overtime at home in late January. The good news for Kentucky is the last time the Wildcats faced a struggling SEC squad after a marquee home win, UK followed its victory over Kansas with a 35-point win at Vanderbilt.
"Definitely in my playing days, anytime you're a young team and you have early success or success, the tendency is to let up," UK associate head coach Kenny Payne said. "The LSU game probably for some of these kids helps them understand that anybody can beat you. … It's normal. You're human. You're going to have lapses, and our job as coaches is to make sure that we tell you what you're about to face."
Related:Kentucky basketball at Missouri: How to watch, stream or listen
• Is Hagans back on track? February has not been as productive as January was for Ashton Hagans, but the freshman point guard bounced back from one of his worst performances in months in the loss to LSU to total 9 points, 7 assists, 2 steals and just 1 turnover in the win over Tennessee.
"Against what people consider the No. 1 point guard (Jordan Bone) in this conference, for him to have some success against him was vital because we have been on him about being focused, being disciplined, being disruptive," Payne said. "And it's hard. He's never worked as hard as he has worked here. He's never had to focus as much as he is having to focus here, and he is a freshman. There are times when he pouts; we have to address it. There are times when he's immature; we have to address it. But then there's times when he is locked in, and that's has been a big difference in our team. When he's locked in, we are really good."
Payne clarified any pouting from Hagans has come on the court and was not out of the ordinary for young players.
Previously:What we learned from Kentucky basketball's win over Tennessee
• Rebounding, rebounding, rebounding: There are few more certain ways to earn praise from UK coach John Calipari than rebounding and few more certain to earn a spot in his doghouse than failing to do so, so it should come as no surprise that freshman guard Tyler Herro was applauded for his season-high 13 boards against Tennessee.
"This is a big game for Tyler," Calipari said. "Forget about baskets made and shots. It was a big game: He got 13 rebounds."
UK coaches are tracking rebounding attempts, pushing UK's bigs to attempt to rebound around 85 to 90 percent of an opponents' misses.
"PJ (Washington) started going down, down, down, as he started scoring more thinking, 'I'm a scorer, I'm not a rebounder,'" Calipari said. "And we had other guys the same thing. That happens to Keldon (Johnson) at times. He'll be at a 53 percent; well, if you're at 53 percent you're only going to get three rebounds. If you're at 80 you got a chance of getting eight or nine or 10."
More Cats:UK basketball's team was supposed to be among the best. Now it is
Jon Hale:jahale@courier-journal.com; Twitter:@JonHale_CJ. Support strong local journalism by subscribing today:courier-journal.com/jonh.


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Important essays on myriad international law subfields in OUP book coedited by Professor Amann, "Arcs of Global Justice: Essays in Honour of William A. Schabas"
LONDON – Building on yesterday's post about the magical London conference launching Arcs of Global Justice: Essays in Honour of William A. Schabas (Margaret M. deGuzman and Diane Marie Amann eds.), today's post profiles the book itself, which, thanks to excellent assistance from John Louth, Blake Ratcliff, and their staff, has just been published by Oxford University Press. (The hardback may be ordered via OUP or Amazon, and the book's also available on Kindle.)
Not least because Professor Schabas delivered two talks here at the University of Georgia School of Law in 2013, I'm very pleased to have coedited this volume with my colleague Meg. The concept, in our words:
Martin Luther King, Jr. once said 'the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.' Testing the optimism of that claim were the many fits and starts in the struggle for human rights that King helped to catalyze. The same is true of other events in the last half-century, from resistance to apartheid and genocide to equal and fair treatment in domestic criminal justice systems, to the formation of entities to prevent atrocities and to bring their perpetrators to justice. Within this display of myriad arcs may be found the many persons who helped shape this half-century of global justice-and prominent among them is William A. Schabas. His panoramic scholarship includes dozens of books and hundreds of articles, and he also has served as an influential policymaker, advocate, and mentor.
This work honours William A. Schabas and his career with essays by luminary scholars and jurists from Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. The essays examine contemporary, historical, cultural, and theoretical aspects of the many arcs of global justice with which Professor Schabas has engaged, in fields including public international law, human rights, transitional justice, international criminal law, and capital punishment.
