When it comes to risk mitigation, organizations need to focus on several components in order to develop and implement an effective strategy to counter a diverse range of cyber threats. While there is considerable focus, and rightly so, on being able to identify mission critical information assets and accesses in order to devise security plans to safeguard them, attention must also be given to the "who" of risk mitigation planning.
The "who" becomes a bit more complex depending on the perspective being taken and further demonstrates the need for risk mitigation strategies to recognize different points of view when developing their plans.
In addition, organizations must determine risk allocation and how much risk they are willing to accept, and what types of risk they are seeking to avoid and transfer. These must also be factored in when developing risk mitigation strategies.
Another "who" in the equation are the organization's customers and/or clients. This group is integral for an organization that relies on their patronage in order to succeed and grow as a business. Protecting this relationship is essential for sustained business operations and continuity.
When looking at the 2013 Target breach, the fallout was immediately felt in consumer patronage. Fourth quarter profits fell 40 percent immediately following the disclosure of the breach, and Target had to ultimately agree to a $39 million settlement with the banks when they were forced to reimburse customers who lost money in the aftermath of the criminal hack. Understanding the data that's important to your customers as well as your business must be factored into any risk mitigation calculus.
Equally important is devising a communications strategy to inform both customers and the public of what the company is doing to mitigate the after effects of the breach, as well as provide information on any developments and what customers can do to minimize further exposure.
The first thing tarnished post-breach is the organization's brand and reputation, and could potentially be a public relations fiasco if a proactive communications strategy is not in place.
This is not to say that breaches are a death sentence; Target rallied after the breach and there doesn't appear to be any long-term damaging effects to other breach victims like JP Morgan, Anthem, or Ebay.
But impacts on bottom lines is different than reputation. According to a 2014 Ponemon study, consumers felt that data breaches were as troublesome as poor customer service and environmental disasters. A 2014 Forbes study found that 46 percent of organizations had suffered brand and reputation damage as a result of breaches.
Taking this "who" into consideration when drawing up risk management plans is increasingly important. Just because consumers are forgiving, doesn't mean that organizations should rely on them being so.
Partners represent another "who" in risk management. Trusted third parties that can be targeted as a possible entry point to a larger organization's network was also revealed in the Target breach when a HVAC company was exploited in this manner. Since that time, we have seen that no sector is immune to this type of targeting.
According to one security vendor fact sheet, healthcare, retail, food and service, charities, and government were just some of the sectors targeted from 2013-2015. More importantly, third-party targeting is not the purview of criminals alone. Hacktivists and cyber espionage actors have also leveraged this technique to support their operations, preying on those entities that may not have as robust cyber security postures as their ultimate targets.
Knowing your trusted third parties and setting policies and monitoring accesses is essential in building a more holistic risk management plan.
Risk management strategies are designed for organizations seeking to improve their resilience in the face of a dynamic and ever-changing threat landscape. Knowing the "whos" will greatly assist organizations in developing unique strategies that fit their risk management needs, by forcing them to look beyond themselves and at those stakeholders that may have gone unnoticed. In the end, risk management is many-faced, and a good strategy will represent all of those interests.


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Dilemme () is a French TV reality show broadcasting on W9 in France. It is a reality TV show which is live.
15 Contestants, 7 men and 8 women get chosen and split into 2 equal teams. The two teams then compete and over time each member gets eliminated. Finally once there are 2 candidates left the winner wins a cash prize.

This game was invented by producer Alexia Laroche-Joubert, was led by Faustine Bollaert and David Lantin (who was locked up with competitors). Finally won the game fu July 15, 2010 by Jean-Charles Mougenot with 40% of public votes.

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Q: PHP - Formating query results with an 'array like' pattern I've build a mechanism to format query results as an array with a specific pattern.
For example :
<?php

// Pattern
$aPattern = array(
    'cust_id' => array(
        '@detail' => array(
            '@name' => '%{forename} {name}',
            '@company' => 'company'
        ),
        '@orders_total' =>
            array('article' => 'qty')
    )
);

// Query
$sQuery = "SELECT `cust`.*, `order`.`article`, SUM(`quantity`) AS qty
           FROM `cust` LEFT JOIN `order` ON `cust`.`id` = `order`.`cust_id`
           GROUP BY `cust`.`id`, `order`.`article`";

// Run query and set fetch mode
$oStatement = Data::query($sQuery)->setFetchPattern($aPattern);

// Fetch results
$aRes = $oStatement->fetchAll();

It works fine, but when formatting lots of rows (> 5000) it takes too much time.
I've been looking for existing solutions that could do the job more efficiently without success.
Before posting code to ask if anyone can help me to improve it, do someone know if there is a PHP class or something like that which already performs this kind of work ?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for any StackOverflow misuse

A: Finally I found the problem. I was running the fetch function for each row found in the resultset and each time I merged the result to the global result array, obviously the merge step was taking too much time (resursive function). I just modified the fetch function so that global result array is just completed in the recursive function without needing to merge. Now it's working fast :)

