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Rachel Sturtz's "Unprotected" in Outside
Colorado-based Rachel Sturtz spent a year investigating this story, about USA Swimming's handling of coaches who sexually abuse and assault the young swimmers in their care. The national governing body for amateur swimming hasn't just turned a blind eye to serial predators in its ranks, it has also gone out of its way to obstruct accusers in their efforts to get justice. Horrifying. And heads up: the opening, in particular, could be triggering.
Paige Williams' "Double Jeopardy" in The New Yorker
In a piece that might well startle even the most jaded critic of the American criminal justice system, Paige Williams tells the story of Shonelle Jackson, a young black man convicted of capital murder in Alabama in the 1990s. The circumstances of his role in the murder were murky; the jury, which had doubts about his guilt, voted unanimously to spare him the death penalty and sentenced him instead to life in prison. (Why they voted to convict at all when they substantially doubted his guilt is another question.) And then the judge used a little-known provision to override the jury and sentence Jackson to death.
Williams delves into the provision and its prior uses, its origins as a form of protection for people whom juries disproportionately sentence to death – i.e, young black men like Shonelle Jackson – and its twisting into a tool for "tough on crime" judges to impress the electorate. It's a depressing and essential read.
Elmo Keep's "All Dressed Up For Mars and Nowhere To Go" in Matter
Set aside a good chunk of time (Matter estimates it at 42 minutes) to read Elmo Keep's fascinating and thoroughly reported story about Mars One and its mission to the red planet. Part science, part business, part profile, we learn about the practicalities of a Mars mission—how human bodies might react, what kind of technology we still don't have to get there, the ambiguity behind the private company's ambitious plan – and we get to know quite a bit more about Josh, one of the purported 200,000 applicants for the mission. To make it to Mars has become his singular pursuit, and he is the lens through which we inspect this intergalactic dream.
Keep serves as Josh's foil, one who is less interested in sacrificing a life on Earth for humanity's life elsewhere. There are moments where Keep's anxiety is palpable, like this passage, after waking up from a nightmare prompted by discussion of the mission:
For months, a tiny bird with a skull no bigger than a walnut had taken up residence directly outside the window, and every day it filled the early morning with its unfathomably loud song. Sometimes I could hear the bird three rooms away while music played in the house. It refused entreaties of birdseed to lure it further down the garden. It was incredibly irritating, but at that moment it was the sweetest sound I might have ever heard. I threw open the window and inhaled the cold morning air and the scent of the honeydew flowers and looked at the endless blue of sky where the crescent moon was faintly visible and just to be certain, reached out and touched the rough bark of the tree's sturdy trunk.
I am in no way made of the right stuff.
What struck me most upon finishing this piece was a strange sense of optimism. Even though I was just as skeptical as Keep that anyone would be reaching Mars anytime soon, let alone colonizing it, the idea still entranced me. Like Josh, despite the impossible timeline and the lack of viable technology and the impracticalities of it all, I still had hope that maybe, just maybe, Mars could work.
– Sara Button
Emily Esfahani Smith's "There's More to Life Than Being Happy" in The Atlantic
When I was a teenager, out of high school but still living at home, my father gave me a small, slim book to read–Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl. I remember being concurrently flattered that he was recommending reading for me, and worried that a book with a title like that one would be over my head. Instead, the book was compelling and straightforward, a quick read. It was, looking back, the first time I engaged in philosophical thought not attached to something at school, the first time I realized there were such things to think about on one's own time. I've never forgotten that title, nor the name Viktor Frankl and so it's not surprising this essay in The Atlantic caught my eye. Emily Esfahani Smith uses Frankl's 1946 bestseller to illustrate a perceived confusion between happiness and meaning.
…the book's ethos–its emphasis on meaning, the value of suffering, and responsibility to something greater than the self–seems to be at odds with our culture, which is more interested in the pursuit of individual happiness than in the search for meaning.
Smith tells us that in 1991 the Library of Congress and Book-of-the-Month Club listed Frankl's book as one of the ten most influential books in the U.S. It has sold millions of copies, worldwide. If Frankl were alive today, I think he would approve of altering the title of his book to be gender inclusive–let's say The Human Search for Meaning. Try to imagine a subject or a title more pertinent to us all. Why are we here? For what purpose do we exist? How do we best proceed? What essentially matters?
These questions are much larger than questions about human happiness. Frankl points out that happiness cannot be pursued, it must ensue. In this way, happiness is a by-product of meaning; when one is living a life of meaning, one is likely to be happy. Happiness without meaning is simple, slight, transparent and too focused on the self.
Smith reports that some researchers caution against the pursuit of "mere" happiness.
While happiness is an emotion felt in the here and now, it ultimately fades away, as all emotions do;…feelings of pleasure are fleeting….Meaning, on the other hand, is enduring.
Having negative events happen to you, one study found, decreases your happiness but increases the amount of meaning you have in life.
Substitute for the word "meaning" above the word texture, the word complexity. To label time in a Nazi concentration camp as a "negative event" seems grossly understated. Frankl's commitment to finding meaning in the horrific, or to find meaning past the horrific, renders any pursuit of simple happiness superficial by comparison.
I have no doubt that my father read Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning to stave off his own debilitating depression, and to remind himself he had reasons to stay among the living, a purpose greater than himself. One part of that purpose was caring for his children; one part of that caring was sharing Frankl's book with me.
