Will installing Visual Studio 2010 side by side with VS2008 cause problems?
What kind of problems might this cause?
Is it better to install in a VM?
It is always possible that side-by-side installation issues exist, and you should have the appropriate safeguards in place (e.g. backup, use a VM, etc.).
In my personal experience, it has worked just fine. For my Tech Ed presentation, I rebuilt my laptop with Visual Studio 2005, 2008 and 2010 all installed side-by-side on Windows 7 x64. I didn't experience any problems.
"Q: Is it 'safe' to install VS 2010 Beta1 on my machine?
A: Yes! We've tested side-by-side scenarios, so installing the beta on a machine with VS 2008 installed is fine. The beta also supports uninstall and should leave VS 2008 and your machine in working order afterward. You can install VS 2010 Beta1 on a VPC if you prefer, though you will notice slower performance than if you run VS on your local machine. And please remember that however you install, this is pre-release software. The VS 2010 Beta1 readme documents major known issues, but it's not guaranteed to be an exhaustive list."
It's unlikely to cause problems as VS 2010 is primarily designed for developing with the .NET 4.0 framework (although multi-targeting is implemented, like it was in VS 2008, just in a better manner).
I (and no one I work with) ever had a problem with VS 2005 & VS 2008 installed side-by-side. In fact, it was strongly encouraged as we had legacy projects which were built in VS 2005 and although the upgrade to VS 2008 was minor (if staying with the .NET 2.0 framework for the projects) it was safer to not risk it.
If you're really concerned about conflicts or potential issues using beta software may not be for you. If you do want to try it and still have reservations I'd suggest that you do use a separate VM with VS 2010 on it.
I myself will be installing it side-by-side with VS 2008 on Vista (after backing up my VM) so if there are any problems I'll edit this post and report them.
I have Visual Studio 2008 Professional SP1 and Visual Studio 2010 Team Suite installed on my Windows 7 box. I have had zero issues so far.
Does that mean you won't? I have no idea.
I don't expect any problems with VS2010 RTM installed side by side with any of the previous versions.
But this is a beta. Installing it on your computer means you're asking to have your disk reformatted (metaphorically speaking). Be sure you're ready to reformat the disk you install it on.
For me, that means I run it in a VM.
That said, there's a good chance I'll install the RC when it ships, but that's just me trying to find the bugs so others don't have to.
You can install them side by side and it's supported by Microsoft to do so. For more information visit the Microsoft site on doing it located here, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms246609.aspx.
However you might want to determine why you would need to do such. Visual Studio 2010 support multi-targeting as in previous Visual Studio versions however it is much more advanced in 2010. You can easily upgrade you project to 2010 by using the project import and then target whatever .NET version you need. The only thing to note here is that once you upgrade to 2010, you will no longer be able to open the project in 2008 and the back conversion is not an easy process.
For what it's worth I've installed both VS2008 and VS2010 on the same box without issue. Uninstallation can cause some hiccups but those are directly related to VS2010 being new and shouldn't affect 2008.
I'd do it in a VM just to be safe, and so that I wouldn't have to uninstall it when the final version comes out. Also in the VM I could roll back to a clean OS and install RC versions. It's safer and you have more options in the VM, and I don't even notice the minor performance penalty. Someone go try it on their system and let us know.
I have profession ver of 2003, 2005, and 2008 all installed and they worked great on the same pc. I even installed the beta 2010 and it worked for a while in uninstalled because it didn't hav crystal reports. Just within the last month I purchased pro ver of 2010 and it blew my 2008 to shreds. I couldn't load data bases anymore, system would stal or stop period. So I'm loading it (2010) on a different PC. They seemed to merge and us settings from each other.
VS 2010 doesn't support .Net compact framework anymore, so you are stuck with WinPhone only. You basically have to use VS 2008 for your Windows mobile 6.5 projects. To me, this is just another reason to install 2008 and 2010 side-by-side.
Longer answer: No, but it's quite possible. If you're working on anything vaguely important, VM'ify the installation for now..
It has caused problems for me. I had to uninstall Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate off of my Windows 7 machine because VS 2008 keeps freezing up whether or not I have VS 2010 running.
I could not install VS 2008 Prof after I installed VS 2010 Ultimate. Guess you have to step up from smallest to largest version in order to have everything working.
If you use Crystal Reports you will have problems running Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 on the same machine.
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Special Issue "Models of Experimental Liver Cancer"
Primary liver cancer (PLC) ranks among the most frequent and deadly tumors worldwide, with a steadily increasing incidence and few therapeutic options. PLC consists of two main histological subtypes in the adult, namely hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (iCCA), and of hepatoblastoma (HBL) in children. Due to the paucity of symptoms and the absence of reliable biomarkers for early detection, PLC is most often detected in advanced stages, when curative therapies are not applicable and loco-regional approaches are of limited patient benefit. To overcome this gloomy scenario, a number of in vitro and in vivo experimental models have been generated and are currently under development. These models have been highly useful to understand the genetic predisposition to liver cancer, the malignant properties of chemicals and environmental factors, the histopathological alterations occurring along liver tumor development and progression, the identification of diagnostic and prognostic markers, and the oncogenic potential of aberrantly activated or inactivated signaling pathways. Recent and future models will be extremely helpful to address pivotal unsolved questions, such as intratumor heterogeneity, functional interplay between PLC cells and the tumor microenvironment, the role of signaling pathways crosstalk, metabolic addiction, and response/resistance to conventional and tailored therapies.
Given the importance of PLC in the field of medicine and research, the journal Cancers is launching this Special Issue. Our aim is to bring together a collection of original research articles and incisive reviews providing fertile ground for insightful discussions and new ideas for the understanding and the treatment of this pernicious disease.
Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC) is one of the most lethal liver cancers. Late diagnosis and chemotherapy resistance contribute to the scarce outfit and poor survival. Resistance mechanisms are still poorly understood. Here, we established a Gemcitabine (GEM) resistant model, the MT-CHC01R1.5 cell line, obtained [...] Read more.
Hotspot codon 132 mutations (R132xIDH1m) are frequent in intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC), are druggable by anti-IDH1m agents, and could represent a marker of disease progression. Developing an assay to identify R132xIDH1m would provide a useful tool to select [...] Read more.


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Troops Rescue Maj Datong Who Was Abducted At NDA
By Editor / September 18, 2021
Troops of the Nigerian Army in collaboration with other agencies have rescued Maj. CL Datong, the officer that was abducted…
Troops of the Nigerian Army in collaboration with other agencies have rescued Maj. CL Datong, the officer that was abducted by bandits when they attacked the Nigerian Defence Academy on August 24th, 2021.
The army in a statement signed by Colonel Ezindu Idimah, Deputy Director Army Public Relations 1 Division, Nigerian Army said the officer was rescued on Friday the 17th of September after an operation that led to the killing of some of the bandits and the destruction of their hide outs in Afaka-Birnin Gwari area.
The statement reads.
"Following the directive of the Chief of Defence Staff and Service Chiefs for 1 Division Nigerian Army in conjunction with the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) and all security agencies to conduct decisive operations to rescue Major CL Datong who was abducted at Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Permanent Site on 24 August 2021 and find the perpetrators dead or alive, the Division in conjunction with the Air Task Force, Department of State Services and other security agencies, immediately swung into action by conducting operations in the Afaka general area to find and rescue the officer.
"The operations were being conducted based on several leads received from various sources regarding the abductors and likely locations the officer was being held.
"The operations which have been sustained since the abduction of the officer proved quite successful and led to the destruction of several identified bandits' camps in the Afaka- Birnin Gwari general area and neutralization of scores of bandits particularly, in the late hours of today, 17 September, 2021, the troops arrived at a camp suspected to be the location where Maj CL Datong was being held.
"At the camp, the troops exchanged fire with the bandits (and) overwhelmed them (with) superior fire. In the process, the gallant troops were able to rescue the abducted officer. However, the officer sustained a minor injury but has been treated in a medical facility and handed over to NDA for further action.
"The Division wishes to commend the efforts of the NAF, DSS , Nigerian Police and patriotic Nigerians for their invaluable support which contributed to the success of this operation. Our operations will continue until we capture or neutralize the assailants that killed two (2) officers in the NDA on 24 August 2021."
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Whether you're an employer or job seeker, there are some interview questions for which you should be wary. Some questions are quite obvious, while others may not seem so unreasonable. We will identify some key questions and what a job seeker should do if faced with them, and what an employer should do if the interviewee volunteers this information. While not all of these questions are illegal in a strict sense, they make companies liable in a discrimination lawsuit.
It is easy to be caught off guard by illegal interview questions. If you find yourself in this situation, change the topic by asking a job-related question yourself.
It can be tricky if an employee actually offers the information that you cannot ask about. If they simply state a fact, disregard it and move on. If they ask a question, such as requiring flexibility for children's activities, you may answer but don't pursue the topic further. You may not use information learned in this way for your hiring decision.


