STATEMENT: Congressman Rogers applauds end to "unnecessary shutdown"
WASHINGTON, DC -- U.S. Rep. Harold "Hal" Rogers (KY-05) released the following statement applauding passage of a three-week continuing resolution to reopen federal government operations through February 8. Senate Democrats stalled passage of a four-week stopgap funding bill, shutting down the government at midnight on January 19.
The funding legislation also provides critical funding for military operations and a six-year extension for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). In Kentucky, 92,727 children receive CHIP benefits.
The Senate approved the bill 81-18 and it received a vote of 266-150 in the House.


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Condominium and Homeowner-planned communities are unique small businesses in which every member has an important stake. After all, unresolved disputes or financial problems will have a significant impact on the joy and financial reward everyone reaps from his or her property ownership.
That is why it is so important to work with a Florida community association lawyer who understands both Florida Condo law and Florida Homeowners Association (HOA) law and is committed to a prompt response that leads to an effective resolution.
The Law Office of Brian W. Pariser, P.A., provides general legal and corporate counsel, maintenance assessment collection, and rule and covenant enforcement services for Condo associations and HOAs. When a resolution cannot be reached, association lawyer Brian W. Pariser is prepared to take your case to Court, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), Arbitration or Mediation.
The firm's strong customer service orientation means calls are answered promptly and clients are treated with respect. The firm represents Condominium associations and HOA associations, boards of directors, community association managers (CAMs), and individual unit owners. The firm serves all of South Florida in Miami-Dade County, Broward County and Monroe County.
Clients benefit from the range of legal experience that community association lawyer Brian Pariser brings to his practice. In addition to Florida Condominium law and Florida homeowner association law, Mr. Pariser has wide experience in construction defect litigation, foreclosures, insurance law, contract disputes, insurance claims, landlord-tenant disputes and other areas of law.
Community association attorney Brian W. Pariser is a member of the Florida Bar Condominium and Planned Development Committee.
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Demonstrates how to use the Azure Storage service in Azure CLI 2.0.
If you have Python installed, you can use pip install azure-cli from the command-line to install Azure CLI. You can also refer to the Azure CLI How-to guide. Once the Azure CLI has been installed, you will be able to use the azure command from your command-line interface (Bash, Terminal, Command prompt) to access the Azure CLI commands.
Download or clone this repo.
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The Weekly Privacy Rewind
By Aaron Lancaster on November 26, 2018 Posted in GDPR, Weekly Privacy Rewind
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Declares Employers Have Affirmative Duty to Protect Employee Personal Information
• According to a recent opinion by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, "an employer has a legal duty to exercise reasonable care to safeguard its employees' sensitive personal information stored by the employer on an internet-accessible computer system."
• The putative class action stems from a 2014 data breach that exposed personal information of 62,000 employees and former employees of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. According to the original complaint, the data, which included names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses, tax forms and bank account information, was used to file fraudulent tax returns on behalf of some of the employees.
Illinois Supreme Court Skeptical of Need for Actual Harm in BIPA Cases
In recent oral arguments in Rosenbach v. Six Flags Entertainment Corp. et al., at least three of the seven justices on the Illinois Supreme Court appeared to be skeptical of claims that private actions under the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) require proof of actual harm to establish standing.
According to the justices, requiring actual harm would prevent individuals from addressing violations of the statute's provisions that require a business to obtain consent and provide disclosures about its use, storage and destruction of biometric data.
A decision by the Court would resolve a split among Illinois lower courts and would set the standard for who can bring lawsuits under BIPA going forward.
FTC Seeks More Clarity on Its Authority to Regulate Data Breaches
In recent comments to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, the Federal Trade Commission reiterated its "longstanding call" for legislation to clarify its "authority and the rules relating to data security and breach notification."
The Commission went on to highlight some limitations in its current enforcement authority and make clear that any new legislation should balance consumers' need for privacy with "business' need for clear rules of the road, consumers' demand for data-driven products and services, and the importance of flexible frameworks that foster innovation."
German State Baden-Württemberg Issues Country's First Fine Under GDPR
The Data Protection Authority of German State Baden-Württemberg (the LfDI) issued Germany's first fine under GDPR, fining an unnamed social media provider €20,000 for a July 2018 data breach that exposed the passwords and email addresses of approximately 330,000 users.
According to a statement by the LfDI, the company cooperated with its investigation, took immediate steps to improve its IT security and will do more in the coming weeks in coordination with the LfDI.
Stefan Brink, Baden-Württemberg's State Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information, explained that the LfDI is not interested in a competition as to who can issue the highest fines under GDPR, but rather in "improving privacy and data security for users."
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Q: Pass data parent to child I can not render the options of a select dynamically depending on the type of select. What is the problem?
The console.log show with messsage "true" but no charge HTML element
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import React from 'react';
const SelectContainer = ({type}) => {
let option = [];

if (type === 1) {
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    console.log("true"+option);
}else if (type === 2) {
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);
}

export default SelectContainer;

A: Since your option variable is an array, you have to map it out with map. Like this:
{ option.map(item => item) }
Also your .push operation is not correct.
It should be: option.push(<option value="#">1</option>); instead of assignment with =.