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Jo Jung Suk Voluntarily Reduces His Payment For Acting In "Hospital Playlist"
by S. Park
Jo Jung Suk volunteered to take a pay cut on behalf of the tvN drama "Hospital Playlist."
On May 5, a media outlet reported, "Jo Jung Suk voluntarily reduced his appearance fee of 90 million won to 100 million won (approximately $73,800 to $82,000) per episode to 70 million won (approximately $57,400) per episode. He is placing significance on his participation in 'Hospital Playlist' itself."
Insiders from the drama industry explained, "As the No. 1 actor for casting in dramas, Jo Jung Suk usually receives around 90 million won to 100 million won per episode. But due to his trust in producing director Shin Won Ho and writer Lee Woo Jung, he voluntarily reduced his appearance fee. This kind of actor is really rare and he's becoming a great role model on set."
They continued, "It's rare to see an actor of Jo Jung Suk's brand power voluntarily taking a pay cut. He's a really great, loyal actor."
After debuting in the 2004 musical "The Nutcracker," Jo Jung Suk has appeared in many dramas including "The King 2 Hearts," "You Are the Best," "Oh My Ghostess," "Two Cops," and "Don't Dare to Dream," and the films "EXIT," "Intimate Strangers," "My Annoying Brother," "The Face Reader," "Architecture 101," and "Hit-and-Run Squad."
Jo Jung Suk has been recognized for his outstanding acting skills and charming characters in each of his projects. His wide acting spectrum from the sly Nap Deuk in "Architecture 101" to the cranky but warmhearted Go Doo Shik in "My Annoying Brother" has allowed viewers to get immersed in the stories.
The actor married singer Gummy in October 2019 and announced they're expecting their firstborn in January.
Watch Jo Jung Suk in "Hit-and-Run Squad" below!
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The Centre for Professional Ethics is an internationally known research and teaching institution at the University of Central Lancashire in the UK. Since its establishment in 1993, it has gained a reputation for excellence in various areas of ethics. The majority of its projects deal with the incorporation of socio-ethical considerations into scientific debates and policymaking. The global outreach of the Centre is considerable, with long-standing collaborations across the world.
CSSC – Centre for Science, Society and Citizenship – is Europe's leading independent research centre specializing in advice on political, ethical and social issues raised by emerging technologies. CSSC has pioneered research on ethical and policy implications of emerging technologies in the field of ICT for ageing, e-Inclusion, biometrics, security, identification technology.
TRI is a technological research centre, the leading private research and technology entity in Spain and the fifth largest in Europe. TECNALIA operates in all fields of industry.
The EA deals with the scientific study and assessment of the consequences of scientific and technological advances for individuals and society, as well as for the natural environment in order to provide policy advice. The think-tank also provides cutting-edge research for the needs of our economies to create innovation systems with optimally structured university-industry-government networks.
The IWEP is engaged in policy-oriented and theoretical research, mainly covering global macro-economy, international finance, international trade, international investment, industrial economics, international political theory, with a special reference to China's economic practices and policies. Since its establishment, the Institute has been closely involved in extensive international collaboration and exchange programs with leading international think-tanks, universities, international organisations and relevant departments of foreign governments.
The IIT is a technological research university, with world-renowned programs in engineering, architecture, the sciences, humanities, psychology, business, law, and design. The Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions (CSEP) was established to promote research and teaching on practical moral problems in the professions. The first interdisciplinary Center for ethics to focus on the professions, CSEP continues to be one of the United States' leading institutes for practical and professional ethics.
CAPPE aims to assist members of the community to make more ethically informed choices by making available the considerable resources of the rich tradition in philosophical theory, as well as other information, such as empirical research and the statement of fundamental human rights in international instruments. CAPPE aims to combine frontier research in social and applied philosophy with close attention to the concrete problems and requirements of practitioners in the public sphere.
The EEU is an internationally recognised research-led unit at the University of Cape Town – the principal research and teaching university in Africa. Founded in 1985 as an independent, self-funded entity, the EEU has established itself as a leading organisation in the field of sustainability, environmental governance, and the interface with communities and social justice. Social responsiveness and responsible research are at the core of the EEU's activities and its underpinning objectives.
The SASI was registered in 1996 as a non-governmental organisation (NGO) dedicated to serving the San communities of Southern Africa (mostly South Africa, Namibia and Botswana). Over the past 16 years SASI has provided legal, advocacy, socio-anthropological and related services, in a series of programmes dedicated to the practical empowerment of the San peoples. San representatives have been collaborating with scientific research institutes for a number of years.
RIS is an autonomous research institution established with the financial support of the Government of India. It is India's contribution to the fulfilment of the long-felt need of the developing world for creating a think-tank on global issues in the field of international economic relations and development cooperation. RIS has also been envisioned as a forum for fostering effective intellectual dialogue among developing countries. RIS is mandated to function as an advisory body to the Government of India on matters pertaining to multilateral economic and social issues, including regional and sub-regional cooperation arrangements and innovation policies.


