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// Copyright (c) Microsoft.  All Rights Reserved.  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.  See License.txt in the project root for license information.

using System;
using System.Collections.Immutable;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.Test.Utilities;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Emit;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Test.Utilities;
using Roslyn.Test.Utilities;
using Xunit;

namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.UnitTests.Emit
{
    [CompilerTrait(CompilerFeature.Determinism)]
    public class DeterministicTests : EmitMetadataTestBase
    {
        private Guid CompiledGuid(string source, string assemblyName, bool debug)
        {
            return CompiledGuid(source, assemblyName, options: debug ? TestOptions.DebugExe : TestOptions.ReleaseExe);
        }

        private Guid CompiledGuid(string source, string assemblyName, CSharpCompilationOptions options, EmitOptions emitOptions = null)
        {
            var compilation = CreateEmptyCompilation(source,
                assemblyName: assemblyName,
                references: new[] { MscorlibRef },
                options: options.WithDeterministic(true));

            Guid result = default(Guid);
            base.CompileAndVerify(compilation, emitOptions: emitOptions, validator: a =>
            {
                var module = a.Modules[0];
                result = module.GetModuleVersionIdOrThrow();
            });

            return result;
        }

        private (ImmutableArray<byte> pe, ImmutableArray<byte> pdb) EmitDeterministic(string source, Platform platform, DebugInformationFormat pdbFormat, bool optimize)
        {
            var options = (optimize ? TestOptions.ReleaseExe : TestOptions.DebugExe).WithPlatform(platform).WithDeterministic(true);

            var compilation = CreateEmptyCompilation(source, assemblyName: "DeterminismTest", references: new[] { MscorlibRef, SystemCoreRef, CSharpRef }, options: options);

            // The resolution of the PE header time date stamp is seconds, and we want to make sure that has an opportunity to change
            // between calls to Emit.
            if (pdbFormat == DebugInformationFormat.Pdb)
            {
                Thread.Sleep(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1));
            }

            var pdbStream = (pdbFormat == DebugInformationFormat.Embedded) ? null : new MemoryStream();

            return (pe: compilation.EmitToArray(EmitOptions.Default.WithDebugInformationFormat(pdbFormat), pdbStream: pdbStream),
                    pdb: (pdbStream ?? new MemoryStream()).ToImmutable());
        }

        [Fact, WorkItem(4578, "https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/4578")]
        public void BanVersionWildcards()
        {
            string source = @"[assembly: System.Reflection.AssemblyVersion(""10101.0.*"")] public class C {}";
            var compilationDeterministic = CreateEmptyCompilation(
                source,
                assemblyName: "DeterminismTest", references: new[] { MscorlibRef },
                options: TestOptions.DebugDll.WithDeterministic(true));
            var compilationNonDeterministic = CreateEmptyCompilation(
                source,
                assemblyName: "DeterminismTest",
                references: new[] { MscorlibRef },
                options: TestOptions.DebugDll.WithDeterministic(false));

            var resultDeterministic = compilationDeterministic.Emit(Stream.Null, pdbStream: Stream.Null);
            var resultNonDeterministic = compilationNonDeterministic.Emit(Stream.Null, pdbStream: Stream.Null);

            Assert.False(resultDeterministic.Success);
            Assert.True(resultNonDeterministic.Success);
        }

        [Fact, WorkItem(372, "https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/372")]
        public void Simple()
        {
            var source =
@"class Program
{
    public static void Main(string[] args) {}
}";
            // Two identical compilations should produce the same MVID
            var mvid1 = CompiledGuid(source, "X1", false);
            var mvid2 = CompiledGuid(source, "X1", false);
            Assert.Equal(mvid1, mvid2);

            // Changing the module name should change the MVID
            var mvid3 = CompiledGuid(source, "X2", false);
            Assert.NotEqual(mvid1, mvid3);

            // Two identical debug compilations should produce the same MVID also
            var mvid5 = CompiledGuid(source, "X1", true);
            var mvid6 = CompiledGuid(source, "X1", true);
            Assert.Equal(mvid5, mvid6);

            // But even in debug, a changed module name changes the MVID
            var mvid7 = CompiledGuid(source, "X2", true);
            Assert.NotEqual(mvid5, mvid7);

            // adding the debug option should change the MVID
            Assert.NotEqual(mvid1, mvid5);
            Assert.NotEqual(mvid3, mvid7);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void RefAssembly()
        {
            var source =
@"class Program
{
    public static void Main(string[] args) {}
    CHANGE
}";
            var emitRefAssembly = EmitOptions.Default.WithEmitMetadataOnly(true).WithIncludePrivateMembers(false);

            var mvid1 = CompiledGuid(source.Replace("CHANGE", ""), "X1", TestOptions.DebugDll, emitRefAssembly);
            var mvid2 = CompiledGuid(source.Replace("CHANGE", "private void M() { }"), "X1", TestOptions.DebugDll, emitRefAssembly);
            Assert.Equal(mvid1, mvid2);
        }

        const string CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source = @"
using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace N
{
    using I4 = System.Int32;

    class Program
    {
        public static IEnumerable<int> F()
        {
            I4 x = 1;
            yield return 1;
            yield return x;
        }

        public static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            dynamic x = 1;
            const int a = 1;
            F().ToArray();
            Console.WriteLine(x + a);
        }
    }
}";

        [Fact]
        public void CompareAllBytesEmitted_Release()
        {
            foreach (var pdbFormat in new[]
            {
                DebugInformationFormat.Pdb,
                DebugInformationFormat.PortablePdb,
                DebugInformationFormat.Embedded
            })
            {
                var result1 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.AnyCpu32BitPreferred, pdbFormat, optimize: true);
                var result2 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.AnyCpu32BitPreferred, pdbFormat, optimize: true);
                AssertEx.Equal(result1.pe, result2.pe);
                AssertEx.Equal(result1.pdb, result2.pdb);

                var result3 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.X64, pdbFormat, optimize: true);
                var result4 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.X64, pdbFormat, optimize: true);
                AssertEx.Equal(result3.pe, result4.pe);
                AssertEx.Equal(result3.pdb, result4.pdb);
            }
        }

