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Q: What is this Javascrip/node variable/constant assinging notation/syntax called ? I've been trying to find out what this notation is called so I can better google it. It's from the gmail api node example but wont run for me.
const {client_secret, client_id, redirect_uris} = credentials.installed;

I think this is the correct stackexchange site for this, but if I'm wrong, happy to relocate it to a more appropriate one.

A: It is Destructuring Assignment


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Q: Make a tkinter messagebox optional What I want is to make a tkinter message box with my own options.
It is like options with "OK", "Never" or Other options.
Thanks in advance
I have tried making a toplevel window na placing, but I want it different. I want it to flash if I click on the Tk window and get the minimize button removed (maximize button too, if possible).

A: There's no way to change those buttons, but you can create your own!
from tkinter import Tk, Toplevel
from tkinter.ttk import Button, Label
from tkinter.constants import BOTTOM, E
import playsound as pl    # pip install playsound if you don't have it
import threading as th
import time

root = Tk()
root.title("Custom errors and warnings.")

def play_errorsound():
    pl.playsound("C:\Windows\Media\Windows Foreground.wav")

def place_center(master, geometry_x, geometry_y):
    rx = master.winfo_screenwidth()
    ry = master.winfo_screenheight()
    x = int((rx/2) - (500/2))
    y = int((ry/2) - (500/2))
    master.geometry(f"{geometry_x}x{geometry_y}+{x}+{y}")

def blink():
    errwin.grab_set()
    th.Thread(target=play_errorsound).start()
    for i in range(10):
        errwin.config(bg="blue")
        time.sleep(0.005)
        errwin.config(bg="white")
    errwin.grab_release()

def blink_start(event):
    th.Thread(target=blink).start()

def showerror(title, message, buttontext, buttoncommand):
    global errwin
    th.Thread(target=play_errorsound).start()
    errwin = Toplevel()
    errwin.transient(root)
    place_center(errwin, 400, 200)
    errwin.resizable(0, 0)
    errwin.title(title)
    text = Label(errwin, text=message, font="Calibri 15")
    text.pack(pady=5)
    b = Button(errwin, text=buttontext, command=buttoncommand)
    b.pack(side=BOTTOM, anchor=E)
    root.bind("<Button-1>", blink_start)

def close():
    root.quit()

b1 = Button(root, text="Show error", command=lambda: showerror("Error", "This is an error!", "Close this window", close))
b1.pack(pady=20)

place_center(root, 500, 500)

root.mainloop()

You can add more buttons if you want.

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With sharp hangovers finally subsiding, it's worth a moment of our time to acknowledge the weekend passing of The Swinging Door. Stationed out in the commercial borderlands of Fairview Park and Rocky River, otherwise mostly devoid of the iconic American dive bar genre, the Door was a westside haven for those in need of strong drink and camaraderie at all hours.
It was the first bar I drank at, personally, coming of age as a line cook down the street and, after all, having grown up in River. There were the village drunks always present, sure, and they were harmless and charming characters most of the time. But the Door also served as a beacon for the service industry along the spinal cord of Center Ridge Road. Where else was there to gather in, say, a Jameson-soaked haze after a long night of slinging burgers at Applebee's or fajitas at Chi-Chi's or Asian nachos at Rocky River Brewing Co.?
The final hours — this past Saturday, Sept. 3, the conclusion of 52 years of business — passed by much as the thousands of hours that had come before. There was revelry, of course. But as the alcohol reserves slimmed down into oblivion, out among the crowd — all ages, all corners of the westside 'burbs represented in full — laments were passed around like cigarettes. Messages were scrawled on walls this time, too, and bar stools were stashed in car trunks as the crowd of smokers and jokers grew in size and volume outside the back door.
It's a sad thing to see a dive shutter on its final night and to find yourself wondering: What's next? Where do we all go now?


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After overcoming my own struggles with weight which came as a result of a high school injury; I decided to get back into shape, as I once was as a high school and college athlete. Getting back on track made it capable to compete in the amateur level as a boxer and later on in the Men's Health Magazine NYC's Elite Trainers Open. These personal experiences put me in an unique position to work and fully understand every single client. In addition to being a fully certified personal trainer; I also have an extensive background training clients and this has provided me with the tools, knowledge and passion to help any client. I'll make sure you'll pick things up, put them down and not only be good…but…BE GREAT!
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Nick Koury has grown up as an athlete with a family that instilled; the importance of being in shape and taking care of your body. This helped translate into his everyday life along with his unique training approach. He brings his passion, energy, and enthusiasm to every single client's training session. Nick is determined in helping others achieve their goals which are felt by his clients in his attention to detail and his positive attitude. Making them feel they can do anything they want to accomplish is his ultimate personal goal!
After many years as a Crossfit athlete, coach and following Crossfit programming since 2006, it's enabled me to coach and personal train clients for the last three years. I've competed in the Crossfit Open masters division competition two out of the last five years and each time placed in the top fifty out of over four thousand participants worldwide! Throughout that time I worked as a stockbroker on Wall Street but never lost my passion for physical fitness and a healthy lifestyle. I love fitness and I'll show you how you can love it too!
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From the command line, you can edit the /etc/sysconfig/selinux file. This file is a symlink to/etc/selinux/config. The configuration file is self-explanatory. Changing the value of SELINUX orSELINUXTYPE changes the state of SELinux and the name of the policy to be used the next time the system boots.


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Q: How to get Min Check in time and Max check out time from table? I have a table that stores check in and check out of employees. Now the data is stored in 2 different columns and in 2 rows something like shown below. If employee checks in on 2019-09-01 21:30:00 and checks out at 2019-09-02 08:45:00 it is showing total hours calculate in negative.
Here is data:
DROP TABLE TestAtte;
CREATE TABLE TestAtte(
    ID INT,
    TimeIn DATETIME,
    TimeOut DATETIME
);

INSERT INTO TestAtte VALUES(1, '2019-09-01 21:30:00', NULL);
INSERT INTO TestAtte VALUES(2, NULL, '2019-09-02 08:48:00');
INSERT INTO TestAtte VALUES(3, '2019-09-03 17:16:00', NULL);
INSERT INTO TestAtte VALUES(4, NULL, '2019-09-04 09:14:00');

My query is something like this
SELECT MIN(TimeIn) Checkin, MAX(Timeout) CheckOut
FROM dbo.TestAtte
GROUP BY CAST(COALESCE(TimeIn, Timeout) AS DATE)

The data should be something like this
TimeIn                      TimeOut
2019-09-01 21:30:00.000     2019-09-02 08:48:00.000
2019-09-03 17:16:00.000     2019-09-04 09:14:00.000

A: You can probably use LAG function for this:
WITH cte AS (
    SELECT LAG(TimeIn) OVER (ORDER BY COALESCE(TimeIn, TimeOut)) AS TimeIn2
         , TimeOut
    FROM TestAtte
)
SELECT TimeIn2, TimeOut
FROM cte
WHERE TimeOut IS NOT NULL

If the table contains record for multiple employees you need a PARTITION BY EmployeeID inside the OVER clause. The results will contain TimeIn = NULL for orphan TimeOut records.

A: This uses Outer Apply to find the first time out after each time in.
SELECT CheckIn.TimeIn, CheckOut.TimeOut
FROM dbo.TestAtte AS CheckIn
OUTER APPLY
(
SELECT TOP 1 TimeOut
FROM dbo.TestAtte AS AllOut
WHERE AllOut.TimeOut > CheckIn.TimeIn
ORDER BY AllOut.TimeOut ASC
) AS CheckOut
WHERE TimeIn IS NOT NULL