The sign up process has not transformed much throughout the years. Facebook usually wants to maintain this procedure basic and it's only come to be a lot more streamlined since Facebook's debut. In order to access any of the features of the site/app, you'll need to do a Facebook join as well as this article will certainly reveal you how it's done! (If you need a language apart from English for the Facebook join, seek to the bottom of the desktop website for a listing of various other languages.).
1. Check out the new Facebook website (from your web browser or just open your freshly downloaded app).
2. When you see the signup type (which need to be on the best side of the Facebook web page), enter the needed details:.
- Name (This will be the name on your account, but after signup, you could alter just how it shows up to your "friends").
- Birthday (Because you have to be at least 13 years old to sign up. At one point, you needed to be old adequate to have an university email account.).
- Email address (you will certainly require this just as soon as to sign up, however each time you login, like a username. You could later on select just how you want Facebook to contact you).
- Care for this now, on the sign up form, and also create it down in a secure place so you won't forget it.
4. Click the environment-friendly "sign up" button. Bear in mind, that by doing this, you accept the policies of Facebook. If you want to examine those policies, choose the "Terms", "Information Usage Plan", as well as "Cookie Use" web links in small print practically the green sign up switch.
P.S. If you're utilizing the app (and not a web browser) as well as want to Facebook join new account, choose "Start" as well as comply with actions 2-6 over. Both processes are extremely comparable and very streamlined.
P.S.S. This thinks that you're not a star, musician, or organisation. That signup procedure would be somewhat different.
If you are a celeb or firm or band, then you would need to go through a confirmation procedure to verify your legitimacy. Or else, you're home free on the regular Facebook register process for a brand-new account. The feature I actually appreciate most concerning it is the alternative below the page to change the language of the website to something apart from English. You can have Italian, Swahili, Japanese, or any one of the many languages and languages identified by Facebook. There's also a choice for pirate language. It converts the website right into phrases you would likely hear on Pirates of the Caribbean the film and also is totally enjoyable at best. The language feature is extremely beneficial for folks who intend to sign up for a brand-new account on Facebook however do not have an excellent grasp on English. Once you click the language, the whole website adjustments. Don't worry. It can be transformed at any moment.
Step-1: Open your browser and search for Facebook utilizing any type of online search engine like google or bing or any kind of.
Step-2: Click the initial result in most likely to Facebook homepage. If you don't comprehend properly just what to do, simply go to https://www.facebook.com/ or https://m.facebook.com/. Now, make sure that no person is visited. If it is, simply click down arrow switch at the top right corner and after that pick logout.
Step-3: Currently, you remain in the Facebook homepage. You can see 2 boxes; one is for e-mail or phone and another is for password. If your Facebook was produced with email address, after that go into that email address into the first box. Or if it was created with contact number, then get in the telephone number on that box. Bear in mind, do not use no or + icon prior to nation code as well as various other signs. As an example, your telephone number is +1 708-990-0555. Go into 17089900555 not +1 708-990-0555. On the following box, enter your Facebook account password.
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I don't know about you, but I avoid clicking on PDF files like the plague simply because it takes ages for it to load, whether with a browser plugin or a desktop app. Microsoft Office files are almost the same. Why can't these documents be opened as easily as webpages, anyway?
Enter Issuu, a cool platform that makes viewing digital books, magazines, and other materials much easier—try using it right now—and Smart Look, which is a piece of code you to be placed in your website that embeds various document formats (PDFs, Word documents, Powerpoint presentations) into a Lightbox-meets-Acrobat interface. Only it's lighter and more portable because the viewer (which you can also find on Issuu itself) is powered by Flash.
What actually happens is that to copy the code, Issuu scans your site for documents to import, under your account (which you'll have to sign up for). The files on your site stay intact, but copies are stored on their servers under your username. Try Smart Look in action here.
Let's pause for a moment to reflect on the irony in using one Adobe product (Flash) to view another one (PDF). Isn't that a sign that something is terribly wrong with the way Adobe has been handling PDF files? Will Adobe correct this anytime soon, perhaps through Buzzword, and eventually kill Issuu?
Issuu and Smart Look make sense. To quote TechCrunch, Issuu really wants to kill the document download . I think that doing so makes for a better browsing experience.
Scribd and Docstoc. Too clunky.
And as far as inteface design goes, Issuu is a bit more polished than competitors Scribd and Docstoc, which remind me of the PDF viewers I'm avoiding in the first place. Although both have text selection while Issuu does not. Smart Look, however, erases the need for embedding the files in your pages since clicking on a link will do that for you.
Now I don't want to do any more comparisons among the three because whichever webapp you're using, I like that there is actual development going on in this space. It's certainly worlds better than having to open documents in a bloated old program like Acrobat!
Did you try calameo.com ? I like it much more than issue… Can you please tell me what d you think about it ?


