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From AI to mixed reality: Inside Microsoft's Future Decoded event
By Ambrose McNevin2017-11-10T11:48:00+00:00
The themes of mixed reality, artificial intelligence and quantum computing took centre stage at a Microsoft-hosted tech event in London.
Micrsoft Future Decoded conference in London
Future Decoded is a conference for customers and partners of the tech giant which was held in London over two days at the start of this month.
Discussions about the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) were much in evidence.
Microsoft's approach to AI is as a service delivered from its Azure cloud delivered through a network of large scale data centres and smaller edge based technologies.
Also on the agenda was Microsoft's Quantum Computing software program development which uses what is known as Topological Qubits code, described as "a robust type of quantum bit that Microsoft believes will serve as the basis for a scalable, general purpose quantum computer system."
Microsoft plans to release Quantum Computing developer code before then end of the year.
So while AI and mixed reality (MR) are being deployed today, quantum computing represents the future.
Read more Artificial intelligence: A catalyst for change in broadcasting
It was in the applications of VR, AR and now mixed reality (MR) that there are implications for broadcasters, explained Oliver Kibblewhite, Head of Special Projects at Rewind, a UK based VR and digital production studio.
Rewind has been working with content owners and live sport event companies to provide mixed reality immersive experiences. It is probably most famous for Home, its multi award-winning VR immersive International Space Station spacewalk experience developed with BBC Studios and BBC Digital Storytelling.
One of its recent projects was the development and application of a solution called Flight Deck. A major use case is enhancing the experience of live sport working with Microsoft HoloLens and the Red Bull Air Race. He says the challenge is to provide a track-like experience at home with all of the extra information you get from a broadcast.
Microsoft's HoloLens on display
"If you go to the race and watch these incredible pilots fly around these amazing tracks, you see the sport is complicated but it is difficult to understand the complexity involved in flying around these huge inflatable cones; the speed and accuracy are what make the sport a challenge and are the basis of the competition.
"Sitting in the stands it is hard to tell who is winning. You are mostly just waiting for a time at the end of a run. But there is much more information and data at play. Having that available through a HoloLens gives spectators real insight and engagement with the sport. So we took what you see at the race and overlaid that with information.
"This can mean you can measure against past performance, making comparisons with previous runs. You can look at historical information for a performance and have a much more immersive and the inclusion of realtime telemetry will enhance it further."
Extending use cases to areas such as watching football in a large stadium or at home can potentially open up more possibilities.
"We're already used to experiencing sports such as football by second screen, third screen or even, fourth screen content…rarely in sport [even in broadcast] are we looking at a single piece."
On the question of how traditional broadcasters who own and distribute content are engaging with MR, Kibblewhite says Rewind is having conversations with most of the large players.
Having worked with BBC Studios on Home he says all broadcasters are now looking at their traditional content and how it will translate onto AR, VR and MR.
Often the answer is, it doesn't.
There exists a huge amount of content that works beautifully within a frame, on a TV screen to be consumed on a Sunday afternoon, he says.
Kibblewhite offers one interesting test case which provided some surprising results.
BBC light entertainment juggernaut Strictly Come Dancing is one of the broadcaster's most popular programmes.
BBC's Stricly Come Dancing in 360 degrees
People might think, "wouldn't it be great to experience Strictly Come Dancing in 360 degrees" says Kibblewhite.
However, what Rewind discovered when providing a 360-degree immersive experience of Strictly was the impact of personal choice of user experience.
In one example a viewer chose not to look at the dancing, preferring instead to focus on a member of the band.
"Mixed reality solutions built on great experiences" - Microsoft
"He was placed virtually in the middle of the dance floor and people are dancing around him, but he spent the entire time looking at one thing. This gentleman played the cello so he spent his entire time watching the professional cello player in the orchestra. So for him, that was the story.
"For broadcast, the potential is for people to engage with the part of the narrative they are interested in and focus on that. Not what is dictated by the editor of the show."
There will be more developments in MR, some of which Microsoft will be hoping to lead. In July this year, Microsoft announced its Mixed Reality Partner Program for its Hololens technology targeting creative agencies and systems integrators.
The company said it wants firms that create "mixed reality solutions built on great experiences — and those experiences require both a creative design component and a strong competency in application and infrastructure integration and deployment".
As well as its efforts in the space of MR Microsoft is developing cloud-based AI.
For Microsoft, the advent of AI is being baked into its solutions as part of what it sees are the big industry trends.
According to Jean-Philippe Courtois, EVP and President, Microsoft Global Sales, Marketing & Operations at Microsoft, there are three big tech driven shifts going on in business.
"The first is building the experience for your customers with multiple devices and which is multi-sense. You can start with typing. You can continue with statements when you use your voice, and use your emotion with mixed reality and more."
"The second big shift has to do with AI infusing everything you do as a company to bring intelligence at the speed of light to your customers"
"The third big shift is also the emergence of this efficient frontier called the 'intelligent edge'. Here we can enable you to develop, deploy and manage company intelligence on the edge. This will use micro services, using [software] containers, and use server less technologies. These are the three big shifts we see happening in the market place every single day to disrupt the world of business".
According to Andrew Morgan, Head of Data Science at KPMG, the scope of AI will move quickly beyond that of just making low value decisions.
In a session titled 'AI in the Boardroom', Morgan said that the current wisdom is that humans make high value decisions while robots make the low value decisions, but human ability to make high value decisions is usually constrained by low data quality and decision velocity.
However, AI is not a panacea any more than all content requires immersive multi-platform experience. The shift in behaviour on the part of the content owners, distributors and consumers is accelerating but for now the day when the machines will make the big decisions are still a very long way off.
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IN RE: STONE'S ESTATE.
District Court of Appeal, Second District, Division 3, California.
IN RE: STONE'S ESTATE. BOMASH v. STONE ET AL.
Decided: January 29, 1943
Dudley Robinson, of Los Angeles, for appellant. Jerry Giesler, of Los Angeles, and Ward Sullivan, of San Francisco, for respondents.
The contest as to the facts in this will contest case narrowed down as the trial progressed until the question before the jury finally became simply this: Did the witnesses subscribe their names to the will of Abner H. Stone during his lifetime or was it after his death? To a special interrogatory which covered this question, the jury gave an answer indicating its belief that the witnesses' names had been placed on the will after Abner H. Stone's death. We have reached the conclusion, which was first reached by the trial judge, that the evidence did not warrant the jury making the answer that it gave. We are further of the opinion that the evidence did support the trial court's determination that the will was duly executed. The order and judgment dismissing the will contest, notwithstanding the jury's verdict, and admitting the will to probate, from which the appeal before us was taken, are therefore to be affirmed.
The critical issue on this appeal will emerge as free from complexity as was the ultimate question of fact at the trial. These proceedings were inaugurated by the action of Jerome Stone and Josef Widoff, named as executors in the will of Abner H. Stone, in filing a petition offering the will for probate. There is no reason to doubt that the offered document, dated February 5, 1939, was signed, at its end, by Abner H. Stone, and that the names "Joseph Loeb" and "Celia LeVee" appearing just after his signature and introduced by the words "Witnessed by," were the signatures of the persons bearing those names who, as witnesses at the trial, testified that they had signed their names as witnesses to the will.
However, Fannie Bomash, a sister of Abner H. Stone, to whom $10 was devised, did doubt the due execution of the purported will and filed "Grounds of opposition to Probate of Will." Answers were filed by the two named as executors and by some seven of the legatees. Of the three grounds of opposition advanced by the contestant, the first and third grounds disappeared during the course of the contest, leaving only the contention that the will had not been duly executed in that, among other things, those who "witnessed" the will were neither requested to do so by Abner H. Stone nor did they do so in his presence. As the instrument in question was typewritten, it obviously could not be admitted as an holographic will. Probate Code, § 53. Its validity depended, therefore, on compliance with section 50, Probate Code, the last of whose requirements is: "There must be at least two attesting witnesses, each of whom must sign the instrument as a witness, at the end of the will, at the testator's request and in his presence." The absence of a statement on the instrument itself showing that this provision had been complied with, does not affect its validity as a will (In re Estate of Pitcairn, 1936, 6 Cal.2d 730, 732, 59 P.2d 90, 92), but absence of the facts is fatal. In re Estate of Krause, 1941, 18 Cal.2d 623, 625, 117 P.2d 1, 2. The contestant, therefore, had a good ground upon which to stand if she could fortify it by competent evidence.