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7 Best Online Games for Kids to Play in 2020
Crystal Ponti
Most children play video games for about 2 to 2.5 hours per day, according to a recent survey. If you're working from home during the coronavirus pandemic and wishing they would play more to keep them occupied, there are plenty of games that they can play on the Internet. Here is a list of some of the best online games for kids to play in 2020.
Lego Creator Islands
If your kids loved playing with Legos when they were little, or still do, they'll love the Lego Creator Islands game. Playing with actual Legos is always a good option, but if you don't have them anymore, this is a great way to keep your kids busy. In this game, your kids will be playing on a place called Lego Creator Islands. On these islands, they'll collect bricks so that they can buy Lego sets. Once they buy the set, they can build them with just a few taps of a button. In addition to collecting bricks, they'll also be able to collect animals, vehicles, houses, and other fun items. They'll be able to create their own Lego virtual world.
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You've probably heard of Minecraft, but it's a great game that can keep your kids busy for hours. If your kids are already interested in video games, they've probably watched their friends play this game or watched YouTubers stream it. No matter what age your child is, this is a great game for them.
In this game, kids are able to build their virtual world. They can play alone or share their world with their friend. They can create whatever world they want with blocks and items that they mine from the world. The graphics are really simple, and the game also isn't difficult to learn. If you don't want your child talking to other gamers, you can also disable the communication setting.
If you've heard of Minecraft, you've probably also heard of Fortnite. This was the most popular video game in 2017 and 2018, but many kids still play it today. Whether you're an adult or a kid, Fortnite is a great first-person shooter game. One can play in the story or Battle Royale mode. Battle Royale mode is the most popular one, where one hundred players land onto an island. Once they land, they have to search around for loot, like guns, bandages, and ammo.
The objective of the game is to be the last person surviving when the match is over. While they're fighting other people, they'll also have to avoid getting caught in the electrical storm which will damage their health. The storm circle will get smaller and smaller, forcing them to confront the remaining players, Hunger Game-style. They can either play this mode by themselves, on a Duo team, or a squad of 4.
Star Wars Battlefront II is also a first-person shooter game. It's one of the older ones on this list, coming out in the early 2000s. There have been other versions of this game since this one came out, but none of them come close to how fun and exciting this one was. This game will immerse your kids into the Star Wars universe, letting them choose characters from the Clone Wars and the Republic. The graphics aren't the best, but the game and story are so good that it doesn't matter.
If they play online, they can play Galatic Assault and battle their friends in a Heroes vs. Villians mode. However, they'll need to use another audio source, like Discord, as there's no in-chat capability. If they get sick of playing Assault mode, there is also a campaign mode where they can live through some of their favorite Star Wars scenes.
Llama Spit Spit
Llama Spit Spit is an unusual but fun game. In this video game, an unknown force will start shooting cartoon-like characters at them. Like the llama, it's their job to shoot the spit (and some cool weapons) back to destroy them. They'll have to shoot to get through the game, but they'll also be able to collect different kinds of llamas throughout the game. This is easy and the graphics are entertaining enough for kids to enjoy.
Roblox is similar to Minecraft, and both kids and parents love this game. The goal of this game was to bring people around the world together, united through a video game. This video game has a growing community, and they can play with some of their friends and also meet new ones! In this game, they can create their world, just like in Minecraft.
Super Bomberman was a classic that you may remember from the 90s. It's been remastered and is better than ever. In this game, kids can play with other players or by themselves. If they play in multiplayer, the point of the game is to place bombs in a maze to defeat the other players. They'll be able to unlock level-ups and other exclusives as they play the game.
Discover More of the Best Online Games for Kids
These are only a few of the best online games for kids, but there are so many more out there. As long as you have a good gaming console or a reliable computer with a good Internet connection, your children will be able to access these anytime and anywhere.
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Breaking: Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has pardoned two Al Jazeera journalists who, just weeks ago, were sentenced to three years in prison on charges of aiding a terrorist organization.
AFP reports Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed are among 100 prisoners being released. Their colleague, Australian Peter Greste, who was released from jail and deported in February, was not on the list. The three were first detained in late 2013.
No reason was given for President Sisi's decision, but it comes ahead of his trip to New York to address the UN General Assembly.
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Bruno's Bunker #12 – Castor dies
by David Galster | May 23, 2019 | CS: Vietnam (Work-in-Progress), Vietnam: Bruno's Bunker
David Galster's Bruno's Bunker series of articles explain the evolution of the struggle in Indochina from a French and Viet-Minh perspective. Find out what happened prior the US involvement in Vietnam and how you can experience it while playing a range of upcoming CS Vietnam scenarios.
Mes compagnons d'armes,
The end for the French was inevitable, given the overwhelming forces arrayed against them, and the obstacles they faced for air replenishment of soldiers and supplies. But, the "fortress" fought on, until it was no longer defendable. On 6 May 1954, the Viet Minh made their final push.
Isabelle Alone
The southernmost strongpoint, Isabelle played a role in artillery support with 11 howitzers of 3rd Battalion, 10th Colonial Artillery Regiment. The 1800 soldiers and three tanks lived on a marshy river bend, which covered an area of only 0.65 square kilometers. There were no terrain features, like hills from which to hide, or no bushes or trees for camouflage. Trenches could not be dug very deep, perhaps only 1.5 meters deep in the mud.
Although, they couldn't dig very deep, the men of Isabelle still used whatever timber was available, and put a meter of earth on top of their dugouts for protection against enemy 105s. The strongpoint commander, Lt. Col. Andre Laland had WWII experience, and advised them of this need.
Originally, an auxiliary airstrip was formed on the east side of Isabelle, and to protect it, another smaller strongpoint, "Wieme" was built there. It was manned by T'ai light infantry of the 431 and 432 CSM companies, and commanded by Lt. Wieme.
The auxiliary airstrip had landed only two aircraft before coming under Communist fire, and from then on, supply was through airdrops. And, because of its small size, a lot of supplies were misdropped. After the assaults began, only one other landing occurred on 14 March, when a single-engine De Havilland Beaver touched down long enough to drop off containers of blood, and pick up four seriously wounded. Nothing landed there afterward..
Isabelle came under constant enemy 75-mm counterbattery fire because of its fire support role for the main camp. And, by 2 April, only four of its original 105-mm howitzers remained capable of firing. By 6 May, only one gun was left.
General Giap appointed Lt. Col. Hoang Khai Tien the job of immobilizing Isabelle. Regiment 57, 304th Division, reinforced with Battalion 888, 176th Regiment of the 316th Division continuously dug approach trenches around Isabelle. Despite French attempts to keep the road between Dien Bien Phu and Isabelle open, by 1 April, it was impassable.
The troops at Isabelle consisted of the 2/1 RTA battalion, the 3/3 REI battalion, remnants of the 3BT from Anne-Marie, remnants of 5/7 RTA from Gabrielle, and the forces previously described at SP "Wieme."
This was originally planned as a largescale operation. But, it ended up as an attempt to pick up survivors from a Dien Bien Phu or Isabelle breakout. The following GCMA groups had infiltrated to within a several kilometers of Isabelle: "Areca," "Banana", "Grapefruit," and "Mollat." These were 300-men Maquis battalions ultimately under Col. Roger Trinquer.
The other forces involved were under command of Col. de Crevecoeur, and consisted of 1st Laotian Airborne Battalion, (1BPL,) 2nd battlion, 2nd Regiment Foreign Legion, (2/2 REI,) and 4th and 5th Battalions of Laotian chasseurs, (4&5 BCL.)
On 17 April, the 2/2 REI began to move north along the Nam Ou River. They intercepted Communist cargo boats carrying mortars on 21 April. By then, the Viet Minh were aware of the mission and placed Regiment 148, and two battalions from the 316th Division in a screening position.
None of these units were able to approach closer to Isabelle than about 5 kilometers, "Grapefruit" being the closest. By 8 May, all elements of the operation were given the message: "The fruit are ripe," which meant that Dien Bien Phu had fallen.
Operation Albatross
This was the code name for a breakout from Dien Bien Phu and Isabelle. Navarre did not authorize any planning until 3 May. De Castries had the ultimate discretion to execute it. The basic plan called for escape in the southeast direction of Muong Nha and Muong Heup, to connect to Condor screening forces. Maximum artillery and airstrikes would support it. Wounded would be left behind, with light duty disabled soldiers to provide fire cover. The timing would be near the day's end, so troops could reach jungle cover by dark.