A: let's try to change your code like this :
/*Call to component*/
<SelectContainer type={1}/>

/*Component*/
import React from 'react';
const SelectContainer = ({type}) => {
let option = [];

if (type === 1) {
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export default SelectContainer;

you must put your variable to map() function, it will be loop your options component, and don't forget use key. it will be show a warning if you don't set that, maybe it can help you :)

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Abstract. Considerable research has been conducted to analyze the effects of elements such as information technology, efficiency, and innovation on the performance of a company (Bhatt & Grover, 2005; Bowonder et al, 2010; Ogrean et al, 2009; Piccoli & Ives, 2005). However, company success is dependent on effective communication particularly in a multicultural and competitive global environment yet the types of effective communication that impact competitiveness have not been well explored. Although companies are aware of the importance of communication, far less attention is paid to promoting the use of effective communication within and outside the organization as compared to other factors. The Macondo oil spill crisis in the Gulf of Mexico provides a topical case study of how global companies can suffer performance losses due to ineffective communication. Traditional views of organizational competitive advantage have failed to directly address the importance of communication as a differentiator. This paper addresses the importance of effective communication in building and maintaining performance success (Tucker et al 1996) and explores three key types of effective communication in maintaining success through competitive advantage. These three types include the right combination of "soft" and "hard" information gathering, superior interpersonal communication and the appropriate use of information and communication technologies. We use the Macondo case study as a venue to test the successes and failures of communication on performance We find where there is a lack of effective communication an organization's global competitive ability is severely impaired. Further, we address how communication impacts the other elements that contribute to competitive advantage such as efficiency, responsive public relations and innovation. We use the findings to present strategies and recommendations to help an organization use effective communication to achieve superior customer satisfaction, encourage innovation, motivate employees, and respond to crises more effectively.