A contestant's task is apt to prove a difficult one, and the appellant found it to be so in this case, for she had the burden, not merely of proceeding to meet a prima facie case made by the petitioner, but of proving at least one ground of her contest, and, as it developed, that which she had to prove was a negative. Since the four–to–three decision in Re Estate of Latour, 1903, 140 Cal. 414, 73 P. 1070, 74 P. 441, the law of this state has been as restated in Re Estate of Relph, 1923, 192 Cal. 451, 458, 221 P. 361, 364: "When a will is contested before probate there are two separate and distinct proceedings pending before the court. One is the petition for the probate of the will. The other is the contest of the probate of the will. [In re] Estate of Latour, 140 Cal. 414, 73 P. 1070, 74 P. 441; [In re] Estate of McDermott, 148 Cal. 43, 49, 82 P. 842; [In re] Estate of Cullberg, 169 Cal. 365, 146 P. 888. The petition for the probate of a will is distinctly a proceeding in rem. [In re] Estate of Baker, 170 Cal. 578, 585, 150 P. 989; [In re] Estate of Allen, 176 Cal. 632, 169 P. 364. The petitioner or proponent appears therein as plaintiff and tenders to all of the world all of the issues of fact relevant to the ultimate question of the validity of the will. While all persons interested in the estate are in a sense parties defendant thereto, there are no defendants in the sense of active parties litigant in this proceeding. It is in a sense an ex parte proceeding, in which the burden rests upon the petitioner to prove all the material allegations of his petition, whether denied or not, and the responsibility is upon the court to guard and protect the interests of all persons interested therein. The contest of a will, on the other hand, while a proceeding in rem, is at the same time an adversary proceeding, the parties to which consist, on the one hand, of those persons interested in the estate who have appeared and filed written grounds of opposition to the probate of the will (commonly referred to as the contest), and, on the other hand, those persons interested in the will who have appeared and filed written answer thereto. The only issues of fact involved therein are those which are framed by the allegations of the contest and the denials of the answer. [In re] Estate of Gregory, 133 Cal. 131, 136, 65 P. 315. As to those issues the burden of proof rests upon the contestants ([In re] Estate of Latour, supra; [In re] Estate of Dolbeer, 149 Cal. 227, 86 P. 695, 9 Ann.Cas. 795; [In re] Estate of Cullberg, 169 Cal. 365, 146 P. 888), and the proponents are not called upon to submit any evidence until the contestants shall have produced some evidence legally sufficient to support their allegations upon one or more of those issues. If the contestants fail to produce such evidence, the decision of the contest must be against them, even though the proponents produce no evidence therein whatsoever. [In re] Estate of Latour, supra, 140 Cal. [at page] 421, 73 P. 1070, 74 P. 441. * * *" See, also, In re Estate of Henderson, 1925, 196 Cal. 623, 636, 238 P. 938, 942. The sentence with which section 1312, Code of Civil Procedure, formerly ended, "On the trial, the contestant is plaintiff and the petitioner is defendant," which was deemed of significance in the Latour decision, is now the opening sentence of section 371, Probate Code. No change in the rule has been made by the adoption of the Probate Code; the burden is on the contestant to prove his case, and if his case is that the will was not duly executed (as was true in Re Estate of Latour) he must prove this negative.
There is a vital difference, in such a case, between the duty of going forward with the proof and the burden of proving the ground made the basis of the contest. If the contestant had only the burden of going forward, then his task would be accomplished by evidence which had the effect of destroying the prima facie case made by the petitioner. This could be done, for example, by so impeaching the petitioner's subscribing witnesses that the trier of fact would be disposed to disregard their testimony, with the result that the petitioner's prima facie case would no longer exist. But that is not the situation that pertains when the contestant is regarded as the plaintiff in an action independent of the proceeding to probate the will. The testimony of the petitioner's witnesses, in this case, was taken out of the hearing of the jury, and this was proper. In re Estate of Henderson, supra, 1925, 196 Cal. 623, 635, 238 P. 938, 942. When the contestant later called those same witnesses to testify that they had subscribed their names to the will at the request of Abner H. Stone and in his presence and in the presence of each other, they were the contestant's witnesses, and if their testimony was entirely eliminated from the case, "the jury would have been compelled to find against the contestants upon the issue of nonexecution, unless they produced some evidence which tended affirmatively to prove such nonexecution." In re Estate of Relph, supra, 1923, 192 Cal. 451, 461, 221 P. 361, 365.
The question before us appears, therefore, to be simple in its elements. As the order for the entry of a judgment notwithstanding the verdict should not have been granted unless there was "no evidence of sufficient substantiality to support a verdict in favor of plaintiff" (In re Estate of Leahy, 1936, 5 Cal.2d 301, 303, 54 P.2d 704, 705, repeating a portion of a quotation in Re Estate of Lances, 1932, 216 Cal. 397, 400, 14 P.2d 768, respecting the like rule as to a directed verdict), it follows that our problem has been resolved to finding an answer to this question: Did the contestant, or anyone, produce any evidence, including of course any inference reasonably to be drawn, which tended affirmatively to prove that the will of Abner H. Stone had not been duly executed?
We find no such evidence. There is evidence which supports these facts constituting a part of the contestant's theory of what happened. Abner H. Stone typewrote that which he intended should be his will, making an original and a carbon impression, both of which he signed. The original impression he had Jerome Stone place in his (Abner's) safe deposit box; the other he left in Jerome's possession. Eight days after Abner's death, which occurred on April 18, 1939, Abner's safe deposit box was opened in the presence of a county official, the two petitioners named as executors, the contestant, and several others, not including the subscribing witnesses, and the fact was at once discovered that the "will," which was the original impression and which had been in the box, had not been witnessed. About an hour after the party left the safe deposit vault and bank, Jerome reappeared at the bank with the carbon impression of the will, bearing the names of two subscribing witnesses. This was the document which was offered for probate and which the court received.
The jury could have concluded also that sufficient time elapsed, between Jerome's departure from and his return to the bank, for him to have obtained the carbon copy from his own safe deposit box, to have secured the attendance of the two subscribing witnesses at the office of his co–executor, Josef Widoff, who had been Abner's "family lawyer," and for them to have subscribed their names as witnesses on the carbon impression. All this could have happened––we need not note the details of evidence which support this theory of events––but there is no evidence that any of it did happen other than that, within the time allotted, Jerome did obtain possession of the carbon will, report to the office of Josef Widoff, and then reappear at the bank. This, of course, falls far short of proof that the will which was admitted to probate was not signed by the witnesses until after Abner's death. There is much evidence, which we need not detail, that warranted the jury in disregarding, because untrustworthy, the testimony of Jerome, of the two subscribing witnesses and of other witnesses, but, as we have already noted, the effect of destroying all their testimony was not to produce evidence and that it was the contestant's burden to do.
A circumstance not yet related, attending the opening of Abner's safe deposit box, is deemed particularly significant by the contestant. To evaluate its significance we should know that the story of the two subscribing witnesses was such that, if true, it would follow that Jerome was present when the will was witnessed and knew that the event had taken place. From the reaction of Jerome to the discovery that the document found in the vault was not witnessed, aided by other evidence, the jury was fully justified, it seems to us, in concluding that at that moment Jerome neither knew that a will to be valid had to be witnessed nor that there was in existence one which had been witnessed. This of itself would serve to discredit the two subscribing witnesses, and also Jerome, all of whom had detailed the witnessing of the will in his presence. But there remains a fact not disputed, that the carbon impression bore the signatures of the two witnesses. This fact of itself, it has been held, is evidence that a will has been duly executed. In re Estate of Braue, 1941, 45 Cal.App.2d 502, 114 P.2d 386, relying upon In re Estate of Pitcairn, supra, 1936, 6 Cal.2d 730, 59 P.2d 90. That the subscribing witnesses did not state the truth in relating that Jerome was present when they placed their names upon the document, the jury had reason to believe. That it was not witnessed as required by the statute (section 50, Probate Code) the jury may have had reason to suspect, but there was no evidence to support their conclusion that it had not been.
As there was no evidence tending affirmatively to prove that the will, which was admitted to probate, was not duly executed, the trial court properly ordered a judgment dismissing the contest, notwithstanding the verdict of the jury. This left pending for decision the matter of the petition that the will be admitted to probate. There can be no question that the trial court's decision to admit the will to probate was amply supported by the evidence.
The judgment and order appealed from are affirmed.
BISHOP, Justice pro tem.
DESMOND, P. J., and SHINN, J., concur.

