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Meet the GOP's main man for minority outreach
W. James Antle III Managing Editor
March 02, 2014 11:43 PM ET
Black History Month is over, but Republican outreach to African-American voters is only just beginning.
Don't expect these overtures to have much success, writes Peter Beinart. The party's effort to court black voters "coincides with a GOP push to decrease the number of blacks who vote at all." He cites Republican "views on early voting, voter ID, and the voting rights of ex-prisoners."
Days after Beinart's column appeared, Republican Sen. Rand Paul returned home to Kentucky to testify in support of restoring voting rights to some non-violent felons. Paul had praised a House committee for advancing the voting rights measure in January.
"I applaud the House Elections, Constitutional Amendments & Intergovernmental Affairs Committee for passing House Bill 70, a constitutional amendment which would restore the right to vote for non-violent felons," Paul said in a statement. "A government of, by and for the people is only possible with a free right to vote."
On one of his next trips back to Kentucky, Paul celebrated the accreditation of a historically black college in Louisville. "Simmons College has a rich history that stretches over a hundred years," he said. "I'm proud of the graduates who have fought for advancement, equality and for really the only justice that can't be denied, and that's education."
Around this time, the NAACP expressed interest in Paul's "Economic Freedom Zones" proposal. "We'd love to talk with him about it and work with him on it," the civil rights group's interim president said on C-SPAN.
Paul's idea was to attract private investment to Detroit and similar urban areas, "enterprise zones on steroids." He also advocated school choice, a fairer criminal justice system and reforming mandatory minimum sentences.
When other Republicans criticized Attorney General Eric Holder's initiative to address racial disparities in drug sentencing, Paul joined Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee and Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake in voting for the Smarter Sentencing Act.
Is there a Republican doing more to change the party's image — and solve government-created problems — in communities of color than Rand Paul? The question is sure to elicit dismissive eye rolls.
Don't you remember the dust-up about Paul and the Civil Rights Act of 1964? His controversial former aide? His father's newsletters?
A long New York Times piece on "Rand Paul's Mixed Inheritance," co-written by the author of The Death of Conservatism, spells out the now-familiar case in exhaustive detail.
But at some point, doesn't what Paul is doing in 2014 matter more than what Murray Rothbard (who died in 1995) thought about the Civil War decades ago? Does the impolitic observation that a civil rights law Paul supports has costs as well as benefits outweigh actions to ameliorate the costs of the war on drugs?
Conservative Republicans have cared about these issues — and courted black voters — before. The Christian right has a longstanding interest in prison reform. Mainstream conservatives have pushed school choice since the Reagan years, when Jack Kemp was already selling enterprise zones. William F. Buckley Jr. went further than Paul has yet on drug legalization.
But it's hard to think of a major Republican politician who has taken up this whole package, including the the racial implications of the federal drug war, before Paul.
Moreover, Paul has worked with "liberty movement Republicans" and fellow tea party conservatives like Cruz and Lee in trying to making this part of the Republican brand. Orlando Watson, the Republican National Committee's communications director for black media, came from Paul's staff.
While Kemp fought heroically to make the GOP more attractive to minorities, there were times — like the 1996 vice-presidential debate — when he seemed to revel in an imagined status as the only non-racist Republican. Paul has not played this card.
That doesn't mean Paul's outreach has always gone smoothly. Or that his support for deep spending cuts will be an easy sell to most black or Hispanic voters. Or even that his policies in this area are always the right ones. Personally, I think that while Paul's heart is in the right place on immigration, Barbara Jordan was right on the policy.
What is clear to any intellectually honest person, however, is that the issues and ideas that animated Ron Paul's two presidential campaigns — and attracted cheering throngs of young people — are far removed from the racist content in the old discredited newsletters or the alleged strategy behind them.
The younger Paul, by denouncing Ted Nugent, defending the voting rights of ex-felons, worrying about sentencing guidelines that disproportionately hurt blacks and calling for a "more welcoming" Republican Party, is even further removed.
It's no coincidence that the people most interested in living in the past are MSNBC liberals who think conservatism in general is substantially racist, seeing little difference between neo-Confederates and neoconservatives, and conservatives who disagree with the Pauls on foreign policy.
Maybe the country will decide Paulian Republicans still aren't far removed enough from the newsletter era. But a younger generation of libertarian-leaning Republican activists is coming of age, filled with people who have never uttered a racially insensitive word.
One day arguing against their efforts to reform drug laws by quoting what their elders said about Abraham Lincoln will sound as obtuse as arguing against Barack Obama by pointing out that Jefferson Davis was a Democrat.
W. James Antle III is the editor of The Daily Caller News Foundation and author of the book Devouring Freedom: Can Big Government Ever Be Stopped? Follow him on Twitter.
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I'm a student living in an apartment far away from home. I'd love to grow plants in my window or on my porch, but I'm in the basement level, so everything is partially subterranean. There just isn't enough sunlight. Well, I ride my bike to the university every day, and it spends a great deal of time sitting out in the sun and rain at the bike rack. What if I had a portable garden that I could wheel around too?! Despite sound advice to against it, I went ahead and constructed my very own bicycle-mounted planter box!
Almost any vessel will do. I chose a square wooden box, but feel free to choose whatever you think will work best with your bike and luggage rack.
I chose a flat, wooden luggage rack to bolt my box to. Then, I marked where I wanted the bolts to go.
You don't want a bunch of excess water pooling in the bottom of your portable garden. Its bad for the plants, and it adds a ton of extra weight. I made a drain by drilling a hole with two different-sized drill bits, and then super-gluing a small piece of screen over it.
Next, I drilled holes that corresponded to my luggage rack, and inserted the bolts.
Now all that's left to do is attach the luggage rack to your bike following the manufacturer's instructions. Once you've accomplished that, it's time to use it in a manner not consistent with the labeling! Fill your box with your potting mix of choice and plant it up with your favorite garden staples!
Does it actually work, now that you've put it into practice?
Oh definitely. I was looking for panniers, but I found the seatpost rack dirt cheap. That said, it's not too bad really. Just a bit heavier when lugging up stairs.
This is so easy but also so awsome.
Ha! I enjoy this idea quite a bit, whether it's serious or not.
I'm at an agricultural school, so I thought people would get a laugh out of it. Classes are ending soon, so campus will be much calmer for a few months. I don't anticipate any vandals!


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Q: Running multiple MVC projects: One site I am developing a "platform", I have an MVC site that will hold all the main data, as well as our generic API, uses Microsoft authentication to create an account, then our employee MVC will add the data to the database that will allow the user to start consuming our API. I have a custom API for one of our customers, using a different MVC (just handles the API). I will have other custom APIs as well. I also am working on an employee MVC that uses active directory as its authentication. I am able to add this all to IIS using ports, but I am wondering if I am going about this all wrong. My ultimate goal was to have multiple projects, so if I need to make changes to any one project, it would not affect another project. Now I am thinking of trying to ditch the port method and instead set up the MVCs to have postfixes.
example.com(Main MVC with Microsoft Authentication)
example.com/api/{key}/{token} (Main MVC using Attribute Routing)
example.com/employee (MVC with AD Login)
example.com/custom/api/{additionStaticDefiner}/{key}/{token}

This additional definer would be something like the company name put in the initial route template:
config.Routes.MapHttpRoute(
            name: "DefaultApi",
            routeTemplate: "custom/api/BobsBurger/{controller}/{id}",
            defaults: new { id = RouteParameter.Optional }
        );

The main two questions, am I splitting these up to much, (they are all in the same solution, and I have shared library applications to not duplicate coding), and is it possible to do this without the dynamic code areas running into each other? I tried once and had some issues and am not sure where to start, I will figure it out, but if someone has experience in this and suggestions I am all ears.