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The Village of Annamoe
A Canadian Building's Connection With A Village In County Wicklow
Bob Conroy
What is "Annamoe?" Why is the name "Annamoe Mansions" cast in concrete on the front of an apartment building built in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1914? The answer is found in the tortured Ireland-England history of the past 700 years. It is found in the Hudson's Bay Company occupation of Canada from 1670 to 1866. It is found in the remarkable 1910 land boom in Edmonton and a prominent Irish family possibly anticipating recrimination for supporting Irish independence.
The initial purchaser for the site of the building for the Annamoe Mansions in 1913 was David Lubbock Robinson (3). David Lubbock Robinson bought the land from the Hudson's Bay Company in Mar. 1913 during a remarkable land boom in Edmonton. David Lubbock Robinson was born in 1882 in Dublin, Ireland. Thirty one years later in 1913, David was a law clerk in the law offices of prominent Edmonton lawyers, George O'Connor and W.A. Griesbach (1). David's father was a teacher in United College, a well known Anglican College in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. In June 1915 the Hudson's Bay Company transferred ownership of the lot to "Robert Childers Barton" of the village of Annamoe (Annamoe means "cattle crossing" in Irish), County Wicklow, Ireland" (6). Robert Childers Barton was a cousin of David Lubbock Robinson (19). Robert Childers Barton made monthly payments on the lot until it was fully paid for in 1922 (7).
Annamoe Village, Co. Wicklow
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Why did the Hudson's Bay Company own the land it sold to David Lubbock Robinson 1913 on which Annamoe Mansions would be built? Because In 1670 King Charles II of England gave "Rupert's Land" to "The Governor and Company of Adventurers of England Trading into Hudson's Bay" (17). The "Governor" in question was Prince Rupert of the Rhine, a first cousin of King Charles II. "Rupert's Land" was the drainage basin of Hudson Bay, 3.9 million square kilometer (1.5 million square miles) consisting in Canada of all of Manitoba, most of Saskatchewan, southern Alberta, southern Nunavut, northern parts of Ontario and Quebec and in the Unite States parts of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. Today, we know this "Company of Adventurers" as the Hudson's Bay Company. Rupert's Land was considered by the Hudson's Bay Company as a gigantic fur farm. Two hundred years later, in 1866, the Hudson's Bay Company sold Rupert's Land to the newly formed Canadian government for £300,000. One stipulation in the sale was that the Hudson's Bay Company "reserve" ownership of 1000 acres around each of their trading posts in Canada. Fort Edmonton was one of these trading posts and the 1000 acres around Fort Edmonton was called "The Hudson's Bay Reserve" (HBR) (17). The Hudson's Bay Reserve in Edmonton was bordered on the east by 101 St., on the west by 121 St., on the north by 118 Ave. and on the south by the North Saskatchewan River (1, 2) and contained the lot on which the Annamoe would be built.
31 year old David Lubbock Robinson made a down payment of $2,500 on the $10,000 price for the Annamoe Masnsions lot (3). Sixteen months later In July 1914 World War 1 started and 3 months after the outbreak of the war, on Oct. 28, 1914, while in West Down South, England, David Lubbock Robinson joined the Overseas Expeditionary Force of the Canadian Army (15). While overseas he met his cousin Robert Childers Barton of Glendalough House, Annamoe, Ireland. Robert Childers Baron was also in the British army (18). This meeting resulted in Robert Childers Barton buying, sight unseen, the lot on which Annamoe Mansions would be built (5).
Picture of the home of Canadian senator Lessard, immediately east of the Annamoe Mansions, prior to 1914 and before the construction of the Annamoe Mansions. Note the bush on the left is where the Annamoe will be built.
Photo: Alberta Archives
Annamoe Mansions were designed by "Architectural Designer" Arthur W. Cowley, of the Agency Building, Edmonton. The original blue prints, dated Dec 1913, said "APARTMENT. BUILDING TO BE ERECTED ON. LOT 8. BLOCK 19. H.B.R. EDMONTON ALTA. FOR MESSRS. TAYLOR. WHITCROFT. AND ROBINSON"(16). It was built in 1914 by the Zenith Contracting Co (4). The building was a three story, 25 unit walk-up apartment, complete with a freight elevator powered by hand-pulled rope; electric door bells in the hallway outside of each unit; and dumb waiters in each unit, powered by hand-pulled ropes. The dumb waiters were used to send trash to the basement (after signaling the janitor with an push-button bell) to be burned in an incinerator.
Beginning construction of the Annamoe, 1914
Alberta Archives
To date, the person who supplied the money to construct the Annamoe Mansions is unknown. However, the name name "Annamoe Mansions" is cast in concrete on the front of the building, suggesting Robert Childers Barton, who lived in Glendalough House near Annamoe, Ireland, was the financier.
The Annamoe Mansions in Canada have an interesting place in the troubled history between Ireland and England. The names "Barton" and "Childers" were prominent in the Irish-English relations of the 1914 era, crucial years in 700 years of conflict. In Ireland, descendants of English Immigrants to Ireland between the Norman Invasion of 1169 and before the Turdor Conquest of Ireland (resulting in the Plantation of Ulster by the English in 1609) were called "Old English." The Bartons were an "Old English" family and had considerable land holdings in Ireland. In 1876 the Bartons owned 1,542 acres in County Wicklow (19). Robert Childers Barton was raised at Glendalough House near Annamoe, Ireland, along with his first cousin, Erskine Childers, whose parents died from tuberculosis when Erskine was an infant (8). Despite English roots, Robert Childers Barton and his first cousin Erskine Childers played an important part in Ireland's struggle for independence from England
Glendalough House, Annamoe
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In 1915, during World War 1, around the time Robert Barton was building Annamoe Mansions, his first cousin, Erskine Childers, was smuggling guns into Ireland on Erskine's yacht, the "Asgard" (9, 10) to aid the Irish struggle against the English. In 1921, three years after the end of World War I, the political activities of Robert Barton and Erskine Childers continued (18). An Irish delegation met with a delegation from the English government to work out details of independence for Ireland. Robert Childers Barton and Erskine Childers were members of this Irish delegation. Lloyd George and Winston Churchill, current and future Prime Ministers of England, and members of the 1921 English delegation, threatened an "immediate and terrible war" against Ireland if the Irish delegation did not sign the treaty proposed by England. Faced with such intimidation, the Irish reluctantly signed the treaty giving independence to the south of Ireland (11).
The irish delegation at the treaty negotiations in Londown. They are (seated) Arthur Griffith, Eamon Duggan, Michael Collins and Robert Barton; and (standing) Erskine Childers, George Gaven Duffy and John Chartres. Childers and Chartres were secretaries to the delegation and took no part in negotiations.
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Signature page, Irish -English Treaty 1921. The Irish delegation signed their names in the Irish language
This treaty was supposed to end several centuries of conflict in Ireland resulting from English occupation. However, many people in Ireland did not want this treaty signed, because the Treaty resulted in a divided Ireland with 1/5 of the Island of Ireland in the north remaining a part of England and 4/5 in the south becoming the Irish Free State. An Irish civil war resulted. On one side of this civil war was the official government of infant Ireland, the "Pro Treaty" group led by Michael Collins. On the other side of the Irish civil war was the "Anti Treaty" group led by Eamon De Valera. The conflict resulting from the signing of this treaty is being played out to this very day in the violence in the north of Ireland. Erskine Childers and his first cousin Robert Childers Barton sided with De Valera's Anti Treaty group. On Nov. 10, 1922 Erskine Childers was arrested by the "pro-treaty" infant Irish government at his home in Glendalough House in Annamoe, Ireland, for having possession of a revolver. He was executed by firing squad two weeks later. A twist of fate in this execution is that the revolver in question was given to Erskine Childers by Michael Collins, leader of the pro treaty group that arrested and executed Erskine, while Erskine and Michael Collins were fighting together against England for Irish independence. In 1973 Erskine Childers' son Erskine Hamilton Childers, was elected the 4th president of Ireland.
2005 Irish Stamp commemorating Erskine Childers Jr. as the fourth president of Ireland
Robert Childers Barton probably had Annamoe Mansions constructed in 1914 as a potential source of income to hedge against the possibility of the Bartons losing their land in Ireland due to he and his first cousin's stand against English occupation of Ireland.
Robert Childers Barton owned Annamoe Mansions until 1969 when he was 89. He sold the building to Cabrhel Holdings, the estate of deceased Joseph Herbert Conroy, MD, of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (12, 13). Joseph Herbert (Herb) Conroy, his wife Ruth, and family owned and lived for 36 years from 1941 to 1977 in the house, adjacent to the east side of the Annamoe Mansions. The house was originally build by Canadian Senator Lassard This house, still owned by a daughter of Herb and Ruth Conroy, Catherine Ryan, was torn down in 2007 to be replaced by the 5 story condominium called "Lassard Place."
Joseph Herbert Conroy was one of a second Canadian-born generation from a group of 300 destitute Irish families from the south of Ireland which was sent, at government expense, in 1825, to Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. Herb's father, David Conroy, was illiterate and from the first-born generation of the immigrant group to Peterborough.
It is interesting to consider that 150 years after a destitute illiterate Irish family arrived in Peterborough in 1825, one of their descendants purchased the Annamoe Mansions in 1969 from a large landowner in Ireland.
The Annamoe Mansions are currently owned by Bob Conroy (Bobbycon Holdings Ltd.), son of Herb and Ruth Conroy (14).
Annamoe Mansions 2013
(1) Personal communication by the author with A.W. (Tony) Cashman, Edmonton historian and newspaper columnist.
(2) Instrument #136V15, June 6, 1911, North Alberta Land Registration District, transfer of title of lot 8 block 19 to the Hudson's Bay Co.
(3) David Robinson bought the property from the Hudson's Bay Co. This info. was obtained on May 4, 2007 from the Land Records in the Hudson's Bay Company Archives in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The information is in RG1/40/4, Town site Sales Register, in a book on Edmonton. The Annamoe property is lot 8, Block 19. The information was researched by Hudson's Bay Archivist Kathy Mallett ( ph. 204 945-6401) and communicated by telephone to the author. On May 7, 2007 Kathy emailed the author the following additional info:
"I just located another bit of information for you Bob. I did find a very flimsy copy of a receipt from Robert Barton for $10,000 which he paid on November 14, 1922 (reference RG1/61/20). This receipt cannot be photocopied because of its condition and location, and is found in the Deed Copy Book, Deed no. 1825."
(4) Instrument #3815AZ, April 18, 1914, filed by J. Zenith Contracting Co. at the City of Edmonton Land Titles Office.
(5) Personal communication in 1955 by the author with Mr. Arnold Taylor, Annamoe Mansions manager, in Apt. "D" at Annamoe Mansions .
(6) Instrument #83C37 at the North Alberta Land Registration District, 17 Jan., 1915.
(7) Instrument #3933DP, Nov. 24, 1927, transfer of title of the Annamoe Mansions to Robert Barton at the City of Edmonton Land Titles Office.
(8) "Dangerous Waters, the Life and Death of Erskine Childers" by Leonard Piper, published by Hambledon and London, 2003.
(9) Details of Erskine Childers' gun smuggling are given in Norman Donaldson's "Introduction" to the 1975 Dover Edition of Erskine Childers' novel "Riddle Of the Sands." (This 1903 novel by Erskine Childers is considered a classic, and one of the first spy novels in English literature.)
(10) "Ireland, A History" by Robert Kee, 1980, page 150, published by Little Brown and Company (UK) Ltd., mentions Erskine Childer's gun smuggling,
(11) The Encyclopedia of Ireland, page 189, edited by Brian Lalor.
(12) Caveat filed in City of Edmonton Land Titles office on 12 Feb. 1969, by Catherine R. Ryan (née Conroy) for Cabrhel Holdings Ltd., the Holding Company of the estate of J.H. Conroy.
(13) 20 Aug. 1970, new title granted by Edmonton Land Titles Office to Cabrhel Holdings Ltd.
(14) Oct. 2002, new title granted by Edmonton Land Titles Office to Bobbycon Ltd.
(15) Attestation Paper of David Lubbock Robinson into the Canadian Army, Oct. 28, 1914.
(16) Original Blue Prints obtained from City of Edmonton Archives.
(17) "Rupert's Land" from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, on the internet.
(18) Document obtained from the Internet: Bureau of Military History 1913-21 No. W.S. 979.
(19) Barton, Robert Childers, by Paulic J. Dempsy and Shaul Boylan, Dictionary of Irish Biography, Cambridge University Press, 2009, vol. 1, PP 361-363.
This is a very informative, well-written historical article. I walk by Annamoe Mansion daily since I moved nearby, and every day I wonder about the history and present situation of this interesting building. Evidently it is still an apartment building. I would like to know more about that.
By Carol Hart
Thanks for the positive feedback Carol. I am adding two more recent images of Annamoe Mansions as sent on post publication of this article by Bob.
By Deirdre Burns
To Carol Hart - thank you for the nice comment. My mother left me the apartment "Annamoe" when she died in 1977. I was raised in Edmonton but now live in Long Beach, Ca. I get to Edmonton occasionally. My email is bob.joan@verizon.net. If you email me we can have coffee on my next visit to Edmonton
By Bob Conroy
Happy to find the story behind this lovely building, and to learn more about its connection to Ireland (for which I have a soft spot due to a visit a few years ago). I've walked by and it seems to still be in use - is it still being used for rentals? I'd be very interested in taking a look!
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The last of the small-bridge J-45s rolled out of Kalamazoo in 1948 and ushered the end of the pre-war era at Gibson. With its small bridge, the 1947-48 J-45 was most like a 1941-42 J-35, but with the modern teardrop pickguard, Sitka top, wide X bracing, and scalloped braces giving the instrument its characteristic Gibson midrange and balance, big voice, and power.
This beautiful example has survived the years with little more than some playwear to report on. There are no cracks, and only a couple of cleanly reglued braces; the bridge plate is in great shape, and the neck has not been reset. About two years ago Folkway's Mark Stutman replaced the frets, nut and saddle. The guitar plays beautifully, with its action set at 5 to 6 64ths.
An excellent flat-picking J-45, this guitar has a strong fundamental and excellent clarity. It's not a muddy or thumpy guitar but rather a transparent, rounded, and very present instrument.
Rounded neck with 1-11/16" nut, and 24.75" scale. Original tuning machines, original finish throughout, and original bridge pins. Back and side finish is largely unworn, the top shows strum-wear above the soundhole and between the pickguard and bridge, the latter has been carefully sealed up with brushed lacquer. The neck shows worn finish in the first position.


