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    1 #pragma once

    2

    3 #include "MissingSchedulerError.h"

    4

    5 enum class SchedulerType : int {

    6   Simple,

    7   Planning,

    8 };

    9

   10 #pragma clang diagnostic push

   11 #pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wunused-function"

   12 namespace Helpers {

   13   static std::string schedulerName(SchedulerType type) {

   14     switch (type) {

   15     case SchedulerType::Simple:

   16       return "Simple";

   17     case SchedulerType::Planning:

   18       return "Planning";

   19     default:

   20       throw MissingSchedulerError(std::to_string((int)type));

   21     }

   22   }

   23 }

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qgrid
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Qgrid is a Jupyter notebook widget which uses `SlickGrid <https://github.com/mleibman/SlickGrid>`_ to render pandas
DataFrames within a Jupyter notebook. This allows you to explore your DataFrames with intuitive scrolling, sorting, and
filtering controls, as well as edit your DataFrames by double clicking cells.

Qgrid was developed for use in `Quantopian's hosted research environment
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Qgrid author Tim Shawver recently did a live webinar about Qgrid, and the recording of the webinar is `now available on YouTube <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsJJpgwIX0Q>`_.

This talk will be interesting both for people that are new to Qgrid, as well as longtime fans that are interested in learning more about the project.

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Click the badge below to try out the latest beta of qgrid in Quantopian's hosted research environment. If you're already signed into Quantopian you'll be brought directly to the demo notebook. Otherwise you'll be prompted to register (it's free):

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         :width: 200px

          A brief demo showing filtering, editing, and the `get_changed_df()` method

API Documentation
-----------------
API documentation is hosted on `readthedocs <http://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>`_.

Installation
------------

Installing with pip::

  pip install qgrid
  jupyter nbextension enable --py --sys-prefix qgrid

  # only required if you have not enabled the ipywidgets nbextension yet
  jupyter nbextension enable --py --sys-prefix widgetsnbextension

Installing with conda::

  # only required if you have not added conda-forge to your channels yet
  conda config --add channels conda-forge

  conda install qgrid

Jupyterlab Installation
-----------------------

First, go through the normal installation steps above as you normally would when using qgrid in the notebook.
If you haven't already install jupyterlab and enabled ipywidgets, do that first with the following lines::

  pip install jupyterlab
  jupyter labextension install @jupyter-widgets/jupyterlab-manager

Install the qgrid-jupyterlab extension and enable::

  jupyter labextension install qgrid2

At this point if you run jupyter lab normally with the 'jupyter lab' command, you should be
able to use qgrid in notebooks as you normally would.

*Please Note: Jupyterlab support has been tested with jupyterlab 0.30.5 and jupyterlab-manager 0.31.3, so if you're
having trouble, try installing those versions. Feel free to file an issue if you find that qgrid isn't working
with a newer version of either dependency.*

What's New
----------
**Column-specific options (as of 1.1.0)**:
Thanks to a significant `PR from the community <https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid/pull/191>`_, Qgrid users now have the ability to set a number of options on a per column basis.  This allows you to do things like explicitly specify which column should be sortable, editable, etc.  For example, if you wanted to prevent editing on all columns except for a column named `'A'`, you could do the following::

    col_opts = { 'editable': False }
    col_defs = { 'A': { 'editable': True } }
    qgrid.show_grid(df, column_options=col_opts, column_definitions=col_defs)

See the updated `show_grid <https://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/v1.1.0/#qgrid.show_grid>`_ documentation for more information.

**Disable editing on a per-row basis (as of 1.1.0)**:
This feature can be thought of as the first row-specific option that qgrid supports.  In particular it allows a user to specify, using python code, whether or not a particular row should be editable. For example, to make it so only rows in the grid where the `'status'` column is set to `'active'` are editable, you might use the following code::

    def can_edit_row(row):
        return row['status'] == 'active'

    qgrid.show_grid(df, row_edit_callback=can_edit_row)

**New API methods for dynamically updating an existing qgrid widget (as of 1.1.0)**:
Adds the following new methods, which can be used to update the state of an existing Qgrid widget without having to call `show_grid` to completely rebuild the widget:

    - `edit_cell <https://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#qgrid.QgridWidget.edit_cell>`_
    - `change_selection <https://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#qgrid.QgridWidget.change_selection>`_
    - `toggle_editable <https://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#qgrid.QgridWidget.toggle_editable>`_
    - `change_grid_option <https://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#qgrid.QgridWidget.change_grid_option>`_ (experimental)

**Improved MultiIndex Support (as of 1.0.6-beta.6)**:
Qgrid now displays multi-indexed DataFrames with some of the index cells merged for readability, as is normally done when viewing DataFrames as a static html table.  The following image shows qgrid displaying a multi-indexed DataFrame that was returned from Quantopian's `Pipeline API <https://www.quantopian.com/tutorials/pipeline?utm_source=github&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=qgrid-repo>`_:

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         :width: 100px

Dependencies
------------

Qgrid runs on `Python 2 or 3 <https://www.python.org/downloads/>`_.  You'll also need
`pip <https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pip>`_ for the installation steps below.

Qgrid depends on the following three Python packages:

    `Jupyter notebook <https://github.com/jupyter/notebook>`_
      This is the interactive Python environment in which qgrid runs.

    `ipywidgets <https://github.com/ipython/ipywidgets>`_
      In order for Jupyter notebooks to be able to run widgets, you have to also install this ipywidgets package.
      It's maintained by the Jupyter organization, the same people who created Jupyter notebook.

    `Pandas <http://pandas.pydata.org/>`_
      A powerful data analysis / manipulation library for Python.  Qgrid requires that the data to be rendered as an
      interactive grid be provided in the form of a pandas DataFrame.

These are listed in `requirements.txt <https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid/blob/master/requirements.txt>`_
and will be automatically installed (if necessary) when qgrid is installed via pip.

Compatibility
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=================  ===========================  ==============================  ==============================
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 0.3.2             4.2                          5.x                             N/A
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 1.0.x             5.x                          7.x                             0.30.x
=================  ===========================  ==============================  ==============================

Running the demo notebooks locally
----------------------------------

There are a couple of demo notebooks in the `qgrid-notebooks <https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid-notebooks/>`_ repository
which will help you get familiar with the functionality that qgrid provides. Here are the steps to clone the
qgrid-notebooks repository and open a demo notebook:

#. Install qgrid by following the instructions in the `Installation`_ section above, if you haven't already

#. Clone the qgrid-notebooks repository from GitHub::

    git clone https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid-notebooks.git

#. Install the dev requirements for the repository and start the notebook server::

    cd qgrid-notebooks
    pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
    jupyter notebook

#. Click on one of the two notebooks (`index.ipynb <https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid-notebooks/blob/master/index.ipynb>`_ or `experimental.ipynb <https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid-notebooks/blob/master/experimental.ipynb>`_) that you see listed in the notebook UI in your browser.

Running from source & testing your changes
------------------------------------------

If you'd like to contribute to qgrid, or just want to be able to modify the source code for your own purposes, you'll
want to clone this repository and run qgrid from your local copy of the repository.  The following steps explain how
to do this.

#. Clone the repository from GitHub and ``cd`` into the top-level directory::

    git clone https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid.git
    cd qgrid

#. Install the current project in `editable <https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/pip_install/#editable-installs>`_
   mode::

    pip install -e .

#. Install the node packages that qgrid depends on and build qgrid's javascript using webpack::

    cd js && npm install .

#. Install and enable qgrid's javascript in your local jupyter notebook environment::

    jupyter nbextension install --py --symlink --sys-prefix qgrid && jupyter nbextension enable --py --sys-prefix qgrid

#. If desired, install the labextension::

    jupyter labextension link js/

#. Run the notebook as you normally would with the following command::

    jupyter notebook

Manually testing server-side changes
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
If the code you need to change is in qgrid's python code, then restart the kernel of the notebook you're in and
rerun any qgrid cells to see your changes take effect.

