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Understanding and quantifying asbestos litigation compensation and costs can help policymakers assess how best to resolve future claims for everyone involved.
Since the 1980s, the ICJ has published the most comprehensive research on asbestos litigation in the country. The research focuses on estimating the scale of the litigation, describing trends over time, and analyzing the factors underlying such trends. How many claims have been filed? By whom? Against whom? For what kinds of conditions? At what cost? How much of the money spent is going to injured parties? If current trends continue, how many people will bring asbestos claims in the future and at what cost to defendants?
This work identifies the dimensions of the litigation so that policymakers can assess whether the tort system or some other alternative is the best way to resolve asbestos claims in the future.
Response to Inselbuch and Sackett's Critique of RAND Reports on Asbestos Trusts and Asbestos Litigation 2016
Lloyd Dixon, Geoffrey McGovern, Kathryn Kuznitsky
RAND responds to a piece published in Mealey's Asbestos Bankruptcy Report that was critical of three RAND studies on asbestos litigation and bankruptcy trusts.
Bankruptcy's Effect on Product Identification in Asbestos Personal Injury Cases 2015
Lloyd Dixon, Geoffrey McGovern
This report investigates whether bankruptcy reduces the likelihood that exposure to the asbestos-containing products of bankrupt parties will be identified in interrogatories and depositions. It also presents plaintiff and defense perspectives on whether the findings are a cause for concern and what, if anything, should be done in response.
Bankruptcy Trusts Complicate the Outcomes of Asbestos Lawsuits 2015
Interrogatories and depositions in a tort case against a bankrupt firm are less likely to reveal exposure to asbestos in the firm's product than if the case had occurred before the firm filed bankruptcy.
Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts and Tort Compensation 2011
Asbestos bankruptcy trusts play an important role in compensating asbestos injuries. This monograph examines how state tort laws address compensation paid by trusts and the evidence submitted in trust claim forms, how court proceedings take this evidence and compensation into account, and how the establishment of the trusts potentially affects compensation.
Bankruptcy Trusts, Asbestos Compensation, and the Courts 2011
People with asbestos injuries are increasingly receiving compensation from trusts set up by bankrupt asbestos defendants. This brief documents how courts handling these cases consider trust payments when determining compensation.
Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts: An Overview of Trust Structure and Activity with Detailed Reports on the Largest Trusts 2010
Lloyd Dixon, Geoffrey McGovern, Amy Coombe
This report describes the creation, organization, and operation of asbestos personal-injury trusts and compiles publicly available information on the assets, outlays, and governing boards of the 26 largest trusts. The authors find that the publicly available information provides a rich source of information on trust activity but that more detailed information is needed to determine their impact on important compensation outcomes.
The Abuse of Medical Diagnostic Practices in Mass Litigation: The Case of Silica 2009
Stephen J. Carroll, Lloyd Dixon, James M. Anderson, Thor Hogan, Elizabeth M. Sloss
This report reviews the court proceedings that led to the uncovering of abusive diagnostic practices in silica litigation, then identifies several areas in which changes in litigation practices and procedures could increase the likelihood that similar diagnosing practices would be uncovered in the future or prevented from occurring in the first place.
Diagnostic Abuse in Silica Litigation 2009
This brief analyzes the factors that led to the exposure of widespread abuse in the diagnoses in thousands of silica injury claims in Texas, then suggests ways to uncover such abuses in mass personal-injury litigation more easily in the future.
Asbestos Litigation 2005
Stephen J. Carroll, Deborah R. Hensler, Jennifer Gross, Elizabeth M. Sloss, Matthias Schonlau, Allan Abrahamse, J. Scott Ashwood
Asbestos litigation is the longest-running mass tort litigation in U.S.history. Through 2002, approximately 730,000 individuals have brought claims against some 8,400 business entities, and defendants and insurers have spent a total of $70 billion on litigation. Building on previous RAND briefings, the authors report on what happened to those who have claimed injury from asbestos, what happened to the defendants in those cases, and how lawyers and judges have managed the cases.
Asbestos Litigation Costs, Compensation, and Alternatives 2005
This research brief describes work documented in Asbestos Litigation (MG-162-ICJ).
Fashioning a National Resolution of Asbestos Personal Injury Litigation: A Reply to Professor Brickman 2003
Deborah R. Hensler
In this paper, reprinted from Cardozo Law Review, the author responds to Professor Brickman's analysis of the asbestos litigation problem, as well as to his proposal for a national administrative solution to the problem.
Asbestos Litigation Costs and Compensation: An Interim Report 2001
Stephen J. Carroll, Deborah R. Hensler, Allan Abrahamse, Jennifer Gross, J. Scott Ashwood, Elizabeth M. Sloss, Michelle White
The number of asbestos claims filed annually, the number and types of firms named as defendants in asbestos litigation, and the costs of the litigation to those defendants have all risen sharply in recent years. Given these trends, the authors examine the dimensions of asbestos litigation: How many claims have been filed? By whom? Against whom? For what kinds of conditions? At what cost and with what economic effects? And, if current trends continue, what will be the future costs of the litigation?
Asbestos Litigation in the U.S.: A New Look at an Old Issue 2000
Stephen J. Carroll, Deborah R. Hensler, Michelle White, Jennifer Gross
This briefing documents the first phase of a new study on asbestos litigation, now the longest-running mass tort litigation in U.S. history.
Asbestos Litigation in the United States: A Brief Overview 1991
Summarizes the scope of asbestos litigation in the United States, the response of the civil justice system to date, and the obstacles to efficient and equitable resolution of asbestos-related personal injury claims.


It is essential to have a good level of French to be able to follow the courses at the École Normale Supérieure de Rennes: level B2 of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is required for every incoming foreign student.
If your application file is excellent but your French level is weak, ENS Rennes organises a summer school offering French language classes.
The Centre for International Mobility (CMI) of Rennes, in partnership with the Rennes International Centre of French Studies for Foreigners (CIREFE), provides French language classes for international researchers and PhD students. To determine the level of the participants and divide them into several groups, an evaluation test is given at the CIREFE.
Based on the results, the participants join the various regular CIREFE classes.
The classes take place twice weekly, from Monday to Thursday from 6:15 pm to 8:15 pm in the CIREFE premises (Villejean campus).


RALEIGH – Hundreds of Raleigh residents gathered Thursday outside what was once the Cardinal Theater at North Hills to see what their forebears sealed 50 years ago in a copper cylinder to show what life in Raleigh was like.
The capsule was buried at a ceremony on Thursday, June 8, 1967, to honor the grand opening of the theater. On Thursday, wet from groundwater, the capsule's contents were unveiled. They included a range of soggy items – a plastic-wrapped newspaper, a gift certificate to the Cardinal Theater, a key to the city, audiotapes and books.
David Mobley, 69, came to see what was in the capsule with his wife, Peggy, 69, and daughter, Diane Willeford, 39.
Mobley said being in front of the former theater – which is now a Bonefish Grill – brought back a rush of memories for the family.
"I used to bring Diane and her two siblings to the children's movies on Tuesday mornings," Peggy Mobley said.
The family has lived nearby for many years and watched the phases in the life of the shopping center and mall.
"We used to live to go to North Hills and go to the K&W Cafeteria," David Mobley said.
The old North Hills Mall, like the theater, is long gone, swallowed up by a dense combination of stores, restaurants, bars, offices and apartments.
In a brief speech Thursday before the time capsule's contents were held up one-by-one by North Hills redeveloper John Kane, Raleigh native and film director Peyton Reed shared how the Cardinal influenced him.
Reed, 52, has directed feature films including "Bring it On," "The Break-Up" and "Ant-Man," and said the Cardinal was his "dojo." Seeing films at the Cardinal taught him the language of visual storytelling and introduced the ideas not only of film making but film exhibition, he wrote in the June edition of Walter Magazine.
He told the crowd Thursday he was "hell-bent" on attending the capsule opening and had marked his calendar for many years so he would remember.
David Leonard, 62, was the assistant manager at the Cardinal between 1970 and about 1976. He said that the time capsule opening brought back memories of the time he spent with some of his co-workers, who still gather in North Hills for reunions every few years.
He said that the area now dubbed "Midtown" was once the northern edge of Raleigh.
"You would drive past here, and Six Forks Road was mostly pastures," Leonard said.
The contents that had been buried since 1967 were displayed at North Hills on Thursday. They will now be dried and displayed at the City of Raleigh Museum.
In the coming days, a new and hopefully more watertight time capsule will be buried with a new range of items that include a model of N.C State University's Bell Tower, a 2017 UNC National Champions T-shirt, memorabilia from local sports teams and a book by author David Sedaris, who grew up in Raleigh.
The new time capsule also will get contributions from The News & Observer, WRAL, Walter Magazine, the Raleigh Fire Department and students from nearby public and private schools.
A sixth-grader at Carroll Middle School, Emma Poyer, said her school is including an iPad – complete with a charger – programmed with apps students use in today's classrooms.
It was chosen to represent Carroll, because when the capsule is revealed in 50 years, the tablet will show how far technology has come in the past half-century.


