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Conservatives Revel In Obama's Olympic Bid Failure
By Sam Stein
Chicago's failed bid to host the 2016 Olympics in the first round of voting caps a week of conservative attacks against President Obama for personally stumping on his home city's behalf.
How the International Olympic Committee's rejection of the Windy City's bid affects the politics surrounding Obama's trip to Copenhagen remains to be seen. But in the immediate aftermath, it has provided ample fodder for Republicans to further accuse the president of having wasted his time, skirted his responsibilities, and acted as a crony for some of his big-moneyed donors.
Upon being informed of the news, a gathering of conservatives at the Americans For Prosperity -- one of the main organizing groups behind the tea party protests -- erupted in applause. They cheered once more after they were told that Chicago had been eliminated during the first round of voting. The moment was captured on video (below) and reported by Hotline On Call:
Around the same time, RedState's Erick Erickson took glee in Chicago - and, by extension, Obama's - rejection.
"Hahahahaha," he wrote. "I thought the world would love us more now that Bush was gone. I thought if we whored ourselves out to our enemies, great things would happen. Apparently not. So Obama's pimped us to every two bit thug and dictator in the world, made promises to half the Olympic committee, and they did not even kiss him."
Conservative commentator Michelle Malkin, meanwhile, wrote that the news effectively ended the Obama campaign motto of "Yes We Can" by dawning in a new slogan: "No, You Can't."
"This is a big win and a massive relief for taxpayers," she wrote. "But Chicago cronies are not going to take this well. Gird your loins."
The National Review Online called the episode an "embarrassment for Obama," before adding the predictable conservative ribbing: "If he can't work his personal magic with the Olympians, why does he expect it to work with the Iranians?"
Rush Limbaugh called it "the worst day of his presidency," adding that Obama "has failed" and the entire episode was an illustration of Obama's "Mars-sized ego."
The Drudge Report -- topping them all -- blared the headline: "THE EGO HAS LANDED
WORLD REJECTS OBAMA: CHICAGO OUT IN FIRST ROUND."
It's an aggressive posture. But also, potentially, a risky one, not just because polling data showed that a vast majority of the country wanted America to host the games (though some were skeptical of the need for Obama to make a personal pitch). But also because it continues to produce the specter of conservatives bludgeoning the reputation of America's "second city."
Hours before Chicago's bid failed, The Plum Line reported that Rep. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) was skirting questions about whether he supported Obama's decision to fly to Copenhagen. Kirk, mind you, is not just a rising star within GOP circles. He is the party's top candidate for Senate in Illinois.
And yet, it's fair to assume that Kirk's hands were somewhat tied on the issue. GOP leadership in the House had cast its lot against Chicago days before. Earlier this week, House Minority Leader John Boehner, (R-Ohio) said the president's decision to travel to Copenhagen raised questions about the White House's priorities. A few days before he spoke, RNC Chairman Michael Steele was equally pugnacious. "I think that what the president is doing is not necessarily helpful and doesn't, in my view instill the confidence in the American people that the focus is there on jobs, wealth creation and moving us beyond a recession to prosperity," he told a conference call of reporters.
The attacks were far more vicious from the media, whose conservative members used reports of gang violence in the streets of Chicago to paint the city as a cesspool of street thugs and political corruption. Fox News' Glenn Beck adopted a pained Italian accent to paint the Windy City as ruled by mob control. Beck's colleague, Sean Hannity, meanwhile, asked rhetorically if Chicago was really where "we want the Olympics taking place." On September 29, The Drudge Report ran a headline linking to an article about the death of a 16-year-old honor student in a gang fight: "OLYMPIC SPIRIT: VIDEO SHOWS BRUTAL GANG MURDER IN CHICAGO."
Taken separately, the criticism seemed like traditional, partisan-driven efforts to land a punch on the president. And in some respects, there were intellectual foundations for the charges. Even good government groups have wondered whether the big-moneyed donors who sit on Chicago's 2016 committee board played a role in Obama's decision to travel to Copenhagen.
Taken as a whole, however, the steady stream of Republican attacks raise as many questions about the GOP's strategy as they do about the president's. For starters: is it smart politics to argue that a major American city is unfit to host the Olympic games? More than one Democratic strategist has pointed out that, if Democrats had attacked George W. Bush for pushing Dallas as an Olympics host, they would immediately have been branded as unpatriotic.
Perhaps the better question is: will the voters respond positively to such charges? A poll conducted by Zogby International from Sept. 22 to 25 showed that 84 percent of Americans support having the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Chicago. And even after being attacked for several days straight, Obama had taken only a small hit for his decision to go to Copenhagen. A Rasmussen Reports poll released on Thursday, showed that 43 percent of adults thought it was "a bad idea for the President to go overseas at this time to help Chicago make its final presentation to the Olympic Committee." Thirty-six percent said it was a good idea, while 21 percent were not sure.
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Made the programme as for the present cr@p !!
and try and get a sense of humour. Antiques don't have to be too serious.
I love Antiques Road Trip, but I am often finding myself turning it off because of the annoying and inane comments by Tim Wonnacot. Apart from the odd historical fact, his comments are not only unnecessary, but detract from the point of the show.
The dealers get free publicity by selling cheap, which makes it worthwhile.
Charles Hanson makes my skin crawl, check his hard drive.
He's so tight he wouldn't give you the droppings off his nose.
FINALLY, Someone new and interesting on the show, with not a 'Im so wonderful attitude' Keep him on and get rid of Harper Big head.


She is in full blown puberty, and this summer her sleep patterns are completely off. She is up all night even after I make sure she is in bed. Then the child wants to sleep all day. She is a complete mess...moody, short tempered...I wonder why....and my efforts to keep her up all day just make for a very long day for me. then guess what, she isn't tired and up all night she goes. Im not sleepy.. that is what she says. Alot of her friends have no bedtime at all during the summer, which I think is a mistake, but her lack of sleep or sleeping during the day accompanied by her moodiness and general oscar the grouch syndrome is disruptive to our home. Anyone else have this problem and what did you do to address it?
my daughter is 12 and last year she had some major sleep issues too. She would have terrible anxiety at bed time but as fast as it started, it ended. I never thought we would get through it. She was a mess. But now looking back, I can hardly remember being there. Puberty can really mess with them, just try to be as patient as possible. It can be very trying!!
Thank you all so much for your replies. I think we all will be grateful when Laura is back to her old self.
You need to reset her body clock and eliminate any distractions. First of all make her exercise during the day, either take her swimming or horse riding or on a long trek, anything to get her moving. Then make sure she is eating three meals a day and that her dinner meal is not full of fat or sugar, no junk food. Good healthy family meal. Then 2 hours before bed remove her tv, phone and computer. No hand held computer games nothing electrical at all. Encourage her to have a bath to relax and a warm drink not coffee just before bed. This should encourage her body to slow down and relax enough to sleep. Do this for three days solid and this should reset her body clock. The problem these teens have is they are just dropping off to sleep when ping goes the phone and they get drawn into that days gossip and get wired. Both my sons went through this and I did this to them. They protested of course but it helped and them knowing it was for three days made it easier. At times they did have periods of not sleeping but at least they knew what was keeping them awake and would do something about it themselves.
The reality is when kids hit puberty their inner clocks change, it is a proven fact that teenagers would do better going to school in the evening then throughout the school day as for the first half of the day they are zombies, my son has these issues as well and our doctor recommended he take a light sleeping pill for a few days to get him back on track worked like a charm.
thanks Louise, I will try that....she likes for me to read to her before bed, but I haven't done it in a while, I think its time to get into something like that with her again...she always slept like a baby when I did that.