Manually testing client-side changes
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
If the code you need to change is in qgrid's javascript or css code, repeat step 3 to rebuild qgrid's npm package,
then refresh the browser tab where you're viewing your notebook to see your changes take effect.

Running automated tests
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
There is a small python test suite which can be run locally by running the command ``pytest`` in the root folder
of the repository.

Building docs
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The read-the-docs page is generated using sphinx. If you change any doc strings or want to add something to the
read-the-docs page, you can preview your changes locally before submitting a PR using the following commands::

    pip install sphinx sphinx_rtd_theme
    cd docs && make html

This will result in the ``docs/_build/html`` folder being populated with a new version of the read-the-docs site. If
you open the ``index.html`` file in your browser, you should be able to preview your changes.

Events API
----------
As of qgrid 1.0.3 there are new ``on`` and ``off`` methods in qgrid which can be used to attach/detach event handlers. They're available on both the ``qgrid`` module (see `qgrid.on <https://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#qgrid.on>`_), and on individual QgridWidget instances (see `qgrid.QgridWidget.on <https://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#qgrid.QgridWidget.on>`_). Previously the only way to listen for events was to use undocumented parts of the API.

Having the ability to attach event handlers allows us to do some interesting things in terms of using qgrid in conjunction with other widgets/visualizations. One example is using qgrid to filter a DataFrame that's also being displayed by another visualization.

If you previously used the ``observe`` method to respond to qgrid events, lets see how your code might be updated to use the new ``on`` method::

    # Before upgrading to 1.0.3
    def handle_df_change(change):
        print(change['new'])

    qgrid_widget.observe(handle_df_change, names=['_df'])

When you upgrade to 1.0.3, you have more granular control over which events you do an don't listen to, but you can also replicate the previous behavior of calling ``print`` every time the state of the internal DataFrame is changed. Here's what that would look like using the new ``on`` method::

    # After upgrading to 1.0.3
    def handle_json_updated(event, qgrid_widget):
        # exclude 'viewport_changed' events since that doesn't change the DataFrame
        if (event['triggered_by'] != 'viewport_changed'):
            print(qgrid_widget.get_changed_df())

    qgrid_widget.on('json_updated', handle_json_updated)

See the `events notebook <https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/quantopian/qgrid-notebooks/master?filepath=events.ipynb>`_ for more examples of using these new API methods.

For people who would rather not go to another page to try out the events notebook, here are a couple of gifs to give you an idea of what you can do with it.

The first gif shows how you can use qgrid to filter the data that's being shown by a matplotlib scatter plot:

        .. figure:: docs/images/linked_to_scatter.gif
         :align: left
         :target: docs/images/linked_to_scatter.gif
         :width: 600px

          A brief demo showing qgrid hooked up to a matplotlib plot

The second gif shows how you can move qgrid to a separate view in JupyterLab, which makes it more convenient
to use in conjunction with other visualizations (in this case, a couple of ``Output`` widgets):

        .. figure:: docs/images/events_api.gif
         :align: left
         :target: docs/images/events_api.gif
         :width: 600px

          A brief demo showing qgrid's events api

Continuing to use qgrid 0.3.3
-----------------------------
If you're looking for the installation and usage instructions for qgrid 0.3.3 and the sample notebook that goes
along with it, please see the `qgrid 0.3.3 tag <https://github.com/quantopian/qgrid/tree/v0.3.3>`_ in this
repository. The installation steps will be mostly the same. The only difference is that when you run "pip install"
you'll have to explicitly specify that you want to install version 0.3.3, like this::

  pip install qgrid==0.3.3

If you're looking for the API docs, you can find them on the
`readthedocs page for qgrid 0.3.3 <http://qgrid.readthedocs.io/en/v0.3.3/>`_.

If you're looking for the demo notebook for 0.3.3, it's still availabe `in nbviewer
<http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/gist/TimShawver/8fcef51dd3c222ed25306c002ab89b60>`_.

Qgrid 0.3.3 is not compatible with ipywidgets 7, so if you need support for ipywidgets 7, you'll need to use
qgrid 1.0.

Contributing
------------
All contributions, bug reports, bug fixes, documentation improvements, enhancements, and ideas are welcome. See the
`Running from source & testing your changes`_ section above for more details on local qgrid development.

If you are looking to start working with the qgrid codebase, navigate to the GitHub issues tab and start looking
through interesting issues.

Feel free to ask questions by submitting an issue with your question.


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'At what time and on which day should I send my mail merge?' Here's a common question that every bulk email sender has ever asked.
Choosing the right sending time and day is indeed decisive to hit your target at the right moment. This can significantly increase your open rate, response rate and in the end, your conversion rate.
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With some practice and experience, you'll be able to find by yourself the answer to this question. Although it depends on many parameters, there are some general trends about the optimal sending time of your campaign.
When is the best time to send an emailing campaign?
When sending a mail merge, you expect your recipients to react positively to your email. For example, you want them to open your emails, click on a link, reply etc.
This tool analyzed over 10M outbound sales emails sent by Growbots customers. With Growbots, you are able to "reduce by tenfold the amount of time it takes to generate a high-quality contact list" (source). Useful and intuitive, you can easily improve open, click and response rates performance, reduce spam issues and bounces.
Growbots lets you calculate the best time to send a campaign according to various parameters: your recipients profile, their sector of activity, company size, timezone etc.
How to use Growbots Email Timing Optimizer?
Growbots will then generate a graph which gives you the best time to send your campaign.
For example, if you want to email a marketing director of a European SME founded in the 2000s, then best will be to send your campaign on Thursdays, at around 9:30 am to optimize your chance to get a reply.
With the massive number of emails we receive everyday, it is important to first analyze your target profile. Then, choose carefully when to email them to make sure that your email will reach your recipients when they are the most available and receptive.
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Snook is one of the most sought after fish in Florida. The fact that it is illegal to buy or sell snook makes catching one the only way to try this tasty fish. Another great aspect of this fish is that it can be caught from the shore, giving everyone a chance to land one. There are a few tricks to know if you want to increase your chances of catching one, as they are a little elusive at times.
Finding a good spot is crucial to catching a snook. These fish can often be found around structures such as bridges, docks and retaining walls. Don't worry if the water is shallow, this is actually something they like.
Causeways are another great place to find snook hanging out, due to the shallow water. Also there are often mangroves around causeways, which are a huge plus. Snook and a lot of other fish enjoy the structure of the mangrove roots.
Rivers and channels are great too. Snook like sitting in moving water and waiting for the bait to come to them. In particular, if you see mullet, you are in the right place. Even if the river is fresh water, try fishing where it meets the saltwater. This is one of the best places to catch one.
Keep temperature in mind. Snook enjoy warmer waters and move inland if the water temp gets a little colder. Your best chance to find an active snook is in about 80 degree water.
Keep in mind that you will need to cast pretty far to cover enough area. Using a medium size real with about 20 lb test and a 30 lb leader is a good place to start. Don't make your leader more than a couple of feet long, as it tends to drag your bait down.
For live bait your best options are shrimp, finger mullet and pinfish. Snook are very smart and have a great eye, so don't try to fake them out.
For lures a snook jig is my personal favorite. It is a large white jig with a red tail. Other lures that work are top water plugs that make a lot of noise encouraging the snook to attack.
Well I hope these tips will help you land one of these amazing fish. If you know any other tips that work for you, please leave a comment below.