        [Fact, WorkItem(926, "https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/926")]
        public void CompareAllBytesEmitted_Debug()
        {
            foreach (var pdbFormat in new[]
            {
                DebugInformationFormat.Pdb,
                DebugInformationFormat.PortablePdb,
                DebugInformationFormat.Embedded
            })
            {
                var result1 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.AnyCpu32BitPreferred, pdbFormat, optimize: false);
                var result2 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.AnyCpu32BitPreferred, pdbFormat, optimize: false);
                AssertEx.Equal(result1.pe, result2.pe);
                AssertEx.Equal(result1.pdb, result2.pdb);

                var result3 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.X64, pdbFormat, optimize: false);
                var result4 = EmitDeterministic(CompareAllBytesEmitted_Source, Platform.X64, pdbFormat, optimize: false);
                AssertEx.Equal(result3.pe, result4.pe);
                AssertEx.Equal(result3.pdb, result4.pdb);
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestWriteOnlyStream()
        {
            var tree = CSharpSyntaxTree.ParseText("class Program { static void Main() { } }");
            var compilation = CSharpCompilation.Create("Program",
                                                       new[] { tree },
                                                       new[] { MetadataReference.CreateFromAssemblyInternal(typeof(object).Assembly) },
                                                       new CSharpCompilationOptions(OutputKind.ConsoleApplication).WithDeterministic(true));
            var output = new WriteOnlyStream();
            compilation.Emit(output);
        }

        [Fact, WorkItem(11990, "https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/11990")]
        public void ForwardedTypesAreEmittedInADeterministicOrder()
        {
            var forwardedToCode = @"
namespace Namespace2 {
    public class GenericType1<T> {}
    public class GenericType3<T> {}
    public class GenericType2<T> {}
}
namespace Namespace1 {
    public class Type3 {}
    public class Type2 {}
    public class Type1 {}
}
namespace Namespace4 {
    namespace Embedded {
        public class Type2 {}
        public class Type1 {}
    }
}
namespace Namespace3 {
    public class GenericType {}
    public class GenericType<T> {}
    public class GenericType<T, U> {}
}
";
            var forwardedToCompilation = CreateEmptyCompilation(forwardedToCode);
            var forwardedToReference = new CSharpCompilationReference(forwardedToCompilation);

            var forwardingCode = @"
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace2.GenericType1<int>))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace2.GenericType3<int>))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace2.GenericType2<int>))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace1.Type3))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace1.Type2))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace1.Type1))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace4.Embedded.Type2))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace4.Embedded.Type1))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace3.GenericType))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace3.GenericType<int>))]
[assembly: TypeForwardedTo(typeof(Namespace3.GenericType<int, int>))]
";

            var forwardingCompilation = CreateCompilation(forwardingCode, new MetadataReference[] { forwardedToReference });

            var sortedFullNames = new string[]
            {
                "Namespace1.Type1",
                "Namespace1.Type2",
                "Namespace1.Type3",
                "Namespace2.GenericType1`1",
                "Namespace2.GenericType2`1",
                "Namespace2.GenericType3`1",
                "Namespace3.GenericType",
                "Namespace3.GenericType`1",
                "Namespace3.GenericType`2",
                "Namespace4.Embedded.Type1",
                "Namespace4.Embedded.Type2"
            };

            using (var stream = forwardingCompilation.EmitToStream())
            {
                using (var block = ModuleMetadata.CreateFromStream(stream))
                {
                    var metadataFullNames = MetadataValidation.GetExportedTypesFullNames(block.MetadataReader);
                    Assert.Equal(sortedFullNames, metadataFullNames);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestPartialPartsDeterministic()
        {
            var x1 =
@"partial class Partial : I1
{
    public static int a = D.Init(1, ""Partial.a"");
}";
            var x2 =
@"partial class Partial : I2
{
    public static int c, b = D.Init(2, ""Partial.b"");
    static Partial()
    {
                c = D.Init(3, ""Partial.c"");
            }
        }";
            var x3 =
@"class D
{
    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        foreach (var i in typeof(Partial).GetInterfaces())
        {
            System.Console.WriteLine(i.Name);
        }
        System.Console.WriteLine($""Partial.a = {Partial.a}"");
        System.Console.WriteLine($""Partial.b = {Partial.b}"");
        System.Console.WriteLine($""Partial.c = {Partial.c}"");
    }
    public static int Init(int value, string message)
    {
        System.Console.WriteLine(message);
        return value;
    }
}

interface I1 { }
interface I2 { }
";
            var expectedOutput1 =
@"I1
I2
Partial.a
Partial.b
Partial.c
Partial.a = 1
Partial.b = 2
Partial.c = 3";
            var expectedOutput2 =
@"I2
I1
Partial.b
Partial.a
Partial.c
Partial.a = 1
Partial.b = 2
Partial.c = 3";
            // we run more than once to increase the chance of observing a problem due to nondeterminism
            for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
            {
                var cv = CompileAndVerify(source: new string[] { x1, x2, x3 }, expectedOutput: expectedOutput1);
                var trees = cv.Compilation.SyntaxTrees.ToArray();
                var comp2 = cv.Compilation.RemoveAllSyntaxTrees().AddSyntaxTrees(trees[1], trees[0], trees[2]);
                CompileAndVerify(comp2, expectedOutput: expectedOutput2);
                CompileAndVerify(source: new string[] { x2, x1, x3 }, expectedOutput: expectedOutput2);
            }
        }

        private class WriteOnlyStream : Stream
        {
            private int _length;
            public override bool CanRead { get { return false; } }
            public override bool CanSeek { get { return false; } }
            public override bool CanWrite { get { return true; } }
            public override long Length { get { return _length; } }
            public override long Position
            {
                get { return _length; }
                set { throw new NotSupportedException(); }
            }
            public override void Flush() { }
            public override int Read(byte[] buffer, int offset, int count) { throw new NotSupportedException(); }
            public override long Seek(long offset, SeekOrigin origin) { throw new NotSupportedException(); }
            public override void SetLength(long value) { throw new NotSupportedException(); }
            public override void Write(byte[] buffer, int offset, int count) { _length += count; }
        }
    }
}

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Buy four PVC pipes that are 10 per cent longer than your length, four PVC pipes that are 10 per cent longer than your width, and four PVC pipes that are 10 per cent longer than your depth. The extra 10 per cent is to give you room to secure the pipes as well as some "wiggle" room in case you make a mistake. Buy four six-hole connectors for the corners. Put on latex gloves before moving to the next step to protect yourself from the epoxy adhesive.
Apply a thin layer of epoxy resin on the ends of the pipes and then squeeze them into the connectors to make a rectangle. The length pipes should all be parallel to each other, and the same goes for all the other dimensions of pipes. Hold the assembly together. Use the PVC saw to cut off the unfilled holes on the connectors, if you want to clean up the look of the bongo stand. Alternatively, you can simply cap the ends with PVC pipe caps, they will hold on by themselves or you can use more epoxy resin to further secure them.