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I didn't want it right that very second (though, really, is there ever a bad time for lasagna? I mean, it's a food that shows up after both funerals and weddings. It's universally accepted), but I knew it had to be soon. So off to the Internet I went, found me a recipe, and gathered a list o' ingredients.
And today, folks, is the day I've been waiting for: this afternoon-ish, I shall make my lasagna.
It might have occurred to you that this all is a little strange, this obsession with lasagna. On the contrary, my excitement is over the opportunity to cook something, from (almost) scratch. It surprises some folks to learn that I really, really love to cook; this is surprising because I'm not all that great at it. I mean, I've not yet poisoned anyone (of which I'm aware), and the finished product is generally edible, but when it comes down to it I'm just as average as the next guy or gal (though maybe under-average when it comes to pot roast. I've never made one and don't really know what I'd do after, you know, sticking it in the oven). Lately, folks have assumed that baking is my forte, and though I've ended up with some pretty awesome cupcake experiments, it's not necessarily my joie de vivre. Sure, I like playing around with things (mostly, adding enough chocolate chips to a batch of cookies to test the laws of physics), but I've been weirdly lucky in that – mostly – my baked goods have been well-received.
Common sense would say I should stick with what I'm "good" at it, to go with what I know. But common sense doesn't control most parts of my brain, particularly the part that tells me I'm hungry (this is why I end up putting salsa on EVERYTHING, with the exception of Rice Krispies or peach cobbler). Common sense isn't driven by my overwhelming desire to make a lasagna from scratch, and serve it with (bagged) salad and (frozen) garlic bread.
More importantly, I've managed to ignore my common sense for oh, 28 years now. Ain't gonna start paying attention now!
The picture is sort of disgusting (also, who serves corn on the cob with lasagna? Am I missing something here?), but here's the recipe I'm using today.
No ricotta?! That's the best part!
Let us know how it turns out. I made a lasagna from scratch for my mom's birthday last year, and it turned out pretty good! Leftovers are always better, though.
I think lasagna falls into the "baking" category and is therefore not beyond your self-described capabilities. Also, I highly recommend the no-boil noodles, insanely easier to use and zero difference in taste.
Yes, no boil noodles are awesome.
I didn't even know such noodles existed until I read the package I had ("Try our no boil noodles next time, sucker!" it said). I will definitely go that route next time. Boiled lasagna noodles are tricky to work with. Or at least, I thought so.


