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Q: Syntax error verilog code token is 'module' I am currently in training phase with verilog and I encountered an error near the 'module'. Basically what I did is that I want to assert the output q to be either '1' or '0' from my design, which is a simple D flip flop. The assertion code is written in separated file. The error are as follows:
//--------- ERROR information ------------------
Error-[SE] Syntax
Following verilog source has syntax error:
"test2a.v", 3: token is 'module'
module ^ d_ff_tb();

Below are the design module :
//--------- test2.v => design ----------------------
module d_ff (d,clk,reset,q,qb);
input d.clk,reset;
output reg q;
output qb;

assign qb = ~q;

always @(posedge clk)
begin
    if (reset)
        q <= 0;
    else
        q <= d;
end
endmodule

This is my testbench that I use to observe the design:
//------ test2a.v  ==>  testbench -----------

`include "test_sva_bind_inc.svi"

module d_ff_tb();
reg d,clk,reset;
wire q,qb;
d_ff DUT (d,clk,reset,q,qb);

initial
begin
    $vcdplusfile("dump_test.vpd");
    $vcdpluson(0,d_ff_tb);
    $vcdplusmemon(0,d_ff_tb);
    clk = 1'b0;
    forever #5 clk = ~clk;
end

task initialize;
    begin
        d = 0;
        reset = 0;
    end
endtask

task stimulus(input i, input j);
    begin
        #12 ; d = i; reset = j;
    end
endtask

initial
begin
    initialize;
    stimulus(1,1);
    stimulus(1,0);
    stimulus(0,0);
    stimulus(1,0);
end

initial
begin
    $monitor($time, "input d = %b, reset = %b output q = %b , qb = %b", d, reset, q, qb);
end
endmodule

This is the assertion module:
//------- test_sva.svh ==> assertion module
module d_ff_asr(input d,clk,reset,q,qb);

property UV (q);
@(posedge clk) (q||!q);
endproperty

asr_no_undeterministic_output_value : assert property (UV(q));

endmodule;

This is my "include file" :
//------- test_sva_bind_inc.svi ==> include file ------
`ifndef TEST_SVA_BIND_INC_SVI
`define TEST_SVA_BIND_INC_SVI

`include "test_sva.svh"
`include "test_sva_bind_inst.svi"

`endif

And this is my bind instance :
//------ test_sva_bind_inst.svi ==> bind instance ------
`ifndef TEST_SVA_BIND_INST_SVI
`define TEST_SVA_BIND_INST_SVI

bind d_ff d_ff_asr test_sva_inst

`endif

A: I solved it already. It is quite unusual for an error to occur at the start of the module. This means that the syntax error is somewhere in the Top module / include file. In this case, the error should be in the file that I try to include in the compilation which is test_sva_bind_inst.svi . A semicolon is missing in the bind statement. The statement should be change from:
bind d_ff d_ff_asr test_sva_inst

to:
bind d_ff d_ff_asr test_sva_inst(.*);