Looking for in-person FERS Retirement Seminars in Alaska?
Shilanski & Associates, Inc. offers live, in-person FERS retirement classes in Anchorage, Alaska.
At our full-day workshop, you will learn about your FERS retirement benefits and what you need to consider before retiring from the Federal Government.
Our April 3 and April 4 classes in Anchorage have sold out. If you'd like to know when we offer classes in the future – be sure to sign up for our monthly ezine, "FERS Federal Retirement Fact Check". When you're signed up for our ezine newsletter, you'll get the latest information about classes we teach.
We can teach a special class for your agency. Request a class for your agency by filling out this form.
We also have a new exclusive online workshop for FERS federal employees. It's called "3 Critical Concepts That Most Federal Employees Miss When Planning Their Retirement". This workshop is only offered a few times a year. Sign up for our ezine newsletter to find out when we start our next class.
Before you sign up for a pre-retirement class, make sure you know who's teaching your class. Many instructors teaching pre-retirement classes fly around the country teaching classes. But very few have actual experience helping individual federal employees plan their retirement.
Our FERS pre-retirement classes are taught by Floyd Shilanski, Micah Shilanski and Jamie Shilanski. Each are financial professionals living and working in Alaska. They help Federal Employees in Alaska and federal employees from across the nation to plan their retirement. They have real experience in helping individual federal employees through the entire retirement process and beyond.
Floyd is the founder of Shilanski & Associates, Inc., an independent financial planning firm that has been in business in Anchorage for nearly 40 years. Floyd has years of experience helping individuals pursue their financial and retirement goals.
Micah is the founder of Plan-Your-Federal-Retirement.com. He is also an author for FedSmith.com, and has been mentioned in many GovExec.com articles by Tammy Flanagan. Federal Employees from across the nation (and even those stationed overseas) have called Micah when they needed help with their federal retirement benefits. Micah is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional who specializes in helping federal employees get the most out of their retirement benefits.
Jamie orchestrates educational classes as well for Federal Employees working in the State of Alaska on their benefits. She works with several Human Resource professionals in an effort to educate employees on how their benefits play a significant part of one's financial plan.
Your federal benefits are just one piece of your overall financial puzzle.
Our FERS retirement seminars are provided at no cost to federal employees, but you must register online in advance.
Parking is at your own expense, so we encourage you to bring a friend and carpool.
We think it's important for you to be able to ask questions during the presentation, so we keep our class sizes small. Registration is first come, first serve.
Classes start at 8:00 am. Our FERS retirement seminars are generally concluded by 5:00pm.
We'll go over the ins and outs of your FERS benefits, but we also discuss how your FERS benefits fit into your overall retirement picture.
We encourage Q&A for each topic. Throughout the day, we'll share stories about common mistakes we see and how to avoid them.
Depending on the audience, we can go more in depth on certain topics as needed.
Want a Special Class Just for Your Federal Agency?
Our full-day workshops are for FERS from any Federal Agency.
But what if you'd like us to come and teach a special class just to your Federal Agency? We have taught specialized classes for several Federal Agencies in Alaska. Custom classes can be tailored to fit your time and content requirements.
Find out more about custom classes for your agency.


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Why do American students choose non-mathematical careers?
It's widely accepted that in India, China, and other countries the best and brightest students choose courses and careers in engineering and the mathematical sciences, while in the US a much greater fraction of elite students instead choose subjects in the humanities, such as history and literature, and (largely) non-mathematical sciences, such as anthropology and psychology.
There are a number of possible explanations for this. I'd always assumed that the biggest factor had something to do with income distribution and how easy it was to be "middle class", in the sense of meeting all major material needs with disposable income to spare: if only a small proportion of the population meets that threshold then the best and brightest are willing to invest to acquire specialized skills to separate themselves from the rest of the population. If the majority of the population can be middle class anyway, then such specialization is less necessary. (I'd argue that mathematical and engineering qualifications greatly increase the likelihood of achieving a good dependable salary, but that other factors are more likely to affect the chances of becoming extremely wealthy.) As a consequence of this, cultures with smaller and more elite middle classes attach more prestige to engineering and mathematical qualifications, with is a further incentive for students to choose those fields. I'd guess that there are amplifying factors to social prestige, as well: if one field attracts the best students and becomes more competitive, then it becomes even more prestigious, which makes the field even more attractive to the best students.
The above is an "externalist" explanation, based on the consequences of different field/career choices. As appealing as such explanations are from a classical economic perspective, I'm not sure they accurately describe how real people choose professions. While long-term consequences are factors, most decisions are made on a more short-term basis: people choose to do what is easiest or most enjoyable right now. An "internalist" account for why students might prefer mathematical sciences for their own sake is thus relevant.
The argument I've heard before is that different pedagogy could be a factor: other countries make mathematics more enjoyable and satisfying than the US does. This jibes with my own experience of a dysfunctional and inept US education system, however other countries' systems appear even worse, so this explanation doesn't hold up.
This theory suggests that the US focus on improving the education system has actually succeeded for elite students in some fields, but that there have been unforeseen consequences. Successfully engaging students in the humanities is a laudable goal on its own, but if we fail to engage them equally in the mathematical sciences then we'll continue to see students migrate away from those fields.


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Twin Cities tie!
By Trust for Public Land
Trust for Public Land ParkScore® Index, unveiled today. Combining factors of park acreage, amenities, and access, the index gives planners—and the people they serve—a picture of where there's work to be done to provide city-dwellers with the green space they need.
This year's debut of 15 additional cities saw St. Paul join Minneapolis in a tie for best U.S. park system. If you expected lush Portland or outdoorsy San Francisco in the top spot, that's no surprise—but though coastal folk may not know it, the Midwest is packed with successful city parks. Here are five ways the Twin Cities are doing it right.
1. People-powered transit
In Minneapolis, the nearly six-mile-long Midtown Greenway hosts more than 1.5 million bicycle trips per year. A former rail line, the greenway is largely separated from car traffic—making it a fun (and often faster!) way to get to work as well as an easily accessible option for exercise.
2. Creative flair
In the best city parks, art's not just an afterthought: it's as much a part of the planning process as permits and landscaping. At Frogtown Park and Farm in St. Paul, neighbors are using a creative placemaking approach to build a one-of-a-kind green space that combines community art and agriculture. (Curious? Get the full story in the fall/winter 2014 issue of Land&People magazine.)
3. A sense of history
Done right, a city park can be an open-air museum: a place to experience a city's history. Mill Ruins Park in Minneapolis is a monument to the factories that once made it the flour capital of the world. Today, it's an intriguing labyrinth of metal catwalks and crumbling brick, dotted with interpretive placards so visitors can learn along the way.
4. Clever collaborations
Great park systems might start in City Hall, but they thrive when community groups, transit agencies, and businesses get in on the action, too. In Greening the Green Line, Minneapolis and St. Paul are exploring new ways to integrate "POPS"—privately owned public spaces—into communities along an 11-mile light-rail corridor that will connect the two cities.
5. Fun in all weathers
True, this part of the country is known for brutal winters—but the locals are just as tough. Those willing to brave the elements benefit from park systems with something for every season. Transformed with help from The Trust for Public Land, Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary in St. Paul is a onetime industrial site that's now the perfect place to spend a snow day.
So, that's how they do parks in St. Paul and Minneapolis. What about your city? Leave us a comment (or join us on Facebook) and tell us what you like best about your local parks—and what you hope might change by the time the 2016 rankings come around! You can explore the full ParkScore index, including interactive maps, at parkscore.tpl.org.
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McDonald's is testing a vegan burger, and after reading this report about the horrors of factory farms from The Intercept, you're going to want to try it.
The Intercept's story looks at the federal piglet-hunt that arose when activists from Direct Action Everywhere (DxE), decided to rescue two piglets they found near death at a Smithfield factory farm–part of the nation's largest industrial farm corporation–where they were filming. They grabbed the pigs and took them to an animal sanctuary to be nursed back to health. A few weeks later, per the story, FBI agents in bulletproof vests, armed with search warrants, showed up at two animal shelters demanding to DNA test pigs to figure out if they were the stolen property. Normally two sick pigs wouldn't merit such action, but according to The Intercept, DxE's filming had drawn attention to Smithfield's operation thanks to videos they posted to Facebook and YouTube of the farm and the rescue as well as an article in The New York Times that looked at the use of virtual reality that immerses viewers into the horrors in factory farms. That extra attention got Smithfield to act, calling in the help of federal agents. Per The Intercept, it's all part of a larger plan by factory farms to hide their operations through so-called "ag-gag" laws, which make publishing videos of farm conditions taken as part of undercover operations a felony, punishable by years in prison.
Read the full investigation while watching Netflix's Okja and hoping McDonald's vegan experiment succeeds in Finland, where it's doing its testing, and decides to bring its McVegan soy patty over to the States.


