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The '''7 Society''' is a [[secret society]] at the [[College of William and Mary]].
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Alumnus James Allan Cook was listed as a member of the 7 Society at the [[College of William and Mary]] in the 1928 Colonial Echo yearbook. In a letter to the Society of the Alumni in 1974 Cook stated: "From the best of my recollection, the "7" club was a social club - without clearly defined purposes - and meeting times." Whereas alumnus [[Art Matsu]] recalled in a letter that same year: "Emphatically it was the farthest from being a social organ, having seven senior members, selected annually from the succeeding junior Class, who seemed best qualified to act on the undergraduate level in the best interests of The College in student matters deemed not important enough, or best to be handled on a contemporary basis, rather than surface to the Administrations attention, - which might be less understanding." Matsu continues on to discuss the organization in his two-page letter and there are further comments on the organization from member Kenneth Beatty. (See 7 Society, Student Organizations Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, College of William and Mary)
The '''7 Society''' is a [[student]] [[secret society]] at [[William & Mary]].
Alumnus James Allan Cook was listed as a member of the 7 Society at [[William & Mary]] in the 1928 [[Colonial Echo]] yearbook. In a letter to the [[Society of the Alumni]] in 1974 Cook stated: "From the best of my recollection, the "7" club was a social club - without clearly defined purposes - and meeting times." Whereas alumnus [[Art Matsu]] recalled in a letter that same year: "Emphatically it was the farthest from being a social organ, having seven senior members, selected annually from the succeeding junior Class, who seemed best qualified to act on the undergraduate level in the best interests of The College in student matters deemed not important enough, or best to be handled on a contemporary basis, rather than surface to the Administrations attention, - which might be less understanding." Matsu continues on to discuss the organization in his two-page letter and there are further comments on the organization from member Kenneth Beatty. (7 Society Folder, Student Organizations Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, William & Mary)
== Material in the Special Collections Research Center ==
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=6847 Ralph Stambaugh Papers], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=6847 Ralph Stambaugh Papers], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu Student Organizations Collection], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu Student Organizations Collection], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu University Archives Artifact Collection], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu University Archives Artifact Collection], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu University Archives Oral History Collection], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
*[http://scrc.swem.wm.edu University Archives Oral History Collection], Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
*Search for additional material in the [http://scrc.swem.wm.edu SCRC Collections Database]
*''[[Colonial Echo]]''
*''[[The Flat Hat]]''
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To search for further material, see [http://swem.wm.edu/scrc/Tools.cfm Finding Materials in the SCRC] for an introduction to the [http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/ SCRC Collections Database], card catalogs, Flat Hat-William & Mary News-Alumni Gazette index, etc.
*''The Encyclopedia TWAMPtannica'', ''Student Assembly Records'', Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary, pg. 20.
*''University Archives Subject File Collection'', Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Society_(College_of_William_%26_Mary) Seven Society Wikipedia page]
Questions? Contact the SCRC at spcoll@wm.edu or 221-3090, or visit the [http://swem.wm.edu/scrc/ Special Collections Research Center] in the Earl Gregg Swem Library at the College of William and Mary ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/scrc hours]).
==In the News==
*[http://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2008/secret-society-donates-sadler-plaque-001.php Secret society donates Sadler plaque], October 1, 2008
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The 7 Society is a student secret society at William & Mary.
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5 Need help?
Alumnus James Allan Cook was listed as a member of the 7 Society at William & Mary in the 1928 Colonial Echo yearbook. In a letter to the Society of the Alumni in 1974 Cook stated: "From the best of my recollection, the "7" club was a social club - without clearly defined purposes - and meeting times." Whereas alumnus Art Matsu recalled in a letter that same year: "Emphatically it was the farthest from being a social organ, having seven senior members, selected annually from the succeeding junior Class, who seemed best qualified to act on the undergraduate level in the best interests of The College in student matters deemed not important enough, or best to be handled on a contemporary basis, rather than surface to the Administrations attention, - which might be less understanding." Matsu continues on to discuss the organization in his two-page letter and there are further comments on the organization from member Kenneth Beatty. (7 Society Folder, Student Organizations Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, William & Mary)
Material in the Special Collections Research Center
Ralph Stambaugh Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
Student Organizations Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
University Archives Artifact Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
University Archives Oral History Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
Search for additional material in the SCRC Collections Database
Colonial Echo
The Flat Hat
The Encyclopedia TWAMPtannica, Student Assembly Records, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary, pg. 20.
University Archives Subject File Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William & Mary.
Seven Society Wikipedia page
Secret society donates Sadler plaque, October 1, 2008
To search for further material, visit the Special Collections Research Center's Search Tool List for an overview of the Special Collections Database, W&M Digital Archive, Flat Hat-William & Mary News-Alumni Gazette index, card catalogs, and other tools available to help you find material of interest in William & Mary Libraries Special Collections Research Center.
Questions? Contact the Special Collections Research Center at spcoll@wm.edu or 757-221-3090, or visit the Special Collections Research Center in the Earl Gregg Swem Library at William & Mary.
A Note About The Contents Of This Wiki
The information available in this wiki is the best available from known documents and sources at the time it was written. Unfortunately, many of the early original records of William & Mary were destroyed by fires, military occupation, and the normal effects of time. Information in this wiki is not complete as new information continues to be uncovered in Swem Library's Special Collections Research Center and elsewhere. Researchers are strongly encouraged to use the Special Collections search tools for their research as the information contained in this wiki is by no means comprehensive.
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St. Paddy's Day was to be my first in Ireland since leaving for Saint Lucia in 1993. The parade and fetes were cancelled, to nobody's surprise. After the boiled ham, cabbage and mashed spuds were devoured, we had the traditional family evening at home with a few adult beverages, great craic and a lot of corona-chat. It felt like the last day anything would be normal.
Next morning, I found Dad in the kitchen and said it was crunch time for decision-making. It was obvious to me that a full shutdown of the UK was on the cards even if Buffoon Boris was dragging his heels and confusing the people with his messages. For the first time since the Good Friday Agreement, the local 6 o'clock news was de rigeur simply because it came an hour after the PM's daily brief with the latest numbers and advisories.
I started to think the Universe had lined up this trip for a purpose – being in Belfast to help my parents, just steps away from my sisters' homes and a bus ride from my girl. After all, I'm the empty-nester lone-ranger digital nomad of the family, so in theory it was an obvious choice. In fact, Dad discombobulated me totally by recommending I go home as planned.
It was an emotional conversation, but he explained pragmatically why he and Mum were worried, and I sobbed as I realised he was right. My dilemma was fuelled by a big dose of Irish-former-Catholic guilt, combined with my oldest sibling sense of responsibility and a little mom-worry about my chick, who was starting to realise that Belfast life was about to become very narrow.
I also felt guilty because his loving words released my real feelings – every fibre of my being was hankering after Saint Lucia, despite the accompanying terror of how our little rock and its 185,000 inhabitants would weather the impending global lockdown. Familiarity was a draw – it's my home and I know how to operate within the already crazy reality of island life. Selfishly, it's also warm, sunny and beautiful, which I truly believe makes everything easier to handle.
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We decided I'd fly to Gatwick on the Saturday and stay two nights in a small hotel close to the airport – all of which cost less than the Sunday flight which had doubled in price. The flight was booked on the Thursday, family briefed on my imminent departure and the countdown was on.
I must have checked Easyjet's website every hour for two days, half expecting the Universe to take it out of my hands by cancelling the flight. Bombastic Boris was creeping closer to a complete shutdown, and there was a serious chance that Belfast International would close before I boarded the plane. I started to pack, inwardly rolling my eyes at the irony of only having a cabin bag for the first time ever. And it was full of my warmest clothes.
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The airport was deserted, all the food and bev operations were closed except Starbucks who had gone "contactless" and wouldn't take my cash. At that moment, I decided to let go of all expectations and let the Universe do its thing. WH Smith had nothing edible except 2000 brands of sweets, chocolates and crisps which I could live on if push came to shove, but even that thought didn't inspire me with joy you'd expect from a Haribo-holic.
People came on time for the flight, which made me feel like a right eejit, but how could anyone predict anything at that point. Jah bless Easyjet for not cancelling, I thought, as we departed bang on time for the 55 minute flight to "the mainland" and Bumptious Boris's increasingly ramped up regulations. The UK's second biggest airport was deserted bar a few straggling, mainly masked travellers like myself, standing around looking dumbfounded at the dystopian present.
Believe it or not, Dylan and I had decided not to book a hotel until I reached Gatwick, just in case of last minute curveballs and cancellations, but as soon as I logged onto the free wifi he was there on WhatsApp and sorted out the last available room at The Corner House Hotel just 5 minutes drive away. Meanwhile, I could have hugged the M&S Food staff for being open, well-stocked and with a coffee station – although they would never have allowed such irresponsible behaviour.
The last thing to organise before I could let it all go was a taxi, not too difficult you would think, but this was not a usual Saturday night and there wasn't a single one on the rank. A nice young driver was called, arrived in 5 minutes and swept me off to see if my haven for the next two nights was as sweet as it looked on the website. He told me he'd been on duty seven hours and I was his first fare. It cost eleven quid and I gave him fifteen, wished him all the best and pushed the double doors open to check in.
So far so good. One step closer to Saint Lucia. Now if only Virgin would stick to their schedule, I'd be heading for home in thirty-six hours.