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RALEIGH — Wake County is now North Carolina's largest county, the U.S. Census Bureau said on Thursday as its annual population estimates show the county containing Raleigh surpassing Mecklenburg County.
The census said Wake County had an estimated 1,111,761 people as of July 1, with Mecklenburg close behind at 1,110,356. The July 2018 estimates by the census had Mecklenburg ahead of Wake by roughly 2,500 people.
Mecklenburg, dominated by Charlotte and its banking, airline and other corporate hubs, had been comfortably ahead of Wake County for generations. Wake had last been North Carolina's population leader during the 1890 census, according to data provided by the state demographer.
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I've got a little Agility For Fun class running on Thursday nights which only has two students. One couldn't come last night, so I brought Albee to give him some stimulation and to have him practice chilling in his crate in a classroom setting.
He's not quite ready for that, really: he's okay when I'm sitting next to the crate intermittently giving him bites of banana, but he does his whiny bark if I walk away and he hears another dog moving around, even with a sheet over his crate and a stuffed Kong and a bully stick to work on. Still, it was good practice for him.
Halfway through the class, I had the handlers give the student dog a break. They leashed her up and sat at their station. I opened Albee's crate and let him out. He focused nicely on me, with just a few seconds of staring at the other dog with his brain frozen before he pulled himself together.
I then took him through the agility equipment we were working on: channel weaves, long tunnel, chute, and tippy board with its leg in. As soon as we started working, BAM! He was super-focused on me and didn't give a hoot about the other dog, even though she was whining and wriggling quite nearby (it's a very small classroom). He did the obstacles fluently and followed my direction nicely, despite my unpracticed agility handling skills. The two handlers of the other dog were really impressed!
Afterwards, Albee settled down and licked his Kong for about a minute before starting to bark, but his barks were fewer and farther between for the second half of class.
Still lots of work to do, but I was mega-impressed that my dog-reactive guy was so focused and into his work, even with an unknown dog nearby! Way to go Albee!
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I often bring Albee to work with me. (I work at a college.) He spends most of the day sleeping on the little couch in my office, or under my desk. I often let him follow me to the bathroom, to coworkers' offices, etc. He is off-leash during these little excursions down the hall, and we've done a lot of work on waiting until released before running up and greeting people, recalling away from exciting petting people, etc.
One place I don't bring him is into the computer lab where the water bubbler is. I used to bring him in, but I didn't want his presence to bother the students using the lab, so I spent some time teaching him to do long down-stays in the hallway. I put him in a chair at first to "anchor" him, since otherwise he'd break his stay when I went out of sight. After some practice with that, he graduated to down-stays on the floor.
A couple of times, though, he broke his stays and went into the lab, always because one of my student workers called to him in a high-pitched, squealing voice. I found myself getting unreasonably mad at him for this, even though I should've been scolding my student workers instead. But since a) there are a ton of them, and it's easier to train one dog than dozens of students, and b) I want him to be able to hold a stay despite squealing, and c) I want him to understand the concept of "don't come into the lab", not just "stay where I put you," and, most importantly, d) I do not want to get mad at my dog, especially for expecting him to do something I haven't taught him to do, I decided I needed a new training plan.
So I did a bit of boundary training. I took him to the lab doorway. I walked in, leaving him waiting outside. I released him, then clicked before he could enter the lab and tossed a treat behind him. He ate it and approached again, and again I clicked before his feet crossed the threshold and tossed the treat behind him. We played this game for a while, with me gradually increasing the distractions and resetting him when he crossed the boundary. He grasped it pretty quickly, although we spent another handful of sessions proofing the behavior so that he understood that he is not supposed to cross the threshold no matter what. He's not 100% there, but he's pretty darned good at this point.
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On Sunday afternoon I took Albee outside with me while I hung up the laundry. The neighbors were out in their fenced yard with their two yappy-barky dogs, so Albee ran over to visit them. This behavior normally makes me cross with him, but this time I had a brainstorm. I pulled out the banana I'd brought out with me, walked over to the fence, and got his attention, then gave him a bite of banana. I asked him to sit and gave him banana.
Then I started to move away from the fence. I called his name, and he ran over to me to get his bite of banana. As he was eating it, I released him and told him to go back over to the fence and dogs. He LOVED this game, and was brilliant about coming away from the fence to me for the first time ever. I was so overjoyed that he was actually recalling away from barking, bouncing dogs that I let it go on a little too long and he got too excited and couldn't come away anymore. Even so, it was a HUGE breakthrough for us.
Spurred by this miraculous discovery, I started brainstorming how I could manufacture situations like this in which to practice. Certainly I can keep practicing with the neighbor dogs, but how can I translate this game to when we're out and about in the world?
Today after work, the perfect opportunity arose. Albee and I were out behind my building when he suddenly went stiff and frozen. "Oh no," I thought, "He sees a dog!" But then my trainer brain kicked in, and I loosened the leash (the other dog was far away, so no chance Albee could get himself into trouble) and busted out the banana I'd been carrying in my back pocket for just such a situation. I walked up to Albee and fed him a chunk of banana. That snapped him right out of his dog-staring reverie, and he started throwing behaviors at me: sit, swivel into heel. I asked him to look at the dog, then called his name and rewarded him mightily for turning back to me. I gradually increased the distance he had to come to get to me (as much as I could on a 6' leash!). The dog and its owner then walked out of sight behind a building. Albee was being an angel and I had plenty of banana left, so he and I speed-walked the opposite way around the building and caught sight of them as they came around. We continued playing "stare at the dog, then recall back to me" as the dog meandered in and out of view. The one and only time Albee barked was when the dog and its handler both ran to chase a squirrel, and even then it was just one little half-hearted bark as he was turning back to me.
It probably sounds silly to any of you who haven't owned a reactive dog, but this was a huge, huge, huge breakthrough for us. Albee's learned to be SO good around almost every distraction - squirrels, little kids, squealing college students, even other dogs in class settings - but other dogs outdoors are his kryptonite. I've been really struggling to figure out how to help him translate his in-class skills to outdoors, but it's so hard to set up training situations without recruiting friends to walk their dogs around aimlessly while I work.
1. Albee does a lot better when he has work to do. Having a concrete rule structure and a task to focus on really helps him ignore distractions. Just doing loose-leash walking or voluntary attention wasn't cutting it; he needs more engaging activities, and he needs me to engage him 100% in the work.
2. I need to use the big guns. Albee's not very foodie; he'll now eat lesser treats outdoors (he wouldn't eat at all around any kind of distraction when he first came to us), even around distractions, but there's no way he's eating that crap when there's a dog in view. I need to bring a banana with me every time we go out, and I need to practice getting it out and into his face quickly.
3. Keep the damned leash loose. One of my goals for this summer is to read Click to Calm (which I bought a year ago but haven't had time to read yet) and work some of the exercises with Albee. I need strategies for how to bail out of situations that are too much for Albee without having to bodily drag him away, which triggers his frustrated barking and rearing.
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Look, a post about something other than dog training!
Lest you get the idea that I think about nothing but dog training, here's a post about my other semi-obsessive hobby: knitting.
In the last year or two, I've taken up lace knitting. Partly it's because I am easily bored and always looking for a new challenge; partly because I think it's pretty. It's an odd choice for someone who never wore a scrap of lace in her life, but it is terribly fun to knit.
Today I found a blog called The Panopticon, in which a man named Franklin translates patterns out of old Victorian craft books and adds snarky commentary. If you're a knitter, especially a lace knitter, it's pretty hilarious.
"My antique five-aughts have blunt ends. I'm looking to play with some modern five-aughts and see if they have pointed ends. Pointy ends are a boon when you're trying to work a double-decrease. Fooling about with blunt-ended fine needles has kicked up my appreciation of 19th-century knitters another couple notches. I've seen photos of those women operating these things with gloved hands, which I think helps to explain the widespread Victorian notion of female hysteria."
Cue me cracking up at my desk. I am so with you, Franklin!
In the middle of our game, one of the Deans appeared with her toy poodle on a flexi-lead. She blithely let him toddle right over to us, despite my saying, "My dog tends to be too exuberant for most small dogs." Sure enough, he stared and started to get wound up (pulling forward, stiffening, bending his front elbows a bit in preparation for bouncing) and the little dog gave him some fearsome bared teeth. I moved him away, which (of course) made him start barking. Once we'd gotten about 15' away, though, I pulled out the toy - and he actually played with me! It was pretty amazing.
After he lost interest in playing with the toy, we went for a brief walk. We ran into one of my dog-loving coworkers, an older man. He came up and tried to greet Albee by leaning over and reaching toward him, which made Albee tuck his tail and dart backwards. I let Albee eat treats out of my hand, then put some treats in my colleague's hand and let Albee eat them out of there. Albee allowed the guy to pet him while I fed him treats, although his tail stayed droopy.
When my colleague stopped petting him, I asked Albee to "go touch," a behavior I taught him over Easter weekend when he was acting skittish around my dad. He rapidly learned that he could approach, nose-touch the scary person, and then turn to me for a treat. As soon as I asked him to play this game, Albee's tail flew back up into the air and started wagging. He loved it! (My colleague thought it was a hoot, too.) My colleague even did some more petting of Albee, and his tail stayed in the air. Huzzah!
I like the "go touch" behavior better than having the stranger feed the nervous dog because I think luring can lead a dog to get closer than they're actually comfortable. Once they realize they've gotten too close to the scary person, they get scared and either flee or try to get the person to back off. By shaping the dog the choice to get close without using a food lure, the dog is fully cognizant of what he's doing and is constantly making the choice to go closer on his own in order to earn the reward.
One of the things my KPA instructor, Carolyn Barney, said quite a bit is "Don't lure fear." At first I thought, "That's weird." But I'm now in full agreement with her statement. Better to let the dog make the choice as he's comfortable doing so than to put him in an uncomfortable position.