Working Title Films and Big Talk Productions have started shooting The World's End, the third installment in Edgar Wright's trilogy of comedies, following the successes Shaun of the Dead (2004) and Hot Fuzz (2007).
As with the two earlier pictures, Wright co-wrote the script with Simon Pegg, who will once again star alongside Nick Frost and recently announced Rosamund Pike and Paddy Considine, and now the team widens with actors Martin Freeman and Eddie Marsan joining.
In The World's End, 20 years after attempting an epic pub crawl, five childhood friends reunite when one of them becomes hellbent on trying the drinking marathon again. They are convinced to stage an encore by mate Gary King, a 40-year-old man trapped at the cigarette end of his teens, who drags his reluctant pals to their hometown and once again attempts to reach the fabled pub – The World's End. As they attempt to reconcile the past and present, they realize the real struggle is for the future, not just theirs but humankind's. Reaching The World's End is the least of their worries.
The World's End is also Mr. Wright's third movie with Working Title and Big Talk, following Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz; The World's End is produced by Nira Park of Big Talk and Working Title's Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. The film will be executive-produced by James Biddle, Mr. Wright, Mr. Pegg, Mr. Frost, and Liza Chasin.
The helmer is also reteaming with director of photography Bill Pope, production designer Marcus Rowland, hair and make-up designer Jane Walker, editor Paul Machliss, stunt coordinator Bradley Allen, and VFX Double Negative. Guy Speranza is the film's costume designer.
The new movie is filming in the U.K. As with the first two movies in the trilogy, Universal Pictures International (UPI) will distribute The World's End internationally and Focus Features will distribute it in North America.
The World's End comes to theaters on August 23rd, 2013.


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Australia's mainline Christian churches have been facing a challenge of survival in one of the world's most secularised countries, and especially so since the late 1960s cultural upheaval.
While the Census returns show that close to 70 per cent of Australians admit to being Christian, a large proportion of these rarely darken the doorstep of their local churches, save for weddings or funerals.
While the Anglican and Uniting churches have long been succumbing to secularism, the Catholic Church, being the largest and most structured in terms of doctrines and leadership, was more likely to hold its ground.
Indistinguishable
Michael Gilchrist's latest book, however, questions this view, indicating that the Catholic Church in Australia is in fact gradually approaching the situation of the other larger Christian churches, with steady declines in belief and practice in evidence. The vast majority of Catholics are now virtually indistinguishable from other Australians in regard to abortion, IVF, contraception, homosexuality and marriage and divorce.
Much of Lost! is based on the Church's own detailed statistical surveys of belief and practice in parishes, schools and universities. These go back for up to 30 years and all indicate a continuing decline.
Most regular Mass attenders today are in the older age brackets, while for those just out of school, or in their 20s, the practice rate is down to around five per cent. If this situation continues, the overall average will come down from its present 15 per cent to about five per cent in the coming decades.
Gilchrist is particularly critical of the performances of the Catholic Church's educational institutions which have failed to teach the faith adequately to new generations over the past 30 years and have contributed to the present precarious situation.
While the Church's requirements in areas like liturgy, theology and religious education have been clearly spelled out by recent popes, they have been unevenly implemented - not surprisingly, given the numerous documented instances of opposition from highly placed, influential people.
While the general picture is bleak, and worsening, Gilchrist argues that the Church's leaders have to acknowledge this harsh reality if there is to be any remedial action. He cites recent positive developments, such as the strong leadership of some of the bishops and increases in recruitment to the priesthood.
The radical solutions which Gilchrist suggests in his concluding chapter may seem too strong for the tastes of many "comfort zone" Catholics. However, the alternative to biting the bullet - and soon - will most likely be a "lost" Catholic Church in Australia.
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Way back in October, the folks at MoonRise Market reached out to see if we'd be interested in checking out their Globe Trotter whiskey decanter. We accepted their offer, and about a week later it arrived, and we excitedly opened up the box and took our first peek at the decanter.
Our first thought upon opening the box was that there was no way a full bottle of whiskey was going to fit into the decanter. It was much smaller than we anticipated so we sent an email to our contact at MoonRise and expressed our concern. They were quick to assure us that not only would it fit, but that it would have some room left over since the decanter's actual volume is 850 ml.
Armed with their promise of "more than enough room" in the decanter it aside for a few days so we could take care of a few other bourbon items on our list. And then life happened to cause us to get pulled in a million different directions which resulted in us totally forgetting that the decanter was waiting for us to return and give it the proper attention it deserved.
Fast forward to today, and here we are ready to give you our thoughts on the Globe Trotter whiskey decanter and whether or not you should consider one for yourself or the whiskey lover in your life.
The Globe Trotter whiskey decanter arrived an extremely well-packed box (no chance anything will break during shipping) printed with sharp graphics depicting the decanter and matching glasses. The decanter was smaller than we expected (as previously stated) but it is nicely etched providing an interesting contrast once whiskey is added to the decanter. The decanter comes with a heavy glass stopper that fits snugly and appears to do an excellent job of keeping air out and your whiskey in the globe.
Accompanying the decanter is a matching pair of etched rocks glasses. While nicely designed, the glasses are fairly thin and light. I prefer heavier glasses and would love to have seen more robust glasses included as part of the package. Anyone who purchases this decanter will need to take extra care when using the glasses–especially when washing them.
A small metal funnel was also included in the box to help you pour whiskey into the decanter. I recommend throwing it away and using a bigger one from your collection. It will save you time by filling the decanter quicker and by saving you time that you spend cleaning up spilled whiskey as a result of using a funnel that is too small for the task at hand.
Putting our larger funnel to work, we poured a 750 ml bottle of Elijah Craig Barrel Proof bourbon into the decanter and true to what MoonRise Market promised, it fit with room to spare.
Once the decanter was filled with whiskey, we placed it back onto its wood stand and took a few minutes to admire how it looked. As the photo above shows, it looks pretty damn cool. The contrast of the white etched glass against the dark amber of the bourbon looked amazing. Pair it with the matching glasses, and it would be right at home on the set of Mad Men.
There's no doubt that the Globe Trotter whiskey decanter would look go in just about any office whether on a credenza or in a bookshelf. Its small size and larger than expected volume makes it a nice way to keep whiskey handy without display bottles out in the open. But it would probably look a bit out of place in a typical bar setup.
Overall I think the Globe Trotter decanter is an excellent option for those looking for a way to keep whiskey readily available without having to put bottles on display or create a dedicated bar area. (e.g., small enough to keep in your office on a shelf). While I don't have anywhere in my home or office to put it (I already have a home bar and an antique globe bar in my office), I would have no issue giving one as a gift to someone that enjoys whiskey.
If you're inclined to buy one for yourself or as a gift, there are quite a few places online where you can find the Globe Trotter as well as different, but similar designs, but we kindly ask that you give the folks at MoonRise Market an opportunity to win your business. Visit them online and check out their story and then place an order for your very own Globe Trotter whiskey decanter.
Good review, I agree with most of it, I purchased this decanter and I am very happy with it, it is a perfect gift.