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Johnny Clegg, A Uniting Voice Against Apartheid, Dies At 66
By Anastasia Tsioulcas • Jul 16, 2019
South African musician Johnny Clegg, right, with his longtime bandmate Sipho Mchunu, performing in New York City in 1996. Clegg died Tuesday at age 66.
Jack Vartoogian / Getty Images
Originally published on July 17, 2019 9:57 am
One of the most celebrated voices in modern South African music has died. Singer, dancer and activist Johnny Clegg, who co-founded two groundbreaking, racially mixed bands during the apartheid era, died Tuesday in Johannesburg at age 66. He had battled pancreatic cancer since 2015.
His death was announced by his manager and family spokesperson, Roddy Quin.
Clegg wrote his 1987 song "Asimbonanga" for Nelson Mandela. It became an anthem for South Africa's freedom fighters.
Johnny Clegg was born in England, but he became one of South Africa's most creative and outspoken cultural figures. He moved around a lot, as a white child born to an English man and a female jazz singer from Zimbabwe (then known as Southern Rhodesia). His parents split up while he was still a baby; Clegg's mother took him to Zimbabwe before she married again, this time to a South African crime reporter, when he was 7. The family moved north to Zambia for a couple of years, and then settled in Johannesburg.
He discovered South Africa's music when he was a young teenager in Johannesburg. He had been studying classical guitar, but chafed under its strictness and formality. When he started hearing Zulu-style guitar, he was enchanted — and liberated.
"I stumbled on Zulu street guitar music being performed by Zulu migrant workers, traditional tribesmen from the rural areas," he told NPR in a 2017 interview. "They had taken a Western instrument that had been developed over six, seven hundred years, and reconceptualized the tuning. They changed the strings around, they developed new styles of picking, they only use the first five frets of the guitar — they developed a totally unique genre of guitar music, indigenous to South Africa. I found it quite emancipating."
He soon found a local, black teacher — who took him into neighborhoods where whites weren't supposed to go. He went to the migrant workers' hostels: difficult, dangerous places where a thousand or two young men at a time struggled to survive. But on the weekends, they kicked back, entertaining each other with Zulu songs and dances.
Because Clegg was so young, he was accepted in their communities, and in those neighborhoods, he discovered his other great passion: Zulu dance, which he described as a kind of "warrior theater" with its martial-style movements of high kicks, ground stamps and pretend blows.
"The body was coded and wired — hard-wired — to carry messages about masculinity which were pretty powerful for a young, 16-year-old adolescent boy," he observed. "They knew something about being a man, which they could communicate physically in the way that they danced and carried themselves. And I wanted to be able to do the same thing. I fell in love with it. Basically, I wanted to become a Zulu warrior. And in a very deep sense, it offered me an African identity."
And even though he was white, he was welcomed into their ranks, despite the dangers to both him and his mentors. He was arrested multiple times for breaking the segregation laws.
"I got into trouble with the authorities, I was arrested for trespassing and for breaking the Group Areas Act," he told NPR. "The police said, 'You're too young to charge. We're taking you back to your parents.'"
He persuaded his mother to let him go back. And it was through his dance team that he met one of his longest musical collaborators: Sipho Mchunu. As a duo, they played traditional maskanda guitar music for about six or seven years.
"We couldn't play in public," Clegg remembered, "so we played in private venues, schools, churches, university private halls. We played a lot of embassies. We played a lot of consulates."
Over time, they started thinking bigger; Clegg wanted to try to meld Zulu music with rock and with Celtic folk.
"I was exposed to Celtic folk music early on," he told NPR. "I never knew my dad, and music was one way which I can connect with that country. I liked Irish, Scottish and English folk music. I had a lot of tapes and recordings of them. And my stepfather was a great fan of pipe music. On Sundays, he would play an LP of the Edinburgh Police Pipe Band."
Clegg was sure that he heard connections between the rural music of South Africa's Natal province (now known as KwaZulu-Natal) — the music that he was learning from his black friends and teachers — and the sounds of Britain. So Clegg and Mchunu founded a fusion band called Juluka — "Sweat" in Zulu.
At the time, Johnny was a professor of anthropology at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg; Sipho was working as a gardener. They dreamed of getting a record deal even though they knew they couldn't get airplay, or perform publicly in South Africa.
It was a hard sell to labels. South African radio was strictly segregated, and record companies refused to believe that an album sung partly in Zulu and partly in English would find an audience in any case. Clegg told NPR that their songs' primary subject material wasn't setting off any sparks with record producers, either.
"You know, 'Who really cares about cattle? You're singing about cattle. You know we're in Johannesburg, dude, get your subject matter right!' Clegg recalled. "But I was shaped by cattle culture, because all the songs I learned were about cattle, and I was interested. I was saying, 'There's a hidden world. And I'd like to put it on the table.'"
They got a record deal with producer Hilton Rosenthal, who released Juluka's debut album, Universal Men, on his own label, Rhythm Safari, in 1979. And the band managed to find an audience both at home and abroad. One of its songs, "Scatterlings of Africa," became a chart hit in the U.K.
The band toured internationally for several years, and went. But eventually, Mchunu decided he'd had enough. He wanted to go home — not just to Johannesburg, but home to his native region of Zululand, in the KwaZulu-Natal province, to raise cattle.
"It was really hard for Sipho," Clegg told NPR. "He was a traditional tribesman. To be in New York City, he couldn't speak English that well — there were times when I think he felt he was on Mars. And after some grueling tours, he said to me, 'I gave myself 15 years to make it or break it in Joburg, and then go home.' So he resigned, and Juluka came to an end —and I was still full of the fire of music and dance."
So Clegg founded a new group called Savuka — which means "We Have Risen" in Zulu. Savuka had ardent love songs, like the swooning "Dela," but many of the band's tunes, like "One (Hu)Man, One Vote" and "Warsaw 1943 (I Never Betrayed the Revolution)," were explicitly political.
"Savuka was launched basically in the state of emergency in South Africa, in 1986," Clegg observed. "You could not ignore what was going on. The entire Savuka project was based in the South African experience and the fight for a better quality of life and freedom for all."
Long after Nelson Mandela was freed from prison and had become president of South Africa, he danced onstage with Savuka to that song that Clegg had written for him.
Clegg went on to a solo career. But in 2017, he announced he'd been fighting cancer. And he made one last international tour that he called his "Final Journey."
The following year, dozens of musician friends and admirers — including Dave Matthews, Vusi Mahlasela, Peter Gabriel, and Mike Rutherford of Genesis — put together a charity single to honor Clegg. It's benefited primary school education in South Africa.
Clegg never shied away from being described as a crossover artist. Instead, he embraced the concept.
"I love it," he said. "I love the hybridization of culture, language, music, dance, choreography. If we look at the history of art, generally speaking, it is through the interaction of different communities, cultures, worldviews, ideas and concepts that invigorates styles and genres and gives them life and gives people a different angle on stuff that was really, just, you know, being passed down blindly from generation to generation."
Johnny Clegg didn't do anything blindly. Instead, he held a mirror up to his nation — and urged South Africa to redefine itself.
One of the most celebrated voices in modern South African music has died. Singer, dancer and activist, Johnny Clegg co-founded two groundbreaking, racially mixed bands during the apartheid era. And he took their music to fans around the world. Johnny Clegg died Tuesday at a family home in Johannesburg after a years-long struggle with cancer. He was 66. NPR's Anastasia Tsioulcas has this remembrance.
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "ASIMBONANGA")
JOHNNY CLEGG: (Singing in Zulu).
ANASTASIA TSIOULCAS, BYLINE: Johnny Clegg wrote his 1987 song "Asimbonanga" for Nelson Mandela while the future president was still in prison. It became an anthem for South Africa's freedom fighters.
CLEGG: (Singing) Oh, the sea is cold and the sky is grey. Look across the island into the bay.
TSIOULCAS: Clegg was born in England, but he became one of South Africa's most creative and outspoken cultural figures. He discovered the country's music when he was a young teenager in Johannesburg, as he told NPR in 2017.
(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED NPR BROADCAST)
CLEGG: I stumbled on Zulu street guitar music being performed by Zulu migrant workers, traditional tribesmen from the rural areas. And they developed a totally unique genre of guitar music, indigenous to South Africa. And I found it quite emancipating.
TSIOULCAS: He'd been studying classical guitar, but he found a local black teacher who took him into neighborhoods where whites weren't supposed to go. Because he was so young, he was accepted. And in those neighborhoods, he discovered his other great passion - the warlike movements of Zulu dance.
CLEGG: Which were pretty powerful for a young, 16-year-old adolescent boy. They knew something about being a man, which they could communicate physically in the way that they danced and carried themselves. And I wanted to be able to do the same thing. Basically, I wanted to become a Zulu warrior. And in a very deep sense, it offered me an African identity.
TSIOULCAS: And even though he was white, he was welcomed into their ranks, despite the dangers to both him and his mentors. He was arrested multiple times for breaking the segregation laws. Yet, he continued to go back. And it was through his dance team that he met one of his longest musical collaborators.
CLEGG: I met Sipho Mchunu and we played for about six, seven years - traditional maskanda guitar music. We couldn't play in public, so we played in private venues - schools, churches, university. We played a lot of embassies. We played a lot of consulates.
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "IMPI")
JULUKA: (Singing in Zulu).
TSIOULCAS: Clegg wanted to try to meld Zulu music with Celtic folk and rock. So they founded a band called Juluka, which means sweat in Zulu.
TSIOULCAS: At the time, Johnny was a professor of anthropology. Sipho was working as a gardener. They landed a record deal. And while they couldn't get airplay or perform publicly in South Africa, the band still managed to find an audience. And one of its songs became a hit in the UK.
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "SCATTERLINGS OF AFRICA")
JULUKA: (Singing) They are the scatterlings of Africa, each uprooted one on the road to Phelamanga, where the world began.
TSIOULCAS: The band toured internationally for several years but eventually broke up. So Clegg founded a new group, Savuka, meaning we have risen in Zulu.
CLEGG: Savuka was launched, basically, in the state of emergency in South Africa in 1986. You could not ignore what was going on. The entire Savuka project was based in the South African experience and the fight for a better quality of life and freedom for all.
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "ONE MAN ONE VOTE")
SAVUKA: (Singing) One man, one vote. Step into the future. One man, one vote in a unitary state.
TSIOULCAS: Nelson Mandela eventually danced on stage with Savuka, and Clegg went on to a solo career. But in 2017, he announced he'd been fighting cancer and launched one final tour.
(SOUNDBITE OF FRIENDS OF JOHNNY CLEGG SONG, "THE CROSSING")
TSIOULCAS: The following year, dozens of high-profile musicians recorded one of Clegg's songs to honor him and benefit primary school education in South Africa.
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "THE CROSSING")
FRIENDS OF JOHNNY CLEGG: (Singing in Zulu) I'm coming. (Singing in Zulu) I'm coming. (Singing in Zulu) Even though the tide is turning...
TSIOULCAS: Clegg never shied away from being described as a crossover artist. He embraced the concept.
CLEGG: I love it. I love the hybridization of culture, language, music, dance. If we look at the history of art, generally speaking, it is through the interaction of different communities, cultures, worldviews, ideas, concepts that invigorates styles and genres and gives them life, and gives people a different angle on stuff that was really just, you know, being passed down blindly from generation to generation.
TSIOULCAS: Johnny Clegg didn't do anything blindly. Instead, he held a mirror up to his nation and urged South Africa to redefine itself. Anastasia Tsioulcas, NPR News, New York.
FRIENDS OF JOHNNY CLEGG: (Singing) Through all the days that eat away... Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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Q: How to update the progress bar in DataGrid in WPF? I am new to .Net and I want to know how I can update the progress bar when I click on the Download Button in a particular row on the DataGrid. Since there's limited sources that address this I don't understand how to achieve this.
 <DataGrid AutoGenerateColumns="False" x:Name="servers" HorizontalAlignment="Center" Height="148" Margin="0,78,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="772" PreviewMouseDoubleClick="clientPreview" >
        <DataGrid.Columns>
            <DataGridTextColumn Header="ID" IsReadOnly="True" Binding="{Binding Id}" Width="50"></DataGridTextColumn>
            <DataGridTemplateColumn Header="Progress"
                                    Width="100">
                <DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
                    <DataTemplate>
                        <ProgressBar
                            Value="{Binding Progress}"
                            Minimum="0" Maximum="100" />
                    </DataTemplate>
                </DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
            </DataGridTemplateColumn>
            <DataGridTemplateColumn Header="Action" Width="100">
                <DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
                    <DataTemplate >
                        <Button  Background="#FF00FF35" Click="beginDownload">Download</Button>
                    </DataTemplate>
                </DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
            </DataGridTemplateColumn>
        </DataGrid.Columns>
    </DataGrid>

The Generated DataGrid Looks like this :

The BeginDownload Method Looks like this :
private void beginDownload(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
    {
        Clients selected = servers.SelectedItem as Clients;
        if (selected != null)
        {
            if (selected.Id == 0)
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Selected Feild is Empty", Title = "Empty Feild Selected");
            }
            else
            {
                //Update Progess Bar and Other Methods

            }
        }
        else
        {
            MessageBox.Show("Selected Field is Empty", Title = "Empty Field Selected");
        }
    }