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Q: Custom feature image upload from front end only uploads folder name thanks for taking a look at my question.
The Problem
I need to be able to an upload feature image(thumbnail) that is associated with a post, the website that is being worked on has the ability to make posts from the front-end of the website.
Custom code implemented
in the post submission form I'm using a input element of type file:
<form class="compose-post-form" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data">

  ...

 <input type="file" name="featured" id="featured">

 ...

</form>

The data is being sent to the backend on form submit with jQuery AJAX:
$.ajax({
  type: 'post',
  url: t_ajax_url.ajax_url,
  data: $this.serialize() + "&tri_post_content="+article_content+"&article="+article,
  beforeSend: function () {
    is_sending = true;
  },
  success: function (data) {
    //window.location.replace(get_homepage_url+'trisine');

    var fd = new FormData();
    var file = $('#featured').val();
    fd.append("featured", file);
    fd.append('action', 'thumbnail_up');

    jQuery.ajax({
        type: 'POST',
        url: t_ajax_url.ajax_url,
        data: fd,
        contentType: false,
        processData: false,
        success: function(response){
            console.log(response);
        }
    });
  },
  error: function(xhr, status, error) {
    console.log(status);
  }
});

This is the code that saves the thumbnail, for now I'm just testing with a post ID of 22:
  add_action( 'wp_ajax_thumbnail_up', 't_thumbnail_up' );
  function t_thumbnail_up(){

    $uploaddir = wp_upload_dir();
    $file = $_FILE['featured'];

    $uploadfile = $uploaddir['path'] . '/' . basename( $file['name'] );
    move_uploaded_file( $file['tmp_name'] , $uploadfile );
    $filename = basename( $uploadfile );

    $wp_filetype = wp_check_filetype(basename($filename), null );

    $attachment = array(
      'post_mime_type' => $wp_filetype['type'],
      'post_title' => preg_replace('/\.[^.]+$/', '', $filename),
      'post_content' => '',
      'post_status' => 'inherit',
      'menu_order' => $_i + 1000
      );
    $attach_id = wp_insert_attachment( $attachment, $uploadfile );

    update_post_meta(22, '_thumbnail_id',$attach_id);
    set_post_thumbnail( 22, $thumbnail_id );

    exit();
  }

The results are that something get's uploaded but it seems to only be the folders name, which is November's month number, the folder isn't actually created on the server:

Any help on how I can get this to work will be highly appreciated.

A: Use this functions to handle files from ajax.
<?php
$thumbnail = $_FILES[ 'featured' ];
$thumbnail_id = media_handle_sideload( $thumbnail, $post_id );
set_post_thumbnail( $post_id, $screenshot_id );


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Wales TUC welcomes Welsh Government £1.1bn funding announcement
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Responding to today's announcement of a £1.1bn support package for the economy and public services, Wales TUC General Secretary, Shavanah Taj said:
"We welcome the Welsh Government's announcement today of further financial support for businesses and charities.
It's vital that workers in Wales have fair and decent jobs to go back to once the Coronavirus is under control and these measures should go some way to filling the gaps left by previous announcements.
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Q: My react code works fine when loaded for the first time but it shows an error when the page is reloaded The first time I run the code it fetches the data fine.  But after refreshing an error occurs.
I am using react and node.js with a mongoDB for my backend. Is it because the component is unmounting when refreshed
This is my app.js file
import './App.css';
import {useEffect, useState} from 'react';

const App=()=> {
  const [items,setItems]=useState([]);

  // Request data using useEffeect
  useEffect(()=>
  {
    fetch("http://localhost:4000/items/get")
    .then(response=>response.json())
    .then(data=>setItems(data));

  },[])

  const showPizza=()=>
  {
    console.log("show Pizza");

  }
  const showBurger=()=>
  {
    console.log("show Burger");

  }
  console.log(items && items[0].result[0].image);
  return (
    <>

    </>
  );
}

export default App;

When i run the code for the first time, i got the two images displayed but when i refresh the page, the following error is shown in the console.
This is the error
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'result' of undefined
    at App (App.js:48)
    at renderWithHooks (react-dom.development.js:14985)
    at mountIndeterminateComponent (react-dom.development.js:17811)
    at beginWork (react-dom.development.js:19049)
    at HTMLUnknownElement.callCallback (react-dom.development.js:3945)
    at Object.invokeGuardedCallbackDev (react-dom.development.js:3994)
    at invokeGuardedCallback (react-dom.development.js:4056)
    at beginWork$1 (react-dom.development.js:23964)
    at performUnitOfWork (react-dom.development.js:22776)
    at workLoopSync (react-dom.development.js:22707)
    at renderRootSync (react-dom.development.js:22670)
    at performSyncWorkOnRoot (react-dom.development.js:22293)
    at scheduleUpdateOnFiber (react-dom.development.js:21881)
    at updateContainer (react-dom.development.js:25482)
    at react-dom.development.js:26021
    at unbatchedUpdates (react-dom.development.js:22431)
    at legacyRenderSubtreeIntoContainer (react-dom.development.js:26020)
    at Object.render (react-dom.development.js:26103)
    at Module.<anonymous> (index.js:7)
    at Module../src/index.js (index.js:18)
    at __webpack_require__ (bootstrap:856)
    at fn (bootstrap:150)
    at Object.1 (reportWebVitals.js:14)
    at __webpack_require__ (bootstrap:856)
    at checkDeferredModules (bootstrap:45)
    at Array.webpackJsonpCallback [as push] (bootstrap:32)
    at main.chunk.js:1

A: Since you're not persisting any state in the frontend of your app. The problem is probably coming from the backend. I'd recommend you use the chrome developer tools, go to the Network tab and find out what's the response you're getting on the second attempt. You will probably find the data is different.