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Q: Changing from Xmappr to BeanIO When I want to specify the attribute for XML element in java class with Xmappr annotations, I use @Attribute annotation, e.g:
exampleclass.java:
@Attribute("Code")
private String code;

And it is mapping the attribute Code for Brand element
Brand.xml:
<Brand Code="123">
    <Description>Name</Description>
    <BrandName>true</BrandName>
</Brand>

My task is to change the Xmappr annotations to BeanIO.
The single element(without attribute) I can map with @Field annotation, e.g:
@Field(xmlName="Description")
Private String description;

So the question is, how do I get the attribute Code to java class with BeanIO?
Do I need to change xml to:
<Brand>
    <BrandCode>123</BrandCode>
    <Description>Name</Description>
    <BrandName>true</BrandName>
</Brand>

and than use a @Field annotation on Code,
or there is other way to do it?

A: You can use

@Field(xmlType=XmlType.ATTRIBUTE)

Your code then becomes:
@Field(xmlName="Code", xmlType=XmlType.ATTRIBUTE)
private String code;

EDIT - expanding the answer
From the documentation:

5.7 Fields
A field is mapped to XML using the field's xmlType attribute, which defaults to element. The field XML type can be set to element, attribute, text, or none.

And in

6.2 Annotations
When using annotations, it is strongly recommended to explicitly set the position (using at) for all fields and segments. BeanIO does not guarrantee the order in which annotated components are added to a layout.
Annotation settings are generally named according to their mapping file counterparts and follow the same convention as well.