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DA Sec believes Filipino farmers can be more productive and competitive with the right public and private sector support
Makati City, Philippines - By 2017, the domestic rice market could be flooded with imports from other ASEAN countries. Under the ASEAN Integration 2015, the region will be transformed into a single market. There will be free movement of goods, services, investment, skilled labor, and capital among ASEAN nations to help the region compete in the global market.
Under the agreement, many industries, including agriculture "shall be open and national treatment granted to investors" both at the pre- and post-establishment stages. Restrictions on imported rice will be gradually lifted over a 5-year term.
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In the Philippines, Nueva Ecija is the gold standard when it comes to the country's rice production. However, compared to similarly intensively cultivated sites such as Can Tho in Vietnam, Suphan Buri in Thailand, Tamil Nadu in India, Zhe Jiang in China, and West Java in Indonesia, Nueva Ecija still has much room for improvement.
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The study, Benchmarking Philippine rice economy relative to major rice-producing countries in Asia, is funded by the Department of Agriculture (DA), and undertaken in close collaboration with the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI).
Although production costs in Nueva Ecija may be lower (Php12.41) than other rice importers, such as China (Php14.07) and Indonesia (Php15.77), it is still significantly higher compared with exporters such as India (Php8.87), Thailand (Php9.46), or Vietnam (Php6.53) per kilogram of dry paddy.
The high cost of producing a kilogram of paddy in Nueva Ecija is due to the huge labor requirement during manual transplanting (25 man-days) and harvesting or threshing (21 man-days). Vietnam, on the other hand, which has the lowest production cost, uses direct seeding (2 man-days) and combine harvesters (2 man-days) resulting in increased productivity and higher efficiency.
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Trinity-St. Paul's United Church is "provid[ing] a space" for the Ghassan Kanafani Resistance Arts Scholarship Launch being held by the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM), reported The Jerusalem Post.
Kanafani was the spokesman for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) at the time the terrorist group claimed responsibility for the massacre of Lod (now Ben Gurion) Airport in Israel in which 26 civilians were killed, including one Canadian and 17 Christians visiting from Puerto Rico. Another 80 were injured in the attack.
The events will "showcase the winners of the Ghassan Kanafani Resistance Arts Scholarship," writes the PYM on its Facebook page.
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In a letter to the Toronto church, the Jewish organization B'nai B'rith Canada, wrote, "We will not tolerate the open glorification of terrorists and murderers, particularly in a place of worship … Churches should be places of peace, not places where violence and/or terror are glorified."
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The fully fenced courtyard is secure and private, with an intimate BBQ area, outdoor heating and fabulously large spa pool. The perfect spot for relaxing with a Central Otago pinot after a busy day of up the slopes or at any of Queenstown's world-renowned sights and activities.
The smart TV in the living room is a high quality 2018 UHD-4K (please bring your Netflix log in). You'll also enjoy unlimited WiFi and SKY TV.
The garage provides internal access to the house so there's no getting wet as you exit your car and transfer the kids, shopping and luggage into the home. The garage also comes complete with a ski drying cabinet and large washer and dryer.
Master bedroom: 1 Split King with ensuite, walk in wardrobe and external access to the courtyard.
Thank you for your lovely words and for choosing to book with us here at Goodstays, Candace! We love to hear that guests found our booking process, from initial enquiry through to checkout, easy and stress free. You chose a great property, next time you come back and bring the whole family or a big group of friends, be sure to let us know and you can also rent the apartment next door, Queenstown Retreat Luxury. Look forward to assisting you again in the future. Kind Regards, Caitlin-Goodstays.
For this property, it is not far from Queenstown center, within walking distance and it has good amenities, TV, washing machine, dryer, refrigerator and so on.But the water in the spa seems not be replacable, or we didn't find how to replace.
Before I enter the property, I was not sure how can I access it. Some of the English in the email is not what we commonly used. We use "password" instead of "access extra". This confused me a lot.
For thism, it may need a more specific description on how to enter.
A trivia thing is: there is no salt in the kichen while there is sugar for cooking. We bought a can from supermarket.And detergent is not enough as well.
Good location. New house with lots of facilities. Especially nice spa time under the stars.