The plan had many critics,.One staff officer said: "Such an operation is both impossible and inconceivable . . ." The plan really only made sense for Isabelle. Indeed, Col. Laland radioed a command aircraft to advise on whether a southern or western direction would be more favorable. Unfortunately, he got no answer.
De Castries finally gave Col. Laland permission for Isabelle breakout on the afternoon of 7 May 1954.
T'ai remnants of "Wieme" and 12th Company, 3/3 REI made a break for the hill line to the south. They only got as far as the valley's southern rim, and were captured.
Operation Vulture
This was an operation considered, which would have involved massive US Air Force carpet bombing around Dien Bien Phu. The hope was to drastically weaken the Viet Minh, and give the garrison a chance to recover, or abandon the position with minimum loss. US Brig. Gen. Caldera, commander of a B-29 bomber group at Clark AFB Philippines, visited Saigon on 26 April. He consulted with French Air Force General Lauzin. They considered an 88-plane mission. But, the US military and State departments could not come to proper terms, nor obtain diplomatic agreement for the intervention.
Castor Dies
Supply problems had become critical, and artillery ammunition stocks dwindled. Loss of Huguette 1 and enemy occupation on the airfield made the perimeter ever smaller. Parachute supply drops have even less chance of reaching French hands. On one evening, only 99 tons of supplies out of 117 fell into French lines. The daily requirement was 200.
French forces were about 15000 in the garrison. There were 3250 riflemen in the main garrison, and 1400 at Isabelle. The remainder were artillerymen and support personnel.
On the Viet Minh side, General Giap made up for most of his early losses, and had about 35000 infantrymen available. French aerial photography showed a tightening ring of 37-mm AA guns, particularly on the northeastern quadrant. A new 105-mm battery appeared at Anne-Marie, and new 75-mm batteries appeared east of Isabelle.
Another development was mine-shaft digging under strongpoints. As it happened, the Viet Minh 98th Regiment was recruited from Dong-Trieu, a major coal mining region. Many 98th soldiers were former coal miners, and familiar with digging tunnels, and using explosive charges. One day, Langlais was surprised when a a shipment of "geophones" arrived. The French had a new problem.
The main example was the tunnel dug under Eliane 2. This was called "A-1" or the "Fifth Hill" by the Viet Minh. Capt. Pouget became aware of a mine shaft on 5 May, but it was believed to have began two days earlier. Sgt. Chabrier's later report indicates that Sgt. Clinel of 3rd Company 1BCP sent out a commando patrol to blow up the entrance. Unfortunately for the French, the patrol was caught in the open, and a Communist outpost killed them to the last man.
On 6 May, 91 paratroopers of 1BCP dropped in. These were the last reinforcements. The day also began with the largest supply drop in three weeks, as a total of 196 tons fell into the fortress. The problem was that these could not be retrieved during the day, in plain sight of Viet gunners. The French had to wait until night to collect and distribute them. But, if an attack occurred . . .
The mine shaft under E2 grew to 47 meters, and the French could hear the scraping and hammering of sappers. Finally, the sounds stopped, and long lines of coolies transported in a ton of explosives, directly under the main bunker.
At 1000, Langlais gathered the battalion commanders for a briefing. Artillery ammunition was less than one day's normal stocks. But, if they could collect the ammo that had dropped, perhaps they would have more. If the Viet Minh attack was delayed, they could get these supplies. And, maybe they might get the remaining 493 men of 1BPC. These hopes proved to be futile.
The disposition of strongpoint defenders was as follows:
D3 1/13 DBLE 1st company
E2 2/1BPC
E3 2/1/4 RTM, 1/13 REI
E4 Remnants 5BPVN + II/1RCP
E10 Remnant 6BPC
Epervier 8BPC remnants +1/5BPVN
H2 & H3 Composite company (1+2 BEP) Major G 1/1/4 RTM
L1 & L2 Two companies of 1/4 RTM
C2, C3, C5 1/2 REI
C4 Remnants 9/3/13 DBLE
Juno 414CSM White Tai, quad 50s, a platoon of 1/13 DBLE
Isabelle stongpoint "Wieme" 431 + 432 CSM
I3, I4 3/3REI
I2 3/5/7 RTA + remants 9/BT3
I1 2/1 RTA
Isabelle artillery 3/10 RAC one 105 left.
Main artillery 7 Howitzers
The available air units were the 14e Flottille de Chasse – Belleau Wood – F4U Corsairs, and Groupe de Bombardment 1/25 "Tunisie" – B26 Marauders.
At 1730, Communist artillery barrages began. This time they were joined by Katyusha rockets.
The first assaults began around 1845 at dusk, and wave after wave of Viet Minh emerged from their approach trenches. And, at 2300, the mine shaft under E2 exploded.
Scenario Description DBP#10 Castor Dies
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On 6 May, the French situation was grim. Ammunition stocks were low, and could be depleted in three hours heavy combat. Airdrops were planned for that evening, but if an attack began, the supplies could not be recovered. And, because the perimeter had shrunken so, many drops would fall outside. Enemy counterbattery fire had reduced artillery to seven 105-mm howitzers and one 155-mm howitzer. The last parachute reinforcements were 91 men of the 1BPC. The French still held strongpoints in Claudine, H3, Epervier, and Eliane 2 and 4. Isabelle was hanging on, but had only one usable howtizer left. At dark, the Viet Minh began preliminary attacks. In the west, Regiment 36 of the 308 Division was preparing to attack Claudine 5. To the north, Regiment 165 of the 312 Division pressed against Huguette 2 and 3 and Epervier. On the east side of the Nam Youn, Regiment 174 faced D3, the 308 Division Regiment 88 faced E4, and Regiment 102 was attempting to mine E2.
(The Viet Minh called it A-1) Defending Claudine was the 1/2 REI battalion. The composite "Battalion de March" or BMEP made of Legionnaire remnants of 1BEP and 2BEP was stationed at Huguette 2 and 3. The 8BPC was at Epervier. A company of 1/13 DBLE defended D3. The 5BPVN and II/RCP were on E4. The newly dropped 1BPC was on E2. Initial attacks on E2 at 1845 were easily repelled by French artillery salvos on Viet Minh on the open slopes. However, the 102 Regiment had been tunnelling under the main E2 bunker. They placed one ton of explosives under it. At 2300 this was exploded. It destroyed the main bunker, and threw huge chunks of earth and debris into the sky. The blast left a huge crater. The 2nd Company of 1BCP was stunned by this, and for several moments, the Viet MInh hesitated. Then their advancing waves found it difficult to advance in the soft slippery rain-soaked earth. For awhile, 2nd Company regrouped and pushed the attackers back. But unable to get reinforcements, and with virtually no artillery support left, the 35 men had to abandon E2 at 0400. Similarly, French troops on E4 were low on ammunition, and gradually pulled back under heavy Viet Minh artillery and assaults. Finally, at 0900, E4 defenses caved in as hordes of fresh Viet Minh troops swarmed the strongpoint remnants. With E2 and E4 in Viet Minh hands, artillery spotters had had line of sight on remaining outposts and the main French command post. Now augmented with Katayusha rockets, Viet Minh artillery pounded the shrinking Dien Bien Phu perimeter. Colonel d'C radioed Isabelle and gave them permission to activate "Operation Albatross," a breakout plan.
On the west, the Viet Minh captured Claudine 5 during the night and were threatening Lily 2 and Claudine 2 by 0700. By the afternoon 7 May, many units, particularly Moroccan were abandoning their positions and surrendering. By 1700, a cease-fire was arranged and the French began destroying their heavy weapons and documents. The last message from Colonel dC's 9-DMO transmitter was: "We're blowing up everything. Adieu"
[CSEE][NO VAROBJ][ALL: NO VV]
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As of 1820 on 7 May, one of the last occupied strongpoints was Lily, in the West Sector. It was still held by some Moroccans under Major Nicolas. Looking over the battlefield from a slit trench, he saw a small white flag, perhaps a handkerchief tied to a bayonet, 20 meters away. A Viet soldier wearing a pith helmet was approaching.
"You're not going to shoot anymore?" The Viet Minh soldier asked in French.
"No, I am not going to shoot anymore," replied Nicolas.
"C'est fini?" the Viet Minh persisted.
"Oui, c'est fini," Nicolas answered.
And all around, tattered, battle-weary soldiers, French and enemy, began to crawl from their trenches, and stand erect as the gunfire ceased.
The Viet Minh began rounding up the prisoners. The question about what to do with the wounded was handled by subsequent negotiations. On 16 May, the agreement was signed, and 858 wounded would be evacuated back to Hanoi. However, even by 25 May, the airfield was in no condition for C-47 landings. The wounded would be taken out, a few at a time, by helicopter and single engine aircraft.
Dr. Grauwin and his 27 male staff members were taken as prisoner, but Genevieve was released, and allowed to fly back to Hanoi on 24 May. She wrote a letter to Ho Chi Minh thanking him for his clemency for the wounded prisoners, and promised to "create an atmosphere of greater understanding between the two peoples."
An estimated 16500 men had served in the garrison since November 1953. The overall French casualty estimate was 9000. With the wounded evacuated, and escapees included, there were about 7000 prisoners of war.
These were force marched, under very adverse conditions, to a camp 800 kilometers away, in Thanh-Hoa Province. Camp conditions were harsh, and POWs poorly fed. About 3000 Dien Bien Phu prisoners survived. They were released when the Geneva Conference ended the war, 20 July 1954.
The survivors included de Castries, who was promoted to General, Marcel Bigeard – Bruno, promoted to Lt. Col, and Pierre Langlais, promoted to full Colonel.
Viet Minh Flag over de Castries' Bunker
General Marcel Bigeard – "Bruno"