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Дем'ян Максимович Кошман (1902, м. Бориспіль — 1967, Бориспіль) — український культурний діяч, співак-бандурист, баритон. Організатор і керівник капели бандуристів.

Народився у селянській сім'ї. Працював у Бориспільській школі №1, викладав музику, співи, організував учнівський шкільний хор.

Керував створеною у середині 1920-х років при будинку культури Борисполя Бориспільською капелою бандуристів.

У 1934 році переходить на роботу до районного будинку культури, того ж року відновлює капелу бандуристів, яку очолював протягом усіх років її діяльності.

Працював в Українському народному хорі, Радіокомітеті (Київ), керував самодіяльним ансамблем у Борисполі.

Похований у Борисполі.

Примітки

Джерела

Уродженці Борисполя
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Q: how to change 39.54484700000000 to 39.54 and using python
Possible Duplicate:
python limiting floats to two decimal points

i want to set 39.54484700000000 to 39.54  using python ,
how to get it ,
thanks

A: How about round
>>> import decimal
>>> d=decimal.Decimal("39.54484700000000")
>>> round(d,2)
39.54

A: You can use the quantize method if you're using a Decimal:
In [24]: q = Decimal('0.00')

In [25]: d = Decimal("115.79341800000000")

In [26]: d.quantize(q)
Out[26]: Decimal("115.79")

A: If you want to change the actual value, use round as Eli suggested. However for many values and certain versions of Python this will not result be represented as the string "39.54". If you want to just round it to produce a string to display to the user, you can do
>>> print "%.2f" % (39.54484700000000)
39.54

or in newer versions of Python
>>> print("{:.2f}".format(39.54484700000000))
39.54

or with the fstrings
>>> print(f'{39.54484700000000:.2f}')
39.54

Relevant Documentation: String Formatting Operations, Built-in Functions: round

A: Use round:

Return the floating point value x
  rounded to n digits after the decimal
  point. If n is omitted, it defaults to
  zero. The result is a floating point
  number.
  Values are rounded to the closest
  multiple of 10 to the power minus n;
  if two multiples are equally close,
  rounding is done away from 0

>>> round(39.544847, 2)
39.539999999999999
>>>

Note that since 39.54 isn't exactly represantable with floating points on my PC (x86), the result is an epsilon off. But that makes no difference (and is a whole different issue with many SO questions and answers on it). If you convert it to a string properly, you'll see what you expect:
>>> "%.2f" % round(39.544847, 2)
'39.54'

A: >>> round(39.54484700000000, 2)
39.54

Note, however, that the result isn't actually 39.54, but 39.53999999999999914734871708787977695465087890625.

A: Eli mentions using the round function -- depending on your requirements, you may want to return a Decimal object instead.
>>> from decimal import Decimal
>>> float_val = 39.54484700000000
>>> decimal_val = Decimal("%.2f" % float_val)
>>> print decimal_val
39.54

Using Decimal objects lets you specify the exact number of decimal places that you want to keep track of, so you avoid ending up with a floating point number that is represented as 39.539999999999999. Specifically, if you are doing financial calculations, you will almost always be advised to stay away from floating-point numbers.
You can't cast floats directly into Decimals, however (the floats are imprecise, and Python can't guess how you want them rounded,) so I will almost always convert them to a rounded string representation first (that's the "%.2f" % float_val -- %.2f means to display only two decimals, and then create a Decimal out of that.