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The special issue contains a monograph by P. P. Nechypurenko, S. O. Semerikov, L. I. Tomilina, in which the system of senior pupils' research competencies in the chemistry profile learning is designed, the model of formation of senior pupils' research competencies in the chemistry profile learning using ICT is theoretically grounded and the methodic of using information and communication technologies as tools of forming the senior pupils' research competencies in the chemistry profile learning is developed.
The A. M. Striuk monograph gives a broad outline of theoretical grounds as well as develops the model of using LMS in the blended learning of System Programming for Software Engineering BA students. It also specifies the notion of blended learning, improves the LMS-based model of blended learning at a higher educational establishment, thus contributing to the further elaborating the concept of educational and scientific informational university portal. The practical significance of the research primarily lies in developing the LMS «Agapa» and methods for its implementing in blended learning of System Programming for Software Engineering BA students. Experimental implementation of the technique in question has clearly demonstrated that organising an educational process of teaching System Programming according to the model of blended learning based on usage of the «Agapa» system enhances the level of educational attainment.
Monograph N. M. Kiyanovska, N. V. Rashevska and S. A. Semerikov is singled out stages of the theory and methods of using ICT in teaching higher mathematics engineering students in the United States, theoretically grounded and developed educational models of ICT using while learning higher mathematics at engineering universities in the examined stages, the main approaches to apply the US experience on the use of ICT in learning higher mathematics engineering students in Ukraine are revised. The practical part of the study provides guidance for teachers on the use of ICT learning higher mathematics engineering students.
For researchers, teachers and university students, graduate students and all those interested in contemporary theory and methods of use of ICT in education.
The issue contains articles on various aspects of didactics electronic, distance and mobile learning and their implementation in the educational process of secondary and higher schools. Special attention is to the development of computer oriented methodology of learning fundamental subjects in higher education and e-learning software.
The issue contains articles on various aspects of didactics electronic, distance and mobile learning and their implementation in the educational process of secondary and higher schools. Special attention is to the development of computer-based teaching systems study fundamental disciplines in higher education and e-learning software.
The issue contains articles on various aspects of didactics electronic, distance and mobile learning and their implementation in the educational process of secondary and higher schools. Special attention is to the development of computer-based teaching of basic training courses and e-learning software.


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Do you experience unanticipated leaks? Have you tried Always Discreet?
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What a great product, and discreet is always good with having kids. Personally, I use cloth pads but I may give these a try!
You can never go wrong with discreet. I'm a huge Always fan anyhow!
It's nice that these are discreet and easy to use. No one should feel less confident becuase of bladder issues!
I have luckily never had an issue with leaks. But I am a fan of the Always brand and discreet is never a bad thing.
I don't deal with leaks but several of my friends do. Next time they're talking about it I'll have to bring these up!
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Middle Atlantic States New York Green Island
Green Island, New York
Green Island was incorporated as a village in 1853 and as a town in 1896.
The first water service to the village of Green Island was provided by the West Troy Water-works Company in 1878. The company raised the cost of service in 1883 which the village was unwilling to pay. It is unclear if water service was cut off to the village, or if the village was simply forbidden to use water for fire protection.
The Green Island Water Company was incorporated on June 1, 1887 and bought the West Troy Water-works Company the following year. The company built a new plant to supply water to West Troy and Green Island. The company was foreclosed in 1900 and the Green Island system was bought by M.J. Drummond
The Green Island Water Supply Company was incorporated August 23, 1900.
Water is provided by the Town of Green Island.
1873 Journal of the New York Legislative Assembly
Page 330: Monday, February 24, 1873. Mr. Mosher introduced a bill entitled "An act to incorporate the Watervliet, West Troy, and Green Island Water-works Company," which was read the first time, and by unanimous consent was also read the second time, and referred to the committee on the judiciary.
1877 An act authorizing the board of trustees of the village of Green Island to contract for a supply of water for public purposes. May 3, 1877
1881 An act to amend chapter two hundred and twenty-one of the laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-seven, entitled "An act authorizing the board of trustees of the village of Green Island to contract for a supply of water for public purposes." April 14, 1881
1881 Buffalo Evening News, May 24, 1881, Page 7.
Green Island has contracted with the West Troy water works for twenty hydrants, at $2,000 per year.
1883 "Refusing to pay their water rent," The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, June 1, 1883, Page 8.
The trustees of Green Island have refused to pay rent for the use of the West Troy Water Company's works and the company will shut off the water this afternoon or Monday and the village will be left without a supply.
1884 Buffalo Morning Express, February 1, 1884, Page 2.
The West Troy Water-works Company has served an injunction on the President of Green Island Village restraining the village from using the water furnished by the company. The latter wants $2,500 for the supply, and the village is willing to pay only $2,000.
1888 The Saratogian, March 29, 1888, Page 9.
The West Troy water works plant has been sold to the Green Island water company, who will operate the same. The establishment of electric light works in connection with the pumping station at Green Island is now under consideration.
1888 "Green Island," from Manual of American Water Works, Volume 1.
1889 The Daily Leader (Gloversville, New York), May 4, 1889, Page 4.
The board of trustees of the village of West Troy met Wednesday evening. The contract for furnishing the village with water was awarded to the Green Island water works for $8,000.
1890 The People of the State of New York ex rel. Michael McGrath, Appellant, v. The Green Island Water Company, Respondent, 56 Hun. 76, February 24, 1890, Supreme Court of the State of New York, Third Department
1900 Fire and Water 28:80 (September 1, 1900)
By a foreclosure sale Green Island, N.Y. Water company has passed into the hand of M.J. Drummond. The concern has been incorporated as the Green Island Water Supply company, with a capital of $60,000. Its directors are M.J. Drummond, John Craig, John M. Fraser, B.J. McDermott, P.J. Harrigan, W.J. Huxley, and Lester E. Wood, all of New York.
l916 "Death of M.J. Drummond," Fire and Water Engineering 59(4):60 (January 26, 1916) | also here |
The death of Michael J. Drummond, in this city on Saturday, the 22nd instant, will be received with much regret by his large circle of friends and patrons. He died from heart trouble, brought on by an attack of pneumonia, from which he was slowly recovering. For many years Mr. Drummond carried on an extensive business in cast iron pipe and waterworks' supplies, in which he was for some time associated with the late John Fox under the name of Fox & Drummond. He was head of the firm of M. J. Drummond & Co., which was lately managed by his son, Walter J. Drummond. He was the resident and treasurer of the Beaver Engineering and Contracting Company, secretary and a member of the board of the Jamaica Water Supply Company and a director of the Nassau Water Company, of Glen Cove, N. Y, For many years also he had been chairman of the Executive Committee of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank and of the Broadway Trust Company, chairman of the Committee on Education and Industries of the New York Catholic Protectory, a trustee of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, a director in the Glamorgan Pipe and Foundry Company and the Shavvmut Clay Manufacturing Company. In 1910 he became Commissioner of Charities under Mayor Gaynor and had been for many years a leader in directing and promoting the work of the charitable institutions of New York. He married a second time shortly after acceping the Charities Commissionership, and then practically gave up active work in iiis business. Mr. Drummond was born in New Jersey 65 years ago, but spent his life in New York. He was a sincere friend to those deserving charity and had a most affable and kindly disposition which surrounded him with a large circle of friends. He is survived by his sons. Walter 1. Drummond. Eeo S. Drummond. John C. Drummond, and his daughters, Miss Rose M. Drummond and Mrs. James P. Travers. The funeral services, which were held at St. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday forenoon, were attended by a large gathering of men in public life and members of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, the American-Irish Historical Society and the Catholic Society of New York, of which Mr. Drummond was a member.
1917 Annual Report of the State Department of Health of New York for the Year Ending December 31, 1917
Page 348-350: Green Island
1935 Annual Report of the Public Service Commission, Volume 1
Page 353: Green Island Water Supply Company
1949 "Wants to Buy Water Plant," The Greenwich Journal and Fort Edward Advertiser, August 10, 1949, Page 1.
A joint application has been filed with the state public service commission by the village of Green Island and the Green Island water supply company, requesting approval of the village's proposed purpose of the company's water system. The village has agreed to pay $135,00 for the physical assets of the company.
1950 Annual Report of the Public Service Commission, Volume 2.
Page 332: The Green Island Water Supply Company November 29, 1949, Case 14470, consent of the Commission granted to The Green Island Water Supply Company to transfer to the Village of Green Island its works and system located in the Towns

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Twin reports from a UK Parliament committee go further than ever in condemning Britain's complicity in the worst of the War on Terror.
Kenya cited national security when it crossed into Somali territory in pursuit of Al-Shabaab militants. But there were numerous other potential aims at play.
If Al-Shabaab maintains its hard stance, the possibility for dialogue will continue to be remote and Somalia's government will be forced to intensify the war on terror through new strategies.
If Trump brings back torture, can the UK be trusted not to collude in it?
The UK has yet to properly grapple with its past complicity in prisoner abuses and torture.
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Q: Running chrome.cookies.set on selectbox onchange I'm having quite a bit of trouble with this one little thing and I was hoping someone could help me.
    <select id="routeBox" name="routeBox"
    onchange="javascript: getRoute(route, routeBox.selectedIndex);
    setCookies('http://127.0.0.1/*', 'routeCookie', routeBox.options.selectedIndex);">
    </select>

The first function works as it is supposed to but the second function, setCookies, never runs.
Here is setCookies:
    function setCookies(domain, name, value) {
    chrome.cookies.set({"url": domain, "name": name, "value": value});
    alert("cookie set");
    }

The function is placed above the selectBox in script tags.
Any help would be great!
Thanks

A: A couple things:

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*Unless route is a global variable, it's currently undefined in the onchange scope.