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Eclat in the National Council because of the Hungarian visit
March 20, 2019 by switzerland
During the visit of the President of the Hungarian Parliament in the Federal Parliament leave national councils of SP and Greens in protest to the House of the National Council. "A spontaneous action," says SP leader Roger Nordmann. "An inappropriate insult," reprimands SVP boss Albert Rösti.
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The President of the Hungarian Parliament, László Kövér, is now visiting the president of the National Council, Marina Carobbio Guscetti (photo).
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The SP faction left the hall almost in protest. The leader of the faction Roger Nordmann, however, remained in the room – out of respect for the institution.
The SP protested against the policy of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
SVP chief Albert Rösti is bothered by the "inappropriate insult".
Hungarian parliamentary president László Kövér is visiting the Bundeshaus today – and this morning he is also accompanying the National Council debate.
But when it came to scandal: When President of the National Council, Marina Carobbio Guscetti (52, IT) welcomed the Hungarian delegation in the visitors' gallery, left almost all the SP Group and Greens in protest against Hungarian policy in the hall.
SP-Nordmann: "I understand my colleagues"
"It was a spontaneous action for aversion to the regime of Viktor Orban, who assumes increasingly authoritarian movements," says Roger Nordmann (45, VD), leader of the SP faction. He was surprised himself.
"But I was in the room out of respect for the Hungarian Parliament as an institution, because a parliament is important as a counterweight to an authoritarian government," Nordmann said.
But he does not want to condemn the action of his party cigarettes. "I understand my colleagues."
SVP-Rösti: 'improper insult'
SVP president Albert Rösti (51, BE) has no sympathy for the left's action: "I consider this quite inappropriate, a great insult and disregard for the practice of a democratically elected President of the Parliament."
Moreover, "how grateful can we be to Hungary that at least this country has joined the Dublin Agreement". "It secured its external border against economic migrants and thus facilitated the asylum crisis for the whole of Europe, at least in the short term," Rösti praises Eastern Europeans.
Discussions on European themes
By the way, more talks between Carobbio Guscetti and Kövér are planned for the visit to Bern. The focus will be on bilateral and interparliamentary relations between Switzerland and Hungary.
However, the two will also address issues currently affecting Europe, such as Brexit, the European elections in 2019, relations between Switzerland and the EU, and migration.
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With median house prices in Sydney having reached $700,000, Australia is now on the list of global property hotspots. Over the past two decades the country has seen some of the fastest rising house prices in the world.
Residential property has increased by 283% since the end of 1995, compared to 194% in the UK, 181% in New Zealand, and 118% in the US.
Runaway house prices are not just a problem for first-timer buyers or families struggling to meet mortgage repayments – they can also restrict growth and wreak havoc with the economy.
Australia's investment in property, at $5.5 trillion, is almost double the $3 trillion invested in the stock market. The $1.37 trillion we owe in mortgages and home loans is equivalent to 60 per cent of all lending – way more than credit card debt and lending to business combined.
No wonder that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the regulator APRA are nervous. Under normal circumstances the RBA might have stepped in and increased interest rates to calm the market, however that would risk stalling the recovery after the end of the resources boom. Instead, for the past six months it has been trying to talk the market down.
Buy why have prices risen so high – and why are there such wide variations between prices in different areas? Are current house prices sustainable or is the bubble about the burst?
There are a number of general factors which are placing upwards pressure on prices. Firstly, historically low interest rates make it easier to pay off a loan, which encourages people to borrow to buy property. It means low returns for savers too, so investing in property becomes a more attractive option than leaving their money in the bank or alternatively risking the volatility of the stock market.
Given the huge rise in the number of self-managed superannuation funds, individuals have more to invest and inevitably some of that money will go into property.
There is no doubt the market is also being fuelled by negative gearing – which allows investors to offset any losses on property against other income for tax purposes. Figures from the Australian Tax Office show that 1.3 million taxpayers made losses on investment property in the 2011-12 tax year, equivalent to about two-thirds of all those with an investment property.
The difference reflects the way in which these two established cities have become the focus of economic activity and investment since the end of the resources boom. Whereas at one time residents may have headed for Brisbane or Perth to take up jobs in the mining industry, now the flow of labour is heading the other way as people from mining areas seek work elsewhere. These growing populations in Sydney and Melbourne are creating increased demand for housing.
The two cities are attracting international investors too, particularly Chinese and Canadians. These foreign nationals are often blamed for inflating property prices but as they account for just 5% of purchasers, and their investment is largely confined to inner city areas, in reality they only have a limited influence on the market.
Prices in Sydney rose by 14.8% last year and in Melbourne by 11%. In my view both cities are approaching the top of cycle, and there are signs that the market for inner city apartments is overheating in some areas.
Certainly prices cannot keep rising at the current rate as the situation would become unsustainable. Without an increase in wages, there is a limit to how much landlords can put up rents. Therefore if house prices continue to rise, returns for investors will eventually decrease to an unacceptable level.
However, talk of a property bubble is an exaggeration. There is still a lot of confidence in the market and, although the resources boom may be over, there is no sign of an imminent recession or other factors that could precipitate a crash.
With a growing population and limited supply, house prices in Sydney and Melbourne are underpinned by demand. The market may dampen down but it will not collapse.
One of the metrics often cited by analysts is the ratio of house prices to wages. By this measure, Australian home prices – at six to seven times the average wage – are 'severely unaffordable'. However they remain low by comparison with many other locations such as Shanghai, where prices are over 30 times income and in Taiwan, where they are 20 times income.
What's more, demographics have changed since this metric was first introduced. There are often two people in a household working and we tend to have more spare cash these days. Comparing house prices with disposable income might be a more meaningful comparison and would make prices look more reasonable.
If prices do continue rising, however, the government will need to step in at some point but there is no easy solution. Imposing limits on the amount people can borrow and forcing buyers to put down bigger deposits, as countries like the UK have done, risks hurting first-time buyers, while baby boomers sitting on large buy-to-let portfolios would simply borrow against the value of their existing properties.
Looking ahead, one uncertain factor will be whether the housing bubble bursts in China and if so, how that will affect our own market. House prices in China are well above Australian levels. Many Chinese regard Australia as a way to diversify their property investments and a property crash could encourage them to take more money out of their own country and invest here.
So where does this leave Queensland? Brisbane hasn't seen the same price rises as Sydney and Melbourne. While there have been a lot of apartments built and the market has been fairly slow, prices do appear undervalued by comparison. For those considering buying a property, right now Brisbane might be a good bet.
Clive Warren is an Associate Professor in Property Studies at UQ Business School. His primary research interests are in Property and Facilities Management, Property economics and valuation, Sustainable development, Workplace efficiency and Corporate Real Estate Procurement.