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Toxic Trump: the GOP's populist crisis and how Cameron dodged the same bullet
As America experiences a demographic transformation, the rising new American electorate poses an existential challenge to the future of the Republican Party, write Frank Sharry and Sunder Katwala. The so-called Obama Coalition – comprised of African Americans, Latinos, Asian-Americans, educated whites, unmarried women and young voters – is growing. The Republican electorate – increasingly white, elderly, exurban and downscale – is shrinking. It's no surprise, then, that the Democrats have won the popular vote in four of the last five national elections.
After the 2012 election, the Republican Party issued an autopsy arguing that the only way for the GOP to regain the White House is to expand its appeal, especially among Latino and Asian voters, groups considered less tied to the Democrats. It should have been a wake-up call for the Republicans that Mitt Romney won 6 out of 10 white voters in 2012 and yet did not gain the White House. Twenty years earlier, that would have given him a majority of the public vote, without needing a single black or Hispanic voter. With the white vote accounting for 72% of the electorate in 2012, it was clear that it had become impossible to win the Presidency with a strategy focused solely or primarily on turning out the white American vote.
Britain's Conservative Party faced a similar wake-up call after the 2010 General Election. Projections from British Future showed that David Cameron could have secured an outright majority in 2010 if his Party's appeal to ethnic minorities had been as strong as it was to the electorate as a whole – and that the 'ethnic gap' in Conservative support would cost the party more votes in successive elections to come unless it was bridged.
However, the problem for US Republican strategists is that this analysis, of the demographic crisis facing the party, remains deeply contested within Republican politics. The populist right of the party regards such a strategy as 'pandering to minorities who look to government for help', and instead propose that the GOP needs a populist voice who will turn out disaffected white voters who feel left behind by economic and cultural change, and who will rally to a candidate and a party that speaks to their concerns.
Donald Trump speaking at CPAC 2011 in Washington, D.C.
Picture: Gage Skidmore
Enter Donald Trump. Without question, he has activated white working class voters, including many who are nominally Republican but infrequent voters. And if he wins the nomination – a possibility in a multi-candidate field – his candidacy will test the proposition that the GOP's future lies in mobilizing white voters, including disaffected "white identity" voters.
More likely, however, is that his anti-immigrant demagoguery will result in unprecedented turnout by Latinos and Asians, other constituents of the Obama Coalition, as well as independents and moderate Republicans who don't want to vote for a party considered racist. In fact, Trump's nomination could lead to a wave election that delivers both the White House and the Congress to the Democrats.
Trump has mobilised a base of support – but he is mobilising his opponents too.
Trump's acute unpopularity with Latino voters is clear. A boosted Latino sample for the September 2015 NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Telemundo poll found that only 11% of Latinos view Trump positively (only 3% "very positively"), while a whopping 72% view Trump negatively (67% "very negatively"). A recent MSNBC/Telemundo poll found that 70% of Latinos say they see Trump as insulting and offensive, compared to 26% who say "he tells it like it is".
The best in-depth analysis of the changing electorate and the likely composition of the November 2016 voters suggests that a winning Republican strategy needs to seek to capture 42-47% of the Latino vote, yet the Republican share has been slipping since George W Bush did temporarily broaden the party's appeal in 2004 up towards that benchmark. The Republicans are falling far short of the Latino voter threshold they need, as the NBC/WSJ/Telemundo polling shows: today, about twice as many Latinos say they'd like to see a Democrat in the White House in 2017 (51 percent) than a Republican (24 percent).
It isn't just that Trump would trail Hillary Clinton 17% to 72% among Latino voters – a surely fatal share given US demographics today. Jeb Bush trails 60% to 32% to Clinton among Latino voters, despite being a candidate who can speak, in Spanish, about how his marriage to a Mexican has helped to inform his moderate pro-migration views. While this latest round of polling did not include a Rubio-Clinton match-up, the May 2015 NBC/WSJ/Telemundo poll found Rubio trailed Hillary Clinton by a 63% to 32% margin. A Latino candidate may expect a hearing from Latino voters but content matters too. Rubio has lost support by back-tracking from his earlier championing of immigration reform to trim to the prevailing wind within the Republican debate.
Many Republican insiders hope to see Trump eclipsed by an establishment candidate such as Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio – both of whom tout their appeal to Latino voters.
But will they be able to free themselves from the toxic undertow of Trump?
One problem is that both have leaned right in the primary contest on defining issues such as immigration. But the bigger problem is that the rise of Trump and the hard-right lurch of the Republican Party in Congress cemented the damaged brand of the GOP. It is now known as the anti-immigrant, anti-Latino party. The Democrats won't have to run against a Bush or a Rubio in ethnic communities. All they have to do is run against the scary GOP.
Only one in four Latinos view the Republican Party positively, while four out of ten have a poor impression of the GOP. By contrast, the Democratic Party gets relatively good marks from the rapidly-growing minority group. Forty-eight per cent of Latinos have a positive view of the party, while 19 per cent say they have a negative view of it.
And Republicans might be particularly worried that, even with over a year to go, a majority (56%) of Latino voters score their personal interest in the 2016 elections as 10/10 – a level of engagement that in the last electoral cycle was only reached towards the closing weeks of the General Election campaign.
That increased intensity of Hispanic interest in this Presidential election is undoubtedly Donald Trump's personal achievement – but his party's ultimate nominee for the Presidency won't be thanking him for it.
The Republican party's continuing struggle to balance these competing pressures of demographic change and populism means leading Republicans casting an increasingly envious eye across the Atlantic at how David Cameron successfully won the British General Election, despite facing a populist challenge himself.
Trump's rise does seem to parallel the rise of Nigel Farage and UKIP. Anti-global, anti-immigrant, ultra-nationalistic and disdainful of the political class, both tap into the anger, frustration and sense of loss felt by aggrieved, working-class whites.
The crucial difference is that America's two-party system means Trump arises within the Republican Party while Farage arose outside of the Conservative Party, as an angry challenge from a rival party. As a result, David Cameron seems to have used the rise of UKIP to detoxify his party such that Conservatives expanded their appeal. He won an increased vote despite that UKIP revolt. David Cameron managed to persuade a large section of the centrist LibDem vote to abandon Nick Clegg's party, and British Future's research shows that he won his party's best ever share of ethnic minority voters too.
One thing that seems to have helped David Cameron overcome his party's image problem with ethnic minority voters was that the echoes of the arguments which had put minority voters off in past generations were no longer coming from within the Tory party, but as an angry challenge from the outside.
In the U.S. the Republican Party has no such trajectory. The party has defined itself and it would be a major challenge for any candidate to pivot from this ugly primary and redefine its brand in time to broaden its appeal.
Even if a Bush or a Rubio aggressively embraced such a strategy, it would mean that a sizable chunk of Republican primary voters – many of whom currently support Trump – will simply stay home or be drawn to a non-Trump third party protest candidate.
It seems from this side of the pond that the Conservative Party in the UK need not fear death by demographics. In the U.S. their conservative counterparts are still heading over a demographic cliff and there is no centrist moderate leader on the horizon to save it from its fall.
Frank Sharry is founder and executive director of America's Voice. He is among the leading expert voices in the US on public attitudes towards identity and immigration, and the impacts of demographic change on US electoral politics.
Sunder Katwala is Director of British Future.
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Dean Byrne, (born 11 September 1984 in Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland) is an Irish professional boxer who fights in the light welterweight class.

Amateur career
Byrne, nicknamed "Irish Lightning", had vast experience boxing as an amateur fighting out of Crumlin ABC and during his 200 amateur fights he became Irish national intermediate light welterweight champion also represented Ireland at international level.

Professional career
Following the Irish senior championships, Byrne then emigrated to Australia where he then turned professional and had his first pro fight in February 2006.

Dean's unbeaten streak lasted until 28 October 2011. When, just 8 days after winning a Unanimous decision over Michael Frontin, Byrne took a major step up in class facing France's IBF International Light-Middleweight Champion, Frank Haroche Horta (then 26–8). An unprepared Byrne was outboxed up until the 8th round when his corner retired him due to an injury to his right hand.

Exactly six months later, Byrne fought the then 5–0 unbeaten Terry Holmes of England, and lost a narrow points decision over 8 rounds. Byrne had a comeback fight against Kevin McAuley winning a points decision over four rounds.

On 8 December 2012 Byrne stepped in on a week's notice as a late replacement to fight American contender Carson Jones after Lee Purdy pulled out of the fight due to having caught a virus. Byrne was supposed to be an easy win for Jones who was just recently coming off a majority decision loss to Britain's hard-punching golden boy Kell Brook, but Byrne managed to battle Jones to a draw.