*I would reference the routeBox object with the this keyword.

*You don't need to add the javascript: text to the onchange attribute.

Here's your code, modified:
<select id="routeBox" name="routeBox"
        onchange="getRoute(route, this.selectedIndex);
        setCookies('http://127.0.0.1/*', 'routeCookie', this.selectedIndex);">
</select>

A: Your code appears sound and your API looks correct so I can only imagine that you possible forgot to declare the "cookies" permission in your manifest.


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package xweb

import (
	"fmt"
	"html/template"
	"io/ioutil"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"strings"
	"sync"
	"time"

	"github.com/howeyc/fsnotify"
)

/**
 * 默认模板函数
 * 除了这里定义的之外,还可以使用当前Action(即在方法中使用Render的Action)中定义的可导出的属性和方法(使用".属性"或".方法"来访问)
 * 另外还支持函数:
 * include      —— Include(tmplName string) interface{}
 * session      —— GetSession(key string) interface{}
 * cookie       —— Cookie(key string) string
 * XsrfFormHtml —— XsrfFormHtml() template.HTML
 * XsrfValue    —— XsrfValue() string
 * XsrfName     —— XsrfName() string
 * StaticUrl    —— StaticUrl(url string) string
 * 支持变量:
 * XwebVer      —— string
 */
var (
	DefaultFuncs template.FuncMap = template.FuncMap{
		"Now":         Now,
		"Eq":          Eq,
		"FormatDate":  FormatDate,
		"Add":         Add,
		"Subtract":    Subtract,
		"IsNil":       IsNil,
		"Url":         Url,
		"UrlFor":      UrlFor,
		"Html":        Html,
		"Js":          Js,
		"Css":         Css,
		"XsrfField":   XsrfName, //alias
		"HtmlAttr":    HtmlAttr,
		"ToHtmlAttrs": ToHtmlAttrs,
		"BuildUrl":    BuildUrl,
	}
	DefaultTemplateMgr *TemplateMgr = new(TemplateMgr)
)

func IsNil(a interface{}) bool {
	switch a.(type) {
	case nil:
		return true
	}
	return false
}

func Add(left interface{}, right interface{}) interface{} {
	var rleft, rright int64
	var fleft, fright float64
	var isInt bool = true
	switch left.(type) {
	case int:
		rleft = int64(left.(int))
	case int8:
		rleft = int64(left.(int8))
	case int16:
		rleft = int64(left.(int16))
	case int32:
		rleft = int64(left.(int32))
	case int64:
		rleft = left.(int64)
	case float32:
		fleft = float64(left.(float32))
		isInt = false
	case float64:
		fleft = left.(float64)
		isInt = false
	}

	switch right.(type) {
	case int:
		rright = int64(right.(int))
	case int8:
		rright = int64(right.(int8))
	case int16:
		rright = int64(right.(int16))
	case int32:
		rright = int64(right.(int32))
	case int64:
		rright = right.(int64)
	case float32:
		fright = float64(left.(float32))
		isInt = false
	case float64:
		fleft = left.(float64)
		isInt = false
	}

	var intSum int64 = rleft + rright

	if isInt {
		return intSum
	} else {
		return fleft + fright + float64(intSum)
	}
}

func Subtract(left interface{}, right interface{}) interface{} {
	var rleft, rright int64
	var fleft, fright float64
	var isInt bool = true
	switch left.(type) {
	case int:
		rleft = int64(left.(int))
	case int8:
		rleft = int64(left.(int8))
	case int16:
		rleft = int64(left.(int16))
	case int32:
		rleft = int64(left.(int32))
	case int64:
		rleft = left.(int64)
	case float32:
		fleft = float64(left.(float32))
		isInt = false
	case float64:
		fleft = left.(float64)
		isInt = false
	}

	switch right.(type) {
	case int:
		rright = int64(right.(int))
	case int8:
		rright = int64(right.(int8))
	case int16:
		rright = int64(right.(int16))
	case int32:
		rright = int64(right.(int32))
	case int64:
		rright = right.(int64)
	case float32:
		fright = float64(left.(float32))
		isInt = false
	case float64:
		fleft = left.(float64)
		isInt = false
	}

	if isInt {
		return rleft - rright
	} else {
		return fleft + float64(rleft) - (fright + float64(rright))
	}
}

func Now() time.Time {
	return time.Now()
}

func FormatDate(t time.Time, format string) string {
	return t.Format(format)
}

func Eq(left interface{}, right interface{}) bool {
	leftIsNil := (left == nil)
	rightIsNil := (right == nil)
	if leftIsNil || rightIsNil {
		if leftIsNil && rightIsNil {
			return true
		}
		return false
	}
	return fmt.Sprintf("%v", left) == fmt.Sprintf("%v", right)
}

func Html(raw string) template.HTML {
	return template.HTML(raw)
}

func HtmlAttr(raw string) template.HTMLAttr {
	return template.HTMLAttr(raw)
}

func ToHtmlAttrs(raw map[string]interface{}) (r map[template.HTMLAttr]interface{}) {
	r = make(map[template.HTMLAttr]interface{})
	for k, v := range raw {
		r[HtmlAttr(k)] = v
	}
	return
}

func Js(raw string) template.JS {
	return template.JS(raw)
}

func Css(raw string) template.CSS {
	return template.CSS(raw)
}

//Usage:Url("/user/login","appName","servName") or Url("/user/login","appName") or Url("/user/login") or UrlFor()
func Url(args ...string) string {
	var (
		route    string
		appName  string = "root"
		servName string = "main"
	)
	size := len(args)
	switch size {
	case 1:
		route = args[0]
	case 2:
		route = args[0]
		appName = args[1]
	case 3:
		route = args[0]
		appName = args[1]
		servName = args[2]
	}
	return BuildUrl(route, appName, servName, size)
}

func BuildUrl(route, appName, servName string, size int) string {
	var appUrl, url, prefix, suffix string
	if server, ok := Servers[servName]; ok {
		prefix = server.Config.UrlPrefix
		suffix = server.Config.UrlSuffix
		var appDomain string
		if domain, ok := server.App2Domain[appName]; ok {
			appUrl = "/"
			appDomain = domain
		} else if appPath, ok := server.AppsNamePath[appName]; ok {
			appUrl = appPath
		}
		if appDomain != "" {
			if strings.Contains(appDomain, "//") {
				url = appDomain
			} else {
				url = "http://" + appDomain
			}
		} else {
			url = server.Config.Url
		}
	}
	url = strings.TrimRight(url, "/") + "/"
	if size == 0 {
		return url
	}
	if appUrl != "/" {
		appUrl = strings.TrimLeft(appUrl, "/")
		if length := len(appUrl); length > 0 && appUrl[length-1] != '/' {
			appUrl = appUrl + "/"
		}
	} else {
		appUrl = ""
	}
	url += prefix + appUrl
	if route == "" {
		return url
	}
	if suffix != "" {
		parts := strings.SplitN(route, "?", 2)
		posIdx := strings.LastIndex(parts[0], "/") + 1
		isDir := posIdx == len(parts[0])
		if !isDir {
			if !strings.Contains(parts[0][posIdx:], ".") {
				if len(parts) == 2 {
					route = parts[0] + suffix + "?" + parts[1]
				} else {
					route = parts[0] + suffix
				}
			}
		}
	}
	url += strings.TrimLeft(route, "/")
	return url
}