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Another Side of the Campus?
Jon Kasey
Publisher: Xlibris Pages: 206 Price: (paperback) $13.99 UK ISBN: 9781456810375 Reviewed: January, 2012 Author Website: Visit »
When author Jon Kasey left Lagos in Nigeria for university in Germany, the 27-year-old expected only to be fully absorbed in his studies toward a degree in communication technology. Instead, while holed up in the library of the Heinrich Heine University of Dusseldorf, his life was upended by a flirtatious "designer blonde." After rejecting her "disgusting proposal," the African was relentlessly taunted and followed by angry Iranians who falsely accused him of having sex with Sonja Strauss, "someone else's girl." In fact, Kasey soon discovered she was part of an underground on-campus prostitution ring, and the scorned Sonja herself had started the rumors.
Kasey's memoir tracks the author and his friends as they secretly tail three student prostitutes with plans to bring evidence to the attention of authorities. Simultaneously, the author interweaves a story of 24-year-old gifted student Heidi Fischer, who disappeared from campus just a few days before Sonja propositioned Kasey. Heidi's story proves equally intriguing, as Kasey learns more details of Heidi's hidden life, as well as her Iranian mother's connections as a Kurdish spy while previously married to a member of the militia under Khomeini.
This fascinating, well-developed story is stranger than fiction, and the suspense and foreshadowing throughout keep the pages turning. Kasey peppers the story with interesting bits of history of Düsseldorf and its surroundings and also writes nicely descriptive scenarios. For example, when looking for clues in a poor part of town frequented by Iranians and Turks, Kasey notes that he "stuck out like Pinocchio's nose" and was stared at "as though I was something that they wouldn't want stuck to their shoe."
Aside from its weak title, Another Side of the Campus? is a finely executed, top-shelf book that intrigues right to its conclusion and would be a welcome addition to any bookstore.

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It's always a delight to pick up a new Eric Arvin story. The mastery with which Arvin tells his tales sets him apart in today's literary elite.
Woke Up In A Strange Place is an Arvin masterpiece. It's the story of Joe, a young man who wakes up in a barley field with no clothes, no memories, and no direction. His "soul guide" Baker appears and leads him on a journey through his life, portrayed as if through portraits he sees in his mind's eye, and somewhere in the distance is a mysterious stranger who beckons him to continue his trek even when the memories he finds leave him stricken with a desire to go no further.
Joe finds the strength he needs to reclaim his life through the encouraging presence of Baker and also through his unyeilding desire to reach the stranger who's always just ahead, just a little further on. As Joe nears the end of his quest, he comes to find himself in the manner which everyone wishes to discover.
Eric Arvin always weaves his magic with an almost preternatural ability. His work captivates his audience, beginning with The Rest is Illusion and continuing the spellbinding tradition right up to his latest release. Woke Up In A Strange Place reverberates with the reader long after the last word is read.


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Q: tElement vs iElement I am confused with reference to an element in directive compile and link functions.
If no ng-if or ng-switch has been used with directive this two functions has the same reference element. However, if I use ng-if/ng-switch they are not the same reference anymore even if they do refer to the same object.
Moreover, the same happens to all other references to elements which I would save during compilation (with ng-if/.. they are useless).
I manage to solve the issue by moving all references to link stage, but I would like to understand the reasoning behind.
I had made small demo:

angular.module('demo', [])
  .directive('direc', function() {
    return {
      compile: function(tElement) {
        return function($scope, iElement) {
          console.dir(tElement, iElement);
          iElement.text((tElement === iElement) ? 'true' : 'false');
        };
      }
    };
  });
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.3.2/angular.min.js"></script>

<div ng-app="demo">
  Without ng-if : compile(Element) === link(Element) : <direc></direc>
  </br>
  With ng-if : compile(Element) === link(Element) :  <direc ng-if='true'></direc>
</div>

A: When we look at official angularjs doc.

iElement - instance element - The element where the directive is to be
  used.
tElement - template element - The element where the directive has been
  declared.

and, when you use ng-if or ng-switch both creates new child scope., and new element gets created. So tElement and iElement are not same.,
So in new scope case when you do debugging in broswer console you could see the tElement in case of ng-if bound to document only, whereas iElement is bound to current instance element.(check in ELement tab of chrome)
So you can use ng-show which doesn't create new child scope to achieve same.
See this fiddle, and observe the difference in scope and instance binding.

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Q: How to apply the value from .map() to another collection in Firebase I have 2 collections in Firestore. One's called images and the other accounts. Every image has a user ID. Based on that user ID I want to load their display name, which is in accounts. Every document in accounts has a userid and a displayName.
{docs && docs.map(doc => (
  <Grid className="img-item" item key={doc.id} xs={12} md={6} lg={4}>
    <img src={doc.url} alt="uploaded pic" />
    <Typography variant="subtitle1"> By {doc.userID} </Typography>
  </Grid>

I want to load in userName based on that userID. How would I be able to do that?

A: If I understand your purpose. you should map on users and inside the map, you should filter the images that have userID of the current user.
       accounts.map((user) => (
        <Grid className="img-item" item key={user.userID} xs={12} md={6} lg={4}>
          {images
            .filter((image) => image.userID === user.userID)
            .map((image) => (
              <img
                src={image.url}
                key={`image-${user.userID}`}
                alt="uploaded pic"
              />
            ))}
          <Typography variant="subtitle1"> By {user.userName} </Typography>
        </Grid>
      ))

I've made an example HERE


Today, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue was joined by Undersecretary Greg Ibach during an off-camera briefing to announce USDA's specific plans to assist farmers in response to trade damage from unjustified retaliation by foreign nations. Perdue announced that Ibach, who oversees the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) will administer a Food Purchase and Distribution Program to purchase up to $1.2 billion in commodities unfairly targeted by unjustified retaliation. USDA's Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) will distribute these commodities through nutrition assistance programs such as The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) and child nutrition programs.
The amounts of commodities to be purchased are based on an economic analysis of the damage caused by unjustified tariffs imposed on crops including Apples, Apricots, Beef, Blueberries, Cranberries, Dairy, Figs, Grapefruit, Grapes, Hazelnuts, Kidney Beans, Lemons/Limes, Lentils, Macadamia, Navy Beans, Oranges (Fresh), Orange Juice, Peanut Butter, Pears, Peas, Pecans, Pistachios, Plums/Prunes, Pork, Potatoes, Rice, Strawberries, Sweet Corn, Walnuts, Almonds and Sweet Cherries. Their damages will be adjusted based on several factors and spread over several months in response to orders placed by states participating in the FNS nutrition assistance programs.
Listen to Undersecretary Greg Ibach explain the process under which this new program will operate, by clicking or tapping the LISTEN BAR below at the bottom of the page. More information on this program can be found at www.farmers.gov.
Listen to Undersecretary Greg Ibach explain the process of USDA's new Food Purchasing Program.