I only want to know how I can update the progess bar in a particular row. For example if I put a for loop and update the progress from 0 to 100. How to bind the integer value to the progress bar?
Found a Similar problem with no answers -Wpf Datagrid change element in the same row on click

A: In the WPF very popular MVVM approach with command pattern.
Accordingly to it.. you need to have View and ViewModel.. then you will be able to use command for the Download button in your grid and pass parameter to it.
public class ClientsViewModel : INotifyPropertyChanged
{
   public DelegateCommand DownloadCommand {get; private set;}

   // ctor
   public ClientsVM()
   {
        DownloadCommand  = new DelegateCommand(DownloadExecute));
   }

   // async method allow to not block UI thread
   public async void DownloadExecute(object param)
   {
       var client = param as Clients;
       if (client==null) return;

       // TODO: call real code for download
       for (int i=0; i<100; i++)
       {
          await Task.Delay(100); // slow changes of progress
          client.Progress = i;   // if setter of Progress raised NotifyPropertyChanged.. it will update ProgressBar in your DataGrid
       }
   }
}

For use your DownloadCommand just bind it to the property of Button
<DataGrid AutoGenerateColumns="False" x:Name="servers" HorizontalAlignment="Center" Height="148" Margin="0,78,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="772" PreviewMouseDoubleClick="clientPreview">
        <DataGrid.Columns>
            <DataGridTextColumn Header="ID" IsReadOnly="True" Binding="{Binding Id}" Width="50"></DataGridTextColumn>
            <DataGridTemplateColumn Header="Progress"
                                    Width="100">
                <DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
                    <DataTemplate>
                        <ProgressBar
                            Value="{Binding Progress}"
                            Minimum="0" Maximum="100" />
                    </DataTemplate>
                </DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
            </DataGridTemplateColumn>
            <DataGridTemplateColumn Header="Action" Width="100">
                <DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
                    <DataTemplate >
                        <Button  Background="#FF00FF35" Command="{Binding DownloadCommand, Mode=OneWay}" CommandParameter="{Binding}">Download</Button>
                    </DataTemplate>
                </DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
            </DataGridTemplateColumn>
        </DataGrid.Columns>
    </DataGrid>

A: My Solution in Page.xaml.cs:
Visual vis;
private void beginDownload(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    Clients selected = servers.SelectedItem as Clients;
    if (selected != null)
    {
        if (selected.Id == 0)
        {
            MessageBox.Show("Selected Feild is Empty", Title = "Empty Feild Selected");
        }
        else
        {
            for (vis = sender as Visual; vis != null; vis = VisualTreeHelper.GetParent(vis) as Visual)
                    if (vis is DataGridRow) //Find current DataGridRow
                    {
                        ProgressChanged();
                        //Other methods
                        break;
                    }
        }
    }
    else
    {
        MessageBox.Show("Selected Field is Empty", Title = "Empty Field Selected");
    }
}
private void ProgressChanged()
    {
        // Update the progressbar percentage
        for (int i = 0; i <= 100; i++)
        {
            ((Clients)(((DataGridRow)vis).Item)).Progress = i;
        }
    }

My Clients Class :
public class Clients : INotifyPropertyChanged
{
    private int mProgress;
    public Clients()
    {
        Id = 0;
    }

    public int Id { get; set; }

    public int Progress
    {
        get { return mProgress; }
        set
        {
            mProgress = value;
            OnPropertyChanged("Progress");
        }
    }

    private void OnPropertyChanged(string propertyName)
    {
        if (PropertyChanged != null)
        {
            PropertyChanged(this, new PropertyChangedEventArgs(propertyName));
        }
    }

    public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged;
}

I have one more issue my progress bar speed is too fast, How can I slow down the progress bar speed?


The sudden and drastic deterioration in relations between Moscow and Ankara following the downing of a Russian jet by the Turkish air force on Nov. 24 has raised questions about the future of any potential broad coalition against Islamic State (ISIS), as well as about Turkey's intentions in the region. What lies behind the Turkish attack and what awaits Syria?
The shooting down of a Russian aircraft by Turkish F-16 fighter jets on Nov. 24 raised the specter of a full-fledged Cold War, since the unprovoked attack was undertaken by a NATO member state. Fortunately, this potential setback in the overall relations between Russia and the West, and the ramping up of hostilities between the U.S.-led and Russia-forged alliances fighting ISIS in Syria and Iraq did not occur, leaving Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Prime Minister Davutoğlu without unequivocal support, even within the Transatlantic community.
Notably, the Gulf monarchies, which support the anti-Assad forces in Syria, failed to applaud Turkey for the move.
This raises the question: What might President Erdoğan have had in mind when he gave the order to shoot down the Russian aircraft? Viktor Nadein-Rayevsky, a senior research fellow at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations at the Russian Academy of Sciences, offered his explanation to Troika Report.
There is no consolidated opinion among Russian political observers on whether the Turkish attack was premeditated by the political and military leadership in Ankara alone, or whether it was a coordinated move with the blessing of other international actors.
The almost inevitable recurrence of "conspiracy theories" prompted Troika Report to approach renowned scholar Andrei Kortunov, director general of the Russian International Affairs Council, for a detailed comment on the dramatic developments.
– The conspicuously restrained reaction by the Western powers and even NATO to Turkey's actions leaves the terrain free of stumbling blocks and barriers for a broad coalition to battle ISIS, as proposed by French President Francois Hollande. Is this correct?
– Since you mentioned the international cooperation in Vienna, an opinion has been floated that the process took off due to the belated admittance that in the Syrian quagmire Russia is not part of the problem but part of the solution. What do you say to that?
– Suppose the settlement process gains momentum, will it not isolate Turkey in its tacit support for ISIS?
Moscow seems to have found its true mission in battling Islamist radicals in the Middle East. Otherwise Vladimir Putin would not have cautioned French President Francois Hollande that in case of a similar attack against Russian forces in Syria, all cooperation and coordination with Western powers would be canceled and the Russia-led coalition would do what it deemed right.
The crisis between Turkey and Russia is far from being over, and for now at least, damage control efforts are not on the agenda. Moscow has drawn a red line in its policy of battling the Islamists and resolving the civil war in Syria. This could be violated at any time. Yet for the time being, the "grand coalition" suggested by the French president remains on the table.


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Carine M. Feyten, Ph.D.
Carine M. Feyten is chancellor and president of Texas Woman's University, a public institution with a campus in Denton and health science centers in Dallas and Houston. About 90 percent of the university's 15,500 students are women making it the largest university in the nation with such a gender composition, yet in terms of ethnicity, the student body looks a lot like Texas—ranked among the group of universities tied for "sixth most diverse" in the country by U.S. News and World Report in its latest publication. Over a third of the students are pursuing graduate degrees in one of 78 masters and doctoral programs. The remaining undergraduate population splits 53-47 by transfer student verse those first time in college (FTIC) students who start their college studies at Texas Woman's. Of those FTIC students, about half are the first in their family to attend college and 44% are eligible for Pell grants.
With such a distinctive student body and a bold mission, Chancellor Feyten started the hashtag #campuswithaheart to celebrate the long appreciated but under-recognized Texas Woman's culture. She insists on excellence in the quality of academics, facilities, services, and learning outcomes thus maximizing opportunities for students from all backgrounds. She connects directly with students via regular "rolling meetings"—on bicycle, "tea with the chancellor," and face-to-face gatherings with her Twitter followers ("Tweet-ups"). She believes in taking students from a variety of starting points and providing them a 'whole person' education—highlighting health and wellbeing in its many facets—so they will graduate and thrive as global citizens.
Under Chancellor Feyten's leadership, The Economist ranked Texas Woman's 45th out of 1,275 institutions in the nation and 2nd in Texas for adding value to its graduates' income earning potential. The Dallas Business Journal also ranked it 1st in the DFW region for its graduates' earnings relative to the cost of attendance.
She has championed: more than $200 million in construction projects; new degree programs to address the needs of transfer students and local industries; soaring improvements in persistence; and greater donor giving, almost doubling annual giving and also increasing the endowment by 57%. Through a combination of public and private funds totaling more than $9 million, she has led an initiative to found the state's only Institute for Women's Leadership comprised of the Centers for Women in Business, Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy, and the Center for Student Leadership.
An internationally recognized consultant, speaker and scholar in the field of language learning, teaching methodologies, and the integration of technology in education, Dr. Feyten has authored or co-authored more than 100 journal articles, conference papers, book chapters, and books. She also has delivered keynote addresses in Portugal, Brazil, and Belgium, as well as across Texas. She also has consulted for the International Baccalaureate Organization, including locations in Wales and the Czech Republic. A native of Belgium, she is fluent in five languages.
Ph.D. 1988. University of South Florida, Tampa (Interdisciplinary Education with an emphasis on Second Language Acquisition)
M.A. 1981. Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium (English, Dutch, Education)
B.A. 1980. Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium (Germanic Philology)
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Recipient of the Florence Steiner Award for Leadership in Foreign Language Education-Postsecondary from the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (2001)
President of the National Network for Early Language Learning (2001-2002)
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Miami University in Oxford, Ohio (2006 - 2014)
Dr. Feyten served as dean of the College of Education, Health and Society at Miami University, a university with an enrollment of 17,550 students on its main campus and a total of 23,390 students over three campuses. While dean, she developed and launched a strategic plan focused on a holistic and sustainable approach to all aspects of administrative, faculty, and student wellbeing; led a capital campaign that has raised more than $27 million, well above its goal of $15 million; significantly increased external grant funding obtained by the college, including a $1.5 million grant as the principal investigator; and increased first-year retention rates to 90 percent.
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Established in 1956, the University of South Florida is one of the largest universities in the United States. With a budget of more than $1.5 billion, USF offers 240 degree programs to approximately 48,000 students on its four campuses. Dr. Feyten ended her tenure at USF as the associate dean for Academic Affairs in the College of Education. While at USF, her other positions include:
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Director of the Foreign Language Education Program (1994 – 2000)
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«А вот и Лола» () — американская романтическая комедия 2009 года режиссёров Эллен Сидлер и Мэган Силер. В сюжете фильма использован сценарный ход фильма «Беги, Лола, беги», где героине даётся несколько жизней (попыток).

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Талантливая, но взбалмошная фотограф Лола на пути к успеху в любви и работе. Но она может потерять и то и другое, если не успеет на ответственную встречу. Но, как обычно, Лола опаздывает. У неё есть три попытки прибыть вовремя. В безумной гонке по улицам Сан-Франциско она стремится успеть.