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XHLDC-FM is a radio station on 90.7 FM in Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, Mexico. It is operated by Grupo Audiorama Comunicaciones and is known as KY 90.7.

History
XHLDC began as XHIMS-FM in Imuris, Sonora, with concession awarded to Radio Comunicación Creativa, S.A. de C.V., on August 16, 1994. The station came to air from Magdalena de Kino and owned by Grupo ACIR in 1997. The callsign changed that August to XHLDC-FM, in honor of assassinated presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio, who was from Magdalena de Kino. The station's original format was grupera La Comadre, though it soon changed names to Stereo Sol, Fiesta Mexicana and finally to the Toño format once Larsa took control.

In the early 2000s, Grupo ACIR sold many radio stations to Radiorama, including XHLDC. Radiorama then transferred operations of many of its stations in the state to Grupo Larsa Comunicaciones in 2011. This station reverted to control of Audiorama (a related company to Radiorama) a decade later, and on October 4, 2021, the station formally relaunched as KY 90.7 using imaging debuted on Audiorama's XHDK-FM Guadalajara in 2020.

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The Philadelphia Phillies kick-off the 2019 season at Citizens Bank Park Thursday, March 28, 2019 against the Atlanta Braves with first pitch set for 3:05 p.m. After the Phillies game, the Sixers host the New Jersey Nets at the Wells Fargo Center at 7:00 p.m.
Below, we've listed some travel tips, service information, and helpful links to other areas of the SEPTA website to help you travel to and from NRG Station for both games.
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In the previous tutorial, we saw how to drive (display the live image, record a snapshot and a video clip using the keyboard) on a Raspberry Pi under Raspbian. In this tutorial we will do the same but on an Orange Pi Lite (WiFi version). It is unfortunately not possible to use the Picamera library which was designed to work exclusively for Raspberry Pi, so we will have to use OpenCV which is an extremely powerful open source library.
4.1 What does this code do?
4.2.1 Why it does not work ?
As we have seen in this article, the CSI connector of Orange Pi is different from that of Raspberry Pi. I got the 2MP camera sold by Orange Pi (about 6 € on Aliexpress). The quality of the image is far from equal to that of the camera v2.1 8MP of the Raspberry Pi, but to begin, the value for money is unbeatable.
Let's start by preparing the environment.
Once the system is up to date, you can install Python 2.7. Why not Python 3 you say? This is possible without any problems. You have to choose according to your level. If you are starting out, you will find many more examples on Python 2.7.
Put yourself in the directory of your choice and open a new document, for example testcam_orangepi.py. Paste the code below.
An object c is created which captures the video stream sent by the camera (0), that is to say that which is connected to /dev/video0.
The video stream (c.read) is read and stored in the variable f (_, f = c.read () ).
Oh, it does not work!
Why it does not work ?
First, we know that the cv2 library (OpenCV) works. This is already good news, we will not be compelled to compile everything from sources! If we googled the error (libv4l2: error setting pixformat: Operation not permitted ), we quickly find this article of the designer of the script vidcopy which allows to recopy the video stream produced by the v4l2loopback library.
We'll just follow Leonardo Lontra's tutorial.
Vidcopy is a script that will create a virtual video output (/dev/video1) in which the video stream of the physical camera (/dev/video0) will be copied.
Now, to make the changes permanent, run the following commands. They will add the corresponding rows to the modules in the / etc / modules configuration file. The modules will be automatically loaded at the next startup.
The script remains open in the terminal. It is stopped with the combination CTRL + C. I do not have enough backwards on the script yet, but asking for an 800 x 600 image, the output switches to 640 x 480.
All you have to do is connect the python script to this new video stream. Open the python script and replace 0 by 1 in the VideoCapture function like this c = cv2.VideoCapture(1) . Save the script.
Et voilà ! You can use the image of the Orange Pi camera in your Python projects.
Last little thing to finish this tutorial, trigger the recording of a picture on the keyboard. Add a variable pics_taken = 0 to the beginning of the code. Then retrieve the code of the key with which you want to record an image. Here it is 1048586 (Return). Add this test and change the destination path of the images. It is done.
As always with the Orange Pi, there is a much better performance / price ratio than the Raspberry Pi provided that you put your hand to the keyboard ;-). On the performance side, the Orange Pi Lite with its SoC quad-core and its 512MB Ram is perfectly able to support Armbian's XFCE desktop, Open CV and Python. Remains to be tested on a more complex project, for example facial recognition or motion detection.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Assets.Core.Configuration;
using Assets.Environment.Bucket.Scripts;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;

namespace Assets.Characters.AiScripts
{
    public class PickupHandler : MonoBehaviour
    {
        public Transform Pickups;

        private Animator anim;

        private readonly Dictionary<string, GameObject> _pickUps
            = new Dictionary<string, GameObject>();
        private GameObject _currentPickup;

        public GameObject CurrentPickup {
            get
            {
                return _currentPickup;
            }
            private set
            {
                _currentPickup = value;
                UpdateDict();
            }
        }

        // Use this for initialization
        void Start ()
        {
            anim = GetComponent<Animator>();

            Transform root = transform;
            while (root.parent != null)
                root = root.parent;

            foreach (Transform pickUp in Pickups)
            {
                _pickUps.Add(pickUp.name, pickUp.gameObject);
            }
            UpdateDict();
        }

        void Update()
        {

                if (_currentPickup != null && _currentPickup.tag == Constants.Tags.Torch)
                {
                    anim.SetBool("Torch", true);
                }
                else
                {
                    anim.SetBool("Torch", false);
                }

        }

        #region  Picking up stuff
        public void PickUpItem(GameObject pickup)
        {
            DropCurrent();
            CurrentPickup = pickup;

            if (CurrentPickup != null)
				CurrentPickup.SetActive (false);

        }

        public void UpdateDict()
        {
            foreach (var mr in _pickUps.Values)
                mr.SetActive(false);
            if(_currentPickup == null || !_pickUps.ContainsKey(_currentPickup.tag)) return;
            _pickUps[_currentPickup.tag].SetActive(true);
			_pickUps[_currentPickup.tag].GetComponent<AudioSource>().Play();
            if(_currentPickup.tag == Constants.Tags.Bucket)
                _pickUps["Water"].SetActive(CurrentPickup.GetComponent<Bucket>().HasWaterInIt);

        }

        public void DropCurrent()
        {
            if(CurrentPickup == null) return;

            CurrentPickup.transform.position = transform.position;
            CurrentPickup.SetActive(true);
            CurrentPickup = null;
            UpdateDict();
        }

        #endregion

        #region Trading
        public GameObject Trade(GameObject tradeItem)
        {

            var old = CurrentPickup;
            CurrentPickup = tradeItem;
            return old;
        }

        public void InitiateTrade(PickupHandler other)
        {
            CurrentPickup = other.Trade(CurrentPickup);
        }
        #endregion
    }
}

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Retailers are gearing up for the holiday shopping season, but one thing has some consumers spooked: According to a new survey by CreditCards.com, 45% of respondents say they are less likely to shop at stores that have suffered a data breach, such as Target, Home Depot, or Michaels. Almost 30% say they will "probably" avoid stores that have been hacked, and 16% claim they "definitely" will.
While it's hard to believe that half of all shoppers will actually skip the sales at major retailers come holiday season, Target did suffer a 5.5% decline in transactions last year after its data breach.
But shoppers, you're being silly. You don't need to avoid stores that have been hacked. Here's why.
1) If someone steals your credit or debit card number, you have very limited liability.
You've got at least one reason to thank Congress: The Fair Credit Billing Act and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act cap how much money you'll lose if someone steals your credit or debit card. If someone steals your card number but not your actual card — which could happen during a data breach — you are not liable for any fraudulent transactions. Read: You won't lose any money. Just be sure to report any fraudulent debit card charges within 60 days of receiving your statement.
The rules are a little different if someone steals your physical card. With credit cards, you still won't need to pay anything if you report the loss before a thief uses the card. Otherwise, your liability is capped at $50. With debit cards, you'll only pay up to $50 if you report the theft within two days, or up to $500 if you report the theft within 60 days of receiving your statement.
There's another reason to prefer credit over debit. When someone makes fraudulent charges on your credit card, you can challenge the bill when you receive it. But when someone else uses your debit card, that money comes straight out of your account, so it could take a little bit longer to recover your funds.
And if you're really afraid, just stash the plastic. CreditCards.com reports that 48% of shoppers say data breaches have made them more likely to spend cash.
2) Avoiding these stores won't protect you from the scariest kinds of identity theft.
When someone steals your credit card number and spends your money, that's considered "existing account fraud." Banks and credit card companies have gotten pretty good at identifying abnormal spending patterns, so you're likely to catch existing account fraud early, and your liability is limited.
But if someone steals your Social Security number, opens a new credit card in your name, provides a new billing address, and runs up big charges, it might take you a while to notice. That's called "new account fraud," and it's a real headache.
To catch new account fraud, check your credit report three times a year. It's not hard to do, and it's free. Your report will show all your accounts and debts, as well as your payment history. Check to make sure all of the information is accurate and all of the accounts actually belong to you. (Go. Do it now. Did you catch a problem? Here's what to do.) If you're afraid that your social security number has already been stolen, you can put a free fraud alert on your credit file to let lenders know or freeze your credit so that no one else can open new accounts in your name.
But you don't give out your Social Security number every time you swipe your credit card, don't worry about going shopping.
3) Safer cards are on the way.
Are you sick of all these data breaches? So are businesses — after all, they're the ones on the hook for fraud, not you. That's why Visa and Mastercard are sending out new "chip-and-pin" cards. These cards have embedded microchips, which are more secure than magnetic stripes. If you've ever traveled abroad, you might remember what chip-and-pin technology looks like; Europeans have been using this system since the 1990s. While not foolproof, these cards are a great improvement. President Obama signed an executive order last week requiring that all government credit cards use chip-and-pin technology.
Practically speaking, chip-and-pin cards won't do much more to help consumers at point-of-sale — remember, you have limited liability. But starting Oct. 1, 2015, the liability will shift to whichever business has the oldest technology. If credit card companies don't update their cards, they will be liable for any fraud; if retailers don't offer chip-and-pin terminals, they'll be on the hook. So everyone has an incentive to make payment systems more secure, which is ultimately in consumers' best interest.
4) Retailers that got hacked are working harder to win back your trust.
Guess which retailer is installing chip-and-pin technology in all of its stores and on all of its branded cards — Target!
Guess which retailer offered free credit monitoring to all its customers — Target!
Guess which retailer just started offering free shipping — Target!
Given that there have been 606 data breaches already this year, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center, you can probably expect more to come. But the retailers that have already been hacked are beefing up security and offering free identity theft protection services to consumers, so you're probably safer there than everywhere else.
What should I do if I have been the victim of a data breach?