An Adriatic gem hidden away in the bay of Kotor, this fortified town is the perfect escape for anyone who needs a break from bustling city life.
The quaint town of Kotor offers adventure activities, afternoons browsing quirky shops and chilled mornings exploring it's beaches and coves. The ultimate coastal break!
Kotor is a really small town, so you could see it all in a day. If you did want to see more of the very beautiful surrounding area, it would be worth spending 3 or 4 nights so that you've got time for excursions, but if you're just staying in the city then 2 nights is plenty. Even if you've only got 1 night it's still worth seeing!
Kotor is situated in a very mountainous area so it doesn't have a train station. It's easily accessible via regular coaches from Southern Croatia, Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia.
Kotor's most visited attraction focuses on the natural landscape itself. Hike up the 1000+ steps of this ancient road to Kotor's fortress and enjoy the stunning view of the fjord-like bay.
Beautiful national park with mountains and views of the bay. Great for hiking excursions and day trips.
Tiny abandoned monastery in the bay of Kotor. Take a 5-minute boat trip from Perast and explore the little islets.
Kotor's Unesco World Heritage status means the old town itself is worth a couple of hours – wander the atmospheric paved streets and watch the sunset over the bay.
the old town is the city's main attraction. You'll find plenty of tasty local cuisine and old alleyways to get lost in.
The area around the city of Kotor sits on the bay of Kotor. Here you'll find loads of other tiny old towns, with plenty of gorgeous views and waterside cafes from which to enjoy them!
Museum with historical exhibitions on the story of Kotor's naval past.
A beautiful Romanesque church from the middle ages, featuring frescoes and silver relics.
Part of the old city walls which make up the fortification of Kotor – you can walk the walls and explore the old ramparts.
Charming church built near the city walls. If you explore behind the church, you'll also find some tucked away gardens, perfect for quiet contemplation.
Yes! Tours meet daily at 12 noon outside the tourist info kiosk (next to the main gate in the old town). Tours last around an hour and end at the North Gate.


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Rashmi Anand est élevée à Kolkata et son travail la conduit à Delhi où ses parents ont arrangé un mariage avec un avocat prospère de la ville. Ses parents veulent qu'elle se taise, même si elle doit aller à l'hôpital à cause des blessures que son mari lui inflige.

Anand a subi des violences physiques de la part de son mari pendant dix ans. Ils ont eu deux enfants ensemble et quand elle a finalement décidé de rompre le mariage, elle est partie avec son enfant de six ans qui ne parlait pas à cause du stress. Elle n'a pas porté plainte contre son mari en raison des menaces qu'il a proférées, mais elle a obtenu la garde de leurs enfants. Cette histoire a servi de base à son premier livre.

Le calendrier 2010 de la police de Delhi est basé sur sa vie et son premier livre.

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Q: extract rowwise_df regressions to display using texreg inspired by SO this answer I'm using teh do dplyr to perform several regressions at once, I would however like to display my output using texreg and do() produces a rowwise_df object, but if I extract the list of regression some information seem to have been lost. Is there a simply way to solve this? The minimal example below.
First some required packages
# install.packages(c("tidyverse", "broom", "texreg"), dependencies = TRUE)
library(tidyverse)

Second, some dummy data
df.h = data.frame(
  hour     = factor(rep(1:6, each = 21)),
  price    = runif(504, min = -10, max = 125),
  wind     = runif(504, min = 0, max = 2500),
  temp     = runif(504, min = - 10, max = 25)
)

Third the do()
dfHour = df.h %>% group_by(hour) %>%
  do(fitHour = lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = .))

Forth, get the coefficients by group in a tidy data_frame
library(broom)
dfHourCoef = tidy(dfHour, fitHour)
dfHourCoef

#> # A tibble: 72 x 6
#> # Groups:   hour [6]
#>    hour  term          estimate std.error statistic  p.value
#>    <fct> <chr>            <dbl>     <dbl>     <dbl>    <dbl>
#>  1 1     (Intercept)  78.2       17.6       4.44    0.000316
#>  2 1     wind          0.000145   0.0107    0.0135  0.989
#>  3 1     temp        - 1.27       0.834    -1.52    0.145
#>  4 2     (Intercept)  69.7       18.9       3.68    0.00171
#>  5 2     wind        - 0.0150     0.0121   -1.24    0.232
#>  6 2     temp        - 0.00355    0.989    -0.00359 0.997
#>  7 3     (Intercept)  61.0       14.1       4.32    0.000413
#>  8 3     wind        - 0.00599    0.00987  -0.607   0.552
#>  9 3     temp          0.603      0.704     0.858   0.402
#> 10 4     (Intercept)  57.9       19.1       3.02    0.00729
#> # ... with 8 more rows

I would however like to use texreg, I've tried something like this, but the output gets scrambled up somehow. Any help would be appreciated.
library(texreg)
class(dfHour[[2]])
#> [1] "list"
screenreg(dfHour[[2]]) # Not working

doing it manually would look something like this,
fit1 <- lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = subset(df.h, hour == 1))
fit2 <- lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = subset(df.h, hour == 2))
fit3 <- lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = subset(df.h, hour == 3))
fit4 <- lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = subset(df.h, hour == 4))
fit5 <- lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = subset(df.h, hour == 5))
fit6 <- lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = subset(df.h, hour == 6))

fits <- list(fit1, fit2, fit3, fit4, fit5, fit6)
texreg::screenreg(fits)
#> =================================================================================
#>              Model 1     Model 2    Model 3     Model 4    Model 5     Model 6
#> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> (Intercept)   78.23 ***   69.73 **   60.96 ***   57.87 **   89.18 ***   64.29 ***
#>              (17.62)     (18.94)    (14.11)     (19.14)    (19.08)     (15.62)
#> wind           0.00       -0.01      -0.01       -0.01      -0.01        0.00
#>               (0.01)      (0.01)     (0.01)      (0.01)     (0.01)      (0.01)
#> temp          -1.27       -0.00       0.60        1.39      -0.48       -2.17 *
#>               (0.83)      (0.99)     (0.70)      (0.94)     (0.98)      (0.93)
#> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#> R^2            0.11        0.08       0.05        0.11       0.06        0.23
#> Adj. R^2       0.02       -0.02      -0.05        0.01      -0.05        0.15
#> Num. obs.     21          21         21          21         21          21
#> RMSE          35.24       41.60      32.59       41.44      39.87       38.39
#> =================================================================================
#> *** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.01, * p < 0.05#>

A: We can pull the 'fitHour' and apply screenreg
library(texreg)
out <- dfHour %>%
         pull(fitHour) %>%
         screenreg