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The truth about minor-attracted people
By now, you've probably heard about minor-attracted people (MAPs). Depending on who you talk to, you may have been told that the term is an attempt to rebrand or "normalize" pedophiles, that MAPs are trying to make child sexual abuse legal and socially acceptable, or that they want to infiltrate the LGBTQ community. However, these claims are misleading and reflect a coordinated effort to spread misinformation and encourage bigotry.
What is a MAP?
As the name suggests, a minor-attracted person is somebody who experiences attractions to minors. These attractions are usually sexual, however, there are also MAPs who experience romantic, aesthetic, or some combination of attractions to minors. The term was popularized by mental health experts as an umbrella term for the four minor attractions: nepiophilia (attraction to infants and toddlers), pedophilia (attraction to prepubescent children), hebephilia (attraction to pubescent teens), and ephebophilia (attraction to post-pubescent minors). "MAP" is now widely used in research and considered established terminology by researchers and other experts in a variety of fields.
"MAP" only describes attractions and does not indicate that someone has committed a sexual offense, despite widespread misconceptions to the contrary. It is also not an attempt to "rebrand" pedophiles, which are simply a category of MAPs. Both experts and MAPs continue to use the term pedophile to describe people who are attracted to prepubescent children. Some people prefer to use the term MAP when discussing pedophiles because they believe "MAP" carries less stigma and is therefore easier for the average person to understand, but this is a matter of personal preference and does not make abuse more acceptable.
The MAP movement
Some MAPs and individuals who support them speak out against the stigma that allows misinformation about MAPs to gain traction and makes it difficult for MAPs to seek support. This advocacy can take a variety of forms, such as correcting false claims and sharing resources with MAPs in need of support. Despite pushback from critics, child protection and sexual violence prevention experts have pointed out that MAP activism can reduce the risk of a MAP committing a sexual offense.
Mischaracterizations
Unfortunately, due to widespread fearmongering about MAPs (often perpetuated by groups that stand to benefit financially or socially from the resulting hysteria), many people have been given misleading information about the objectives of the MAP movement. Among these is the idea that MAPs and their supporters have the end goal of making child sexual abuse legal and socially acceptable. While there was a time when groups like NAMBLA (which opposed age-of-consent laws) were the leading force in MAP-related advocacy, this is no longer the case. Today, the most mainstream voices in MAP activism are supported by child protection experts and work to help MAPs who are at risk of offending find support.
It is common for critics of MAP advocacy to accuse MAPs and their supporters of trying to "normalize pedophilia." This manipulative claim takes advantage of the common misconception that pedophilia is a synonym for child sexual abuse. Even when people are aware of the correct definition of pedophilia as nothing more than a pattern of attractions, this claim still plays on the popular belief that reducing the stigma surrounding pedophilia and other minor attractions will increase the likelihood of MAPs offending, even though this has been disproven.
MAPs and LGBTQ
In 2016, a group of 4chan users launched a disinformation campaign aimed at convincing the public that pedophiles were becoming part of the LGBTQ community. Known as HeartProgress, the movement was aimed at tarnishing the LGBTQ community's public image and undermining the rights they had spent decades fighting to obtain. While the trolls failed to impede the community's progress, they did succeed in convincing numerous people that pedophiles were seeking inclusion. To this day, many people, including members of the LGBTQ community, continue to incorrectly claim that MAPs are pushing to have minor attractions recognized as LGBTQ identities. This plays a role in perpetuating the modern far-right conspiracy theories that the LGBTQ community is full of groomers and predators.
Despite the lack of evidence of any significant connection between MAP activism and the present-day LGBTQ community, critics often point to similarities between the two as evidence that MAPs are pushing for inclusion. These include the fact that both communities have a concept of pride, represent themselves using flags, and refer to their attractions as queer. Of course, it is absurd to claim that the LGBTQ community has a monopoly on the concept of pride, the use of flags, or the word queer, and most of these similarities can be attributed to the fact that the two movements have similar objectives: fighting against stigma and discrimination they experience because of their non-normative attractions. Furthermore, fact-checkers determined that the existence of a MAP pride flag was not indicative of a push for MAPs to be included in the LGBTQ community after consulting multiple sources affiliated with each group.
That being said, some MAPs have LGBTQ orientations in addition to their attractions to minors, and can therefore be considered LGBTQ. Additionally, experts consider minor attractions to be sexual orientations and queer identities, albeit separate from the LGBTQ community. As a result, some have called for a united "queer community," which would include the LGBTQ community, MAPs and other paraphiles, kinksters, and anyone else with stigmatized attractions. However, there have been no significant efforts on the part of MAPs to form such a community, and doing so does not seem to be a primary goal for many MAP activists, likely due to the high levels of infighting and gatekeeping within the current LGBTQ community.
Goals of MAP activism
In reality, the objectives of the MAP movement are centered around improved quality of life and basic human rights protections for MAPs. This includes a broad range of topics, which are often summarized as "MAP rights." In an effort to define this term, a well-known MAP activist developed the following list of rights which MAPs are fighting to obtain (edited below for clarity):
The right to good-faith assumptions, privacy, and safety
The right to free and universally-accessible information on MAP-related topics
The right to gather and support each other without interruption
The right to be included and prioritized in discussions on minor attractions
In creating our own summary of MAP rights, we identified two major categories:
1. Access to support
MAPs face numerous sources of distress due to the stigma surrounding their attractions. This can lead to a variety of mental health issues, some of which are risk factors for offending. Unfortunately, this same stigma prevents MAPs from seeking support when they need it. Stigmatizing views held by mental health professionals can put MAPs at risk of being reported under mandatory reporting laws if they disclose their attractions to a therapist, even if they have never committed any crime. A reduction in stigma would make it easier for MAPs to seek support, improving wellbeing and ensuring MAPs who are at risk of offending are able to get the help they need.
2. Protection from discrimination
MAPs are often excluded from legal protections for marginalized groups. As a result, MAPs who are outed may be deprived of housing, careers, and equal treatment on the basis of their attractions, even in regions with strong anti-discrimination laws. This exception is based on the false premise that MAPs are likely or guaranteed to abuse a child, and therefore must be mistreated in order to prevent them from offending. This increases the risk MAPs face when disclosing their attractions to friends and family members, adding feelings of isolation to the numerous challenges they already encounter. Supporting, rather than mistreating, MAPs who come out or are outed would make it safer for MAPs to ask for help when they need it and reduce the prevalence of mental health issues among the minor-attracted population.
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#NotMYMissSouthAfrica!
The recently crowned Miss South Africa Lalela Mswane is being forsaken by her people. Lalela has been facing a huge cold shoulder from South Africans after the announcement that she would be attending Miss Universe in Israel. The pageant will be hosted on the 12th of December in 2021. The venue is expected to be in the southern resort city of Eilat in Isreal.
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The Israeli government's policies against the Palestinian people meet the standards of apartheid. It took South Africa approximately 46 years to overthrow the apartheid government. The country is still recovering from the trauma apartheid caused. This is why the #FreePalestine is so close to home. For a Black South African woman to go attend an event being hosted in a country oppressing other innocent people would be a shock.
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Many have taken it upon themselves to speak out on Twitter as to why Lalela Mswane should not even consider going. @Fatimadukay says "Did you forget what apartheid did to ya'll? You're supposed to be an advocate for peace yet you're going to take part in an event that's held in an apartheid state? Fans are asking uLalela how she thinks the freedom fighters of South Africa would feel knowing that she as a black representative of South Africa is going to visit an apartheid state.
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Coffee On Screen
The Human Element of Coffee and Cinema
As coffee is such a staple in our daily lives, and has been for hundreds of years, so too is it a staple in the lives of some of our favourite characters in film and TV. We laugh as the lead characters in a romantic comedy bump into each other while ordering, we sit in suspense as the villain slowly stirs his cup, contemplating his next move. Some scenes revolve entirely around sitting at a diner and revealing things about the characters or plot - over a cup of coffee (like the pivotal diner scene between Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro in 1995's "Heat", or the many charming and hilarious vignettes in Jim Jarmusch's 2003 film "Coffee & Cigarettes"... all of which I suggest checking out on YouTube!).
In many cases, coffee appears in film and TV as just another part of someone's routine, an easy way of bringing life and believability to their character. Think of shows like "CSI" or "Law & Order" -- the detectives are often seen sipping from paper cups as they walk-and-talk through the streets of New York or Miami. Sometimes, coffee plays a bigger role - even a plot point - like when Jim pranks Dwight on "The Office", sending him a fax (that appears to come from the future), which claims that the coffee that morning has been poisoned… setting him up for all kinds of embarrassing hijinx. Interestingly, however, when a coffee scene appears in film and TV, whether or not it is driving the plot or embellishing a character, it can speak to the climate or culture around coffee in the real world, at the time the movie or episode was produced.
What our favourite fictional coffee scenes say about coffee culture
In the hilarious and bizarre 1991 Steve Martin film, "L.A. Story", there's a scene set around the table at an upscale restaurant, where all the "yuppies" (remember that word??) at the table put in their coffee orders one after another:
"I'll have a decaf coffee"
"I'll have a decaf espresso"
"I'll have a double decaf cappuccino"
"I'll have a half double decaffeinated half-caf with a twist of lemon."
Alright, let's face it. This is an obnoxious comedy, and in many ways a satirical look at a glorified version of the "it scene" in Los Angeles in the early 90s - so let's cut Steve some slack when he orders something that's literally impossible to make. But what interests me about this scene, is the subtext of what they're saying. Specialty coffee as we know it today, wasn't really around in North America as far back as 1990. In fact, that would have been right around the time when lattes, cappuccinos, and espresso were becoming more "hip" along the West Coast. This may be one of the earliest accounts of poking fun at order customization at cafes -- something I think we all still do to this day.
There's a scene in 2008's "Role Models", directed by David Wain, and starring Paul Rudd, where Paul makes fun of the absurdity of coffee ordering, only this time in a heated argument with a pretentious barista (at a clear parody of an, ahem, very well-known coffee chain). So, between 1991 and 2008, and of course still today, we still hadn't ironed out some of society's coffee quirks which have led to so much farce and parody. Order customization (sizes, syrups, whipped cream, etc, etc) has become a big part of the industry, and remains so, even as more and more people gravitate toward small batch coffee, crafted to be enjoyed more traditionally.
Like Quentin Tarantino, for example, in his scene from 1994's "Pulp Fiction". Our two protagonists come to Tarantino's "fixer" character named Jimmie, for help in resolving some… illegal activity, which of course has gone very, very wrong. In a moment of levity, Samuel L. Jackson's protagonist, Jules, sips on a cup of coffee at Jimmie's house, and mentionsjust how good the coffee is… to which Jimmie, frustrated but quietly proud, responds:
"I don't need you to tell me how *bleeping* good my coffee is, okay? I'm the one who buys it, I know how good it is. When Bonnie goes shopping, she buys [bad coffee]. Me, I buy the gourmet expensive stuff... because when I drink it, I want to taste it."
I'm right there with you, Quentin. I buy the "gourmet expensive stuff" too. Because when I drink it, I want to taste it. For 1994, that's a pretty good summation of where specialty coffee was headed, since that farcical scene in "L.A. Story". The insurgence of small batch roasters, starting out on the West Coast, and now all over North America, has led to people enjoying their coffee in a purer form - like traditional cappuccinos, macchiatos, and espresso. As consumers, we now seek out coffees which are sourced ethically, and are roasted expertly. We appreciate transparency in sourcing models, and we love to learn about the farms which produced them.
We don't mind footing a slightly higher bill for the experience of coffee grown in a particular region, at a certain elevation, and roasted to a specific profile, because we enjoy all of the wonderful complexities which these things add to the flavour of what Detective Dale Cooper ("Twin Peaks", 1990) would classify as a "damn fine cup of coffee". Sure, Cooper was mostly sipping diner coffee in 1990, but "Twin Peaks" takes place in the Pacific Northwest - the birthplace of many of the best "third wave" or specialty roasters. I'm guessing Cooper's coffee was "damn fine", indeed!
It's fun to consider what coffee means to our favourite characters. For some, like the cast of "Friends", the cafe is a meeting spot where they can come together and hang out. In 2015's "The Hateful Eight", a pot of coffee (and what may or may not be in it) becomes a turning point for the entire film (no spoilers!). No matter how significant coffee is in a movie or TV show, it's quite commonly used as one of the most basic human staples. Next time a cup of coffee turns up in your favourite TV show, think about what kind of coffee the character might be into. Is it a simple, yet "damn fine" cup of diner coffee, like with Detective Dale Cooper? Or is it that "gourmet expensive stuff" like with Tarantino's Jimmie? And what does the way they order it - or drink it - say about coffee culture at the time?
As long as the crew on set don't accidentally leave their to-go cups in the foreground of a scene, like the one that's actually visible in a Game of Thrones episode (google it!), coffee in film and TV always comes as a welcome, interesting, and flat-out human addition.
Author John Ohrn