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Q: Check if a drag value is increasing or decreasing in Swiftui How can I check if the drag value is increasing or decrease when dragging up or down. I want to know the direction someone is dragging in. Can anyone help with this??

A: I found a method for getting the direction of the scroll: https://medium.com/@Mos6yCanSwift/swift-ios-determine-scroll-direction-d48a2327a004
let currentVelocityY = scrollView.panGestureRecognizer.velocity(in: scrollView.superview).y
let currentVelocityYSign = Int(currentVelocityY).signum()

if currentVelocityYSign != lastVelocityYSign && currentVelocityYSign != 0 {
            lastVelocityYSign = currentVelocityYSign
}

if lastVelocityYSign < 0 {

//CODE HERE

} else if lastVelocityYSign > 0 {

//CODE HERE

 }


My DVR list keeps shrinking. I just haven't found new shows that are "must see TV" lately. I practically never channel surf at all. I watch my DVR shows and then turn the TV off, or watch a movie, rather than flip around.
Books are a lot more fun than you probably remember, too.
And nothing beats listening to music while staring at the ceiling or the inside of your eyelids.
Two points I would like to make about DVR.
1. Even though I may be watching more crap, I am watching it at times when I feel good about wasting time like late at night. It frees up my evenings to spend more time with my kids when they are awake. Once they go to bed and its time for me to start winding down, bring on the mindless crap.
2. I have actually found some of my favorite shows by being able to DVR them. Without a DVR, I would have never watched Storm Chasers, Whale Wars, or Pawn Stars (though I don't have cable anymore so I can't watch any of these). All of which happen to conflict with some of the regular shows I enjoy.
and 3. It allows my wife to watch her crappy shows when I'm not around. Best marriage ref around.


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"Perestroika," the second part of Tony Kushner's epic "Angels in America," is shaggier, stranger, and even more far-flung than its predecessor, "Millennium Approaches." And that's pretty impressive, when you consider that "Millennium" runs about three hours, features characters as diverse as an imaginary travel agent and the ghost of Ethel Rosenberg, and embraces everywhere from Manhattan to Antartica in its sweepingly ambitious saga of American weakness and hope in the age of Ronald Reagan and AIDS.
"Perestroika" picks up where "Millennium" left off - with an angel crashing into the bedroom of Prior Walter, a man whose struggle with AIDS has led his lover to abandon him for a closeted Republican Mormon - and from there, it goes all the way to heaven and back. If the Boston Theatre Works production of Part II doesn't always find the same assured, austere grandeur it nails in Part I, it's nevertheless strong enough, wild enough, and clear enough to carry us through to the play's desolate, quietly encouraging, and profoundly inspiring end.
Codirectors Jason Southerland and Nancy Curran Willis have elicited strong performances in just about every role; they're particularly blessed to have two fine young actors as Kushner's reluctant visionaries: Tyler Reilly as Prior, and Bree Elrod as Harper Pitt, the Valium-addicted wife of the young Mormon, Joe. In "Millennium Approaches" we could already see their confusion and struggle and disbelieving enlightenment; now, as they (and we) are a little more used to the strangeness of it all, we can see their humor, their courage, and their essential goodness. What Reilly and Elrod do best, perhaps, is to show us all this strength while never letting us forget that Prior and Harper, like all of us, are weak and flawed, too - and that it's the ability to keep going anyway that makes us fully human.
These performances give the production a strong core, and that's vital. They receive valuable backup from Maurice Parent as Belize, the sharp-tongued and big-hearted nurse who's able to care both for his beloved friend Prior and his despised enemy and celebrity patient, Roy Cohn. Richard McElvain, too, makes Cohn a hypnotically interesting monster - still sometimes too comic, but more often a captivating horror. And Susanne Nitter, though she seems too cold as Hannah Pitt, finds a satisfying warmth in Ethel Rosenberg's astringent mix of revenge and forgiveness.
I do wish that Boston Theatre Works had given us a more majestic angel. Elizabeth Aspenlieder wonderfully conveys the Angel of America's dry humor, but she should also strike terror into Prior's heart and ours - and, in part because of some too-cute outfits, she never quite reaches that level of awful power. It doesn't help that the ladder she must climb with Prior to heaven - which Kushner describes as an "incredibly bright" shaft of white light, within which is "a ladder of even brighter, purer light, reaching up into infinity," with "flaming alephs" on each rung - is here rendered as a clunky-looking set of steps, in garish Day-Glo hues.
But these are minor irritations, not major disappointments. Perhaps more significant is my sense that this production feels a little too orderly, too visually symmetrical, to convey the sense of searching for a way to rebuild amid the rubble that "Perestroika" demands.
Even so, what's most important, and most worth celebrating, is that a relatively small theater company has had the chutzpah, energy, and talent to take on this vast, vastly important work. Plays are never fully alive unless they continue to be staged. And by giving "Angels in America" this vigorous and invigorating showing, Boston Theatre Works is conferring exactly the blessing that Prior Walter asks of the angels, and benificently shares with us: more life.
Directed by: Jason Southerland and Nancy Curran Willis. Set, Laura C. McPherson. Sound, Nathan Leigh. Lights, John Malinowski. Wing design, James Williston. Costumes, Rachel Padula Shufelt. Technical direction, Larry Devlin. Presented by: Boston Theatre Works.


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Q: How to write a Java-like Enumeration in C++ I'm new to learning C++. I'm trying to convert a Java application that I wrote to C++. What I can't understand is how to recreate the Enumeration classes from Java to C++. I would like to be able to create Enumeration objects which have a constructor and a toString() method.
Below is an example of my Java Enumeration:
public enum InteractionType {
    // Enumeration Values
        PRINTACTIONS("Print Available Actions"),
        PRINTBANKNAME("Display Bank Name"),
        PRINTBANKACTIONS("Display Bank Actions"),
        CREATEBRANCH("Create a Branch"),
        CREATECUSTOMER("Create a Customer"),
        READBRANCH("Query Bank Branches"),
        READCUSTOMER("Query Customers and/or Customer Transactions"),
        UPDATEBRANCH("Update Branch Name"),
        UPDATECUSTOMER("Update Customer Information"),
        DELETEBRANCH("Delete Branch"),
        DELETECUSTOMER("Delete Customer"),
        QUITAPP("Quit Application");

    // Private Variables
    private final String description;

    // Constructor
    InteractionType(String description) {
        this.description = description;
    }

    // Methods
    public String toString() {
        return description;
    }
}

I would then create a method in the main file to get a specific InteractionType from an array of values. An example of that method would be:
private static InteractionType getSelectedAction() {
    // Creates an array with all the values of the Enumeration Class
        InteractionType[] interactionTypes = InteractionType.values();
        System.out.print("Select an action: ");
        int id = scanner.nextInt();
        scanner.nextLine();
    // Returns a specific InteractionType
        return interactionTypes[id];
    }

This is the class I have attempted to write to recreate a Java Enumeration in C++:
InteractionType.h
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class InteractionType {
    public:
        static const InteractionType PRINTACTIONS(string = "Print Actions");
        static const InteractionType PRINTBANKNAME(string = "Print Bank Name");
        static const InteractionType PRINTBANKACTIONS(string = "Print Bank Actions");
        static const InteractionType CREATEBRANCH(string = "Create a Branch");
        static const InteractionType CREATECUSTOMER(string = "Create a Customer");
        static const InteractionType READBRANCH(string = "Read Branches");
        static const InteractionType READCUSTOMER(string = "Read Customers");
        static const InteractionType UPDATEBRANCH(string = "Update a Branch");
        static const InteractionType UPDATECUSTOMER(string = "Update a Customer");
        static const InteractionType DELETEBRANCH(string = "Delete a Branch");
        static const InteractionType DELETECUSTOMER(string = "Delete a Customer");
        static const InteractionType QUITAPP(string = "Quit Application");
    private:
        string description;
        InteractionType(string description);
};