In all, the book includes 29 contributions by 35 academics, advocates, and jurists, as detailed in the table of contents below. Providing jacket-cover testimonials were Steven Kay QC, Philippe Sands QC, Professor and former Ambassador David Scheffer, and Judge Christine Van den Wyngaert. We hope that you'll follow their recommendations and give these important, substantive essays a very good read.
Arcs of Global Justice:
Essays in Honour of William A. Schabas
► Foreword by Diane Marie Amann and Margaret M. deGuzman, coeditors
► Introduction: William Schabas: Portrait of a Scholar/Activist Extraordinaire by Roger S. Clark, Board of Governors Professor of Law, Rutgers University School of Law
► Human Rights and International Criminal Justice in the Twenty First Century: The End of the Post-WWII Phase and the Beginning of an Uncertain New Era by M. Cherif Bassiouni (He died at age 79 in September, just weeks after he completed final changes on this essay; as posted, our conference included a memorial to him. At the time of his death, he was Emeritus Professor of Law, DePaul University College of Law; Honorary President, Siracusa Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights; and Honorary President, L'Association internationale de droit pénal.)
► William Schabas, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and International Human Rights Law by Justice Thomas A. Cromwell, Supreme Court of Canada, and Bruno Gélinas-Faucher, formerly a law clerk on that court and now a Cambridge PhD candidate
► The International Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance, as a Victim-Oriented Treaty by Emmanuel Decaux, Professor Emeritus, Université Paris 2 (Panthéon-Assas), and former President, Committee on Enforced Disappearances
► The Politics of Sectarianism and its Reflection in Questions of International Law & State Formation in The Middle East by Kathleen Cavanaugh, Senior Lecturer at the Irish Centre for Human Rights, National University of Ireland Galway, and Joshua Castellino, Professor of Law & Dean of the School of Law, as well as the Business School, at Middlesex University, London
► International Law and the Death Penalty: A Toothless Tiger, or a Meaningful Force for Change? by Sandra L. Babcock, Clinical Professor of Law at Cornell Law School and Faculty Director of the Cornell Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide
► The UN Optional Protocol on the Abolition of the Death Penalty by Marc Bossuyt, Fellow at the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study, Emeritus Professor of the University of Antwerp, Emeritus President of the Constitutional Court of Belgium, and former Chairman of the UN Commission on Human Rights
► The Right to Life and the Progressive Abolition of the Death Penalty by Christof Heyns, formerly the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions from 2010 through 2016, and now a member of the UN Human Rights Committee and Professor of Human Rights Law at the University of Pretoria, Thomas Probert, Research Associate, Centre of Governance & Human Rights, University of Cambridge, and Tess Borden, Aryeh Neier Fellow at Human Rights Watch and the American Civil Liberties Union, and former researcher for the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution
► Progress and Trend of the Reform of the Death Penalty in China by Zhao Bingzhi, Dean of the College for Criminal Law Science of Beijing Normal University, President of the Criminal Law Research Association of China, Vice-President of the International Association of Penal Law, and President of that association's Chinese National Group
► Criminal Law Philosophy in William Schabas' Scholarship by Margaret M. deGuzman, Professor of Law at Temple University's Beasley School of Law
► Is the ICC Focusing too Much on Non-State Actors? by Frédéric Mégret, Associate Professor and Dawson Scholar, Faculty of Law, McGill University
► The Principle of Legality at the Crossroads of Human Rights and International Criminal Law by Shane Darcy, Senior Lecturer at the Irish Centre for Human Rights, National University of Ireland Galway
► Revisiting the Sources of Applicable Law Before the ICC by Alain Pellet, Emeritus Professor at the University of Paris Nanterre, former Chairperson of the UN International Law Commission, President of the French Society for International Law, Member of the Institut de droit international, as well as Counsel and Advocate before the International Court of Justice, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, and other forums
► The ICC as a Work in Progress, for a World in Process by Mireille Delmas-Marty, Member, Institut de France, and Professor Emerita, Collège de France de Paris
► Legacy in International Criminal Justice by Carsten Stahn, Professor of International Criminal Law and Global Justice, Leiden University
► Torture by Private Actors and 'Gold Plating' the Offence in National Law: An Exchange of Emails in Honour of William Schabas by Andrew Clapham, Professor of Public International Law at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, and Paola Gaeta, Professor of International Law and International Criminal Law at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