A person has to consider several things when finding a roofing contractor.The reason for this is that roofing contractors available in the market are many.The challenge, which is common, is that these contractors are not equal in terms of cost and quality of the roofing services they offer.Hiring a professional contractor will reduce the time and cost that you incur to have roofing services.You will distinguish a good roofing contractor from the rest by using research.The importance of research is that it will help you to collect vital facts that will lead to hiring the best contractor.Below are the important hints which will guide a person when hiring a contractor for roofing services.
Important to state is that experience of a contractor is essential when seeking for roofing services.The importance of an experienced roofing contractor is that roofing will be done in the right manner.The experience a contractor has in roofing will be established from the portfolio and the period of work.You will should consider a sample of works that a contractor has done to know the quality of roofing services that will be obtained.You will have an assurance of the quality roofing services, if in the past a contractor has offered the best services.You should select that roofing contractor who has existed for long in the industry.The importance of having served for a long period will increase the possibility of getting quality roofing services.Despite the high cost that you will incur to pay an experienced contractor, you will be assured of quality roofing services.
It is essential to note that reputation of a contractor is an important aspect to look at.The important step towards getting quality roofing services is to listen to what customers say.You will learn about experience of the customers about the roofing services they obtained from their reviews.It is by visiting a contractor website that you will gather reviews made by customers.It is by the help of reviews made by customers that a person will succeed to hire a roofing contractor who is good.You will be assured of quality roofing services by hiring a contractor with positive reviews.
The money that you will spend hiring a contractor is an essential factor to consider.It is essential to learn that a contractor who is good is costly.It is for this reason that you ought to estimate the money in your pocket before choosing a roofing contractor.You ought to learn that a good budget will assist a person to hire the right contractor in offering roofing services.


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Former child bride lobbies for bill to save others from her nightmare
At 14, Trevicia Williams was forced to marry a 26-year-old ex-convict. Nearly 40,000 children were married from 2000 to 2014 in Texas, but a bill that made it to the governor's desk Tuesday seeks to stop this practice.
by Alex Samuels May 25, 2017 12 AM Central
Trevicia Williams was 14 years old when her mother forced her to marry a man 12 years her senior. Credit: Courtesy of Trevicia Williams
On Oct. 17, 1983, Trevicia Williams was married. She was 14 years old.
Before that day, she had been a ninth-grader at Aldine Senior High School in Houston. She was at the top of her class and had had plans to be a prosecuting attorney.
Williams, now 47, recalled being picked up from school by her mother one afternoon and being told she was getting married. She was then brought before a justice of the peace and married off to an ex-convict and current registered sex offender — 12 years her senior. She said she never received an answer from her mother on why she was forced into the marriage.
"My mom was very authoritative and not one you would question," Williams said. "If I had two words to describe how I felt that day, it would be uneasy and nervous."
Concerns about the alarming number of child brides have led 12 other states to ban marriage under the age of 16. In 2016, Virginia became the first state to adopt a policy increasing the minimum age of marriage to 18, and on Tuesday, a similar bill championed by Williams in the Texas Legislature reached Gov. Greg Abbott's desk.
"A child should be a child for as long as they can. Children are not psychologically nor physically capable of taking on the responsibilities of being a spouse," she said in an interview with The Texas Tribune. "It's important children have a safety net."
Senate Bill 1705 by state Sen. Van Taylor, R-Plano, would prohibit a person under 18 years of age from marrying unless a judge consents. It also would prohibit anyone under 16 from getting married. Currently Texas has no statutory age "floor" — meaning a judge could approve a child of any age to marry.
The measure passed both the Senate and the House with little opposition.
Under current law, Texas residents have to be at least 18 to independently consent to marriage. Between ages 16 and 18, parental consent is required to get a marriage license.
But the laws fail to prioritize child protection in several ways, advocates say. For example, parental consent (which can hide parental coercion) is enough for a clerk to issue a marriage license to a 16- or 17-year-old, and the consent of only one parent is acceptable, according to the Tahirih Justice Center, a nonprofit that helps abused women and children.
The House sponsor of the bill, state Rep. Senfronia Thompson, D-Houston, told the Tribune she filed the legislation because she wanted to help give minors "a shot at life."
"We want to give these kids an opportunity to make a choice. Their choice," Thompson said. "When you marry someone who's 15 years old to someone who's 50, you haven't given her a chance to be a young lady, grow up and enjoy all those things leading up to their 18th birthday. You cut her short of those opportunities."
Jeanne Smoot, the senior counsel and policy strategist for Tahirih, said Texas has one of the highest rates of child marriages in the country. Nearly 40,000 children younger than 18 were married in Texas between 2000 and 2014, she said.
"The passage of this bill helps ensure the only marriages going forward are adults or emancipated minors," Smoot said. "It'll prevent — rather than facilitate — the forced marriage of children."
Williams said no child should be forced into marriage.
"Childhood is for learning and development, not devotion to a man," Williams said. "Every child deserves his or her right to naturally grow, develop and mature into adults."
Williams recalled being physically and psychologically abused throughout her marriage. She said the first time her husband hit her, she called her mother and asked to come home. Her mother said no.
When Williams was 15, she became pregnant with her daughter. A year later, her husband was incarcerated. And a few days after she turned 17, she filed for divorce.
She was granted approval in August 1987.
"I had to endure the abuse until I was able to free myself and escape from the marriage," Williams said.
Williams later went to college and earned a doctorate in psychology. She also founded Real Beauty Inside Out, which helps prevent coerced marriages by helping mothers and daughters have healthy relationships.
"I'm all about protecting the rights of childhood and the potential of girls and children," Williams said. "I think it's so amazing that this bill will help preserve and protect the lives of girls in the future."
Read related Tribune coverage:
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said more should be done to help sex-trafficking victims and protect vulnerable children in Texas — but that it's not up to him to fund those efforts.
Texas Tribune reporters talked to three convicted traffickers to try to understand the power they wield over victims and the attraction of what they call "the lifestyle." Here they are in their own words.


What child doesn't love playing in a ball pit? Instead of going to the local "Chuck E Cheese" why not have your own in the playroom? All you need is an inflatable kiddie pool and plastic balls.
For one or two toddlers a good size pool is 48" x 10".
With more children or older children look for a larger size.
The balls come in a bag of 100 which will cover the bottom of the pool if you want to fill the pool buy 2 or 3 bags and continue to fill as you wish.
Your child will enjoy hours of fun in their very own ball pit!
You can find all the supplies you need at your local toy store or hardware store (depending on the season). Your best bet would be to check online at Amazon, Walmart, Target, etc.
One bag of 100 balls fills the pool quite nicely but feel free to add as many as you'd like!
After collecting all your items it should take less than 20 minutes to complete this setup.
Could also make a large one to play in as well.


Ohio Valley Medical Center and East Ohio Regional Hospital have continued to provide primary and tertiary care to the Ohio Valley for over one hundred years. From 24-hour EMSTAR emergency and trauma care to orthopedic and rehab services as well as the most comprehensive behavioral health programs in the area, They are thrilled to continue providing exceptional quality of care and state-of-the-art services to the Ohio Valley community. Their physicians and staff offer a full range of healthcare to patients of all ages.