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package net.kiwiapps.viewtransition2;

import android.annotation.TargetApi;
import android.os.Build;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.transition.ChangeBounds;
import android.transition.Fade;
import android.transition.Scene;
import android.transition.TransitionManager;
import android.transition.TransitionSet;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.view.animation.DecelerateInterpolator;
import android.view.animation.OvershootInterpolator;

import static android.transition.Fade.IN;
import static android.transition.Fade.OUT;

public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {

    private ViewGroup mContainer;
    private View mProfileAge;
    private View mProfilePosition;
    private View mProfilePhone;
    private boolean isExpanded = false;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.profile_view);

        initViews();
    }

    private void initViews() {
        mContainer = (ViewGroup) findViewById(R.id.container);
        View profileContainer = findViewById(R.id.profile_container);
        mProfileAge = findViewById(R.id.profile_age);
        mProfilePosition = findViewById(R.id.profile_position);
        mProfilePhone = findViewById(R.id.profile_phone);

        if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.KITKAT) {
            profileContainer.setOnClickListener(minimizeExpandView2);
        }
    }

    private View.OnClickListener minimizeExpandView2 = new View.OnClickListener() {
        @TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP)
        @Override
        public void onClick(View view) {
            if (isExpanded) {
                minimizeView();
            } else {
                expandView();
            }
            isExpanded = !isExpanded;
            initViews();
        }
    };

    @TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP)
    private void minimizeView() {
        Scene transitionScene = Scene.getSceneForLayout(mContainer, R.layout.profile_view, MainActivity.this);

        TransitionSet transitionSet = new TransitionSet();
        transitionSet.setOrdering(TransitionSet.ORDERING_TOGETHER);

        ChangeBounds changeBounds = new ChangeBounds();
        changeBounds.setDuration(300);
        changeBounds.setInterpolator(new DecelerateInterpolator());

        Fade detailsFade = new Fade(OUT);
        detailsFade.addTarget(mProfileAge.getId());
        detailsFade.addTarget(mProfilePosition.getId());
        detailsFade.addTarget(mProfilePhone.getId());
        detailsFade.setDuration(200);

        transitionSet.addTransition(detailsFade);
        transitionSet.addTransition(changeBounds);

        TransitionManager.go(transitionScene, transitionSet);
    }

    @TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP)
    private void expandView() {
        Scene transitionScene = Scene.getSceneForLayout(mContainer, R.layout.profile_view_expanded, MainActivity.this);

        TransitionSet transitionSet = new TransitionSet();
        transitionSet.setOrdering(TransitionSet.ORDERING_TOGETHER);

        ChangeBounds changeBounds = new ChangeBounds();
        changeBounds.setDuration(500);
        changeBounds.setInterpolator(new OvershootInterpolator());

        Fade detailsFade = new Fade(IN);
        detailsFade.addTarget(mProfileAge.getId());
        detailsFade.addTarget(mProfilePosition.getId());
        detailsFade.addTarget(mProfilePhone.getId());
        detailsFade.setDuration(200);

        transitionSet.addTransition(changeBounds);
        transitionSet.addTransition(detailsFade);

        TransitionManager.go(transitionScene, transitionSet);
    }
}

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A single slide out and twin beds are what you will find aboard this 2370 Sunseeker TS by Forest River. The full rear bath is perfect for getting ready in the morning which also includes a wardrobe for you to keep your things neat and tidy. The love seat and table are great for playing games, eating a meal, or just relaxing throughout your trip. The twin beds can easily convert into a queen-sized bed if needed. Four seat belts can be found throughout this motorhome, so you can bring along a guest or two as you travel!


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from django.test import Client, TestCase
import json
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from resources.models import Resource
from comments.models import Comment
from django.test.utils import setup_test_environment
setup_test_environment()

class CommentActionTest(TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        self.client = Client()
        self.user = User.objects.create(username='Abiodun', password='shuaib')
        self.user.set_password('shuaib')
        self.user.save()
        self.login = self.client.login(username='Abiodun', password='shuaib')

    def create_resources(
            self,
            text='some more words',
            resource_file='resource_file'):
        return Resource.objects.create(
            id=100,
            text=text,
            author=self.user,
            resource_file=resource_file)