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Q: Trying to fetch data from self signed server using swift, for iOS app developement first I tried info.plist way, to make my site an exception using
<key>NSAppTransportSecurity</key>
<dict>
    <key>NSExceptionDomains</key>
    <dict>
        <key>service.medimetry.dev</key>
        <dict>
            <key>NSRequiresCertificateTransparency</key>
            <false/>
            <key>NSThirdPartyExceptionMinimumTLSVersion</key>
            <string>TLSv1.2</string>
            <key>NSThirdPartyExceptionRequiresForwardSecrecy</key>
            <true/>
            <key>NSThirdPartyExceptionAllowsInsecureHTTPLoads</key>
            <false/>
            <key>NSExceptionMinimumTLSVersion</key>
            <string>TLSv1.2</string>
            <key>NSExceptionAllowsInsecureHTTPLoads</key>
            <true/>
            <key>NSExceptionRequiresForwardSecrecy</key>
            <true/>
        </dict>
    </dict>
</dict>

Still shows the error "An SSL error has occurred and a secure connection to the server cannot be made."
After tried like 5 different variants of upper code, i started looking for another angle.
I tried swiftHTTP way to bypass SSL Authentication using this code
func getAllReminders () {
    do {
        let opt = try HTTP.GET("https://service.medimetry.dev/api/v2/reminders")
        var attempted = false
        opt.auth = { challenge in
            if !attempted {
                attempted = true
                return URLCredential(forTrust: challenge.protectionSpace.serverTrust)
            }
            return nil
        }

        opt.start { response in
            if let err = response.error {
                print("error: \(err.localizedDescription)")
                return //also notify app of failure as needed
            }
            print("opt finished: \(response.description)")

            print("Response Loggin starts >>>")
            print(response.data)
            print("<<< Response Loggin ends")
        }
    } catch let error {
        print("got an error creating the request: \(error)")
    }
}

I got this error '"challenge.protectionSpace.serverTrust" do not match available overloads' tried finding a way around, just couldn't.
then google all packages for http and found Alamofire
also had same issue, tried googling around and found this write this code
func getAllReminders () {
    defaultManager.request("https://service.medimetry.dev/api/v2/reminders").responseJSON { response in
        print("Request: \(String(describing: response.request))")   // original url request
        print("Response: \(String(describing: response.response))") // http url response
        print("Result: \(response.result)")                         // response serialization result

        if let json = response.result.value {
            print("JSON: \(json)") // serialized json response
        }

        if let data = response.data, let utf8Text = String(data: data, encoding: .utf8) {
            print("Data: \(utf8Text)") // original server data as UTF8 string
        }
    }
}

let defaultManager: Alamofire.SessionManager = {
    let serverTrustPolicies: [String: ServerTrustPolicy] = [
        "127.0.0.1:443": .disableEvaluation,
        "service.medimetry.dev:443": .disableEvaluation,
        "https://service.medimetry.dev:443": .disableEvaluation,
        "127.0.0.1:80": .disableEvaluation,
        "service.medimetry.dev:80": .disableEvaluation,
        "https://service.medimetry.dev:80": .disableEvaluation,
        ]

    let configuration = URLSessionConfiguration.default
    configuration.httpAdditionalHeaders = Alamofire.SessionManager.defaultHTTPHeaders

    return Alamofire.SessionManager(
        configuration: configuration,
        serverTrustPolicyManager: ServerTrustPolicyManager(policies: serverTrustPolicies)
    )
}()

but again this response
2017-08-03 16:29:34.369747+0530 Reminders System[5364:433698] [] nw_coretls_callback_handshake_message_block_invoke_3 tls_handshake_continue: [-9812]
2017-08-03 16:29:34.369 Reminders System[5364:433712] NSURLSession/NSURLConnection HTTP load failed (kCFStreamErrorDomainSSL, -9813)
Request: Optional(https://service.medimetry.dev/api/v2/reminders)
Response: nil
Result: FAILURE
Data:
I have spent hours on this issue, please tell me what I am doing wrong. any fix in above mentioned code, or any other way around, while going in production i will have all the right servers but just need a way around in debug mode.
In alamofire i have tried this. Also if there is easy way using justHTTP pod.
For server i am using laravel valet with secure flag on.

A: Just add only these keys in your plist
<key>NSIncludesSubdomains</key> <true/>
<key>NSTemporaryExceptionAllowsInsecureHTTPLoads</key> <true/>
<key>NSTemporaryExceptionMinimumTLSVersion</key> <string>TLSv1.1</string>

And it should work for self signed certificate


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La circonscription de Central Devon est une circonscription électorale anglaise située dans le Devon, et représentée à la Chambre des Communes du Parlement britannique depuis 2010 par Mel Stride du Parti conservateur.

Géographie
La circonscription comprend:
Une partie du district non-métropolitain de West Devon
La ville de Crediton et Ashburton

Députés
Les Members of Parliament (MPs) de la circonscription sont:

Résultats électoraux

Références

 Carte des circonscriptions du Royaume-Uni — Ordnance Survey (Service cartographique du Royaume-Uni)