-output
out
#================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================
#             Model 1  Model 2  Model 3   Model 4    Model 5    Model 6     Model 7  Model 8    Model 9    Model 10    Model 11    Model 12    Model 13   Model 14    Model 15   Model 16  Model 17   Model 18   Model 19  Model 20   Model 21  Model 22    Model 23   Model 24
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#(Intercept)   32.42    26.59    43.68 *   52.69 **   48.22 **   70.75 ***   48.65    51.23 **   63.47 **   68.99 ***  102.76 ***   64.77 ***   77.99 **   82.14 ***   50.16 **   50.87 *   69.29 **   64.07 **   31.96     66.61 **   44.88 *   88.75 ***   47.27 **   83.94 ***
#             (19.57)  (19.59)  (15.44)   (16.96)    (16.05)    (15.81)     (25.35)  (15.93)    (20.87)    (15.09)     (15.62)     (16.50)     (20.63)    (12.96)     (16.84)    (20.74)   (19.68)    (22.24)    (19.97)   (19.48)    (21.17)   (17.92)     (14.79)    (19.90)
#wind           0.02     0.02     0.00      0.00       0.01      -0.00       -0.01     0.00      -0.01      -0.00       -0.04 ***    0.01       -0.01      -0.01       -0.00      -0.00     -0.00       0.00       0.02      0.00      -0.00     -0.03 *      0.01      -0.01
#              (0.01)   (0.01)   (0.01)    (0.02)     (0.01)     (0.01)      (0.01)   (0.01)     (0.01)     (0.01)      (0.01)      (0.01)      (0.01)     (0.01)      (0.01)     (0.01)    (0.01)     (0.01)     (0.01)    (0.01)     (0.01)    (0.01)      (0.01)     (0.01)
#temp           0.33     0.57    -0.97     -0.09      -0.65      -0.95        0.99    -0.56      -0.27       1.21       -0.84       -0.82       -0.76      -0.67        0.66      -0.02     -0.50       0.62       0.21     -0.75       1.29      0.60        1.04       0.40
#              (0.90)   (0.85)   (0.76)    (0.93)     (0.67)     (0.90)      (1.09)   (1.05)     (0.91)     (0.91)      (0.72)      (0.90)      (0.90)     (0.56)      (1.06)     (1.05)    (1.06)     (0.77)     (0.94)    (0.98)     (1.00)    (0.87)      (0.73)     (1.05)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#R^2            0.10     0.11     0.10      0.00       0.07       0.06        0.07     0.02       0.01       0.10        0.52        0.05        0.06       0.16        0.02       0.00      0.02       0.04       0.10      0.03       0.09      0.20        0.18       0.08
#Adj. R^2      -0.00     0.01    -0.00     -0.11      -0.04      -0.04       -0.03    -0.09      -0.10      -0.01        0.47       -0.06       -0.05       0.06       -0.09      -0.11     -0.09      -0.07       0.00     -0.07      -0.01      0.12        0.08      -0.03
#Num. obs.     21       21       21        21         21         21          21       21         21         21          21          21          21         21          21         21        21         21         21        21         21        21          21         21
#RMSE          36.96    37.34    32.60     45.40      35.19      41.34       42.79    39.51      38.83      35.61       28.44       39.39       38.70      30.11       40.61      40.08     40.88      40.13      41.68     43.08      42.78     39.12       30.62      40.79
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If we need to apply on individual models of 'dfHour'
dfHour2 <- dfHour %>%
             ungroup %>%
             mutate(Texreg = map(fitHour, screenreg))

The whole exercise can be done without do as well
df.h %>%
     group_by(hour) %>%
     nest(-hour) %>%
     mutate(model = map(data,  ~ {
         mod <- lm(price ~ wind + temp, data = .x)
        tibble(list(mod), Texreg = list(screenreg(mod)))})) %>%
    select(-data) %>%
    unnest

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Oroszlány () is a city in Hungary, Komárom-Esztergom county, Central Transdanubia region, located on the North-West flanks of the Vértes Mountains. It has a population of 20.487. The main tourist attraction of the town is the 18th-century Camaldolese monastery of Majk.

Etymology

The name of the town comes from the lion () on the coat of arms of the Csák family that founded it.

History
There was a settlement in Környe near the town already during the Roman era (Quirinum), but there are also traces from even earlier from the Avar people whose presence is attested by the cemetery remains found in 1957 and 1973.

Its first mention is from 1383 when the name Oroszlankew (modern Hungarian: oroszlánkő meaning lion/lion's stone) appears and then it is mentioned in a 15th-century deed as Possesio Orozlankew of the Csák family.

In 1536 the "Castle of Oroszlánkő" is mentioned and then it is not mentioned any more among the populated settlements during the time of Turkish occupation. What is certain is that the Turks set to fire the castles of Tata, Gesztes and Vitány in their 1543 campaign so the castle of Oroszlánkő may also have shared their fate.

In the second half of the 16th and in the 17th century the castle and its surroundings are totally uninhabited that is the contemporary name Pusztaoroszlánkő (=barren lion's stone). The area was repopulated by the then lords of the area, the Esterházys who settled Slovaks from the Pozsony (today Bratislava), Nitra and Trencin counties to the empty land. At this time, the ruins of the castle were still there but they were carried away piece by piece for building houses.

After the fall of the Rákóczi's War for Independence, the lord of the land, Antal Esterházy followed his ruler to exile so his land fell in the hands of the József Esterházy, who was loyal to the Habsburg court. At this time there were only 20 peasant families which increased to 598 living in about 200 houses by the 1820s.

After the revolutions in 1848–49, despite the abolishing serfdom the peasants had to continue to work for and serve the nearby estate of the Esterházys. Due to the dire circumstances hundreds of people migrated from the region which was deteriorated by the following World Wars.

During the communist era, the emphasis shifted towards the coalfields surrounding the town (the traces of mineral charcoal had already been discovered at the beginning of the 20th century). As a result of rapid industrialization, the city status was awarded in 1954 and the area of Oroszlány became one of the most important coal mining regions of the country. However it came to an end, all the mines have been closed down with the exception of the only running Márkushegy coal mine in Pusztavám.

On January 29, 2011 a moderate earthquake struck only a few km from Oroszlány. 26 damage cases have been reported. It was essentially light damage like cracks in walls and fallen chimneys. The earthquake had a magnitude of 4.3 at a shallow focal depth of 5 km. The epicenter of the earthquake was located in Vertessomlo, a few km from Oroszlány. The earthquake was well felt in Budapest.

Attractions in the area
 Majk
 Vértesszentkereszt Abbley
 Gerencsér Castle
 Vitány Castle
 Gesztesi Castle
 Oroszlánkő Castle

Sport
Oroszlányi SZE, association football club
OSE Lions, men's professional basketball team

Twin towns – sister cities

Oroszlány is twinned with:
 Końskie, Poland
 Kuhmo, Finland
 Plochingen, Germany
 Šaľa, Slovakia

References

External links

  in Hungarian
 Unofficial site
 Street map
 Earthquake January 29 2011

Populated places in Komárom-Esztergom County
Socialist planned cities
Hungarian German communities
Planned cities in Hungary


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No longer seeing poster's name in threads but can see link to an avatar in RSS feed?
This has been happening for a few days now. I only just noticed the RSS feed workaround. I do see attributions for Edits which at least let me infer the author of those otherwise unsigned posts. ICIM I still am not using the threaded view and won't try it until there is a fix for the signature problem.
Oops. I just remembered an experiment with avoiding TLS 1.0. In resetting Advanced Settings that one came back on. I thought there was supposed to be a security vulnerability associated with it?
Use of lower versions of TLS could allow an attacker to perform man-in-the-middle attacks and recover plaintext from encrypted sessions.
Anyway, having TLS 1.0 makes avatars, names, awards, points, etc. (in both TechNet and MSDN forums) work again.
I do use threaded view and did see the same missing poster's name issue in a couple of isolated incidents.
Is this still happening? I've been gone for a while but everything seems to be working normally today.
Mike, for me it was very isolated. I think I only saw that condition twice.
It did happen a few times for me as well. Right now I'm seeing the author of the post at the bottom of the message.