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Q: flutter : Exception has occurred. _TypeError (type 'Future' is not a subtype of type 'Uint8List') heloo, I want to create a pdf file with list image. When I run my button code I get error message Exception has occurred.
_TypeError (type 'Future' is not a subtype of type 'Uint8List').
My button :
ButtonWidget(
              text: 'Export PDF',
              onClicked: () async {
                final pdfFile = await ExportPdfApi.generateMyPDF();
                ExportPdfApi.openFile(pdfFile);
              },
            ),

Function get image :
static viewImage(image) async {
print("print $image");

final imageJpg1 = (await NetworkAssetBundle(Uri.parse(image)).load(image))
    .buffer
    .asUint8List();

print("print $imageJpg1");

return imageJpg1;
}

Listview in my pdf :
ListView.builder(
          itemCount: _listAnggotaController.dataList.length,
          itemBuilder: (context, index) {
            return ClipRRect(
              horizontalRadius: 32,
              verticalRadius: 32,
              child: Image(
                MemoryImage(viewImage(
                    _listAnggotaController.dataList[index].idGambar)),
                height: 100,
              ),
            );
          }),

Please help my problem.
Thank you.

A: Firstly Flutter returns a Future when the asynchronous functions is not completed, when it is completed it will return data of type type. The mistake you are making is calling a asynchronous from a synchronous function. Although dart will execute the functions asynchronously (You can validate this by printing the imageJpg1 from the asynchronous function).
But the place you are calling it from is not waiting for the asynchronous function to finish.
I recommend using FutureBuilder.
I hope it is clear now.
For more clarity visit Asynchronous Programming

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Арбория или Арбореа (Arborea) — юдикат (средневековое феодальное владение), существовавшее на западе острова Сардиния в X—XV веках. Столица — сначала приморская Тарра, затем — укреплённый на случай пиратских набегов Ористано.

Арборийские судьи (юдексы) правили западным побережьем Сардинии вполне самостоятельно с момента прекращения набегов сарацин в X веке. В 1164 году местный правитель Баризо II за щедрую мзду купил у Фридриха Барбароссы титул короля Сардинии, однако уже на следующий год император отозвал этот титул.

Арборея достигла пика могущества при Мариано IV (правил в 1347—1376 годах), прозванном Великим. Он успешно вёл борьбу с арагонцами и генуэзцами, распространив власть арборейцев почти на весь остров.

После Мариано островом правила его дочь Элеонора Арборейская. Принятый ею свод сардинского обычного права (карта де Логу) оставался в силе до 1827 года. Её супругом был генуэзский полководец Бранкалеоне из рода Дориа.

Следующим правителем юдиката был внучатый племянник Элеоноры, Гийом II де Лара, виконт де Нарбонн. Он возглавил сопротивление сардинцев нашествию сицилийского короля Мартина I. В 1409 году Гийом был повержен в битве при Санлури. В следующем году под натиском арагонцев пала столица арборейцев, Ористано.

Литература
 Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani. Rome, 1963 — Present.
 Nowé, Laura Sannia. Dai «lumi» dalla patria Italiana: Cultura letteraria sarda. Mucchi Editore: Modena, 1996.
 Day, John. La Sardegna sotto la dominazione pisano-genovese dal secolo XI al secolo XIV. UTET: Turin, 1987.

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Итальянские государства
История Сардинии

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Westford man charged in robberies
By Sentinel and Enterprise Contributor and Sentinel and Enterprise |
PUBLISHED: March 30, 2012 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: July 12, 2019 at 12:00 a.m.
LOWELL — Police allege a Westford man robbed a gas station in Chelmsford, broke into a business in Westford and flashed a firearm while robbing a market, also in Westford.
All in a two-day span last fall.
In Lowell District Court, Patrick Raneri, 21, pleaded not guilty to charges of masked armed robbery and larceny over $250 for his alleged role in an Oct. 10 robbery of Chelmsford Gas & Market.
Police allege a masked man came in, displayed a gun and made off with the money from the register. Store video showed a man wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and a blue bandana over his face display a black gun, which later turned out to be an airgun, at the clerk and flee with cash.
Two days later, Westford police said they had Raneri in custody for thefts in their town and he appeared to match the description of the Chelmsford robber.
Judge Elizabeth Cremens ordered Raneri held on $500 cash bail.
— LISA REDMOND
Sentinel and Enterprise Contributor
Sentinel and Enterprise


Dr. H.H. Mate - an eminent Educationist, Scientist and Social Worker was here in the city to receive the "Mother Teresa Excellence Award" and the "Noble Son of India Award" from Shri Satyanarayana, the Social Welfare Minister of Andhra Pradesh on 10th April 2011. The awards were conferred on him by the 'Integrated Council for Socio-Economic Progress' in recognition of his outstanding achievements and noble contribution towards the overall progress of the society.
Dr. Mate was given a warm welcome on 9th April 2011 by KSO (Hyd) Executives & Members at the Hyderabad International Airport on his arrival in the city. Thereafter, a reception dinner was also hosted by KSO (Hyd) on 10th April 2011 at the residence of Rev. Paothang Haokip. Speaking on the occasion, Pu. Letkholun Suantak (Advisor) congratulated Dr. Mate on behalf of the student community in Hyderabad and also expressed the pride & joy his outstanding achievements and the recognitions that has been conferred on an alumnus of KSO (Hyd) has brought to the student community here in Hyderabad.
Dr. H. H. Mate receiving the "Noble Son of India Award"
For a brief biography of Dr. H.H. Mate, Click Here. For more photos of the Award Ceremony & the Reception, Click Here!
Prestigious Awards & Honours conferred to Dr. H.H. Mate, Ph.D., DD.
Dr. Mate is known to the people through his ever unceasing social works. He has also been conferred various important recognitions and awards by the National and International community for his multi role contribution to the society.


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Big 12 Bowl Picks ATS
December 11, 2022 December 5, 2022 by admin
The season-long race for the picks title is winding down, with four Big 12 bowls this week, plus four next week, as well as the additional playoff game, the race is title is up for grabs.
EMAW Online Picks Standings
Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Ball: Air Force vs Baylor -3.5, 6:30 PM THU DEC 22nd ESPN
Mason: We know from K-State's 2019 Liberty Bowl experience that playing the service academies in a bowl game is the worst outcome for a lot of schools. They want to put developmental time into bowl practice, but the prep devoted to the different style of a service academy can get lost in the fray. Air Force is locked in on this game, while Baylor has probably been focused on recruiting and development during bowl prep.
The Pick: Air Force +3.5
Alec: This game being played at TCU's stadium screams 'I don't want to be here' for Baylor and the Bears have to replace the direction of Dave Aranda as their defensive coordinator and head coach. I'll take the Air Force.
Gabe: The weather for this game should be awful in Fort Worth given the freezing cold temperatures everyone is experiencing across the country. Baylor has been better running the ball than passing it all season, but Air Force is the ninth-ranked defense in the nation in rushing yards allowed per game. I think the Falcons should be able to keep this game ugly and keep it close.
Guaranteed Rate Bowl: Oklahoma State vs. Wisconsin -3.5, 9:15 PM TUE DEC 27th ESPN
Mason: Another Big 12 team that finished the season ungracefully was Oklahoma State. Spencer Sanders entered the transfer portal after the season ended. Wisconsin is in the same boat, but I don't think they are too beat up about losing Graham Mertz. Even with the changes going on in Madison, I still think they pull this one out with as shaky as the Cowboys are.
The Pick: Wisconsin -3.5
Alec: Neither team has their quarterback playing in this game, and the downfall of Oklahoma State has been quite drastic. I find it odd that new Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell is coaching the game for Wisconsin. I think the Badgers' defense has a good game.
The Pick Wisconsin: -3.5
Gabe: Both of these teams have already lost their starting quarterbacks to the transfer portal with Graham Mertz heading to Florida and Spencer Sanders still yet to decide on a destination. In a game like that — and with Wisconsin actively undergoing a coaching change — I'll take Mike Gundy and the points.
The Pick: Oklahoma State +3.5
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: Kansas vs. Arkansas -3, 4:30 PM WED DEC 28th ESPN
Mason: After reaching bowl eligibility, the Jayhawks' seemed to lose their focus on all accounts. But now the thing they have worked for is here, their bowl game with Arkansas. The Razorbacks ended their season with a bit of a thud, losing to Missouri. I think Kansas has gotten time to heal and get motivated, I expect them to win the Liberty Bowl.
The Pick: Kansas +3
Alec: Arkansas doesn't want to be in this game. Kansas does. The Jayhawk offense is going to post some points with Jalon Daniels leading the offense and lots of rushing yards.
Gabe: A large portion of Arkansas' defense is supposed to be out for this game, giving me some belief that Kansas should be able to move the ball throughout this game. Kansas is also way more likely to treat this game with the ambition and focus needed to not have a lack of effort. I'll take the Jayhawks.
TaxAct Texas Bowl: Texas Tech vs Ole Miss -3.5, 8:00 PM WED DEC 28th ESPN
Mason: This will be a pretty fun game to watch, and Texas Tech has to be ecstatic for the outcome of year one under Joey McGuire. I just think Ole Miss has a little bit more than the Red Raiders in this game.
The Pick: Ole Miss -3.5
Alec: This is a really fun matchup. The game being played in Texas suggests that the Red Raiders will have a large home continent of fans. Ole Miss can run the ball really well with a good duo of backs, but their defense struggles.
The Pick: Texas Tech +3.5
Gabe: I think this game might be first to 35 and I think it could easily be a field goal game late, but I'll trust Lane Kiffin. Give me Ole Miss, the nation's third-ranked rushing attack, to cover even with the hook going against me.
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Manchester City 3-2 Liverpool: Man City reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals