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Breeze Airways announces additional flights out of Provo Airport
Utah native David Neeleman's new Breeze Airways announced two additional flights out of Photo Airport on Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2022. credit: Deseret News.
BY MARK JONES
Digital Content Producer
PROVO, Utah — Less than a week after beginning non-stop service to San Francisco, Breeze Airways announced Wednesday two additional flights out of Provo Airport.
Starting Nov. 2, the Utah-based airline will offer non-stop service from Provo to Phoenix twice a week (Wednesday and Saturday). The airline will also offer a one-stop/no-plane change service to Charleston, South Carolina.
The flights to Phoenix range in price from $29, $69 or $79 one way.
The flights to Charleston are available six days a week, with the exception being Tuesday. The cost of a ticket to Charleston ranges from $99 up to either $189 or $199.
In addition to its San Francisco route, additional flights to Las Vegas and Los Angeles have been previously announced by the airline. Those flights are expected to begin in October and November.
According to a news release, the company had ordered 80 new Airbus A220-300 aircrafts. Those aircrafts will be delivered once a month for the next six years, with an option for 40 additional aircrafts.
Breeze Airways began operations in May 2021 with service 16 destinations, mostly in the eastern portion of the United States. It expanded to the western half of the country in 2022. It now offers nonstop routes between 31 cities in 19 states, according to the news release.
Breeze Airways opens new training facility
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By Steven M. Herman
By Emanuel Tsourounis II
Associate | Real Estate
The foreclosure of a mezzanine loan (or the acceptance of a transfer of the pledged equity interests in lieu of foreclosure) and its timing are decisions that require careful consideration and planning.
Unlike a mortgage foreclosure, title to the property will not be conveyed to a new owner free and clear of subordinate liens and encumbrances and other obligations or liabilities of the existing property owner. Instead, a foreclosing mezzanine lender (which, for purposes of this article, will also include any purchaser of the pledged equity interests at foreclosure or a designee of the mezzanine lender that acquires the pledged equity interests by transfer in lieu of foreclosure) will "step into the shoes" of that property owner and, in so doing, acquire only an indirect interest in the property, subject to all claims, liabilities, agreements or other obligations to which the property owner or the property is subject or otherwise bound.
A foreclosing mezzanine lender must properly obtain the benefits expected from acquiring the pledged equity interests in the property owner within the parameters prescribed by the intercreditor agreement, which governs the relative rights, priorities and obligations of the mezzanine lender and any other lenders (whether senior or subordinate to the mezzanine lender) that have provided financing for the property, and applicable law. While this article is limited to a discussion of governmental franchises, licenses, permits, approvals, authorizations and the like, there are a myriad of other issues attendant to a mezzanine loan foreclosure, such as compliance with loan documents, intercreditor provisions and UCC requirements.
Upon a change in ownership of the property owner, the foreclosing mezzanine lender will need to update the registered agent, registered office and/or mailing address of the reconstituted property owner with the secretary of state (or other applicable government official) of the state in which the property owner is organized, as well as any other state in which the property owner is qualified to do business, to ensure that annual or biennial statements and/or invoices for franchise taxes are mailed to its correct address and service of process upon the property owner in any action, suit or other proceeding in such state is made upon the appropriate agent. If these updates are not timely made, the property owner may be at risk of losing its good standing or having its status as a legal entity revoked or cancelled in the state of its organization and, if applicable, any other state in which it is qualified to do business. The property owner may also be at risk of an adverse outcome, including a determination of liability and/or damages, in any action, suit or proceeding involving the property owner for failure to serve an answer to, or appear in, such action, suit or proceeding.
While virtually all licenses and permits will require the foreclosing mezzanine lender to update the issuing entity of the new mailing address of the reconstituted property owner, a subset may also entail compliance with additional requirements in order to continue the validity of those licenses and permits, or to prevent their revocation or suspension, as a result of the change in ownership of the property owner. For example, liquor and gaming licenses for hospitality properties and operational licenses for health care, assisted living and skilled nursing facilities are generally subject to additional requirements, ranging from filings describing the change in ownership of the property owner to background checks for its new officers, directors and/or principals or even a requirement for making application for a new license or permit following the change in ownership. By contrast, if a license or permit was issued to a third-party operator or manager which will survive, or constitutes an entitlement of the property that will remain in effect, then no further action may be required. When an existing license or permit is rendered invalid or is revoked or suspended, or a new license is not issued, the reconstituted property owner may be required to suspend or cease the affected business or operations at the property until the license or permit is reinstated or a new license or permit is issued.
Special consideration should be given to condominium development projects, which are especially challenging to a foreclosing mezzanine lender for a number of reasons. These projects may involve completion of project construction and the marketing and sale of units (unless the mezzanine lender opts to abandon the condominium plan and convert the project to a rental property). The same defaults that would lead a mezzanine lender to decide to foreclose, and the foreclosure itself, often result in delays in construction and additional costs, which must be disclosed (along with the change in ownership of the property owner) to existing and prospective unit purchasers and which may necessitate additional filings with the relevant state office or officials and amendments to the condominium documents and/or plan. The preparation, filing and approval of these required disclosures and amendments can be costly and time-intensive, and the disclosures may trigger rescission rights of unit purchasers under the terms of existing contracts and/or applicable law. In addition, these factors may have a chilling effect on future marketing efforts and unit sales (as well as the sales prices for such units), which, in turn, may impact the timing of the effectiveness of the condominium plan or the financeability of unit purchases, or both.
Because so much of the value of the collateral for a mezzanine loan depends upon the continued existence of the property owner and the maintenance of governmental franchises, licenses, permits, approvals and other authorizations to develop, use, operate and sell the property, the importance of giving due consideration to these matters when contemplating whether and, if so, when, to conduct a mezzanine loan foreclosure cannot be overstated. The mezzanine lender must carefully consider the scope of these franchises, licenses, permits, approvals and authorizations and understand the applicable laws, rules and regulations pertaining to their maintenance and continued validity following a change in ownership of the property owner.