If everything will be ok, hen it's expected that uttar pradesh madhymik shiksha parishad this will provide facility to download admit card online. According to some credible source, its expected that UPMSP may host Admit card of high School Class 10, Intermediate Class 12th Board Examination Online. but downloading facility of admit card / call letter / hall Ticket for class 10th and class 12th board examination , will not be available for students . only registered school of UP board can download admit card for board examination.
As we know UMPSP this time invited online application form for High school and Intermediate. Registration of class 9th and class 11th was also filled online. that's why UPMSP preparing to provide facility of online admit card. This time board was also considering to manage distribution of examination center online but government had not given there approval. Printing facility of admit card will be available online. However board exam student can not download there hall ticket directly from the official website of UPMSP admit card .
Your college will download all admit card, after that they will distribute your admit card. Regular students of board examination are required to contact your school for downloading your admit card. On the other hand private students can collect there admit card at the Nodal centre of UPMSP. Very soon board will publish detailed guideline regarding the admit card. However its also expected that board will also continue to send the admit card manually with providing facility of online admit card. Final decision will be taken by board within this month after that ExamVacancy.in will provide you more information about how to download your admit card of Board Examination 2014 of UP Board .
All the best for your board examination 2014.


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By Anna Garcia
Watford City's Ribfest Set For Aug. 12
August 10, 2022 | View PDF
Watford City's Best of the West Ribfest and Street Fair is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 12. The event will feature tons of music, ribs, vendors, a classic car and truck show on Main Street, games for the kids, cornhole, and much more.
There will be a Bags and Bones Cornhole Tournament starting at 11 a.m. followed by the Class Car and Truck Show from 12-7 p.m. There will be a kid's zone with jump and fun inflatable games for children 0-12 years of age from 12-8 p.m. At 6 p.m. ribs will be served to the public and the Best of the West Classic Car and Truck Show awards and Best of the West Rib awards will be announced at 7:30 p.m.
Music will start at 4 p.m. with "The Country Fried Tour" on the main stage followed by the 'Party After Dark'.
Several country bands from the 90s and 2000s including "Ricochet Band," Wade Hayes, and Jamie O'Neal will be performing at the event. The 'Party After Dark' will feature grand finale singer of NBC's American Song Contest and North Dakota's own Chloe Fredericks and top ten country duo "Love and Theft."
"Love and Theft" is an American country music duo consisting of vocalists Eric Gunderson and Stephen Barker Liles. Known for their songs "Angel Eyes" and "Night That You'll Never Forget", which reached a peak of #34 on the Billboard Country Airplay charts in October 2014.
Everyone is encouraged to enjoy all the music, food, and fun the event has to offer. For more information on the Ribfest, check out their Facebook page: Best of the West Ribfest and Street Fair.


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Rugby Union: Director of rugby Steve Hill has strongest Richmond squad at his disposal
By Stuart Amos
Happy days: Richmond and director of rugby Steve Hill have plenty to smile about this season
It may have taken six seasons, but director of rugby Steve Hill believes he now has the strongest squad he has seen at Richmond.
The Athletic Ground outfit went five points clear at the top of the National Division One table with a 31-17 win at Loughborough Students.
Tries from Chris Davies (two), Seb Adeniran-Olule, Tom Sargeant and Charlie Broughton made it eight wins in succession since a 41-34 defeat at Esher.
Richmond host second-placed Hartpury College on Saturday and head to fifth-placed Rosslyn Park in their final game before the Christmas.
And Hill, who has had to cope with his fair share of injuries during his spell in charge, believes he has the strength in depth that can secure a targeted top four finish this season - and possibly more.
"At times this season there have been three or four players in the second team, who would not let us down," he said.
"Will Brown, who has played virtually every first team game I've been involved with prior to this season, is playing very well in the second team and is desperate for an opportunity to get back in.
"Our strength and conditioning coach has worked really hard with the players and we are beginning to see the benefit of that. We are in better shape.
"It is the strongest squad I have had in the six seasons I have been here.
"We've always said we want to finish in the top four this season and that remains the target if we can keep this form going."
Hill, who spent 14 years as director of rugby at Oxford University, signed an extension to his contract earlier this year and has no plans of leaving any time soon.
"I'm thoroughly enjoying it here and it is a fantastic club to be director of rugby," he added.
"I have players like this to work with and when you have upto 82 people turning up to train every week you can coach them and improve them."


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Argentinean Bicentennial
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On May 25th, 2010 we celebrated the 200th anniversary of the revolution that cleared the way for the Argentinean independence.
Bicentennial celebrations began on May 21st in Buenos Aires, with millions of people in attendance, making it the biggest outdoor party Argentina has seen since it celebrated its return to democratic rule after seven years of military dictatorship in 1983.
The 9 de Julio Avenue was closed to the traffic between Corrientes and Belgrano avenues during the festivity days, and was used to host the main celebrations.
A number of military parades of modern and historical regiments and units, including the Regiment of Patricians and the Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers. They were followed by parades representing the provinces of Argentina and their local cultures.
The capital's famous Teatro Colon concert hall was reopened, after a four-year refurbishment project, for a special ceremony that included ballet and extracts from famous operas and was beamed via projectors onto walls outside.
Many artists sang new versions of patriotic hymns, there were a lot of exhibitions, lectures and courses.
Presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Brazil), Sebastián Piñera (Chile), José Mujica (Uruguay), Hugo Chávez (Venezuela), Rafael Correa (Ecuador), Fernando Lugo (Paraguay) and Evo Morales (Bolivia) and ex-presidents Manuel Zelaya (Honduras) and Martín Torrijos (Panama) arrived in Buenos Aires for the closing parade.
The May Revolution (Revolución de Mayo) was a week-long series of revolutionary events that took place from May 18 to May 25, 1810, in Buenos Aires, capital of the Virreinato del Río de la Plata, a colony of the Spanish Empire which included the present-day nations of Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay. The consequences of these events were the ousting of Viceroy Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros and the establishment of a local government, La Primera Junta on May 25. These events are commemorated in Argentina as "Semana de Mayo" (May Week)
The May Revolution is considered the starting point of the Argentine War of Independence, although no formal declaration of independence was issued at the time, and the Primera Junta continued to govern in the name of the deposed king Ferdinand VII.
The formal Declaration of Independence took place at the Congress of Tucumán on July 9, 1816.
A 3d projection on the Cabildo, representing important moments in the Argentinean history.
Murga (popular dance)
The "Fuerza Bruta" crew
Actors enacting the Madres de Plaza de Mayo
Actors enacting the return of the Democracy
Actors enacting the Malvinas (Falklands) soldiers
The national industry represented in fridges factories and "Siam" cars. This is a symbol of the substitution of imports.
Actors enacting different social movement of the beginnings of the 20th century.
The "gauchos" made an asado that was distributed to people in the crowd.
Nearly 2 million people assisted to the Bicentennial celebration.
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Publisher: Translated by John Bowden from the French 'Entretiens d'automne', Paris: Les Éditions du Cerf, 1987..
Translated by John Bowden from the French 'Entretiens d'automne', Paris: Les Éditions du Cerf, 1987.
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*In consecutive interpreting, the interpreter takes turns with the other speakers, as in a Q&A session. The client speaks, then stops. The interpreter steps in to interpret, then stops. If long statements are made, the interpreter may take notes to ensure accuracy. This is the format for interpreting by telephone, for many meetings, for some medical consultations and for certain court proceedings. Electronic equipment (microphones and headsets) may be necessary, depending on the size of the room.
Simultaneous interpreting is different. In this case, the speaker and the interpreter talk at the same time, with the interpreter lagging a few words or seconds behind the speaker. It's what you see at the UN, at international conferences and in many courts. Normally the interpreters are some distance from the speaker (usually in soundproof booths) and you listen to them with wired-in headphones or pocket-sized receivers that use a radio or infra-red frequency. Simultaneous interpreters may also use a portable electronic system with microphones and headphones. This is particularly handy when interpreting for a large group on a tour of, say, a noisy factory. When there is only one listener, interpreters may dispense with equipment and simply whisper to the person.