    def test_user_can_post_new_comments(self):
        self.assertTrue(self.login)
        self.create_resources()
        response = self.client.post(
            '/comment/',
            {'content': 'test_content',
             'resource_id': 100},
            HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH='XMLHttpRequest')
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertContains(response, 'Successfully')

    def test_user_can_delete_comments(self):
        self.assertTrue(self.login)
        resource = self.create_resources()
        comment = Comment(
            id=200,
            author=self.user,
            resource=resource,
            content="Test comment")
        comment.save()
        response = self.client.delete(
            '/comment/200',
            HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH='XMLHttpRequest')
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertContains(response, "success")

    def test_user_can_edit_comments(self):
        self.assertTrue(self.login)
        resource = self.create_resources()
        comment = Comment(
            id=200,
            author=self.user,
            resource=resource,
            content="Test comment")
        comment.save()
        json_data = json.dumps({'content': 'Another Content', })
        response = self.client.put(
            '/comment/200',
            json_data, content_type='application/json',
            HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH='XMLHttpRequest')
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertContains(response, "success")


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  <title>Layout Regression Test Harness</title>

Layout Regression Test Harness

The JavaScript in this file requires that you grant it XPConnect access,
via the dialog that appears when you first load the file. Note that the code
herein creates directories and files, so there is the possibility that it
may do damage to the contents of your hard disk. You have been warned!

Tests

<form name="testForm">

    <input type="radio" name="testType" id="singleFileRadio" checked="true" onclick="UpdateRunTestsButton()"></input>Single testcase

      URL: <input id="singleTestFileInput" name="singleTestFileInput" type="text" size="80" oninput="UpdateRunTestsButton()"></input>
      <input type="button" onclick="ChooseTestcaseFile();" value="Choose File...">

    <input type="radio" name="testType" id="dirsRadio" onclick="UpdateRunTestsButton()"></input>Local Directories

      <select id="testDirsSelect" size="5" style="width: 200pt">
        <option>None selected</option>
      </select>

      <input type="button" value="Add..." onclick="AppendTestcaseDir();">
      <input type="button" value="Remove" onclick="RemoveTestcaseDir();">

      Do what
      Output file locations

<input id="baselineRadio"  type="radio" name="doWhat" onclick="UpdateRunTestsButton()" checked="true"></input>Baseline

<input id="verifyRadio"    type="radio" name="doWhat" onclick="UpdateRunTestsButton()"></input>Verify

<input id="verifCompRadio" type="radio" name="doWhat" onclick="UpdateRunTestsButton()"></input>Verify and Compare

<input id="compRadio"      type="radio" name="doWhat" onclick="UpdateRunTestsButton()"></input>Compare

            File extensions

            Baseline:
            <input id="baselineOutputDir" name="baselineOutputDir" type="text" size="40" disabled="true"></input>
                <input type="button" onclick="gBaselineOutputDir = ChooseOutputDirectory('baselineOutputDir'); UpdateRunTestsButton();" value="Choose...">
            <input type="text" size="6" name="baselineFileExtension" value=".bas"></input> (like ".bas")

            Verify:
            <input id="verifyOutputDir" name="verifyOutputDir" type="text" size="40" disabled="true"></input>
                <input type="button" onclick="gVerifyOutputDir = ChooseOutputDirectory('verifyOutputDir'); UpdateRunTestsButton();" value="Choose...">
            <input type="text" size="6" name="verifyFileExtension" value=".ver"></input>(like ".ver")

      <input type="Button" name="runTests" value="Run the Tests!" onclick="RunTests();">