Voir aussi

Circonscription électorale dans le Devon

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Naomi Ling has twenty years' experience as an advocate and is sought after as a specialist in both employment law and pensions law. Her practice covers a wide range of fields, including whistleblowing and discrimination claims in the employment tribunal, black letter pensions trusts issues in the High Court, and Human Rights, public law and professional negligence issues across her areas of specialism. She has appeared unled in the Court of Appeal on a number of occasions.
Naomi is frequently instructed in complex and sensitive employment claims, particularly those relating to whistleblowing and discrimination, including indirect discrimination claims where objective justification is an issue and claims with human rights elements. She has also recently been involved in working time claims, claims for unlawful deductions from wages and blacklisting claims. Naomi also acts in and advises on TUPE claims, particularly those with a pensions element, and has significant experience in civil claims for breach of contract including restrictive covenants.
Naomi is currently involved in major ongoing Part 8 proceedings relating to rectification and trust based issues, acting for the representative beneficiaries and led by Keith Bryant QC. She is also instructed, unled, in a substantial Part 7 claim for professional negligence. Naomi also regularly acts in claims relating to Beckmann issues, claims relating to a wide range of employees' entitlements, and other claims relating to the employer's and administrator's duty of care to provide information on pensions entitlements. She has considerable expertise in the developing area of human rights law relating to pensions, via Article 14 and A1P1 of the ECHR.
Recent highlights include:
acting for 200 judges in the landmark case of McCloud v Lord Chancellor, relating to age discrimination in public sector pension schemes, led by Andrew Short QC;
Representing a retired police officer who was subject to massive tax liabilities as a result of negligence in the case of Corsham v Chief Constable of Essex, and
defending the Department of Transport as specialist pensions counsel within an 11-strong team against a claim by Stagecoach and others in respect of the 2019 Rail Franchising procurement process.
Naomi has been described as 'a brilliant legal mind', 'tenacious and driven' and 'fearless in litigation'. She is also said to have 'great client care skills' and enjoys working as part of a team and forging a mutually supportive relationship with professional and lay clients alike.
Naomi is an experienced and sought after barrister, instructed by claimants and respondents in individual and multiparty claims, across a broad range of employment law issues. She regularly appears led and unled before the ET, EAT and Court of Appeal.
Naomi was appointed to the Attorney General's A Panel of Counsel in September 2020 and is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association, the Discrimination Law Association, the Industrial Law Society and the Employment Law Bar Association.
Notable Employment & Discrimination cases
Thandi v Next Retail Limited
Representing claimants in a group equal pay claim – extending the current retain claims beyond the supermarket sector.
Page v The Lord Chancellor [2021] EWCA Civ 254
Representing the Lord Chancellor in the appeal of a claim that the removal of the Appellant from the magistracy constituted unlawful discrimination and/or harassment in relation to his religion or belief and/or victimisation.
Abdar v Morrisons
A multiparty claim for equal against a major supermarket claim, led by Andrew Short QC
Kunjuraman v Zaha Hadid Ltd
Represented in house legal counsel in her claim against an international legal practice in her whistleblowing claim. The issues in the case explored the relationship between protected disclosures and legal professional privilege.
Page v Lord Chancellor and Lord Chief Justice UKEAT/0304/18/LA
Successfully represented the respondent in this claim by a former magistrate complaining of victimisation and breach of his right to freedom of speech. A case of public importance given the implications for the judiciary.
Corsham v Essex Police and Crime Commissioner [2020] ICR 268
Represented the claimants in this important case regarding the common law duty of care owed to employees by employers and pensions administrators in providing accurate information about their pensions rights. This was a rare result in favour of the claimants in an area of law where the courts are reluctant to extend liability.
Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd v Crawford [2019] ICR 1206
Represented the Claimant in this appeal to the Court of Appeal about the definition of 'compensatory rest break' of twenty minutes and whether it was acceptable to provide it in multiple discontinuous chunks.
Lord Chancellor v McCloud [2019] ICR 1489 Led by Andrew Short QC
Successfully represented 200 judges in an age discrimination challenge to the legality of protecting all those within 10 years of retirement from public sector pensions reform, pursuant to the Public Sector Pensions Act 2013. Naomi also acts unled for groups of teachers and doctors in related claims.
Ball v First Essex Buses (ET)
Successfully represented the claimant in a claim for unfair dismissal for having failed a drugs test. The case received some attention in the general and legal press, which can be read here.
Naomi is an experienced and sought after barrister, acting for members, employers, trustees, local authorities and central government in a wide range of pensions issues. She has a particular interest in statutory pension schemes, human rights issues and employee entitlements and is also experienced in trust based part 8 claims, claims for rectification and professional negligence.
Naomi was appointed to the Attorney General's A Panel of Counsel in September 2020 and is a member of the Association of Pensions Lawyers, sitting on the public sector pensions committee.
Notable Pensions cases
2019 Rail Franchising [2020] EWHC 1568
Instructed as specialist pensions counsel in this claim brought by Stagecoach and others against the Department of Transport. The claimants alleged that the DfT had breached domestic and EU principles of procurement law. The pensions issues involved the Pensions Regulator's approach to funding and enforcement powers, and the actuarial risks arising out of the procurement process.
Speed v Teachers' Pensions and Department for Education [2019] EWHC 3108
Represented the respondents in an appeal from the Pensions Ombudsman, in relation to the requirements of the TPS for applications for ill health pensions.
Corsham v Essex Police and Crime Commissioner [2020] ICR 268.
Booth and Jones v Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority [2019] EWHC 790
Represented the claimants, led by Andrew Short QC, on an appeal from the Pensions Ombudsman in relation to the interpretation of the FPS as to the meaning and treatment of pensionable pay.
Successfully represented 200 judges in an age discrimination challenge to the legality of protecting all those within 10 years of retirement from public sector pensions reform, pursuant to the Public Sector Pensions Act 2013.
Merry v Ministry of Justice [2018] EWCA Civ 2461
Represented the respondent in an appeal to the Court of Appeal as to the meaning of 'basic pay' in the Principal Civil Service Pension Scheme.
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Johan is a second generation Dutch clockmaker, having grown up surrounded by the clocks his father was making and repairing in their family business.
He was initially drawn to furniture-making and studied at Amsterdam's Hout en Meubileringscollege (2003–2007). His study there, in the design and construction of furniture and objects, combined with experience in his father's workshop, gave him the desire to create clocks as much about design and aesthetics as about timekeeping.
From Amsterdam he moved to the UK and studied clock conservation and restoration at West Dean College (2007–2010). With the support of his tutor Matthew Read, and Jonathan Betts of the Royal Observatory, he broke new ground at West Dean by creating his masterpiece, a replica of a year-going pendulum clock made by Thomas Tompion for the observatory in 1676. Johan's clock is now on permanent show in the observatory's Octagon Room. You can read more about the clock here.
This work was the subject of a documentary film by Rebecca Birch, screened at the Quare gallery in London in 2011.
Moving to London in 2010, Johan has worked together with noted clockmaker and restorer Julius Schoonhoven at his workshop in south-west London. He also collaborated with James Nye in the design and establishment of The Clockworks, and is now its first conservator-in-residence.
Dr Nye has been invo lved in clocks since the age of fourteen, when he was put in charge of a Gents master-clock system at his school in Sussex. This sparked an abiding interest in electric timekeeping.
Following graduation from Balliol College, Oxford, James entered a career in finance and the energy sector. More recently, he completed a PhD in financial history at King's College, London, where he holds a visiting fellowship in the Institute of Contemporary British History. His thesis included case studies of Victorian and Edwardian electric clock companies.
Throughout his career, James has assembled a wide-ranging collection of electric time artefacts enjoyed by many visiting specialists and enthusiasts over the last twenty years.
A continuing theme in his ongoing research is the emergence of distributed accurate timekeeping from the late nineteenth century onwards, a field in which he collaborates with David Rooney of the Science Museum, having published two joint papers together.
James is chairman of the council of the AHS, and sits on the editorial advisory panel for Antiquarian Horology. He is a long-standing member of the BHI, a Life Member of the NAWCC, belongs to the Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Chronometrie as well as Chronometrophilia, and is also a liveryman and member of the court of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers.
James Nye and David Rooney, '"Such Great Inventors as the Late Mr. Lund": an Introduction to the Standard Time Company, 1870–1970', Antiquarian Horology (December 2007), 30, 501–523. Alan Shenton Memorial Prize from the Antiquarian Horological Society, 2008.
David Rooney and James Nye, '"Greenwich Observatory Time for the Public Benefit": Standard Time and Victorian Networks of Regulation', British Journal for the History of Science, 42(1): 5–30, March 2009. IEEE Life Members' Prize in Electrical History from the Society for the History of Technology, 2009. Click here to read more.
AHS London Lecture Series, Royal Astronomical Society, July 2012: 'A Good Time in Berlin – The remarkable clocks of Normal-Zeit'.
AHS Northern Section, July 2012: 'Synchronome – a look behind the scenes'.
BHI West Country Section, September 2011: 'The Importance of Being on Time: an exploration of new technologies in the transmission of information at a distance: 1850–1950'.
Electrical Timekeeping Group, AHS: March 2011: 'Submarines and the Submergence of Synchronome: the wartime operations of the Synchronome Company and their impact on the business'.


