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Synonyms: continuity
See also: fanon, retcon, Word of God, Endgame, Canon Nazi, Headcanon,Closed canon
1 Etymology of the term
2 Official vs. Canonical
3 Closed vs. Open Canon
4 Canon in Real Person Fiction
5 Canon in Pop Culture
6 Mistaking Differing Characterizations For Non-Canon
7 Anecdotal Comments
8 Further Reading/Meta
Canon (in the context of fandom) is a source, or sources, considered authoritative by the fannish community. In other words, canon is what fans agree "actually" happened in a film, television show, novel, comic book, or concert tour. Specific sources considered canon may vary even within a specific fandom.
Etymology of the term
The term derives from the theological concept of canon: the foundational texts of a religion, such as the Tao-te-Ching, the Bhagavad-Gita, the Talmud, and the Bible.
While some scholars have argued that Sherlock Holmes fandom was the first to use the word "canon" in its fannish sense, this not quite correct. Their usage popularised, and gave added fannish heft to, an already common way of speaking about given bodies of fiction: "while Morley's 1934 essay "Doctor Watson's Secret" called the tales "the canon," the word was uncapitalized and lacked religious reverberations. It seems simply the term that occurred to the deep-dyed bookman in referring to the literary corpus, as often applied to other, lesser secular works such as Shakespeare. Elmer Davis had already used "canonical" the same way in reviewing Starrett's Private Life. Morley was Quaker in upbringing, not given to extravagance of religious expression in any event. Not until 1941, in an unpublished memoir about the BSI's beginnings, did Morley use a religious term: "since the Baker Street Irregulars refer to [Conan Doyle's] works as 'The Sacred Writings,' perhaps he may be nominated 'The Sacred Writer'" — but he did so as a nod to his old chum Elmer Davis, saluted by name immediately afterwards." (Jon Lellenberg, "The Ronald Knox Myth." The Sherlock Holmes Journal, vol. 30, no. 2 (Summer 2011), 5358. [1])
A fan, Ruth Berman, explained this to some Blake's 7 fans in 1992:
The collective name for a series such as Sherlock Holmes is the Canon (borrowed from religious terminology, because Sherlockian fandom grew out of Msgr Ronald Knox's article on textual criticism of the Holmes story - he meant it as a joking way of suggesting that textual criticism was a nit-pickingly silly way of trying to prove the Bible non-historical, but SH fans ignored the intended point and concentrated instead on the amusing game of applying questions of historical consistency to fiction). [1]
(However according to Lellenberg's thorough account, Knox seems never to have actually used the term himself: "Father Knox was not satirizing religious rites; he was satirizing German scholarship, a very different thing.")
The word cannon refers to a form of artillery gun and is pronounced the same as canon. Many modern fans have limited exposure to the religious usage, so they use the more familiar spelling, which leads to bemused rants by those who do understand the difference.[2]
Official vs. Canonical
In some cases, a fandom may embrace one work by an author, and yet reject a closely related work as "not canon." An author's works may be considered canon, while statements by the author are often considered to be merely opinion. See Fanon.
Prop canon is related to physical objects shown in a movie or a TV show, for example college degrees, driver's licenses, etc. Lacking conflicting evidence, prop canon is considered a reasonably canonical source, but occasionally dialog, or later show development may cancel it out. For example, in Stargate SG-1, Jack O'Neill had different birthdates depending on which driver's license was shown, while Rodney McKay on Stargate Atlantis has a certificate on his wall that gives his name as 'Rodney Ingram McKay' which was later contradicted in the episode McKay and Mrs. Miller when his sister said his full name was Meredith Rodney McKay.
Grey canon or gray canon refers to canon that is ambiguous in its canonicity: a detail implied or easily inferred in canon but not confirmed outright; a detail brought up in a creator commentary or podcast but never stated in canon itself. (Essentially, the canonicity of that fact is in a gray area.) An example of grey canon would be the "Previously" segments in Battlestar Galactica, which are not, in fact, previously aired material from an episode. Since the not-actually-Previouslies do not occur within the bounds of an episode, it is not unreasonable to call them non-canonical; but since they affect the episode to which they are attached, it might also make sense to call them part of canon. Another example is the character Billy from Power Rangers, whose surname was never stated on the show but who was referred to on some merchandise (and, years later, on the official Power Rangers website) as "Billy Cranston." Although many fans have embraced "Cranston" as canonical, there are some who do not accept it as canon.
Closed vs. Open Canon
Main article: Closed vs. Open Canon
A fandom is considered to possess a closed canon when no additional source material is expected to be forthcoming (there are no upcoming books, episodes, or movies in the series).
By contrast, an open canon would thus be one in which new episodes, books, or movies are being produced.
Canon in Real Person Fiction
RPF has inherited the story tropes and fanspeak of FPF, and along with the woobies and angst and all those first times came a way of discussing and of conceiving of RPF as a form of fanfiction. The terms canon, fanon and AU get bandied about in RPF circles the same way they're used in FPF meta.
While canon in FPF usually refers to the single recognized source for the fandom, in RPF there is no single source, and sources often contradict. Not surprisingly, fans don't agree about what is and is not canon in RPF fandoms, or how important it is to a story that isn't represented as an AU to get all the facts right. All RPF is a balance between the Real and the Fiction, but not all RPF sets the same balance. The sources of RPF canon are many, and not all fans have the time or inclination to research every piece of information available: tweets, convention appearances, TV or movie gag reels, interviews (both in print and recorded), "making of" documentaries, albums (for music), autobiographies, and biographies. And even when the facts (or gossip) are known, fans will disagree about what is appropriate to include as "canon" and what is invasion of privacy.
Writing canon-based RPF has been compared to writing historical fiction where an author is "filling in the blanks of an event that really happened"[3]. This kind of story encompasses everything from Sports RPF stories that contain play by play recreations of actual games to Historical RPF which recreates the lives of sometimes long dead historical figures, extrapolating from detailed knowledge and research of the period. Actor and musician RPF also has these sorts of stories where the filming of specific episodes of television shows, parts of films or actual concerts are an integral part of the plot.
The level to which an RPF story is not canon compliant, and the point at which it becomes an AU, is open to debate. At the extreme end of the spectrum, stories that place real people in scenarios totally removed from their actual lives, stories where the members of My Chemical Romance are on a spaceship or where J2 are bullriders are obvious uses of the real characters in completely non-canon settings. While some aspects of their canon selves might come along for the ride, no one thinks the story is supposed to represent their real lives.
The less obviously non canon–compliant story is the one where My Chemical Romance members are still musicians and J2 are still actors, perhaps even doing many things the real people have actually done, but the desire on the part of the author for perfect detail, or their willingness to use non–celebrities in supporting roles, may push the story away from true canon compliance. This distinction is harder to draw, and different fandoms have different cultures that determine where that line is.
To some extent all RPF, and all historical fiction as well, contains elements of fiction mixed in with the reality of the characters. In RPF though, the author may be setting the story in a simulacrum of the person's real milieu—describing some semblance of a television show studio or tour bus—but was never intending to realistically portray that person's life. In these stories, the use of fanon in place of canon is often intentional. In other cases the author chooses not to learn the difference between the two, either because they don't want to research every detail of their characters real life progenitors, or they don't think they should.[4]
Canon in Pop Culture
T-Rex of Dinosaur Comics once proclaimed several events in his life to be non-canon, including "any event in which I was embarrassed." [5]
Mistaking Differing Characterizations For Non-Canon
Some fans feel that canon also extends to characterization and not just the facts or events that take place in the published novel or on screen. The two are so intertwined that a character who behaves "non-canonically" is also considered to be based on "illogical characterizations" that are not supported by the source:
Decades ago, Devra Langsam (coeditor and publisher of SPOCKANALIA, the first Star Trek fanzine, beginning in 1967) codified this in what came to be known as "Langsam's Law." In an essay published in WARPED SPACE 50 (1984, T'Kuhtian Press), Paula Smith described it thusly: "In writing media-based fiction there is a special caveat: Langsam's Law, or, 'Don't Make Him Say That.'[6] Don't make an established character do or say something out of line with his established character, or if you must, give good, solid reasons why. If you must write a Darth-Vader-is-really-a-pussycat story, explain in the story why he also strangles crewmen when irked." And the debate has raged ever since. For my own part, I initially was somewhat startled to realize, upon reading my first fanzine those many decades ago, that other people could and did interpret these characters somewhat differently than I did. After a while I concluded that there was a continuum of logical characterization--always demonstrably rooted in canon--along with the who-the-fuck-*are*-these-people "interpretations." As far as I can tell, these are based on projection, wish fulfillment, and/or what I call "spackletext" (as opposed to genuine subtext) from writers (well, story posters, at least) who want the characters to meet their specific desires in emotional/physical/therapeutic gratification and are completely oblivious or simply uncaring as to how that is achieved. [7]
Anecdotal Comments
I used to stick to canon religiously. Now, I just say "screw it" for Trek... The bottom line is that I'll stick to canon religiously, until the show itself gives me cause not to.... what's the point of sticking to canon? If you want to, sure, but we're already breaking the rules just by writing trek at all. If canon makes sense within the context of your story, keep it. If not, wave bye-bye. [8]
...the authority of canon is endowed not by its creators, but by its fans. In forming canon, fans choose the pieces of canon that they like and discard the rest, and what's really remarkable about this process is that it is both individual and deeply, deeply communal. We have our own idea of canon, but we also debate what should be in the canon and what should not. In fact, original authors take part in the same debate. At the end of long running series, they often provide definitive pairings to quash fandom speculations.
In its original context, canon refers to religious texts like the Bible, itself subject of endless debates over the meanings of its words. In a church right now, the Biblical canon is being contested.
That is because "canon" is a contradiction in terms, and it cannot exist without being contested. It is considered "authoritative," but canon's very power and authority become the grounds for questions, and challenges, and doubts. The more we adhere to canon and the more seriously we take the words on the page, the better we see the cracks and the more questions we ask.
The complex relationship that fans have with original authors mirrors this anxiety. These original authors are sometimes referred to as The Power That Be, or simply Creators, and their pronouncements are Words of God. For the major religions, their gods are either dead or non-living beings, communicating with their flocks only through cryptic thousands years old manuscripts, but for many fandoms their gods are talking shit on Twitter dot com, after which discovery it becomes significantly harder for fans to take them seriously.
But gods only exist if they are worshiped, and canon is made not by creators but by fans. The "canonical" versions of ancient fairy tales may be dark in their first tellings, but the versions anyone cares about are the Disney ones, which hold more cultural power. Culture, in case we forget, is a social activity. There is no one true canon; it is an amalgamation of all our ideas about what it should be. Canon is also constantly changing, waiting for the next person to take it, to shape it, long after the original author has written the last word. [9]
Further Reading/Meta
Tiny Marshmallows Want to Be Free by Mer (1999 or early 2000s)
Canon/fanon; archive link by Jane Davitt (2004)
More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Canon and Fanon, Archived version by Melusina (2004)
Canon canon canon starts with C, Archived version (Jan 2005)
Canon, Music Theory and the Fandom, Archived version (Jan 2005)
Life After Deathly Hollows (2006)
Canon Versus Fanon Versus Authorial Intent by Merlin Missy (2007)
Re: Catching Up With Past Anons, Archived version - fail_fandomanon discussion about what is good use of canon in RPF fic (2013)
Creating Headcanons: Everyone Does It (2015)
Do Characters Belong to Their Fans or Their Creators?; WebCite (2015)
Captain America and Bucky are Just Friends (2015)
↑ comments by Ruth Herman in Horizon Letterzine #3 (August 1992)
↑ copperbadge. etymological discussion of canon vs cannon, posted to Dreamwidth 9 January 2013. (Accessed 2013-04-17)
↑ emily_shore. Two kinds of RPF, posted February 11, 2009. (accessed March 25, 2010.) archived.
↑ mrs_leary in bradleycolin—Crossing the line in RPS..., posted September 14, 2009. (accessed March 25, 2010.) archived.
↑ T-Rex oh man, last night was so non-canon April 06 2004. Accessed October 4, 2008.
↑ "Don't make him say that" goes back as early as 1972 in Fan Writing Panel or Don't Make Him Say That!, printed in Masiform D 3 in 1973.
↑ klangley56 commenting in Will the real characterization please stand up?, dated May 29, 2007; accessed Feb 8, 2011; WebCite.
↑ comment by Jessica Krucek at Fan Fiction -- Why?, September 29, 1996
↑ The Fandom Meta Blog, Archived version, post by Erica (July 2018)
Retrieved from "https://fanlore.org/w/index.php?title=Canon&oldid=1548967"