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Returning defenceman Mitch Andres of Minnesota brought some family with him to the Vernon Vipers training camp.
Their names are Wyatt, Gavin and Riley, 17-year-old triplets, and 16-year-old Westin. Meet the five Andres brothers, the largest group of brothers to ever attend a B.C. Hockey League camp in Vernon.
With three of the brothers defencemen, it's tough for a coach to ice all five brothers at once but Brainerd Warriors head coach Dave Aus pulled it off at least once as the Warriors captured their high school conference title in the 2016-17 season.
The four Lynch brothers, Doug, Scott, Jeff and Jason were from Coquitlam, and played together in January, 2003 when the Chiefs battled the visiting Blazers. They earned the moniker The Lynch Mob.
According to the American Hockey League website, the Chiefs sat in their locker room at Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena and listened as head coach Al Conroy read the starting lineup. "Tim Krymusa on left wing, Barry Brust in goal, and four Lynches," he said, sparking a roar from the team.
Mitch Andres, who turns 20 in a week, was named Most Improved Player last year with the Vipers, racking up 11 points and blocking a zillion shots and making wise transition passes. He's having a blast with his siblings in town.
Their parents, Lee and Michelle Andres, not only needed a pie chart to organize meals and rides, but had to budget big time for sticks. They did manage one family trip to Disneyland, where it was easy to keep track since all five boys rode the same rides at the same time.
Mitch was seven or eight when he began getting in extra skating time at home.
The brothers also excelled at baseball and football but never all competed on the same team in Brainerd, a city of 14,000 in Central Minnesota.
Gavin was the first triplet born on Sept. 19, 2000, followed by Riley and then Wyatt. They are all about 5-foot-10, 180 pounds these days.
Gavin, a self-described stay-at-home d-man, marvelled at the beauty of the North Okanagan despite the smoky skies.
Aus, who has been coaching high school hockey for nearly 20 years, told CBS Minnesota he had never heard of five brothers on the same team before, much less coached them. The most he could recall was three at a time.
The Sutter brothers were six strong with the youngest Brent, Rich and Ron playing together with the WHL Lethbridge Broncos in 1980-82, and they shared that sibling record with Quesnel products Bob, Brad and Ken Gassoff, who played for Medicine Hat Tigers back in 1972-73. Bob and Ken were part of the B.C. Junior Hockey League Vernon Essos in 1970-71.
SNAKE BITES: Mitch Andres, who billets with Gord and Jodi Tung, will not play as the Vipers take on the Merritt Centennials in exhibition tilts tonight in the Nicola Valley and Saturday night in Vernon. "I took a stick and cut it (eye) by my nose on the second or third shift on the first day. My eye is pretty bloodshot. I'm icing it and resting it at much as I can."…Viper assistant coach and former captain Kevin Kraus is getting married next week..Viper grad Kellen Jones, who along with twin, Connor, boosted Vernon to two Royal Bank Cup titles in 2009 and 2010, has signed a pro contract in Sweden. Kellen, an Edmonton Oiler draft, said his wedding vows two weeks ago. Connor will play a third straight year with the AHL Bridgeport Sound Tigers. He got in four games with the New York Islanders two seasons ago….Ferner will trim his roster following Saturday's game. "The real proof will be in the scrimmages and the exhibition games," said Ferner…Ty Robinson, 20, of Kamloops, is the Vipers new trainer. His father, Colin (Toledo) Robinson, has surpassed 1,500 games as a trainer in the WHL. Colin has been with the Blazers since 2005.


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This is the fourth straight year I've done a show in the St. Louis Fringe Festival. The first two years were scripts from other writers - bizarre, unique, extremely Fringe-worthy shows. But for the third year, one of several realizations I had was that while these shows were fine, what Fringe is all about is self expression, the presentation of your own thoughts and creativity and take on the world.
So I wrote one then, and have written another for the upcoming Fringe.
And these original pieces illustrate what motivates me to create theatre, the criteria for what type of theatre I do, and the value of the Fringe Festival as a home for this type of work. I love stories. In books, and movies, and plays. I love hearing them and I love telling them. And that's the FIRST mandatory for anything I undertake.
I want to help tell a story that I have to tell, something that I'm compelled to get across. I want to think, "Man, this is the coolest thing, you have to hear this!"
That's the start. Once I've come across that, or imagined it, the race is on.
And once I've settled in and began the exploration and began to put together the structure or approach to the story, the SECOND mandatory comes of its own accord: And that's fear.
I want to feel stark, white-hot, serious doubts about whether or not I can pull this off. Can I portray or direct this story in a manner that will do it justice? If I'm acting, will the audience believe me in this role? If I'm directing, will I have the courage and strength to push it where it needs to be? And can the audience be as interested in this close-to-my-heart story as I am? And this fear provides the tingling nerves that are absolutely necessary to stay on my toes and present any work as it should.
The THIRD mandatory comes right behind all shows I do. Olivier said it (though it was probably also said by Will Shakespeare or by that caveman who stood up first around the fire): "The best thing about theatre is the drink after."
It's not just the drink, it's the occasion to reflect on what you've been doing - whether after rehearsal or performance, whether laughing with others or stewing by yourself. Though I cherish the camaraderie of a like-minded ensemble, having done so many one-person shows, I've come to deeply appreciate the solitude of leaning against a bar by yourself, with just your thoughts on what happened or what you need to do next to make a show better.
This is theatre for me, and whatever it is for others, the Fringe Festival gives many of us the chance to do what we love, to do what we need to do.
The Fringe is a joyous event, a celebration of life and art. And I'm ever happy to be part of it.
St Louis actor, director, monologue-ist and, now, playwright Joe Hanrahan needs no introduction. With a resume that spans the modern era in St. Louis performing arts, Hanrahan brings thought provoking and delightful shows to local audiences with his own The Midnight Company and as a collaborator and artist with other companies. The Fringe is happy to welcome Joe Hanrahan back to the festival.


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Traveling with Twain
In Search of America's Identity
Follow the Trip
About the Trip
Twain's Evolution
This tintype, the earliest known photograph of Mark Twain, shows him as a 15-year-old printer's apprentice.
Hannibal, about 100 miles up the Mississippi River from St. Louis, served as home to Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) from 1839 to 1853. His family moved several times during that period, but by 1844 lived in a house at 206 Hill Street that is now known as Twain's boyhood home. Hannibal, a growing transportation center, supported two churches (Twain attended Protestant Sunday schools), brothels, sawmills, slaughterhouses, pork-processing plants, book dealers, saloons, hotels and several newspapers (Twain worked as an apprentice printer at the Hannibal Courier and later two papers owned by his brother Orion, the Hannibal Western Union and Hannibal Journal, for which Twain also occasionally wrote sketches). Twain's idealized version of his Hannibal childhood found its way into Tom Sawyer and other fiction. Twain's sister Pamela married and left Hannibal for St. Louis in 1851. Twain followed in 1853.
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Posts from Hannibal, MO
Boyhood Museum's treatment of slavery evolves
In 1996 Mark Twain scholar Shelley Fisher Fishkin, editor of the Oxford Mark Twain and author of Was Huck Black?: Mark Twain and African-American Voices, wrote a skeptic's critique of Hannibal and its Mark Twain Boyhood … Read more >>
Hannibal, MO September 29, 2011 Featured Race and Ethnicity More...
Captain Steve Terry embodies Twain's riverboat spirit
Think of Captain Steve Terry, the 52-year-old pilot-owner of the Mark Twain Riverboat, as a 21st-century Twain. Terry, as did Twain, loves life on the Mississippi. He earned his license at age 19, becoming the youngest … Read more >>
Hannibal, MO September 25, 2011 Twain's Evolution
Attorney and amateur historian examines Hannibal's slaveholding past
Hannibal, Mo., cheerily announces its intentions before you reach the downtown area. "America's Hometown." It's written on a stout, sky-blue water tower that looms over Highway 61, one of the tallest structures in Hannibal. Terrell Dempsey, … Read more >>
Small town newspaper editor decides to 'publish dead deer photos again'
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I am creating a JSF ,Spring Webapplication with java configurtion in Netbeans8.2.
Where is the root in netbeans to place the index.xhtml file?
Root folder is just above WEB-INF. The files inside WEB-INF such as .xhtml are protected resource and they can not be accessed outside of the application. They can be accessed within the application using as UrlBasedViewResolver and InternalResourceViewResolver.
To work with spring and JSF find a sample URL.
Above application is using Eclipse.


The testicles hang outside the body in the scrotum because normal sperm maturation requires temperatures below normal body temperature. Artificial exposure of testicles to heat may interfere with normal sperm maturation. Excess heat applied to the testicles of animals causes a decrease in the sperm production. Men who use hot tubs also experience a decline in sperm production. The complete maturation process for sperm requires approximately three months. Consequently, sperm concentration, motility and function are affected by exposure to any factors that interfere with normal sperm maturation in the prior three months.
It is recommended not to use hot saunas when trying to conceive nor during fertility treatments.
Drugs which can adversely affect sperm production include tobacco, alcohol, recreational drugs, anabolic steroids which are used by some athletes, and certain prescription medications. In most cases, sperm production returns to normal within three to six months after these drugs are discontinued but in some cases, prolonged and excessive use of these drugs may have permanent effects on sperm production. It is important that you inform your physician of any drugs or medications you have used in the past or are currently using.