A visit to Anchorage is a full-on adventure! With more than 60 glaciers within 50 miles of downtown, a salmon stream in the heart of the city, six surrounding mountain ranges, 300 miles of wilderness trails and one of the largest state parks in our backyard, it's no wonder. By day, dog sled across an icy glacier, spot copious wildlife, fly out to Denali and get to know Alaska's first people. By night, enjoy hip, metropolitan amenities, a dining scene abundant fresh-caught seafood and the frontier spirit of Alaska's largest city. Our unique location allows you to pack in a lot of adventure.


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Q: How to show a vertical rule at the beginning of the current line? I'm looking for a way in vim to easily visualize the various indent levels of python code. It would help if there was always a vertical rule at the beginning of the current line. That way I can scan down the code to see where the current block ends. Are there any plugins out there that do this?

A: You could simply emulate indentation guides.  It's simpler and more effective, in my opinion.  Please, take a look at my answer to the question about indentation guides.

A: The first thing that comes to mind is that you could benefit from a plugin that implements code folding.
Here is a tutorial with examples (scroll down to "Code folding") that recommends the use of the "Efficient python folding" plugin for vim.

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A: in vim (no plugins needed):
:set list
will display tabs as '^I' and EOL as '$' by default.
with
:set lcs=tab:>>
you'd set '^I' to '>' (see more on that by :help listchars).
i'm not sure, but there should be another option to set the tab width.
also you may set
:set autoindent
for python

A: I think the command you're looking for is "colorcolumn", it's new to vim 7.2 or 7.3 I think.
You might be able to work something up with the autocommand trigger CursorMoved
autocmd CursorMovedI * set colorcolumn=match(getline("."),"\S")

You will probably have to play with this, using intermediate variables and such.
What this would do (if properly buried inside a function), is put a single vertical line at the starting character of the current line. This might be handy, but should probably only be put on a toggle.
EDIT: This turns out to be a bit more complicated than I thought originally. Basically you have to eliminate the effect of literal tabs (if they show up in your file)
autocmd CursorMoved * let &colorcolumn=matchend(substitute(getline("."),'\t',repeat(" ",&ts),'g'),"\\S")

When I was first putting this together I sortof thought it was silly, but just playing around with it for a few minutes, I sortof like the effect.
Note that you may or may not want a CursorMovedI version.

A: You can define you own syntax items for it (or use matches). Quick and dirty solution:
let colors=["red", "white", "yellow", "green", "blue"]
let matchids=[]
for level in range(1, len(colors))
    execute "hi IndentLevel".level." ctermbg=".colors[level-1]." guibg=".colors[level-1]
    call add(matchids, matchadd('IndentLevel'.level, '^   '.repeat('    ', level-1).'\zs '))
endfor

This will highlight five first indentation levels with different colors.
To disable:
while !empty(matchids)
    call matchdelete(remove(matchids, 0))
endwhile


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VICTOR Badminton
Categories: Achievement
The first page of the BWF's world rankings lists the Top10 players/pairs in each discipline. As well as their ranking, their nationality, name, BWF members' ID, total current total of points and the number of tournaments in which they have successfully won points in the last 12 months are shown.
If you want to check on a list of players lower than the Top 10, click on "More" on the table. If you want to view detailed information about a particular player (results in various tournaments, match details) click on "Profile" next to members' ID.
Fig. 2 Detailed points information for ROK player Lee Yong Dae (image taken from the official BWF website on Sept. 26, 2013)
In Ranking History we can find out details of the tournaments a player has played in and points received. As a player might take part in two or more disciplines, (such as men's doubles, mixed doubles) or play with a different teammate as partner (example: Lee Yong Dae partnered Jung Jae Sung in 2012, in 2013 his partner is Ko Sung Hyun,) you can select a specific discipline/combination to view information about the corresponding individuals.
The points from the 10 tournaments in which the highest number of points were won by a player/pair in the previous year are added together
The principle according to which BWF points are calculated is: The points from the 10 tournaments in which a player/pair won the highest number of points in the previous year are added together.
In Fig. 2 it can be seen that Lee Yong Dae has taken part in 20 international tournaments with partner Ko in the last year, winning 2660~11000 points in each. The total of all points won is 133555.8812 but the BWF only counts the ten events at which the highest number of points were won (marked with * after Matches,) giving a total of 86745.8812.
The higher the tournament level, the greater the number of points the winners gets!
BWF tournaments are divided into four levels. For details of how these are graded see the article: BWF tournament grading introduction. In principle, the higher the level of the tournament is the greater the number of points the "champion" will win and the further a player/pair progress in a tournament they more points they win.
The tables below show the number of points that can be won in Grand Prix, Grand Prix Gold, Super Series, and Super Series Premier major international tournaments.
Tournament Level Super Series Premier Super Series
Championship 11,000 9,200
Runner-up 9,350 7,800
Semi-Finalists 7,700 6,420
Quarter-finalists 6,050 5,040
2nd Round 4,320 3,600
1st Round 2,660 2,220
Qualifying-final Round 1,060 880
Qualifying-1st Round 520 430
Tournament Level Grand Prix Gold Grand Prix
Championship 7,000 5,000
Last 16 2,720 1,920
Last 64 660 460
Last 128 320 220
Last 256 130 90
Last 512 60 40
Last 1024 30 25
Basically, points are received by all players who successfully enter a tournament, even ones who are knocked out at the qualifying stage, however, as the BWF only counts the ten tournaments in which most points were won in the previous year it doesn't mean that a player has a chance of being World No. 1 just by entering every tournament.
World Top 10 players will usually select 10-20 inernational tournaments to play in in a year as they can win more points for reaching the semifinal stage in selected tournaments than the winner of a lower level tournament wins.
VICTOR's monthly new world rankings report
After learning about the BWF rankings and points calculation methods we suggest everyone regularly check the Latest world rankings report on the official VICTOR website. This will have the list of the new Top 10 players/pairs as well as reviewing and reporting the highlights of the large international tournaments of the previous month. Read regularly every month and you won't miss any important international badminton news!
( Edit by VICTOR Badminton )