//Usage:UrlFor("main:root:/user/login") or UrlFor("root:/user/login") or UrlFor("/user/login") or UrlFor()
//这里的main代表Server名称;root代表App名称;后面的内容为Action中方法函数所对应的网址
func UrlFor(args ...string) string {
	s := [3]string{"main", "root", ""}
	var u []string
	size := len(args)
	if size > 0 {
		u = strings.Split(args[0], ":")
	} else {
		u = []string{""}
	}
	switch len(u) {
	case 1:
		s[2] = u[0]
	case 2:
		s[1] = u[0]
		s[2] = u[1]
	default:
		s[0] = u[0]
		s[1] = u[1]
		s[2] = u[2]
	}
	return BuildUrl(s[2], s[1], s[0], size)
}

type TemplateMgr struct {
	Caches        map[string][]byte
	mutex         *sync.Mutex
	RootDir       string
	Ignores       map[string]bool
	IsReload      bool
	app           *App
	Preprocessor  func([]byte) []byte
	timerCallback func() bool
	TimerCallback func() bool
	initialized   bool
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) Moniter(rootDir string) error {
	watcher, err := fsnotify.NewWatcher()
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	//fmt.Println("[xweb] TemplateMgr watcher is start.")
	defer watcher.Close()
	done := make(chan bool)
	go func() {
		for {
			select {
			case ev := <-watcher.Event:
				if ev == nil {
					break
				}
				if _, ok := self.Ignores[filepath.Base(ev.Name)]; ok {
					break
				}
				d, err := os.Stat(ev.Name)
				if err != nil {
					break
				}

				if ev.IsCreate() {
					if d.IsDir() {
						watcher.Watch(ev.Name)
					} else {
						tmpl := ev.Name[len(self.RootDir)+1:]
						content, err := ioutil.ReadFile(ev.Name)
						if err != nil {
							self.app.Errorf("loaded template %v failed: %v", tmpl, err)
							break
						}
						self.app.Infof("loaded template file %v success", tmpl)
						self.CacheTemplate(tmpl, content)
					}
				} else if ev.IsDelete() {
					if d.IsDir() {
						watcher.RemoveWatch(ev.Name)
					} else {
						tmpl := ev.Name[len(self.RootDir)+1:]
						self.CacheDelete(tmpl)
					}
				} else if ev.IsModify() {
					if d.IsDir() {
					} else {
						tmpl := ev.Name[len(self.RootDir)+1:]
						content, err := ioutil.ReadFile(ev.Name)
						if err != nil {
							self.app.Errorf("reloaded template %v failed: %v", tmpl, err)
							break
						}

						self.CacheTemplate(tmpl, content)
						self.app.Infof("reloaded template %v success", tmpl)
					}
				} else if ev.IsRename() {
					if d.IsDir() {
						watcher.RemoveWatch(ev.Name)
					} else {
						tmpl := ev.Name[len(self.RootDir)+1:]
						self.CacheDelete(tmpl)
					}
				}
			case err := <-watcher.Error:
				self.app.Error("error:", err)
			case <-time.After(time.Second * 2):
				if self.timerCallback != nil {
					if self.timerCallback() == false {
						close(done)
						return
					}
				}
				//fmt.Printf("TemplateMgr timer operation: %v.\n", time.Now())
			}
		}
	}()

	err = filepath.Walk(self.RootDir, func(f string, info os.FileInfo, err error) error {
		if info.IsDir() {
			return watcher.Watch(f)
		}
		return nil
	})

	if err != nil {
		self.app.Error(err.Error())
		return err
	}

	<-done
	//fmt.Println("[xweb] TemplateMgr watcher is closed.")
	return nil
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) CacheAll(rootDir string) error {
	self.mutex.Lock()
	defer self.mutex.Unlock()
	fmt.Print("Reading the contents of the template files, please wait... ")
	err := filepath.Walk(rootDir, func(f string, info os.FileInfo, err error) error {
		if info.IsDir() {
			return nil
		}
		tmpl := f[len(rootDir)+1:]
		tmpl = FixDirSeparator(tmpl)
		if _, ok := self.Ignores[filepath.Base(tmpl)]; !ok {
			fpath := filepath.Join(self.RootDir, tmpl)
			content, err := ioutil.ReadFile(fpath)
			if err != nil {
				self.app.Debugf("load template %s error: %v", fpath, err)
				return err
			}
			self.app.Debug("loaded template", fpath)
			self.Caches[tmpl] = content
		}
		return nil
	})
	fmt.Println("Complete.")
	return err
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) defaultTimerCallback() func() bool {
	return func() bool {
		if self.TimerCallback != nil {
			return self.TimerCallback()
		}
		//更改模板主题后,关闭当前监控,重新监控新目录
		if self.app.AppConfig.TemplateDir == self.RootDir {
			return true
		}
		self.Caches = make(map[string][]byte)
		self.Ignores = make(map[string]bool)
		self.RootDir = self.app.AppConfig.TemplateDir
		go self.Moniter(self.RootDir)
		return false
	}
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) Close() {
	self.TimerCallback = func() bool {
		self.Caches = make(map[string][]byte)
		self.Ignores = make(map[string]bool)
		self.TimerCallback = nil
		return false
	}
	self.initialized = false
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) Init(app *App, rootDir string, reload bool) error {
	if self.initialized {
		if rootDir == self.RootDir {
			return nil
		} else {
			self.TimerCallback = func() bool {
				self.Caches = make(map[string][]byte)
				self.Ignores = make(map[string]bool)
				self.TimerCallback = nil
				return false
			}
		}
	} else if !reload {
		self.TimerCallback = func() bool {
			self.TimerCallback = nil
			return false
		}
	}
	self.RootDir = rootDir
	self.Caches = make(map[string][]byte)
	self.Ignores = make(map[string]bool)
	self.mutex = &sync.Mutex{}
	self.app = app
	if dirExists(rootDir) {
		//self.CacheAll(rootDir)
		if reload {
			self.timerCallback = self.defaultTimerCallback()
			go self.Moniter(rootDir)
		}
	}

	if len(self.Ignores) == 0 {
		self.Ignores["*.tmp"] = false
	}
	self.initialized = true
	return nil
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) GetTemplate(tmpl string) ([]byte, error) {
	self.mutex.Lock()
	defer self.mutex.Unlock()
	if content, ok := self.Caches[tmpl]; ok {
		self.app.Debugf("load template %v from cache", tmpl)
		return content, nil
	}

	content, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filepath.Join(self.RootDir, tmpl))
	if err == nil {
		self.app.Debugf("load template %v from the file:", tmpl)
		self.Caches[tmpl] = content
	}
	return content, err
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) CacheTemplate(tmpl string, content []byte) {
	if self.Preprocessor != nil {
		content = self.Preprocessor(content)
	}
	self.mutex.Lock()
	defer self.mutex.Unlock()
	tmpl = FixDirSeparator(tmpl)
	self.app.Debugf("update template %v on cache", tmpl)
	self.Caches[tmpl] = content
	return
}

func (self *TemplateMgr) CacheDelete(tmpl string) {
	self.mutex.Lock()
	defer self.mutex.Unlock()
	tmpl = FixDirSeparator(tmpl)
	if _, ok := self.Caches[tmpl]; ok {
		self.app.Debugf("delete template %v from cache", tmpl)
		delete(self.Caches, tmpl)
	}
	return
}

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The Federal Reserve on Tuesday may send a clear signal it is prepared to print more money to support a faltering economic recovery if necessary.
The central bank is widely expected to renew its vow to keep rates near zero for "an extended period" and markets will watch closely for signs officials are growing more concerned the recovery is at risk or that there is danger of falling into a damaging vicious cycle of falling prices and slowing growth.
Evidence the already sluggish recovery has lost momentum has shifted discussion at the U.S. central bank from exit strategies to whether the economy needs more backing, which would most likely come in the form of buying more longer-term assets.
A disappointingly weak report on employment in July, when the private sector added a meager 71,000 new jobs, adds weight to arguments in favor of more stimulus.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress in July the central bank is "ready and will act" if the recovery did not continue to move forward.
Below is a look at three of the Fed's possible moves.
The Fed cut rates to near zero almost two years ago and has been promising to keep them extraordinarily low for an extended period at every meeting since March 2009. On top of that, it pushed nearly $1.7 trillion into the economy by buying longer-term Treasuries and mortgage-related debt.
Despite those actions — some of the most aggressive central bank steps in history — economic growth slowed to an annualized 2.4 percent in the second quarter of the year, barely enough to support new job creation.
Officials at their last meeting agreed to consider whether further stimulus would be appropriate if the outlook were to weaken appreciably.
July's jobs numbers may have forced their hand. They may decide to take the next step of acknowledging the softening in the recovery and making clear that they will act if conditions fail to pick up.
• Probability: Moderate to high.
• Market reaction: Stocks would drop. Equities may also hold the key for bonds. While lack of action might be negative for Treasuries they might benefit from safe-haven flows out of stocks. The dollar could decline because markets have begun to price in further Fed easing.
The Fed could decide that the July jobs report shows the recovery failing to create sufficient jobs to sustain momentum and that its best bet is to err on the side of too much stimulus rather than too little.
The central bank could say it plans to reinvest maturing or prepaying mortgage-backed securities in its portfolio or that it will stop paying interest on excess reserves banks hold at the Fed to push down longer term interest rates and encourage banks to lend.
• Market reaction: Stocks could rise or fall, depending on whether investors view it as a signal of a worsening outlook or a welcome sign the Fed is back in play. Bonds would likely rally on the prospect of asset purchases that could include Treasuries or mortgage-backed securities. Any gains in Treasuries could be short-lived if it inspires enough confidence in the stock market to improve risk appetite. The dollar could weaken further.
A view could prevail at the Fed that some of the weaker recent data represents a temporary setback for the recovery — a "soft patch" — but that the economy will resume a more vigorous pace of growth before long. Officials may note some softening but will go no further than repeating oft-stated language saying they will employ policy tools as necessary to promote economic recovery and promote price stability.
• Market reaction: Stocks would drop. Bonds drop on disappointment over lack of asset purchases that include Treasuries, though the extent of stock market losses could limit the drop in bonds. Dollar might rise on view Fed easing is over or decline on growing sense that what the Fed is doing isn't working.