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Q: On back press go back to previous view I have an Activity in which i have 3 views.On click of a button i have hidden one view and displayed other one.But my doubt is that i cannot go back to the previous view.How should i do this.
For eg:I am on view A, and i click a button so now view A is hidden and now B is displayed.Now if press back button A should be displayed again but this is not happening,y app is directly closing.
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switch (view.getId()) {
    case R.id.bt_continue_1:
        if (str_first_name.equals("") || str_last_name.equals("") || str_gender.equals("Select Gender") || str_religion.equals("Select Religion") || str_age.equals("Select Age")) {
              commonFunctions.showAlert(this, "INVALID", "Please fill all the mandatory details");
              personal_info.setVisibility(view.VISIBLE);
              professional_info.setVisibility(view.GONE);
              contact_info.setVisibility(view.GONE);
        } else {
              header.setText("Contact Info");
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              commonFunctions.showAlert(this, "INVALID", "Please fill all the mandatory details");
              personal_info.setVisibility(view.GONE);
              professional_info.setVisibility(view.GONE);
              contact_info.setVisibility(view.VISIBLE);
        } else {
              header.setText("Professional Info");
              contact_info.setAnimation(commonFunctions.animateLeft());
              professional_info.setAnimation(commonFunctions.animateRight());
              personal_info.setVisibility(view.GONE);
              contact_info.setVisibility(view.GONE);
              professional_info.setVisibility(view.VISIBLE);
        }
        break;
//
//            if( code== KeyEvent.KEYCODE_BACK){
//
//            }