In 2016, the Australian food service industry grew by 4 percent. From global franchises to independent food service operators, players in the food industry have continued to thrive.
As a restaurant in this cut-throat competition, you cannot afford to lag behind in any way. This means that you need to stay on top of your game.
Although the food needs to be great, there are technological aspects that you need to keep in mind.
The software technology has grown massively. In the past few years, it has completely revolutionized businesses by streamlining key processes.
'Big Data' has become the buzzword in today's technological landscape. It refers to the massive amounts of information we have through digital channels.
This is where Big Data analytics come into play. Making sense of this data through analytics, restaurants can make better decisions. For instance, they can track their inventory and thereby, minimize wastage.
The software technology hasn't just influenced computers. Restaurant owners can easily download mobile apps and order any of the food items with, literally, a few taps and swipes.
What's more, these apps have incredible user interface. This helps enhances order management.
CRM or customer relationship management has become the need of the hour in today's competitive landscape.
An integrated CRM helps you understand your customers' behaviors better. Based on these insights, they can take relevant actions to enhance customer satisfaction.
For instance, an integrated CRM will help restaurant owners understand food preferences of different customers. With this knowledge, they can send these customers relevant offers and deals, all from a single platform. This creates a win-win situation for both parties.
Employing software technology, restaurants can better manage their suppliers. From tracking shortages to making last minute changes, software technology can make the process seamless for both parties.
What's more, you might be dealing with more than one supplier. The latest technology can help you manage things on a single, straightforward platform.
As a restaurant, efficient stock management is crucial to your operation. It lets you understand your needs better and minimizes wastage.
With software technology, inventory management can be very easy and efficient. From notifying you of any shortages to tracking losses, modern technology can take inventory management to a whole new level.
With a team of technology enthusiasts, we at OrderTron provide comprehensive order management software to food chains. From order tracking to real-time reporting, our Order Fulfillment Software for Small Businesses helps restaurants stay ahead in the game.