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Husson University offers 165-degree programs and 12 via distance education. Student-to-faculty ratio is 15:1. 1 high safety campus. Acceptance Rate is 72%. The most popular test is SAT - 77% of students submitted it in comparison to 8% of students who submitted ACT. 40.8% are women, and 59.2% are men. 4% percents of international students. Husson University is a member of 6 athletic associations. The average annual total cost of attendance at Husson University is 16414$, that is above national average. Total price of living is between $19647 and $27601 per year. 44% of full-time Husson University students completed their education in 150 percent of time: graduation rate is at the level of national average. Average salary after attending is $36,900, so if you studied 2 years, you'll get your funds back in less than 2 years.
Average annual cost includes tuition and fees, books and supplies, and living expenses, minus the average grant/scholarship aid. Separate metrics have calculated for different institutions depends on calendar system and sector of the establishment (public or private).
The Husson University is a private and academic-year institution, so it's net price represents an average of all programs and includes only undergraduates who first enrolled in the fall term and receive Title IV aid. The total cost of attendance depends on whether undergraduates live on campus, off campus (not with family), or off campus (with family).
By Family Income
Depending on the federal state, or institutional grant and available, Husson University students in your income bracket may pay more of less than the overall average costs.
$0 - $30,000 $11,589
$110,001+ $22,304
Admission considerations
Secondary school GPA
Secondary school record
Admission test scores
Other Test (Wonderlic, WISC-III, etc.)
Secondary school rank
Completion of college-preparatory program
Neither required nor recommended:
Formal demonstration of competencies
Typical room charge for academic year: 4325
Typical board charge for academic year: -
Combined charge for room and board: -
In-district
Salary After Attending
According to College Scorecard Data from U.S. Department of Education
Academic/career counseling service
Employment services for students
Living & meal
Full-time, first-time degree/certificate-seeking students required to live on campus
Institution provide on-campus housing
Institution provides board or meal plan
Veteran Services Available
Dedicated point of contact for support services for veterans, military servicemembers, and their families
Recognized student veteran organization
Member of Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges
Percent indicator of undergraduates formally registered as students with disabilities
Undergraduate programs or courses are offered via distance education
Graduate programs or courses are offered via distance education
Alternative tuition plans
Any alternative tuition plans offered by institution
Tuition payment plan
Tuition payment plan - a program that allows tuition to be paid in installments spread out over an agreed upon period of time, sometimes without interest or finance charges.
Here are the learning opportunities available in Husson University.
ROTC - Army
ROTC - Navy
Weekend/evening college
Teacher certification (below the postsecondary level)
Teacher certification: students can complete their preparation in certain areas of specialization
Teacher certification: approved by the state for initial certification or licensure of teachers
ROTC - Reserve Officers' Training Corps, a college program offering scholarships for training commissioned officers covering college tuition.
Study abroad - programs and arrangements offering students a possibility to complete part of the college program studying in another country.
Weekend/evening college allows students to complete courses and attend classes only on weekends or only in evenings.
Teacher certifications programs are designed to prepare students to meet the requirements for certification as teachers in elementary, middle/junior high, and secondary schools.
Member of National Athletic Association
Member of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
NCAA/NAIA member for football
NCAA/NAIA member for basketball
NCAA/NAIA member for baseball
NCAA/NAIA member for cross country/track
Husson University graduation rate is below the national average.
44% of full-time students enrolled for the first time to Husson University completed the education program and got a degree in 150 percent of the expected time of completion.
The graduation rate value includes only programs that were completed less than six years for four-year degrees or less than three years for two-year degrees.
Graduation rate is the percentage of institution's new-entering, first-time, first-year undergraduate students who complete their program within 150% of the published time for the program. Graduation rate excludes a huge number of students. This index doesn't take into account students of nontraditional enrollments - part-time students, students who enroll mid-year, and who transfer from one institution to another. So graduation rate alone can create a misleading picture. Completion rate in the form of total number of students receiving any types of awards/degrees creates a complete picture. Combining this data with graduation rate is a better way to compare institutions.
Average number of admissions to one applicant
Average number of applicants to one enrolled
The percentage of students given offers out of all those that applied.
In comparison to National Average
Husson University acceptance rate is above national average.
In comparison to state Average
Average acceptance rate for institutions in state is 67%, so acceptance rate value is above state average for 5% only.
In comparison to an average acceptance rate in of colleges in $10k - $20k price range
Average acceptance rate for all institutions in state in the same net price range is 67%, so Husson University acceptance rate value is above state net price average for 5% only.
Admissions yield
Of those that receive offers to enroll, this is the percent of students that actually do enroll. It is equal to the number of students that enroll divided by the number of accepted students multiplied by 100.
Retention rate
Full-time retention rate
Part-time retention rate
The Husson University full-time retention rate is 77% and part-time retention rate is 0%.
Retention rate is the percentage of the institution's first-time first-year undergraduate students who continue at that institution the next year. E.g., full-time students who study in the fall semester and keep on studying in the same program next fall semester are counted in the retention rate.
Retention rate is an important indicator: if it is high, it demonstrates that school offers quality curriculum, positive student environments and cultures as more students choose to continue their studies.
Percent of first-time degree/certificate-seeking Husson University students submitting SAT scores
Composite SAT Range (25th - 75th):
SAT Range by section (25th - 75th)
Critical Reading: 430 - 520
Math: 430 - 530
Writing: 420 - 520
SAT Test Score Range
Percent of first-time degree/certificate-seeking Husson University students submitting ACT scores
Composite ACT Range (25th - 75th):
ACT Range by section (25th - 75th)
English: 15 - 22
Math: 17 - 23
Writing: 6 - 8
ACT Test Score Range
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The student-to-faculty ratio at Husson University is 15:1, that means that for every 15 students the institution has one professor, lecturer or specialist with a degree in education. Lower student-to-faculty ratio is better - it means that professors can dedicate more time and attention to each student.
Student-to-faculty ratio
Number of international students
Percent of international students
Race/ethnicity breakdown
Total ethnicity
Men ethnicity
Women ethnicity
Students enrollment in distance education
In Husson University the biggest percent of students are enrolled in on-campus courses.
Distance education location breakdown
Here are the students enrolled exclusively in distance education courses at Husson University and grouped by their location. Distance education courses are the most popular for students located in Maine.
The percentage of crimes on Husson University-Bangor
The campus located by One College Circle address in Bangor, Maine.
Husson University-Bangor in comparison of all branches in the US. It is calculated as the average percent of crimes yearly by five years of data for every campus, based on an overall number of students studying there. The branch is a part of Husson University with 0.67% of maximum crimes a year. The most often crimes detected on Husson University-Bangor are burglary, forcible sex offense, and aggravated assault.
Number of degree programs offered
Husson University offers 165 programs in total: 93 are for Bachelor's degree, 33 - for Master's degree, 15 - for Associate's degree, 9 - for Post-master's certificate, 6 - for Postbaccalaureate certificate, and 3 are 1-year, but less than-2-year certificate programs.
This is one of the lowest number of programs in comparison with other 41 universities in Maine state. Husson University is one of the few institutions in Maine that offers an Associate's degree program.
Number of degree programs offered via distance education
There are 12 distance learning programs that are offered in the Husson University: 9 are for Bachelor's degree and 3 are Master's degree.
Note, that programs offered via distance education might be fully online as well as partially online and contain real-time elements. So explore each program to make sure you can commit.
Total credit/contact hours
Here you can find the data on instructional activity in measured in total credit and/or contact hours delivered by institutions during a 12-month period. Also we shown the Maine state average data to help you compare.
Husson University provides coursework for undergraduate students, graduate students and students with doctors professional practice.
In 2014-2015 academic year estimated full-time equivalent undergraduate enrollment was 2154 students with 64626 сredit hours for 12-month instructional activity period. The enrollment for graduates was 268 with 6422 credit hours. The doctors professional practice enrollment was 353 students.
TOP 5 Popular Majors
The most popular majors counted as percentage breakdown of degrees awarded in every single discipline in Husson University
13% — Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
10% — Health Professions and Related Programs
9% — Business Administration, Management and Operations
4% — Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions
4% — Psychology
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Forget leaving the European Union, we need to hurry up and leave our planet – and do it within 100 years, Stephen Hawking has warned.
And this time, the Remainers could well die.
Professor Hawking made the controversial comments as part of the BBC's new science season Tomorrow's World.
Hawking claims that time is running out for Earth – due to climate change, asteroid strikes and overpopulation, according to the Telegraph.
In the show, Hawking and a former student Christophe Galfard will travel around the world to explore how humans could travel into space – and live there.
We're at the most dangerous point in history, Stephen Hawking says – but, surprisingly, he's not referring to the fact that President Trump will soon have his finger on the nuclear button.
It's to do with the fact that we currently have the ability to destroy our planet – but not the ability to escape it, Hawking says.
So the fact we have a bouffant billionaire with an extremely short fuse in charge of thousands of hydrogen bombs probably isn't helping.
Hawking said, 'We are at the most dangerous moment in the development of humanity.