The Mass Communication Division welcomes extended abstracts (new since 2017), full paper submissions, and panel proposals on a broad range of topics that exemplify the societal importance and impact of mass communication in all its various forms. Topics of interest range from the content and psychological effects of media messages to interactions among media systems and political economy to comparative and international media concerns. Innovative research on factors that redefine the nature of mass communication and its changing role in society, international and comparative work, and integrative theoretical pieces are especially encouraged. The Division is committed to a range of theoretical and methodological approaches, and we welcome extended abstracts, full papers, and panel proposals using quantitative, qualitative, or interpretative approaches.
An extended abstract must be no longer than a maximum five-page double-spaced submission (includes all tables, figures, references). The Division welcomes a wide range of epistemological foundations including (but not limited to) critical-cultural, quantitative-empirical, and qualitative-empirical foundations. Pure theory-based works are also welcome. Extended abstract of a project where data have been collected should include clear discussion of theory with literature foundation, method and data summary, and potential outcomes. In the extended abstract, the following two questions must be addressed: a) Does the project involve data collection? b) if yes, have data been collected? Feasibility of the completion of the project will be weighted highly in selection processes.
Only completed full papers within the ICA limit of 25 pages (excluding references and tables) will be considered. Reviewers will be instructed to stop reading after 25 pages. If ALL of the authors are students, then the work should be designated a student paper and will then be deemed eligible for the student paper award competition.
Panel proposals should include a rationale for the panel (400-word maximum), as well as the abstracts of each participant's contribution (150-word maximum for each presenter). Reviewers will be asked to give extra weight to proposals that feature institutional and/ or national diversity.
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My Friend (Neil Sedaka album)
My Friend (Groove Armada song)
My Friend may refer to:
My Friend (film), a 1983 Bolivian film
My Friend (1974 film), an Indian film featuring Tun Tun
My Friend (Neil Sedaka album), 1986
My Friend (SG Wannabe album), 2008
"My Friend" (Groove Armada song), 2001
"My Friend" (Jimi Hendrix song), 1971
"My Friend" (Zard song), 1996
"My Friend", a song by Bradley Joseph from The Journey Continues
"My Friend", a song by Cho PD from Great Expectation Pt. 2: Love And Life
"My Friend", a song by Frankie Laine
"My Friend", a song by Royce da 5'9" from Rock City
"My Friend (So Long)", a song by DC Talk from Supernatural
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/My_Friend
My Friend is a 1986 compilation album containing the works of American pop star Neil Sedaka. It was dedicated to Sedaka's lifelong friend and songwriting partner, Howard Greenfield, who died of AIDS-related complications that year. The album was issued on the Polydor label.
"You Gotta Make Your Own Sunshine" (1976)
"Bad Blood" (1975)
"Letting Go" (1980)
"The Hungry Years" (1975)
"Lonely Night (Angel Face)" (1975)
"Laughter in the Rain" (1974)
"That's When the Music Takes Me" (1972)
"The Immigrant" (1974)
"You're So Good for Me" (1980)
"My Friend" (1980)
"Love in the Shadows" (1976)
"Should've Never Let You Go" (1980)
"Solitaire (1972)
"#1 With a Heartache" (1976)
"Love Will Keep Us Together" (1973)
"Breaking Up is Hard to Do" (1975)
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/My_Friend_(Neil_Sedaka_album)
"My Friend" is a song by English electronica duo Groove Armada, released as the second single released from their third studio album, Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub). The song features vocals by Celetia Martin and contains a sample from "Gotta Learn How to Dance" by Fatback Band and samples a drum break from Skull Snaps' "It's a New Day". The lyrics are an interpolation from Brandy's 1995 hit "Best Friend". The song was featured in a Dutch television commercial for Royal Club soft drinks in 2002, which resulted in a re-release of the single in the Netherlands and a higher charting in the Dutch singles charts than the year before.
Track listings
"My Friend"
"My Friend (Dorfmeister vs. Madrid de los Austrias Dub)"
"My Friend (Swag's Good Buddy Remix)"
Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics
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My Friend, The 411
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My Friend, Julio Iglesias
My Friend, Handsome Family
My Friend, Roy Orbison
My Friend, Pressure Drop
My Friend, Crystal Lewis
My Friend, Blessid Union Of Souls
My Friend, Asian Kung-fu Generation
My Friend, Steve Miller
My Friend, Sweeney Todd
My Friend, Neil Sedaka
My Friend, Bill Callahan
My Friend, Mark Logan
My Friend, Royce Da 5'9''
My Friend, End Of Green
My Friend, Sendal Jepit
My Friend, 5 Chinese Brothers
My Friend, Crimpshrine
My Friend, Jimi Hendrix
My Friend, Vanness Wu
My Friend, Camera Obscura
My Friend, Nine Lashes
My Friend, Roy Harper
My Friend, Redlightmusic
My Friend, Mungo Jerry
My Friend, DNH
My Friend, Saga
My Friend, 3rd Storee
My Friend, Groove Armada
My Friend, Dr. Dog
My Friend, Michal
My Friend, Lynn Anderson
My Friend, Hillary Scott
My Friend, Anouk
My Friend, Steve Miller Band
My Friend, Zard
(This song is actually called "Friend," but metrolyrics has a spaz when you try to post these lyrics because they don't think you're allowed to have 2 songs called "Friend")
Since I can remember when
We've been together
Hey how long has it been?
I hope you know that you're my hero
Never once thought of yourself
Always there to help
Man you're something else
In the dark you were the light
When the truth was hard to find
When I needed someone to call me on it
You called me on it everytime
Through all the good through all the bad
I knew you always had my back
The best part of being who I am
Is that I get to call you...
Some got 'em by the hundreds
But when that thunder comes a rumblin'
We're off and runnin'
Makes me glad that I got
God knows that you've had your moments too
Sometimes I wonder if you knew
How it meant the world to me
To get to be a friend to you
And when I stumble and I slip
You never let me quit
Always knew what to say, what I needed to hear, when I needed to hear it
My Old Friend
Is that I get to call you..
When I look back on this crazy life
At least I know I got one thing right
If all I ever get to do
Is get to call you...
Super Bowl : Kansas City sacré pour la deuxième fois
Edit Le Point 03 Feb 2020
Cinquante ans que Kansas City n'avait plus remporté de titre au Super Bowl ... Lire aussi Super Bowl ... la différence. Son quatrième quart-temps fut celui des grands champions, sous les yeux de légendes de ce sport comme Joe Montana, présent au Hard Rock Stadium comble de 76 000 spectateurs et qui aurait sûrement préféré voir ses 49ers entrer dans le Panthéon des plus titrés, aux côtés de New England et de Green Bay.Capacité à renverser ... ....


Auction 955 Lots Posted. Browse & Bid Now!
This week's first highlight selection is an 1845 H10c PCGS/CAC Proof 64. Beautiful olive, gold, and rose tones. Impressive mirrors lie beneath the beautiful tones. An important rarity in Proof formats, the official mintage is unknown, and there are only eight specimens known to exist, one of which is in the Smithsonian. An extremely rare issue that is only bested by three examples.
Our second auction highlight is an 1826/5 1c PCGS MS62 BN. A very tough date in the series, this is one of the nicest examples that we've offered. Original brownish-olive tones with pretty remaining luster.
This week's final highlight selection is a 1921 Morgan $1 PCGS MS67. An absolutely gorgeous superb gem with fantastic luster that is tied for finest known.
Of course there are many other highlights, so be sure to browse all lots in this exciting new sale before it closes on Sunday, April 9th.


The quality of re-pointing and repair of face brickwork can vary vastly in our industry. We ensure our finished work avoids smeared brick faces, out of line coursing and poor brick / mortar matching. Of course over the years the variations of brick types and sizes have made repairing of existing brickwork quite a challenge. This is where our ethos of attention to detail and thoroughness of research pays off. Left is an example of brick repairs and re-pointing of a 1980s seafront property. Prior to commencement of the main work sample mixes and brick matching were carried out by one of our team proving that a few extra hours of preparation can make a vast difference to the finished quality.
Obviously not every masonry job is as straight forward as the laying down of brick on brick. With regional variations in both modern and traditional masonry the experience we have gained in our area ensures that every method can be reproduced accurately. Right is an example of a flint featured boundary wall commonly found in rural areas of East Sussex and older parts of Eastbourne. This repair again was an exercise in thoroughness and attention to detail. Notice that here even the mortar bed has its own feature work.
Face brickwork as an internal feature has become more popular over recent years. Here we see a mixed internal skin of masonry. In this kitchen extension the lower section of thermal blockwork is terminated at kitchen unit level ready for plastering in the normal way. A feature brick panel was then constructed to give a rustic appeal together with an electrical point ready for an extractor hood. We know that that our Clients are looking at this work on a daily basis and so we make sure it is given that extra attention to detail.
In this garage and utility room extension of a 1930s bungalow notice the seamless match our bricklayers achieved with the stock brick we were able to source from a local brickyard. In this instance the top section of masonry was required to be pebble-dash matched which again was approached with the same attention to detail in terms of render mix, texture and aggregate size and shape.