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The Jingle Bell Drone of Tinnitus and Songs to Help Hide It | Anything is Possible!
Ha! So clever !! I Always enjoy your posts!! have severe tinnitus from Meneiers Disease. A hearing aid helps with my hearing loss AND softening the tinnitus and eat pressure.
Thank you so much for your positive feedback. I'm glad the hearing aid helps. I might need one eventually. I have trouble hearing the person next to me in a room where a lot of people are talking. Wishing you a merry Christmas!
JoAnna your post made me curious about the "tropic of Sir Galahad", so I spent some time searching also and I got squat. Since Sir Galahad is one of the three achievers of the Holy Grail, it is probably a mystical place.
Now I'm glad I didn't look further. The fact that you didn't find anything makes it more mysterious.
I still hear a background "static" after having a bout with sudden hearing loss last year. I don't normally notice it, until, as you say, I think about it.
Thank you. Glad you liked the songs. May our lives continue to be just full enough to ignore the static.
Tinnitus is a constant companion for me, and yes, I notice it even when I'm not thinking about it.
My constant companion occasionally works its way into my awareness when I'm not thinking about it. Well, I'm glad we can still hear the music above the tin.
It seems worse when I've been in a noisy place. But sometimes I don't notice it.
Joanna, this was pleasant surprise with the video of Santa Claus is Coming to Town. It was quite elaborate. Hope y0ur Christmas is memorable and lovely. I also have tinnitus and I"ve had this mess since I was in my 20's. Sometimes very loud and other times not too bad. Certain foods and stress causes mine to be much worse.
I, too, suffer from tinnitus, and like most of the medical professionals have advised me, I have learned to live with it.
I love the songs from America (the band), but for their sound, not for their lyrics. Most of the lyrics to most of their songs make little to no sense.
America the band does have a good soothing sound. Maybe the nonsensical lyrics make it easier listening. Merry Christmas to you!
Very entertaining post. Happy Holidays JoAnna!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I hope your holidays are delightful and everything you desire.
I have also learned to live with my tinnitus. Sometimes it gets louder, for inexplicable reasons, making it difficult to ignore.
One Tin Soldier and Tin Man are blasts from the past. I closed my eyes and listened and remembered every word like it was yesterday. Thanks for the nostalgia on this wonderful day.
Lovely stream of consciousness on human kindness and how we should follow our better angels. Hope that tinnitus pipes down.
I'm glad you have gotten to the point where tinnitus doesn't bother you. I hear it's torture for some people.
Maybe mine is not that loud, but it is steady. Yes, ELF!
Sir Galahad, the real guy, was the son of Sir Lancelot and one of the three knights associated with the quest for the Holy Grail. In Monty Python's version of the Holy Grail, a crazy mashup of Don Quixote, Arthurian Legend, and British humor, Galahad is the third knight to join the quest and is a pretty funny guy. The mention of his name, along with "tropic" reminds me of 'galloping coconuts!' I'm not sure if America were referencing British comedy, but it's like magic! Somehow, the Tin Man makes my 'heart desire' a squire to click coconuts behind me as I gallop. According to them, "you can have anything that you desire," therefore, Anything IS Possible! What a fantastic band to be represented in your blog! Any chance your subconscious did that on purpose?? 😀 Merry Christmas!
I have tinnitus as well, and lately it is like sirens. There isn't much that blocks it out…..but singing along with you and America were an awesome diversion!
Ah! I would not be surprised it my subconscious had a lot to do with it. I love how you connect the dots. What fun to remember the galloping coconuts! Anything's possible. 🙂 Merry Christmas, Kat! And best wishes in the new year!
may your bells ring happily in your heart, JoAnna!
i admire your making a song out of it.
Thanks, David. Singing always helps me. Happy Christmas time to you!
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Q: Is the record "with" operator supported in CSharpScript? I am trying to execute the following bit of code in CSharpScript:
var script = @"
    public record MyRecord{public int I{get;init;}}
    var instance = new MyRecord();
    instance with {I = 2}";
var result = await CSharpScript.EvaluateAsync(script);

This script does not compile:
(4,16): error CS1014: A get or set accessor expected

When introducing a variable in between it works:
var script = @"
    public record MyRecord{public int I{get;init;}}
    var instance = new MyRecord();
    var newInstance = instance with {I = 2};
    newInstance";
var result = await CSharpScript.EvaluateAsync(script);

Is this a bug or is the with operator not properly supported in CsharpScript? Any hint on how to circumvent this?


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Q: How to have this kind of JSON Response formatting? Good day. I have json response and I want to have this json format below so that I can parse it and stored it into a database. My current json response is invalid. hope you can correct my code so that I can have this kind of json response.
Expected JSON response
  {
      "login": {
          "error": false,
          "user": {
              "br_code": 12,
              "mem_id": 13,
              "username": "novalyn",
              "email": "gsac_tabaco@yahoo.com",
              "created_at": "2016-07-22 09:05:21"
          }
      },
      "accounts": {
          "error": false,
          "sl_summ": [{
                  "sl_desc": "PA : Savings Account",
                  "tr_date": "2015-08-17",
                  "actual_balance": "483.67",
                  "available_balance": "483.67"
              },
              {
                  "sl_desc": "PA : Savings - Cash Bond",
                  "tr_date": "2015-08-28",
                  "actual_balance": "10129.43",
                  "available_balance": "10129.43"
              }
          ]
      }
  }

My current JSON format
{
    "error": false,
    "user": {
        "br_code": 12,
        "mem_id": 13,
        "username": "novalyn",
        "email": "gsac_tabaco@yahoo.com",
        "created_at": "2016-07-22 09:05:21"
    }
} {
    "error": false,
    "sl_summ": [{
        "sl_desc": "PA : Savings Account",
        "tr_date": "2015-08-17",
        "actual_balance": "483.67",
        "available_balance": "483.67"
    }, {
        "sl_desc": "PA : Savings - Cash Bond",
        "tr_date": "2015-08-28",
        "actual_balance": "10129.43",
        "available_balance": "10129.43"
    }]
}

PHP code
$response = array("error" => FALSE);
$sl_response["error"] = FALSE;
$sl_response["sl_summ"] = array();
$user = $db->getUserByUsernameAndPassword($username, $password);

if ($user != null) {
    // user is found
    $response["error"] = FALSE;
    $response["user"]["br_code"] = $user["MEMBER_ID_BRCODE"];
    $response["user"]["mem_id"] = $user["MEMBER_ID"];
    $response["user"]["username"] = $user["USERNAME"];
    $response["user"]["email"] = $user["EMAIL"];
    $response["user"]["created_at"] = $user["REG_DATE"];
    json_encode($response, true);
    //Displaying json value
    echo json_encode($response, true);

     // FOR SL SUMM
     $user_sldtl = $db->getUserSLsummary($arclass, $loanclass, $accintreceivable, $date, $year, $month, $br_code, $clientid);

        If($user_sldtl != null) {
             for($i = 0; $i < count($user_sldtl); $i++){
                $item = array();
                    $item["sl_desc"] = $user_sldtl[$i][7];
                    $item["tr_date"] = $user_sldtl[$i][10];
                    $item["actual_balance"] = $user_sldtl[$i][14];
                    $item["available_balance"] = $user_sldtl[$i][14];

                    $response = array("error" => FALSE);
                    $sl_response["sl_summ"][] = $item;
                }
                json_encode($sl_response);
                echo json_encode($sl_response, true);
         }
         else {
             $sl_response["error"] = TRUE;
             $sl_response["error_msg"] = "NO SL Details found!";
             echo json_encode($sl_response);
         }
}
else {
    // user is not found with the credentials
    $response["error"] = TRUE;
    $response["error_msg"] = "Login credentials are wrong. Please try again!";
    json_encode($response);
    echo json_encode($response);
    // echo "
" .$username. "
";
    // echo $password;
}