Best: Do Nothing Sam Stein of The Huffington Post reports on the report's favored option for insurance companies. "What the firm sees as the best path forward for the private insurance industry's bottom line is, to be blunt, inaction," he writes. "The study's authors advise that if no reform is passed, earnings per share would grow an estimated ten percent from 2010 through 2019, and the value of the stock would rise an estimated 59 percent during that time period."
Acceptable: The Senate Bill At The Washington Post, Dan Eggen says the next best scenario for the industry is the more conservative bill in the Senate. He says insurance companies are flexing their muscles to make sure the Senate's version of health care reform emerges without a public option. "The health insurance industry has become a major foe of the White House and congressional Democrats, who frequently single out insurers as a key cause of rising health-care costs and the growing ranks of uninsured Americans. The industry is strongly opposed to the public insurance option contained in the House bill, which would create a government-run plan to compete with private insurers, and hopes to quash the idea in the more conservative Senate." Eggen reports that insurance companies like UnitedHealth Group are urging their employees to write letters to Senators asking them to drop the public option from the Senate bill.
Disaster: The House Bill At Think Progress's Wonk Room, Igor Volsky says the House bill, complete with its public option, would be "the worst case scenario" for insurance companies, and would "produce revenue growth of just 2.4%, compared to 5.9% growth under the SFC and 6.2% growth without reform."


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Majok Deng on his way to 17 points for Adelaide against Cairns on the weekend. Picture: Daniel Kalisz/Getty
Sixers all business on Boxing Day
by Reece Homfray
Fourth spot is up for grabs when Adelaide steps onto the big stage in Melbourne on Boxing Day but coach Joey Wright says the 36ers will ignore the hype and be all business against the defending champions.
With United, Sydney and Perth building a buffer at the top of the ladder, the 36ers are one win behind Brisbane in the race for fourth spot going into today's game at Melbourne Arena.
"No different to how I look at any other game," Wright said.
"I definitely don't have higher emotions from one game versus another, I want to absolutely win every single match, no matter who it is.
Adelaide coach Joey Wright during the 36ers win over the Cairns Taipans at Titanium Security Arena on December 22. Picture: AAP Image/Kelly Barnes
"We've got to win, it's no secret, so hopefully we don't let anything slip and just get it done."
Both teams are taking winning form into the clash with Melbourne overhauling Sydney to win by five points on Sunday and the Sixers holding on against Cairns to also win by five on Saturday.
"We didn't play the best basketball but we still got the win, some nights you're going to lose by 20 playing like that," Wright said.
"So we're happy with the win and we'll try to see why we're not doing the things we need to do."
One major issue for the team this season has been its free-throw shooting and on Saturday the Sixers were lucky to escape with a win after going 18/31 from the line.
"If we're not converting from the line we can't make runs," Wright said.
The major positive was the return to form of Majok Deng who had 17 points in 21 minutes including three three-pointers.
"It's been building, I thought he played really well up in Brisbane and his training before that has been going well, and the last quarter of the Wollongong game," Wright said.
"Me and him sat down and talked about that, from the practice before the Wollongong game to that last quarter and Brisbane and this game, I think he's back where we'd like him to be."
The 17 points was Deng's season-high and he said he was starting to rediscover his confidence.
"It's trusting the training I do outside of the games and keep believing in my shots, because my teammates and the coaching staff keep telling me 'we believe in you, just go out and have fun', so it's good to see a couple of the shots go down," Deng said.
Adelaide is also getting a spark from point guard Adam Doyle who had six points off the bench against Cairns.
"I'm very happy with him, he's giving us some stability at the point guard role and doing a great job organising," Wright said.
"His speed - he's using it, he looks really good, we've been wanting him to step up, we gave him some challenges and he's met them and that's what it's about."
Adelaide players ended their Christmas celebrations early to fly to Melbourne yesterday and will return on Thursday to take on the New Zealand Breakers at home on Sunday.
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Great opportunity for first time home buyer or investor! This well maintained condo has a convenient location in High Point with 2 Bedrooms and 2 full baths and access to community pool. Roof was replaced within last 5 years and new HVAC system installed in 2018! Convenient to shopping and restaurants! Property is currently rented through 03/2019 at $650/month. Showings require 24 hr notice.
Sold by Keller Williams Realty.
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One of my Facebook friends shared this on her wall: 21 Melbourne Walks That Will Take Your Breath Away. It looked good, so I put it on my Pinterest for future reference.
Well, it's school holidays (Term 2 break) now, and I thought going on the Kokoda Track Memorial Walk would be a fun thing to try. My legs and thighs may be complaining tomorrow, but that's another story! The Memorial Walk is located in the Dandenong Ranges National Park, about half an hour from home. It is winter now, but today's weather was pretty good. Not too cold, and more importantly, not wet.