    case R.id.bt_save:
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//                async.execute ();
        AddResources addResources = new AddResources();
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    }
}

Please do suggest something

A: I don't understand your problem exactly. Do you mean the back button of the device or the a custom designed button in your application? In the latter case you can simply call the finish()-Method of your Activity when the button is pressed.
 case R.id.bt_back:
      // finish current view and go back to last view
      finish();

A: It sounds like you might want to make view A and view B into fragments instead of hiding/showing their specific data. If you still want to use your paradigm you could override the onBackPressed to show view A when it is pressed.
@Override
public void onBackPressed() {
   Log.d("YOUR_APP", "onBackPressed Called");
   //Show/Hide stuff here
}

A: The back button works on activities, not on views.
The default back logic is (well, more or less) 'close current activity and return to
the one before'.
if you want to override this behavior add code like below to your activity:
@Override
public void onBackPressed() {
   if (v1.getVisibility() == view.VISIBLE) {
       // hide v1, show v2, v3
       v1.setVisibility(view.GONE);
       v2.setVisibility(view.VISIBLE);
       v3.setVisibility(view.VISIBLE);
   }
   else if (v2.getVisibility() == view.VISIBLE) {
       // hide v2, show v1, v3
       v2.setVisibility(view.GONE);
       v1.setVisibility(view.VISIBLE);
       v3.setVisibility(view.VISIBLE);
   }
   else if (v2.getVisibility() == view.VISIBLE) {
       // close activity
       finish();
   }
}

or whatever other back-button logic your application requires.

A: Do you mean that you want to navigate from activity 3 to activity 1? Dependend on your use case you could override the standard task and backstack behavior. http://developer.android.com/guide/components/tasks-and-back-stack.html


A couple of weeks ago, the boy graduated from preschool. Yes, graduated. With cap-and-gown and everything. We went, mostly because he thought his best friend was going to be there (alas, she wasn't). I don't mind saying that I'm a little horrified at the whole concept: You have to think that the person who came up with the idea of having these ceremonies wasn't held enough as a child or something. Has our desire to flatter the self-esteem of children grown so insuperable that even this–perhaps the smallest amount of achievement possible–has to be recognized and honored?
I'm not sure what that claw is coming out of the back of my head; I'm looking into having it removed, or at least pimped more stylishly.
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Nice picture. I agree with you about the ridiculousness of such procedures. That being said, our eldest had a great time at his. And he wasn't even receiving graduation gifts like some of his cohort.