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Home / UNAA WA YP Team
Neesha Seth: WA Convenor
Neesha Seth is recognised for her highly energetic and passionate approach to life. This approach is demonstrated in all aspects of her professional and voluntary work, by her ability to inspire, engage and influence others. Over the past 10 years, she has utilised a variety of mediums to communicate and assist others, including her role as a registered Psychologist, and a trained and experienced television presenter/MC. Neesha's passion extends to the Not-for-Profit sector. Neesha currently holds the seat of Vice-President of the United Nations Association of Australia in WA, as well as the seat of State Convenor for the Young Professionals chapter of the UNAA in WA.
Neesha continues to aspire to combine her professional knowledge and practical experience in the media industry, through her work as an MC for diverse events, writing and presenting television segments, and other bespoke requests that match her skillset.
Aaron Yeak: Secretary
Aaron is a highly motivated entrepreneurial professional with a passion for social impact. His experience extends across business, sports administration, event management, and management consulting, covering fitness, motor sport, retail, energy and utilities, logistics, construction and health care. Aaron believes in the global power of this generation to create positive change and social impact via social enterprise, business and sport.
With extensive international experience studying and working abroad, Aaron is passionate about cultural inclusion and equality. He combines his experience, skills and empathetic approach into an energetic and tenacious attitude. Through his businesses, public speaking and writing he strives to help our generation recognise their potential.
Naomi Bezu: Events Coordinator
Naomi is a driven HR professional with 7 years' experience in recruitment and generalist HR gained from a range of industries including Aviation, Finance, Music and Events.
Naomi is a keen traveller, having recently lived in London and loves experiencing new places and different cultures. Naomi is passionate about advocating gender equality and environmental issues and was previously the Events Coordinator for the UN Young Women Committee WA. Naomi is excited to be part of the UN YP committee where she can network with like-minded professionals and inspire and educate others on the work, goals and values of the United Nations to create a safer, fairer and more sustainable world.
Dr Erin Gray: Communications
Erin has a PhD in geology from Curtin University and is currently a sessional academic. She is passionate about teaching in science-based subjects and loves the challenge of making complex scientific information easy to understand and fun to learn.
Erin is a former elite taekwondo athlete and represented Australia in the Commonwealth Championships in Edinburgh in 2014. She is also a former co-captain of the Curtin University Games team and loves being involved in leadership development. Erin currently plays in the WAWFL for the Claremont Football Club. Erin's interests include travel, writing and getting outdoors.
Issues that are close to Erin's heart include promoting gender equity in science and sport, caring for the environment and inspiring young people to engage with their leadership potential.
Mitchell Matambo: Marketing & Membership
Mitchell is the Marketing Executive for a media organisation in the mining industry. Her academic and professional background is in marketing. Her experiences in a professional capacity have enabled her to focus on listening to and understanding important issues and strategically delivering strong outcomes.
Mitchell was born and raised in Zimbabwe. Being surrounded by diverse nationalities, through travelling, studying and living in countries such as South Africa, Zambia & Australia, has increased her cultural sensitivity and confidence of social integration. The UNAA Young Professionals mission to "inspire young professionals throughout Australia in international affairs and the work of the United Nations around the world" resonates deeply for Mitchell. She has a keen interest and desire to become an active participant towards lending a hand in preserving peace, supporting the disadvantaged and inspiring the young people.
Ali Khandoker: Finance
Ali is a successful finance professional, working for the Government of Western Australia. He has developed his career in the era of public sector financial reform, which enabled him to acquire exceptional skills in complex financial modelling and business efficiency planning.
Ali was born and brought up in a country, which is transforming from third world to a developed country. He has seen the adverse effect of economic growth on environment and how capitalisation can violate human rights. He has witnessed the work UN has been doing there to achieve the balance and upheld human rights for all. These lived experiences inspired him to be part of the UN associated Young Professionals organisation.
Stefanos Sifandos: Corporate Development & Community
Stefanos's background is diverse. In the corporate world he provides expertise in connecting viable long-term commercial models to long-term sustainability practices to community. Alongside this, Stefanos also provides the means to build and sustain meaningful relationships that promote the vision and growth of any organization he is a part of. Stefanos is an inspired futurist and understands that exponential technologies will lend themselves to integrating and injecting high levels of social equity in to our socio-cultural paradigms.
Stefanos has been directly involved in the successful implementation of programs increasing technical, social and commercial capacity in the areas of Corporate Social Responsibility, Sustainability, Social Equity, Technology & Innovation, Renewables and Commercial Waste Management.
We are a new and growing team. If you have an interest in applying to work with us please complete this form and we will contact you if an opportunity arises.


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Q: WebView component not show web page: Webpage not available Android Studio 3.2.
In my Manifiest.xml
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />

In my xml layout:
<layout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto">

    <data>

    </data>

    <android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent">

        <WebView
            android:id="@+id/webView"
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="0dp"
            app:layout_constraintBottom_toBottomOf="parent"
            app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent"
            app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
            app:layout_constraintTop_toBottomOf="@+id/aboutUsToolBar" />

    </android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout>
</layout>

In my activity:
   private void init(String webUrl) {
        Debug.d(TAG, "init: load_url_in_web_view : " + webUrl);
        setSupportActionBar(findViewById(R.id.toolBar));
        getSupportActionBar().setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true);
        getSupportActionBar().setHomeButtonEnabled(true);
        getSupportActionBar().setDisplayShowTitleEnabled(false);

        WebView webView = findViewById(R.id.webView);
        webView.setWebViewClient(new CustomWebViewClient());
        webView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
        //webView.getSettings().setPluginState(WebSettings.PluginState.ON);
        webView.loadUrl(webUrl);
    }

    // open external web page inside WebView component
    private class CustomWebViewClient extends WebViewClient {
        @Override
        public boolean shouldOverrideKeyEvent(WebView view, KeyEvent event) {
            view.loadUrl(webUrl);
            return true;
        }
    }

And here result on Android 4.4:

On Android 6.0+ page webUrl success open.
If I use url "http://www.google.com" then it open success.
Also if I open webUrl in web browser it success open.

A:
add INTERNET permission in AndroidManifest.xml.