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Baker-Polito Administration Allocates $12 Million to Municipalities to Prepare for Climate Change Tarr Senate District Awarded
71 Percent of Massachusetts Communities Now Enrolled
in Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Program
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration has awarded $12 million in grants to municipalities across the Commonwealth to plan for and implement climate change resilience projects through the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program.
Of these funds, $1.7 million was awarded to 65 communities to pursue a community-led planning process to identify vulnerabilities to climate change and priority actions. The remaining $10.3 million was awarded to 34 communities that had completed the planning process and are ready to implement projects that build local resilience to climate change impacts.
"Massachusetts has been a national leader in addressing climate change, and these grants represent the Commonwealth's largest funding commitment yet to improving community resilience to climate change impacts," said Governor Charlie Baker. "Mitigating climate change and adapting to reduce risk and build resilience will foster stronger communities, protect residents and natural resources, and contribute to strong economic growth and innovation throughout the Commonwealth."
The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs' MVP grant and designation program provides communities with technical support, climate change data and planning tools to identify hazards and develop strategies to improve resilience. This funding is part of the largest release of climate change resilience funding for Massachusetts communities in state history.
Through the MVP Program, municipalities identify key climate-related hazards, vulnerabilities and strengths, develop adaptation actions, and prioritize next steps. Results of the workshops and planning efforts inform existing local plans, grant applications, and policies. Communities are then eligible for competitive MVP Action Grant funding to implement priority on-the-ground projects. With this announcement, 71 percent of Commonwealth communities have received MVP Planning Grants, while 70 climate change resilience projects have received MVP Action Grants.
"The record participation in the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Program underscores the real need for climate-smart solutions that promote strong local economies while reducing risks and avoiding future costs," said Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Kathleen Theoharides. "The Baker-Polito Administration is committed to supporting municipalities in getting this work off the ground through the ResilientMA legislation, which would provide a new and sustained funding source for climate resilience projects."
"Adapting to climate change in a proactive way is important, but it's a relatively new spending priority for cities and towns," said Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr (R- Gloucester). "These grants will make a big difference in helping them to innovate, lead, and develop the momentum to take effective actions that build resilience and sustainability for today and tomorrow."
"The Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Program represents a proactive approach to helping communities across Massachusetts address the unique challenges posed by climate change," said House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones, Jr. (R-North Reading). "With this grant funding, more cities and towns will be able to develop and implement resiliency plans to protect both residents and infrastructure from the impacts of climate change."
Governor Baker filed the Resilient MA legislation to support municipalities and help protect Massachusetts residents, communities, economy, natural resources and infrastructure from the adverse effects of climate change, through an increase in the excise on real estate transfers to fund a substantial and sustained investment in climate change adaptation through programs like MVP. The revenue would be directed towards investments in resilient infrastructure to help make communities safer, keep vital services online, reduce the long-term costs of climate-related risks and protect the value of property across the Commonwealth. The proposal is estimated to generate $1.3 billion over 10 years which would be deposited into the Commonwealth's Global Warming Solutions Trust Fund to support municipalities and regional municipal partnerships through loans, grants and technical assistance to implement priority adaptation projects.
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Travel is still navigating a new normal amid the COVID-19 pandemic but, nonetheless, 2019 was another remarkable year for the industry as evidenced by the 2021 Travel Weekly Power List, which ranks companies with $100 million or more in travel sales in the previous calendar year.
Here are the 12 agencies that fared the best.
12. AAA
AAA exceeded the 60 million-member mark and generated $4.1 billion in sales in 2019. Looking ahead, the privately-held company aims to further improve its travel technology platforms, help grow and develop travel professionals and enhance data management and analytics in expanding sales opportunities.
11. CTM
Corporate Travel Management (CTM) fell one spot to 11th, reporting $5 billion-plus in sales last year. The Virtuoso member also commemorated a quarter-century in business travel and completed its acquisition of university and corporate travel specialist Corporate Travel Planners in 2019.
10. Fareportal
New York City-based Fareportal jumps into the top 10 with $5.34 billion in sales in 2019. A vast majority of the company's sales (93 percent) came from leisure travel.
9. Direct Travel
2019 was a big year for leading travel management company Direct Travel, which posted $5.8 billion in sales and acquired more than a half-dozen companies, including Professional Travel, which ranked 31st on Travel Weekly's 2019 Power List with $404.8 million in sales.
8. American Express Travel
American Express Travel also stayed put on the 2020 Power List, coming in eighth place with 2019 sales nearing $7 billion. Last year was a busy one for the company, which raised air and lodging program value and implemented new booking options for card members as well as acquired a pair of digital platforms in LoungeBuddy and Resy.
7. Internova Travel Group
Internova Travel Group, formerly Travel Leaders Group, ranks seventh again in 2020 with nearly $7.5 billion in sales last year, $3.9 billion of which was generated by the group's 10,000 hosted agents.
6. Flight Centre Travel Group (USA)
2019 was a banner year for Flight Centre Travel Group USA, which saw corporate sales increase 30 percent over 2018. Boasting $16 billion in sales last year, the successful agency works with nearly 20,800 hosted agents who were responsible for $56 million in sales.
5. CWT
CWT, rebranded from Carlson Wagonlit Travel, remains in the top five for 2020 with sales nearing $25 billion last year. Founded nearly three decades ago, the business-to-business travel management platform offers business travel, technology and meetings and events management across six continents.
4. BCD Travel
BCD Travel, which provides travel management services in as many as 109 countries, checks in at number four on the 2020 Power List after reporting $27.5 billion in sales last year.
3. American Express Global Business Travel
American Express Global Business Travel refused to rest on its laurels in 2019, further elevating its business and appointing Paul Abbott CEO en route to $42.6 billion in sales, which is good enough for third on Travel Weekly's 2020 Power List.
2. Booking Holdings
Reporting $96.4 billion in gross travel bookings in 2019, Booking Holdings remains number two on the Power List for 2020. The publicly-held company's subsidiaries include Booking.com, Kayak, OpenTable, Priceline.com, Agoda and Rentalcars.com.
1. Expedia
Expedia Group, which owns Hotels.com, Vrbo, Trivago, Orbitz, Travelocity and Hotwire, among a plethora of other brands, reported $107.9 billion in sales last year. More than 40 percent of transactions across the group's consumer OTA brands were booked via mobile, with total app transactions jumping more than 40 percent year over year.


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The iPhone boasts a powerful and highly capable camera that is always at the ready, allowing you to document the people, places, and things that surround you. Kat Sloma teaches you how to harness natural light, both indoors and out, to create high-quality images—and then she details some of the amazing, inexpensive, and powerful apps that can be used to finesse every aspect of the image—from capture to output.
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This book passes muster as a great instructional tool for the novice mobile artist — A Classic. Art with an iPhone will help get you up to speed with creating your own Mobile Art if you are a newcomer and it will inspire you to further develop your skills and discover more. Sloma has created a very good book here to help anyone get started creating with this medium that we are all so passionate about.
I've seen any number of great books about making photographic art with an iPhone since founding P1XELS over seven years ago. Kat Sloma's "Art with an iPhone" is my favorite, hands down. She shares my belief that we are working in a new medium, a kind of magical realism, with our phones. And then she shows us how to do it in very clear step-by-step tutorials that will help any artist-photographer of any skill level to hone his or her craft and create beautiful, timeless images.
If you want to learn more about composition and creative photography with any type of camera, Kat's Exploring with a Camera series fits the bill. From composition to color to light, you will be looking at the world in new ways through the lens of the camera. Pick a topic, practice a new technique, and discover the joy of exploring with a camera.