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Home / West-bengal / Calcutta / Students turn teacher to help children in Howrah
Students turn teacher to help children in Howrah
Stepping forward in face of adversity
(From left) Subhajit Ghorai, Sagar Pal and Samiran Khara, all HS examinees who have been teaching children of their study centre during the lockdown
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Jhinuk Mazumdar | Calcutta | Published 01.06.20, 08:44 PM
A group of Class XII students whose board exams are on hold have been using the extended break to teach children of their study centre.
The girls and boys have a few of the Higher Secondary papers left but they have been holding classes for the past two months, assigning homework and ensuring the children — who would otherwise have dropped out — remain in touch with studies.
The founder of Howrah Vivekananda Siksha Kendra in Bagnan hasn't been able to reach the centre because of the lockdown but the centre has reached out to all the children through a few dedicated senior students who are running the show.
All these students are from financially poor backgrounds; but they have still stepped forward to help the children. Some also deliver ration to the families of these children who have had no income during the lockdown.
Each of these students has been assigned certain days of the week to hold classes over the phone and some days to take oral tests on the portions taught. The children (more than 50) are mostly from Classes V to VIII and some in Class IX.
Keya Pal
"We have selected academically bright students and the more responsible ones to hold the classes so that the children can benefit and continue with their studies," founder Tanmoy Patra said. "If not for such an effort on their part, many of the children would have given up. It would have undone all that has been done in the past few years."
Most of the parents of the children are daily labourers; some pick flowers, while some work in hotels in the city and some work on farms.
Most are first-generation learners who went to government schools. "I conduct the classes and take tests, otherwise they will not study. If we leave them to study on their own, some will not even touch books. We, as seniors, have to ensure they continue with their studies," Keya Pal, 17, said.
She has her own share of worries — two Higher Secondary papers remaining pending and her father's income fast drying up. "Only after the exams will we get the results and then take admission to a college. The lockdown has dried up our family income… it will not be easy."
Another student, Sagar Pal, has been conducting science classes. Cyclone Amphan damaged his father's crop but he still has been teaching and distributing ration for the past two months.
"These children are in the same space as us… while we have been able to get some direction they have to be guided. If I can do something as a senior why not. It's not that I am teaching them every day…. I have time for myself and my studies as well," Sagar said.
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Gail (Missy) Gallaher-Armstrong was born and raised on a ranch northwest of Datil. Her dad bought and sold cars and Cessna 195 airplanes in New Mexico. Her mother was a do-it-yourselfer remodel queen and real estate broker. Gail and her siblings were raised to be hard-working, honest children. Her passion for her community and the unique issues District 49 faces is what drives her. Gail loves the area she represents and continuously strives for a better tomorrow for you.
Gail is President of Pro-Fab, Inc. in Bosque Farms, NM, a manufacturing facility specializing in clean room technology. Pro-Fab, Inc. takes pride in creating jobs in a rural community.
Gail and Dale moved from Bosque Farms to Magdalena 20 years ago to raise their children in the country. Gail and Dale knew this would allow their children the chance to learn the same work ethic they had, having been raised in a smaller community. Gail is also very active on their cattle ranch where they raise commercial cattle. She also organizes the lodging and meals for customers who come to hunt on the ranch.
Married in 1984 to Dale Armstrong. Together Gail and Dale have raised four children, and have nine grandchildren. They recently celebrated 32 years of marriage. Together Gail and Dale started TLC Plumbing in 1987. The business has focused on the development of the workforce and continues to strive to improve the quality of life for the employees and the community as a whole.


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Beautiful blue
Published on May 30, 2018 January 13, 2019 by Linda Mahkovec - Author11 Comments
"Blue, darkly, deeply, beautifully blue." – Robert Southey
"Blue color is everlastingly appointed by the deity to be a source of delight." – John Ruskin
"A certain blue enters your soul." – Henri Matisse
Ultramarine – "The most perfect of all colors," Cennino Cennini
"Sometimes called 'true blue,' ultramarine is made from the semiprecious gemstone lapis lazuli, which for centuries could only be found in a single mountain range in Afghanistan.
Lapis first appeared as a pigment in the 6th century. Around 700 years later, the pigment traveled to Venice and soon became the most sought-after color in medieval Europe. For centuries, the cost of lapis rivaled the price of gold.
Legend has it that Michelangelo left his painting The Entombment (1500–01) unfinished because he could not generate the funds to buy ultramarine blue. Raphael used the pigment scarcely, applying it above base layers of azurite when depicting the Virgin Mary's blue robe. The Baroque master Vermeer, on the other hand, bought the color in spades, so much so that his indulgence pushed his family into debt." http://www.artsy.net
"Indigo is a natural dye rather than a pigment for painting. It was used to color fabrics, clothing, yarns, and luxurious tapestries. Unlike lapis lazuli, whose rarity drove its high prices, the indigo crop could be grown in excess and produced across the world, from India to South Carolina.
Commonly considered a shade of blue, indigo is not a separate color in its own right, so why does it get its own band in the rainbow?
Indigo dyeing was especially popular in England, home to physicist Sir Isaac Newton. Newton believed that the rainbow should consist of seven distinct colors to match the seven days of the week, the seven notes in the musical scale, and the seven known planets. Confronting the fact that the rainbow only displayed five unique colors, Newton pushed indigo, along with orange, much to the dismay of some contemporary scientists." www.artsy.net
"Jean fabric was first produced in Genoa, Italy, in the 17th century; the French city of Nimes copied the technique shortly after ("de Nimes" aka "denim"). The cotton twill fabric, dyed with indigo, was sturdy and washable, making it perfect for workers." www.artsandculture.google.com
"Blue has more complex and contradictory meanings than any other color.
Dark blue: trust, dignity, intelligence, authority
Bright blue: cleanliness, strength, dependability, coolness
(The origin of these meanings arise from the qualities of the ocean and inland waters, most of which are more tangible.)
Light (sky) blue: peace, serenity, ethereal, spiritual, infinity
(The origin of these meanings is the intangible aspects of the sky.)
Most blues convey a sense of trust, loyalty, cleanliness, and understanding. On the other hand, blue evolved as symbol of depression in American culture. "Singing the blues" and feeling blue" are good examples of the complexity of color symbolism and how it has been evolved in different cultures." http://www.colormatters.com
"Pink for girls and blue for boys is a surprisingly recent tendency. Even as late as 1927 some fashion stores recommended pink for boys." http://www.express.co.uk
For a fascinating book on color, read Victoria Finlay's books.
Color: A Natural History of the Palette by Victoria Finlay Link: http://a.co/bfRUBxs
Images from my Pinterest board on color
Categories color, travel•Tags beauty, blue, books, cathedrals, color, color palette, history, home, Isaac Newton, Italy, lapis lazuli, life, literature, Michelangelo, Morocco, mosques, nature, ocean, paintings, poetry, Raphael, science, story, symbolism of color, the rainbow, travel, Vermeer, Victoria Finlay


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Q: JavaScript call to Java Applet method does not work only in Chrome browser I'm trying to run a small test of an applet to call a JavaScript method and vice-versa. The code works fine in IE 9.0 and Firefox 17.0, but does not work in Chrome 23.0.1271.91 m.
I'm not sure if it is a problem of this specific version of Chrome , but I guess not.
Basically, I have a main HTML page, that declares the applet using an 'object' tag, and also with a 'iframe' tag. In another file, I have a HTML page that will be loaded in the iframe from the main page, but commanded by the applet.
In the main.html file I'm using 'object' tag instead of 'applet' to be compliant with HTML5. I know this test should work using 'applet' tag, but use the 'applet' tag is exactly what I'm trying to avoid.
The applet code:
package tests.javaplugin;

import java.applet.Applet;
import java.util.*;

import netscape.javascript.JSObject;

public class PluginTestApplet extends Applet {

   private static final long serialVersionUID = 492358995598940846L;
   private static Timer theTimer = new Timer(true);

   private static JSObject theWindow;

   @Override
   public void init() {
      System.out.println("entering init()");
      theWindow = JSObject.getWindow(this);
      System.out.println("exiting init()");
   }

   public void loadComplete() {
      System.out.println("calling loadComplete()");
      theTimer.schedule(new ShowPageTimerTask(), 100);
      System.out.println("returning loadComplete()");
   }

   public int getRandomInteger() {
      System.out.println("calling getRandomInteger()");
      final int random = (int) Math.abs(Math.random() * 100);
      System.out.println("returning getRandomInteger(): " + random);
      return random;
   }

   private class ShowPageTimerTask extends TimerTask {

      @Override
      public void run() {
         System.out.println("entering ShowPageTimerTask.run()");
         theWindow.call("showPage", new String[] { "./page.html" });
         System.out.println("exiting ShowPageTimerTask.run()");
      }