 <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>

Main.xml

<WebView
        android:id="@+id/webView"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content" />

Activity.java

private String postUrl = "https://www.google.com";
 private WebView webView;

webView = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.webView);
webView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
webView.loadUrl(postUrl);
webView.setHorizontalScrollBarEnabled(false);


The Public Service Commission unanimously issued a resolution requesting state law be changed in the 2019 Legislative Session to allow rural electric cooperatives to provide high-speed internet service. Current Mississippi law prohibits rural electric cooperatives from providing internet service, although no such law exists anywhere else in America. Commissioner Brandon Presley has championed the idea as a means of solving the broadband internet crisis that has plagued rural areas of the state for years.
Over the last few months, Presley has held citizen task force meetings in all 33 counties in the northern district of the state in order to make the public aware of the rural internet and cellular service crisis. In June, Presley hosted 46 members of the Mississippi Legislature for a rural internet summit in Hamilton, Alabama to showcase the progress being made by Tombigbee Electric Cooperative which has been nationally recognized as a model for rural America.
Hamilton, Alabama is fourteen miles from the Mississippi state line, yet Presley says it might as well be 14,000 miles away because the Alabama efforts are so far ahead of Mississippi. Alabama law has no similar ban on their cooperatives. "The first electric cooperatives in the nation were formed right here in Mississippi, and they weren't formed just to sell electricity. They were formed to enhance the quality of life for rural people. While folks in the big cities had lighting and electric appliances, people who lived on farms or in rural areas were still lighting candles and cooking on wood stoves. These industrious people of Mississippi formed America's first electric cooperatives because they wanted rural people to be able to enter the 20th century. Today, we simply ask for rural Mississippi to be allowed to enter the 21st century," Presley said.
The PSC resolution notes that high-speed internet has become a necessity for participating in modern life, education, health care and in the economy. Because of the high cost to serve rural areas, few for-profit companies are willing to invest there. The legislation would allow rural electric cooperatives to fill that void. The concept has been demonstrated across the country. "We cannot continue to wait on the big telecommunications giants to serve rural people. One of my constituents from rural Lee County, John Henson, was told by an AT&T representative that he would get high-speed internet service at his home in the Blair Community when the day came that he could rent a condominium on the moon.
That is unacceptable. Telecom companies unwilling to serve rural areas should not prevent rural people from serving themselves through the cooperatives that they own. The members of rural electric cooperatives are simply asking for the right to do what they did a century ago and take the reins themselves and bring service to rural Mississippi. I hope this resolution makes clear that the Public Service Commission is behind them 100%," Presley concluded.


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I Got Next Mixtape
So Drake just dropped this "If You're Reading This It's Too Late" mixtape outta no where huh? Well, the one thing you can bet money on is whenever Drake drops something new that there's gonna be A LOT of Drake hate coming right along with it. And I won't hold you some of the hate is not only true but it's also funny as hell. I think the funniest thing I saw on twitter the other night was that the mixtape cover looked like a suicide note written by the Chikc Fil-A cow! But after peeping my timeline for a minute it really hit me that a lot of folk really don't like dude and I don't get why not. Well, let me rephrase that, I do get why cats don't like Drake. Hell, when dude first dropped I didn't rock with him cause he was light skin and I was like when's the last time we heard an ill light skin MC? But after hearing that "So Far Gone" mixtape even I had to stop fronting on dude cause whether he's too sensitive, he sings too much, he's too soft, he sometimes looks and sounds like he's not playing for the Sixer or cause he's light skin...the one thing you can't front on is that dude can spit. And that's all I care about. The other day my young bul asked me who do I think has next in this rap game and I said Drake. So do me this justice and check out my best of Drake "I Got Next" mixtape and after peepin' it I want cats to tell me with a straight face that this nigga Drake don't got next.
I Got Next Mixtape by Kil
Categories - Mixes


Sara Lee's Apple Berry Danish makes a delicious heart warming dessert that is easy to prepare and serve. Soft custard sitting alongside a rich apple berry blend is encased within golden pastry. Warm through and serve Sara Lee Tray Apple Berry Custard Danish to the table as is or with a simple garnish. Return any unused frozen portions to the freezer immediately.
Wheat flour (thiamine), water, sugar, apple (9%) [firming agent (509)], blueberries (8%), butter, egg, margarine (vegetable oil), glucose syrup, thickeners (1414, 1412, 1422), milk solids, yeast, salt, vegetable gums (401, 407, 414), mineral salt (508), emulsifiers (vegetable - 471 soy, 475), acidity regulators (citric acid, 339), natural vanilla flavour, gelatine, natural colours (curcumin, carmine).


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// Network topology
//
//    SRC
//     | <=== Source Network
//	   A-----B-----C
//           |    /|            Cost of different networks is as follows:
//			 |   / |            B to C : 5, C to E : 3, All other links cost 1
//           |  /  |
//           | /   |
//           |/    |
//           D-----E
//                 | <=== Destination Network
//                DST
//
// A, B, C, D and E are RIPng routers.
// A and E are configured with static addresses.
// SRC and DST will exchange packets.
//
// After about 7 seconds, the topology is built, and Echo Reply will be received.
// After 30 seconds, the link between B and D will break, causing a route failure.
// After 15 seconds from the failure, the routers will recovery from the failure.
// After 30 seconds from recovery, the link between C and D will break, causing a route failure.
// After 34 seconds from the failure, the routers will recover again from the failure.
// Split Horizoning should affect the recovery time, but it is not. See the manual
// for an explanation of this effect.
//
// If "showPings" is enabled, the user will see:
// 1) if the ping has been acknowledged
// 2) if a Destination Unreachable has been received by the sender
// 3) nothing, when the Echo Request has been received by the destination but
//    the Echo Reply is unable to reach the sender.
// Examining the .pcap files with Wireshark can confirm this effect.

#include <fstream>
#include "ns3/core-module.h"
#include "ns3/internet-module.h"
#include "ns3/csma-module.h"
#include "ns3/applications-module.h"
#include "ns3/ipv6-static-routing-helper.h"
#include "ns3/ipv6-routing-table-entry.h"

using namespace ns3;
//Define a logging component for this file which can later be enabled or disabled with the NS_LOG  environment variable
NS_LOG_COMPONENT_DEFINE ("RipNg-3");

//To tear down the link between any two interfaces
void TearDownLink (Ptr<Node> nodeA, Ptr<Node> nodeB, uint32_t interfaceA, uint32_t interfaceB)
{
  nodeA->GetObject<Ipv6> ()->SetDown (interfaceA);
  nodeB->GetObject<Ipv6> ()->SetDown (interfaceB);
}

int main (int argc, char **argv)
{
//Declare a verbose flag that can be set to true using the command line to enable log components
  bool verbose = false;
  bool printRoutingTables = false;
  bool showPings = false;
//Split horizon with Poison Reverse is used
  std::string SplitHorizon ("PoisonReverse");

//Creates an instance of CommandLine class to enable passsing command line arguments
  CommandLine cmd;
  cmd.AddValue ("verbose", "turn on log components", verbose);
  cmd.AddValue ("printRoutingTables", "Print routing tables at 30, 60 and 90 seconds", printRoutingTables);
  cmd.AddValue ("showPings", "Show Ping6 reception", showPings);
  cmd.AddValue ("splitHorizonStrategy", "Split Horizon strategy to use (NoSplitHorizon, SplitHorizon, PoisonReverse)", SplitHorizon);
//To parse the command line arguments
  cmd.Parse (argc, argv);

//Enables the Logging Components of all the levels above the level specified if verbose is set to true
  if (verbose)
    {
      LogComponentEnable ("RipNgSimpleRouting", LOG_LEVEL_INFO);
      LogComponentEnable ("RipNg", LOG_LEVEL_ALL);
      LogComponentEnable ("Icmpv6L4Protocol", LOG_LEVEL_INFO);
      LogComponentEnable ("Ipv6Interface", LOG_LEVEL_ALL);
      LogComponentEnable ("Icmpv6L4Protocol", LOG_LEVEL_ALL);
      LogComponentEnable ("NdiscCache", LOG_LEVEL_ALL);
      LogComponentEnable ("Ping6Application", LOG_LEVEL_ALL);
    }