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См. также
 «В баре только девушки» — американская мелодрама 1994 года.
 Лесбийские отношения в кинематографе

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6:00 PM PT7:00 PM MT8:00 PM CT9:00 PM ET1:00 GMT9:00 6:00 PM MST8:00 PM EST5:00 UAE (+1)03:0021:00 ET8:00 PM CT0:00 , June 5, 2019
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1 12:00 Tor Starting Lineup - Danny Green 0 0
1 12:00 Tor Starting Lineup - Kyle Lowry 0 0
1 12:00 GS Starting Lineup - Stephen Curry 0 0
1 12:00 GS Starting Lineup - Shaun Livingston 0 0
1 12:00 Tor Starting Lineup - Pascal Siakam 0 0
1 12:00 Tor Starting Lineup - Kawhi Leonard 0 0
1 12:00 GS Starting Lineup - Draymond Green 0 0
1 12:00 GS Starting Lineup - Andre Iguodala 0 0
1 12:00 Tor Starting Lineup - Marc Gasol 0 0
1 12:00 GS Starting Lineup - DeMarcus Cousins 0 0
1 12:00 GS Start of the 1st Quarter 0 0
1 12:00 GS Jump Ball: DeMarcus Cousins vs. Marc Gasol -- Shaun Livingston gains possession. 0 0
1 11:45 GS Stephen Curry misses a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. 0 0
1 11:43 Tor Pascal Siakam with a defensive rebound. 0 0
1 11:36 GS Shooting foul committed by Shaun Livingston. 0 0
1 11:36 Tor Kyle Lowry makes free throw 1 of 2. 1 0
1 11:22 GS Draymond Green misses a 3-point jump shot from 26 feet out. 2 0
1 11:20 GS Stephen Curry with an offensive rebound. 2 0
1 11:16 GS Stephen Curry makes a fade away from 4 feet out. Shaun Livingston with the assist. 2 2
1 11:03 GS Personal foul committed by Stephen Curry. 2 2
1 10:50 GS Shooting foul committed by DeMarcus Cousins. 2 2
1 10:50 Tor Marc Gasol makes free throw 1 of 2. 3 2
1 10:42 GS Stephen Curry makes a 3-point jump shot from 31 feet out. 4 5
1 10:25 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a hook shot from 10 feet out. 6 5
1 10:13 GS Andre Iguodala misses a 3-point jump shot from 29 feet out. 6 5
1 10:11 Tor Danny Green with a defensive rebound. 6 5
1 10:04 Tor Marc Gasol misses a 3-point jump shot from 30 feet out. 6 5
1 10:02 GS Stephen Curry with a defensive rebound. 6 5
1 9:56 GS Stephen Curry misses a running finger roll layup. 6 5
1 9:55 Tor Danny Green with a defensive rebound. 6 5
1 9:42 Tor Danny Green makes a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 9 5
1 9:29 Tor Shooting foul committed by Marc Gasol. 9 5
1 9:29 GS DeMarcus Cousins makes free throw 1 of 3. 9 6
1 9:29 GS DeMarcus Cousins misses free throw 3 of 3. 9 7
1 9:27 Tor Kawhi Leonard with a defensive rebound. 9 7
1 9:08 Tor Marc Gasol makes a hook shot from 7 feet out. 11 7
1 8:51 GS Danny Green steals the ball from DeMarcus Cousins. 11 7
1 8:28 Tor Kawhi Leonard misses a jump shot from 12 feet out. 11 7
1 8:27 Tor Pascal Siakam with an offensive rebound. 11 7
1 8:22 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes a jump shot from 12 feet out. Pascal Siakam with the assist. 13 7
1 8:13 GS Draymond Green misses a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. 13 7
1 8:11 Tor Marc Gasol with a defensive rebound. 13 7
1 8:07 Tor Kyle Lowry misses a 3-point jump shot from 29 feet out. 13 7
1 8:05 GS DeMarcus Cousins with a defensive rebound. 13 7
1 7:53 GS Shaun Livingston misses a jump shot from 13 feet out. 13 7
1 7:52 Tor Danny Green with a defensive rebound. 13 7
1 7:37 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a jump shot from 6 feet out. 15 7
1 7:37 GS Warriors take a full timeout. 15 7
1 7:18 GS DeMarcus Cousins misses a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. 15 7
1 7:16 Tor Raptors with a defensive rebound. 15 7
1 6:53 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a step back jump shot from 20 feet out. 17 7
1 6:38 GS Stephen Curry makes a driving finger roll layup. 17 9
1 6:16 Tor Marc Gasol makes a cutting layup. Pascal Siakam with the assist. 19 9
1 6:07 GS Stephen Curry makes a 3-point jump shot from 26 feet out. Draymond Green with the assist. 19 12
1 5:51 Tor Marc Gasol misses a 3-point jump shot from 38 feet out. 19 12
1 5:48 GS Stephen Curry with a defensive rebound. 19 12
1 5:45 GS Stephen Curry misses a 3-point jump shot from 30 feet out. 19 12
1 5:42 Tor Raptors with a defensive rebound. 19 12
1 5:42 GS Substitution: Quinn Cook in for DeMarcus Cousins. 19 12
1 5:42 GS Substitution: Andrew Bogut in for Shaun Livingston. 19 12
1 5:34 Tor Kyle Lowry with a turnover: Out of Bounds - Bad Pass Turnover 19 12
1 5:23 GS Quinn Cook misses a 3-point jump shot from 22 feet out. 19 12
1 5:21 GS Andrew Bogut with an offensive rebound. 19 12
1 5:18 GS Stephen Curry makes a jump shot from 17 feet out. Andrew Bogut with the assist. 19 14
1 5:09 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a jump shot from 20 feet out. 21 14
1 4:52 GS Stephen Curry misses a 3-point step back jump shot from 23 feet out. 21 14
1 4:50 Tor Kawhi Leonard with a defensive rebound. 21 14
1 4:43 Tor Danny Green makes a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. Kawhi Leonard with the assist. 24 14
1 4:24 Tor Personal foul committed by Danny Green. 24 14
1 4:24 GS Substitution: Alfonzo McKinnie in for Andre Iguodala. 24 14
1 4:24 Tor Substitution: Fred VanVleet in for Danny Green. 24 14
1 4:14 GS Andrew Bogut makes a cutting layup. Stephen Curry with the assist. 24 16
1 4:08 GS Personal foul committed by Andrew Bogut. 24 16
1 4:00 Tor Marc Gasol makes a cutting dunk. Kawhi Leonard with the assist. 26 16
1 3:45 GS Stephen Curry with a turnover: Out of Bounds - Bad Pass Turnover 26 16
1 3:28 Tor Marc Gasol misses a jump shot from 12 feet out. 26 16
1 3:26 Tor Raptors with an offensive rebound. 26 16
1 3:25 Tor Pascal Siakam misses a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. 26 16
1 3:23 GS Andrew Bogut with a defensive rebound. 26 16
1 3:17 GS Draymond Green with a turnover: Out of Bounds - Bad Pass Turnover 26 16
1 2:54 Tor Marc Gasol misses a fade away from 11 feet out. 26 16
1 2:38 GS Fred VanVleet steals the ball from Alfonzo McKinnie. 26 16
1 2:35 Tor Pascal Siakam misses a driving floating jump shot from 10 feet out. 26 16
1 2:13 GS Shooting foul committed by Quinn Cook. 26 16
1 2:13 Tor Raptors take a full timeout. 26 16
1 2:13 Tor Substitution: Serge Ibaka in for Kyle Lowry. 26 16
1 2:13 Tor Substitution: Danny Green in for Marc Gasol. 26 16
1 2:13 Tor Substitution: Patrick McCaw in for Pascal Siakam. 26 16
1 2:13 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes free throw 1 of 2. 27 16
1 1:53 GS Alfonzo McKinnie makes a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. Stephen Curry with the assist. 28 19
1 1:37 Tor Kawhi Leonard misses a driving layup. 28 19
1 1:32 GS Quinn Cook makes a running layup. Stephen Curry with the assist. 28 21
1 1:16 GS Shooting foul committed by Andrew Bogut. 28 21
1 1:08 Tor Shooting foul committed by Fred VanVleet. 30 21
1 1:08 GS Stephen Curry makes free throw 1 of 2. 30 22
1 1:08 GS Substitution: Jordan Bell in for Andrew Bogut. 30 22
1 0:56 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes a driving dunk. 32 23
1 0:56 GS Shooting foul committed by Jordan Bell. 32 23
1 0:45 GS Draymond Green makes a layup. Alfonzo McKinnie with the assist. 33 25
1 0:45 GS Draymond Green makes free throw 1 of 1. 33 26
1 0:31 Tor Danny Green misses a 3-point jump shot from 24 feet out. 33 26
1 0:30 GS Draymond Green with a defensive rebound. 33 26
1 0:14 GS Stephen Curry makes a 3-point jump shot from 32 feet out. 33 29
1 0:04 Tor Danny Green makes a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. Patrick McCaw with the assist. 36 29
1 0:03 GS Draymond Green misses a 3-point jump shot from 54 feet out. 36 29
1 0:03 GS Warriors with an offensive rebound. 36 29
1 0:00 GS End of the 1st Quarter 36 29
2 12:00 GS Start of the 2nd Quarter 36 29
2 11:39 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a turnaround hook shot from 8 feet out. 38 29
2 11:25 GS DeMarcus Cousins makes a reverse layup. Andre Iguodala with the assist. 38 31
2 11:12 Tor Fred VanVleet makes a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 41 31
2 10:53 GS Jonas Jerebko misses a jump shot from 16 feet out. 41 31
2 10:52 GS Warriors with an offensive rebound. 41 31
2 10:52 Tor Loose Ball foul committed by Serge Ibaka. 41 31
2 10:45 Tor Shooting foul committed by Danny Green. 41 31
2 10:45 GS Shaun Livingston makes free throw 1 of 2. 41 32
2 10:34 GS Shooting foul committed by Jonas Jerebko. 41 33
2 10:34 Tor Pascal Siakam makes free throw 1 of 2. 42 33
2 10:21 GS Shaun Livingston misses a hook shot from 10 feet out. 43 33