</form>

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See Smells at CES 2018 with Aroma Bit's Odor Imaging Sensor Technology
Ever wanted to see what smells look like? Now you can with Aroma Bit's new digital smell sensor, which will debut at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Inspired by his long-time interest in "digitizing the last of the five sense we have," Aroma Bit CEO Shunichiro Kuroki created a digital sensor identifies and creates visual "fingerprints" for smells. His product, which is set to retail for $150 on the market, will be available for testing and preview at CES.
Aroma Bit's sensor assigns visual signatures to smells based on the various types of odor molecules an object emits. These visual signatures are shown on a grid-based display, where different colors indicate the molecular makeup of a smell. For example, dripped coffee, a café latte, and a café latte with honey will all have their own different visual signatures, but there will be overlap where there are similar ingredients (such as coffee or honey).
Dripped Coffee Cafe Latte
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Although each person's sense of smell— and their opinion towards smells— varies, the sensor provides an objective way to gauge the quality and value of odors. To Kuroki, the opportunities for his sensor are numerous:
The sensor is a natural fit for the home appliances market, where its ability to detect changes in smell would allow people to monitor food spoilage and food readiness in refrigerators, microwaves, and ovens. Individuals who have flavor preferences (such as burnt toast versus browned toast) could also modify the sensor to notify them when food is cooked to their preference.
The sensor's ability to monitor the quality of food also has potential for the food industry at an industrial level, says Kuroki. Food companies could utilize the sensor to track the freshness of their products. They could also use it across multiple production sites to ensure uniform product production.
The product's applicability even extends to healthcare, where healthcare professionals could use the sensor to detect diseases or potential health issues by monitoring the molecular makeup of a person's breath.
In addition to developing a sensor, Aroma Bit currently maintains a smell database, which Kuroki hopes will become a "smell search engine" for users. Consumers would be able to take a scent from an item (such as wine, coffee or cheese) and search the database for products with a similar odor, allowing them to find new products similar to ones they currently enjoy.
One thing that sets Aroma Bit's new sensor technology apart is its size and processing speed. The market-ready sensor is approximately the size and weight of a highlighter, making it easy to carry. In terms of speed, the sensor works "almost as fast as the human nose" when it comes to detecting and ID'ing new smells, says Kuroki.
Aroma Bit will present a breath-test demo at CES 2018 so attendees can see the sensor's real-time response and output.
Although Kuroki has attended CES in the past, this will be his first appearance as an exhibitor. "Our primary goal [at CES] is to meet potential business partners and customers from all over the world…[we're also excited to meet] and see how people react to our product. We're very interested in how it will be perceived by U.S. audiences as we go global from here in Japan."
For more information on the Aroma Bit odor Imaging Sensor, visit: http://www.aromabit.com/en/
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Sometimes after reading a student's paper I know it's not holding together, but I'm just not sure why. Sometimes the student writer knows this too and we are both baffled. This is when it's time to get out a colored pen and start bubbling.
I will then have identified the single topic that this paragraph is based on. The result of applying this technique is a series of "bubbles" in the margin next to each paragraph. This helps students to see where there are too many topics in a paragraph or ideas that need to be brought together, as well as how topics flow from paragraph to paragraph.
In well-crafted prose, each paragraph is usually organized around one central idea or topic. In the course of the essay, paragraphs then flow from topic to topic in a clear, logical way. Sometimes when writing goes awry, it is simply a matter of paragraphs not being organized well. Like a crowded subway car, some paragraphs have too many topics crammed into them. Every idea is hollering for attention and the reader gets confused, dismayed and just wants to get off at the next stop. Or there are similar ideas dwelling in separate paragraphs which really need to be brought together to establish a stronger connection. Bubbling can show students how to revise to solve these issues and can also uncover disorienting topic jumps from one paragraph to the next which would then benefit from stronger transitions or a reorganization of paragraphs.
Print out your rough draft (be sure to include page numbers).
Read each paragraph slowly and in the margin write down each topic covered in the paragraph, using a 1-4 word phrase, and circle it.
a. Does each paragraph have only one topic or main idea?
c. Is the same topic discussed in different paragraphs which are not consecutive? If so, how could you bring those ideas together?
d. Does each topic flow logically from one paragraph to the next? If not, how could you reorganize the paragraphs to improve the flow?
e. Do you need to add some transitional sentences to the beginning or endings of certain paragraphs to connect ideas?
Revising and reorganizing your writing with this information in mind will help you to create a stronger essay with a much clearer progression of ideas. Good luck!
Questions or comments? Contact the author at kyle.cushman@tui.edu.
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LSU Neurosurgery will be conducting interviews virtually this year. All applicants should still apply to our program through ERAS. *ERAS opens June 8, 2020. Our program will be reviewing applications starting October 21, 2020. More details on the virtual interview process TBA.
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At LSUHSC-NO Department of Neurosurgery our mission guides us to provide our community with innovative patient care, outstanding education, and cutting-edge research to advance the field of Neurosurgery. The addition of talented faculty to fulfill the mission has added new life into our program, promoting rapid expansion of clinical services and neuroscience research. The establishment of the LSU Brain Tumor Program offers patients treatment with the latest surgical and imaging technologies, such as the intraoperative MRI, as well as novel drug therapies. Through collaboration with a multi-specialty team, our neurocritical care service at the region's only Level 1 Trauma Center treats trauma patients from around the Gulf South. Additionally, our neurovascular service is one of the largest in the region, caring for approximately 120 aneurysm patients per year, using both endovascular as well as open treatment. Continual efforts to improve our programs and provide a dynamic training environment are a result of our devotion to preparing the next generation of neurosurgeons, who will carry on the fine tradition of excellence we strive to maintain.
The training of Neurosurgery residents is one of our highest priorities and we take pride in each resident's long-term success. LSUHSC-NO Department of Neurosurgery is an exemplary place for learning, providing a unique training atmosphere. The comprehensive seven-year program includes six years of clinical work in addition to a year dedicated to research, completion of an enfolded fellowship, or enrollment in a Master's program; this year customized to the individual's interest takes place during the fifth program year. Training occurs at three local hospitals: West Jefferson Medical Center, Children's Hospital of New Orleans, and University Medical Center. Caseloads of approximately 2,000 major neurosurgical procedures present annually to these sites. Our ACGME-accredited residency training program accepts one and two residents in alternating years. The size of our training program allows the faculty to interact closely with residents, creating extraordinary clinical and educational experiences, while forming well-rounded neurosurgeons.
LSUHSC-NO Department of Neurosurgery continues to adapt to meet the recent challenges and demands of practicing medicine in today's ever-changing world. During these times, our department stays focused and committed to our core values of excellence and the wellbeing of our patients by remaining a constant leader in neurosurgical care for the region.
Thank you for your interest in our department. Please explore our website for more information.
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Q: What is the equivalent javascript code for php's mysql_real_escape_string()? What is the equivalent javascript code for mysql_real_escape_string()?