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Supreme Court Clears Way for Execution of Federal Prisoner
By Αssociated Press
FILE - In this Dec. 10, 2019, file photo the guard tower flanks the sign at the entrance to the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Ind. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy, File)
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — The Trump administration was moving ahead early Tuesday with the execution of the first federal prison inmate in 17 years after a divided Supreme Court reversed lower courts and ruled federal executions could proceed.
Daniel Lewis Lee had been scheduled to receive a lethal dose of the powerful sedative pentobarbital at 4 p.m. EDT Monday. But a court order issued Monday morning by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan prevented Lee's execution.
A federal appeals court in Washington refused the administration's plea to step in, leaving the hold in place, before the Supreme Court acted by a 5-4 vote. Still, Lee's lawyers insisted the execution could not go forward after midnight under federal regulations.
With conservatives in the majority, the court said in an unsigned opinion that the prisoners' "executions may proceed as planned." The four liberal justices dissented.
Lee's execution was scheduled for about 4 a.m. EDT Tuesday, according to court papers.
The Bureau of Prisons had continued with preparations even as lower courts paused the proceedings.
Lee, of Yukon, Oklahoma, has had access to social visitors, visited with his spiritual adviser and has been allowed to receive mail, prison officials said. The witnesses for Lee are expected to include three family members, his lawyers and spiritual adviser.
Lee was convicted in Arkansas of the 1996 killings of gun dealer William Mueller, his wife, Nancy, and her 8-year-old daughter, Sarah Powell.
"The government has been trying to plow forward with these executions despite many unanswered questions about the legality of its new execution protocol," said Shawn Nolan, one of the attorneys for the men facing federal execution.
The decision to move forward during a global health pandemic that has killed more than 135,000 people in the United States and is ravaging prisons nationwide, drew scrutiny from civil rights groups as well as family of Lee's victims.
Some members of the victims' family argued they would be put at high risk for the coronavirus if they had to travel to attend, and sought to delay the execution until it was safer to travel. Those claims were at first granted but also eventually overturned by the Supreme Court.
Critics argue that the government is creating an unnecessary and manufactured urgency for political gain. The developments are also likely to add a new front to the national conversation about criminal justice reform in the lead-up to the 2020 elections.
Two more executions are scheduled this week, though one, Wesley Ira Purkey, was on hold in a separate legal claim. Dustin Lee Honken's execution was scheduled for on Friday.
A fourth man, Keith Dwayne Nelson, is scheduled to be executed in August.
In an interview with The Associated Press last week, Attorney General William Barr said the Justice Department has a duty to carry out the sentences imposed by the courts, including the death penalty, and to bring a sense of closure to the victims and those in the communities where the killings happened.
But relatives of those killed by Lee strongly oppose that idea. They wanted to be present to counter any contention that it was being done on their behalf.
"For us it is a matter of being there and saying, `This is not being done in our name; we do not want this,'" said relative Monica Veillette.
The federal prison system has struggled in recent months to contain the exploding number of coronavirus cases behind bars. There are currently four confirmed coronavirus cases among inmates at the Terre Haute prison, according to federal statistics, and one inmate there has died.
Barr said he believes the Bureau of Prisons could "carry out these executions without being at risk." The agency has put a number of additional measures in place, including temperature checks and requiring witnesses to wear masks.
But on Sunday, the Justice Department disclosed that a staff member involved in preparing for the execution had tested positive for the coronavirus, but said he had not been in the execution chamber and had not come into contact with anyone on the specialized team sent to handle the execution.
The three men scheduled to be executed this week had also been given execution dates when Barr announced the federal government would resume executions last year, ending an informal moratorium on federal capital punishment as the issue receded from the public domain.
Executions on the federal level have been rare and the government has put to death only three defendants since restoring the federal death penalty in 1988 — most recently in 2003, when Louis Jones was executed for the 1995 kidnapping, rape and murder of a young female soldier.
In 2014, following a botched state execution in Oklahoma, President Barack Obama directed the Justice Department to conduct a broad review of capital punishment and issues surrounding lethal injection drugs.
The attorney general said last July that the Obama-era review had been completed, clearing the way for executions to resume.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Five fired Memphis police officers were charged Thursday with second-degree murder and other crimes in the arrest and death of Tyre Nichols, a Black motorist who died three days after a confrontation with the officers during a traffic stop.
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Q: Connecting to google datastore emulator with ASP.NET Core application I am trying to configure the datastore emulator locally(running on windows) for development and testing as far as updating indexes in the cloud takes a lot of time. I am going step by step through this guide:

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*gcloud beta emulators datastore start

*Should configure environment variables: just writing manually line by line set VARIABLE_NAME=VARIABLE_VALUE

*Trying to access localhost:8081 - returns Ok

*Trying to access localhost:8081/datastore - returns Not found

*Restarted application locally and trying some operations on datastore: all changes are applied on the cloud, not locally...

A: I have followed the same steps, but couldn't get it working unless I provided explicit instructions to DataStore's Create call.
You need to differentiate whether your code is running in GCP vs Local.
If you are in local environment, you need to create DataStoreDB as follows.
DatastoreDb db = DatastoreDb.Create(projectId, string.Empty, new DatastoreClientImpl(
                new Datastore.DatastoreClient(
                    new Channel("localhost", 8081, ChannelCredentials.Insecure)), new DatastoreSettings()));

I am still exploring if you could do without initializing specifically to localhost

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private DatastoreDb _datastoreDb = new DatastoreDbBuilder
    {
        EmulatorDetection = EmulatorDetection.EmulatorOnly
    }.Build();

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5 Things That Will Be Different If Mitt Romney Defeats Barack Obama
10 Aug, 2012 by	John Hawkins
Far too much of the campaign season so far has revolved around trivia. That's largely Barack Obama's fault. Obama wants to see more of Mitt's tax returns. Who cares? Obama's rich, but Mitt's really rich; so we should hate him because he has more money than we do — or something. After Mitt left Bain, some company went bust, some random guy lost his health care and later got it back, but it wasn't as good as it was at Bain; so Mitt killed his wife somehow or another? On the other hand, while Mitt's campaign has at least focused on meaningful issues, the ad dollars have mostly been spent highlighting the sea of incompetence that has been Barack Obama's first four years in the White House, as opposed to what Romney would do when he gets elected. On top of that, neither candidate has exactly been a model of consistency when it comes to his views. So, it's worth asking the question: What will be different if Mitt Romney defeats Barack Obama?
1) Businesses will feel more comfortable hiring and spending money: As William Henry Harrison noted, "The prudent capitalist will never adventure his capital… if there exists a state of uncertainty as to whether the government will repeal tomorrow what it has enacted today." Barack Obama has introduced just that kind of uncertainty into the economy with his demonization of business, Obamacare, the fiscal cliff, and the threat of tax increases in his second term. That's why American corporations have piled up record cash reserves instead of using that money to increase production and hire new workers. Romney will be business-friendly, will oppose tax hikes, cut regulations, and reassure these companies that they're not going to be under attack for the next four years. In and of itself, that should significantly improve the economy and help create jobs.
2) Obamacare will be gutted: Obamacare is essentially Romneycare writ large and if Mitt were perfectly honest, he'd probably tell you that he thinks there's a lot to like in the plan. While there's always an outside chance that Mitt might be looking for some way to save Obamacare, he has gone so far out on a limb to condemn the unpopular plan that there would be serious political ramifications if he doesn't pull the trigger when the time comes. So, whether Obamacare will ultimately live or die on the vine seems likely to depend on who wins in November.
3) Taking a crack at entitlement reform: It is impossible for the United States to get its spending under control without real entitlement reform and Barack Obama has chosen to demagogue the issue instead of making a serious attempt to fix the problem. Whether Romney could pull it off is up in the air because realistically, without some Democratic cooperation, it's not going to be possible to reform Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. Still, when someone as cautious as Mitt Romney makes the politically risky decision to embrace Paul Ryan's plan, it means something. Mitt may not be able to push through entitlement reform, but if it's passed in the next four years, he'll deserve the lion's share of the credit.
4) Taxes are more likely to go down than up: If Barack Obama is reelected, we can be sure that he will push a number of new tax increases and there are signs that the Republican Party is starting to soften its position on the issue. On the other hand, Mitt Romney is likely to push cuts to the marginal tax rate, the death tax, and the corporate tax rate in an effort to stimulate economic growth. That doesn't mean it's impossible that we could see a tax increase because Democrats are likely to demand higher taxes in return for their cooperation on any sort of serious entitlement reform or deficit reduction plan. However, Obama would be likely to raise taxes significantly in his second term, while Romney would be much more likely to cut them.
5) The Supreme Court may move to the right: Currently, we have four doctrinaire liberals on the Supreme Court (Kagan, Sotomayor, Ginsburg, and Breyer), three originalist conservatives (Alito, Thomas, Scalia), and two right leaning moderates (Roberts, Kennedy). After looking at that precarious balance, consider that Ruth Bader Ginsburg is 79, Antonin Scalia is 76, Anthony Kennedy is 75, and Stephen Breyer is 73. What that means is that depending on who retires, a single appointment has the potential to lead to a historic shift on the Court. Given the buzzsaw that George W. Bush ran into when he tried to appoint Harriet Miers, Mitt Romney has very little room to maneuver here. Appointing candidates that the base believes are originalists will be a necessity and then we'll face the same crapshoot that we always do with conservative judges: Will they stay true to the law or move to the left?


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Q: How to get current value on keypress I am using vue.js and creating a table inside table I ahve an input field as quantity so when I am typing first word it is printing empty on console
Supose I am typing 3 then is shows empty and if I am typing 44 then it prints 4, I am capturing the event using v-on:keypress I don't know what is wrong here

var app = new Vue({
  el: "#app",
  data: {

    invoice_products: [{
      product_no: '',
      product_name: '',
      product_price: '',
      product_qty: '',
      line_total: 0
    }]
  },

  methods: {
    calculateLineTotal(invoice_product) {
      console.log(invoice_product.product_qty)
    }
  }
});

        Quantity

          <input class="form-control text-right" type="number" min="0" step=".01" v-model="invoice_product.product_qty" v-on:keypress="calculateLineTotal(invoice_product)" />

A: You should use keyup event handler.
KeyPress, KeyUp and KeyDown are analogous to, respectively: Click, MouseUp, and MouseDown.