A: I am just covering the good path use case which will generate the expected response as sample JSON payload. You would need to add similar structure for all the error scenarios.
$response = array("error" => FALSE);
$sl_response["error"] = FALSE;
$sl_response["sl_summ"] = array();
$user = $db->getUserByUsernameAndPassword($username, $password);

if ($user != null) {
    // user is found
    $response["login"]["error"] = FALSE;
    $response["login"]["user"]["br_code"] = $user["MEMBER_ID_BRCODE"];
    $response["login"]["user"]["mem_id"] = $user["MEMBER_ID"];
    $response["login"]["user"]["username"] = $user["USERNAME"];
    $response["login"]["user"]["email"] = $user["EMAIL"];
    $response["login"]["user"]["created_at"] = $user["REG_DATE"];
    json_encode($response, true);
    //Displaying json value
    echo json_encode($response, true);

     // FOR SL SUMM
     $user_sldtl = $db->getUserSLsummary($arclass, $loanclass, $accintreceivable, $date, $year, $month, $br_code, $clientid);

        If($user_sldtl != null) {
             for($i = 0; $i < count($user_sldtl); $i++){
                $item = array();
                    $item["sl_desc"] = $user_sldtl[$i][7];
                    $item["tr_date"] = $user_sldtl[$i][10];
                    $item["actual_balance"] = $user_sldtl[$i][14];
                    $item["available_balance"] = $user_sldtl[$i][14];
                    $sl_response["sl_summ"][] = $item;
                }
                $response["accounts"] = $sl_response;
                json_encode(response);
                echo json_encode($response, true);
         }
         else {
             $sl_response["error"] = TRUE;
             $sl_response["error_msg"] = "NO SL Details found!";
             echo json_encode($sl_response);
         }
}
else {
    // user is not found with the credentials
    $response["error"] = TRUE;
    $response["error_msg"] = "Login credentials are wrong. Please try again!";
    json_encode($response);
    echo json_encode($response);
    // echo "
" .$username. "
";
    // echo $password;
}

A: Construct one big multi-dimensional array containing all the results, then call echo json_encode() at the very end.
Also,  I'm not sure why you put json_encode($variable); before each echo json_encode($variable); line -- json_encode() doesn't have any side effects, it just returns the encoded string.
<?php
$login_response = array();

$user = $db->getUserByUsernameAndPassword($username, $password);

if ($user != null) {
    // user is found
    $login_response["error"] = FALSE;
    $login_response["user"]["br_code"] = $user["MEMBER_ID_BRCODE"];
    $login_response["user"]["mem_id"] = $user["MEMBER_ID"];
    $login_response["user"]["username"] = $user["USERNAME"];
    $login_response["user"]["email"] = $user["EMAIL"];
    $login_response["user"]["created_at"] = $user["REG_DATE"];

    // FOR SL SUMM
    $user_sldtl = $db->getUserSLsummary($arclass, $loanclass, $accintreceivable, $date, $year, $month, $br_code, $clientid);

    $sl_response = array();
    If($user_sldtl != null) {
        $sl_response["error"] = FALSE;
        $sl_response["sl_summ"] = array();
        foreach ($user_sldtl as $dtl)){
            $item = array();
            $item["sl_desc"] = $dtl[7];
            $item["tr_date"] = $dtl[10];
            $item["actual_balance"] = $dtl[14];
            $item["available_balance"] = $dtl[14];

            $sl_response["sl_summ"][] = $item;
        }
    }
    else {
        $sl_response["error"] = TRUE;
        $sl_response["error_msg"] = "NO SL Details found!";
    }
    $response = array("login" => $login_response, "accounts" => $sl_response);
}
else {
    // user is not found with the credentials
    $login_response["error"] = TRUE;
    $login_response["error_msg"] = "Login credentials are wrong. Please try again!";
    $response = array("login" => $login_response);
}

echo json_encode($response);


A 45-year-old woman trying to protect her her dog from a 2.44 metre alligator has died after she was snatched and dragged underwater.
A witness called police to report an alligator was attacking a woman at a lagoon on Hilton Head Island, a popular tourist destination in South Carolina, US.
Police recovered her body and identified the victim as Cassandra Cline of Hilton Head Island.
"It appears the alligator went after her dog and she tried to protect it," Sam Chappalear of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources told local media.
The alligator believed to be responsible for the attack was captured and killed, said Robert McCullough, a captain for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Authorities said the dog was not harmed.
Alligators typically roll their victim beneath the water's surface until their prey stops breathing, before stashing the body to eat later.
Alligator attacks are uncommon in the United States, where the majority of animal-related deaths are caused by farm animals, hornets, wasps, bees and dogs, according to a study published in March.
In June, a nearly four-metre alligator in Florida killed a woman in an attack, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said.
Two years ago, an alligator snatched a two-year-old boy from the edge of a lake at the Walt Disney World resort in Florida. His parents tried to save the child but were unable to free him.


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https://github.com/sql-machine-learning/sqlflow

https://sql-machine-learning.github.io/

docker run --rm -it -p 8888:8888 sqlflow/sqlflow:latest \
bash -c "sqlflowserver --datasource='mysql://root:root@tcp(host.docker.internal:3306)/?maxAllowedPacket=0' &
SQLFLOW_SERVER=localhost:50051 jupyter notebook --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=8888 --allow-root"