InteractionType.cpp
#include "InteractionType.h"

const InteractionType InteractionType::PRINTACTIONS(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::PRINTBANKNAME(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::PRINTBANKACTIONS(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::CREATEBRANCH(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::CREATECUSTOMER(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::READBRANCH(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::READCUSTOMER(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::UPDATEBRANCH(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::UPDATECUSTOMER(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::DELETEBRANCH(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::DELETECUSTOMER(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

const InteractionType InteractionType::QUITAPP(string description)
{
    return InteractionType(description);
}

InteractionType::InteractionType(string description) {
    this->description = description;
}

A: Your translation is a bit off. Try this instead:
InteractionType.h
#ifndef InteractionTypeH
#define InteractionTypeH

#include <string>
#include <array>

class InteractionType {
    public:
        static const InteractionType PRINTACTIONS;
        static const InteractionType PRINTBANKNAME;
        static const InteractionType PRINTBANKACTIONS;
        static const InteractionType CREATEBRANCH;
        static const InteractionType CREATECUSTOMER;
        static const InteractionType READBRANCH;
        static const InteractionType READCUSTOMER;
        static const InteractionType UPDATEBRANCH;
        static const InteractionType UPDATECUSTOMER;
        static const InteractionType DELETEBRANCH;
        static const InteractionType DELETECUSTOMER;
        static const InteractionType QUITAPP;

        std::string toString() const;

        static std::array<InteractionType, 12> values();

    private:
        std::string description;
        InteractionType(std::string description);
};

#endif

InteractionType.cpp
#include "InteractionType.h"

const InteractionType InteractionType::PRINTACTIONS("Print Actions");
const InteractionType InteractionType::PRINTBANKNAME("Print Bank Name");
const InteractionType InteractionType::PRINTBANKACTIONS("Print Bank Actions");
const InteractionType InteractionType::CREATEBRANCH("Create a Branch");
const InteractionType InteractionType::CREATECUSTOMER("Create a Customer");
const InteractionType InteractionType::READBRANCH("Read Branches");
const InteractionType InteractionType::READCUSTOMER("Read Customers");
const InteractionType InteractionType::UPDATEBRANCH("Update a Branch");
const InteractionType InteractionType::UPDATECUSTOMER("Update a Customer");
const InteractionType InteractionType::DELETEBRANCH("Delete a Branch");
const InteractionType InteractionType::DELETECUSTOMER("Delete a Customer");
const InteractionType InteractionType::QUITAPP("Quit Application");

InteractionType::InteractionType(std::string description) {
    this->description = description;
}

std::string InteractionType::toString() const {
    return description;
}

std::array<InteractionType, 12> InteractionType::values() {
    return {
        PRINTACTIONS,
        PRINTBANKNAME,
        PRINTBANKACTIONS,
        CREATEBRANCH,
        CREATECUSTOMER,
        READBRANCH,
        READCUSTOMER,
        UPDATEBRANCH,
        UPDATECUSTOMER,
        DELETEBRANCH,
        DELETECUSTOMER,
        QUITAPP
    };
}

And then you can use it like this:
#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
#include "InteractionType.h"

void displayActions() {
    std::cout << "Actions: " << std::endl;
    size_t id = 0;
    for(auto &elem : InteractionType::values()) {
        std::cout << id++ << ':' << elem.toString() << std::endl;
    }
}

InteractionType getSelectedAction() {
    auto interactionTypes = InteractionType::values();
    std::cout << "Select an action: ";
    int id;
    std::cin >> id;
    std::cin.ignore(std::numeric_limits<std::streamsize>::max(), '\n');
    return interactionTypes.at(id);
}

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Category : Technology Report
Quick Link Menu 1 - 3D XPoint Introduction, A C...2 - Revolutionary, How Does 3D ...3 - Press Release, Key Points &...
The Intel-Micron 3D XPoint Technology Report
Revolutionary, Not Evolutionary
While there has been much stride in improving computer memory technology, it is instructive to note that the last class of memory technology created was the NAND flash memory in 1989. 3D XPoint memory would represent the first new class of computer memory technology to be developed since then, ending a "drought" that spanned more than a quarter of a century.
If you looked at how NAND flash memory technology has transformed our world, you can only imagine what 3D XPoint memory can do. It combines the performance of SDRAM memory and the storage density of NAND flash memory with unparalleled endurance. Best of all - it is non-volatile memory.
As 3D XPoint is still being fine-tuned, Intel and Micron can only give us rough ballpark figures. Generally, 3D XPoint memory will be up to 1,000 times faster with up to 1,000 times greater endurance than NAND flash memory. On top of that, it is 10 times denser than DRAM memory.
They declined to qualify what kind of NAND memory technology (SLC / MLC / TLC / 3D) that they were comparing the 3D XPoint against. But assuming a worst case comparison using the 1,000 P/E cycles of low-end TLC NAND, the 3D XPoint memory should be capable of supporting at least 1 million P/E cycles. REVOLUTIONARY.
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How Does 3D XPoint Accomplish That?
Superficially, 3D XPoint looks like 3D NAND, which is basically planar NAND stacked in layers to increase storage density. However, 3D XPoint is structurally different.
It has a cross point structure, giving rise to the name XPoint. It is this cross point structure that allows it to read from and write to individual cells, instead of entire blocks like in NAND flash memory. It is also stacked in layers like 3D NAND for greater storage density, which is why it's called 3D XPoint.
In addition to its unique crosspoint structure, it also uses new bulk material change technology in its memory cells. This allows it to switch states up to 1,000 faster than NAND flash memory. Micron states that 3D XPoint is not phase change memory, but should be classified as bulk resistive memory technology.
3D XPoint's unique capabilities would allow a wide variety of applications, not just replacing the ubiquitous NAND flash memory. It would allow the possibility of a unified computer memory + storage system, thanks to its high speed and non-volatile nature. The possibilities for such a memory technology is limited only by our imagination. Look at how many innovations NAND flash memory has enabled.
Commercial development of 3D XPoint is now being handled by IM Flash (the Intel-Micron joint venture) in Lehi, Utah. Currently, they are working to fabricate 3D XPoint chips with a storage capacity of 128 Gbits using a 20 nm process technology. IM Flash expects to start sampling at the end of 2015, with availability in 2016.
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Did John Wilkes Booth Live In Texas.
Wherever and whenever John Wilkes Booth, assassin of Abraham Lincoln, died, it's pretty much a sure bet it wasn't in a burning barn in Virginia. Booth had coal-black hair and a clear complexion. When he made the leap from the Presidential box to the stage of Ford's Theater, he landed on his left foot and broke his left ankle. The man who assisted Booth in mounting behind the theater testified that he couldn't put weight on his left foot. Dr. Samuel Mudd testified that he splinted Booth's left ankle. Testimony from eyewitnesses to the shooting of 'Booth' in the barn described a man with sandy hair and freckles. His right ankle was broken. There are a number of other circumstances to indicate the man shot in Virginia wasn't John Wilkes Booth, but these two alone are sufficient to cast more than reasonable doubt on the identification.
Five years after the Lincoln assassination a young, very handsome, black-haired man with a clear complexion turned up in the tiny town of Glen Rose, Texas. He gave his name as John St. Helen. Although he didn't drink himself, he worked as a bartender. He also acted in amateur theatrical productions in Glen Rose. He had tremendous stage presence, excellent diction and delivery, and was obviously at home on the stage. He also had an almost encyclopedic mastery of the plays of William Shakespeare.
John St. Helen remained in Glen Rose a little less than a year. A local politician's daughter was to be married. Included on the guest list were a number of US Army officers and the United States Marshal for the Eastern District of Texas. St. Helen got word of the guest list—and promptly vanished.
He turned up about a year later in Granbury. His closest local friend, a lawyer named Finis L. Bates, noticed something. While St. Helen drank not a drop 364 days a year, on one specific day he drank himself into a stupor. That day was April 14—the anniversary of the Lincoln assassination.
For a deathbed statement to be admissible in court, three conditions must be fulfilled. The person must believe he is dying. The statement must be made voluntarily. The person making the statement must then die within a reasonable period.
John St. Helen certainly believed he was dying. He made the statement entirely voluntarily. However, he recovered. He never retracted the statement. Instead, he disappeared from Granbury, leaving no forwarding address. Upon searching St. Helen's rented room after his departure, Bates found a Colt single-shot pocket pistol of a type first manufactured in 1866. It was wrapped in the front page of a Washington, DC newspaper dated April 15, 1865. Bates never heard from St. Helen again.
In 1906 a drunken derelict who used the name David George died in Enid, Oklahoma. On his deathbed he claimed to be John Wilkes Booth. Bates went to Enid to examine the corpse. In the bloated, alcohol-ruined face and body of the man called David George he believed he recognized his old friend, John St. Helen. He claimed the body and had it embalmed—mummified is perhaps a better description—and tried to interest the government in it. There was no interest.
Bates kept the body in storage for a number of years. Then, somehow, it passed out of his possession. From the 1920s through the early 1960s it was a sideshow attraction at various carnivals and circuses—"The Corpse of John Wilkes Booth, the Assassin of Abraham Lincoln." An X-ray of the body revealed that, many years before, the man's left ankle had been broken—and was never properly set.
John Wilkes Booth was known to be fond of cryptograms. The name 'John St. Helen' could easily be a cryptogram. The first name is, of course, Booth's own—but also one of the most common given names for men, then and now. 'St. Helen' could very well be merely the anglicized version of Bonaparte's second isle of exile, Ste. Helena. Is the name saying 'John the Exile?' Booth certainly was an exile—from society, from his family, from the theater he loved.
How about 'David George?' David Herrold and George Atzerodt were two of Booth's known co-conspirators. Was John St. Helen/David George, if they were in fact the same person, actually John Wilkes Booth?
At this point in time there is no way to prove—or disprove—that. The mummy, which was a traveling exhibit with circuses and carnivals for over 40 years, has disappeared. No one has seen it in nearly a half-century, though photographs of it exist, the skin turned almost coal black from the preservation process. Booth family heirs have refused permission for the corpse of the man shot in Virginia to be exhumed for DNA testing. Did John Wilkes Booth live in Glen Rose and Granbury, Texas, in the 1870s and die in Enid, Oklahoma, in 1906? In that fine old southwestern phrase, ¿quien sabe?