2 10:17 Tor Serge Ibaka with a defensive rebound. 43 33
2 10:12 Tor Fred VanVleet misses a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. 43 33
2 10:10 GS Andre Iguodala with a defensive rebound. 43 33
2 9:59 GS DeMarcus Cousins with a turnover: Out of Bounds - Bad Pass Turnover 43 33
2 9:59 Tor Substitution: Norman Powell in for Fred VanVleet. 43 33
2 9:42 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a driving layup. 45 33
2 9:42 GS Warriors take a full timeout. 45 33
2 9:23 GS Quinn Cook makes a step back jump shot from 21 feet out. 45 35
2 9:07 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. Danny Green with the assist. 48 35
2 8:52 Tor Illegal Defense foul committed by Pascal Siakam. 48 35
2 8:52 GS Quinn Cook makes free throw technical. 48 36
2 8:52 GS Substitution: Stephen Curry in for Quinn Cook. 48 36
2 8:52 GS Substitution: Draymond Green in for Andre Iguodala. 48 36
2 8:44 GS Shaun Livingston makes a cutting dunk. DeMarcus Cousins with the assist. 48 38
2 8:25 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a driving finger roll layup. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 50 38
2 8:15 GS Jonas Jerebko misses a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. 50 38
2 8:13 Tor Danny Green with a defensive rebound. 50 38
2 8:06 Tor Offensive foul committed by Danny Green. 50 38
2 8:06 Tor Danny Green is charged with a turnover due to a foul. 50 38
2 8:06 GS Substitution: Alfonzo McKinnie in for Jonas Jerebko. 50 38
2 8:06 Tor Substitution: Kawhi Leonard in for Norman Powell. 50 38
2 7:52 GS Stephen Curry misses a floating jump shot from 16 feet out. 50 38
2 7:51 Tor Kyle Lowry with a defensive rebound. 50 38
2 7:42 GS Shooting foul committed by Draymond Green. 50 38
2 7:42 Tor Serge Ibaka makes free throw 1 of 2. 51 38
2 7:28 GS Serge Ibaka blocks a DeMarcus Cousins layup. 52 38
2 7:26 Tor Pascal Siakam with a defensive rebound. 52 38
2 7:18 Tor Substitution: Marc Gasol in for Serge Ibaka. 52 38
2 7:03 Tor Kawhi Leonard misses a step back jump shot from 19 feet out. 52 38
2 7:03 Tor Raptors with a turnover: Shot Clock Turnover 52 38
2 7:03 GS Substitution: Andrew Bogut in for DeMarcus Cousins. 52 38
2 6:52 GS Kyle Lowry steals the ball from Draymond Green. 52 38
2 6:48 Tor Draymond Green steals the ball from Kyle Lowry. 52 38
2 6:31 GS Kawhi Leonard steals the ball from Stephen Curry. 52 38
2 6:28 Tor Offensive foul committed by Kawhi Leonard. 52 38
2 6:28 Tor Kawhi Leonard is charged with a turnover due to a foul. 52 38
2 6:28 GS Substitution: Andre Iguodala in for Shaun Livingston. 52 38
2 6:04 GS Warriors with a turnover: Shot Clock Turnover 52 38
2 5:41 Tor Fred VanVleet misses a jump shot from 14 feet out. 52 38
2 5:31 GS Alfonzo McKinnie misses a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. 52 38
2 5:27 Tor Fred VanVleet with a defensive rebound. 52 38
2 5:22 Tor Kyle Lowry misses a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. 52 38
2 5:17 GS Alfonzo McKinnie with a defensive rebound. 52 38
2 5:12 GS Draymond Green misses a jump shot from 7 feet out. 52 38
2 5:08 GS Alfonzo McKinnie with an offensive rebound. 52 38
2 5:07 GS Alfonzo McKinnie misses a hook shot from 8 feet out. 52 38
2 5:07 GS Stephen Curry with an offensive rebound. 52 38
2 5:01 GS Andre Iguodala misses a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. 52 38
2 4:59 GS Loose Ball foul committed by Draymond Green. 52 38
2 4:59 GS Substitution: Quinn Cook in for Alfonzo McKinnie. 52 38
2 4:33 Tor Pascal Siakam misses a jump shot from 8 feet out. 52 38
2 4:32 GS Andre Iguodala with a defensive rebound. 52 38
2 4:32 Tor Personal foul committed by Marc Gasol. 52 38
2 4:21 GS Draymond Green makes a cutting finger roll layup. Stephen Curry with the assist. 52 40
2 4:02 Tor Pascal Siakam misses a hook shot from 10 feet out. 52 40
2 3:43 GS Quinn Cook misses a driving floating jump shot from 14 feet out. 52 40
2 3:40 Tor Marc Gasol with a defensive rebound. 52 40
2 3:20 Tor Andre Iguodala steals the ball from Kawhi Leonard. 52 40
2 3:13 Tor Shooting foul committed by Marc Gasol. 52 40
2 3:13 Tor Substitution: Serge Ibaka in for Marc Gasol. 52 41
2 2:57 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. Kawhi Leonard with the assist. 55 42
2 2:49 Tor Shooting foul committed by Kyle Lowry. 55 42
2 2:23 Tor Kawhi Leonard misses a 3-point fade away from 26 feet out. 55 44
2 2:00 Tor Kyle Lowry misses a layup. 55 47
2 1:54 Tor Offensive foul committed by Serge Ibaka. 55 47
2 1:54 Tor Serge Ibaka is charged with a turnover due to a foul. 55 47
2 1:48 Tor Personal foul committed by Kyle Lowry. 55 47
2 1:48 GS Stephen Curry misses free throw 2 of 2. 55 48
2 1:26 GS Quinn Cook with a defensive rebound. 55 48
2 1:21 GS Serge Ibaka steals the ball from Draymond Green. 55 48
2 1:16 Tor Kawhi Leonard misses a 3-point jump shot from 25 feet out. 55 48
2 1:10 GS Offensive foul committed by Quinn Cook. 55 48
2 1:10 GS Quinn Cook is charged with a turnover due to a foul. 55 48
2 0:45 GS Draymond Green misses a floating jump shot from 10 feet out. 55 48
2 0:34 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. Serge Ibaka with the assist. 58 48
2 0:15 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a driving layup. 60 50
2 0:02 GS Andre Iguodala makes an alley oop layup. Quinn Cook with the assist. 60 52
2 0:00 GS End of the 2nd Quarter 60 52
3 12:00 GS Start of the 3rd Quarter 60 52
3 11:44 GS Shooting foul committed by DeMarcus Cousins. 60 52
3 11:44 Tor Marc Gasol makes free throw 1 of 2. 61 52
3 11:30 GS DeMarcus Cousins misses a layup. 62 52
3 11:29 GS Draymond Green with an offensive rebound. 62 52
3 11:28 GS Draymond Green misses a tip layup. 62 52
3 11:27 Tor Marc Gasol with a defensive rebound. 62 52
3 11:22 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes a running layup. Pascal Siakam with the assist. 64 52
3 11:04 GS Fred VanVleet steals the ball from DeMarcus Cousins. 64 52
3 10:46 Tor Marc Gasol makes a driving layup. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 66 52
3 10:31 GS Andre Iguodala makes a 3-point jump shot from 24 feet out. Draymond Green with the assist. 66 55
3 9:59 GS DeMarcus Cousins with a defensive rebound. 66 55
3 9:49 GS Stephen Curry makes a floating jump shot from 13 feet out. Draymond Green with the assist. 66 57
3 9:28 Tor Pascal Siakam with a turnover: Out of Bounds 66 57
3 9:19 GS Stephen Curry makes a cutting layup. DeMarcus Cousins with the assist. 66 59
3 9:02 Tor DeMarcus Cousins steals the ball from Marc Gasol. 66 59
3 8:55 GS DeMarcus Cousins misses a layup. 66 59
3 8:45 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. Pascal Siakam with the assist. 69 59
3 8:27 GS Andre Iguodala makes a 3-point jump shot from 25 feet out. Shaun Livingston with the assist. 69 62
3 8:05 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. Marc Gasol with the assist. 72 62
3 7:42 GS Shooting foul committed by Shaun Livingston. 72 62
3 7:42 Tor Kawhi Leonard misses free throw 1 of 2. 72 62
3 7:15 GS Kawhi Leonard blocks a DeMarcus Cousins layup. 73 62
3 7:14 GS Shaun Livingston with an offensive rebound. 73 62
3 7:13 GS Shaun Livingston misses a layup. 73 62
3 7:12 GS Andre Iguodala with an offensive rebound. 73 62
3 7:08 GS Stephen Curry misses a jump shot from 21 feet out. 73 62
3 6:59 GS Shaun Livingston with a defensive rebound. 73 62
3 6:49 GS Kawhi Leonard blocks a Stephen Curry layup. 73 62
3 6:42 GS Stephen Curry makes a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. Andre Iguodala with the assist. 73 65
3 6:30 GS Substitution: Quinn Cook in for Shaun Livingston. 73 65
3 6:19 Tor Fred VanVleet makes a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. Marc Gasol with the assist. 76 65
3 6:04 GS Stephen Curry makes a running finger roll layup. 76 67
3 5:45 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes a turnaround hook shot from 9 feet out. 78 67
3 5:35 GS Andre Iguodala makes an alley oop dunk. Draymond Green with the assist. 78 69
3 5:09 Tor Kyle Lowry misses a fade away from 12 feet out. 78 69
3 4:56 Tor Personal foul committed by Kawhi Leonard. 78 69
3 4:56 Tor Substitution: Danny Green in for Kyle Lowry. 78 69
3 4:49 GS Fred VanVleet steals the ball from Stephen Curry. 78 69
3 4:40 Tor Andrew Bogut blocks a Pascal Siakam layup. 78 69
3 4:35 GS Draymond Green makes a running layup. 78 71
3 4:07 Tor Fred VanVleet makes a jump shot from 19 feet out. Marc Gasol with the assist. 80 71
3 3:23 Tor Substitution: Kyle Lowry in for Marc Gasol. 83 71