   }

}

The main.html code:
<!DOCTYPE html>

      <meta charset="windows-1252">
      <title>Testing Java Plug-in in Java 7.0</title>

      <object id="applet_embed" width="0" height="0"
         type="application/x-java-applet;version=1.7">

         <param name="archive" value="PluginTestApplet.jar">
         <param name="codebase" value="./">
         <param name="code" value="tests.javaplugin.PluginTestApplet">
         <param name="scriptable" value="true">
         <param name="mayscript" value="true">
         No Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition v 1.7 support for APPLET!
      </object>

The mainControl.js code:
function getApplet() {
   return document.getElementById("applet_embed");
}

function onBodyLoad() {
   getApplet().loadComplete();
}

function getRandomInteger() {
   return getApplet().getRandomInteger();
}

function showPage(aURL) {
   var iframePrincipal = document.getElementById("ifPrincipal");
   if (iframePrincipal.src != null) {
      iframePrincipal.src = aURL;
   } else {
      alert("Error! iframe src = null! " + iframePrincipal.src);
   }
}

The page.html code:
<!DOCTYPE html>

      <meta charset="windows-1252">
      <title>Testing Java Plug-in in Java 7.0</title>

Testing dynamic HTML i-frame commanded by Java Plug-in.

The random number is

The control.js code:
function onBodyLoad() {
   var randomNumber = parent.getRandomInteger();
   var randomNumberDiv = document.getElementById("randomNum");
   randomNumberDiv.innerHTML = randomNumber;
}

The console (in development tools) presents these errors:
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<HTMLObjectElement> has no method 'loadComplete' mainControl.js:6
Failed to load resource file:///C:/Projects/Tests/javaplugintest/tests.javaplugin.PluginTestApplet

So, there are any trick or specific parameter in 'object' tag declaration needed for Chrome?

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As the economy continues to slide downward, the number of people needing to file for bankruptcy has skyrocketed. In the Eastern Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Court, the court that serves the city of Philadelphia and the surrounding area, there were 15,559 bankruptcy cases filed in 2010, with Philadelphia representing over twice as many as the surrounding counties with 3,467 cases, most handled by a Philadelphia bankruptcy attorney. The remaining cases were spread out between the other eight counties. Only one third of the way through 2011 and there have already been 7,096 cases filed, 1,610 of them in Philadelphia this year. There has been a steady rise in the number of bankruptcy filings in this court since 2007 (after new bankruptcy laws made it much more difficult to declare bankruptcy), though the number for Philadelphia itself has not fluctuated as much. In 2007, the court processed 9,785 cases (3251 in Philadelphia); 2008 had 11,118 cases (3031 in Philadelphia); and 2009 had 13,097 total (3019 in Philadelphia).
A Philadelphia Bankruptcy Attorney would have their hands full with this many cases. According to citysearch.com, there are around 380 Philadelphia bankruptcy attorney listings. On average each one must be handling approximately 10 bankruptcies a year. More than 2/3 of those bankruptcies were chapter 7, totaling 10,236 of the cases for 2010. Chapter 13 accounted for approximately 3/4, with 4,740 cases in 2010. The remaining cases were either chapter 11 (164 cases) or other (19 cases).
If you live in the city, and you, or your business, have been hit hard by the combination of our cultural dependence on debt and the current low or no wages, mounting medical bills, or other life setbacks, it would be wise to consult a Philadelphia Bankruptcy attorney. They can help you understand the differences between chapter 7, chapter 11, and chapter 13 bankruptcies, and help you decide which one is right for your particular situation. They may also be able to help you look at your financial issues, and possibly help you devise a way to avoid bankruptcy, or at least help you look at steps you can take to ensure that it does not need to happen again. The current state of affairs in the economic platter of our country does not have to bring you too far down. Working carefully with both the debt counselors you are required to see and a Philadelphia bankruptcy attorney, you may be able to find yourself in a better and more stable position at the end of this journey.


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Business, Featured, Food
Breaking the Beach Mold at Elkhouse Eatery
In a town of beachside seafood, the Crescent Beach A-frame stands out as a delicious, decadent, and savory spot for a snow-capped cabin getaway.
October 15, 2017 | Molly Wilson
Elkhouse Eatery is not your typical beach restaurant. In a culinary world of tropical colors and island flavors, husband and wife team Charles Searleman and Trilani Delavarre wanted a place that would stand out. As seasoned industry veterans, the decision to open up a restaurant in Crescent Beach's iconic A-frame was really a no-brainer. And steering away from the "beach grill" vibe was just as natural.
The restaurant is named after a cottage in Austria where Trilani spent childhood vacations and that far-away Alps atmosphere extends to more than just the name. Dark wood, exposed beams, and a cozy atmosphere will tear your eye away from the sand outside. And settle in, because the menu is just as transportive.
Charles and Trilani started us with a fresh, wild-caught scallop appetizer. The scallops are grilled very simply with olive oil, laid on a bed of microgreens, and served with mint pea vinaigrette and fresh peas. Mint isn't a flavor you might expect with scallops, but it adds a crispness and enhances the dish's simplicity.
Next, we tried the Elkhouse Salad – which is a perfect example of the chef's love of fresh veggies. Colored bell pepper, sliced watermelon radishes, fire-roasted artichokes, along with spiced pumpkin seeds, cucumber, carrot, and a freshly shaved asiago cheese blend are topped with Ahi Tuna, seared rare.
The last two entrees, however, are at the top of the list of reasons why you should visit Elkhouse. The Cedar Plank Salmon is flown from the Faroe Islands in Scotland, baked on a cedar plank, and coated in a housemade apricot jalapeno glaze. The aroma alone could satisfy. But you won't be able to resist digging into the flaky, melt-in-your-mouth fish.
For the readers that aren't fans of seafood, order the ribs. Don't be fooled; they're no ordinary ribs. They're Sika Red Deer from New Zealand, seasoned with blackening spice and slow roasted with carrots, parsnips, jalapenos, and onions in a craft beer broth. Before being served, they're brushed with a housemade blueberry BBQ sauce. It's comfort food-savory and decadently rich, with an unexpected sweetness and fruity tartness.
The menu is eclectic, fresh, and delicious and the atmosphere is unlike any other in the area. It's a restaurant that's sure to become your second kitchen.
Elkhouse Eatery is located at 6357 A1A South. Visit them online at www.facebook.com/ElkhouseEatery. Photography by Brian Miller.
Molly Wilson is the Managing Editor at St. Augustine Social. She is a Tallahassee, Florida native who came to St. Augustine in 2014 to attend Flagler College for her undergraduate. She has degrees in English Literature and Philosophy/Religion and is working on her master's degree in Liberal Arts. When not working or studying, she spends her very limited free time baking, reading, and exploring St. Augustine with her dog Reg.
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StringLESS'' is a vocal group of five women singers of Bulgarian, Albanian and Greek origin. The name StringLESS is a word pun on the English word meaning ''without strings'' and the Greek onomatopoeic word meaning ''shrews'', mythical creatures of the Greek folk tradition. The repertoire is based on Greek folk songs from Epirus, Pontus, and Macedonia, on the early urban tradition of Smyrna - the so called retro songs of 30's- and the rembetiko of Piraeus. Along these lines, their repertoire includes songs stemming from the Balkan,Gaelic, Cuban, Gospel and Corse tradition, all orchestrated in a polyphonic mode. The group's objective is a polyphonic orchestration, even when it comes to inherently non -polyphonic songs. All orchestrations are devised by the group, transforming a well-known song into a totally new and diverse music proposal, or transcribing the sound of musical instruments into a sound produced by the human body, as if it were a wind or percussion-instrument.