Wow, spectacular 360 degree views, hot tub, acres of privacy and amazing outdoor space!!
This luxury timber cabin affords 70+ mile views & a plethora of outdoor activity spaces & hiking on 58 acres of mountain splendor.
Bear Creek has become one of the most popular homes in our Yonder luxury portfolio, and is quickly becoming one of the most requested! It is not surprising when you put a terrific home together with simply spectacular views & amenities.
Private home located on 50 extremely private acres, 7 minutes outside of Marshall, & 30 minutes north of downtown Asheville. You are 45 minutes to Asheville Regional airport, and 35 minutes to the gates of Biltmore Estate. You are also an easy 20 minutes from downtown Mars Hill.
This private timber cabin is located on a 58 acre mountain estate, at the top of the mountainside. It is VERY easy to access the home, via only paved roads. The home affords year round access, does NOT require 4-wheel drive, and is NOT off any steep rural mountain roads. The home is situated on 50+ acres of mountain property, affording private, safe places for kids to play & explore, adults to take a hike, and everyone to relax & enjoy the unreal views. The driveway has a slight incline approach to the home, so in the Winter exercise caution with potential ice.
Get ready to be "wowed" by this 1,900 sq. ft. spectacular modern, timber frame, contemporary mountain style retreat cabin. With soaring vistas, high ceilings, vaulted spaces, and hard wood floors, you will immediately feel at home at Bear Creek. (That is of course if you can tear yourself away from the views & soaking in the spectacle of the Blue Ridge Mountains, & actually venture inside!) The great room, with stone fireplace, and fully equipped gourmet kitchen, is where everyone will want to gather to enjoy their time together inside the house. But, if you need some "alone time", there is plenty of space inside and out to find your own serenity. There are 3 outside porches, decks, and patios for ultimate outdoor relaxation.
You have a lower level wood burning stove in the 2nd Great Room, which adjoins the lower level ensuite bedroom, for hours of enjoyment and relaxation. And of course you have the hot tub.
Kids love getting out in and around the expansive yard, and walking trails & explore the other rolling outdoor areas. The expansive decks are just off the Kitchen/Great RM & out the side door, and off the lower terrace level. All of these afford additional outdoor space to relax & unwind. While everyone enjoys the outdoor pavilion, you can pull up a chair and take in the view, (the long range views are spectacular!!), observe the night as it fills with stars, and watch the fire flies come out to play in your backyard.
Take a seat and enjoy the sound of nature and the serenity in your own private paradise at the top of the world. There is also an expansive pasture-esque, flat area for the kids to run around & play! Bear Creek offers lots of acreage for nature walks and exploring, and other exercise on the mountain without leaving the property.