3 3:23 Tor Substitution: Serge Ibaka in for Pascal Siakam. 83 71
3 2:43 GS Andrew Bogut makes a turnaround hook shot from 9 feet out. Stephen Curry with the assist. 83 75
3 2:35 GS Personal foul committed by Draymond Green. 83 75
3 2:20 Tor Danny Green makes a 3-point jump shot from 29 feet out. Fred VanVleet with the assist. 86 75
3 2:06 GS Serge Ibaka blocks a Stephen Curry floating jump shot from 8 feet out. 86 75
3 1:40 GS Stephen Curry misses a driving layup. 89 75
3 1:39 GS Andrew Bogut misses a tip layup. 89 75
3 1:33 GS Shooting foul committed by Alfonzo McKinnie. 89 75
3 1:23 GS Stephen Curry makes a cutting layup. Andrew Bogut with the assist. 91 77
3 1:16 Tor Kawhi Leonard with an offensive rebound. 91 77
3 0:59 Tor Serge Ibaka misses a hook shot from 12 feet out. 91 77
3 0:59 GS Loose Ball foul committed by Alfonzo McKinnie. 91 77
3 0:34 Tor Jordan Bell blocks a Kyle Lowry driving layup. 93 80
3 0:16 Tor Illegal Defense foul committed by Serge Ibaka. 96 80
3 0:16 GS Stephen Curry makes free throw technical. 96 81
3 0:16 GS Substitution: Jonas Jerebko in for Jordan Bell. 96 81
3 0:03 Tor Kyle Lowry misses a running layup from 6 feet out. 96 83
3 0:00 GS End of the 3rd Quarter 96 83
4 12:00 GS Start of the 4th Quarter 96 83
4 11:44 GS Andre Iguodala makes free throw 1 of 2. 96 84
4 11:44 GS Andre Iguodala misses free throw 2 of 2. 96 84
4 11:41 Tor Kyle Lowry with a defensive rebound. 96 84
4 11:29 Tor Danny Green misses a 3-point jump shot from 26 feet out. 96 84
4 11:22 GS Quinn Cook makes a jump shot from 19 feet out. Andre Iguodala with the assist. 96 86
4 11:07 Tor Jordan Bell blocks a Serge Ibaka hook shot from 6 feet out. 96 86
4 11:06 GS DeMarcus Cousins with a defensive rebound. 96 86
4 11:02 GS Danny Green blocks a Quinn Cook running layup. 96 86
4 11:00 Tor Pascal Siakam with a defensive rebound. 96 86
4 10:46 Tor Quinn Cook steals the ball from Pascal Siakam. 96 86
4 10:38 GS Serge Ibaka blocks a Quinn Cook running layup. 96 86
4 10:30 Tor Shooting foul committed by Serge Ibaka. 96 86
4 10:30 GS Stephen Curry makes free throw 1 of 3. 96 87
4 10:19 Tor Serge Ibaka makes a jump shot from 20 feet out. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 98 89
4 10:05 GS Andre Iguodala misses a 3-point jump shot from 26 feet out. 98 89
4 9:39 Tor Serge Ibaka with an offensive rebound. 98 89
4 9:36 Tor Serge Ibaka makes a hook shot from 6 feet out. 100 89
4 9:29 GS DeMarcus Cousins misses a layup. 100 89
4 9:28 Tor Serge Ibaka with a defensive rebound. 100 89
4 9:21 Tor Raptors take a full timeout. 100 89
4 9:21 GS Substitution: Draymond Green in for DeMarcus Cousins. 100 89
4 9:13 GS Personal foul committed by Jordan Bell. 100 89
4 9:01 Tor Kyle Lowry misses a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. 100 89
4 9:01 GS Draymond Green with a defensive rebound. 100 89
4 8:52 GS Serge Ibaka steals the ball from Draymond Green. 100 89
4 8:49 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a running dunk. Fred VanVleet with the assist. 102 89
4 8:31 GS Quinn Cook misses a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. 102 89
4 8:28 Tor Pascal Siakam with a defensive rebound. 102 89
4 8:18 Tor Pascal Siakam misses a driving layup. 102 89
4 8:16 GS Jordan Bell with a defensive rebound. 102 89
4 8:01 GS Stephen Curry makes a jump shot from 13 feet out. 102 91
4 7:33 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a 3-point step back jump shot from 27 feet out. Pascal Siakam with the assist. 105 91
4 7:16 GS Stephen Curry misses a floating jump shot from 11 feet out. 105 91
4 7:15 Tor Kyle Lowry with a defensive rebound. 105 91
4 7:11 GS Personal foul committed by Draymond Green. 105 91
4 7:11 GS Substitution: Alfonzo McKinnie in for Andre Iguodala. 105 91
4 7:11 Tor Substitution: Kawhi Leonard in for Pascal Siakam. 105 91
4 6:58 GS Personal foul committed by Alfonzo McKinnie. 105 91
4 6:58 GS Substitution: Andrew Bogut in for Jordan Bell. 105 91
4 6:48 Tor Kyle Lowry makes a fade away from 17 feet out. 107 91
4 6:33 GS Draymond Green makes a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. Quinn Cook with the assist. 107 94
4 6:11 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes a jump shot from 14 feet out. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 109 94
4 5:54 GS Kawhi Leonard steals the ball from Quinn Cook. 109 94
4 5:42 Tor Kawhi Leonard makes a driving layup. 111 94
4 5:41 GS Warriors take a full timeout. 111 94
4 5:41 GS Substitution: Jonas Jerebko in for Quinn Cook. 111 94
4 5:31 GS Serge Ibaka blocks a Jonas Jerebko driving finger roll layup. 111 94
4 5:30 GS Warriors with an offensive rebound. 111 94
4 5:27 GS Stephen Curry misses a 3-point step back jump shot from 27 feet out. 111 94
4 5:27 GS Jonas Jerebko with an offensive rebound. 111 94
4 5:23 GS Draymond Green makes a 3-point jump shot from 27 feet out. Jonas Jerebko with the assist. 111 97
4 4:50 GS Serge Ibaka blocks a Stephen Curry layup. 113 97
4 4:41 GS Alfonzo McKinnie misses a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. 113 97
4 4:37 Tor Kawhi Leonard with a defensive rebound. 113 97
4 4:28 Tor Kawhi Leonard misses a driving layup. 113 97
4 4:24 GS Kyle Lowry blocks a Jonas Jerebko running layup from 15 feet out. 113 97
4 4:16 GS Jonas Jerebko makes a 3-point jump shot from 29 feet out. Stephen Curry with the assist. 113 100
4 3:52 Tor Andrew Bogut steals the ball from Kawhi Leonard. 113 100
4 3:49 GS Serge Ibaka blocks a Draymond Green running layup. 113 100
4 3:48 GS Jonas Jerebko with an offensive rebound. 113 100
4 3:47 Tor Shooting foul committed by Fred VanVleet. 113 100
4 3:47 GS Jonas Jerebko makes free throw 1 of 2. 113 101
4 3:47 Tor Raptors take a full timeout. 113 101
4 3:47 GS Jonas Jerebko misses free throw 2 of 2. 113 101
4 3:45 Tor Serge Ibaka with a defensive rebound. 113 101
4 3:42 Tor Draymond Green steals the ball from Serge Ibaka. 113 101
4 3:41 Tor Shooting foul committed by Serge Ibaka. 113 101
4 3:41 GS Alfonzo McKinnie misses free throw 1 of 1. 113 101
4 3:41 GS Warriors with an offensive rebound. 113 101
4 3:41 GS Andrew Bogut with a turnover: Offensive Goaltending 113 101
4 3:41 Tor Substitution: Marc Gasol in for Serge Ibaka. 113 101
4 3:30 Tor Stephen Curry steals the ball from Kyle Lowry. 113 101
4 3:27 Tor Personal foul committed by Danny Green. 113 101
4 3:27 GS Stephen Curry makes free throw 1 of 2. 113 102
4 3:27 Tor Substitution: Pascal Siakam in for Danny Green. 113 103
4 3:02 Tor Marc Gasol makes a turnaround hook shot from 8 feet out. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 115 103
4 2:52 GS Jonas Jerebko misses a 3-point jump shot from 25 feet out. 115 103
4 2:48 Tor Marc Gasol with a defensive rebound. 115 103
4 2:48 Tor Stephen Curry steals the ball from Marc Gasol. 115 103
4 2:47 GS Stephen Curry misses a 3-point jump shot from 25 feet out. 115 103
4 2:38 GS Jump Ball: Stephen Curry vs. Kyle Lowry -- Draymond Green gains possession. 115 103
4 2:28 GS Draymond Green makes a driving layup. Andrew Bogut with the assist. 115 105
4 2:03 Tor Fred VanVleet misses a 3-point jump shot from 23 feet out. 115 105
4 2:00 Tor Fred VanVleet with an offensive rebound. 115 105
4 1:53 GS Personal foul committed by Alfonzo McKinnie. 115 105
4 1:39 Tor Fred VanVleet makes a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. Kawhi Leonard with the assist. 118 105
4 1:37 GS Warriors take a full timeout. 118 105
4 1:37 GS Substitution: Jacob Evans III in for Andrew Bogut. 118 105
4 1:37 GS Substitution: Damian Jones in for Draymond Green. 118 105
4 1:37 GS Substitution: Jordan Bell in for Stephen Curry. 118 105
4 1:24 GS Jacob Evans III misses a jump shot from 20 feet out. 118 105
4 1:24 GS Jordan Bell with an offensive rebound. 118 105
4 1:22 GS Jordan Bell makes a tip dunk. 118 107
4 1:07 Tor Marc Gasol makes a 3-point jump shot from 26 feet out. Kyle Lowry with the assist. 121 107
4 0:52 Tor Shooting foul committed by Marc Gasol. 121 107
4 0:52 Tor Substitution: Jodie Meeks in for Kawhi Leonard. 121 108
4 0:52 Tor Substitution: Jeremy Lin in for Kyle Lowry. 121 108
4 0:52 Tor Substitution: Malcolm Miller in for Fred VanVleet. 121 108
4 0:38 Tor Pascal Siakam makes a cutting layup. Marc Gasol with the assist. 123 109
4 0:29 GS Jacob Evans III misses a driving floating jump shot from 10 feet out. 123 109
4 0:05 Tor Raptors with a turnover: Shot Clock Turnover 123 109
4 0:01 GS Jacob Evans III misses a 3-point jump shot from 28 feet out. 123 109
4 0:00 GS End of the 4th Quarter 123 109
4 0:00 GS End of Game 123 109