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NYC pension funds divest from Iran
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The five New York City pension funds selling shares worth $10.8 million in two companies with business ties to Iran have been asked to adopt resolutions for the phased divestment of holdings in eight more companies with ties to the country which, in total, have a market value of more than $141 million.
The recommendation came from New York City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr, who said the decision was based on numerous events and factors, including "the Iranian government's recent efforts to strengthen its nuclear weapons program and steal its presidential election".
The two companies involved are Oil and Natural Gas Limited and PetroChina Company, and the sale is expected to result in an overall profit for the funds.
In addition, Thompson has recommended that the boards promptly adopt resolutions authorising the phased liquidation of investments in: Petrol Brasileiro, Samsung Engineering, Inpex, OMV, Sinopec, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, Wartsila and Repsol SA, all of which have significant ties to Iran.
This is consistent with the New York State Common Retirement Funds' recent decision to divest from nine companies, five of which are listed above, and the actions taken by many other public pension systems.
In a statement, Congressman Anthony Weiner voiced his concerns about six other companies with ties to Iran, and urged the City funds to follow the lead of New York State and 15 other states that have divested from investments in companies doing business with Iran's energy sector.
"Iran funds terrorism," he said. "They send weapons and resources to attack Israel. If these businesses do not stop supporting countries blocking peace in the Middle East and advocating the annihilation of Jews on their own, then we're going to crack down on them."
Recently, Thompson urged US Congressman Barney Frank, chair of the financial services committee, to include in his "Iran Sanctions Enabling Act" provisions that would offer additional protections, including indemnification, for large investors such as the City pension funds that choose to sell shares in companies doing business with Iran.
Since November 2002, the Comptroller's Office and pension funds have successfully persuaded six of America's largest companies to sever their ties with nations that conduct business with Iran. These companies are: ConocoPhillips, Halliburton, Cooper Cameron, Aon, Foster Wheeler, and General Electric.
In 2005, the Office broadened its efforts and urged a number of companies to describe their policies and safeguards to mitigate the risks to their stock prices and reputations posed by their business ties to Iran.
The Comptroller is the investment adviser to and custodian for the five New York City pension funds: the New York City Employees' Retirement System, the Teachers' Retirement System for the City of New York, the New York City Police Pension Fund, the New York City Fire Department Fund and the New York City Board of Education Retirement System.
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ANN REALTIME UPDATE 06.16.06 1715 EDT: Juan Jimenez, the director of the BD-5 Network and himself the owner of a BD-5J microjet, issued the following statement late Friday upon hearing the news of the loss of Scott Manning in an accident earlier in the day.
I am greatly saddened at the loss of my good friend and fellow BD-5J Microjet owner, Scott Manning.
Scott was a devoted husband and dedicated law enforcement officer, and was very passionate about his Microjet. He spent many, many years working to achieve his dream, and we helped each other through good times and tough times in our journey to accomplish our goal of completing our aircraft.
On behalf of myself and the entire worldwide community of The BD-5 Network, I wish to express our most sincere condolences to his family and loved ones. Everyone who met Scott could not help but be touched by the kindness of his gentle soul and his dedication to everything he set out to accomplish.
He was a good man who will be very sorely missed by a great many people.
ANN REALTIME REPORTING 06.16.06 1500 EDT: Aero-News has learned that pilot Scott Manning was lost earlier today when his Bede BD-5J microjet went down during a practice flight, in preparation for a scheduled performance at this weekend's Air Show Ottawa.
"He was just doing a sort of pre-air-show display," witness David Morgan-Kirby told CBC. "The engine was still running when he hit the ground, and it ran for another two or three seconds afterwards."
The accident occurred near Carp Airport west of Ottawa.
A onetime football player for the Montreal Alouettes and the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Manning (above) was known as the tallest BD-5 pilot in the world, standing 6' 3" tall.
Going by the callsign "Kato", Manning was the lead pilot for Microjet Canada, and flew the BD-5 jet dubbed "The Stinger" that he built in airshows throughout Canada.
Manning's BD-5J was one of just six BD-5 jets flying in the world.
CBC reports Manning's death was confirmed by an associate at the company that handled public relations for the air show. This weekend's show is still scheduled to go ahead as planned.
ANN extends our condolences to Manning's friends and family, and to those throughout the extremely close-knit BD-5 community.


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Q: Why wont my Animation work? I cannot work out why my both of my lines have stopped animating...
(If it helps my CodePen is here)
The two lines originally started there animation from the top and then finished at the bottom.
I think I may have some error within my JS, but cannot for the life of me work it out.
My HTML:
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My CSS:
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   background: black;
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.canvas_container{
  position:absolute;
  width:100%;
  height:100%;
  top:0;
  left:0;
}

 .white-line {
   fill: none;
   stroke: white;
   stroke-width: 5%;
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My JS:
window.onload = function() {
  Animate(1);
}

function Animate(number) {
  var line = document.getElementById('movingLine1' + number);
  var lineLength = line.getTotalLength().toString();
  var lineAnim = document.getElementById('lineAnim' + number);
  line.setAttributeNS(null, 'stroke-dasharray', lineLength + " " + lineLength);
  line.setAttributeNS(null, 'stroke-dashoffset', lineLength);
  lineAnim.setAttributeNS(null, 'from', lineLength);
  lineAnim.setAttributeNS(null, 'values', lineLength + ';0');
}

function fade(number) {
  var line = document.getElementById('movingLine' + number);

  var animation = document.createElementNS(
    'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg', 'animate');
  animation.setAttributeNS(null, 'attributeName', 'opacity');
  animation.setAttributeNS(null, 'to', 0);
  animation.setAttributeNS(null, 'dur', 1.25);
  animation.setAttributeNS(null, 'begin', 10);
  animation.setAttributeNS(null, 'fill', 'freeze');
  line.appendChild(animation);
}