The Residence Hermitage is located in a quiet area of Pietra Ligure on the Ligurian Coast, 80 meters from the sea and a ten minute walk from the city centre. It offers apartments of various categories and size, divided into three buildings, completely furnished with equipped kitchens. All apartments are prepared with bed and bath linens.
Nestled in the trees of a spacious private garden, the property also features a large lobby with bar service (open during the summer season), free Wi-Fi in public areas and in Comfort, Superior, Superior Plus apartments, swimming pool for adults with a Jacuzzi, play area, swimming pool for children and private parking area with video surveillance.
The private beach Bagni Hermitage is just 250 meters from the residence and is easily reached in just a few minutes walk. The customers of the Residence have included in the price, two beach chairs and one umbrella for each apartment (excluding the first and second rows) in the following periods only: from the 1st of May to the 21st of June and from the 31st of August to the 30th of September.


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Q: unable to resize images using sharp I am using multer to upload images to the server . And i am using sharp to resize the images and then send to the client. But what happens is once a user uploads the image, multer uploads it to the server and sharp resizes it even but if the same user uploads again multer uploads the new file but sharp doesnt resize the new uploaded image rather it sends the original resized image.
app.post('/upload',(req,res)=>{
    upload(req,res,(err)=>{
        if(err){
            res.render('picupload',{
                msg: err
            });
        }else{
           if(req.file == undefined){
               res.render('picupload',{
                   msg: 'Error: No File selected!'
               });
           } else{
            console.log(req.file);
            sharp(`./public/uploads/${req.file.filename}`)
                .resize(40,40)
                .toFile(`./public/uploads/resize/${req.file.filename}`,(err,info)=>{
                    if(err) throw err;
                    console.log(info);
                });

            res.render(pathjoin13,{
                file: `uploads/${req.file.filename}` ,
                file1: `uploads/resize/${req.file.filename}`
            });
           }
        }
    });
});

A: The res.render() call depends on the output of the asynchronous toFile() call so will need to move to its callback, something like:
.toFile(`./public/uploads/resize/${req.file.filename}`,(err,info)=>{
  if (err) throw err;
  console.log(info);

  res.render(pathjoin13,{
    file: `uploads/${req.file.filename}` ,
    file1: `uploads/resize/${req.file.filename}`
  });
});


(L) Willis "Bing" Davis, Ancestral Spirit Dance #325, 2001, oil pastel, 41 x 33 in. (R) Tess Little, Dancing Dress, 2005, bronze, 16 x 8 x 8 in.
A retrospective featuring painting, sculpture, ceramic, photography and drawing reflecting the African American and Appalachian roots of the 25-year creative partnership of these Dayton-based change makers, artists and friends.
Thursday, February 21 | 4:30-8 p.m.
Friday, February 22 | 10-11:30 a.m.
Sunday, March 10 | 2-5 p.m.
An all-faith community celebration honoring Willis "Bing" Davis and Tess Little. Live music, special guests, and refreshments.
The long-time friendship between Willis "Bing" Davis and Tess Little, whose common Appalachian background and love of teaching, forged the 25-year community project that is R.E.A.C.H. –Realizing Ethnic Awareness and Cultural Heritage across Dayton.
The early years of R.E.A.C.H. focused on the commonalities found in African American and Appalachian communities, as reflected in the the friends' artistic and cultural expressions. Within a few years R.E.A.C.H. embraced and served all other ethnic and cultural communities in the Dayton Miami Valley community and included the art of additional local, regional and national artists. Tess and Bing retired from their leadership roles for REACH after 25 years and the 2019 presentation extends the opportunity for Tess and Bing to be the featured artists.
Bing and Tess's lifetime involvement, both locally and internationally, has born of constant advocacy, nurturing, and supporting both people and the arts. They both have been "pied pipers" of the community for over 40 years, forging links within and between the African American and Appalachian—and all—communities, the educational community and the art community. It is their gentle presence and constant humanness that endear them to everyone that their lives and art touch.
Fri & Sat: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.


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Another Maersk Line ship suffers fire
Maersk Kensington was affected by a fire. Credit: Dietmar Hasenpusch
A second fire in 10 days on board a Maersk Line vessel was reported on Friday. Maersk Kensington, 6,188 teu, caught fire as it left Port of Salalah, Oman, on 15 March and is now at anchorage outside the port. All of the 26 crew have been evacuated and are safely ashore, Maersk told Fairplay.
Maersk Kensington is a US-flagged vessel operated by Maersk's US subsidiary Maersk Line Limited. Itl was heading for Suez when it reported the fire shortly after leaving Salalah Port and the CO2firefighting system appears to have quelled the flames.
This latest fire comes 10 days after Maersk Honam also suffered a cargo fire, with the loss of four lives and one more person still missing, but thought to have died as toxic fumes spewed from the cargo stored in the forward part of the ship.
As a result of the Honam fire Maersk has introduced preliminary precautions, which include making sure that all hazardous cargo is not stored in the vicinity of either the accommodation block or the engine room, a Maersk representative said, adding, "These precautions were in place for the loading of Maesk Kensington.
According to Maersk, hazardous cargoes were also present on Kensington, but there is no link between the two fires.
Maersk Kensington, a 10-year old vessel, was built in the Hanjin Heavy Industries yard in Busan, South Korea. It had departed Jawaharlal Nehru Port in India on 11 March and had loaded more cargo in Oman before proceeding on its westward journey to the Mediterranean.
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Lascar volcano, Chile, 20 April 1993
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United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Satellite imagery (infrared and VIS satellite view) of Lascar volcano eruption in April 20th, 1993.
NOAA General Documents
urn:sha256:5672faaab836505e98cb2ef41fdff79fea681ae4ea79d6b956183ed48e9796b0
Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Volcanic Ash and Aviation Safety : June 21-24, 2004, Hilton Alexandria Mark Center Hotel, Alexandria, Virginia (USA)
United States, Office of Federal Coordinator for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research,
International Conference on Volcanic Ash and Aviation Safety 2004 : Alexandria, Va.)
"In February 1997, the White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security recommended a national goal for government and industry of reducing the fatal aviation accident rate by 80 percent in 10 years. The National Aviation Weather Program Counci...
Natural hazards photograph catalog
Lockridge, Patricia A.
National Geophysical Data Center. World Data Center A for Solid Earth Geophysics.
Key to geophysical records documentation ; no. 20
"Photographs of damage caused by natural hazards represent a unique form of data, which captures the transient consequences of Earth's periodic upheavals. They preserve a permanent record of the sometimes destructive effects that otherwise would be e...
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Earthquake publications : a selective bibliography
Wiley, Christie; Pikula, Linda; Jefferson, Ashley;
NOAA Miami Regional Library. Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory.
Current references (National Oceanographic Data Center (U.S.). Library and Information Services Division) ; 2015-01
NOAA Miami Regional Library disaster information series
"An earthquake is one of the most powerful forces in the world, and often one of the deadliest. According to the United States Geological Survey, the largest earthquake was in Chile on May 22, 1960 and registered 9.5 on the Richter scale. This earthq...
Automated Detection Explosive Volcanic, Eruptions Using Satellite-Derived Cloud Vertical Growth Rates
Pavolonis, M. J.; Sieglaff, J.; Cintineo, J.;
Earth and Space Science, 5(12), 903-928.
Ash rich clouds, produced by explosive volcanic eruptions, are a major hazard to aviation. Unfortunately, explosive volcanic eruptions are not always detected in a timely manner in satellite data. The large optical depth of emergent volcanic clouds g...
Stress Triggering of the 2005 Eruption of Sierra Negra Volcano, Galapagos
Gregg, P. M.; Le Mevel, H.; Zhan, Y.; Dufek, J.; Geist, D.; Chadwick, W. W.;
Geophysical Research Letters, 45(24), 13288-13297.
Extensive vertical deformation (>4.5 m) observed at Sierra Negra volcano Galapagos, Ecuador, between 1992 and the 2005 eruption led scientists to hypothesize that repeated faulting events relieved magma chamber overpressure and prevented eruption. To...


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TI SENTO - Milano blue pendant. The tear-shaped pendant is made of rhodium plated sterling silver and holds a special stone. The stone is a triplet consisting of three layers: the bottom layer is mother of pearl covered with real denim fabric. This is topped with a crystal, which accentuates the denim. The pendant comes with a silver necklace and can be worn alone or combined with multiple pendants from TI SENTO's Mix & Match collection.


Rosa Lee Dassie Blue, 3872 Kennedy Circle, Cocoa, died Saturday in Tampa. She moved to Cocoa in 1963. She was a homemaker and a Protestant. Survivors: son, Henry R. Dassie, Cocoa; sisters, Violet E. Beaty, Detroit, Beatrice Pickens, Estella Phillips, both of Lakeland, Dollie Smith, Cocoa. Visiting hours: 2 to 6 p.m. today. Funeral: 11 a.m. Saturday, Friendship Baptist Church, Sharpes. Stone Funeral Home, Cocoa.