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With more than 180 combined years of experience in the field, Alpha & Omega's tenured experts provide the skills and expertise to design and administer benefit programs that precisely meet your needs, save you tax dollars and insulate you from unnecessary investment and fiduciary risk.
Peter Preovolos, APA, AIFA, CPFA
Spiro Preovolos
Stella Polous
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Sydney Frank
A founder of Alpha & Omega, Peter Preovolos has enjoyed a long and very successful career in the employee benefits industry. It began in 1966 at Wells Fargo Bank, where he was soon promoted to head up the bank's employee benefit trust administration and asset management services. In 1974 he joined Southern California First National Bank as Vice President in charge of statewide employee benefit services. In 1979, he left the banking industry and became CEO of Alpha & Omega Financial Management Consulting Inc., a third-party administration (TPA) and asset management firm. In 1994 he and 20 other TPAs joined forces forming PenChecks, Inc. where he was elected President of the PenChecks family of companies.
Spiro Preovolos joined Alpha & Omega in March of 2002, and has held several management positions with the company, including Director of Operations, Director of Sales and Marketing and Vice President of Strategic Development. As President and CEO, he focuses on the company's strategic growth, including cultivating strategic partnerships and initiating the development of new products and services to keep the company's service offerings at the forefront of the rapidly changing retirement plan industry. Spiro also oversees the IT, product management, and sales and marketing functions to ensure PenChecks continues to deliver customized solutions and fast, personalized service to our clients.
Prior to joining Alpha & Omega, Spiro served as a special agent and financial representative for Northwestern Mutual in Los Angeles, selling life, health and disability insurance. He is an Accredited Pension Representative (APR), a designation bestowed by the National Institute of Pension Administrators, and holds a B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Southern California.
A co-founder of Alpha & Omega, Stella plays a key leadership role in the company from both a strategic and operational standpoint. As Executive Vice President, Stella ensures that A&O clients receive stellar service by overseeing the administration of the business, including the management of a well-trained and well-educated team of retirement plan professionals. She sees that every team member maintains the appropriate credentials for his or her job and keeps the staff up to date on evolving retirement plan products, regulations and best practices through ongoing educational opportunities delivered online and in the classroom.
With nearly 45 years' experience overseeing the design and delivery of customized retirement plan solutions for employers and individuals, Stella has the in-depth knowledge and insight to keep A&O at the forefront of the industry for the immediate future and beyond.
Zeny brings nearly 40 years of retirement plan finance and administrative experience to A&O. She currently focuses on enhancing client relations while improving operational efficiencies and compliance to both internal and external rules and regulations. Her broad spectrum of responsibilities includes administration of defined contribution and defined benefit plans, ensuring those plans are in compliance with ERISA, DOL and IRS requirements and that the administration conforms with the provisions of the plan document. Zeny also assists clients with the process of safely closing down abandoned plans according to DOL regulations.
She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Commerce (graduating Magna Cum Laude with a major in accounting) and is a member of the National Institute of Pension Administrators (NIPA) and the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
An experienced investment advisor, Fiel helps with all aspects of portfolio management and investment selection for current clients and assists potential clients in understanding the investment options available to them and in establishing new accounts. He also serves as the liaison between A&O and the custodians of our clients' assets.
Before joining A&O, Fiel worked as Operations Manager for a local Registered Investment Advisor, gaining in-depth experience in the financial industry through his work with independent broker-dealers like LPL Financial and Commonwealth Financial Network. As part of the operations team at LPL, he participated in corporate actions, mutual fund trade corrections and non-ACAT account transfers, and was recognized for his hard work and dedication to improving processes and providing exceptional service.
Fiel graduated from San Diego State University in 2007 with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. He holds the Series 65, Certified Plan Fiduciary Advisory (CPFA) designtation, and is a candidate for CFP certification.
Alexander's background in accounting and pension plan administration make him ideally suited to the task of ensuring that A&O client plans and trust accounts are properly administered according to ERISA regulations. He also serves as a Qualified Termination Administrator for A&O clients who want to wind down their company-sponsored plans.
Before joining the A&O team of retirement plan professionals, Alexander served as a Senior Retirement Plan Specialist, Finance Manager and Controller for a manufacturing firm, and Senior Auditor for an accounting firm. A member of the National Association of Pension Administrators (NIPA), he also he serves as president of the Taguig Business Company Association, Chairman of the Board of Unang lingap Kapwa (affiliated with Children International USA), and is the founder of Del Mundo's Scholarship Foundation.
One of A&O's longest tenured staff members, Frank oversees a number of operational and client service functions. This includes managing the teams that administrate individual accounts and the IRA, Missing Participant and 403B programs. She also has responsibility for reconciliation of accounts and processing individual correspondence for all plan participants.
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Q: Tricky issue with getting a bouncing effect on a specific class or div I need help since I am trying to make my left control bounce.
On my website I have a music player which is linked to two controls, previous and next. I want both controls to bounce when the user clicks on it. Now I have Jquery and Jquery Yui applied to the website and a simple javascript function which seems to work, but somehow not when I specify the controls.
This is the code:
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    $('#bouncy3').click(function () {
          $(this).effect("bounce", { direction:'right', times:5 }, 300);
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    $('#bouncy4').click(function () {
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Two publishers, two artists, a Swap Party and two new books are made!
Two publishing houses — Lodret Vandret and Lugemik from Tallinn, Estonia — and two artists who have already published books together are "swapped." In this workshop, already existing book works are revisited, reworked and produced anew by new constellations of artist/publisher.
This experiment demonstrates the importance of the creative process taking place between artists and publishers/designers and how this influences the final result; the final book object. Conceived of and coordinated by Lodret Vandret, the individual stages of production are portrayed in a playful way—an exciting look behind the scenes of book production. During and at the end of Book Days, the four present their results and discuss their experiences from the work process with swapped cooperation partners.
The ambition behind this format is to expose the creative process between publisher/designer and the artist – to show that the publication is not given or determined only by the nature of an initial work or idea but more often than not shaped and birthed in dialogue. By exposing the original, raw material (the product of the original collaboration) and the apparatus of making, we wanted to focus on the thingness of the book/multiple and how physical design attributes enter into dialogue with artistic concept to determine the ultimate experience of the artists' book. We also would like to draw attention to the issue of time and how a project ages in the mind of its creator. Revisiting work from just a few years back might be interesting and cathartic for an early-career artist.


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Ireland's first RESS 1 solar farm Millvale energised
Published: 4 May 2022, 12:53
The Millvale solar farm sits across 25 hectares in Co. Wicklow, south of Dublin. Image: Joe King (wikimedia).
Ireland's first utility-scale solar farm developed under the Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) has connected to the national grid.
The 8MW Millvale solar farm has been developed by Neoen, and includes 33,600 solar modules installed across 25 hectares in Co. Wicklow .
"Historically Ireland has had a singular reliance on onshore wind for our renewable electricity. With RESS 1 we sought to create technology diversity and to promote the emerging solar industry in Ireland. I am delighted to see Millvale energise; this is Ireland's first grid-scale solar project under RESS," minister for the environment, climate and communications, Eamon Ryan said, as he formally opened the site on 29 April.
"This is the first of many solar projects expected to energise under the RESS this year. It's a key starting point on our journey, under the Climate Action Plan, to install up to 2.5GW of solar energy on the electricity system by 2030."
The RESS 1 auction took place in 2020, with solar taking 796MW across 63 projects from 20 companies. The strike price from the auction – at €74.08/MWh (£66.90/MWh) – was "significantly higher than anywhere else in Europe" according to the Irish Solar Energy Association due to high grid connection costs in the country, which remains a significant barrier for the rollout of further solar.
However, activity in the Irish solar sector is still picking up pace, with EDF Renewables Ireland breaking ground on three new solar farms with a total capacity of 17MW, NTR acquiring a 54MW portfolio of co-located solar and storage projects in Co. Wexford and Highfield Solar securing financing for the development of two sites totalling 282MWp in 2021, amongst other developments.


The case definitely does work with earphones. Either using the dongle or the lightning esrpods both will work. The case can also charge the phone at the same time as it plays through the earphones.
Does it work with a life proof case?