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package com.intellij.projectView;

import com.intellij.icons.AllIcons;
import com.intellij.ide.SelectInContext;
import com.intellij.ide.SelectInTarget;
import com.intellij.ide.projectView.BaseProjectTreeBuilder;
import com.intellij.ide.projectView.impl.AbstractProjectViewPSIPane;
import com.intellij.ide.projectView.impl.ProjectAbstractTreeStructureBase;
import com.intellij.ide.projectView.impl.ProjectViewTree;
import com.intellij.ide.util.treeView.AbstractTreeBuilder;
import com.intellij.ide.util.treeView.AbstractTreeUpdater;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.tree.DefaultTreeModel;

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* @author yole
*/
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Черногрудая веерохвостка () — вид воробьиных птиц из семейства веерохвостковых. Вид является эндемиком Муссау — крупнейшего из островов , относящихся к архипелагу Бисмарка (Папуа — Новая Гвинея).

Описание
Небольшая (размером около 15 см), в основном рыжеватая певчая птичка. Хвост длинный, часто распускается веером. Голова и грудка — черные, но на на макушке и скулах — широкие белые полосы. Брюшко белое, радужная оболочка темно-коричневая, клюв черный, ноги синеватые от светлого до темного оттенков. Самцы и самки схожи. У молодых затылок и грудь темно-коричневые, брюшко красноватое, у клюва снизу — светлое оперение.

Местообитания и образ жизни
Является эндемиком Муссау, причем на этом острове это единственный вид веерохвосток. Птицы этого вида обитает в лесах, но, как считается, способны переносить и деградацию привычных биотопов. Кормятся в нижних ярусах, часто на полянах и в просветах лесного полога.

Как и остальные веерохвостки — насекомоядны.

Песня
Песня представляет собой резкие звуки, похожие на: «пьют-пьют-чидли-дидли». Обычный крик — чириканье «чу-чу-чу»

Охранный статус
Международный союз охраны природы (IUCN) присвоил виду охранный статус NT — «виды, близкие к уязвимому положению ()»: предполагается, что популяция сокращается из-за потери и деградации среды обитания.

Примечания

Литература
 del Hoyo, J.; Elliott, A.; Christie, D. 2006. Handbook of the Birds of the World, vol. 11: Old World Flycatchers to Old World Warblers. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona, Spain.

Ссылки
 Черногрудая веерохвостка Rhipidura matthiae Heinroth, 1902 на сайте «xeno-canto» — Голоса птиц по всему миру

 Mussau Fantail Rhipidura matthiae — Rhipidure des Saint-Matthias

Веерохвостковые
Птицы Юго-Восточной Азии
Животные, описанные в 1902 году


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[Feature] How good will Bayonetta's next port be?
*Note from the Editor: Say "Hello" to James Baldwin everyone. He's one of the newest writers to grace our site and with this being the final day of #BayonettaWeek, we're passing the baton to him and Stephen Brooks to take us out. Happy reading!
Bayonetta 2 arrived on Nintendo's failed console, the Wii U, in October 2014. I remember it well, even though I was young, the hype around the game was something admirable in a time that was looking worse and worse for Nintendo.
The Wii U died a sad death in March last year when what would most likely be the best game that released on the system fell – The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – and it passed on the baton to Nintendo's next console, the Switch. In fact, a 4x100m relay is quite a good comparison to use with Nintendo; the Wii U was a slow runner, for sure. But the Switch has caught the company right back up with the leaders.
We are not even a year into the Switch's lifetime and we've already had absolute quality titles including the likes of Breath of the Wild, Super Mario Odyssey, Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, to name a few. But we have a lot more coming and what better way than to give Bayonetta 2 another chance on the shelves?
Whilst I remember the hype being higher for when it did originally release for the Wii U, this is most likely because it was a brand-new game. Platinum also unveiled Bayonetta 3 at the same time that they unveiled the 1+2 bundle for Switch, so it is ideal that for the most part, those that buy 3 will also buy 1+2.
So, Bayonetta 2 is an improved port over to the Switch, however, it is still important. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has had big sales on Switch. Another title to come directly over from the Wii U would be Splatoon 2, being a sequel, but with similar attributes to it which mean that it could count as a port, to some extent. Bayonetta 2 is the third "direct" port which will come to Switch, and being a huge game on Wii U, it is bound to be even bigger on Switch; and with so many new features, similarly to Splatoon 2, there is no way it can be even considered to be the same game.
It has a score of 91 on Metacritic, which if you don't know, means very good. For both other games I mentioned (from the jump from Wii U to Switch), their Metacritic score was improved upon what was already a strong score. Could this mean that the bundle will be even better than the Wii U version? As it is confirmed that Switch versions both run at 720p with improved framerates over both Wii U versions, with Bayonetta 2 being considerable more so, it could go even higher.
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I still remember that feeling in October 2014, when everyone was very hyped up for the next game in Platinum's series, and even I was getting a little excited to see people content with it, even though I would not play it. It is now coming to Switch, and with Bayonetta 3 on the horizon, this double coming to Switch 11 months into its life is a handy thing for all of us.
What was certainly one of the best games to come to the dead console, is just days away from a Switch launch, which is creating excitement. With so many other games on Switch, adding another of the best Wii U titles to the console will not do harm. It's a huge move. And a good one at that.


Is our belief in the virgin birth really essential to the Christian faith, or just a matter of personal interpretation? Does "virgin" really mean "virgin"? In this message entitled "A Virgin Shall Conceive," Dr. Sproul shows there was no room for doubt in the minds of Mary and the angel Gabriel concerning the miraculous nature of the conception and birth of the Son of God.


I had a lovely note this afternoon from my friend, Martha. She directed me to this article by Scott Ginsberg, otherwise known as the "Hello My Name is Scott" guy.
Martha mentioned that she thought the fact that I was a prolific writer influenced how I think about the world. It's always interesting to see yourself through other people's eyes. I have never thought of myself as a "prolific" writer. However, the logic in me (sparse though it may be!) understands why someone who writes every day would be considered "prolific."
I'm flattered by his references to saying, "I've written about that..." because I find myself saying that often. Matthew remarked once when I was so excited to find a note pad in a hotel room that I couldn't think without writing. To some degree he was correct about that.
Whenever I have something I need to think through I get out the pen and paper. If I have something that needs some creative thought I reach for paper. It is integral to the way I think. I'm fond of the "clustering" technique and use it regularly. As a matter of fact, I was using it today - perhaps as Martha was writing her note to me. Of course, anyone who has read here for any amount of time knows I often think "aloud" on the blog.
Martha's note today has caused me to consider how writing impacts my world view. I guess I've never thought of it as an option. Since I could write, it has been the way I experience the world around me. It's interesting how these things develop.
Obviously, there's much more to think about on this topic.


As more and more pressure is placed on schools and students to raise their standardized test scores, the perceived value of physical education classes and recess is decreasing. How necessary is recess? Does it add value to the development of the whole child? We have watched the trend swing from having recess twice a day, in addition to a physical education class, to perhaps once a day with a physical education class optional in many schools across the United States. However, studies have shown that minimizing or eliminating recess can negatively affect academic achievement, as growing evidence not only links recess to improved physical health and social skills, but also cognitive development.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), recess is a necessary break from the rigorous demands of school. In their policy statement "The Crucial Role of Recess in Schools" published in 2013, they state "safe and properly supervised recess offers children cognitive, physical, emotional and social benefits. It should be used as a complement to physical education classes, not a substitute, and whether it's spent indoors or outdoors, recess should provide free, unstructured play or activity." They also recommend that recess should never be withheld as a punishment as it can provide opportunities for growth that students may not be exposed to in the academic environment.
Every school district across America is now required to have a written Wellness Policy in which they describe the cafeteria food and snack options given to the students, as well as physical education requirements and recess opportunities. These are usually posted on the school district or school board websites and are easy reads. Take a few minutes to read through the Wellness Policy for your child's school. Then ask your child about their recess and P.E. classes. With obesity rates in America soaring to new heights, I was a little concerned to learn my child's PE time was used to explain the school fundraiser – a cookie dough sale. After learning more about your child's physical activity during the school day and considering the recommendations of the AAP, let your school administration know you support their continuing efforts to include physical education and recess as part of your child's daily routine.