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The rumor: Apple's highest-end earbuds are getting an update in 2022, according to Ming-Chi Kuo (72.5% accurate).
AirPods Pro 2 are said to be releasing in the second half of this year, between July and December, according to the latest tweet from Kuo (see below)
The current version of AirPods Pro is likely to be discontinued at this time, in order to spur sales of the second-generation model…and avoid the lackluster sales Apple is reportedly seeing for AirPods 3, as AirPods 2 are still being sold
Sam's take: Even though AirPods 2 are a different shape than AirPods 3, I found it incredibly odd that Apple kept them on sale following the announcement of AirPods 3 last year. I feel like the vast majority of folks will go for the cheaper option when presented with both in an Apple Store unless they are grabbing the Pros. Which, by the way, already leaked a few months back…in the same bud design as now but with a revamped case that has speakers.
AirPods 3 orders for 2-3Q22 have been cut by 30%+. Due to the failed product segmentation strategy, demand for AirPods 3 is significantly weaker than for AirPods 2. AirPods Pro may get discontinued after Apple launches AirPods Pro 2 in 2H22 to avoid repeating the same mistake.
— 郭明錤 (Ming-Chi Kuo) (@mingchikuo) April 5, 2022


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A song to remember all the vowels.
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A Nepali Varnamala (Nepali Barnamala) book is published in an ebook format. Now, it is easier for the kids to learn Nepali letters by touching them.
Nepali Varnamala is the first book to teach Nepali language to your children. Interesting and easy to learn, the book is full of colourful pictures to make it interesting. Easy to remember poems to help the kids to remember alphabet and words. Excercise to practice the newly learnt alphabets and words.
Nepali is an Indo-Aryan language derived from Sanskrit. It is the official language of Nepal spoken chiefly by Khas people in Nepal, some parts of India, and by a significant number of Bhutanese and some Burmese people.
The Nepali language is also listed in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India as an Indian language having an official status in the Indian state of Sikkim and in West Bengal's Darjeeling district.
अ (a), आ (ā), इ (i), ई (i), उ (u), ऊ (u), ए (e), ऐ (ai), ओ (o), औ (au) अं (an) अ: (ah!).
A letter – ऋ (ri) is also widely used in Nepali language but, it is not considered a Nepali alphabet because it is only used in the words borrowed from Sanskrit like – Rishi, Ritu, Shrinkhala etc.


The successful acquisition of reading and writing in early childhood depends on a solid background in oral language skills. What better way to gain knowledge and confidence in oral language than through music? Oral language is an interactive and social process, and music is a natural way for children to experience rich language in a pleasurable way.
Young children seem to be naturally "wired" for sound and rhythm. Besides providing enjoyment, music can play an important role in language and literacy development. Strong social bonds are encouraged through music and songs beginning in preschool. Toddlers can begin to experiment with grammatical rules and various rhyming patterns in songs and other written text.
Establishing a sense of rhythm can be used to increase a student's awareness of rhyming patterns and alliteration in other areas of reading and writing. Through music, memory skills can be improved, and aural discrimination increased (Chong & Gan 1997). Music can focus the mind on the sounds being perceived and promote learning through an interactive process. It is important in teaching early childhood students to be conscious of auditory and discrimination skills. Music and songs help increase these listening skills in a fun, relaxed manner. Listening skills are key in singing, language and expressive movement, and later reading and writing (Wolf, 1992).
Music has always been a way for children to remember stories and learn about the world around them. Using music as a stimulus can effect one's emotions and make information easier to remember. Music also creates an environment that is conducive to learning. It can reduce stress, increase interest, and set the stage for listening and learning. The similarities between literacy acquisition and musical development are many. Therefore, teaching that combines music with language arts instruction can be the most effective (Davies, 2000). Furthermore, it is important for emergent readers to experience many connections between literacy in language, music, and in print.
Language in music and language in print have many similarities, such as the use of abstract symbols. Both oral language and written language can be obtained in the same manner. That is, by using them in a variety of holistic literacy experiences, and building on what the students already know about oral and written language (Clay, 1993).
For example, emergent readers will attempt to "read" along in a shared reading of a familiar text, just as they will join in a sing along to a familiar song. (Sometimes making up the words as they go!) Just as emergent reading and writing are acquired to drawing and pretending to write, musical learning is connected to song and movement. Children instinctively listen to music and try to identify familiar melodies and rhythms, just as early readers will look for words that sound alike, have patterns, or rhyme (Jalongo & Ribblett, 1997). Song picture books such as The Ants Go Marching or The More We Get Together, support early readers in this manner. They also illustrate how the use of familiar text, predictability, and repetition can encourage children to read. Using songs put to print can expand vocabulary and knowledge of story structure, as well as build on concepts about print. The use of music for reading instruction allows children to easily recall new vocabulary, facts, numbers, and conventions of print. For example,try to remember how you learned your ABC's or other memory skills -- many people learn them musically. Meet Me at the Garden Gate* can be used to teach children to skip count by two's; it is a song that is readily learned while at the same time assimilates the mathematical concept.
Repetition in songs supports and enhances emergent literacy by offering children an opportunity to read higher-leveled text and to read with the music over and over again in a meaningful context. Print put to music also allows children to build on past experiences, which in turn invites them to participate in reading and singing at the same time. Using Over the River and Through the Woods (Child,1996) for instruction affords first grade students the familiarity necessary to read a higher leveled text based on past experiences. Furthermore, teachers using repetitive text can easily model and exaggerate the repetition, rhyme, and rhythm of story, thereby encouraging the children to join in.
A child's initial introduction to patterned text often first occurs in songs, chants, and rhymes that are repeated over and over again throughout childhood. Once children become familiar with this patterning, they are excited and able to participate in shared reading, writing and other oral language experiences. Concepts about print become more meaningful, and conventions of print are learned in context. Additionally, substitutions in songs, chants or poems can provide for real language experience opportunities. When emergent readers see printed words in the text again and again, they come to identify those words and phrases by their similarities and configurations. Emergent readers who learn Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed (Christelow. 1989), for instance, can quickly spot the quotations marks and capital letters in the doctor's statement, "No more monkeys jumping on the bed!" (Jalongo & Ribblett, 1997).
The effects of music on the emotions are commonly known. However the effects of music on the brain and thinking are demonstrable. Research has shown that during an electroencephalogram (EEG), music can change brain waves and make the brain more receptive to learning. Music connects the functions of the right and left hemispheres of the brain so that they work together and make learning quick and easy. Brain function is increased when listening to music and studies have shown that music promotes more complex thinking. It can make connections between emotions, thinking and learning (Davies, 2000).
Advertisers and filmmakers realize and utilize the power of music to evoke emotions and get our attention. Educators need to learn from this multi-million dollar industry and use music to our advantage to help children to learn (Davies, 2000).
Good first teaching is based on using what children already know, and the influence of music on learning is clear. Therefore it seems that teachers should be motivated to incorporate music, rhymes, chants, rhythm, and songs in the classroom.
If music can set the stage for learning, increase a child's interest, and activate a student's thinking, what are we waiting for?
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Hoberman, M. (1998). Miss Mary Mack. New York: Scholastic.
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Wright Group. (1992). Animal Fair. Hong Kong: Colorcraft.