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About JHMA
JHMA
Johns Hopkins Medical Auxiliary
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would like to welcome you to Baltimore and the Hopkins community.
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JHMA is a social network for couples and families where one or both members are residents or fellows of Hopkins. Our goal is to provide support to physician families as they navigate various milestones of medical-training life in Baltimore.
We are physicians, nurses, attorneys, consultants, project managers, stay-at-home parents, designers, students, educators, researchers, and the list goes on…, but we all share the common bond of managing medical careers, medical marriages, medical families and the unique challenges that we face in this environment.
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Collier Youth Services » Join Us » Recent Volunteer Projects » Knights of Columbus: Coming to Our Rescue, Once Again!
Thank you so much to all of the Knights of Columbus who continue to support our mission of providing at-risk youth a chance to grow toward their potential in an environment that promotes belonging, dignity, and hope. Collier is so lucky to have such a loyal group of supporters in our corner.
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Saint Paul Miki and Companions
SS Paul Miki and Companions, Martyrs, SJ (Memorial)
Paul Miki, born into a rich family, was the son of a Japanese military leader. He was born at Tounucumada, Japan and educated at the Jesuit college of Anziquiama. He joined the Jesuits in 1580, and became known for his eloquent preaching.Fearing their influence, the Jesuits became an object of persecution by the authorities. Miki was jailed along with other Christians. He and his Christian companions were forced to walk about 1,000 km (600 miles) from Kyoto as a punishment for the whole community. On the way they sang the Te Deum, the Church's hymn of praise and thanksgiving. Finally they arrived at Nagasaki, the city which had the most conversions to Christianity. Paul, still a Jesuit scholastic [Jesuit in training] and aged 35, was crucified on February 5, 1597, along with 25 other Catholics. He preached his last sermon from the cross and it is maintained that, like his Master, he forgave his executioners, stating that he himself was a Japanese. Together with him died Santiago Kisai, also a Jesuit scholastic, and Diego Kisai (or Kizayemon), a Jesuit brother, in addition to 22 priests and lay people. This took place during the persecution of Christians under the Taiko, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who ruled Japan in the name of the emperor.
Among the other Japanese who died were: Francis, a carpenter who was arrested while watching the executions and then crucified; Gabriel, the 19-year-old son of the Franciscans' doorkeeper; Leo Kinuya, a 28-year-old carpenter from Miyako; Joachim Sakakibara, cook for the Franciscans at Osaka; Peter Sukejiro, sent by a Jesuit priest to help the prisoners and who was himself arrested; Cosmas Takeya from Owari, who had preached in Osaka; and Ventura from Miyako, who had been baptized by the Jesuits, gave up his faith on the death of his father, became a bonze, and was brought back to the Church by the Franciscans. All were canonized as the Martyrs of Japan by Pope Pius IX in 1862.
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On Friday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller submitted to Attorney General William Barr his report on Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential Election and Donald Trump's role in that. This is the culmination of two years of investigation, and the cloud of the Russia investigation has been hanging over the Trump presidency since the election. For the Democrats, Mueller was their salvation, destined to save this country from the scourge of the Trump presidency. For Trump and his allies on the right, he was the mastermind behind a deep state witch hunt seeking to delegitimize the President.
The second order of business was surrounding whether the President had obstructed justice during the course of the investigation. On this account, Mueller did not consider it his place to offer a judgement. Barr's report reads, "the report sets out evidence on both sides of the question and leaves unresolved what the Special Counsel views as 'difficult questions' of law and facts concerning whether the President's actions and intent could be viewed as obstruction… While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him." Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein concluded the evidence was "not sufficient" to establish that the President committed a crime.
In short, it was a good result for President Trump, so much so CNN's Jeffrey Tobin said no more Mueller indictments was "really good news" for Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner.
Robert Mueller deserves a lot of credit. For two years, he has been both deified and vilified. But by all available measures, he ran a tight and thorough investigation. There were very few leaks on his part, and he seemed to do his job under intense public scrutiny without blinking an eye. It is easy for a prosecutor like Mueller to dig until he finds anything at all. This is what Ken Starr did with the Clinton investigation in the 90s, starting with Whitewater, a housing scandal, before moving onto a sexual assault scandal before hitting pay dirt with Monica Lewinsky. Mueller did his job, did it thoroughly, and then wrapped it up.
Frankly, the shrill predictions of partisans aside, this should have been the expected result. The chances of a Presidential candidate activity working with a hostile foreign government was always rather small. It would've required immense planning and careful strategy, and Donald Trump doesn't strike me as a master planner and strategist. While the Trump administration did not handle the progress of the investigation well, obstruction of justice and conspiracy are legal terms that mean specific things. Shouting "witch hunt!" on twitter might be unsavory, but it is not obstruction of justice.
That is not to say Mueller finding no collusion means his investigation was a waste of time. He indicted 34 individuals, including the President's former campaign manager. While his crimes were unrelated to Russian interference in the 2016 election, to say Mueller found no illegal activity, or it was confined to a few low level individuals with no relation to the larger campaign, would not be true. We also found out that Trump was pursuing a business deal in Russia during the 2016 campaign while making very friendly towards the Russians government. That is on top of statements that are head-scratchingly pro-Russia or antagonistic towards the investigation. That's not to say Donald Trump committed a crime. But it refutes the argument that the investigation was baseless.
The conclusion of the Mueller report does not mean the President's legal troubles are over, or even his ties to Russia are not going to be a sore spot going forward. But the threat from Robert Mueller, which was the most severe short term legal obstacle, is over.


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Lappé' shared her message: the way we think about hunger and other world problems is the greatest obstacle to ending them. The co-founder of the Small Planet Institute, connected with students as they discussed ways to effect change.The esteemed activist discussed her new book, World Hunger: Ten Myths, at a public event Nov. 4, in Olin Auditorium,and engaged with students in sociology, philosophy and other classes during the following two days.
The event was Lappé's only appearance in Pennsylvania and in the surrounding area. She told students that realizing that systems had to be changed "was my first 'aha' moment age 26." Food scarcity, she said, is one issue that can be changed if citizens, who have disrupted the natural regeneration of nature, for example, focus on causes and thinking about the roots of problems. Fighting hunger, her new book points out, means tackling the politics and power that prevent access to food, which is actually abundant enough to feed the world.
"I am not an optimist. I am not a pessimist. I am a possible-ist," she said during an informal chat with students. "It seems possible to break the cycle of fear and scarcity." Students connected with her emphasis on the common good.
Lappé is the author of 18 books including the international best-seller Diet for a Small Planet, credited as the catalyst for the modern food movement. Named by Gourmet Magazine as one of 25 people – including Thomas Jefferson, Upton Sinclair, and Julia Child – whose work has changed the way America eats, Lappé is a recipient of the Right Livelihood Award, which she received "for revealing the political and economic causes of world hunger and how citizens can help to remedy them." In 2008, she received the James Beard Foundation Humanitarian of the Year Award.
Lappé's new book, World Hunger: Ten Myths, is co-authored with Joseph Collins and addresses the root causes of hunger around the globe while taking into account the economic, political, environmental and technological changes that have occurred over the last 40 years.
Lappé speaks with students and faculty in an informal chat in the Bears Den Nov. 5.


At the MGSV E3 2015 booth a familiar song could be heard: the theme fans will recognize from the beginning of the E3 2013 trailer, but this time with vocals. We don't know the name of the song yet, so until that time fans have called it the 'Quiet Theme'. You can listen to a recording of this song below (through the noise), thanks to Metal-Gear.net, who uploaded it to their Vimeo channel.
The quality isn't the best of course, but it's worth a listen nonetheless.


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package org.yuanheng.cookjson.value;

import javax.json.*;
import javax.json.JsonValue.ValueType;
import javax.json.spi.JsonProvider;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.yuanheng.cookjson.CookJsonProvider;

/**
 * @author	Heng Yuan
 */
public class CookJsonArrayTest
{
	@Test
	public void testDefault ()
	{
		JsonProvider provider = new CookJsonProvider ();
		JsonArrayBuilder builder = provider.createArrayBuilder ();
		JsonArray array = builder
			.add ("test")
			.add (1234)
			.add (true)
			.add (false)
			.addNull ()
			.build ();
		Assert.assertEquals ("test", array.getString (0, "asdf"));
		Assert.assertEquals (1234, array.getInt (1, 890));
		Assert.assertEquals (true, array.getBoolean (2, false));
		Assert.assertEquals (false, array.getBoolean (3, true));

		Assert.assertEquals ("test", array.getString (11, "test"));
		Assert.assertEquals (1234, array.getInt (11, 1234));
		Assert.assertEquals (true, array.getBoolean (11, true));
		Assert.assertEquals (false, array.getBoolean (11, false));
	}

	@Test
	public void testGet ()
	{
		JsonProvider provider = new CookJsonProvider ();
		JsonArrayBuilder builder = provider.createArrayBuilder ();
		JsonArray array = builder
			.add ("test")
			.add (1234)
			.add (true)
			.add (false)
			.addNull ()
			.build ();
		Assert.assertEquals ("test", array.getString (0));
		Assert.assertEquals (1234, array.getInt (1));
		Assert.assertEquals (true, array.getBoolean (2));
		Assert.assertEquals (false, array.getBoolean (3));
		Assert.assertEquals (true, array.isNull (4));
	}