Disclaimer: I am experimenting with different formats to create presentations, blog post, and other documents, mixing sketch noting and using index cards... I will appreciate your feedback.
The past 23,24th of June I was at the Agile Open Space at Segovia (AOS)... This is my sixth consecutive year going to the AOS (you can see almost all of my past experiences at http://www.eferro.net/search/label/aos). I like this unconference because is a great excuse to see friends and enjoy great conversations with other "agilistas".
The Agile community in Spain organizes two events, the CAS that is a regular conference and the AOS that is an Open Space. The AOS instead or being the classic conference with a clear separation between speakers and attendees, is more like a meeting of community members... something like a community of practice of the members of Agile Spain.
As the community evolves, the AOS evolves also and reflect this change. Over the years I've been seeing how the community is shifting from a community of software developers to a community focused on organizational change and agile outside the software products.
I will write a blog post about this change and the relation between software development, agile and craftsmanship.
Parallel Changes: I facilitate this session. The idea was to explain why is important to be capable of making huge changes in software using a sequence of multiple small changes with low risk. The first 10min I explained why this is a good idea and showed some samples. The rest of the session was working in groups and presenting other examples or related problems/challenges to solve. I will create a specific blog post for this.
Cómo combatir el efecto Pokemon: Interesting session about a usual problem about having a lot of tasks that can be only done by some people of the team. A classical problem is for UX/design tasks or with some low level debugging stuff or DB optimization. Lot of people at that session had this problem, for all the tasks they had… :( The reason is simple, they allow working each member of the team individually and don't rotate… they allow rambos, heroes, and other kinds of "good developers" that can't work in teams…. (I mean BAD developers). If we think that developing is a team effort, there is an easy solution to avoid this problem: XP, multidisciplinary teams, pairing, mob programming, share ownership… Is easy, hire people to work in teams and help them to work as a team.
Facilitación gráfica / Visual thinking: A good session about how to express drawing and how to take notes… This was an introductory talk and have three parts, an ice breaking dynamic, some tips to draw the most common shapes (faces, titles, people, etc) and a final dynamic to collaboratively make a visual dictionary with difficult words as transparency, value, and so on… very abstract words that are difficult to represent. This was interesting because each one tries to express these words drawing so you can take some of the ideas…. I am trying to improve my visual thinking and sketch noting skills so this session helps me in that path….
I went to Segovia with my family... my wife and my daughter... :) this was great and have an important effect regarding our internal organization as a family... We even are testing using a kanban board.
I enjoyed a lot talking with old friends, reinforcing relations and even creating new ones... Not bad for an introvert software developer.
I have special thanks to the organization, Delia Estebaranz, Javier Garcia Garrido from agiletorrezno for making this conference a pleasure for going with the family. Having the opportunity of enjoying the conference as a family was GREAT.
Lot of thanks for the volunteers.


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Aldo Llambi (born 6 June 1996) is an Albanian professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Austrian club Raiffeisen Gratkorn.

Club career

Early career
Llambi started his youth career at Flamurtari Vlorë in September 2011. On 12 February 2014 he was loaned out to Teuta Durrës for a half season.

Following his return to Flamurtari Vlorë he made the first team debut under coach Ernest Gjoka on 1 October 2014 in the 2014–15 Albanian Cup match against Kamza coming on as a substitute in the 68th minute in place of Gezim Krasniqi.

Sopoti Librazhd
He made it his debut with Sopoti on 16 September 2015 in an 2015–16 Albanian Cup match against Butrinti Sarandë playing the full 90-minutes match in a 5–0 victory.

International career
Llambi was called up to the Albania national under-19 football team by coach Foto Strakosha for the friendly match against Italy U-19 on 14 May 2014.

Career statistics

Club

References

External links

Aldo Llambi profile FSHF.org

1996 births
Living people
Footballers from Vlorë
Albanian footballers
Albania youth international footballers
Association football midfielders
Flamurtari Vlorë players
KS Sopoti Librazhd players
KF Apolonia Fier players
FC Gratkorn players
Kategoria Superiore players
Kategoria e Parë players
Albanian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Austria
Albanian expatriate sportspeople in Austria

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JSCA presents the publicationIndigenous justice and ordinary justice in civil conflicts
On Friday, the Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA) will present the publication "Indigenous justice and ordinary justice responses to civil disputes: The path towards alignment", which was written by consultant Silvina Ramírez.
The publication reviews the evolution of the recognition of the region's indigenous justice systems and experiences related to their co-existence with non-indigenous systems (regulatory laws or delegation to higher-level justice agencies).
The author focuses on civil justice and identifies obstacles related to conceptualizing the term 'indigenous justice' based on traditional legal traditions that may not align with key characteristics of indigenous law, such as its use of oral procedures, dynamism, and lack of compartmentalization by area.
The publication "Indigenous justice and ordinary justice responses to civil disputes: The path towards alignment" was made possible by the financial support of Global Affairs Canada (GAC) as part of the project "Improving Access to Civil Justice in Latin America," which JSCA has been executing for the past six years.
For more information on the publication, see


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TSM ZexRow gives vulgar interview after Ninja Battles tournament
by Danny Appleford
TSM Fortnite player Anthony "ZexRow" Colandro is facing serious backlash after Tyler "Ninja" Blevins' Fortnite tournament. The 19-year-old finished first in the first week of the Ninja Battles tournament. Fortnite teamed up with the popular content creator Ninja to create a tournament that would take place every Thursday from May 28 to July 2. Each tournament would have an $80,000 prize pool with the top team taking home $25,000.
ZexRow entered the invite-only tournament with teammate Mack "MackWood"Aesoph and Jonathan "YungCalc" Weber and gave an interview after the matches. In the interview, ZexRow proceeded to say vulgar things about those who didn't place in the top 10 on a kid-friendly stream. The unprofessional interview sparked outrage among the Fortnite and esports community, with the player saying, "Everyone that didn't place top ten can like, suck my d***. They're f***ing sh*tters. I don't know why they talk sh*t because they're actually all so dog sh*t and brain dead." Fortunately, hosts quickly recovered and moved on after ZexRow's comments.
Here is the @TSM_ZexRow clip for those who didn't see it. He said that on ninjas trio fortnite tournament pic.twitter.com/D4hzME8m6E
— Simon (@GWAFUTURE) May 28, 2020
ZewRow's backlash
Soon after the show ended Ninja took to Twitter to congratulate the winners. In his video, Ninja seemed stoked about how well the first tournament went. However, he made sure that ZexRow knew that his comments after Ninja Battles weren't appreciated. He replied to ZexRow's tweet about how he forgot parents were watching the stream.
Congrats on your first and last Ninja battles placement!
— Ninja (@Ninja) May 28, 2020
Ninja wasn't the only one to comment on ZexRow's actions as tons of outraged fans took to Twitter to comment. In addition to the comments of disgust and disappointment, some suggested that TSM remove ZexRow completely. The teenager attempted to defuse the situation with two separate apology tweets. Unfortunately, they weren't enough to stop people from demanding his removal from TSM entirely.
Since you guys really want me to get dropped from tsm, I'll ask them if I can leave. It was a big mistake but I've made a lot of those so at this point I feel as I'm 2 much of a pr nightmare, I just feel bad for tsm and all the hate they'll get for this.
— ZexRow (@TSM_ZexRow) May 29, 2020
ZexRow's teammates YungCalc and MackWood took to Twitter to state their opinions on the situation. MackWood stated that "If ZexRow leaves I leave," while YungCalc worried about his own reputation moving forward.
For more Fortnite coverage, stay tuned to Daily Esports.
Danny Appleford
Danny Appleford is an esports journalist for Upcomer that started writing for Daily Esports in 2020. He now specializes in articles surrounding League of Legends, Call of Duty, VALORANT and Halo.