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from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.db import models, migrations
import django.core.validators

class Migration(migrations.Migration):
    dependencies = [
        ('bibliotik', '0001_initial'),
        ('home', '0001_initial'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.CreateModel(
            name='BookUpload',
            fields=[
                ('id', models.AutoField(
                    verbose_name='ID',
                    serialize=False,
                    auto_created=True, primary_key=True)),
                ('added', models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)),
                ('author', models.CharField(
                    max_length=1024,
                    null=True,
                    validators=[django.core.validators.MinLengthValidator(3)])),
                ('title', models.CharField(
                    max_length=512,
                    null=True,
                    validators=[django.core.validators.MinLengthValidator(3)])),
                ('isbn', models.CharField(
                    max_length=17,
                    null=True,
                    verbose_name=b'ISBN',
                    validators=[
                        django.core.validators.RegexValidator(b'^(97(8|9)-?)?\\d{9}(\\d|X)$')
                    ])),
                ('publisher', models.CharField(
                    max_length=256,
                    null=True,
                    validators=[django.core.validators.MinLengthValidator(3)])),
                ('pages', models.CharField(
                    max_length=6,
                    null=True,
                    blank=True)),
                ('year', models.IntegerField(
                    null=True,
                    validators=[
                        django.core.validators.MinValueValidator(1000),
                        django.core.validators.MaxValueValidator(2015)
                    ])),
                ('format', models.CharField(
                    max_length=5,
                    null=True,
                    validators=[django.core.validators.MinLengthValidator(3)])),
                ('retail', models.BooleanField(default=False)),
                ('tags', models.CharField(
                    max_length=256,
                    null=True,
                    validators=[django.core.validators.MinLengthValidator(7)])),
                ('cover_url', models.CharField(
                    max_length=256,
                    null=True,
                    verbose_name=b'Cover URL',
                    blank=True)),
                ('description', models.TextField(
                    null=True,
                    validators=[django.core.validators.MinLengthValidator(100)])),
                ('target_filename', models.CharField(max_length=1024, null=True)),
                ('book_data', models.FileField(upload_to=b'book_data')),
                ('opf_data', models.TextField()),
                ('cover_data', models.BinaryField()),
                ('bibliotik_torrent_file', models.BinaryField(null=True)),
                ('what_torrent_file', models.BinaryField(null=True)),
                ('bibliotik_torrent', models.ForeignKey(
                    blank=True,
                    to='bibliotik.BibliotikTorrent',
                    null=True)),
                ('what_torrent', models.ForeignKey(blank=True, to='home.WhatTorrent', null=True)),
            ],
            options={
            },
            bases=(models.Model,),
        ),
    ]