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Paihia Aglow – Trustpower Community Awards Supreme Winner
By Sarah Townsend on April 2, 2015 in Events, Paihia, Press Release
If you see a glow in the evening skyline coming from Paihia – it's all the beaming smiles on the locals as they celebrate more national recognition. Focus Paihia was recently named Supreme Winner – at the Trustpower Community Awards, chosen from a group of 25 district winners from across New Zealand. "It is a […]
Community of the Year Paihia! Awards Night
By Sarah Townsend on March 1, 2015 in Events, Paihia, Press Release
Paihia has been rewarded for its emphasis on community by being named the winner of the Mitre 10 Community of the Year award as part of the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year awards ceremony held in Auckland on Wednesday 25 February. The annual awards, now in their sixth year, is a celebration of New Zealand and New Zealanders. […]
Public Meeting 9 April 2014 Press Release
By Sarah Townsend on April 21, 2014 in Newsletters, Press Release
Focus Paihia Community Trust confirms mandate. Focus Paihia received confirmation, via a public meeting last week, that it is still strongly supported by the community. At a meeting of over 200 people, unanimous agreement was received that the Trust was still heading in the right direction. Trust Chair Grant Harnish said 'it is both reassuring […]
Press Release – Paihia Masterplan
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The master plan for Paihia will be formally presented to the Far North District Council today. "This is a significant step forward, recognising the important role that the council plays in getting this concept implemented," Focus Paihia general manager Tania McInnes says. Since the launch in December, the Focus Paihia working party – consisting of […]


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function injectEmbeddedScripts() {
	embedExtensionScript('js/jquery/jquery.min.js', function () {
		// embed  script after jquery loads so it's all ready for us
		embedExtensionScript('src/embedded/embedded.js');
	});
}

// inserts the sort button onto the DOM
function insertSortButton() {

	// Buttons -
	//	Class Name : Readable Name
	var sortOptions = {
			'vt-az'	: 'Video Title A-Z',
			'va-az'	: 'Video Author A-Z',
			'l-s'	: 'Video Length L > S',
			's-l'	: 'Video Length S > L',
			'ud-no'	: 'Upload Date N > O',
			'ud-on'	: 'Upload Date O > N'
		};

	// Remove the add videos button - temporary
	$('.playlist-auxiliary-actions').remove();

	// Generate the button markup
	var buttonHTML = '';
	$.each( sortOptions, function( refName, readableName ) {

		buttonHTML += '<button class="yt-uix-button yt-uix-button-default playlist-sort-button" data-sortBy="';
		buttonHTML += refName;
		buttonHTML += '">';
		buttonHTML += readableName;
		buttonHTML += '</button>';

	});
	$(".playlist-actions").append( buttonHTML );

	// This method didn't really work as its using YouTubes built in styling and
	// dropdown menu for now, I plan to revisit this later as it is miles better
	// in relation to UX, at the moment I'm just going for 'proof of concept'.
	//
	// var buttonHTML = '
<button class="yt-uix-button yt-uix-button-size-default yt-uix-button-default pl-video-edit-more yt-uix-menu-trigger" type="button" onclick=";return false;" role="button" data-button-has-sibling-menu="True">Sort</button>

';
	//
	// $.each( sortOptions, function( refName, readableName ) {
	//
	// 	buttonHTML += '
<button id="';
	// 	buttonHTML += 'yt-playlist-sort-' + refName;
	// 	buttonHTML += '" type="button" class="yt-ui-menu-item yt-uix-menu-close-on-select">';
	// 	buttonHTML += readableName;
	// 	buttonHTML += '</button>';
	//
	// });
	//
	// buttonHTML += '

';
	//
	// $("#playlist-remove-watched-form").after( buttonHTML );
}

// on DOM ready, slow as it waits for the entire page load, but simple enough for now...
// decided against the DOMNodeInserted event listener, as it is marked as depreciated.
$(document).ready(function () {

	// Add jQuery and the custom JS into the mix
	injectEmbeddedScripts();

	// Let's add a bit of decoration
	embedExtensionStylesheet('css/embedded/embedded.css');

	// Insert the sort button onto the DOM
	insertSortButton();
});