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*Down happens first

*Press happens second (when text is entered)

*Up happens last (when text input is complete).

var app = new Vue({
  el: "#app",
  data: {

    invoice_products: [{
      product_no: '',
      product_name: '',
      product_price: '',
      product_qty: '',
      line_total: 0
    }]
  },

  methods: {
    calculateLineTotal(invoice_product) {
      console.log(invoice_product.product_qty)
    }
  }
});

        Quantity

          <input class="form-control text-right" type="number" min="0" step=".01" v-model="invoice_product.product_qty" v-on:keyup="calculateLineTotal(invoice_product)" />

A: Your problem is that the on keypress event is fired when the key is pressed, before being processed in the input field; the reason being to allow your event process function to capture it and eventually filter it off. That's why the field does not yet show the correct result, as it has not "seen" the key yet.
So, the solution you need is to change your logic to capture the keyup event that will be fired once the key has been input in the focused field.


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'Whitey' Bulger trial juror: Sickened by 'tainted' testimony
A juror in the James "Whitey" Bulger trial said Tuesday that testimony revealing deep-seated corruption in the FBI and government during the mobster's heyday left her disgusted with the judicial system.
Janet Uhlar, speaking to CNN's Deborah Feyerick in her first interview since the federal jury on Monday convicted Bulger on 31 of 32 counts, called him an "old man" and said he may not have been a government informant.
The jury found Bulger guilty of counts including extortion, money laundering, drug dealing and weapons possession. It held Bulger responsible for the murders of 11 people.
Bulger, 83, faces a maximum sentence of up to life plus 30 years in prison.
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5 killed in Illinois village shooting; suspect slain in shootout
Five people were killed and a 6-year-old girl was taken to a hospital after a shooting in a tiny western Illinois village early Wednesday, officials said.
A suspect in the slaughter in Manchester, Illinois, was killed following a chase and shootout with police hours later, authorities said.
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Guatemalan court begins to untangle genocide trial standstill
A week ago, the genocide trial of former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt appeared headed to a historic conclusion. Today, it is at a standstill, the result of procedural missteps that have cast uncertainty over the process.
The country's Constitutional Court on Tuesday began to answer some of the legal questions that are holding up the trial. But the biggest one - whether the trial proceedings will be annulled - remains to be clarified.
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Death penalty sought in theater shootings
Prosecutors said Monday they will seek the death penalty for Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes despite his offer last week to plead guilty in exchange for avoiding a death sentence.
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Cops: New York couple's abduction a hoax
An apparent abduction involving a couple in New York City was a hoax, part of a surprise birthday party, New York police said Monday.
The people involved came forward, police said. Since a police report was never filed, there will be no charges, police spokeswoman Sophia Tassy said.
Lebanese Prime Minister Nijab Mikati resigned Friday after failing to quell disputes within his cabinet.
Lebanon's government resigns
Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati announced the resignation of his government Friday amid what his spokesman said were disputes among his cabinet over preparations for parliamentary elections and the future of a top Lebanon security official.
Mikati, who led a coalition government for the last two years, made the announcement live on Lebanese TV.
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Snowy car pileup causes 100 injuries
About 100 people suffered minor to moderate injuries in a multi-vehicle crash Thursday south of Edmonton, Canada, Alberta Health Services said on its Twitter feed.
According to official road reports, a snowstorm has made the roadways extremely dangerous. The snowy conditions and smoke from multiple crashes caused by those conditions have resulted in delays of six hours or more, reports say. Snow plow trucks have been pulled off of the roadway because of poor visibility.
Alberta Health Services, Alberta's provincial health authority, lowered its initial estimate of 300 injuries in the pileup in Leduc, south of Edmonton. Most of the injuries were minor, it said, with six considered moderate and one serious.
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S. Korea: Hacking traced to IP address in China
The suspected cyber attack that appeared to target South Korean banks and broadcasters Wednesday originated from an IP address in China, South Korea's Communications Committee said in a statement Thursday.
The attack damaged 32,000 computers and servers of media and financial companies, the committee said.
South Korean officials are analyzing the cause and are working to prevent any further damage, the committee said.
The attack infected banks' and broadcasters' computer networks with a malicious program that slowed or shut systems down, officials and the semiofficial Yonhap News Agency said.
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Military names 7 Marines killed in accident
The U.S. Marine Corps has released the identities of the seven Marines killed in Monday's explosion at the Hawthorne Army Depot in Nevada. They are:
• Pfc. Joshua M. Martino, 19, Clearfield, Pennsylvania;
• Lance Cpl. David P. Fenn II, 20, Polk City, Florida;
• Lance Cpl. Roger W. Muchnick Jr., 23, Fairfield, Connecticut;
• Lance Cpl. Joshua C. Taylor, 21, Marietta, Ohio;
• Lance Cpl. Mason J. Vanderwork, 21, Hickory, North Carolina;
• Lance Cpl. William T. Wild IV, 21, Anne Arundel, Maryland;
• Cpl. Aaron J. Ripperda, 26, Madison, Illinois.
The cause of the Monday night blast was a 60 mm round that detonated inside a mortar tube, Brig. Gen. James W. Lukeman, commanding general of the 2nd Marine Division, told reporters.
The Marines said in a statement Tuesday evening that all 60 mm mortar rounds and tubes used to fire them are being pulled pending an investigation.
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Richard James Beasley, 53, was convicted of being the mastermind of a plot to kill men lured by Craigslist ad.
Jury recommends death for 'Craigslist killer'
A jury on Wednesday unanimously recommended Richard James Beasley be sentenced to death for killing three men who had answered a Craigslist ad for work on an Ohio cattle farm.
Summit County Judge Lynne Callahan set sentencing for Tuesday.
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Senate OKs bill to keep government running
The U.S. Senate approved legislation on Wednesday aimed at funding the government through the end of September and avoiding a partial federal shutdown, while also softening the blow of sweeping forced spending cuts. The measure now goes to the House of Representatives.
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Obama, Netanyahu exchange assurances on Iran, Syria, Palestinians
President Barack Obama is visiting Israel, Jerusalem and the West Bank for the first time since he became president. He and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a joint news conference Wednesday evening in Jerusalem.
[Update 3:16 p.m.] The news conference has concluded.
[Update 3:15 p.m.] Netanyahu said the United States and Israel have a "common assessment" on Iran's progress in developing a nuclear weapon.
[Update 3:09 p.m.] Obama said that he "purposely did not want to come here and make some big announcement that might not match up to the reality" on the ground regarding the Middle East peace process.
[Update 3:04 p.m.] "I think there is time to resolve this issue diplomatically," Obama said about tension over Iran's nuclear program.
[Update 2:56 p.m.] Obama said that "all options are on the table" regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions, adding that "we will do what is necessary in preventing Iran from getting the world's worst weapons."
Netanyahu said he was "absolutely convinced" that Obama is "determined to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon."
[Update 2:52 p.m.] Obama said he has ordered an investigation of whether the Syrian government used chemical weapons against its own people, adding he was "deeply skeptical" of any claim the opposition had used them.
"Once we have established the facts, I have made clear that the use of chemical weapons is a game-changer," Obama said, stopping short of saying what he would do if Syria had crossed his "red line" for stronger action.
[Update 2:49 p.m.] Obama said the Syrian government's "use of chemical weapons against the Syrian people would be a serious and tragic mistake," adding that Damascus "will be held for accountable for the use of chemical weapons or their transfer to terrorists."
[Update 2:45 p.m.] Obama said he and Netanyahu discussed extending U.S. assistance for Israel beyond the 2017 deadline of the current agreement between their countries.
[Update 2:42 p.m.] Netanyahu said Wednesday that he hoped the visit by Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry can "help us turn a page in relations" with Palestinians seeking their own state.
[First post 2:38 p.m.] Netanyahu said Wednesday that diplomacy and sanctions have not stopped Iran's efforts to develop a nuclear weapon so far, adding that a peaceful solution also requires a clear and credible threat of military action.
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Report: French hostage killed in Mali
A French hostage held in Mali has been executed by al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, Mauritania's ANI news agency reports.
The agency attributed the information to an AQIM spokesman.
Six other French hostages are still being held in Mali.
French and allied forces, including Malian and Chadian troops, have made significant inroads in recent weeks combating Islamist extremist fighters.
Islamist extremists carved out a large haven in northern Mali last year, taking advantage of a chaotic situation after a military coup by the separatist party MNLA. The militants banned music, smoking, drinking and watching sports on television. They also destroyed historic tombs and shrines.
French involvement in the conflict began on January 11, the day after militants said they had seized the city of Konna, east of Diabaly in central Mali, and were poised to advance south toward Bamako, the capital.
Filed under: Africa • France • Mali • World
Obama takes off for Israel, West Bank
President Barack Obama departed Joint Base Andrews Tuesday evening aboard Air Force One for his first visit to Israel and the West Bank since he became president in 2009.
Iran is the top issue as Obama heads to Jerusalem for meetings with Israeli officials, including President Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The prime minister has at times voiced concerns Washington has a less urgent view than Israel of Iran's progress toward developing a nuclear warhead. But Netanyahu has welcomed the administration's more muscular language of late that "all options" are on the table and that its policy is to prevent - not contain - a nuclear Iran.
Post by: CNN Chief National Correspondent John King, The CNN Wire
Filed under: Barack Obama • Israel • Palestinians • Politics • World
House intel chair: 'High probability' Syria used chemical weapons
There is a "high probability" that Syria used chemical weapons during fighting with opposition forces, though a final verification is needed, U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday.
"I have a high probability to believe that chemical weapons were used," Rogers, R-Michigan, told CNN. "We need that final verification, but given everything we know over the last year and a half, I would come to the conclusion that they are either positioned for use, and ready to do that, or in fact have been used."
Rogers and Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, struck ominous tones in an interview on CNN's "Situation Room" about the possibility that Syria had crossed what President Barack Obama has said was a "red line" that could lead to the United States' getting involved militarily in the conflict.
Filed under: Politics • Syria
Lockdown ends at Indiana college
A lockdown imposed Tuesday afternoon at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis has been lifted, according to the school's Twitter account.
Students and staff at the university had been asked to take shelter earlier Tuesday afternoon while police investigated a report of an armed person on campus.
Filed under: Crime • Indiana • Justice • U.S.
The Statue of Liberty, damaged in October by Superstorm Sandy, is due to reopen in July, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says.
Statue of Liberty to reopen
The Statue of Liberty will reopen to the public by the Fourth of July, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced Tuesday afternoon during a conference call with reporters.
The World Heritage Site was damaged during Superstorm Sandy in October and has been closed to the public since.
Filed under: New York • Superstorm Sandy • U.S. • Weather
Carnival cancels Triumph cruises through May
Carnival Cruise Lines announced Tuesday afternoon that an additional 10 cruises have been canceled for the Carnival Triumph while repairs are made to the fire-damaged ship.