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Production, Music Making & DJing
DJs and Tracklist
By Gagarin, May 19, 2015 in DJing
Gagarin 391
hippy with gadgets
LocationParis / France
Some of the DJ's have the old habbit of keeping the tracklist private. While i respect this approach, i think if a DJ decide to put a mix online for a "free listen" they shall put full tracklist, this is the simplest and the most effective way to thank to the artist. Having no time is no excuse, Having 1-2 unreleased tracks is also no excuse, as partial playlist is better then nothing.
what is your opinion ?
Trala Lama, Noah and =ҒLΦɎD= reacted to this
Trala Lama 10
Event Officer
LocationAmsterdam, NL
I agree that putting a tracklist with a mix is the best option, but sometimes it is hard to describe the actual mix in a linear tracklist.
For instance when mixing more than 2 decks, and fading in and out certain tracks or repeating (parts of) them more then once makes it rather impossible to determine a classic linear tracklist as used by Mixcloud i.e.
(And no way to time-stamp it properly..)
So my opinion is: ''Yes, but...''
=ҒLΦɎD= reacted to this
ancientrealms 42
Track list is a must. It allows the listener to identify those tracks that speak to them and than go support that artist by purchasing said track.
Judge Ming and Fuluf reacted to this
Fuluf 37
LocationEstonia
Aye, like mr. Realms said. In case of multi-layered mixing (is this even a correct term??) it is still important to post the names. It sucks in Mixcloud, indeed, but it still can be managed. Somehow.
Trala Lama reacted to this
=ҒLΦɎD= 113
LocationGhent, Belgium
Tracklists are indeed very important for the support of producers.
But i agree with the fact that it isn't always easy to do it in a propper way, like Trala Lama says.
Also a tracklist will make the set more atractive for the people who are looking for a set they like.
Personally I often check out the tracklist first before I listen to a set.
And time-stamping is a must, but i don't do it every time, mainly i'm a bit lazy sometimes
Trala Lama and Spinnet (One Arc Degree) reacted to this
Spinnet (One Arc Degree) 89
LocationGreece
floyd 2.0 has me covered
Agree Floyd.
I would go further and say that I virtually never listen to a DJ mix that does not have a track listing.
I'm always on the hunt for new music and so the tracklist is a must. Plus, as others have said, it allows the punter to support the artists if they wish to.
Gagarin reacted to this
© Ektoplazm facebook page
Dear DJs, let's have a chat about track listings. To be clear, you are obligated to provide attribution (credit) to the original artists when posting a mix online that features content from Ektoplazm. This is one of the fundamental principles of the Creative Commons licenses that most content on the site is released under: you get free music, labels and artists get a little exposure when you re-use it. I always read DJs giving excuses like "I don't remember what I played" (then take notes or listen to your mix and figure it out), "you can't expect me to post a track list after every set" (we don't; only when you post it online does it really matter), "then other people will know what I played" (that's the point, silly), or "I have unreleased tunes in my set that I don't want to give away" (which doesn't sound like what we're talking about, does it now). Plus you look way more professional when you post a neatly formatted track list. Point being: track lists aren't just nice to have, they're the law
Judge Ming reacted to this
For Creative Commons Licensed music I fully agree with the Ektoplazm post, it's part of the deal to get the music for free.
well, for non "creative commons" is even "harder". We can't publish the mixes with copyrighted tracks without written permission. Those guys want "money", so giving the tracklist allows them to get the money not only from you but from your mix listeners.
No artist will be happy to know that his tracks was used in mix and no chance was given to listeners to discover more of his track and make his name known.
The moral acceptability of trainspotting (figuring out what a DJ is playing) is a longstanding debate in the DJ community
http://djtechtools.com/2017/05/11/trainspotting-djs-tracks-lazy-or-legit/
^ that's quite a conversation on DJTT !!
LocationHelsinki, Finland
I think tracklists should always be published with the mix. Most of the points said in earlier posts but as a small artists I can add that it makes a great deal to see your track in a tracklist of a DJ set
Psilopylot 9
LocationSlovakia & London
I absolutely agree with the idea that DJs must provide track lists when they use other artists music. Give credit where it's due, it's much more laborious to produce that track rather than just mixing it. It's the least the producers deserve. Besides being selfish to have those great tracks for yourself as much as possible is just a shitty way to go about it. If it's your own music you're mixing I don't care what you do, though ideally I'd still like to be able to check them out.


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Q: join same table twice time without lambda expression output is not same I have 2 queries with LINQ first one is lambda expression and second is only standard LINQ. I want to get the same output in both, but the 2nd query doesn't give me an output.
How I can solve this and what is the logic of joining a table 2 times?
 var query1 = _context.UserEdu.Where(x => x.personId == id && x.status ==PersonEducationStatus.SA.ToString())
                        .Join(_context.Educations.Where(x => x.statusCode == ACTIVE), pe => pe.classNum, s => s.classNum, (pe, class) => class)
                        .Join(_context.Educations.Where(x => x.isActive), s => s.eduNum, defaultS => defaultS.eduNum, (class, defaultclass) => new
                        { class, defaultclass.classNum })
                        .Join(_context.EducationDocument.Where(...),
                        s => s.classNum,
                        rd => rd.entity_id,
                        (class, rd) => new
                        {
                            ... output
                        });

    var query2 = (from pedu in _context.UserEdu.Where(x => x.personId == id && x.status == PersonEducationStatus.SA.ToString())
             join class in _context.Educations.Where(x => x.statusCode == ACTIVE) on pedu.classNum equals class.classNum
             join defaultclass in _context.Educations.Where(x => x.isActive) on pedu.classNum equals defaultclass.classNum
             join rd in _context.EducationDocument.Where(...) on defaultclass.classNum equals rd.entity_id
             select new
             {
                ... output same with first query
             });

A: Well,
pedu.classNum equals defaultclass.classNum

Is not
s => s.eduNum, defaultS => defaultS.eduNum

IOW, you have used in second join different keys.


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// Copyright 2019 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

package org.chromium.chrome.browser.autofill_assistant.form;

import android.content.Context;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.CheckBox;
import android.widget.TextView;

import org.chromium.chrome.autofill_assistant.R;
import org.chromium.chrome.browser.autofill_assistant.AssistantTextUtils;
import org.chromium.chrome.browser.autofill_assistant.LayoutUtils;
import org.chromium.chrome.browser.autofill_assistant.user_data.AssistantChoiceList;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/** A form input that allows to choose between multiple choices. */
class AssistantFormSelectionInput extends AssistantFormInput {
    interface Delegate {
        void onChoiceSelectionChanged(int choiceIndex, boolean selected);
        void onLinkClicked(int link);
    }

    private final String mLabel;
    private final List<AssistantFormSelectionChoice> mChoices;
    private final boolean mAllowMultipleChoices;
    private final Delegate mDelegate;
    private final List<View> mChoiceViews = new ArrayList<>();

    public AssistantFormSelectionInput(String label, List<AssistantFormSelectionChoice> choices,
            boolean allowMultipleChoices, Delegate delegate) {
        mLabel = label;
        mChoices = choices;
        mAllowMultipleChoices = allowMultipleChoices;
        mDelegate = delegate;
    }

    @Override
    public View createView(Context context, ViewGroup parent) {
        LayoutInflater inflater = LayoutUtils.createInflater(context);
        ViewGroup root = (ViewGroup) inflater.inflate(
                R.layout.autofill_assistant_form_selection_input, parent,
                /* attachToRoot= */ false);
        TextView label = root.findViewById(org.chromium.chrome.autofill_assistant.R.id.label);
        if (mLabel.isEmpty()) {
            label.setVisibility(View.GONE);
        } else {
            AssistantTextUtils.applyVisualAppearanceTags(label, mLabel, mDelegate::onLinkClicked);
        }

        if (mChoices.isEmpty()) {
            return root;
        }

        ViewGroup checkboxList = root.findViewById(R.id.checkbox_list);
        AssistantChoiceList radiobuttonList = root.findViewById(R.id.radiobutton_list);
        radiobuttonList.setAllowMultipleChoices(false);
        for (int i = 0; i < mChoices.size(); i++) {
            AssistantFormSelectionChoice choice = mChoices.get(i);

            int index = i; // needed for the lambda.
            View choiceView;
            if (mAllowMultipleChoices) {
                choiceView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.autofill_assistant_form_checkbox,
                        checkboxList, /* attachToRoot= */ false);
                checkboxList.addView(choiceView);

                CheckBox checkBox = choiceView.findViewById(R.id.checkbox);
                checkBox.setOnCheckedChangeListener(
                        (compoundButton,
                                isChecked) -> mDelegate.onChoiceSelectionChanged(index, isChecked));
                choiceView.findViewById(R.id.descriptions)
                        .setOnClickListener(
                                unusedView -> checkBox.setChecked(!checkBox.isChecked()));
                checkBox.setChecked(choice.isInitiallySelected());
            } else {
                choiceView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.autofill_assistant_form_radiobutton, null);

                radiobuttonList.addItem(choiceView, /* hasEditButton= */ false,
                        (isChecked)
                                -> {
                            mDelegate.onChoiceSelectionChanged(index, isChecked);
                            // Workaround for radio buttons in FormAction: de-select all other
                            // items. This is needed because the current selection state is not part
                            // of AssistantFormModel (but it should be). TODO(b/150201921).
                            if (isChecked) {
                                for (View view : mChoiceViews) {
                                    if (view == choiceView) {
                                        continue;
                                    }
                                    radiobuttonList.setChecked(view, false);
                                }
                            }
                        },
                        /* itemEditedListener= */ null);
                radiobuttonList.setChecked(choiceView, choice.isInitiallySelected());
            }
            mChoiceViews.add(choiceView);