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Manchester United agree to sign former PSG star
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October 3, 2020 19:57 GMT (UK), by Sri Aswin
Cavani to join Man United
Manchester United have reportedly reached an agreement to sign Edinson Cavani on a free transfer.
The Uruguayan is out-of-contract since parting ways with Paris Saint-Germain earlier this summer.
He had been linked with a move to Benfica last month, but the deal fell through due to his salary demands and agent fees.
According to ESPN, the Red Devils have now agreed a suitable deal with Cavani and he could officially join them in the next 24 hours.
The marksman is expected to sign a one-year contract worth £210,000-a-week with the option for another 12 months.
He will become their second signing of the transfer window after the arrival of midfielder Donny van de Beek from Ajax.
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Summary of Castle Rising
How objective are historians? The dispute between Bishop's (King's) Lynn and Castle Rising over the Toll-booth.
Coat of Arms Robert de Montalt
It is well known that there was a long-standing dispute between Lynn and Castle Rising over the tolls collected from trade, particularly during the the period when the Montalts were Lords of the Manor of Rising.
Here is an account of the dispute by H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence, the historian who in 1932 wrote a history of Castle Rising.
"During the time Lord Robert de Montalt possessed Castle Rising, great disputes arose between him and the Mayor and Burgesses of Lynn concerning the tolls of the Port and Market of Lynn, and in the 6th year of the reign of King Edward II it appears that he brought the action against the Priory and the Mayor ...... for an assault committed upon him and his attendants. .... it is alleged that the assault was committed..... when the said Robert de Montalt came into the said town for the purposes of business, when Nicholas de Northampton and a host of other malefactors with banners, unfurled in a warlike manner, insulted the said Robert de Montalt and his men and followed them to his dwelling-house within the town, which they besieged and broke the doors thereof and that they there beat him and his men and carried away his goods and chattels...... that they led away and imprisoned his men, so that their services were lost........"
In 1907, Henry J Hillen wrote an exhaustive history of the Borough of King's Lynn.
"In 1310 Robert Montalt presumptuously established a court by the bridge spanning the new formed river at St. Germain in Wygenhale. The position was well chosen, it commanded the road as well as the river, and here the Lord of Rising arrogated to himself the right to extort heavy fines from the traders crossing the bridge with their bales of goods, and from the merchants rowing and flowing with their freights in the Lenne waters. Through Walter Payne, his head bailiff, they were summoned in inquests, distrained, attached, oppressed and harassed whenever they came that way. So intolerable was this persecution that many being broken down and greatly impoverished wisely sold their boats and sought employment elsewhere...... But the baron's despotic usurpation of the King's Court ....... How could the merchants possibly complete their contracts when hindered by the exacting bailiffs who either hurled stones at them, or slyly dropped great lumps of earth upon their heads as they glided beneath the bridge? How were they to keep the faith with their customers when they were persistently being thwarted .... by Montalt's unscrupulous partisans?
Suddenly Sir Robert Montalt quitted his baronial residence in the beaytiful chase to sojourn for a while in the insalubrious burgh of Lenne........ Brother John (de Bromholm) was disgusted at his lordship's bearing..... publicly assaulted him; and the populace, encouraged by the heroic though unwise behaviour of so important dignitary of the church, rose against the intruder who year after year had been deliberately ruining the trade of their port. They ....wounded his attendants, wrecked the house in which he abided, secured their enemy and bore him off to prison in triumph.
Sir Robert was immediately set free, but being as crafty as was conscientious, he soon afterwards brought the matter before the Court of King's Bench and the judges decided that the imprudent burghers must pay the Lord of Rising, whom they had so grossly offended, an indemnity of £4000, which was equivalent to the total municipal expenditure for about 36 years.
Most of the fine was actually paid, so no wonder that the feud between the two communities was strong and long-lasting!
There is some overlap between the two accounts but the biases of the two writers are evident.
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The Accu-CT® ACTL-0750 family of current transformers contain internal burden resistors to provide a 0.333 Vac output at rated current. If you are using an ACTL-0750 CT with something other than a WattNode® meter, you may need to know the effective output impedance of different CT models to compute the effect of external loading on the accuracy. The following table provides the burden resistance (equivalent to the output impedance) for common models. Contact CCS support for other models.
Note: these values also apply for Option C0.6, Option NL, and Option HF.


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Maja-Maria Henriksson, född 1974, är en svensk författare av barn- och ungdomslitteratur. Hon debuterade 2010 med Jag finns och i augusti 2011 utkom hennes andra bok Inte på riktigt, inte på låtsas. 2010 tilldelades hon Hans Petersonstipendiet för Jag finns.

Bibliografi
 2010 - Jag finns
 2011 - Inte på riktigt, inte på låtsas

Priser och utmärkelser
 2010 - Hans Petersonstipendiet

Referenser

Svenska författare av barn- och ungdomslitteratur
Svenska författare
Födda 1974
Kvinnor
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# Youtube-dl PHP
A PHP wrapper for [youtube-dl](https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl) tool.

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## Install
First step is to download the [youtube-dl](http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/download.html) and add it's path to
environment variables.

Second step is to install the wrapper using [Composer](http://getcomposer.org/):
```
composer require norkunas/youtube-dl-php
```

## Download video
```php
<?php
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use YoutubeDl\YoutubeDl;
use YoutubeDl\Exception\CopyrightException;
use YoutubeDl\Exception\NotFoundException;
use YoutubeDl\Exception\PrivateVideoException;

$dl = new YoutubeDl([
    'continue' => true, // force resume of partially downloaded files. By default, youtube-dl will resume downloads if possible.
    'format' => 'bestvideo',
]);
// For more options go to https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl#user-content-options

$dl->setDownloadPath('/home/user/downloads');
// Enable debugging
/*$dl->debug(function ($type, $buffer) {
    if (\Symfony\Component\Process\Process::ERR === $type) {
        echo 'ERR > ' . $buffer;
    } else {
        echo 'OUT > ' . $buffer;
    }
});*/
try {
    $video = $dl->download('https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDAw7vW7H0c');
    echo $video->getTitle(); // Will return Phonebloks
    // $video->getFile(); // \SplFileInfo instance of downloaded file
} catch (NotFoundException $e) {
    // Video not found
} catch (PrivateVideoException $e) {
    // Video is private
} catch (CopyrightException $e) {
    // The YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated due to multiple third-party notifications of copyright infringement
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    // Failed to download
}
```

## Download only audio (requires ffmpeg or avconv and ffprobe or avprobe)
```php
<?php
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use YoutubeDl\YoutubeDl;

$dl = new YoutubeDl([
    'extract-audio' => true,
    'audio-format' => 'mp3',
    'audio-quality' => 0, // best
    'output' => '%(title)s.%(ext)s',
]);
$dl->setDownloadPath('/home/user/downloads');

$video = $dl->download('https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDAw7vW7H0c');
```

**Disabled options which would break download:**

list-formats, list-subs, list-thumbnails, get-url, get-title, get-id, get-thumbnail, get-description, get-duration, get-filename, get-format, dump-json, dump-single-json, print-json (used internally), newline, no-progress, console-title, verbose, dump-pages, write-pages, print-traffic, ignore-config (used internally), all-formats, playlist-start, playlist-end, playlist-items, playlist-reverse, yes-playlist, no-playlist (used internally).