► Secrets and Surprises in the Travaux Préparatoires of the Genocide Convention by Hirad Abtahi, First Legal Adviser, Head of the Legal and Enforcement Unit, at the Presidency of the International Criminal Court, and Philippa Webb, Reader (Associate Professor) in Public International Law at King's College London and a barrister at 20 Essex Street Chambers
► Perspectives on Cultural Genocide: From Criminal Law to Cultural Diversity by Jérémie Gilbert, Professor of International and Comparative Law, University of East London
► Crimes Against Humanity: Repairing Title 18's Blind Spots by Beth Van Schaack, Leah Kaplan Visiting Professor in Human Rights at Stanford Law School and Visiting Scholar at the Center for International Security & Cooperation at Stanford University
► A New Global Treaty on Crimes Against Humanity: Future Prospects by Leila Nadya Sadat, James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law and Director of the Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute at Washington University School of Law, Special Adviser to the ICC Prosecutor on Crimes Against Humanity, and Director of the Crimes Against Humanity Initiative
Transitional Justice and Atrocity Prevention
► Justice Outside of Criminal Courtrooms and Jailhouses by Mark A. Drumbl, Class of 1975 Alumni Professor of Law and Director, Transnational Law Institute, Washington and Lee University School of Law
► Toward Greater Synergy between Courts and Truth Commissions in Post-Conflict Contexts: Lessons from Sierra Leone by Charles Chernor Jalloh, Professor of Law, Florida International University, and a member of the International Law Commission
► International Criminal Tribunals and Cooperation with States: Serbia and the provision of evidence for the Slobodan Milosevic Trial at the ICTY by Geoffrey Nice QC, a barrister since 1971, formerly at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, and Nevenka Tromp, Lecturer in East European Studies at the University of Amsterdam and former member of the ICTY Leadership Research Team
► The Arc toward Justice and Peace by Mary Ellen O'Connell, the Robert and Marion Short Chair in Law at the University of Notre Dame Law School
► The Maintenance of International Peace and Security through Prevention of Atrocity Crimes: The Question of Co-operation between the UN and regional Arrangements by Adama Dieng, UN Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, as well as former Registrar of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and former Secretary-General of the International Commission of Jurists
Justice in Culture and Practice
► Law and Film: Curating Rights Cinema by Emma Sandon, Senior Lecturer in Film and Television at Birkbeck, University of London, and a Research Fellow to the Chair for Social Change, University of Johannesburg
► The Role of Advocates in Developing International Law by Wayne Jordash QC, international human rights and humanitarian lawyer and founding partner of Global Rights Compliance
► Bill the Blogger by Diane Marie Amann, Emily and Ernest Woodruff Chair in International Law and Faculty Co-Director of the Dean Rusk International Law Center at the University of Georgia School of Law
(Cross-posted from Diane Marie Amann)
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Andrzej Daszkiewicz, On the Invariant Ideals of the Symmetric Algebra $S.(V \oplus \wedge^2 V)$, J. Algebra 125, 1989, 444-473.
David Eisenbud, Gunnar Fl\o ystad, and Jerzy Weyman, The existence of pure free resolutions, arXiv:0709.1529.
William Fulton, Young Tableaux: With Applications to Representation Theory and Geometry, London Math. Society Student Texts 35, 1997.
Jerzy Weyman, Cohomology of Vector Bundles and Syzygies, Cambridge University Press, 2002.
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By the general theory from Eisenbud-Fl\o ystad-Weyman, each of these free modules should be essentially Schur functors corresponding to the following partitions.
We now use pieri to construct each of the maps of the resolution separately.
Fix the degrees (i.e. make sure that the target of f2 is the source of f1, etc). Otherwise the test of exactness below would fail.
Check that the complex is exact.
Looks great! Now let's try it modulo some prime numbers and see if we get exactness.
These do not piece together well. The reason is that pieri changes the bases of the free modules in a way which is not invertible (over ZZ) when the ground field has positive characteristic.
Version 1.0 of this package was accepted for publication in volume 1 of the journal The Journal of Software for Algebra and Geometry: Macaulay2 on 2009-06-27, in the article Computing inclusions of Schur modules. That version can be obtained from the journal or from the Macaulay2 source code repository, svn://svn.macaulay2.com/Macaulay2/trunk/M2/Macaulay2/packages/PieriMaps.m2, release number 9343.
This documentation describes version 1.0 of PieriMaps.
The source code from which this documentation is derived is in the file PieriMaps.m2.


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