            TextView choiceLabel = choiceView.findViewById(R.id.label);
            TextView descriptionLine1 = choiceView.findViewById(R.id.description_line_1);
            TextView descriptionLine2 = choiceView.findViewById(R.id.description_line_2);
            AssistantTextUtils.applyVisualAppearanceTags(
                    choiceLabel, choice.getLabel(), mDelegate::onLinkClicked);
            AssistantTextUtils.applyVisualAppearanceTags(
                    descriptionLine1, choice.getDescriptionLine1(), mDelegate::onLinkClicked);
            AssistantTextUtils.applyVisualAppearanceTags(
                    descriptionLine2, choice.getDescriptionLine2(), mDelegate::onLinkClicked);
            hideIfEmpty(choiceLabel);
            hideIfEmpty(descriptionLine1);
            hideIfEmpty(descriptionLine2);
            setMinimumHeight(choiceView, descriptionLine1, descriptionLine2);
        }
        if (mAllowMultipleChoices) {
            checkboxList.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
        } else {
            radiobuttonList.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
        }
        return root;
    }
}


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Joel Barlow Volleyball Experiencing Big Turnaround
Ethan Schloss is one of four seniors helping power a resurgent Joel Barlow volleyball team. Scott Mullin – Redding Pilot
Part of the appeal of each high school sports season is seeing which teams are able to bounce back from disappointing seasons – or stretches of seasons – and start fresh in a new campaign. Teams grow, mature, and improve in a lot of ways in the downtime between seasons and each new season provides a blank slate. This season in boys volleyball Joel Barlow is the team making the most of its blank slate this season.
Over the fourteen previous seasons the CIAC sponsored the boys volleyball championship the Falcons enjoyed some success and some less-than-successful seasons. The high point was a 15-3 season back in 2003 when the Falcons also reached the class M semifinals. The recent history has been less kind with three under .500 seasons in the past four years including a 5-13 campaign last year.
The 2014 season is a completely different story. Third-year coach Chris Lovelett oversees the biggest turnaround in boys volleyball this year with the Falcons sitting comfortably near the top of the class M playoff rankings with a 12-4 record. The 12 wins matches the second-most Joel Barlow has produced in a season and still has a pair of contests left on the regular-season schedule. With a seven-win improvement already guaranteed, the question becomes what is different this season? Not surprisingly the answer is many different things.
"The biggest difference is experience," Lovelett noted in suggesting what has fueled this season's improvement. "We have a few guys who really gained some experience at this level the past few years and have now realized they have the potential and capability to have a good year."
The Falcons' roster features three seniors with extensive varsity experience in Ethan Schloss, Joe Sarich, and Garrett Palmer. Fellow senior Scott Colby joined the team this year, providing additional maturity and fitting in seamlessly with the team concept. While the varsity experience can be useful, there has also been a change in mindset and approach for the Falcons that paid dividends.
In early team meetings the players expressed the sort of expectations and hopes that can be chalked up to youthful exuberance for a team coming off a 5-13 season. Instead, Lovelett worked to change the focus from the big picture to the small picture.
"We have a great group with experience, but I told them 'my focus is to win the first game,'" Lovelett explained. "The goal has been to play out the season game-by-game, putting the focus squarely on volleyball, and putting the focus on the next day."
The focus and experience were put to the test at the very start of the season. In the season-opening match to Darien, Joel Barlow fell behind two-sets-to-none. The Falcons showed its mettle, winning the next three sets – including a spirited 26-24 win in set four – to earn the 3-2 win and open the season on a positive note. For a team trying to make the most of its new season and blank slate and reinforce the new mindset, it was a critical first step.
"Winning that first match the way we did was just huge," Lovelett noted. "To get that win against a good team with a great coach it really validated the message and was a big boost in confidence. We've seen that winning helps confidence and confidence helps winning so starting like that was key."
A key early reinforcement of a mindset is helpful, and experience against good competition is also important. Experience means more than being in familiar positions and having more repetitions under your belt. Experience can also represent a maturation process that makes handling all the situations arising during the course of the season a little bit easier. It is that type of experience which has been another critical piece in the Falcons' turnaround.
"Maturity plays a big part in what we've done this year," Lovelett explained. "We had games last year where we built leads and weren't able to hang on to the leads or pull it out. This year they have had a different mentality and been able to keep the focus and finish off some of those victories."
The increased maturity and on-court success have been exciting developments for Joel Barlow this year. While expectations for translating the regular-season improvement into postseason success may be tempered slightly with two losses apiece against class M teams they might eventually meet in the CIAC postseason, even looking towards what might happen in the postseason runs counter to the philosophy that has helped drive Joel Barlow's improvement.
"We're trying to not lose sight of what has worked this year, and that is keeping the attention on having a winning mentality and the focus on the present tense," Lovelett said. "If we just keep focusing on the next day we continue to see the results we want."
Filed Under: Boys Volleyball, Featured
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ASHFoundation Remembers Alan S. Feldman
Alan S. Feldman died Jan. 23, at age 90 in North Potomac, Maryland. He was an audiologist, served in the U.S. Navy and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees and a PhD in audiology from Syracuse University. Feldman later ran the Communication Disorder Units at Syracuse University and SUNY Upstate Medical Center. He then opened his own practice and promoted autonomy and private practice in audiology.
Feldman served on the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation's Board of Trustees and was a true difference-maker, through his volunteer contributions and as a masterful fundraiser. He donated the first Founder-level gift when Frank R. Kleffner (then the ASHFoundation president) set up the first formal giving program. The ASHFoundation honored Feldman in 2002 for his volunteer contributions and fundraising efforts, which included transforming his passion for golf into an ASHFoundation benefit event featuring LPGA players.
He also served in leadership roles with other organizations, as president of ASHA, and for the New York State Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the New York State Board of Speech Pathology and Audiology.
Alan S. Feldman
Feldman made substantial contributions to audiology and hearing science as a scholar, a prolific writer, an educator and a leader. He received the ASHFoundation's Frank R. Kleffner Lifetime Clinical Career Award and ASHA Honors.
The 1993 ASHA Committee on Honors declared that Feldman altered the course of audiology through his achievements. He worked tirelessly to change the ASHA Code of Ethics to permit audiologists to dispense hearing aids and was at the forefront of environmental hearing issues as an expert on the toxic effects of industrial noise. Feldman published widely on tympanometry and middle-ear measurements, co-authoring a seminal text with Laura Wilbur, "Acoustic Impedance and Admittance: The Measurement of Middle Ear Function." His provocative presidential address in 1981, "The Challenge of Autonomy," is often cited as a turning point in the debate around professional autonomy.
Nancy Minghetti, executive director of the ASHFoundation fondly remembers a story shared by Fred Bess, endowed chair and professor of Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center and Feldman's colleague, when Bess helped the ASHFoundation honor Feldman in Atlanta. In Fred's own words: "Alan Feldman introduced me to the Foundation—and each year he would write me a letter and in a very clever, subtle and persuasive way he would ask me to increase my commitment from the previous year. And I did—and the lesson is this—when Alan is in the neighborhood, tighten your purse strings!"
Many of Feldman's ASHFoundation friends believed that he and golf champion Jack Nicklaus had something in common (if not golf skill level!), as reflected by Jack's quote of wisdom: "Achievement is largely the product of steadily raising one's levels of aspiration and expectation." Feldman lived out this philosophy for the ASHFoundation as a loyal ambassador, and achieved great things on its behalf.


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Google has announced plans to work on a tool called Google PowerMeter. This tool would provide consumers a much detailed picture of their utilities (electricity) bill right on their computer or Ipod. Currently, consumers recieve a flat bill which does not provide any break downs on how much energy is each appliance consuming in the household, or for example, how much energy would they save if they lowered the Air Conditioning or Heating Thermostat by two degrees.
According to Google, "The tool (Google PowerMeter) which will show consumers their electricity consumption in near real-time in a secure iGoogle Gadget. We think PowerMeter will offer more useful and actionable feedback than complicated monthly paper bills that provide little detail on consumption or how to save energy."
Studies show that consumers who are aware of how energy is being consumed are likely to save 5 - 15% on their power consumtion and Hydro bills. To do this consumers and provide consumers with real time energy information, homes must be equipped with advanced energy meters called "smart meters." According to Google, there are currently about 40 million smart meters in use worldwide, with plans to add another 100 million in the next few years.