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Land Value Taxation: Rebuttals to Common Objections
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Rebuttal to Arguments Against Land Value Taxation
http://www.progress.org/2011/fold706.htm
by Fred E. Foldvary, Senor Editor
The Progress Report
On 18 October 2010 I wrote on "Arguments Against Land Value Taxation" (to see it, click here ). I now provide the rebuttals.
1. Critics say that the supply of usable land can be expanded by filling, clearing, and leveling. No, because that does not change the cubic meters of space within the boundaries of the area. The improvements are capital goods, not land. Taxing land value does not tax the improvements.
2. Critics say that the supply of land offered in the market is not fixed. Yes, the quantities offered for sale are not fixed, but the total amount of land available is fixed. The sale of land just changes the persons who have title. The total quantity is important in setting the market rent and price of land. The fixed total quantity, and the fact that land was provided by nature, makes land rent an economic surplus that can be tapped with no economic damage.
3. Critics say that there is plenty of bare land, so there is no shortage of land, and no land problem. Yes, there is much unused land, but what matters is the scarcity of land in locations people want to use.
4. Critics say that much of the value of land comes from services and improvements such as streets, parks, and security, so land-value taxation would tax the capital goods along with land. No, because if the added value comes from privately provided works, the payment would go to the providers by contract. If the public works are provided by government, then the added rental goes to the government to pay back value received and avoid a subsidy to landowners.
5. Critics say that people have much of their asset value in land, and LVT would result in great losses and also wreak financial markets as much of lending is for mortgages. Not if those with net losses are compensated with bonds. To see "How to end stinking taxes immediately" click here.
6. Critics of LVT claim that speculation is an essential part of a market economy, as entrepreneurs seek the best timing for development, and LVT results in premature redevelopment and causes too much building. No, because the tax on land value is independent of its actual use, based only on its potential in its highest and best use, and it is the lack of LVT that in some cases causes premature development expecting higher land value, and in other cases causes speculators to avoid developing, waiting for higher land values. LVT promotes the optimal timing as the opportunity cost of not developing is in money and thus has a greater impact. What is bad is not speculation as such but subsidized land value, distorting incentives.
7. Critics say that LVT redistributes wealth from landowners, but there is nothing morally wrong with an inequality in wealth and income. But when government provides public goods paid for by taxes other than on land, this pumps up rent and land value, redistributing wealth from workers to landowners. And for land value provided by nature, geoist ethics say that human equality requires an equal benefit from natural resources. Inequality in market wages respects equal self-ownership, while an unequal benefit from the natural heritage does violate our creation as moral equals.
8. Critics say that LVT is not fair to homeowners whose land goes up in value and whose wages do not rise. But LVT would provide an opportunity for companies to provide insurance against an unexpected increase in the land value tax. The insurance would have a cost at the time of purchase, so that the new titleholder would know if he could afford the payments. Also, retired folks with low incomes could postpone the payments until the property is sold or inherited.
9. Critics of LVT claim that much of wages is due to luck, connections, and talents, so a portion is wages is unearned. But as Henry George wrote, justice is the end, taxation only the means. It is just for the benefits of natural resource to be shared, and for landowners to pay back the rental generated by public goods. Self-ownership is also just, even if some have greater wealth due to luck. Nobody is coercively harmed if one person has more talent than others. If others own your luck, you become a slave to them, violating self-ownership.
10. Critics of LVT claim that rent is often earned as landlords actively seek out the best tenants and the best use of a site. But this is not rent; the return on this exertion is wages. Those seeking the best tenants and sites are in the role of entrepreneur, not landlord. Some of the rental that tenants pay is wages to the entrepreneur and to the manager.
11. Critics say that the tax burden should be shared by everyone, not concentrated on landowners, and that since tenants don't pay taxes, they will vote for bigger government. But the rent tapped for public revenue is what is paid by tenants. The rent could be taken directly from tenants, skipping the landlord middleman. A "citizens' dividend" or distribution of some of the rent to all residents would provide an incentive for people to avoid wasteful government spending, as that would reduce their cash dividend.
12. Critics claim that there is no precise method of separating land value from improvement value. They have not talked to professional real estate appraisers. Land value appraisal is needed for fire insurance, mortgages, the purchase of land with a building to be demolished, and other private transactions. Techniques to appraise site value include comparable sales of bare lots or lots sold for demolition, calculating the replacement costs of buildings minus depreciation, and maps of neighborhood properties.
13. Anarchist critics claim that LVT would finance government tyrants. But geoism is not just the taxation of land but equally sharing the benefits. Geoism opposes landlord tyranny.
14. Socialist critics claim that LVT leaves intact capital inequalities. But much of the historical inequality of wealth has come from land tenure. Over time, inherited wealth other than land dissipates or gets donated to charity. With good education and equal access to natural opportunities, inequalities in financial assets are not unjust so long as there is no force or fraud.
15. Critics of LVT claim that property ownership promotes civil values and stability. This has been disputed, but if true, the ownership of one's human capital, future wages, buildings, and personal property should provide similar benefits.
For more detailed rebuttals, read the book Critics of Henry George.
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Q: A bounded homogeneous space which fails to be symmetric? Do we have examples of a contractible bounded open set $D\subseteq\mathbf{C}^n$ such that $Hol(D)$ (the group of biholomorphisms $f:D\rightarrow D$) acts transitively on $D$ but such that there exists no symmetry at a given point $x\in D$ (so at all points by homogeneity). By a symmetry at $x$ I mean an element $s\in Hol(D)$ such that in a small neighborhood of $x$ only $x$ is fixed and $s^2=1$.

A: There are some examples given by Pjateckiĭ-Šapiro in
 Classification of bounded homogeneous regions in n-dimensional complex space. Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 141 1961 316–319.
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On bounded homogeneous domains in an n-dimensional complex space. Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR Ser. Mat. 26 1962 107–124.
(I have a vague memory that the smallest examples are 4-dimensional, but might have misremembered.)

A: E.Cartan proved in 1936 that for dimension 1 and 2 bounded homogeneous spaces are symmetric. For dimension 3 he did not publish the proof considering it loo long in comparison to the interest  of the result.  This has now changed with P-Sapiro's  example for dimension 4. So the proof for dimension 3 is presumably somewhere in E.Cartan's Nachlass, unpublished.


It's been a long time since I was in a university classroom – way before there was such a thing as "women's history". I was excited to be taking a 6-week class called "Wonder Women" at SDSU in its adult education cent er.
Like me, 32 students were "senior" gals and there was 1 token "senior" guy (looked like his wife brought him along). Unlike college, with everyone rushing in at the last minute, this crowd arrived a good 10 minutes early to drink their coffee and chat with their friends.
A few minutes before starting time, our professor, Dr. Susan Cayleff, arrived. She too is an older gal – clad in black pants, shirt and vest with colorful native-American jewelry. Her dark shoulder length hair served as a distraction for her hands while she lectured – at times putting it behind her ears and occasionally up into a ponytail. Her Boston accent with its classic "ar" sounding like "aah" frequently required translation.
What we find out, as she introduces herself, is that she is a Ph.D. in the Women's Studies Department, a published author of a number of academic books, and the faculty adviser to the LBGTQ student organizations. (BTW, I learned that "q" has been added to the acronym to stand for "questioning").
What we would find out, over the course of 6 weeks, is that she is smart, funny, a great story-teller, non-judgmental and kind – an excellent combination for a teacher.
The class covered 5 individual women and one couple who were firsts in their fields and standouts in women's history. Enjoy and learn from their stories!
Born, Elizabeth Cochran, near Pittsburgh in 1864, Nellie Bly (her p en name) was one of the first investigative journalists – formerly called "muckrakers" (figuratively meaning exposing the world's evils and literally meaning scooping up the poop). She came of age in the Progressive Era when photojournalism, a genre began by Jacob Riis, graphically portrayed the disparity between the rich and poor and gave rise to various reformist movements.
Due to family poverty caused by her father's early death, Nellie and her mother moved to the city to run a boarding house where she met young immigrant girls – many Polish and Irish girls who, considered the hardiest of immigrants, worked as domestics in wealthy households.
AT 18, Nellie wrote an impassioned editorial rebuttal to an article written by Erasmus Wilson, titled, "What Girls Are Good For." He wrote that girls are good for staying in the home and doing domestic tasks. He further wrote that working women were a monstrosity.
Outraged, Nellie wrote an opinion editorial stating, "Someone has got to stand up and tell them what a girl is good for". Soon thereafter she was hired by The Pittsburgh Dispatch where she wrote opinion pieces and detailed the lives of individuals and the plight of working class women – until she was transferred by the paper to cover traditional women's matters such as fashion, gardening and society events so as not to raise such a ruckus.
Bored with covering "women's" articles, Nellie moved to New York where she talked her way into the office of Joseph Pulitzer who ran the New York World – landing a job as a journalist. One of her most noteworthy articles was "Ten Days in a Madhouse" – an expose on patient abuse and neglect that she wrote after going undercover as a catatonic/amnesiac patient. It is absolutely incredible to know that while undercover, Nellie was certified as insane by numerous doctors. It's heartbreaking to read about the abuse the patients suffered – being made to sit for hours tied to wooden benches in filth, with rats rampant and inedible and insufficient food.
Her story resulted in a grand jury investigation and significant improvement in the care of the mentally ill.
When the Pullman railroad car workers in Chicago staged their big strike to protest a lowering of their wages at the same time their rent was increased in the "company town" housing in which they were required to reside, Nellie was the only reporter telling the strikers' perspective.
A multi-dimensional talent with a spirit of adventure, 25 year-old Nellie successfully pitched her editor to allow her to attempt to travel around the world in 72 days – to beat the 80 day record of the fictional Phileus Fogg in the popular Jules Verne novel. She succeeded in circumventing the globe in only 72 days all by herself – setting a world record and in the process becoming an international sensation and making loads of money for herself and the publication.
At 31, Nellie married 73 year old, Robert Seaman, who was a wealthy manufacturer of steel containers. Nellie became the president of her husband's company and one a very few women industrialists. Her career in business was successful until employee embezzlement caused the company to go bankrupt.
Nellie then returned to reporting and wrote stories on Europe's Eastern Front during WWI and on the Suffragette movement in the states.
She was a pioneer woman journalist and an original investigative journalist. Her work exposed corruption and injustice. She was an adventurer and risk-taker. She was courageous and provided a role model for many to follow.
First, it is important to understand that "investigative journalism" is deep reporting on a single topic – often taking months. Its reports are considered primary source.
In researching contemporary women investigative journalists, I'm sorry to say that this profession is dominated by a 4 to 1 ratio of men to women.
Also, since the cost of investigative journalism is high given the time it takes to research and write a report, it is disappearing from mainstream media. Moreover, since such media requires advertising revenue to survive and since these advertisers do not want exposes that might impact their bottom lines, this type of in depth reporting called "muckraking, investigative journalism, and watchdog journalism" is becoming less available in the media. Books are replacing media for today's muckraking.
Examples of such books by women authors are: Barbara Ehrenreich's "Nickel and Dimed" – an expose on the working poor and Jane Mayer's "The Dark Side – an expose on Bush's questionable tactics of his war on terror.
WE'VE COME A LONG WAY. . . . . . .BUT THE JOURNEY IS NOT OVER!


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Q: 0.9v boost with Tp4056 for 6v Solar Panal? Can I use it like this...

If so how can I limit my solar panel to only output 5v cause my booster can only handle up to 5v input.

A: I suspect that you will have some problems with this setup.  Your solar panel may get up to 6+ volts under no load, but it doesn't act like your typical voltage source holding to 6 volts and producing whatever current it can based on conditions.  Under a load, the panel will produce LESS THAN 6 volts.  You can look up an I-V curve of any solar panel to see how it works.  So, depending on your load, your panel will output around 5 volts approximately, but that tp4056 tends to try to charge lithium batteries at 1000mA rate and when it tries to draw that high of a load from your panel that can only produce around 150mA at best conditions, funny things could happen.
It may just charge very slowly, or it may not charge at all, because when it tries to draw the large charge current, the voltage of the panel will drop, possibly below the 0.9 volt minimum and nothing happens.  If the voltage doesn't drop too low, then probable very very slow charging.  Either way, the open circuit voltage of the panel of 6 volts, won't happen when the panel is producing a current, so it is unlikely that too high a voltage will be your problem!
Good luck.
P.S. you have a 1 watt solar panel hooked to a dc-dc booster which might be 85% efficient, then the tp4056 bucks it down to the 3-4.2 volts that the battery needs, losing another 15% at least due to inefficiencies.  So the max 1W panel can supply only 0.73 Watts to your battery under ideal conditions - a modern 18650 cylindrical lipo is easily 10 Watt-hours which means it would takes many days to charge a battery (given that you won't get much more than 5-6 hours of perfect sun most days)

A: use a shunt regulator.
For a small panel (upto 250ma) a 2W 5,1V Zener Diode would work.
for a larger panel you'll probably want figure 19 from the TL431 data sheet use a heat-sink. perheps MJE2955 for the transistor.


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