The Carnival Triumph, which was stranded in the Gulf of Mexico for several unpleasant days in February, is now slated to return to service on June 3, Carnival spokesman Vance Gulliksen said.
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Syrian opposition group selects leader
The main Syrian opposition umbrella group, meeting in Istanbul, Turkey, has chosen a U.S.-educated Kurdish businessman to head its provisional government, an opposition activist who attended the vote said Monday.
Ghassan Hitto, an information technology executive who went to college in Indiana and lived for many years in Dallas, was elected Monday to lead a government whose specific role may be spelled out at a planned news conference Tuesday.
Hitto was born in Damascus and is a member of the board of the Syrian American Council, the council said in a news release after the vote.
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Police in Tenn. town must take polygraphs
After a series of problems that included a police officer using a racial slur, the new police chief in a Tennessee town is trying to clean up his department's image by requiring all applicants to take a polygraph test.
"I felt that it would help me to select people with good moral character to be police officers," Chief Shane Sullivan told CNN on Saturday. "The town's had enough bad happen to it, and I want to rebuild the department and give them professional law enforcement."
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Brazil manager Tite has suggested that Manchester United midfielder Fred can 'steal the scene' as Neymar's replacement.
The Selecao will be without their talisman for the remainder of the group stage after picking up an ankle injury in their 2-0 win over Serbia to kick off their World Cup campaign last week.
In Neymar's place, Brazil are expected to move Lucas Paqueta into the number ten role, with Fred coming in to partner Manchester United teammate Casemiro deeper in midfield.
Speaking ahead of their clash with Switzerland, Tite has backed Fred to step up as he so often does for his country.
"Sometimes we see it in the movies where someone who isn't the star steals the scene," Tite cryptically said.
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Forcing Bosses to Pay More Works, and It's Spreading
The most credible argument against a $15 minimum wage is collapsing.
by Matt Taylor
October 23, 2018, 6:52pm
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If you're living in a large American city, you might be forgiven for not realizing the federal minimum wage in America remains just $7.25 an hour, the level set back in the throes of recession in 2009. With spectacularly dysfunctional Congresses failing to address wages at all, some local and state governments have stepped in to push up the limit minimum employers can pay workers. But that trend has mostly affected blue locales—in several Southern, conservative-dominated states like Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina, no jurisdiction has a rate above the federal minimum. In Missouri last year, Republicans in the state legislature actually forced St. Louis to lower its minimum wage.
The federal law became a key issue in the 2016 Democratic primary, in which Bernie Sanders called for a $15 minimum wage—a number often held up as the gold standard by progressive activists—whereas the more cautious Hillary Clinton supported a wage increase generally but said the federal rate should be $12. Since then, support for the "fight for $15" has become a sort of litmus test for Democrats with national ambition. But even before that, liberal cities were working on ambitious wage policies: In 2014, Seattle stunned wonks and political analysts alike with a plan to phase in a $15 minimum wage over several years amidst what was then a statewide level of $9.32. Cities like San Francisco and LA followed suit, followed by entire (blue) states, like California, Massachusetts, and New York.
Yet even as the political momentum was clearly on the side of labor activists and paying people more money at a time of exploding inequality, skeptics were making noise. Among other potential snags, they argued, was the possibility that sending wages up might just inspire bosses to cut back on workers' hours or hire fewer people. Seattle was quickly fashioned into a sort of ground zero for a heated (and wonky) debate between experts. Some analyses concluded the initial wage boost had a positive overall impact, while economists at the University of Washington argued in a study last year that the city's incremental spike from $11 to $13 resulted in major negative outcomes for low-income workers. Among other eye-popping stats contained in that 2017 appraisal: Pay dropped $125 on average for workers in 2016, and some 5,000 fewer people were employed than would have been otherwise, the authors said. The idea was at least in part that bosses might be automating that increasingly expensive work—or else just making do with less of it.
That gave some credibility to the anti-$15 crowd. But it looks more and more like the wage bump is as good for workers as activists say it is.
As the New York Times reported Monday, a new paper from the same UW team amounted to a tacit endorsement, at least compared to its previous findings, of the Seattle plan. Many workers stuck in low-paying jobs saw material gains in overall pay—an average of $84 per month for those working the most hours in the nine months since the 2016 pay bump. And while some new workers may have been kept out of the job market by a relative paucity of lower-paying jobs—and others saw minimal gains in minimum-wage jobs with fewer hours—more human beings making more money in a smaller amount of time overall seemed like the clearest product of the law.
"At the end of the day, it really to me points to the hazards of a single case study," Ben Zipperer, an expert on the minimum wage at the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute (EPI), told the Times after writing a blog post critical of the University of Washington analyses. (In defense of the work, Jacob Vigdor, a UW economist, argued the two studies were not wholly incompatible and stressed the complexity of the issues: "What we can't tell from our data is whether a lot of people are trying to find work and not finding anyone willing to hire them, or whether there just aren't as many people making the effort," he told the paper.)
No matter where you come down, though, it's safe to say the most credible critique of aggressive schemes to raise pay for workers in America is in serious doubt.
"When you combine the study's findings with EPI's critiques, you find that the Seattle policy is quite clearly having its intended effect," Jared Bernstein, former senior economist to Vice President Joe Biden and a senior fellow at the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, told me in an email.
As Bernstein pointed out, and Vigdor admitted was a tricky thing to unpack, part of what's going on here is a broader economic boom in Seattle. It's fair to wonder how applicable this example of minimum-wage policy success would be elsewhere.
"There is likely room for most cities to raise their minimum wage without serious harm to employment, but I would not think most could be as aggressive as Seattle in this respect," Dean Baker, co-founder of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, wrote me Monday.
Still, progressives have an example of an ambitious minimum-wage boost working, and skeptics of such proposals are left to make increasingly desperate arguments about the fickle labor market. And whether it's Sanders or some other progressive like Elizabeth Warren or Kamala Harris or Cory Booker, you can expect the Democrat who challenges Donald Trump for the presidency in 2020 to go hard on a $15 (or similar) plan nationally.
What remains to be seen is just how many other cities follow Seattle's lead in the meantime—and whether national Democrats jump on this bandwagon to the extent they should.
"Clearly, the higher minimum wage hasn't prevented the city's economy from booming," Bernstein told me of Seattle. "This is contrary to the critics who, to this day, argue against reams of evidence that any minimum wage increase will tank the economy."
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Comexi and Prima Jaya Eratama Reinforce Their Strategic Alliance With Two New Acquisitions
The Indonesian company has bought a Comexi F4 press and a Comexi ML1 MC laminator, installed at its facilities in Tangerang
Comexi, a specialist in solutions for the printing industry and the conversion of flexible packaging, and Prima Jaya Eratama, one of Indonesia's leading flexible packaging manufacturers, have reinforced their strategic alliance. Prima Jaya Eratama has acquired a new flexographic press, a Comexi F4, and the newly launched laminator, the Comexi ML1 MC, installed at their facilities, located in Tangerang. The relation between both companies dates back to April 2012 when the Indonesian converter purchased its first Comexi machine, a slitter.
Mr. Tjen Fa Sen, owner of Prima Jaya Eratama, states that "customer satisfaction is very important to us, therefore a machine's capability, in terms of technology and output in a manufacturing company, is vital." One of the reasons that led Mr. Tjen to contact Comexi for the first time was the fact that Comexi is a company which can provide machines with exceptional capabilities. Presently, Prima Jaya Eratama relies on Comexi's competence and will continue to do so. Additionally, valuable is the 24 hours customer service Comexi provides. More importantly, "Comexi has expanded to South East Asia and technical help will give more prestige to our company", emphasizes Mr. Tien Fa Sen.
Currently, the Indonesian company has two Comexi laminators, two Comexi flexo printing presses with the Laser Clean Roller (LCR), and two Comexi slitters, installed in its production plant. Due to the recent acquisition of the Comexi F4 printing press, Prima Jaya Eratama has optimised the customer's need to do short runs. Additionally, the purchase of the Comexi ML1 MC laminator, allows for the structure realization of three layers, heat seal, coatings at register as matt or gloss varnishes, as well as the possibility of laminating without solvents.
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Prima Jaya Eratama provides a variety of high-quality products and services to suit the customer needs, adding value to their products. Being flexible and innovative, their mission is to satisfy the current and evolving packaging requirements of their customers.
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JOHANNESBURG -- Oscar Pistorius' track career was put on hold indefinitely Sunday as his agent canceled all future races so the double-amputee Olympian can focus on defending himself against his murder charge.
After visiting Pistorius at the police station he is being held at, agent Peet van Zyl said in a statement there is "no option but to cancel all future races that Oscar Pistorius had been contracted to compete in to allow Oscar to concentrate on the upcoming legal proceedings."
Pistorius was arrested and charged with the Valentine's Day murder of model girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, who was shot multiple times at Pistorius' upscale Pretoria home in the early hours of Thursday.
Pistorius has been held since Friday at the Brooklyn police station in the South African capital, where Van Zyl visited Sunday along with members of Pistorius' family and his legal team.
"The nature of my visit today was twofold," Van Zyl said. "On a personal level I wanted to offer my support to Oscar, who I have known and worked with for the last seven years and consider a friend and a great professional athlete.
"Secondly, I wanted to briefly discuss racing matters, given that his key focus is defending himself against this serious charge."
Van Zyl said Pistorius' endorsements, including with big-name brands such as Nike and Oakley, were safe for now since sponsors have committed themselves to the South African, despite his murder charge. That could change, depending on the outcome of Pistorius' case.
"I can confirm that at this point in time all parties are supportive and their contractual commitments are maintained," Van Zyl said. "They have said they are happy to let the legal process take its course before making any change in their position."
On the track, Pistorius had finalized agreements for five races for the first half of 2013: two in Australia in March to start the South African's season, two exhibition runs against fellow Paralympic champions Alan Oliveira and Jonnie Peacock, and an appearance at the U.S. Drake Relays in Iowa.
Van Zyl's move to cancel those races was first reported Associated Press on Saturday.
All future races were now called off, Van Zyl said, including others that were still being discussed. Van Zyl said the decision is "to help and support all those involved as they try to come to terms with this very difficult and distressing situation."
Pistorius' famed track career, where he was the first amputee athlete to run at the world championships and at the Olympics, is now facing ruin ahead of a possible lengthy murder trial.
Prosecutors also have said they will pursue a more serious charge of premeditated murder against Pistorius for the killing of Steenkamp, meaning a conviction could result in a life sentence. His family denies he committed murder.
The 26-year-old Pistorius was expected to reappear in court on Tuesday for the start of his bail application hearing.
"On Oscar's behalf, we, as his management company, would like to formally thank the thousands of people who have sent supportive messages which have come from all over the world," Van Zyl said.