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Ukraine: UK to push for tougher sanctions against Russia over Crimea
David Cameron to call on EU to expel Russia from G8, and cut military ties and energy dependence following 'land grab'
Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, told MPs the Crimean referendum was 'a sham and perverse democratic process'. Photograph: Suzanne Plunkett/Reuters
Nicholas Watt, chief political correspondent
Tue 18 Mar 2014 12.07 EDT
Britain will press for a tough new round of economic sanctions against Russia as punishment for its "land grab" of Crimea, which has been justified by a "sham and perverse democratic process", William Hague has said.
As David Cameron warned that the illegal annexation of Crimea would send a "chilling message across the continent of Europe", the foreign secretary said the prime minister would press for the "strongest range of measures" at a European Union summit starting on Thursday.
Britain issued its warning shortly after the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, signed a bill to absorb the Black Sea peninsula into the Russian federation.
Hague told an emergency Commons debate on Ukraine that the international community should consider a new relationship with Moscow. This would involve expelling Russia from the G8, turning it back into the G7; permanently curtailing military co-operation and defence exports; and reducing the EU's dependence on Russian energy.
As a first step Britain will press at the EU summit for the third stage of sanctions, covering economic and financial measures, to be imposed on Russia. These would follow the travel restrictions and asset freezes, known as phase two, imposed on Monday against 21 named individuals in Russia and Ukraine who have allegedly been involved in violating Ukraine's territorial integrity. In the first phase, EU leaders agreed to break off negotiations over a new visa regime with Russia.
Hague told MPs: "In the British government we are clear: further measures need to be taken. In the light of President Putin's speech today we will argue at the council for the strongest position and range of measures on which agreement can be obtained in the EU."
He raised the prospect of further sanctions after Sir Malcolm Rifkind, the former foreign secretary, said that the sanctions against Russia had so far been pathetic.
Rifkind told MPs: "On the basis of the measures announced so far by both the US and the EU, on visa controls and asset freezes internationally, I say with great sadness that is a pathetic and feeble response that does not match the seriousness which those implementing these responses have themselves acknowledged we face at the present time.
"The issue is not simply one of Crimea. Crimea is of no strategic importance to Russia other than Sevastopol, and they have had control of Sevastopol for years. The Russian objective is quite well known. It is to effectively control all the areas of the Soviet state, not necessarily by re-integrating them into the Russian federation but by ensuring they become Russian dependencies."
Hague said Russia's annexation of Crimea was a sign of weakness by Moscow. "By treating the situation in Ukraine as a zero-sum strategic context Russia itself will lose strategically. Russia miscalculated its ability to control and influence the political situation in Ukraine in the events leading up to President Yanukovich's departure.
"By seizing Crimea, Russia has miscalculated again since it has alienated a huge majority of public opinion in Ukraine, done immense damage to Russia's reputation all over the world and increased the likelihood of European countries taking long-term action to reduce the balance of leverage in their relationship with Russia."
The foreign secretary condemned the referendum in which Crimeans overwhelmingly voted to return to Russia. "No amount of sham and perverse democratic process or skewed historical references can make up for the fact that this is an incursion into a sovereign state and a land grab of part of its territory with no respect for the law of that country or for international law. The referendum was clearly illegal under the Ukrainian constitution which states that the autonomous republic of Crimea is an integral constituent part of Ukraine, can only resolve issues related to its authority within the provisions of the constitution and that only the Ukrainian parliament has the right to call such referendums."
Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary who called for Russia to be expelled from the G8 last week, was critical of the EU's response. He told MPs: "Despite these important steps [taken by the EU] I regret so far that the EU's unity in condemning Russian military aggression has not been matched by a shared resolve to act more decisively in extracting costs and consequences for Russia's actions."
Cameron said: "The steps taken by President Putin today to attempt to annex Crimea to Russia are in flagrant breach of international law and send a chilling message across the continent of Europe.
"It is completely unacceptable for Russia to use force to change borders, on the basis of a sham referendum held at the barrel of a Russian gun. President Putin should be in no doubt that Russia will face more serious consequences and I will push European leaders to agree further EU measures when we meet on Thursday. The choice remains for President Putin: take the path of de-escalation or face increasing isolation and tighter sanctions."


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Q: Delete site collection and send it to the Recycle Bin programmatically On SharePoint 2013 I'm trying to delete a site collection programmatically and send it to the Recycle Bin. Through the interface is no problem, it goes straight to the Recycle Bin, but when it comes to PowerShell,

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*Remove-SPSite doesn't have a -Recycle parameter, so the site collection doesn't go to the Recycle Bin.

*Remove-SPWeb has this parameter, but this cmdlet doesn't let me use it because Cannot put top-level site into Recycle Bin.

What am I doing wrong? Is there any way to achieve this?
Thanks.
Edit: I forgot to say that a C# solution is also valid, even preferable.

A: This has more to do with the differences between sites and site collections.  Site Collections do not go the the site collection recycle bin.  That would be impossible since you cannot put a site into its own recycle bin.  There is what is known as "Deleted sites", if that is what you are looking for, please see here.

A: Well, I didn't notice a parameter which was the key to achieve this: -GradualDelete. So, knowing this,
Remove-SPSite -Identity "https://host/site" -GradualDelete
does the trick and the site appears at Get-SPDeletedSite.
Thanks everyone for your time and answers.

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*Remove-SPSite will delete the site collection in put in Central Admin Recyebin Which is accessible via powershell. All deleted Sites will sit their for 30 days and you can recover it.

To get the deleted Sit you have to run the Get-Spdeletedsite, if you know the site collection name then you have give it as a parameter. i.e Get-SPDeletedSite '/Site/cat*'
To recover it use the [Restore-SPDeletedSite][2]

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*Remove-SPWeb, you cannot delete the top level site because if you delete it then recycling also effect...Top level site is import for all the activities under that site.