For this week's Verizon Galaxy S4 ROM of the week, check out HyperDrive ROM by XDA user Sbreen94.
Based on official Verizon firmware, the HyperDrive gives you a ton of more features over stock to give you that extra edge when showing off to your friends.
At the heart of HyperDrive ROM is the Hyperdrive Control app which allow you to get mods/add-ons through its HyperdriveOTA and fully customize your UI (such as clock, status bar, battery icon) using Custom Settings. Also included are some framework mods like Xposed App settings and Xposed Tweakbox (which allow you to add additional mods).
Other notable features include Hold-Menu button to kill app, NFC enabled on lockscreen, extended settings for MMS, extended settings for camera (higher bitrate camcorder along with volume shutter button option), extended browser settings (open up to 50 tabs!), Sony Bravia Engine, pop-up browser resizable to any size, screen-off playback YouTube app, and even some more.
Native hotspot app has been hacked (wifi tether working out of the box) so all you tether fans will be happy while multi-window has been enabled for all apps out of the box (no need to use Multi Window manager app).
Overall, I am impressed at the amount of great features that Sbreen94 has added to his impressive HyperDrive ROM in a short amount of time. Certainly, this is one of the best custom ROMs you can install on your Verizon Galaxy S4 right now. So, give it a try this week(end) and do let me know what you think!
Credits – Sbreen94 <— donate to the developer or hit Thanks button on XDA if you like this ROM, thx!
HyperDrive ROM RLS9.1 for Verizon Galaxy S4!
Android 4.3 MJ7 + Root for Verizon Galaxy S4!
Will hyperdrive rom run on my att gs4 with kt kernel.
the LED flash lights flashing when receiving call, already installed the ROM twice is it setting?
then preferences you should see incoming calls checked. Uncheck it to stop the camera from flashing.
Can someone tell me how to install new apps to sd card or move apps to sd card???
Great ROM- love all the tweeks; but I seemed to have lost the ability to wake up my phone with the home button. Anyone know how to enable the home key to wake the phone?
installed SL6.zip yesterday using CWM recovery and everything went fine without issues. Big change this version contains is AROMA GUI installer where you can select which pkg you want to install & then final ROM is customized as per your selection. GUI is not very smooth so be careful in your selection. whole process took less than 10 min. First thing I noticed was speed in launching the applications. this ROM still has some samsung bloatware like watchon, Allshare, etc which some users like but i dont so used Titanium to un-install. Over all rating is like this ROM better than CM10.
I have 16GB S4 and there is a new rom from hyperdrive and I cant download it because I don't have enough space on S4… somehow there is 7 GB in system memory… what can I do to minimalize that.. I don't even have anything installed on it jet and its saying I got 700MB left… and what app are you using for resolution change like on yours S4…?
Great ROM! But one thing… upon bootup, the battery and all other icons are missing in the status bar. Mine shows a "-1" where the battery indicator should be and then the time next to that. So at the top, all I get upon bootup and even after initially going past the lock screen is something like: "-1 01:00pm".
The only thing which corrects this is after the lock screen, pulling down and back up the status bar tab. Then all the icons show as per normal.
This certainly isn't reflective of the rest of the ROM, but it sure stands out as it's the first thing one sees after every boot. Perhaps the developer can look into this and correct???
I'm having a problem with Youtube in Hyperdrive 10. I keep getting a 404 error when I open the program, anybody else getting this issue?
I absolutely love all the features in HyperDrive. My only question is that there are a couple items upon install that I chose which I would like to revert but can not figure out how.
2. I chose the loud hack for the volume and want to go standard.
How can I go back to change these, or do I need to go back and then re-install the software with the different options?
I tried the red, didn't like it and wanted to revert, but couldn't seem to find all the necessary tweaks to rid it. I finally just had to reflash and start over. Not sure about the loud hack; not sure what that does exactly.
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This more economical Second Arrow option is no longer offered. Demand for the lighter 30d outer tent version far outstripped that for this one. The 75 denier polyester outer tent may add some weight and lack the protection of the high-tech silicone finish on the 30d model but otherwise performance is identical: 2-person, double-skinned expedition tent for lightweight snow travel and use in exposed country. This tent's excellent ventilation also makes it perfect for summer and tropical use. It will also appeal to solo travellers looking for 5-season performance and extra room.
The Cirque is not in the current WE tent range. We retain this page as a back reference for Cirque owners.
High-altitude base camp tents must not only resist fierce winds, they must be able to support substantial snow loads, provide working and living room in lock-down weather and cope with increased UV bombardment. The Cirque starts with the proven core-framework design for such conditions: the 4-pole vee and cross combination - hub designs just don't put enough tube ends down to the ground. By adding further pole arcs over the two entrances and over the built-in, double-entranced vestibule we have created a tent with romp-home performance. The specification is completed with our legendary attention to detail. At well under 5 kilograms the Cirque will also interest families and 3 or 4-packs of mates not deterred by and requiring shelter from 'full conditions'.
The Dart tents have been superceded by the Space 1. Please go to Ultra-light Hiking Tents to see the Space series. This page is retained as a reference for Dart tent owners.
A blind devotion to absolute light-weight in solo tents often results in disappointing field performancewhen it really matters. A fresh breeze will show up worrying instability. Real foul weather can jeopardise the trip. The Dart is true, free-standing solo tent combining excellent storm strength and stability with great ventilation, generous floor area and useful vestibule space. With the waterproof outer skin removed, the insect-proof, mesh-walled inner remains as a perfect dry-season enclosure for those warm, starry nights. For higher latitudes where wet and cold combine the Winter version, is a great alternative.
Like its mesh inner counterpart the Dart Winter is a true, free-standing solo tent combining excellent storm strength and stability with good ventilation, generous floor area and useful vestibule space. The fabric inner sets up first and can be used alone. With its three pole arcs and low profile this compact tent will handle heavy snowfall as well as the wet and cold expected with high latitude winters.
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This 2-person tent ticks all the boxes when it comes to reliable performance across a wide range of backpacking situations: stability and strength in high wind, generous floor space for two tall occupants, good head room, independent access and vestibule space for each, excellent cross-ventilation, the convenience of free-standing set-up and a versatile mesh-walled inner that is ideal for use alone on tropical dry-season trips. This version uses our economical fabric option for the outer tent skin: 75 denier polyester with a regular durable-water-repellent face treatment. All WE tents incorporate the same uncompromising level of design and construction detail.
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It's the all-fabric inner that distinguishes this winter version of our popular 2-person backpacking tent. This model is only available with the high-tech, 30d, high-tenacity ripstop polyester with silicone elastomer face coating, providing enhanced water-repellency, snow shedding and UV resistance. The specs snapshot below points clearly to strong performance in all backpacking conditions: stability and strength in high wind, generous floor space for two tall occupants, good head room, independent access and vestibule space for each, good cross-ventilation (courtesy of the uncoverable mesh screens on the inner tent door panels) and the convenience of free-standing set-up. With its strong 3-pole framework and winter inner this Dart 2 is also great for snow camping.
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The single person Ace tent, combines incredible space, sit-up headroom and excellent stability all in a package with a minimum pitch weight just over 1.9kg. Our unique 'dihedral hub' has been the design breakthrough that has brought about this unique performance combination. Internal volume and sit-up height are achieved within a compact envelope. When extreme wind of snowfall threaten an internal brace is attached giving the framework rock-solid stability and increased resistance against snow accumulation. Also available with the winter inner tent option: Ace UL W. Down-load the tech-sheet to see dimensioned diagrams. (Photo showing mesh inner available soon).
The Winter version of our new single person Ace tent,this tent combines incredible space, sit-up headroom and excellent stability all in a package with a minimum pitch weight just over 1.95kg. Our unique 'dihedral hub' has been the design breakthrough that has brought about this unique performance combination. Internal volume and sit-up height are achieved within a compact envelope. When extreme wind of snowfall threaten an internal brace is attached giving the framework rock-solid stability and increased resistance against snow accumulation. Also available with the mesh inner tent option: Ace UL. Down-load the tech-sheet to see dimensioned diagrams.
The Space 1 model replaces the Tectite 1 in our ultra-light hiking tent range. Please go to that page. We have retained this website content as a back reference for owners. (For the original product description please click on the pdf Tech Sheet link on the product page).
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Bishop of Gloucester asks about women in prisons, and about telephones in prison cells
The Bishop of Gloucester received the following written answers on 24th May 2022:
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester asked Her Majesty's Government how many women aged (1) 18 to 24, and (2) 25 years or older, are currently held in each female prison establishment.
Lord Wolfson of Tredegar (Con): These figures are routinely published as part of the OMSQ Prison Population Data Tool (published as part of Offender Management Statistics Quarterly): https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/offender-management-statistics-quarterly.
As of 31 December 2021 (latest available published data), the population of each female prison, split by requested age categories, was as follows (on Hansard).
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester asked Her Majesty's Government how many incidents of physical restraint took place in the female prison estate on women aged (1) 18 to 24, and (2) 25 years or older, in each year since 2018.
Lord Wolfson of Tredegar: The requested data on use of force incidents is available for the 12 month periods ending March 2019 to March 2021. This is detailed in the attached Excel spreadsheet (on Hansard).
Every use of physical force is reviewed, and prison officers receive appropriate training to ensure that it is only used when necessary, reasonable and proportionate.
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester asked Her Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Wolfson of Tredegar on 2 February (HL5530) concerning the average distance from home for prisoners in female and male prisons, what is the reason for the discrepancy between the figures provided and the figure in table 5.1a of the Female Offender Strategy supporting data tables.
Lord Wolfson of Tredegar: The reason for the difference between figures provided in the response to HL5530 and table 5.1a of the Female Offender Strategy supporting data tables is a change in methodology.
The figures provided in table 5.1a were calculated using travelling distance (i.e. the distance of a road journey between 2 destinations). From 2019, the methodology used to extract information on prisoners' distance from home changed to the straight-line distance approach used in the answer to HL5530 and other similar questions.
Straight-line modelling is the most consistent calculation method. Attempts to model based on travelling distance are subject to significant temporal and geographical variation (e.g. inner city travel time).
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester asked Her Majesty's Government what proportion of cells in (1) the female prison estate, and (2) the male prison estate, have in-cell telephony; and what proportion of cells in each prison have that facility.
Lord Wolfson of Tredegar: I refer the right reverend Prelate to the answer given to PQ HL5474 on 1 February 2022 and HL5473 on 1 February 2022.
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IBM Reports Drop In Revenue And Profit
Posted by Toi Williams on Apr 18th, 2014
In the first quarter, IBM reported that its profit fell and its revenue declined for the eighth consecutive quarter. Revenue for the quarter was $22.5 billion, below the average estimate of Wall Street analysts of $22.9 billion. This was a significant drop from the $23.4 billion in revenue reported in the year-earlier quarter. IBM's net income dropped 21 percent compared with a year earlier, falling from $3 billion to $2.4 billion. Operating earnings per share fell 15 percent, to $2.54 a share, from $3.00 a share last year.
The drop was mainly attributed to the falloff in its hardware business. Sales slid 23 percent in the company's hardware business. The sales of the current mainframe models are trailing off and IBM is not expected to have a new mainframe computer offering until next year. IBM's quarterly profit was also hurt by an $870 million charge for the severance costs for laid off workers. IBM employs more than 400,000 people worldwide and regularly sheds employees in markets and product areas that are declining while adding employees in profitable divisions.
IBM has turned its focus to the future and has been following a strategy to shed lower-profit products and invest in higher-margin fields. The company says that its business model is geared to deliver profit growth, instead of focusing on sales growth. The company has sold off its personal computer division and its storage disk-drive division in recent years. The company also agreed to sell off its unit that makes industry-standard servers in January to Lenovo of China for $2.3 billion.
In their place, the company has placed its money on sophisticated data-analysis software, on businesses to deliver computing remotely over the Internet cloud, and on its Watson artificial-intelligence technology. However, investors and analysts are wondering if the new offerings will be able to grow fast enough to offset the erosion of IBM's traditional hardware and software businesses. Virginia M. Rometty, IBM's chief executive, said in a statement that moves taken to "transform parts of the business" would begin to show results later in the year.
In recent years, cost cutting and share repurchases have played a large role in IBM's strong earnings performance. Now, investors are anxious to see signs of revenue growth. A.M. Sacconaghi, an analyst at Bernstein Research, said, "Investors are increasingly skeptical of the quality of IBM's earnings."
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Q: How to access c# WPF control in thread safe way? I've tried using the examples from MSDN for this but they seem to only be applicable to Windows Forms. For instance the method of using .InvokeRequired relies on the windows forms control, however this method isn't available for WPF controls. The Backgound worker method throws an InvalidOperationException as well -

The calling thread cannot access this
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So how can this be done in the context of WPF?