The Norwegian government, which is developing the first industrial carbon capture and offshore storage (CCS) project in Europe, has estimated that the site of fertiliser maker Yara International was not suitable for the project and has urged for a most cost effective option of the project. Consequently, the government has postponed from 2019 to 2020-2021 the final decision on whether to go ahead with its first CCS project, which could require an investment of at least NOK12.6bn (€1.3bn).
The CCS project includes the development of CCS, i.e. capturing CO2 emissions from an industrial plant, transport it by ship and inject it into a depleted oil and gas reservoir in the North Sea by 2022. Initially, three companies were considered to capture CO2 at their plants, namely fertiliser maker Yara International, a waste-to-energy plant operated by the Oslo city council (Oslo Klemetsrud) and owned by Fortum and a cement factory operated by Norcem (a subsidiary of HeidelbergCement). The government will decide later whether to grant support to Fortum's project but approved NOK 80m (€8.3m) for Norcem's project, which will capture around 0.4 MtCO2/year.


A 90s-style mini backpack is the bag to love right now and the Derby Mini, with its clean, structured shape would be a fine example to have in your wardrobe. Its flip-open front panel, in contrasting leather, allows easy access to an iPad Mini, which can be slipped into its unique internal pocket. An inside money pocket also contains extra storage for upto 4 credit cards.


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#LAW Notice of #CrimesAgainstHumanity Using Energy & Neuro/Bio Weapons
We dare!
And so, it's time for the take-down!
"Notice of Crimes Against Humanity Using Energy & Neuro/Bio Weapons
Notice of Crimes Against Humanity (pdf): Please Share Widely
Notice of Crimes Against Humanity Using Energy & Neuro/Bio Weapons
Notice of Criminal Trespass
Notice of Theft of Intellectual Property
Notice of Impending Criminal Charges
Notice to One is Notice to All
"…(T)he prohibition of crimes against humanity, similar to the prohibition of genocide, has been considered a peremptory norm of international law, from which no derogation is permitted and which is applicable to all States." —United Nations Office on Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to Protect
By this Notice, dated the 28th of August, 2017, let it be known, to all individuals, groups, corporations, agencies, organizations, foundations, governments, militaries, and citizens worldwide and in every Nation State, that:
1) According to Article 7 of the 1998 Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which established the International Criminal Court, and constitutes the primary treaty and "latest consensus from the international community" on this matter, the full text of which may be found online at the United Nations Genocide Prevention web site and elsewhere, and is enclosed herein:
A.) The following crimes which are being committed today by individual, group, and corporate members and veterans of Militaries, Defense Departments, Defense/Security contractors, Air Force and Army Bases, Justice Departments, Intelligence/Security agencies, Intelligence/Security contractors, Law Enforcement departments, Fusion Center organizations, Bureaus of Investigation, Citizen Watch and Neighborhood Watch groups, University "researchers," and random citizens in neighborhoods, communities, and places of employment recruited to assist in programs to covertly target, surveil, stalk, "gang-stalk," swarm, gaslight, vandalize, sabotage, and assault select civilians–
With electromagnetic radiation, pulsed microwaves, wifi, radio frequency (RF) signals sent to non-consensual RF implants, sonic pulses, and ionizing radiation using sonic weapons, neuroweapons, portable Directed-Energy Weapons, cell phones, apps on cell phones, and other means of transmitting carcinogenic radiation;
All in the guise of "surveillance programs," "experimentation programs," "neuro-experimentation programs," "behavior modification programs," "behavioral intervention programs," "predictive policing programs," "criminal justice programs," "pre-crime programs," "medical monitoring programs," "public safety programs," "social engineering programs," "countering violent extremism" programs, and other means of hiding these deadly programs of sadistic and brutal assault under Secrecy, Classification for National Security, Biomedical and Behavioral Intervention, public safety, "legitimate" and "legal" military/Intelligence experimentation, and criminal justice covers;
And conducted as State-sponsored "legal" domestic counter-terrorism/counter-proliferation/counter-Intelligence/suppression/pacification activities on whole swathes of civilian populations in towns, cities, states, and regions, with full "knowledge of the attack" —
are Internationally understood to be Crimes Against Humanity, and include:
1. Enslavement—in this case, Electronic Enslavement, by virtue of Continuous Clandestine Tracking and Locating via Non-consensually implanted tracking Microchips, Bio-MEMs, Nanochips, or/and Brain Prints or Brain Bio-Resonance Frequencies,and GPS/GIS tracking satellites; Continuous "Electronic Surveillance" or Assault with Electromagnetic Radiation; Punitive Physical and Neural Assault with Electronic Weapons; Continuous Audio and Video Surveillance with planted bugs and recording and tracking devices in homes and vehicles (Article 7, (c));
2. Imprisonment or other severe deprivation of physical liberty in violation of fundamental rules of international law—in this case, Electronic Imprisonment, by virtue of severe encroachment and criminal trespass into homes and onto bodies and brains with the use of electromagnetic radiation/sonics, continually or periodically applied (Article 7, (e));
3. Torture –in this case, Electronic Torture, by virtue of assault, remote bodily access and manipulation, regular sleep-deprivation, injection of synthetic dreams, images, voices, sensations, remote electro-shocking, remote electrical vibrations, remote neuro-takeover, biohacking and bio-robotizing, all induced with electromagnetic weapons, sonic weapons, neuroweapons, bio-communications devices such as implants and transponders, BCI systems (Brain Computer Interface), and other weapons facilitating covert or clandestine assault (Article 7, f)
4. Rape, sexual slavery, enforced prostitution, forced pregnancy, enforced sterilization, or any other form of sexual violence of comparable gravity—in this case, Electronic Rape, Electronic Sex Trafficking, Electronic Sexual Slavery, Electronic Sexual Violence, and Electronic Enforced Sterilization, by virtue of sexual assault and violence aimed at the private reproductory and urino-genital systems of women, young girls, men, and young boys, conducted remotely, at a distance, using radiation weapons, sonic weapons, and non-consensually implanted microchips, neurostimulators, transponders, and Wireless Body Area Networks (Article 7, g).
5. Persecution…on other grounds universally recognized as impermissible under International Law—in this case, 1) Electronic Persecution, by virtue of continuous assault & torture with electromagnetic weapons, remote bodily manipulation, remote brain and bodily control, remote EEG cloning and heterodyning (imposing others' Brain Frequencies on one, permitting partial or full-body neuro-takeover), remote cerebral trauma, all induced with the weapons named above; 2) Psychological Persecution, by virtue of subjecting individuals to non-stop electromagnetic tracking and assault, non-stop physical stress creation, non-stop sensory stimulation, forced disruption of activities, non-stop sleep-deprivation, and non-stop COINTELPRO stalking, swarming, interrogation, vandalism, break-ins, gaslighting, employment sabotage, character ruination, social isolation, slander and defamation, public mockery and street theater (Article 7, h).
6. Enforced Disappearance of Persons—in this case, Sabotage and Ruination of individuals' Business, Reputation, and Character Assassination, by virtue of dissemination of lies, slander, libelous and defamatory statements about individuals within their own neighborhoods, work and life communities, areas and cities of residence and employment, often rendering individuals homeless, jobless, blacklisted, and unemployable (Article 7, i).
7. Other inhumane acts of a similar character intentionally causing great suffering, or serious injury to body or to mental or physical health—in this case, Remote Body and Brain Access, Manipulation, and Assault using the electronic weapons described above, and effecting
Bio/Neuro-Hacking and the Theft of Personal Intellectual Property (one's brainwaves—whether thought, emotion, sensation, memory, intention, cogitation, mentation, inner voice, or any other);
Bio-Robotizing—which is essentially the neural takeover of a person's brain and manipulating a person's limbs, organs, joints, and entire body from outside;
Continuous Psychological, Mental, and Internal Torture via Voice to Skull and Synthetic Telepathy running abusive monologues inside individuals' brains, an intrinsic aspect of Trauma-Based Mind Control, and prelude to bio-robotizing;
Continuous Psychological and Social Trauma caused by non-stop assault of individuals with Psy Ops-defined inputs related to the individual's life, picked up by intensive surveillance, including neuro-surveillance;
and the very act of Trauma-Based Mind Control, which is the effecting of remote control of people's brains and bodily movements and behaviors by inflicting physical and psychological trauma on them (Article 7, k).
To repeat, these acts of extreme remote brain and body access, assault, and manipulation are internationally understood, as per Article 7 of the 1998 Rome Statute of the ICC—and understood by us, the international US-Europe Joint Investigation Team seeking to investigate and prosecute those committing these crimes–to be Crimes Against Humanity.
2.) These crimes are currently being investigated, and all those committing these crimes are being monitored. All individuals, groups, and corporate members and veterans of Militaries, Defense Departments, Defense/Security contractors, Air Force and Army Bases, Justice Departments, Intelligence/Security agencies, Intelligence/Security contractors, Law Enforcement departments, Fusion Center organizations, Bureaus of Investigation, Citizen Watch and Neighborhood Watch groups, University "researchers," and random citizens in neighborhoods, communities, and places of employment recruited to assist in the performance of these Crimes Against Humanity on the bodies of select individuals, presented deceptively by Nation State and military "authorities" of any kind as legitimate or lawful or legal targets of surveillance, monitoring, investigation, or experimentation are being monitored by name, place of residence, place of employment, occupation, and association (to determine connection with Military/Intelligence/Law Enforcement/Neighborhood Watch if any.)
3) These crimes will be prosecuted in the International Criminal Court, in courts of Common Law, and in new, incorruptible People's Courts and Tribunals to be focused on addressing Crimes Against Humanity.
4) Every single person or entity participating in these crimes in the smallest way, whether by pointing a cell phone issuing a wifi signal at a human being identified to them as a legitimate target or "test subject,"using an app on a cell phone to direct deadly radiation on such an identified human being, via the Global Electronic Control Grid (using cell towers, satellites, drones, sensors, air, space, ground -based and mobile tracking, sensing, and transmitting platforms), or using a portable directed-energy weapon or antenna system or transducer handed to them by an "authority" organization such as a Defense contractor/military branch/Air Force Base/Intelligence agency/Security agency/Law Enforcement agency/Investigation agency/Neighborhood Watch group is being monitored, and will be documented by name and photographic record.
5) Participants in these crimes (deceptively termed "legal") are hereby informed they are participating in actuality in the crimes of Non-consensual Rape, Sex Trafficking, Sexual Assault, Enslavement, Imprisonment, Torture, Sexual Slavery, Persecution, Enforced Disappearance, Bio-Hacking, Bio-Communications, Neuro-Hacking, Psychological Trauma, Physical Trauma/Assault, and Criminal Bodily Trespass—all of which are Crimes Against Humanity, as described above.
6) Participants in these crimes are also hereby informed that Crimes Against Humanity they are recruited into performing, whether conducted and protected under cover of "National Security," "in protection of the Homeland," "legitimate military/criminal justice experimentation," "research projects," "socio-behavioral research," "social engineering," or "legitimate investigation," are still, and primarily, Crimes Against Humanity, and will be prosecuted as such.
7) Participants in these Crimes Against Humanity—whether salaried employee of an organization as described above or paid/unpaid community volunteer–can both anticipate criminal charges, continuous written and photographic documentation of their actions and words, and open publication at any time online and otherwise of their names, photographs, and places of residence and employment.
SIGNED: The Members of the US-Europe Joint Investigation Team
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There is a minor problem with the Entity Framework in that it doesn't support certain batch operations. You can, of course, retrieve multiple rows at a time, and updates to tracked objects on a given data context can all be pushed back to the data store in a single SaveChanges() call. But what about adding and deleting?
Below is Solution/Project that I threw together to show how a batch delete works with EF. It doesn't actually use the extension method, but the code is the same. As you can see, you're are NOT modifying the collection, so it works fine. The example uses .NET 4 and SQL Compact 4.
In this case, the method needs to be generic so that it supports the generic version of IEnumerable. If you try to make the method take "IEnumerable<object>" it wont work because of the way covariance is in this version of .NET (I heard 4.0 might solve part of this problem).