If anyone can help I would very much appreciate it

A: You forgot to animate line 2 in your load event:
window.onload = function() {
  Animate(1);
  Animate(2);
}


When you're flipping through the channels and you land on the movie Clueless (for the 30th time) do you continue watching? Of course you do! When I saw this look book from L.A. designer Wildfox, with models that not only resemble the cast but also have all those movie poses down? I had to flip through every last picture. Well played Wildfox! Check out a few images here and then head on over to Wildfox for the rest: In the words of Cher (Alicia Silverstone) "So okay, I don't want to be a traitor to my generation and all but I don't get how guys dress today..." I could go on and on but I'll let you finish that monologue. Do you still love Clueless? What do you think of this look book?
When you're flipping through the channels and you land on the movie Clueless (for the 30th time) do you continue watching? Of course you do! When I saw this look book from L.A. designer Wildfox, with models that not only resemble the cast but also have all those movie poses down? I had to flip through every last picture. Well played Wildfox!
In the words of Cher (Alicia Silverstone) "So okay, I don't want to be a traitor to my generation and all but I don't get how guys dress today..." I could go on and on but I'll let you finish that monologue.
Do you still love Clueless? What do you think of this look book?


"Where's Hektor?" Here's Hektor!! What can I say about Hektor? Scroll down the page to his race history - it speaks for itself. Hektor has been everything: he has taught me so much, he has been such a hard working companion, he has been the best leader we could ask for, he must be the nicest dog in the world. It meant the world to me that he crossed the finish line of the Yukon Quest on our team because we have been through so much together. Way back when s a young yearling he led us through our first 100 mile run. In the YQ300 in 2012, when glare ice and overflow were intimidating the rest of the team, Hektor led the team up and over Rosebud and showed the younger leaders how it was done. Hektor was the dog I turned to in order to get us up the final steep climb over Eagle Summit in 2012, never faltering as we hauled our asses over the summit. Hektor was the one who stood there looking at me like I was an idiot as I wandered around looking for the trail that was clearly marked right in front of me. Hektor is Hektor - and long may he continue to be.


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Brief: Provide ceremony styling by way of Florals, Greenery, Furniture & Drinks Station.
Claire & Brad, what can we say.......they're both relaxed, easy going, calm, crazy good looking (you'll see in the pics) & a couple that wanted to have the best day with their family & loved ones. In our eyes, that's a winning combo right there and it made working for them SO much more fun. Claire basically said...... "I love what you do, do your thing and just give me lots of green & white" [insert DREAM CLIENT speech right here!]. So we did just that, we teamed tropical greenery & blooms with subtle industrial clean lined furniture and a non-traditional arbour which complimented the stunning surroundings of Palm Beach yet didn't detract from those ah-mazing views of Pittwater.
We were also crazy lucky to work with some of our favourite local vendors including Ash Blonde who worked her magic on the girls hair, Nood Design who designed all signage for the wedding, Love Notes Ceremonies who are an epic Celebrant / Music duo, Courtney Gold the talented photographer and Kombi Weddings who transported the bridal party around Palm Beach. That's one crazy good wedding vendor gang!!!!!!


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The hype and advanced briefings, instructions and directions were very precise and unequivocal.
The excitement and advanced planning reminded me of my friends and I preparing for our day at the Toowoomba Royal Show in the 1940's and 50's!!
When I knew my application to attend was confirmed, I was happy to hear other members of the BMABCF were also attending. Oh joy!
Thank you to all the Friends and friends of Friends who attended our first branch meeting this year. It was great to see some new faces, and some "old" faces too! A positive start to the year indeed.


Kendall Nicole Jenner (born November 3, 1995) is an American socialite, television personality and model. She is featured on the E! reality TV show Keeping Up with the Kardashians along with the rest of her family.


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Posted by James Wigderson | Oct 11, 2017
Former Democratic Party Chairman Matt Flynn, D-Milwaukee, joined the crowd yesterday of second-tier Democrats running for governor on Tuesday. Flynn, a former attorney with Quarles & Brady, is a four-time election loser: the U.S. House of Representatives in 1978 and 2004, and the U.S. Senate in 1986 and 1988.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Dan Bice reported Tuesday that Flynn's representation of the Milwaukee Archdiocese at the height of the revelations about the sexual abuse scandals may haunt his candidacy.
Flynn told Bice that he has no regrets over how he defended the archdiocese during the scandals. However, the old wounds have not healed. One victim of sexual abuse claimed the archdiocese put a lien on his house for court costs when he unsuccessfully sued after the statute of limitations had expired. Flynn was also accused of offering to "throw a crumb" to an attorney's clients if he dropped five cases of sexual abuse. Flynn denies the "crumb" charge and claims the archdiocese lifted the lien as soon as it was made aware of the situation.
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Q: Is there an equivalent, in Google Sheets, of Excel's Dynamic Array # operator? I find one of the most useful aspects of Excel's new(-ish) Dynamic Arrays is that the # operator lets me refer to a range of cells where the number of rows is unknown (and liable to change). Is there anything equivalent in Google Sheets?
For example (view here; download here). Suppose I have a simple two-column array of raw data, containing names in the first column and ages in the second. I then create a new array using FILTER(), where I let the user of my spreadsheet choose an age by which to filter the raw data. I then do some further operations on that FILTER'ed array.
Because I cannot know in advance which ages the user will choose as filtering criteria, I cannot know in advance how many rows the resulting FILTER'ed array will have, which could be a problem. However, with Excel, I don't need to know because I can use the # operator to access the FILTER'ed array without knowing the size. Or I can use ROWS(G2#) -- assuming that's the array top left cell -- to get the number if I want it.
Does Google Sheets have anything equivalent?
To be clear: I can come up with all manner of ways of achieving, in Google Sheets, pretty much the effect I get in Excel. But they're cumbersome and time consuming. What I'm looking for is something as simple and easy as Excel's # operator that I may simply have overlooked.
Is there?

A: in google sheets you do:
G2:G

or if you want it limited then:
G2:G100

this can be used in formula as a range. tho if you want to use it standalone you do
={G2:G}

or:
=INDEX(G2:G)

or:
=ARRAYFORMULA(G2:G)

in your scenario you would use:
=FILTER(A:A; B:B>=18)

or you can use sql query like:
=QUERY(A:B; "select A where B >= 18")