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Пясъчната акула (Carcharhinus plumbeus) е вид хрущялна риба от семейство Сиви акули (Carcharhinidae). Видът е световно застрашен, със статут Уязвим.

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Разпространен е в Австралия (Западна Австралия, Куинсланд, Нов Южен Уелс и Северна територия), Аржентина, Бахамски острови, Бенин, Бразилия, Венецуела, Виетнам, Габон, Гана, Гвинея, Гвинея-Бисау, Гърция, Египет, Екваториална Гвинея, Еритрея, Израел, Индонезия, Ирак, Иран, Испания (Канарски острови), Италия, Кабо Верде, Камерун, Китай, Колумбия, Република Конго, Коста Рика, Кот д'Ивоар, Куба, Либерия, Либия, Ливан, Мавриций, Мадагаскар, Малта, Мароко, Мозамбик, Нигерия, Нова Каледония, Оман, Панама, Португалия, Провинции в КНР, Сао Томе и Принсипи, САЩ (Алабама, Вирджиния, Делауеър, Джорджия, Кънектикът, Луизиана, Масачузетс, Мисисипи, Ню Джърси, Род Айлънд, Северна Каролина, Тексас, Флорида и Южна Каролина), Сейшели, Сенегал, Сирия, Словения, Судан, Тайван, Танзания, Того, Тринидад и Тобаго, Тунис, Турция, Уругвай, Хондурас, Хърватия, Южна Африка и Япония.