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package com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Abilities.Traps;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.core.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.core.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.core.collections.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Abilities.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Areas.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Behaviors.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.CharClasses.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Commands.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Common.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Exits.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Items.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Libraries.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Locales.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.MOBS.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Races.interfaces.*;

import java.util.*;

public class Bomb_Explosive extends StdBomb
{
	@Override
	public String ID()
	{
		return "Bomb_Explosive";
	}

	private final static String	localizedName	= CMLib.lang().L("explosive bomb");

	@Override
	public String name()
	{
		return localizedName;
	}

	public Bomb_Explosive()
	{
		super();
		trapLevel = 10;
	}

	@Override
	public String requiresToSet()
	{
		return "a pound of coal";
	}

	@Override
	public List<Item> getTrapComponents()
	{
		final List<Item> V=new Vector<Item>();
		V.add(CMLib.materials().makeItemResource(RawMaterial.RESOURCE_COAL));
		return V;
	}

	@Override
	public boolean canSetTrapOn(final MOB mob, final Physical P)
	{
		if(!super.canSetTrapOn(mob,P))
			return false;
		if((!(P instanceof Item))
		||(((Item)P).material()!=RawMaterial.RESOURCE_COAL))
		{
			if(mob!=null)
				mob.tell(L("You need some coal to make this out of."));
			return false;
		}
		return true;
	}

	protected boolean doesInnerExplosionDestroy(final int material)
	{
		switch(material&RawMaterial.MATERIAL_MASK)
		{
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_METAL:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_MITHRIL:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_GLASS:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_ROCK:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_LIQUID:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_ENERGY:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_SYNTHETIC:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_GAS:
			return false;
		}
		return true;
	}

	@Override
	protected boolean canExplodeOutOf(final int material)
	{
		switch(material&RawMaterial.MATERIAL_MASK)
		{
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_MITHRIL:
		case RawMaterial.MATERIAL_ROCK:
			return false;
		}
		return true;
	}