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Where to go in Bulgaria?
albena, Balkan Holidays, Bansko, beach holidays, Borovets, Bulgaria Holidays, Cheap Holidays, Duni, Golden Sands, Low Cost Holidays, Nessebar, Obzor, Pamporovo, summer holidays, Sunny Beach, Varna, Winter Holidays
Between its Black Sea beaches, family-friendly ski resorts and wild countryside begging to be explored, Bulgaria has something for all seasons. If you're in search of ideas of where to go in Bulgaria for a holiday, some of these might inspire you.
Where to go in Bulgaria in summer
Bulgaria's Black Sea coast beckons with its 378km of coastline. Sunny Beach and Golden Sands give a clue to what to expect from Bulgaria's coast – plenty of sunshine and soft sandy beaches. If you want to discover Bulgaria's lively city life along the Black Sea, head to Varna and stroll along the beautifully landscaped Sea Garden that runs alongside the beach. Explore the port city of Bourgas further south, which combines an attractive pedestrianised town centre with a long seafront garden promenade and some of Europe's richest birdlife in its nearby lakes.
Bourgas, Black Sea Coast, Bulgaria
For a real sense of history, wander the ancient cobbled streets of Unesco-listed Nessebar. If you're looking for mountain adventures, head to Pirin National Park and hike along glacial lakes and through cooling pine forests. Golfers are easily tempted to try the scenic waterside course at Cape Kaliakra, which was designed by Welsh golfer Ian Woosnam.
Where to go in Bulgaria for a beach holiday
There's a dizzying choice of beaches along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast. Sporty types head north to Albena for 5km of Blue Flag sands and dozens of outdoor activities. At Duni, thick forests shelter dunes and a wide sandy beach, while the 10km stretch of soft sands at Ozbor invites lazy days of sunbathing and swimming. The nature reserves surrounding the beach resort of Primorsko give nature-lovers the chance to discover the wildlife of the Black Sea coast. If you like your beaches big and beautiful, flop on Golden Sands, the second-largest resort on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.
Albena Beach Resort, Bulgaria
Where to go in Bulgaria that is family friendly
Sunny Beach's family-friendly Blue Flag coastline goes on for 8km, giving everyone plenty of space to enjoy water sports, beach volleyball, kids' clubs and mini golf. Have a family game of tennis or go horse-riding on the sands before checking out Sunny Beach's two aqua parks. There's family fun in store too at Golden Sands, with children's clubs, bowling and the Aquapolis Waterpark. Next door is the smaller resort of St Konstantin, where you can have a go at water-skiing or just take it easy on a pedalo. For a break from the beach, Bansko in the Pirin Mountains offers an adventure playground on a huge scale. Go cycling and hiking in the hills before chilling out in your hotel spa and swimming in view of some of Bulgaria's most breath-taking landscapes.
Bansko Mountain Resort, Bulgaria
Where to go in Bulgaria in winter
Winter brings its own magic to the mountain ranges of Bulgaria. The main cities of Sofia and Plovdiv show off a full calendar of cultural events, including opera, concerts and theatre. But Bulgaria's ski resorts will inevitably draw you into the country's snow-covered mountains. Surrounded by the dramatic Rila Mountains, Borovets is Bulgaria's oldest and largest ski resort and offers thrilling runs through the pine-covered hills. Further south is Bansko, which has Bulgaria's longest ski season and a cosy town centre where you can sample Bulgarian cuisine in a traditional "mehana" restaurant.
Where to go skiing in Bulgaria
Even if you've never skied before, Bulgaria's ski resorts offer a fabulous and affordable introduction to the sport and the alluring mountain lifestyle. Head south to Pamporovo in the Rhodopi Mountains, where you've got 38km of sunny pistes to try up to a height of 1,937m. There are plenty of gentle slopes for beginners, while intermediates and advanced skiers can tackle the Giant Slalom run. Bansko's state-of-the-art ski lifts cover 75km of pistes and take you to the snowpark where you can practise your tricks. From the highest lift at 2,560m, you can soak up the glorious scenery of the Pirin Mountains. You can reach similar heights at Borovets, where skiers have been whooshing down the slopes since 1896 and lifts go up to 2,560m. There's night skiing, too, if you can't get enough of the slopes during the day. If you like your thrills a little more sedate, step into cross-country skis and glide your way through 35km of trails.
Pamporovo Ski Resort, Bulgaria
Contribution by award-winning travel writer, Mary Novakovich
Labels: albena, Balkan Holidays, Bansko, beach holidays, Borovets, Bulgaria Holidays, Cheap Holidays, Duni, Golden Sands, Low Cost Holidays, Nessebar, Obzor, Pamporovo, summer holidays, Sunny Beach, Varna, Winter Holidays


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Tenuivirus est un genre de virus de la famille des Phenuiviridae, qui comprend huit espèces acceptées par l'ICTV. Ce sont des virus à ARN à simple brin de polarité négative, rattachés au  groupe V de la classification Baltimore. Ils peuvent infecter principalement les plantes, mais aussi des invertébrés.

Étymologie
Le nom générique « Tenuivirus » dérive du latin « tenuis », qui signifie « mince, fin, faible ».

Structure
Les virions consistent en quatre à cinq nucléocapsides non enveloppées, de 3 à 10 nm de diamètre.

Le génome est segmenté et comprend quatre à cinq  segments d'ARN linéaire à simple brin de polarité négative ou ambisens. Le génome complet compte environ 16 kb.

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Groupe V – Virus à ARN simple brin à polarité négative
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THOUGHTSKOTO Thoughtskoto : Attention Parents, Failure to Give A Child Support is a Crime!
The separation between husband and wife is not new to the Philippines. Oftentimes children are number one victims of this especially those children who did not receive any support from a mother of a father.
But don't you know that failure to give child support is a crime and considered child abuse under Republic Act 7610 or An Act Providing for Stronger Deterrence and Special Protection Against Child Abuse, Exploitation, and Discrimination.
An example of this is a case of a father from Naga City, Cebu that could spend up to 24 years in prison for abandoning his two children. Aside from this, the father is mandated to pay each of his children P50,000 as moral damages.
This is after Judge Ester Veloso found the father guilty of two counts of violation of Republic Act 7610.
The father was charged with two counts of violation of the Anti-Child Abuse Law for abandoning his two children, then 15 and 14.
The two children and their mother testifies against the convict.
The daughter said she was only five years old when his father left their mother for another woman. From then, the daughter said, they did not receive any support from their father.
Aside from that, the girl said her father invited her to his house and introduced her to her step-brothers. She said she was hurt because she never felt the love his father showed to his twin sons.
He recalled that his mother was the only one who provided for their needs since their father left them when he was only four years old.
The mother, a public school teacher, said she solely provides everything for her children after her husband left them for another woman.


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Based on Home Union's analysis of single-family rental (SFR) sales data from 2016 through 2017, Indianapolis has the ninth most sought after realty investment market in the country.
"To remain ahead of the market and meet investor demand, we analyzed investor migration patterns and preferences since the beginning of 2016," said the online realty firm's research director Steve Hovland.
According to the list, which was released Dec. 7, the number of home sales increased by 30.4 percent from 2016 through 2017. However, transactions were only made for investment purposes as more than half of the properties purchased had absentee owners.
Chicago tops the list, with a majority of Midwest real estate markets ranking in the top 10. Meanwhile, Tampa, Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale landed at the bottom.
"This list highlights the growing popularity of Midwest real estate markets. Rental properties in these metros are trading at a faster rate than before as their local economies continue to grow, the cost of living is lower than it is in most coastal metros, and median local incomes are keeping pace with home values," Hovland said.
He also explained that vacation home buyers have lost interest in many popular Florida markets due to higher prices. Investors have also become more choosy in purchasing assets in the state.
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An electronic driver logbook makes dispatchers and load planners partially responsible for moving violations, since the devices involve them in planning driver schedules.
Like all electronic gadgets, electronic driver logbooks may malfunction at times. When this happens, you should provide your drivers with paper logbooks and instructions for whom they need to contact for repair. Drivers should also have web-based access to their last seven days of duty records.
Using an electronic driver logbook can inadvertently cause hours-of-service violations. This can occur when a driver reaches his or her drive time limit while on a customer's property. If the shipper makes the driver leave the premises, then doing so can push them over the "legal limit" in terms of hours. Unfortunately, should an accident occur because of the violation, the customer cannot be held liable under current laws.
Electronic driver logbooks do not remove the need to create and enforce a consistent policy when it comes to using company vehicles for personal transportation. For example, suppose a driver drops a trailer off at a terminal and bobtails 50 miles to get home. Is this within or outside of your set guidelines? Whichever is the case, have a standard in place and make sure your people understand it, since the law is fuzzy on this issue.
Play it safe when you're in a regulatory gray zone. For example, current rules give drivers a two-hour duty time extension for factors like severe weather. This does not mean, however, that it's okay to use these exceptions all the time. When in doubt, err on the side of caution.
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John Churchville, a Germantown activist who supports a "green business district" and opposes casinos, has decided to enter the Democratic primary for the Eighth District seat on Philadelphia City Council.
Churchville said the key issues in his campaign will include sustainable job growth, cleaning up the Monoshone Creek and greater outreach by the Council office.
He is active in the Greater Germantown Business Association and promotes HIV/AIDS education through the Liberation Fellowship Community Development Corporation, of which he is chair.
His e-mail said he would like to make Northwest Philadelphia a focal point for "green-collar" jobs in environmental technology, which would mean providing training to district residents in the necessary job skills. He also pledged that, if elected, he would open an office in the district and visit every school in the Eighth, which covers most of Northwest Philadelphia north of the Wissahickon Creek, from Nicetown to Chestnut Hiil.
Donna Reed Miller, the incumbent, announced last month that she would not seek re-election. That set up what is likely to be a crowded Democratic primary in May.
Announced candidates include Cindy Bass, a staffer for U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah (D., Pa.) who finished second to Miller in the 2007 primary, frequent candidate Greg Paulmier of Germantown and Verna Tyner of Tioga, a former Council aide.
One person some expected to run in the Eighth, Council aide Derek Green, announced today that he would not.