Shulman & Associates is going to have to say goodbye to its awkwardly lovable, sweater vest-wearing Peter Prentice.
According to TVLine, who first reported the news, Adam Pally's run as a series regular on The Mindy Project will end in early 2015, after season 3's 13th episode. Pally joined the comedy at the start of Season 2.


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Home / Words / conductor
a person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir
a person in charge of a train, streetcar, or other public conveyance, who collects fares and sells tickets
Use the "Sentences" section of the app to practice with different usage examples of the word.
Shortly after the train is departed, the conductor comes around collecting tickets.
Using a heady combination of intellect and inspiration, the principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra is making it one of the world's great orchestras.
Graphite is a reasonably good conductor of electricity.
There is nowhere to buy tickets so if the conductor doesn't turn up, what can I do?
Carbon is an excellent conductor of electricity.
In England in those days, you had to give your ticket to the conductor at your destination.
They had a conductor and a motorman: a motorman to drive it, and a conductor to collect fares and announce the stops.
It brings me joy to see the whole process - conductor, orchestra, soloist - to see how it all comes together.
The driver could collect fares, displacing the conductor.
The smaller the core and the poorer electrical conductor its material was, the faster the field would decay.
Based in south west Scotland and south east England and operating on a national basis, we offer full lightning protection and conductor services.
In a few months' time, if you ask the city bus conductor for tickets, chances are you will get a printed slip similar to a department store bill.
The conductor sold us "one-ways' to Egton Bridge and said the line was sometimes busy on a Sunday and quite popular with walkers but seats were not reservable.
On alighting from the bus, the conductor handed over his ticket to him, revealing the fact that he had paid for his ticket.
Alsop is principal conductor of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, which plays tomorrow night at the BBC Proms.
Mascagni was a competent conductor of orchestral music as well as opera.
Can a laser be used as an electrical conductor between two points that are not in physical contact?
But others say the majority of people behave on buses and employing a conductor would put up fares.
He returned to Manchester to join the Halle, then one of the world's greatest orchestras under its legendary conductor Sir John Barbirolli.
On his first visit to Barenboim, Lang played the Tchaikovsky concerto while the conductor played the orchestra part on a second piano.
This version is directed by Ann Wodeman, with musical director Alan Gardner conductor of Kendal Choral Society.
But perhaps the most famous Italians of the period were performers: the conductor Arturo Toscanini and the tenor Enrico Caruso.
There is nothing remarkable about this, but a single person was acting as a conductor , rubbish collector, and guard.
Incorporation of dissolved ions makes water a better conductor of electricity.
The metal is a good conductor of heat and electricity.
He also served as music director, conductor, and guest conductor in symphony orchestras worldwide.
Under this condition, an insulator, which previously prevented the flow of electricity, becomes a conductor .
It has a high melting point and is a good conductor of heat and electricity.
This conductor is of the same type and cross-section as the down conductor(s) of the installation.
She claimed she found herself in trouble only after intervening in a ticket dispute between the conductor and a fellow passenger.
Practice the "conductor" word in the APP
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Richard Wolff, professor of economics emeritus at the University of Massachusetts said in an interview regarding Britain's role in regime change in Venezuela and the Bank of England decision to withhold Venezuela'sla's gold bullion.
The US Embassy in of all places, Cairo tweets … without even a hint of irony or shame!
'Today, there is no political force and no effective leadership for Remain. I say this without satisfaction, but you can't argue with the facts'.


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Der Energikus ist eine reale Modus-Kategorie des Verbs.

Er bringt eine kategorische Behauptung zum Ausdruck. (z. B. bei Aufforderung, Verbot, nachdrücklicher Bestätigung; Sprachw.).

Die meisten Sprachen bilden den Energikus durch Umschreibungen. Beispiel ist der deutsche Satz: "Ich werde das bestimmt tun."

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Grammatischer Modus


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Q: CSS rules are simply not applied in Internet Explorer. Where should I look for more info? I don't have a lot of information here.  My site has been working in IE8, but now no styles are applied. The developer tools show all of the CSS files being loaded, but no elements show any evidence of those styles being applied.  Chrome & Firefox still apply all styles with no problem.
I know you can't help me without more information, but maybe you have an idea of where I could look for an error?  All of my javascript is running fine.  Is it possible that an invalid CSS file would just stop all style application, or something like that?
Thanks for any suggestions!
PS: possibly relevant - my base css file imports several others - about 8 in total.

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*Just on a lark, try removing all the imports then putting them back in one by one.

*Run your CSS through the W3C CSS Validator.

*Attach a new CSS file, test that it works, then slowly migrate across to the new file until it breaks. Try to track down where it breaks.

A: There is a cap on number of css files that can be included in a page on IE. Check if u are including lot(>31) of css files refer http://drupaleasy.com/quicktips/internet-explorer-css-file-limits

A: Look at the files that do get imported, say, based on body, and see if they appear chopped off. That will show a syntax error.

A: Even if one css file had an error (say an unclosed curly brace) that made the entire file invalid, it shouldn't affect other css files. I'm assuming you don't have html comments around all of your includes....  It's possible you're doing something systematically that invalidates all css. Try adding this code at the top of your document (let's just say below any doctype, just because), and see if that affects anything:
<style type="text/css">
* { background: #f00 !important; }
</style>

A: check if you have mentioned DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd in your file... I faced similar problem once.
Not sure if it'd works but give it a try.


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Holy Land: A Suburban Memoir (Paperback)
By D. J. Waldie
"Infinitely moving and powerful, just dead-on right, and absolutely original." —Joan Didion
Since its publication in 1996, Holy Land has become an American classic. In "quick, translucent prose" (Michiko Kakutani, New York Times) that is at once lyrical and unsentimental, D. J. Waldie recounts growing up in Lakewood, California, a prototypical post-World War II suburb. Laid out in 316 sections as carefully measured as a grid of tract houses, Holy Land is by turns touching, eerie, funny, and encyclopedic in its handling of what was gained and lost when thousands of blue-collar families were thrown together in the suburbs of the 1950s. An intensely realized and wholly original memoir about the way in which a place can shape a life, Holy Land is ultimately about the resonance of choices—how wide a street should be, what to name a park—and the hopes that are realized in the habits of everyday life.
D. J. Waldie still lives in the tract house he writes about. He has received a Whiting Writers Award and a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, among other honors.
Biography & Autobiography / Personal Memoirs
History / United States / State & Local / West (AK, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NV, UT, WY)
Social Science / Regional Studies
[Holy Land] invites the reader to consider how our lives are shaped by the structures we live within, and to wonder what it might mean to live a 'good life', in both material and spiritual terms.
— Eula Biss - The Guardian
A quirky, haunting and frequently breathtaking account of postwar suburban life. Quietly inspiring.
— Dave Eggers


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Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton out through July
June 27, 2019 By Amber Lee
Just when good health finally seemed to be on the New York Yankees side, they'll now be without All-Star outfielder Giancarlo Stanton once again for the foreseeable future.
Brian Cashman said that Giancarlo Stanton is unlikely to return in July.
— Bryan Hoch (@BryanHoch) June 27, 2019
After placing Giancarlo Stanton on the 10-day injured list on Wednesday with a PCL sprain, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman announced that Stanton is unlikely to return to the team in July.
This means that New York will likely be without one of its best hitters past the trade deadline on July 31. It could also force the club to address its outfield depth with Clint Frazier in the minors and Cameron Maybin sidelined indefinitely with a significant calf strain.
Read: 5 NFL Teams With Most to Prove in 2019
The 2019 season has been a disaster for Stanton with numerous injuries limiting him to just nine games played.
Still in the early stages of a 13-year, $325 million extension, it has to be concerning for New York to see one of its highest-paid players having this many durability issues as a 29-year-old outfielder.