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Sicily-any last minute tips ?
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This API is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. To install and manage JDBC drivers, use the Blob Store API or the Blob Manager. See the JDBC Connector for instructions.
This REST API allows you to upload JDBC drivers for use with a JDBC datasource. It can also be used to find the driver class name needed for JDBC datasource configuration.
Drivers are uploaded to a directory named fusion/3.1.x/data/connectors/lucid.jdbc/jdbc/<collection>, where <collection> is the collection name used during the upload.
When choosing a driver, be sure to use the latest version available that is compatible with your database and the Java version you are using with Fusion.
where <collectionName> is the collection for which the driver will be used.
The .jar file is a binary file. If using curl, use the --form option, or if using another client, use the supported method for calling binary files.
No output will be returned.
where <collectionName> is the name of the collection.
The response will include the name of the .jar file loaded and the available driver class names. The driver class name is the value that should be used when configuring a Database datasource.
where <driver> is the name of the driver being removed, and <collection> is the name of the collection to which it is attached.
No output will be returned. The removal of the JDBC driver can be confirmed by sending the above request to list available drivers and verifying its absence.
Note that the DELETE request is sent to the connector port (default: 8984), rather than the Fusion UI port (default: 8764).


Hi, I joined trhe site when I was pregnant, but haven't been onit since having my little girl last year in January.
She was born ealy, at 28 weeks exactly and was in NICU for 9 weeks. It was an awful and traumatic time, and its only now, a year later, I look back and think it feels like it was all a dream as she is now happy and healthy and has caught up (size wise) to other 1 year old babies.
I suppose I just wanted to offer my support to other mums who are going through this as I know I never felt as slone as I did when Livvi was born. Friends and family didn't seem to get it at all so I wanted to say if there is anyone out there that has any questions about anything, weaning, sleeping, medications, procedures etc, please feel free to ask me and I will try my best to answer honestly.
that is so good that Livvi has caught up.
Hi Lauren. I know, she has come on so well, but is also quite tall, you wouldn't know to look at her anymore that she was so early!
She is in 9-12mths and 12-18mths clothes. I remeber when she was born I looked at 0-3 month clothes and thought they lookde massive and she would never be big enough for them!
i know what you mean. i have kept some of Emily's preemie clothes (up to 3lb) and they are so tiny! have put them on her baby doll.
yes emily is my only child. after she was born i said i would never have any more but i might think about it in a few years. maybe when she starts school? not sure as i don't want to risk having another prem baby. how about you?
Liv is my first, but I would like another one next year, when she is about 2 1/2. I have kept all her baby clothes just in case! After she was born I said I would never have any more (I originally wanted 4) and now I am back to wanting 4 again! Lol!
she wasn't too bad. was in hospital for 16 weeks. she has chronic lung disease and came home on oxygen and was on it at night until she was 1 and a half.
she catches colds really easily and has been in hospital back on oxygen 4 times. she is currently on a steroid inhaler and she had all the usual reflux and colic problems but she is good now. a little behind with her development but nothing drastic.
I feel the same, that we have been very lucky with Livvi, she has ezcema, and suffered from silent reflux and had to have lots of vitamin supplements etc, but she is catching up (size wise at least). She was only in for 9 weeks, had a couple of blood transfusions, a PDA, a small brain haemorrage but was only on CPAP for a day and then was breathing on her own. I am just thankful it wasn't worse.
There is no reason why we should have another prem baby, they don;t know why Liv was early, so I am nervous, but hopeful.
i had a incompetent cervix, where the cervix opens too soon. so i think it would be quite likely to happen again. they can stitch your cervix closed early on but it doesn't always work. luckily i had time for the steroid injections before she was born. not sure i could go through all that again when i have emily too:\?


"What are your plans for New Year's Eve?" Around the middle of December, that question is only topped by... "What are you wearing for New Year's Eve?"
The Top Spot to Celebrate New Year's Eve in Anguilla?
From the New Year's Eve dress to the New Year's Eve party, it is one of the biggest nights of the year. In Anguilla, people ring in the New Year with fervor too!
...Especially since New Year's Eve is one of the hottest times to be in Anguilla, and no, I'm not talking temperature-wise.
The Holiday Week, spanning from Christmas-New Years, is Anguilla's busiest time of year.
So, Anguilla New Year's Eve parties are not in short supply.
A Little Known Fact... Anguilla New Year's Eve is actually called Old Year's Night. Anguillians celebrate saying good-bye to the old year!
Where to Celebrate Anguilla New Year's Eve, or Old Year's Night?
With many parties and Anguilla restaurants to choose from, the selection is vast!
Most years, our family doesn't go all out for New Years. We clink glasses at midnight at home, wish each other Happy New Year!, and are usually in bed by 1 AM. Not much of a party, and certainly no fancy dresses.
But, this year, we decided to go for it!
Once we decided to go all out, the question came up (again)... Where to go?
Generally, I'm not one for parties and celebrations. I tend to not get excited about events, big evenings, and so-called ultra-special nights. But, the photos I had seen of Anguilla New Year's Eve party at da'Vida compelled me to celebrate!
It looked classic, classy, women wearing Venetian masks, men wearing black Bowler-type hats. A true Old Year's party as people would have done years ago.
There was no question: da'Vida for Anguilla New Years Eve it was!
The photos had not lied.
da'Vida's setting is breathtaking any day of the week. That night, it was enchanting.
Trees were delicately lit with strings of sparkling, white lights.
Exotic balloons imported from Bali hung from the ceiling.
Just beyond the restaurant's borders, Crocus's calm waters were illuminated, shining a soft sea-green.
da'Vida's dining room glowed a special New Year's Eve glow.
Our Old Year's hostess showed us to our table.
Confetti, beaded necklaces and colorful "noise makers" adorned the tables. On the plates lay our Venetian masks and my Dad's black hat.
Yuki was the first to put on her mask, tied not with an elastic, but with a soft, gentle ribbon.
My Dad put on his New Year's hat.
Seafood with a "tropical fruit experience"
An exciting meal lay ahead!
We were afraid she would have to sit the third course out.
She has a severe allergy to fish.
We warned our waiter of her condition.
"The chef can prepare a separate meal, she will certainly have a third course!"
da'Vida's five star service at its best.
The food was innovative, different, always divine.
From their steak to their spicy beef medallion, da'Vida always has the best beef.
As we enjoyed our courses, we listened to the jazz band play, watched guests danced.
And then, as always, came back to watching the sea, and enjoying our family Anguilla New Year's Eve party, in a setting that was everything we hoped it would be.
... And ready to sleep.
Everyone stayed on 'till midnight to enjoy the traditional, age-old midnight cheer. "HAPPY NEW YEAR!"
We wanted to continue, but my Dad was falling asleep at the table. He was at home and in bed as quickly as we could say Happy New Year!
Dancing and festivities apparently continued into the wee hours at da'Vida.
We had arranged to meet friends at Pumphouse and Elvis' in Sandy Ground. The street was jammed and hopping, a real "party" atmosphere. Fireworks, drinks, dancing, cheering, people shoulder to shoulder.
Be sure to make Sandy Ground part of your after-dinner party, no matter where you start from.
The after-Sandy Ground tradition is to carry on Old Year's Night well past 4 AM and watch the sun rise from Bankie Banx's Dune Preserve. Bankie has an open bar and breakfast of quiches and croissants.
It had been a full Old Year's Night, and New Year's Morning. Without a doubt though, da'Vida's Anguilla New Year's Eve party was truly the highlight. Elegant atmosphere, world-class food, an illuminated sea-side, all to the accompaniment of a live jazz band and dancing.
A classy, classic celebration, in the fashion of elegant New Year's Eve parties held years ago, there is no better way to ring in the New Year, and say good-bye to the Old Year, than at da'Vida.
The 2010-2011 NYE party at da'Vida was such a special evening that when we saw "A Night in Japan," da'Vida's 2011-2012 Anguilla New Year's Eve party advertised, we quickly made a reservation!
The four-course meal, live entertainment and fireworks (new for the 2011-2012 NYE bash) promised a memorable New Year's Eve.
Walking into da'Vida for New Year's Eve is like walking onto a cloud. At the restaurant's threshold, a glowing light pink hue came from within. We could spot the delicate hanging paper lanterns (imported from Bali).
As we walked in, we spotted Vida and Clyde, who are two of the three da'Vida owners, celebrating the new year with their family.
My Dad's eyes lit up, excited to catch up with Clyde over a New Year's Eve cocktail.
If you ever have the chance to shake hands with Clyde and Vida, do. They are two of the most fun and kind people we know.
The tables were dusted in shimmering confetti, set in a festive manner.
There were bowler hats for the gentlemen and Venetian masks for the ladies, a touch we were looking forward to again this year!
The restaurant was full, everyone dancing, eating, drinking, and just enjoying da'Vida's ambience.
We even saw our favorite Anguilla real estate, Jackie Pascher, who was serenaded by the live entertainment of the evening.
The entertainment had started at 8PM and went on past midnight.
They played all kinds of hits, even sang happy birthday to one of the guests, and made a very special announcement, a groom asking his best friend to be the best man at his wedding!
From the guests, to Clyde and Vida, to the entertainment... Everyone made this a night to remember.
My Dad kicked off the evening with his classic rum punch.
The rest of us went with sparkling wine.
Over a fresh basket of bread and Johnny Cakes, we anxiously awaited the appetizer course.
Special Tip: Last year we made our reservations too early at 7PM. The eating (which is half the party as far as I'm concerned ;-) was over well before midnight. Starting dinner later lets you enjoy the atmosphere right up until midnight.
We highly recommend making a New Year's Eve reservation for 9PM.
Like last year's party, da'Vida promptly replaced Yuki's fish dish with a chicken dish, being extremely conscious of and accommodating to Yuki's fish allergy. Each dish pleased the palate.
Like clockwork, as we finished our last bites of dessert, we were handed glasses of champagne.
Going straight from chocolate to champagne was a tasty transition.
It was time for the count down!
The room pulsed as the countdown began.
The skies broke immediately, washing away the old year, ready to start a-new.
The party continued into the night down at da'Vida's Bayside Grill.
More on Anguilla's New Year's Eve.