A: Based on the PHP documentation of the method this would do roughly the same thing.  The method mysql_real_escape_string in PHP is deprecated however.
function mysqlEscape(stringToEscape){
    return stringToEscape
        .replace("\\", "\\\\")
        .replace("\'", "\\\'")
        .replace("\"", "\\\"")
        .replace("\n", "\\\n")
        .replace("\r", "\\\r")
        .replace("\x00", "\\\x00")
        .replace("\x1a", "\\\x1a");
}

Unfortunately that's not exactly what mysql_real_escape_string does according to the 5.6 mysql API docs.  It doesn't take into account character encodings among other things.
The above method will likely do what you're looking for even if you only use the first 2 replaces like so.
function mysqlEscape(stringToEscape){
    return stringToEscape
        .replace("\\", "\\\\")
        .replace("\'", "\\\'");
}

According to the mysql docs.

MySQL requires only that backslash and the quote character used to quote the string in the query be escaped. mysql_real_escape_string() quotes the other characters to make them easier to read in log files

A: A good tip when you're looking for javascript equivalent versions of popular PHP functions is
phpjs.org
However your probably looking for the wrong functionality. mysql_real_escape_string() can only be used if a mysql database connection is active (More details about this can be read on the mysqli real_escape page. I.e mysql_real_escape_string() isn't really a PHP implementation, but more MySQL. If used without database connection it will just leave you with an empty variable.
You might have looked for a function that adds slashes and removes newlines? You can check the phpjs.org on how they implemented the add_slashes function. Removing newlines can be done with a custom replace function I guess.
Maybe explain in what environment you require this function to work in javascript, so we could push you in the right direction (i.e talk you out of using mysql_real_escape_string in javascript but provide tips on which function(s) you really need)

A: I've had an use case where I need to escape my own data (not from user input) in order to use it within a node.js script. I've fixed the code from @majinnaibu answer, because it was only escaping the first occurrence of the special symbol.
function mysqlEscape(stringToEscape){
    if(stringToEscape == '') {
        return stringToEscape;
    }

    return stringToEscape
        .replace(/\\/g, "\\\\")
        .replace(/\'/g, "\\\'")
        .replace(/\"/g, "\\\"")
        .replace(/\n/g, "\\\n")
        .replace(/\r/g, "\\\r")
        .replace(/\x00/g, "\\\x00")
        .replace(/\x1a/g, "\\\x1a");
}

Hope this helps someone else.

A: There isn't any, because strings that come from JavaScript are still considered 'user input' and should never be inserted in your database directly. Your server-side has to do additional validation. There are functions to encode URLs and stuff like that.
What are you trying to do?

A: I think we can use escape() methode

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