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Levi Stubbs jr. eigentlich Levi Stubbles (* 6. Juni 1936 in Detroit, Michigan; † 17. Oktober 2008 ebenda) war der US-amerikanische Leadsänger der Soul-Gruppe Four Tops.

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Levi Stubbs, ein Cousin von Jackie Wilson, war 1954 Gründungsmitglied der Rhythm-and-Blues-Formation The Four Aims. 1956 erhielt die Gruppe einen Plattenvertrag bei Chess Records und nannte sich seitdem Four Tops. Stubbs wurde, obwohl er Bariton war, Leadsänger der Four Tops und sang bei den meisten der Aufnahmen in einer höheren Tonlage.

Der große Erfolg der Gruppe stellte sich 1964 beim Motown-Label ein, wo die Four Tops mit Titeln wie Baby I Need Your Loving, I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch) oder Reach Out I'll Be There den Motown-Sound der 1960er Jahre mitprägten. Die Four Tops hatten bis Ende der 1980er Jahre mehr als 45 Singleerfolge in den Charts und hatten mehr als 50 Millionen Tonträger verkauft. Bis zum Tod von Lawrence Payton im Jahr 1997 blieben die Four Tops in ihrer Originalbesetzung aktiv. Stubbs musste sich aus gesundheitlichen Gründen im Jahr 2000 aus dem aktiven Musikgeschäft zurückziehen. Schon 1995 war bei ihm Krebs diagnostiziert worden; in den folgenden Jahren erlitt er einen Schlaganfall.

Neben der Mitwirkung bei den Four Tops wurde Stubbs vor allem durch seine Synchronisierung der fleischfressenden Pflanze Audrey II in der 1986er Filmversion des Musicals Little Shop Of Horrors bekannt.

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Kristian Dacey
25th Jul 1989 1.88m/112kg Hooker
In the 2007/08 season, Kristian was playing for Merthyr in Division One, and for the Blues U20 team. In early 2010, it was decided that Kristian's progression in Rugby would be better nurtured with a switch to the hooker position, where he has flourished.
In 2013 Dacey take the further step to becoming a regular Blues match day player as he was one of Phil Davies' young players to face Europe's premier Club Competition, the Heineken Cup.
Following on from his success he was rewarded with an international call up for the Welsh Squad for the 2015 6 Nations, however he did not earn his first cap until a World Cup warm-up match vs Ireland in 2015.
Making his Cardiff Blues debut in 2010 and going to to establish himself as a first team regular and an international, Dacey re-signed with the region on a long-term deal in October 2016.
Dacey was third-choice hooker behind Owens and Scott Baldwin in Rob Howley's squad for the autumn internationals but many believe he could climb the pecking order during the Six Nations.
The hooker has made some improvements to his game, becoming more of a carrying presence and his set-piece is improving.
To date, Dacey has represented Wales four times and was included in the Wales squad for their two-Test summer tour.
In June 2017, Dacey was a surprise inclusion into Warren Gatland's mid-week Lions squad as the head coach increased his squad size.
Dacey didn't make any appearances for the Lions but featured in all 4 of Wales end of year tests taking his test tally to 9.
He heads into 2018/19 season with 131 appearances for Cardiff and has scored 105 points.
As of the 2018/2019 Champions Cup, Dacey has had 29 European appearances scoring 3 tries and 20 points.
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Twelve international artists will participate in a particular project call -Pintaescuelas- in Spain. An initiative that aims to bring Urban Art closer by offering a pedagogical and collaborative experience by the artists.
Pintaescola aims to unite art and education while giving color, peculiarity and diversity to school buildings in the city. During the week of the project, the urban artists will live with the children of the schools, where they will make workshops to discover techniques for painting and styles. The artists will also involve the students in the creative process and in the aesthetic and reflective experiences of art.
Deih, Pingo Perruno, Rosh 333, taquen, Btoy, Kenor, Lolo, Sabek, Isaac Mahow, Pincho, Susie Hammer i Xabier Anunzibai.
Exèrcit, Juan G. Ripollés, Estepar, Gregal, La Marina, El Pinar, Fadrell, Isidoro Andrés, Jaume I, Castàlia, Bisbe Climent i Enric Soler i Godes.


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Anti-GMO Activists Are the Ones Practicing Tobacco Science
May 19, 2015 Marc Brazeau Agriculture, Culture, Science 4
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GMOs and Tobacco Science
My friend, the Credible Hulk has a great short piece on GMOs and Tobacco Science. His argument has to do with the fallacious use of "tobacco science" as an excuse by Anti-GMO activists and other denialists as an excuse to dismiss the scientific consensus on the safety and efficacy of biotech crops.
One of the fatal problems with this argument, of which there are many, is that the scientific consensus never was in favor of cigarette safety to begin with. In fact, it was known as far back as the 1930s that epidemiological data suggested a connection between smoking and lung cancer, and other detrimental health effects were documented as far back as 250 years ago.
… Looking back, the thinly veiled obfuscation attempts by the tobacco companies seem conspicuous now because the dangers of smoking had already been established (and were continuing to be further established) by independent research, while the tobacco sponsored researchers were simultaneously attempting to formulate alternative explanations for the increased cancer risk and other health problems correlated with smoking. The tobacco companies never controlled the science of the matter and never really had scientific consensus on their side. What they had was a good PR department and enough cash to bankroll a few scientists and doctors of questionable ethics into speaking positively about smoking tobacco despite the preponderance of evidence against them.
… On the other hand, the safety of genetically engineered foods does have a strong scientific consensus behind it, and there aren't really any credible studies from any source showing any damage to animals or people attributable to any of the currently used transgenic crops.
So far so good. He then concludes:
So, the reality is that there is no analogy between GMOs and tobacco.
I would actually argue that there is a strong analogy between GMOs and Tobacco Science. What obscures the analogy is that the roles are reversed in ways that obscure the parallels. With "tobacco science" we had big business twisting, cherry-picking and manipulating the science in an attempt to confuse the public and provide cover for policy makers they have in their pocket. What we see today with GMOs is similar twisting, cherry-picking and manipulating of the science relating to biotech crops in order to confuse the public and drive policy-making.
Except that instead of Big Ag, the source of misinformation and misconceptions is environmental and public interest watchdog groups. For those of us used to turning to these groups to make sense of scientific research and let us know the policy implications, this can be disorienting to say the least. If you are an environmentalist or any sort of liberal/lefty it can really throw you off your bearings to realize that they guys you thought were wearing the white hats are the ones blowing smoke, muddying the waters, and sowing confusion.
I can't say that I fully understand what's going on here. I understand that we all tend to rationalize the facts to fit what we want to believe more often than we follow the evidence as the basis for our opinions. That better explains why people with casual interest in a subject cling to just so stories. I have a harder time understanding how someone who does policy work can stay so stubbornly ensconced in a bubble for years and years on a subject that they work on. It would seem that after a while of working in the field; naive, knee jerk anti-corporate attitudes and the desire to return to a pastoral fantasy of agriculture that never existed would eventually give way to reality.
With groups like Food and Water Watch and the Environmental Working Group, I've long been disabused of the thought that they based their agenda on the facts. Their facts are almost invariably retro-fitted to their agenda.
In cases like that it seems less about the need for just so stories and more along the lines Upton Sinclair's observation:
That seems to apply whether Big Tobacco is paying your salary or you need to conform to what your funders and constituents want from you and what's going to fire up the next fund raising appeal.
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• About Those Industry Funded GMO Studies . . .
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Cultural Cognition
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It's even more apparent if you show their rhetorical games. Jeffrey Smith's "Seeds of Doubt" http://www.seedsofdoubtconference.com/ Isn't the whole point of this to sow doubt–just like, "Doubt is our product"?
How about Greenpeace? "Growing Doubt" campaign: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/agriculture/problem/genetic-engineering/Growing-Doubt1/
This is just a couple of obvious parallels. But all of their books also have "deception" in the name for the same purpose.
Benjamin Edge
That's why it is called FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt). These groups specialize in creating FUD.
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