	@Override
	public void spring(final MOB target)
	{
		if(target.location()!=null)
		{
			if((!invoker().mayIFight(target))
			||(isLocalExempt(target))
			||(invoker().getGroupMembers(new HashSet<MOB>()).contains(target))
			||(target==invoker())
			||(doesSaveVsTraps(target)))
			{
				target.location().show(target,null,null,CMMsg.MASK_ALWAYS|CMMsg.MSG_NOISE,
						getAvoidMsg(L("<S-NAME> avoid(s) the explosive!")));
			}
			else
			{
				final String triggerMsg = getTrigMsg(L("@x1 explodes all over <T-NAME>!",affected.name()));
				final String damageMsg = getDamMsg(L("The blast <DAMAGE> <T-NAME>!"));
				if(target.location().show(invoker(),target,this,CMMsg.MASK_ALWAYS|CMMsg.MSG_NOISE,
						triggerMsg+CMLib.protocol().msp("explode.wav",30)))
				{
					super.spring(target);
					CMLib.combat().postDamage(invoker(),target,null,CMLib.dice().roll(trapLevel()+abilityCode(),10,1),
							CMMsg.MASK_ALWAYS|CMMsg.TYP_FIRE,Weapon.TYPE_BURNING,damageMsg);
				}
			}
		}
	}

}


The 2018 Final Four is set and headed to the Alamodome in San Antonio. The NCAA tournament continues with the semifinals on March 31 and the national championship on April 2. The Final Four is set. In what has been an upset-filled, historic 2018 NCAA tournament, only a handful of people had the clairvoyance or were lucky enough to predict that Villanova, Kansas, Michigan and Loyola of Chicago would be the last squads standing in the 68-team bracket.
The Final Four will be broadcast on TBS.
Live stream: The game can be streamed online through NCAA March Madness Live.
The semifinal doubleheader will take place Saturday, with the final played Monday, April 2. Villanova will be looking to win another national title after cutting down the nets in 2016, while Kansas is in its 15th Final Four and hoping to win its first championship since 2008.
2018 NCAA Tournament: Bracket, scores, results from March Madness games to set Final Four. March Madness is nearing an end, as the NCAA Tournament field has suddenly shrunk to four following the conclusion of the Elite Eight on Sunday. Two No. 1 seeds, Villanova and Kansas, punched its tickets to San Antonio, joining Loyola-Chicago and Michigan, which did the same on Saturday.
Michigan beat Florida State 58–54 to win the West Regional. This marks Michigan's first Final Four appearance since 2013. The 11th seeded Loyola Ramblers beat Kansas state 78–62 to win the South Regional. Loyola Chicago joins LSU (1986), George Mason (2006) and VCU (2011) as the lowest-seeded teams to ever reach the Final Four. Michigan and Loyola will play in the first semifinal game.
Villanova returns to the Final Four looking to win its second national championship in three seasons. The Wildcats defeated Texas Tech 71–59 to win the East Regional final on Sunday. No. 1 seed Kansas defeated No. 2-seeded Duke 85–81 in overtime to win the Midwest Regional. The Kansas Jayhawks last won an NCAA championship in 2008. Villanova and Kansas will play the later game.
Villanova paved its way relatively drama-free, as has been the case for the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats knocked off Texas Tech 71-59 — its closest contest of the tournament to date — and reserved their date Saturday with 1 seed Kansas out of the Midwest Region.
Speaking of Kansas: The Jayhawks survived and advanced by the hair on their chinny-chin-chin. It took an overtime period to decide their eventual 85-81 victory over No. 2 seed Duke, but now Bill Self returns to San Antonio — the place he won his only national title a decade ago — with hopes of repeating that same magic Mario Chalmers and those Jayhawks formulated.
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The Technology Chronicles
What's the best city for women in tech?
By Kristen V. Brown on March 4, 2015 at 1:17 PM
Courtesy SmartAsset
Silicon Valley may be the Promised Land of the tech universe, but for women in tech, it turns out the Bay Area is actually among the worst places to be.
The best place? Washington D.C.
San Francisco came in #23.
Using 2013 U.S. Census data, the financial advice startup SmartAsset ranked the best cities for women working in tech. The analysis considered four factors in cities with a population of more than 200,000: the percentage of women in the local tech workforce, the tech gender pay gap, three-year employment growth for women in tech and income after the cost of housing.
In D.C., which far outranked the other cities in the analysis, women made up 37 percent of the tech workforce — significantly more than the national average of 25 percent and higher than in any other city examined. This, Smart Asset pointed out, is likely due to the number of tech jobs in the federal government, which places more emphasis on workforce diversity.
In two of the top 10 cities — Kansas City and Arlington, Tex. — women in tech actually made more than men did on average. Nationally, women in tech are paid 84.7 percent of what men are paid on average.
The tech world's gender problem has dominated headlines over the past year, and with good reason. At many tech companies and venture capital firms, women are not only a scarce minority, they are subjected to discrimination and even harassment. In a survey of 22 tech companies by the Rainbow Push Coalition, for example, there were no women in top positions at two companies, Groupon and Comcast. And out of 189 board members at 20 technology firms, only 36 were women.
But perhaps the tech world's gender problem is really, mostly, a Silicon Valley problem. Only one Bay Area city, Fremont, made it into the top 10.
Kristen V. Brown
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i keep the key to my Aztek around my neck on a golden chain. and I sleep with one hand over it...my other hand on a knife.
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Chris Smith Zeke Nnaji Tyger Campbell Josh Green Sports Men's basketball Men's sports Basketball Men's college basketball College basketball College sports
UCLA Pac-12 Arizona
UCLA shuts down No. 23 Arizona in 65-52 win
By JOHN MARSHALL - Feb. 09, 2020 02:19 AM EST
UCLA guard Tyger Campbell (10) drives between Arizona's Josh Green (0) and Jemarl Baker Jr. during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020, in Tucson, Ariz. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Chris Smith had 15 points, Tyger Campbell added 12 and UCLA shut down No. 23 Arizona for a 65-52 win on Saturday night.
The Bruins (13-12, 6-5 Pac-12) bounced back from an ugly loss to Arizona State with a superb defensive game and 9-of-17 shooting from 3-point range.
UCLA shot 51% overall and used a big second half run to pull away, handing Arizona its second loss in 12 games at McKale Center this season.
Arizona (16-7, 6-4) hung in with 3-point shooting in the first half, but missed all 12 of its attempts in the second. The Wildcats shot 25% and went 6 of 29 in the second half
Zeke Nnaji had 14 points and 10 rebounds, but shot 2 of 8. He made all 10 of his free throws.
Heading into Saturday's game, Arizona had been struggling to hold onto big leads.
The Wildcats blew a 22-point lead in a loss to rival Arizona State and, after sweeping the Washington schools, let most of a 20-point lead wither away in a win over USC on Thursday.
UCLA's run of quality games came to an end in a desert clunker on Thursday, when the Bruins were outplayed at both ends in an 84-66 loss to Arizona State.
Saturday's game was a 3-point shooting contest at the start.
Neither team hit a 2-point shot in the first seven minutes and nine of the first 12 made shots were 3s.
The 3-over-2 trend continued the rest of the half.
UCLA hit 6 of 10 from outside the arc, 4 of 13 inside it and led 29-28.
Arizona had a seven-minute span without a field goal of any kind.
The Bruins hit six of their first nine shots of the second half — four were 2s — to stretch their lead to nine.
Arizona answered with an 8-0 run to pull within one, but UCLA answered with a 14-1 run.
UCLA got back to its winning ways with a strong all-around performance in one of college basketball's most difficult road environments.
Arizona has been led by freshmen Nnaji, Nico Mannon and Josh Green, but the freshman trio shot a combined 7 of 33 against the Bruins.
UCLA hosts Washington State on Thursday.
Arizona is at California Thursday.