//Enables either Split Horizon, No Split horizon or poison Reverse depending on what is selected
  if (showPings)
    {
      LogComponentEnable ("Ping6Application", LOG_LEVEL_INFO);
    }

  if (SplitHorizon == "NoSplitHorizon")
    {
      Config::SetDefault ("ns3::RipNg::SplitHorizon", EnumValue (RipNg::NO_SPLIT_HORIZON));
    }
  else if (SplitHorizon == "SplitHorizon")
    {
      Config::SetDefault ("ns3::RipNg::SplitHorizon", EnumValue (RipNg::SPLIT_HORIZON));
    }
  else
    {
      Config::SetDefault ("ns3::RipNg::SplitHorizon", EnumValue (RipNg::POISON_REVERSE));
    }

//To create the Nodes
  NS_LOG_INFO ("Create nodes.");
  Ptr<Node> src = CreateObject<Node> ();
//Associates the node with the name provided in the first argument
  Names::Add ("SrcNode", src);
  Ptr<Node> dst = CreateObject<Node> ();
  Names::Add ("DstNode", dst);
  Ptr<Node> a = CreateObject<Node> ();
  Names::Add ("RouterA", a);
  Ptr<Node> b = CreateObject<Node> ();
  Names::Add ("RouterB", b);
  Ptr<Node> c = CreateObject<Node> ();
  Names::Add ("RouterC", c);
  Ptr<Node> d = CreateObject<Node> ();
  Names::Add ("RouterD", d);
  Ptr<Node> e = CreateObject<Node> ();
  Names::Add ("RouterE", e);

//Defines a NodeContainer object that holds Devices
  NodeContainer net1 (src, a);
  NodeContainer net2 (a, b);
  NodeContainer net3 (b, c);
  NodeContainer net4 (b, d);
  NodeContainer net5 (c, d);
  NodeContainer net6 (c, e);
  NodeContainer net7 (d, e);
  NodeContainer net8 (e, dst);
  NodeContainer routers (a, b, c, d, e);
  NodeContainer nodes (src, dst);

//Creating CSMA channels
  NS_LOG_INFO ("Create channels.");
  CsmaHelper csma;
  csma.SetChannelAttribute ("DataRate", DataRateValue (5000000));
  csma.SetChannelAttribute ("Delay", TimeValue (MilliSeconds (2)));

//Install CSMA Between the nodes
  NetDeviceContainer ndc1 = csma.Install (net1);
  NetDeviceContainer ndc2 = csma.Install (net2);
  NetDeviceContainer ndc3 = csma.Install (net3);
  NetDeviceContainer ndc4 = csma.Install (net4);
  NetDeviceContainer ndc5 = csma.Install (net5);
  NetDeviceContainer ndc6 = csma.Install (net6);
  NetDeviceContainer ndc7 = csma.Install (net7);
  NetDeviceContainer ndc8 = csma.Install (net8);

  NS_LOG_INFO ("Create IPv6 and routing");

//Defines an RipNgHelper object that helps configure RipNg
  RipNgHelper ripNgRouting;

//To exclude RIPng at the specified interface
//Interfaces start from 0 and are added sequentially
//However Interface 0 is for loopback address

  ripNgRouting.ExcludeInterface (a, 1);
  ripNgRouting.ExcludeInterface (e, 3);

//Sets the interface metric for the specified links
  ripNgRouting.SetInterfaceMetric (b, 2, 5);
  ripNgRouting.SetInterfaceMetric (c, 1, 5);
  ripNgRouting.SetInterfaceMetric (c, 3, 3);
  ripNgRouting.SetInterfaceMetric (e, 1, 3);

  Ipv6ListRoutingHelper listRH;
  listRH.Add (ripNgRouting, 0);

  InternetStackHelper internetv6;
  internetv6.SetIpv4StackInstall (false);
  internetv6.SetRoutingHelper (listRH);
  internetv6.Install (routers);

  InternetStackHelper internetv6Nodes;
  internetv6Nodes.SetIpv4StackInstall (false);
  internetv6Nodes.Install (nodes);

//Assigning IPv6 addresses
//Source and Destination have Global Addresses
//Rest of the routers need only link-local addresses for routing within the network
  NS_LOG_INFO ("Assign IPv6 Addresses.");
  Ipv6AddressHelper ipv6;

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:1::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic1 = ipv6.Assign (ndc1);
  iic1.SetForwarding (1, true);
  iic1.SetDefaultRouteInAllNodes (1);

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:0:1::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic2 = ipv6.Assign (ndc2);
  iic2.SetForwarding (0, true);
  iic2.SetForwarding (1, true);

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:0:2::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic3 = ipv6.Assign (ndc3);
  iic3.SetForwarding (0, true);
  iic3.SetForwarding (1, true);

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:0:3::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic4 = ipv6.Assign (ndc4);
  iic4.SetForwarding (0, true);
  iic4.SetForwarding (1, true);

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:0:4::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic5 = ipv6.Assign (ndc5);
  iic5.SetForwarding (0, true);
  iic5.SetForwarding (1, true);

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:0:5::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic6 = ipv6.Assign (ndc6);
  iic6.SetForwarding (0, true);
  iic6.SetForwarding (1, true);

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:0:6::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic7 = ipv6.Assign (ndc7);
  iic7.SetForwarding (0, true);
  iic7.SetForwarding (1, true);

  ipv6.SetBase (Ipv6Address ("2001:2::"), Ipv6Prefix (64));
  Ipv6InterfaceContainer iic8 = ipv6.Assign (ndc8);
  iic8.SetForwarding (0, true);
  iic8.SetDefaultRouteInAllNodes (0);

  if (printRoutingTables)
    {
      RipNgHelper routingHelper;

      Ptr<OutputStreamWrapper> routingStream = Create<OutputStreamWrapper> (&std::cout);

      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (30.0), a, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (30.0), b, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (30.0), c, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (30.0), d, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (30.0), e, routingStream);

      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (60.0), a, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (60.0), b, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (60.0), c, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (60.0), d, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (60.0), e, routingStream);

      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (90.0), a, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (90.0), b, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (90.0), c, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (90.0), d, routingStream);
      routingHelper.PrintRoutingTableAt (Seconds (90.0), e, routingStream);
    }

  NS_LOG_INFO ("Create Applications.");
  uint32_t packetSize = 1024;
  uint32_t maxPacketCount = 150;
  Time interPacketInterval = Seconds (1.0);
  Ping6Helper ping6;

//Set the source and destination address
  ping6.SetLocal (iic1.GetAddress (0, 1));
  ping6.SetRemote (iic8.GetAddress (1, 1));
  ping6.SetAttribute ("MaxPackets", UintegerValue (maxPacketCount));
  ping6.SetAttribute ("Interval", TimeValue (interPacketInterval));
  ping6.SetAttribute ("PacketSize", UintegerValue (packetSize));
  ApplicationContainer apps = ping6.Install (src);
  apps.Start (Seconds (1.0));
  apps.Stop (Seconds (160.0));

  AsciiTraceHelper ascii;
//To create the trace file
  csma.EnableAsciiAll (ascii.CreateFileStream ("ripng-3.tr"));
//Enables generation of .pcap files that can be examined using wireshark
  csma.EnablePcapAll ("ripng-3", true);

//Call the function defined above to tear down the link between two nodes
  Simulator::Schedule (Seconds (30), &TearDownLink, b, d, 3, 1);
  Simulator::Schedule (Seconds (75), &TearDownLink, c, d, 2, 2);

/* Now, do the actual simulation. */
  NS_LOG_INFO ("Run Simulation.");
  Simulator::Stop (Seconds (170));
  Simulator::Run ();
  Simulator::Destroy ();
  NS_LOG_INFO ("Done.");
}

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