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At Near East Schools,the education is bilingual and interactive. Starting from the pre-school we support our students' social and cultural development as well as providing them with a student oriented-education which also supports critical thinking skills.
Our education is fun with its high quality English, interactive and technologically supported lessons and observation trips. At Near East Schools, we also have French as a second foreign language.
Students at Near East Schools have an opportunity to have the same quality and standard of education in foreign languages as well as in their native language .
Dr. Suat Günsel Kyrenia College will start Kindergarten and Preschool Education in February 2021. Primary School, Secondary School and High School units of the College will be opened in September 2021.
The Near East College Yeniboğaziçi Campus, which will be officially opened during the Republic Day Week, will be opened by President Ersin Tatar with a ceremony on Tuesday, November 17th.
"Fine Arts Republic Exhibition" to be Held at Halil Günsel Culture and Congress Center Exhibition Hall will be opened on Friday, November 6, at the Near East Yeniboğaziçi Campus ...
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Our healthy menus are prepared for our students under the control of a dietician and shared with our parents on the school website.
Our school uniform has been redesigned this year and we have taken into consideration comfort, originality and quality.
Our "Safe School" certificate, which has international validity, officially documents the importance our school places on safety.
Our school provides transportation services to our students and we have more than 100 service vehicles placing importance on the safety of individuals and their belongings.
The health of our students is covered by the "Near East Health Insurance for Children".
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The Near East Junior College 3rd Grade Student's Trip to Our Museums
Official Opening of the Near East College Yeniboğaziçi Campus was held with the participation of President Ersin Tatar
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Joe Fixit #1
Writer: Peter David Artist: Yildiray Cinar Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: January 4, 2023 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 6 User Reviews: 7
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PETER DAVID RETURNS TO JOE FIXIT!
Peter David's tour de force through some of his greatest Hulk hits continues with a return to JOE FIXIT! Gone are the ripped-up shorts of the Hulk of yore-this enforcer prefers the slick suave of a striped suit, and the Hulk has traded in "monster" for "mobster" as he lends his strength to the Las Vegas casino scene. Of course, the Kingpin has his own ideas about who the toughest guy in town is, and it's up to Spider-Man to keep the two of them from destroying Sin City!
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The Comicbook Dispatch - tcreadscomics Jan 5, 2023
JOE FIXIT #1 is a lean issue where the narrative is concerneda quarter of it is basic Joe Fixit exposition and almost half of it is a fight. But appreciation and for the character is ultimately driving the series. As a result the first issue doesn't need to be more than simply a fun read to be effective. And in that regard it succeeds. Read Full Review
Comic Watch - Anthony Bergamini Jan 4, 2023
At the end of the day, nostalgia is the name of the game. This book is purely made to cater to fans of this era and it does its job. The story is fun and fans of Peter Davids other books like this will definitely enjoy this one. Read Full Review
Impulse Gamer - Tim Chuma Jan 8, 2023
I would recommend this one if you are a fan of this version of the character and want to see a story where he teams up with Spider Man. Read Full Review
AIPT - David Brooke Jan 4, 2023
Joe Fixit #1 is a good reintroduction to the character and the start of what could be an intriguing dust-up in Las Vegas. I can't say the story is all that complex, nor are its characters, but if you're looking for a nostalgic return of a character introduced in 1986, it's a good start. Read Full Review
Razorfine - Alan Rapp Jan 5, 2023
Your enjoyment of the issue is likely going to be somewhat tempered by your nostalgia of David's previous run with the character. If you are hitting this version for the first time it likely won't have the impact of longtime Hulk fans. However, even if you didn't bring your rose-colored 80s glasses, there's plenty to enjoy here as we, like Spidey, get to sit back and watch Mister Fixit totally dominate the Kingpin and send him angrily packing. Read Full Review
ComicBook.com - Adam Barnhardt Jan 4, 2023
The script moves along quickly, and Cinar's lineart is the perfect combination of 90s era Fixit goodness with an added modern-day sheen. Still, it's evident this book doesn't really know what it wants to be just quite yet. Read Full Review
thecimmerian Jan 6, 2023
If you love Joe Fixit (and I do!) then you'll be in heaven. If you love Peter David (and I do! btw he's not doing well, if you can help he has a go fund me) you'll be in heaven. If you are a mild fan of either you will be pleasantly surprised how fun this book is. If you hate either one....WTF!? Go read a Meghan Fitzmartin book, it's what you deserve.
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Ultimate Goblin Jan 6, 2023
To be honest, I think there could be no better timing to read it, than actually before Immortal Hulk #17...
Well, I thought it was made for Hulk fans, but it feels more like for Spider-Man fans. So, who is UltimateGoblin? Is he Hulk fan or Spider-Man fan... Or is he both? I'm both, so that was awesome.
The art is simple and easy-going, but not on a "marvel adventures" level. It's well-drawn, but not over-drawn. I can't describe it, this comic reads just like I need it after all these philosophical Immortal Hulk dialogues.
This comic is a pure fan-service. It could be fine even as a one-shot, but it seems David builds something larger. I will certainly read next issues when they come out and I recommend you to do the same. I believe you won't like it on a level I did, I'm even surprised myself why I loved it so much, but I believe it would be still pretty enjoyable for me as a such lightweight story.
P.S. there's even an interesting hommage on The Incredible Hulk #1 on the first page. more
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Mighty Morphin Comic Rater Jan 25, 2023
Fantastic, this issue was a lot of fun. Exciting to see kingpin get his ass handed to him, which doesn't happen very often.
Simon DelMonte Jan 22, 2023
A great first issue, but I think PAD didn't understand the assignment since this is like 60 percent Spidey and only 20 percent Joe. Great art.
Blubber1976 Jan 14, 2023
The cover is far from dynamic but the story toddles along at a decent pace, with credible dialogue and competent interior artwork from Cinar. Difficult to see how they will deliver a full miniseries with such a narrow premise but its in the pull list and David is always worthwhile.
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Glyn Abbey Golf Club
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Wales' best kept secret
Glyn Abbey Golf Course is situated on the southern slope of the picturesque Gwendraeth valley and was built by British Coal as part of its restoration plan following completion of opencast coal mining operations.
The designer of the Course was no less than Dr Martin Hawtree BA MCD PhD, Fellow of the European Institute of Golf Course Architects. As such the layout is one of the very best in Wales. The surroundings are heavily wooded and there is an abundance of bird and other wildlife. In addition to the existing anncient Trimsaran Wood, a further 35,000 trees were planted during construction.
The Course was opened for play in 1992 and is now coming into maturity. The present management took over in August 1998 and have been responsible for numerous improvements to the Course as well as the construction of the Clubhouse, the Driving Range, Mission Course, Gym and numerous other Facilities.
A new Committee was formed from among the Members to run the Club itself and the Club joined both the Welsh Golfing Union and the Dyfed Golfing Union to provide the benefits of affiliation to the Membership. In Winter 2002 a separate Golf Club was constituted, independent of the management and ownership of the course. It is run entirely by the Members and controls all competition, handicapping and social matters.
Neil Evans, now in Desert Springs in Spain, was the new Management's first Professional. He was followed by Martin Stimson who is now at Ashburnham. Darren Griffiths, son of the famous snooker player Terry who is also the Club's President and hit the first ball at it's official opening, followed for the next 6 years, winning Welsh PGA Professional of the Year in 2008 before moving to Carmarthen as Director of Golf. He is now in Monte Rei in Portugal. Mike Davies joined us when Darren left and himself became Welsh PGA Professional of the Year in 2013 as well as winning a number of other awards. Find out more about Mike here
In 2009 Glyn Abbey was awarded Welsh Golf Club of the Year in recognition of everything it had done and achieved over the preceding 10 years. Mike's awards in 2013 showed that nothing stopped there either! More about Welsh Golf Club of the Year here
Today Glyn Abbey serves as a fantastic community facility with a reputation as the friendliest and most welcoming Club around. It has a great Membership with a strong Junior section, a thriving Seniors section and introduces many, many new entrants to the game every year. It runs a number of annual charity events, raising tens of thousands of pounds and does a lot of work with special needs groups in particular. It warmly welcomes visitors and is an outstanding society venue. Glyn Abbey is a small club which plays a big role. Proud of our heritage and culture we have kept true to our mission to provide golf which is both affordable and of a high standard to everyone
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