A: You simply want to use the Dispatcher.Invoke method (or the asynchronous equivalent Dispatcher.BeginInvoke), which will marshal the call to the main WPF UI thread.
The DependencyObject class contains a Dispatcher property, which means all controls and other objects which inherit from this class also provide this property, in a way similar to WinForms. In addition, the Application object provides access to the dispatcher.
An example usage might be the following (in code-behind of a Window/UserControl):
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Notre Dame head coach Mike Brey spoke following the 63-61 loss at Georgia Tech on Tuesday night.
On the loss:
"Their defense is really good. It was hard to play against. We gave ourselves a chance, but you have to score a little more to escape down here. I thought they made some big shots and some big posts moves at key times.
"We battled and we've been who we've been. We're right there and can't quite get over the hump. This is a tough league to get over the hump in."
On if he was surprised Georgia Tech's injured guys played:
"As long as I've been in this business, I always expect the best players to play. I know the other night against Louisville, they were a completely different basketball team. We're kind of a different basketball team with some guys missing. Those guys that played for them are really gifted and played great tonight."
On the technical:
"I thought I turned around and voiced my frustration back toward my staff. The quorum is the quorum. I thought it was a clean strip, but I couldn't see it. He has a better angle. I apologized to the team and I didn't help us with that. I have to be better there. I know the rule and that's one me."
On almost getting key steals:
"It's kind of been about who we are. Not being able to get a 50-50 ball in the last four minutes - it's happened in games in this league. Probably some of that is youth. We've got some 18-year-olds running around out there. Fatigue at the end of a game. We have to keep helping them and keeping them positive."
On three-point shooting:
"It's been the story for us. We haven't shot it well enough. We handle the ball well even though we had 13 turnovers tonight. We pass and catch well. The clean looks we're getting, we're not making enough of them. I think we're a better shooting team than we're showing, but until you do it, you are who you are.
"We just haven't shot it well enough to win in this league."
On scoring:
"Our defense is good enough. 63 is pretty good. In this league, if you score in the 60s, you're not going to win many games. We've been in the 60s every game but one. We're searching for scoring as we grow this group."
On the next two games (UVA and Duke):
"We're 1-5 in the league. We've played some really good teams. The two we're playing are the two best. We've got to flush it and move on. We have to compete and see if we can get to game situations and get over the hump.
"That's a lot to say against the next two teams. Our crowd will be great. Our fans love our young players as they are getting to know them. We know we have a heck of a challenge on Saturday and Monday. That's why these kids came to Notre Dame or Georgia Tech to play in this league.
"We got nothing to lose. There are not many expectations on our team since we lost (Rex) Pflueger and some other guys. Let's just let it rip and play."
On growth:
"The one thing that's been lost in us not winning is John Mooney is playing as well as anyone in the league. When you're 1-5, you're not going to get a whole lot of attention. He's been unbelievable setting the tone for us. I thought (Nate) Laszewski was good tonight. I thought (Dane) Goodwin was attacking tonight.
"We're in a youth movement and there are growing pains. We've had a bunch of them and then some nights we've had some fun."
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I have always been aware that poetry for me stretched for life . The rush therefore not part of my relationship with the poem . The final judgment will make the time and , unlike the Judgement of religions , I know I do not ever result. Corresponds only to me -and not just the day to day poems without justification or compensation be pleased them looking and writing component . None of us have much, even those that seem to count much, but we can save the same , curiously , you can also save the poem : its intensity honest.


True leadership happens naturally, emerging from an inclusive context.
Leadership is not a question of level or position, although organizations do have "so-called" leaders at different points in the hierarchy. It is not a question of personality. Warm charismatic people are good dinner companions, but do not necessarily qualify as leaders.
They are humble and know how to listen.
If you think about these three characteristics, you will begin to recognize leaders all around you. They are rarely part of the official "leadership" contingent but they play critical roles in organizations. Some may be community managers, well-followed internal bloggers, or customer service reps always ready to guide new colleagues.
In the digital age, leadership emerges in the workplace when flows of information and ideas live in a context of open, participatory management and cross-organizational communities.
Like the hand emerging from the crowd of children to control the mouse, leaders gradually emerge from the "noise" in an enterprise digital workplace.
As an organization starts down the social collaboration path, there are often concerns about this "noise". About people wasting time. People talking about non work-related topics. People spending time "surfing" on the enterprise social network.
Management start to get nervous. How can we control this? Where is the ROI? This nervousness is felt because the flows of information and ideas are moving simultaneously in all directions. In the predigital era, information and ideas moved along hierarchical lines or within closed teams and groups.
A digital workplace on the other hand enables voices of people to be heard. It lets anyone share information with others. It lets people follow people and groups. It connects people who share a purpose but don't yet know each other. In the predigital age, this was quasi impossible. In the predigital age there were "safeguards"or rather barriers in place in the form of designated communicators and official content publishers. Management was more comfortable, but leadership was more limited.
A mature digital workplace augments the noise.
A mature digital workplace make it easier for ideas and information to grow and spread in the natural course of working.
The capability of "sharing information and knowledge directly without going through official publishers" is over three times more common in maturing digital workplaces.
78 percent of the maturing digital workplaces have this capability in place enterprise-wide compared to 23 percent in other organizations.
People can find other people without know their names by searching on key words in self-declarative people directories.
78 percent of maturing digital workplaces have this capability enterprise wide compared to 31 percent of the others.
People across the organization can propose ideas in response to a problem-solving challenge.
40 percent of maturing digital workplaces versus 8 percent of the others report having this capability enterprise wide.
A mature digital workplace shapes noise into value and breeds new leadership.
Self-organizing communities across the organization counterbalance traditional hierarchical lines.
In these organizations, people are able to ask questions and get answers from management. It means they can organize into communities and work towards shared purposes.
In organizations with maturing digital workplaces, 72 percent report that they have cross-organizational communities enterprise-wide. This is three times the 23 percent reported by other organizations. These communities, usually self-organizing around topics or purposes, play different roles ranging from managing projects, curating content to proactive work on strategic business topics.
In organizations with maturing digital workplaces, top management is more likely to have an "open and participatory" approach. In fact, 34 percent say it is "a regular practice" for management to do live webcasts in town hall style where they take questions directly from the workforce. This compares to a 8 percent for the other organizations.
How much "noise" does your organization generate and how is this transforming your organization?
Can people share information, connect to each other and build communities across your organization?
Can people contribute ideas and help solve problems even when it is not part of their job description?
Do you have cross-organizational, self-organizing communities and if so, what roles do they play?
Can people communicate directly with senior managers, asking questions and getting answers?
This post was originally published in 2014 and the data are from "The Digital Workplace in the Connected Organization" report, published in February 2014. 314 organizations were surveyed worldwide in Q3 of 2013. The term "maturing digital workplaces" refers to the top 20 percent of the 314 organizations as per the Maturity Scale. They are referred to as "early adopters" in the 2014 report. Scoring is based on a selection of questions in the survey and the respondents' own answers.
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Supplies for Vintage and Modern FAI Power models can be anywhere from common balsa wood to highly specialized items. Many of the specialty items are hand made, some by the flyers themselves and others by cottage industries. Some vintage engines and supplies are available only from markets like Ebay.


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Degrees: B.A. in Theatre Education M.A. in Theatre Certifications: Theatre Arts EC-12 Speech 7-12 Generalist 4-8
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Mrs. Dunaway is very excited to be joining the Cedar Hill ISD Family! She will be teaching Theatre Arts at the Collegiate High School and Academy. This will be her ninth year in education. She earned her Masters degree in Theatre through the University of Houston. She has studied with prestigious theatre companies such as Steppenwolf and the iO in Chicago, The Lincoln Center in NYC, and the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. She is also a graduate of Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi, where she received her B.A. in Theatre Education. Mrs. Dunaway loves directing, especially anything by Shakespeare. She was nominated for the Betty Lynn Buckley Awards "Best Play" in 2019 for her production of "Arabian Nights". Mrs. Dunaway is also an incredibly talented theatre technician and loves costume, set, and lighting design. Last year, she had a student win 2nd place at the UIL Theatrical Design State Contest in Division II Costume Design. She has also received nominations for costume design with Dallas Summer Musical High School Musical Awards and the Betty Lynn Buckley Awards. Mrs. Dunaway adores her husband, her three cats, and anything related to Harry Potter!
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(PanSTARRS) is a near-Earth object and periodic comet of the Jupiter family, that was radar imaged at distance of 2.2 million miles (3.5 million km, or 9 lunar distances) during a flyby of Earth in 2016. This enabled the size of the nucleus to be calculated at about  in diameter. Four noted aspects to  are that it was discovered as an asteroid first, it was much bigger than expected going from perhaps 125 meters to 1000 meters, it was the closest approach by a comet since 1770, and finally, it has a very similar orbit as numbered comet 252P/LINEAR, and may be related to it (e.g. split off of).