Т. 130. Вып. 10. Национальный исследовательский университет "Высшая школа экономики", 2018.
Абанкина И. В., Рылько Е. Д., Филатова Л. М.
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The recent years have seen pre-school become part of general education. This change has been enshrined in law and is reflected in the way pre-school departments in primary schools are organized and financed. The wellbeing of preschool departments in territorial educational complexes depends on the number of parents involved. What remains to be seen however, is the priorities they have. Do they perceive early childhood education as part and parcel of general education? Do they really need pre-school education, and what exactly do they expect to get from it? Research into parental needs showed that most parents choose a pre-school department solely on the consideration of its convenient location. They see care and supervision as being the main goal of pre-school education. Parents' satisfaction is associated with the friendly and individualized attitude the teacher displays towards a child. Three groups of parents were identified in terms of choices, objectives and satisfaction factors.


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Movie Logic Review: Upside Down
*SPOILER ALERT* if you haven't watched Upside Down [link, link] please don't read.
I've watched the movie and has been bothered by their concept of double gravity and many other things, but keep in mind that this is solely JUST FOR FUN. I don't hate the movie or anything.
Ok, so the movie starts off by explaining their mysterious unique place in the universe. Their solar system is known for having what is called double gravity. It has two planets whirling around each other around the sun. Each planet have its own gravity.
There are three basic laws of double gravity.
All matter, every single object is pulled by the gravity of the world that it comes from, and not the other.
An object's weight can be offset using matter from the opposite world - inverse matter.
After a few hours of contact, matter in contact with inverse matter burns.
First of all, never say Solar System when you're referring to other systems (star system or planetary system). Solar System is our Sun and planetary system together. Next, two planets whirling around each other means that their gravity influences each other. By the first law of double gravity, the two planets' gravity shouldn't influence each other's gravity at all. So yeah, first law is already broken. Unless both planets have a lot of inverse matter, well that could also turn both planets into whirling fireballs.
Law #1 is very vague, all matter in the universe are there what if an asteroid hit a planet, then it's harvested to create a new object. Does that object belong to that planet now? Who assigns it? And all planets are formed by space rocks. So yeah, let's just ignore the flaw.
Next, there's a corporate building owned by Transworld that connects both planets which looks like this:
With Transworld built like this, it means that the way both planet have one center of axis for rotation while orbiting around its star. This also means that the area close to the Transworld building have no sunlight during afternoon since the other planet is blocking it. Unfortunately, the latter part of the movie, shows Adam and Eden had a lunch date, you know, with sunlight...
Next, if you've played with magnets, you'll know that the magnet pull magnetic objects stronger when they're closer and weaker when further. The same principle works for gravity. So jumping while shoulder riding a person from the other side would have been almost the same as doing it on our world, since the person from other side is far from his/her planet.
But if it does work that way, here's what I thought the scene should have been like:
Anyway, this also mean that removing inverse matter while you're on the opposite planet won't bring you back to your planet. Again, if it does work like that, prepare to leave the opposite planet's atmosphere and enter your planet's atmosphere in just 15 seconds.
During the love making scene near the end, we see that Adam and Eden whirling around while airborne:
I looks magical and beautiful but double gravity (in this world) doesn't work that way. Touching or hugging another person from the other side doesn't pass your gravitational pull to the other. It should have been like this:
... and very tiring, really really tiring.
At the end of the movie, we're presented with their world's new future. Buildings, besides Transworld's, are linked from both planets:
OK, hold on, the world is not flat. Let's zoom out a little...
There's a little problem here. In order for these buildings to be linked this way, the buildings have to be built slanted. The further from the center axis, the more slanted it should be. Which means some part of the world have buildings like this:
It must be a weird place to work on. Well anyway, I hope you enjoyed this post. Bye!


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New Jersey AG investigating Trump golf club over harassment, immigration claims: report
By Owen Daugherty - 12/14/18 04:21 PM EST
New Jersey's attorney general is investigating President Trump Donald John TrumpCould Donald Trump and Boris Johnson be this generation's Reagan-Thatcher? Merkel backs Democratic congresswomen over Trump How China's currency manipulation cheats America on trade MORE's golf club in Bedminster, N.J., after several current and former housekeepers claimed they were verbally harassed with racial slurs, the New York Daily News reported.
Several housekeepers at the Trump National Golf Club have claimed that they were repeatedly the subjects of mistreatment at work and received threats and racially-charged insults regularly.
Newark-based immigration attorney Anibal Romero told the New York Daily News Friday that the state attorney general's office contacted him about the claims made by the current and former housekeepers he represents.
"These are elements of federal crimes and it's important that the state attorney general's office or federal authorities investigate this case," Romero said. "It is unacceptable that employees of the Trump National Golf Club have to endure this type of abuse."
The Daily News reports that all five women are or were formerly in the country without legal status, and they also said their supervisor at the golf club threatened to report them to federal authorities if they spoke out about any wrongdoing.
"As a general matter, our office does not confirm or deny investigations," a spokesperson for the New Jersey AG office told The Hill.
The Trump Organization, which owns and operates the golf club, also did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Hill.
The Daily News report comes after two women without legal status working at the golf club spoke with The New York Times about mistreatment at the resort earlier this month.
The Trump Organization told The Hill in a previous statement that "if an employee submitted false documentation in an attempt to circumvent the law, they will be terminated immediately."
-- Updated at 4:25 p.m.
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Q: QLabel Automatically resize QT It's three days that I'm trying to solve an annoying problem with Qlabel e its dimension. I created a program to extract the coordinates with the mouse of some specific points inside the image. The image is loaded inside a Qlabel inside a Qscrollarea. the program works but there is an error with the coordinates due to the automatic resizing of the QLabel.
The proprieties of Qlabel are: ScaleContent true and the verical and horizontal policies set to prefeered.
in the beginning I load the image with layout in this way:
ui->setupUi(this);
ui->lbl_image_istruction->setScaledContents(true);
ui->txt_instruction->setText( "Please load the image you want to analyze" );

QVBoxLayout *layout = new QVBoxLayout();

layout->addWidget(ui->label_show);

ui->label_show->setScaledContents(true);
ui->scrollContent->setLayout(layout);
ui->label_show->installEventFilter(this);

I tried with a toy image of size 1000x1000. The progam loads correctly the image and the size of Qlabel is 1000x1000 but as soon as the program starts (I select the pixel inside the images) the dimension of QLabel changes to 982x982 generating an error with the selecion of the pixels. For instace the center of the image that should be 499x499 is 479x479.
It seems like the vertical and the horizontal scroolbar reduced the size of the image.
Does anyone have any idea about the problem?
Probably it is a stupid question and it is very easy to solve but I'm not able to figure out a solution.
Another example.
void esempio::on_actionNormaleSize_triggered()
{
//---------------------------------------------------------
//     code to restore the original size of the image
//---------------------------------------------------------

imagesize = ui->label_show->size();
imagesize.rheight() = imagesize.rheight()*1/scaleFactor;
imagesize.rwidth() = imagesize.rwidth()*1/scaleFactor;

//restoring factor
scaleFactor =1;

ui->label_show->resize(imagesize);
ui->scrollContent->resize(imagesize);
}

By using the this function I want to restore the original size of the image. If the scale factor is 1 the size should stay constant but every time I call it the dimensions of my toy image reduce in this way. 1000x1000, 982x982, 964x964, 946x946, 928x928 and so on...
Thanks