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On the basis of merit in the corresponding Test Paper(s) of JAM 2019, admission to each of the Academic Programmes shall be offered.
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California voters voted to keep daylight savings time throughout the year, but USC researchers say that might not be a good idea. (Photo/iStock)
Is year-round daylight saving time a good idea? Maybe not
If you were yawning more than usual thanks to last week's switch to daylight saving time, you weren't alone.
It takes some people a full week to recover from feeling more sluggish than usual after rolling back the clock for daylight saving time. Experts call the phenomenon "social jet lag."
Much like the jet lag we experience after flying across time zones, losing an hour upsets our circadian rhythm. That not only throws off our sleep schedule but actually has impacts on the cellular level, since many biological functions are timed to that clock.
"It really messes people up," said Steve Kay, the director of the USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience who is considered one of the preeminent experts in circadian rhythm.
"It affects human performance. The data has been clear in terms of traffic accidents and there's also data that it's not great in terms of cardiovascular health: Heart attacks go up."
In California, daylight saving time could become year-round after voters in November approved Proposition 7. The ballot measure allows the state legislature to make daylight saving time permanent, provided federal law is changed to allow the move.
Research shows there are all kinds of health concerns when it comes to circadian disruption. When experienced long term, as is the case with night shift workers, an individual's likelihood to develop obesity, Type 2 diabetes or cancer increases, according to USC experts.
OSHA includes daylight saving time side effects in its trainings, since workplace accidents increase by about 6 percent.
Some proponents of the proposition brought up the health concerns, such as upticks in traffic accidents and heart attacks, but USC experts say they're missing the mark. Permanent daylight saving time wouldn't solve this issue; instead, it would prolong it — adding more days of social jet lag to the year.
Less light in the a.m. with year-round daylight saving time
There's a long-held understanding that experiencing light when you first get up is good for you, said USC Assistant Professor Travis Longcore, who researches night lighting. If we could shift our work and school schedules to accommodate the time change we would be fine, he said, but we don't. That "summer schedule," during which most of us wake up before the sun, could have real health implications if done long term.
A study on 150,000 nurses found that, over the course of five years, those who worked the night shift had a 30 percent higher chance of developing Type 2 diabetes. If they had other unhealthy habits on top of that, such as smoking, the diabetes risk increased threefold. There's also research that shows night shift workers are more likely to engage in unhealthy behavior, such as having a poor diet or exercise habits.
Longcore noted a study on four million Americans, comparing how far east they lived in their time zone with cancer rates. People who lived west within their time zones saw impacts: each 20 minutes of later sunrise increased certain cancers by 4 to 12 percent. In California, farther-west San Francisco would be hit harder than L.A., where the sun rises earlier, he said.
Year-round daylight saving time and cellular function
A recent study by Kay and his team showed that circadian disruption changed the way cells function to the point of increasing disease risk, including cancer.
It's also a change that could disportionately impact teenagers, whose clocks are biologically shifted to wake up later. When they sleep in late on the weekends, it's not just lethargy — it's biology, Kay said. That's the reason some schools are shifting their start times. A study showed students got 34 minutes more sleep, on average, when school started later.
"As we age, our biological clocks shift earlier," Kay said.
If anything, both Kay and Longcore agree, California should consider switching permanently to standard time, like Hawaii and Arizona. The Society for Research of Biological Rhythms penned a letter to the author of Proposition 7 in support of that. Although it would mean earlier nights, it would address the health implications associated by starting your day in darkness.
"Our highly evolved circadian lifestyle is making us ill," Kay wrote in a recent paper. "Humans are not evolved for night shifts, nighttime lights and intercontinental travel. Modern life challenges to our circadian system present a long-term threat to our health."
— Joanna Clay
Melissa Masatani	2019-03-19T12:05:34-07:00	March 19th, 2019|Announcements, Keck Net Intranet|


of humans, animals, aromas and noise.
her reflexes tense, ready to attack or to run.
the city spits occasional scraps.
he devours in darkness out back.
he curls up in a trash pile.
A future so daunting for such little beings.
I see the Being behind your mange-ridden coat.
I can't begin to imagine the things you have faced.