The object had a unique history in that when it was discovered in January 2016 by a Pan-STARRS telescope, it was thought to be an asteroid and went by a provisional minor planet designation . Astronomer Denis Denisenko noted the body's orbit was very similar to 252P/LINEAR, which led to a follow up observation by the Lowell Discovery Telescope. The body showed a tail, identifying it as a probable comet and then named .

The similarity of the orbits of  and 252P/LINEAR suggested that  may have split off from 252P/LINEAR.

 was bigger than predicted when observed by astronomical radar; it was estimated to be perhaps 125 meters but was about 1 km in diameter. One reason it was hard to predict its size, is because it reflects about 3% of the light, a very low albedo.

 was said to be the closest approach of Earth by a comet since 1770 when Lexell's Comet is calculated to have passed within 1.4 million miles (2.2 million kilometers) of Earth according to Sky & Telescope magazine. The  flyby of Earth in 2016 was noted as the third closest approach of a comet to Earth. Another close approach by a comet in modern times was Comet IRAS–Araki–Alcock (aka C/1983 H1) in 1983.

After 's flyby in 2016, it is calculated that is the closest it will be to Earth for at least the next 150 years.  was noted as an opportunity to study comets more closely.

Summary
Example facts:
Discovered in January 2016, Earth flyby of 9 lunar distances in March 2016
Discovered as an asteroid but cometary activity detected
Expected to be 125 meters but turned out to be 1 km in size
Closest comet flyby since 1770 and 3rd closest recorded comet to Earth
Orbit similar to 252P/LINEAR
Very, very dark reflecting about 2-3 percent of visible light according to infrared observations
Rotates every 35–40 hours along its axis of rotation
Is the cometary representation of a charcoal briquette

Observations
 was detected by the PS-1 telescope of Pan-STARRS in Hawaii, and it was also observed by the 4.3 meter aperture Discovery Channel Telescope in Arizona. NASA's Infrared Telescope Facility (IRTF) also made observations of . NASA's infrared telescope (IRTF) observations revealed that  was reflecting only 2-3 percent of visible light.

The observations of  with the NASA IRTF gave a diameter estimate of 600 – 1200 meters (0.4 mile and 0.75 mile). The radar observations reported about a kilometer in diameter.

 was observed with a radar telescope in California over three days, which revealed various properties including a rotation rate of 35–40 hours along one axis.

Telescopes of Slooh also offered views of  and 252P/LINEAR.

In context
Near-Earth comets are much less common than asteroids. , according to statistics maintained by CNEOS, 18,837 NEOs were discovered: 107 near-Earth comets and 18,730 near-Earth asteroids. There are 1,929 NEOs that are classified as potentially hazardous asteroids (PHAs). Comets' typical properties are cause for various issues, including that they typically are very dark (in astronomical speak, they have a low albedo) which can hamper taking accurate measurements;  reflected approximately 3% of visible light which is darker than fresh asphalt.

Typical comets have much bigger orbits and have a lot of ice and dust that make their big tails.

There is a known bias towards detecting asteroids that reflect more visible light, and one way around this is try find them with infrared telescopes (i.e. detecting the objects' heat) although this comes with other challenges. There is a bias towards finding asteroids that are easier to detect. To better understand  it was observed with a combination of visible-light, infrared, and radar telescopes each with certain observation benefits. Infrared observations of the comet allowed for a determination that  was reflecting only 2-3 percent of visible light.

The radar observations during the Earth flyby detected surface features as small as 8 meters, and determined a rotation rate of  between 35–40 hours.

Comet 252P/LINEAR had its close approach on March 21, 2016, and coming within 3.3 million miles (5.2 million kilometers) made it the 5th closest approach by a comet according to CNN.

Meteor shower
P/2016 BA14 may produce meteor shower on 21 March 2023 between the hours of 00–04 UT. The radiant would be located near the bright star Canopus at  (R.A. = 6 h ; Dec. = –51°). Meteors would have a slow entry speed of 17 km/s.

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See also
List of asteroid close approaches to Earth
List of asteroid close approaches to Earth in 2016
Near-Earth object
C/2013 A1 (comet that passed close to planet Mars in 2014)
Near-Earth object#Near-Earth comets
55P/Tempel–Tuttle (Earth close approach in 1366 (calculated))

References

External links
NASA - BA14 scanned by radar
Discovery of Activity at Asteroid 2016 BA14 (Blog)
Historic (Pre 1900) close approaches of Earth by comets

A 'Tail' of Two Comets (NASA March 18, 2016)

Comets in 2016
Cometary object articles

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Rabi est un film burkinabé réalisé par Gaston Kaboré et sorti en 1993.

Synopsis
Rabi a dix ans. Il aide son père dans son travail de forgeron. Un jour, celui-ci trouve une tortue sur le marché et l'offre à l'enfant. Rabi est si émerveillé par l'animal qu'il oublie d'actionner le soufflet de la forge. Le père, fâché, se débarrasse de la tortue. Rabi en est meurtri au point qu'un vieil homme du village lui donne une nouvelle tortue, laquelle va accompagner le garçon dans sa découverte de la vie et du respect de la nature.

Fiche technique
 Titre : Rabi
 Réalisation : Gaston Kaboré
 Scénario : Gaston Kaboré
 Photographie : Jean-Noël Ferragut
 Son : Marc Nourigat
 Montage : Marie-Jeanne Kanyala
 Musique : Wally Badarou et René Guirma
 Production : Cinecom Production
 Distribution : Les Films du Paradoxe
 Pays :
 Durée :
 Date de sortie  : France -

Distribution
 Yacouba Kaboré
 Tinfissi Yerbanga
 Joseph Nikiema
 Colette Kaboré
 Joséphine Kaboré
 Chantal Nikiéma
 Vincent Zoundi
 Paul Yerbanga
 Sylvia Guem

Récompenses
 Prix du jury aux Journées cinématographiques de Carthage 1992

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Jean A. Gili, Positif, , ,
 Jacques Valot, Le Mensuel du cinéma, , ,
 Jean-Pierre Jeancolas, Positif, , ,
 Guy Gauthier, La Saison cinématographique 93, ,

Liens externes

 Fiche sur Africultures

Film burkinabé sorti en 1993
Film dramatique burkinabé
Film sur l'enfance
Film réalisé par Gaston Kaboré


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This Survival Boot Knife is Made of Saturn V Rocket Superalloy
By Ethan Wolff-Mann Published On 03/31/2014
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By Ethan Wolff-Mann @ewolffmann Published On 03/31/2014
The Inconel superalloy has served the X-15, Saturn V, NASCAR, F1, gun suppressor baffles, and more, thanks to its incredible toughness in extreme environments. Overcoming the remarkable difficulty of working and machining this superalloy, Vvego has tamed this metallic beast into the T-1 Boot Blade, a small, curved boot knife made from a turbine engine blade.
This small, curved blade is extremely corrosion resistant.
Since it doesn't have a point, this isn't the world's greatest self-defense weapon. However, its durability and sharpness make it a survival essential.
And if you don't feel like walking around with a knife on your laces, the T-1 Boot Blade will work just fine in your pocket as a keychain.
Ethan Wolff-Mann is the Gear editor of Supercompressor. He functions okay in extreme conditions, but not as well as the Inconel. Follow him on Twitter @ewolffmann.