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The Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for complex physical systems
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics was recently awarded to Giorgio Parisi, theoretical physicist at the Sapienza University of Rome and the National Institute of Nuclear Physics (Infn) and vice president of the Accademia dei Lincei. Parisi splits the award in half with Syukuro Manabe and Klaus Hasselmann The two researchers were recognized for their research on climate models and global warming.
The prize was awarded to the three researchers "for groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of complex physical systems", that is, they described systems that seemed so complex that they escaped any possible quantitative characterization.
"A perspective, that of complex systems, which will lead to fundamental insights in the field of life sciences, and which the San Raffaele researchers are already applying" says Prof. Samuel Zambrano, Associate of Physics at the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University. We talked with him about this recognition, and why it is so significant.
Photo credit: The Nobel Prize in Physics 2021. NobelPrize.org. Nobel Prize Outreach AB 2021. Tue. 12 Oct 2021. <https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/2021/press-release/>
What is the discovery awarded in this year's Nobel prize?
This year's Nobel prize goes more to a methodology than to a single discovery, and this is fundamental for its relevance. Indeed, the awardees come from different fields. Giorgio Parisi has been awarded for this ground-breaking analysis on spin glasses, a class of materials where atoms behave like tiny magnets that interact with each other in a complex way. On the other hand, Syukuro Manabe and Klaus Hasselman come from the field of climate science: Manabe formulated a physical model of the atmosphere that confirms the role of CO2 in global warming, while Hasselman provided tools able to identify long-term climate trends despite the intrinsic short-term unpredictability of the system.
Why then they have been awarded together? Well, as the Academy puts it "for groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of complex physical systems. In other words, they then have been able to characterize systems that seemed so complex as to elude any possible or quantitative characterization.
Why is this Nobel Prize important?
This prize has some obvious implications: for example, the work of Manabe and Hasselman show that the science behind our long-term predictions on climate change is solid, with all its policy implications.
However, I think that this Prize is important because it highlights the importance of "complex systems science", aiming to understand the new properties that emerge when many different players interact in a given system. Or, as the Nobel Prize P. W. Anderson put it, understanding how "more is different". The science of complex systems has indeed "exploded" in the past years and it is now an interdisciplinary science that has impacted many other disciplines, including life sciences.
As an example, Giorgio Parisi and collaborators were able to find also the hidden laws in the complex motion of the stunning starling flocks that fly over Rome (which emerge from the "simple interaction" of the starlings, who are not trained to follow such a choreography).
What are the consequences of this prize?
Beyond physics, I also expect an impact in life sciences. Complex systems theory has strongly influenced the emerging field of systems biology, that aims to understand how the interaction of biological units (molecules within a cell or cells within an organism) give rise to function, ideas that we touch in the course "Gene Expression, from single molecules to systems biology" coordinated by Davide Mazza, a fellow physicist at San Raffaele Hospital.
Researchers in San Raffaele are already applying these ideas. For example, the Center for Omics Science (COSR) use tools of complexity science to analyze biological data. The Experimental Imaging Center is developing technologies able to reveal novel complex behaviors in biological systems. In my case, in collaboration with Marco E. Bianchi and Alessandra Agresti, I aim to understand how the inflammatory response is regulated within and between cells using this "systems" point of view.
Samuel Zambrano
Samuel Zambrano is an associate professor of applied physics at UniSR, and is a lecturer in various physics courses (and not only) in medicine and biotechnology. After graduating in theoretical physics in Madrid in 2003 he obtained his doctorate in the field of non-linear dynamics and complex systems between Spain, United States and Italy. Fascinated by the potential applications of his theoretical training to quantitative and systems biology, he joined San Raffaele as a postdoc in 2011 and has been a professor at UniSR since 2017. His research interest is to understand the complex dynamics of certain proteins, the transcription factors, which allow cells to articulate adequate responses to external stimuli. He is afraid of spending too much of his spare time following football and politics.
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So I wrote this article to show how we can extend SCSM with user control microsoft.enterprisemanagement.servicemanager.ui.console.exe. As for me, I prefer to use custom control without rewriting entire form because User Control provide excellent ability to change form's logic and visibility, but they require much less work unlike the creation of new form and replace existing one. Most of provided solutions are not supported by Microsoft. All information provided AS IS, without any warranties.
Names of new project and solution you can choose by yourself. After create new project you must change name of the class and name of the control. Now you must add some reference to project. If you plan use the existing SCSM's controls in your project you also may need these assemblies: Microsoft.
But in case of current control you can use any property as attribute value. Both approaches added only as an example of different techniques and doesn't require to you use them. Technically, now we can add our control to SCSM's form, but control still didn't do anything useful. Let's display some data inside this control.