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Languibonou est une ville ivoirienne. Elle est également chef-lieu de sous-préfecture issue de la scission de la sous-préfecture de Diabo, dans le département de Botro. Elle est située sur l'axe bitumé qui relie Bouaké à Béoumi.

Situation géographique
Cette sous-préfecture regroupe de nombreux villages modernes : Boukébo, Klêmêklo (Konankro et Ouendé-kouassikro), Saoundi, Gbangahoupri, Gbangahoukan, Yrasuénou, Katokossou, Kondéinou, Ahougnanfoutou, Abolikro, Grau, Andôkro-Kouakou, Gbéhéké, Languikro, Golykro, Kouakoublékro, Lossinkro, Assièblénou, Assinzé, Sanglobo (aussi appelé Alloubo), Akplowabo, Sayêbo, Lokanouan, etc.

Population
Population :  pour l'ensemble de la sous-préfecture dont 1089 au chef-lieu de sous-préfecture.

Les peuples de cette sous-préfecture sont les Baoulés du groupe Gbloh.

La sous-préfecture de Languibonou est grande productrice d'arachide et igname. On y a récemment introduit la culture de l'anacardier.

À l'image de toutes les contrées de la région centre, la sous-préfecture de Languibonou souffre des effets des feux de brousse qui déciment cette belle flore. Elle souffre également de l'exode de ses fils vers les régions forestières de la Côte d'Ivoire, où près de la moitié est établie.

Administration et services de l'État

Représentant de l'état

Abokan Ange Serge, sous-préfet, assure l'administration de la sous-préfecture.

Chef coutumier
Nanan Ndoumou Loukou Edouard est le chef du village de Languibonou. Avec sa notabilité issue des quartiers :

 Wèdèkro,
 Ahougnannou,
 Broukro,
 Boklou
 Ndoumoukro

Il préside un « tribunal » traditionnel chargé avec la notabilité de régler tous les vendredis les affaires pour lesquels les populations ne veulent pas recourir aux tribunaux civils. Cette instance a plus un rôle de médiation et de pacification des différents conflits entre individus et intracommunautaires.

Droit foncier
Dans la région de Languibonou, le mode coutumier domine. Les femmes ne peuvent devenir propriétaires terriennes que par héritage, et si seulement s'il n'existe aucun mâle dans la lignée héritière.

Santé
Languibonou dispose d'un centre de santé avec 3 médecins.

Références

Ville en Côte d'Ivoire


Not sure which is worse: an editorial that wants to eliminate Christianity or one that doesn't realize that it has done so.
His commandment is worthy — and warranted. All of us, no matter our religious traditions, should know better than to tell gay people that they're an offense.
This is not some radical blog. This is Frank Bruni being published in the New York Times.
Not "must be persuaded," but "must be made." Compelled. Forced. And not forced to change our behavior, but forced to change what we believe. Because You Must Approve.
There is really not much you can say in response to such insanity. The idea that this kind of thing should ever be remotely legal in America and pushed by "the newspaper of record" is beyond extreme. "Culture war" isn't a metaphor anymore if this holds up.
Let's just stop there. Are drunkenness and gluttony really never part of some people's unique identity? There are people meeting in rooms saying "I'm an alcoholic" all over this country. And anyone who reads the book of Proverbs will know that this isn't a modern problem. Heavy drinkers existed in the ancient world.
The point Bruni is dancing around is that he wants people to believe that homosexuality is a biologically in-built sexual preference. He doesn't really say it plainly probably because he knows it isn't true, just like many other homosexual scholars.
But the point here is that Bruni thinks he can simply make Christians change what they teach and believe. To change Christian teaching is to make it non-Christian teaching that is just posing. Bruni wants society to eliminate Christianity, and nothing he writes sounds like he is content to use persuasion.


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Ornamentation has been an integral element of music since the birth of sound itself. From the songs of birds to the rustling of leaves, nature is in fact full of the ornamentation of sound. Some might even say that music itself is a form of embellishment; vocal music decorates the spoken word while instrumental music adorns the ear. This concert highlights the incredible discipline of ornamentation, from the Renaissance division to the splendor of the French agrément to the virtuosic Italian passagi of the Baroque featured in music of Matteis, Bertali, Moulinié, Mazzocchi, and selections from Playford's The Division Violin and MS Egerton 2971. From caffeinated energy to buttery lyricism, this concert is sure to embellish any evening!
Photo: Chuck Moses
The late sixteenth century was an exiting and tumultuous time in Europe. England in particular, seemed to have it all: a strong woman at the helm of the thrown, Shakespeare championing the language, and Dowland putting poetry to song. What more could one want in a country? A successful defeat of the Spanish Armada, you say? Well, they had that too! But while the grand invasion of Spanish ships failed, a subtle infiltration of Spanish culture took root in England. And it is here that we have our program's inspiration: the intermingling of English and Spanish culture explored in a journey of melancholic lute songs by Dowland, rollicking English country dances, virtuosic improvisations, and passionate canción culminating with the invigorating Folia.
It is undeniable that Italy at the turn of the 17th century was a seat of artistic revolution and musical innovation. Through the development of new instruments, new virtuosic playing styles, and even new musical mediums (particularly opera), Italy's musical influence eventually permeated the rest of Europe. The speed and acceptance of this synthesis however, varied as countries integrated these trends while maintaining their own cultural identity. We explore this fusion with the music of Lully, LeClair, Handel, Bach, and Scarlatti among others. So, today we can thank Italians for pasta sauce, fast cars, and their musical permeation throughout Europe during the 17th-century!
This program is inspired by Adam and Greg's recording of LeClair: The Complete Sonatas for 2 Violins on the Sono Luminus label.
A somewhat neglected portion of Beethoven's output, his arrangements of over one hundred folk tunes provide a refreshing change of pace in the composer's oeuvre. During the turn of the 19th century Beethoven was one of several composers asked by Scotsman George Thomson to arrange these beloved folk tunes for piano trio and voice as a means of ensuring their preservation. These musical arrangements were then married to texts by some of the Isles' best poets, including Robert Burns. This music is truly transportive, as one finds themselves on a journey through foggy moorlands, finding love, having a pint of brew, and running into the occasional elf or two.
Beethoven alla Britannia is based on a recording from Centaur Records to be released by the artists in 2015.
Members of the continuo group forge a unique bond by creating a single voice with instruments that are quite different from each other. They are, in fact, an orchestra inside an orchestra - the mitochondria inside a cell. Often relegated to this supportive role of accompanying, the instruments of the basso continuo break away from their normal role for this exciting concert featuring these instruments as soloists. Discover the beauty hidden below middle C as the cello, bassoon, theorbo and harpsichord present the music of Telemann, Vivaldi, and Couperin among others. It's all about that bass, no treble!


The South Eastern Circuit seeks a Silk with a criminal practice to attend the South Eastern Circuit Florida Criminal Law Advocacy course, held at the University of Florida, Gainesville, from Sunday 30 July to Friday 4 August 2017.
The course fees, accommodation and flights are funded by the Florida Bar Association. The Successful candidate will be expected to travel to Gainesville in time to attend the course on 30 July 2017.
The South Eastern Circuit is committed to a policy of equal opportunity.
If interested, please send a short covering letter to the Administrator, Aaron Dolan, email: aaron.dolan@southeastcircuit.org.uk by Monday 1 May 2017.
The 2017 course programme is available here.


On the 6th of December we said goodbye to our second home. The place we brought our little girl home to.
I was feeling really fine right until the moment we stood in those empty rooms and closed the door forever. I had a little tear in my eye as I thought about all the lovely memories I have in that house.
Luckily, even though I had to give back the keys, I don't ever have to give back the memories.
For the summer we are living in a summer accommodation place where Myl is working. Then at the end of Jan we are moving near to where Myl studies. It's all pretty exciting. We live much closer to the city and lots of shops and cafes and parks. Lucy is enjoying the city life and I'm looking forward to our first babycino date.
I haven't had regular internet which is why it's been a little quiet on here but it's kinda been nice to just hang out with my little family. I think I might take a bit of a break over the holidays, get some guest posts on here and gear up for a new and exciting LOIKYG initiative for next year.


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Q: How can I address individual outputs of a neural network from a custom Tensorflow loss function? I'd like to implement a custom loss function (specifically for this) for training a NN in Tensorflow, in which NN has two outputs, and the loss function is a formula involving both outputs and the expected output. How can I individually adress those? Examples from tensorflow it looks e.g. like:
def mean_absolute_percentage_error(y_true, y_pred):
  y_pred = ops.convert_to_tensor(y_pred)
  y_true = math_ops.cast(y_true, y_pred.dtype)
  diff = math_ops.abs(
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  return 100. * K.mean(diff, axis=-1)

What exactly are the tensors passed in here as y_true - what shape do they have? I haven't been able to find any documentation about that. All the examples I've seen for custom losses just calculate all outputs at once, whereas I need to pick out individual outputs.
Please note: I cannot define the network into two outputs and define a separate loss for each output, as the Model.compile documentation allows / as it is done here, since the loss function is a function of all three values.

A: I didn't find documentation about the shape of the parameters y_pred and y_true, but the following seems to work: to access individual outputs (assuming the output is onedimensional) you can slice on the last axis of the tensor: e.g. y_pred[..., 0:1] is the first output, y_pred[..., 1::2] is every odd numbered output, y_true[..., 0::2] every even numbered label and so forth.


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