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Everyday Zionism in East-Central Europe
Nation-Building in War and Revolution, 1914-1920
Jan Rybak
Offers a profoundly new picture of the role that Zionism played in East-Central European communities during the First World War and a new interpretation of Zionism's breakthrough as a key social and political movement in the region
Based on extensive research of materials from dozens of archives and libraries located in seven countries in eight languages
Takes locals' experiences and micro-historical approaches to rethink the larger, overarching narratives of the period
Makes new contributions to the understanding of relations between Empire and nation and the development of post-war violence in East-Central Europe
Everyday Zionism examines Zionist activism in East-Central Europe during the years of war, occupation, revolution, the collapse of empires, and the formation of nation states in the years 1914 to 1920. Against the backdrop of the Great War—its brutal aftermath and consequent violence—the day-to-day encounters between Zionist activists and the Jewish communities in the region gave the movement credibility, allowed it to win support and to establish itself as a leading force in Jewish political and social life for decades to come. Through activists' efforts, Zionism came to mean something new: Rather than being concerned with debates over Jewish nationhood and pioneering efforts in Palestine, it came to be about aiding starving populations, organizing soup-kitchens, establishing orphanages, schools, kindergartens, and hospitals, negotiating with the authorities, and leading self-defence against pogroms. Through this engagement Zionism evolved into a mass movement that attracted and inspired tens of thousands of Jews throughout the region. Everyday Zionism approaches the major European events of the period from the dual perspectives of Jewish communities and the Zionist activists on the ground, demonstrating how war, revolution, empire, and nation held very different meanings for people, depending on their local circumstances. Based on extensive archival research, the study shows how during the war and its aftermath East-Central Europe saw a large-scale nation-building project by Zionist activists who fought for and led their communities to shape for them a national future.
1. The National Mission
2. Welfare, Relief, Political Power
3. The Most Valuable National Fund: Childcare and Education
4. Violence, Antisemitism, and Self-Defense
5. Representing the Nation
6. The Ancient Ideal and the New World
Conclusion: Many Nation-Buildings
Jan Rybak, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of York, UK
Jan Rybak studied history at the University of Salzburg and received his PhD from the European University Institute in Florence in 2019. He held visiting and research fellowships at POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews and the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw, New York University, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He taught as an external lecturer at the University of Salzburg and is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of York.
"In this impressive and persuasive book, Jan Rybak carefully demonstrates how Zionist activists positioned themselves to become leaders of the "Jewish nation" in East Central Europe during and immediately after World War I... Providing new and original insights, Rybak has written a profoundly original analysis of one of the most interesting issues of early twentieth century Jewish history: how the notion of a Jewish nation became paramount in Jewish and non-Jewish circles." -- Marsha L. Rozenblit, University of Maryland, author of Reconstructing a National Identity: The Jews of Habsburg Austria During World War I
"Why would people believe that joining a national movement would make their lives any better? What concrete nationalism offers to individuals, engaging them in such a collective project and gigantic collective commitments? Jan Rybak's thought-provoking book answers these questions by analyzing the Zionist movement in East-Central Europe in one of its critical historical periods...: WWI. Through thorough analysis, Rybak demonstrates the significant convening power of Zionist activists in solving the everyday but urgent needs of ordinary Jews... Jan Rybak's book... is an extraordinarily important contribution to scholarship that illuminates some of the key topics of twentieth-century nationalism, minority rights, citizenship and transnational history." -- Marcos Silber, University of Haifa, author of Different Nationality and Equal Citizenship! The Effort to Achieve Autonomy for the Jews of Poland in the First World War
"Everyday Zionism tells a gripping story of local activism and survival as Empires clashed in a brutal war across Central and Eastern Europe. While imperial bureaucrats increasingly turned a blind eye to the suffering of the Jews, Zionist women and men improvised a range of inventive, opportunistic, and ideologically flexible strategies, organizing food provision, child welfare and even self-defense units against attacks by local anti-Semites. Based on a remarkable range of research in several languages, Rybak's story vividly illuminates how quotidian practices, not ideologies, decisively shaped Zionist movements across Eastern Europe." -- Pieter M. Judson, European University Institute, author of The Habsburg Empire. A New History
"Thoroughly researched, analytically incisive, and intelligently presented, this book makes a number of truly significant contributions to understanding the history of Jews in east central Europe during the twentieth century, including original insights into Jewish political behavior and patterns of violence against Jews in the region." -- David Engel, Maurice Greenberg Professor of Holocaust Studies, New York University
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