	@Test
	public void testGetValue ()
	{
		JsonProvider provider = new CookJsonProvider ();
		JsonArrayBuilder builder = provider.createArrayBuilder ();
		JsonArray array = builder
			.add ("test")
			.add (1234)
			.add (true)
			.add (false)
			.addNull ()
			.add (provider.createArrayBuilder ().build ())
			.add (provider.createObjectBuilder ().build ())
			.build ();
		JsonValue v;
		v = array.getJsonString (0);
		Assert.assertEquals ("test", ((JsonString)v).getString ());
		v = array.getJsonNumber (1);
		Assert.assertEquals (1234, ((JsonNumber)v).intValue ());
		v = array.get (2);
		Assert.assertEquals (JsonValue.TRUE, v);
		v = array.get (3);
		Assert.assertEquals (JsonValue.FALSE, v);
		v = array.get (4);
		Assert.assertEquals (JsonValue.NULL, v);
		v = array.getJsonArray (5);
		Assert.assertEquals (ValueType.ARRAY, v.getValueType ());
		v = array.getJsonObject (6);
		Assert.assertEquals (ValueType.OBJECT, v.getValueType ());
	}

	@Test
	public void testGetValuesAs ()
	{
		JsonProvider provider = new CookJsonProvider ();
		JsonArrayBuilder builder = provider.createArrayBuilder ();
		JsonArray array = builder.build ();
		Assert.assertEquals (array, array.getValuesAs (JsonValue.class));
	}
}


A business that harms another party or damages/destroys property that belongs to another party may be sued or prosecuted. Larger businesses protect against their liability to third parties with a Commercial General Liability (CGL) policy. The CGL is designed to cover a given business that is described within the policy. An insurance company provides a CGL under some assumptions about the type of losses it is willing to cover. One issue that can undermine a CGL is contractual liability. Contractual liability throws the CGL for a loop. It describes a covered business that voluntarily agrees (in writing) to take over someone else's responsibility.
A CGL's design and cost is based on the assumption that it only has to concern itself with the party that is listed on the policy. Taking on some other business' liability means that the policy is being asked to either defend or pay for the injuries or damages caused by an entity that it doesn't "know". Further it is being asked to do so without any additional premium. Therefore, CGLs exclude most instances of contractual liability.
A company that decides to step-in for another company has to make careful arrangements to handle a loss it has assumed. It may try to take care of the situation by endorsing (changing) its CGL by adding the name of the other party as an additional insured. Or, when the insured company is a property owner and the other party is a contractor, the property owner may buy a special form of coverage called Owners and Contractors Protective Liability.
Regardless the coverage arrangement, not every situation will be covered. You need to read the CGL or Owners and Contractors Policy language to determine what situations are insured. A loss has to be a type that is eligible under the CGL or OCP. Further, the contractual arrangement has to be related to the type of operation insured by such policies.
Example: You own a printing company and you, in writing, agree to cover your friend's plumbing business if they are sued by one of your customers. Neither a CGL nor an OCP would help, because the written agreement has no relationship to your operations.
A smart move is to discuss your business relationships with an insurance professional. It's a solid way to be sure that your business liability is handled efficiently and economically. This often means that the best strategy is to have every party take care of their own insurance needs. ABCContractorInsurance.com is your source for contractor insurance.


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Kano: an American and His Harem è un film documentario del 2010 diretto dal regista filippino Monster Jimenez.

Trama
Nel 1969 Victor Pearson, eroe americano della guerra in Vietnam, si stabilì in un povero villaggio delle Filippine, creandosi una dimora con centinaia di donne.

Nel 2002 quest'uomo, originario di una cittadina dell'Oregon, fu accusato di oltre ottanta stupri. La regista ha filmato Pearson (soprannominato Kano, ovvero lo slang con cui i filippini chiamano gli americani) per cinque anni, nel carcere dove è detenuto, e intervistato avvocati, assistenti sociali, amici dell'uomo, alcune delle sue donne.

Il documentario è un ritratto di una persona che si comporta come una star e della sua famiglia.

Riconoscimenti
 12° Cinemanila International Film Festival 2010 (Miglior Documentario)
 International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam 2010 (Premio Miglior Opera Prima)

Collegamenti esterni

Scheda del film su http://www.festivalcinemaafricano.org/ (testo disponibile con licenza CC-BY-SA)


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Vodafone installs 5G network at Gatwick Airport's South Terminal
Himaja 13 September 2019
Vodafone launches 5G network at UK's Gatwick Airport. Credit: Gatwick Airport Limited.
Vodafone has installed its 5G network at Gatwick Airport's South Terminal, with the North Terminal set to follow early next year.
The fifth-generation high-speed, high-capacity and fibre optic mobile network will enable travellers to get a strong 5G signal on their devices in the departure and arrivals lounges.
Vodafone's 5G network is said to support the airport's initiatives such as its forthcoming trial of robotic parking and the automation of several check-in and boarding procedures.
Gatwick Airport chief information officer John Barton said: "Passengers using the network will benefit from superfast speeds when surfing the web and downloading files or even boxsets to provide video entertainment during one of the many long haul flights that depart from the airport.
"5G also has the potential to unlock a wide range of new capabilities and to reliably connect everything around us to a network many times faster than those it replaces.
"Many of the 250 companies based on the Gatwick campus can also benefit from this super-fast 5G service, including those that rely heavily on mobile applications for their day-to-day business."
The 5G capacity provides faster speeds to large groups of people in high-density areas such as Gatwick Airport, where more than 24,000 people work, serving around 46 million passengers a year.
Vodafone UK chief technology officer Scott Petty said: "The installation of hundreds of kilometres of fibre at the airport will enable us to offer great coverage to the millions of people who use Gatwick Airport each year, as well as to connect its systems and vehicles on site.
"For example, by connecting mobility carts, airport staff will know where they are at all times, meaning they are better able to help passengers who need support."
In February, Vodafone partnered with Manchester Airport to test 5G mobile technology services to enable passengers to download media content at super-fast speeds.
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#ifndef SRC_COMPONENTS_APPLICATION_MANAGER_RPC_PLUGINS_APP_SERVICE_RPC_PLUGIN_INCLUDE_APP_SERVICE_RPC_PLUGIN_COMMANDS_MOBILE_GET_APP_SERVICE_DATA_RESPONSE_FROM_MOBILE_H_
#define SRC_COMPONENTS_APPLICATION_MANAGER_RPC_PLUGINS_APP_SERVICE_RPC_PLUGIN_INCLUDE_APP_SERVICE_RPC_PLUGIN_COMMANDS_MOBILE_GET_APP_SERVICE_DATA_RESPONSE_FROM_MOBILE_H_

#include "app_service_rpc_plugin/app_service_rpc_plugin.h"
#include "application_manager/commands/command_response_from_mobile.h"

namespace app_service_rpc_plugin {
namespace app_mngr = application_manager;

namespace commands {

/**
 * @brief GetAppServiceDataResponseFromMobile command class
 **/
class GetAppServiceDataResponseFromMobile
    : public app_mngr::commands::CommandResponseFromMobile {
 public:
  /**
   * @brief GetAppServiceDataResponseFromMobile class constructor
   *
   * @param message Incoming SmartObject message
   **/
  GetAppServiceDataResponseFromMobile(
      const app_mngr::commands::MessageSharedPtr& message,
      app_mngr::ApplicationManager& application_manager,
      app_mngr::rpc_service::RPCService& rpc_service,
      app_mngr::HMICapabilities& hmi_capabilities,
      policy::PolicyHandlerInterface& policy_handle);

  /**
   * @brief GetAppServiceDataResponseFromMobile class destructor
   **/
  virtual ~GetAppServiceDataResponseFromMobile();

  /**
   * @brief Execute command
   **/
  virtual void Run();

 private:
  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(GetAppServiceDataResponseFromMobile);
};

}  // namespace commands

}  // namespace app_service_rpc_plugin

#endif  // SRC_COMPONENTS_APPLICATION_MANAGER_RPC_PLUGINS_APP_SERVICE_RPC_PLUGIN_INCLUDE_APP_SERVICE_RPC_PLUGIN_COMMANDS_MOBILE_GET_APP_SERVICE_DATA_RESPONSE_FROM_MOBILE_H_