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Scott Wilson is the Director of the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council (SA) Inc (ADAC). ADAC is the only Indigenous organisation of its kind in Australia, and is based in Adelaide.
Scott's experience in the areas of substance use, misuse and abuse has seen him on nearly every major governmental and non-government committee in Australia over the past 20 years. For example he was a Prime Ministerial appointment for 9 years on the Australian National Council on Drugs that had a variety of roles including a member of the Executive for 7 years.
He was appointed by the Prime Minister, onto the Alcohol Education Rehabilitation Foundation Board in 2001 until 2012. Has been an Executive member of the Alcohol and Drug Council of Australia and has been a co-Deputy Chair of the National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Committee since it was first formed in early 2004.
Mr. Wilson has presented a number of papers on behalf of ADAC at both national and international conferences on Indigenous drug and alcohol. Scott was an Australasian delegate to the 4th International NGO Forum Beyond 2008 Summit in Vienna that was a review of the 1998 United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) on Illicit Drugs.
In 1997, he was awarded the Alcohol and other Drugs Council of Australia (ADCA) Australia Day Achievement Medallion and in 2003, the Australian Centenary Medal for Services to Indigenous people and the wider Community.
Scott was the 2012 recipient of the Sister Alison Bush Medal (Indigenous achievement) Awarded to an Indigenous student who, in the previous year graduated or completed the requirements for a University degree, and who has achieved a high standard of academic proficiency, contributed to the diverse life of the University, and may also have contributed to the broader community.
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It is now well-established that the war on drugs has caused more suffering than the drug problem it was supposed to be tackling. The good news is the tide finally appears to be turning. Countries around the world are experimenting with new approaches, from decriminalisation to regulated markets. It's an incredibly exciting time.
Nick Cleggformer UK Deputy Prime Minister
Capital punishment for drug-related offences should be suspended all over the world, and there are both opportunities and pressures for countries retaining capital punishment to change course.
Ruth Dreifussformer President of Switzerland
As an investment, the war on drugs has failed to deliver any returns. If it were a business, it would have been shut down a long time ago. This is not what success looks like.
Richard Bransonbusinessman
This is an issue we're not going to police our way out of.
The Hon Michael Keenan MPFederal Justice Minister
We must now all recognise the violence related to drug trafficking in some countries and regions, and the lack of access to harm reduction measures and treatment in others as a problem for all of us.
Olusegun Obasanjoformer President of Nigeria
The only way to think sensibly about drugs is to ensure that we pursue humane and ethical purposes: to keep people alive, allow for differences of view and choices and as far as possible, in every way, reduce the harm associated with drugs.
Margaret Hamilton AOProfessor
I believe that drugs have destroyed many lives, but wrong government policies have destroyed many more. In what other areas of public health do we criminalise patients in need of help? Surely it cannot be the job of the criminal justice system to prescribe remedies to deal with public health concerns. This is the job of public health professionals.
Kofi Annanformer General Secretary of the United Nations (May 2015)
New Zealand chose to take an innovative, harm-minimisation approach through regulating the market.
Peter DunneAssociate Minister of Health of New Zealand
Drug control measures cannot take precedence over health, safety, human welfare and well-being any longer. Our countries have suffered enough. The human costs are too high.
Cesar Gaviriaformer President of Colombia
There is plenty of evidence that declaring the War on Drugs was essentially a political decision with total disregard for medical or other pertinent scientific considerations about the problem.
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Q: Sweet Alert Delete Just Working in the Last Data First, im sorry if my english so bad :v
I have a problem, i have many data, and i want to delete some data with sweet alert delete confirmation, but this delete confirmation just working in the last data (last row), if i want to delete data in first row or middle, thats sweet alert its not working, but my data still deleted, i hope someone wanna help me, thanks
i use codeigniter and this ss of my code
This part of code

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                        <a href="<?php echo site_url('karyawan/editkaryawan?id='.$karyawan->IDKaryawan); ?>" title="Edit Karyawan"><img width="20" height="20" src="<?php echo base_url('img/edit.png'); ?>"/>
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and this my js
  $('#sa-params').on("click", function(e){
  e.preventDefault();
  var abc = $(this).attr('href');
    swal({
        title: "Anda Yakin?",
        text: "Data Yang Sudah Terhapus Tidak Bisa Dikembalikan Lagi!",
        type: "warning",
        showCancelButton: true,
        confirmButtonColor: "#DD6B55",
        confirmButtonText: "Ya, Hapus!",
        cancelButtonText: "Jangan Hapus!",
        closeOnConfirm: false,
        closeOnCancel: false
    }, function(isConfirm){
        if (isConfirm) {
            swal("Terhapus!", "Data Berhasil Dihapus.", "success");
            setTimeout(function(){ window.location.replace = abc; }, 2000);
        } else {
            swal("Cancelled", "Data Tidak Jadi Dihapus :)", "error");
        }
    });
});

Thanks for helping me :)

A: It's probably happend, because you are using id instead of class in your link.
Change id="sa-params" to class="sa-params" in your anchor and
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L'Osella FA1E est une monoplace de Formule 1 engagée par l'écurie italienne Osella dans le cadre du championnat du monde de Formule 1 1983. Elle est pilotée par les Italiens Piercarlo Ghinzani et Corrado Fabi. En 1984, la FA1E est engagée lors du Grand Prix de Saint-Marin, et confiée à l'Autrichien Jo Gartner.

Historique
L'Osella FA1E est engagée sur quatorze courses et ne termine que le Grand Prix d'Autriche 1983 où Corrado Fabi se classe dixième, derrière John Watson et devant son coéquipier Piercarlo Ghinzani. La monoplace enchaîne les non-qualifications et les abandons sur problèmes techniques.

Résultats en championnat du monde de Formule 1

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Q: document.getElementById for a "div" alerting [object HTMLDivElement] instead of "thisDiv" Why does my function alert [object HTMLDivElement] instead of thisDiv?

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x1 is an HTML element and is displayed as such. To get "thisDiv", you have to extract text from it with innerText.

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What's your take on Vladimir Putin ?
jane_d
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Originally Posted by maccoy
Russia is a great country, Putin is a great leader.
P.S. There was a protest today in Moscow again... Against Putin, Soros doesn't rest. But I should to say, now it is a very small part of Moscow (and it was so in the beginning, but now even much more smaller) and in other cities there are no protests. Now it's more like a comedy, when they talk about the "march of millions" and "Maidan" (they mean "orange" revolution in Ukraine), and then 10 - 15 thousands come. I only hope they will not send again agents provocateurs as it was in May, who threw pieces of asphalt and tears gas on police for provoking them (you see, we have all opposite now).
Last edited by jane_d; 15-09-2012 at 08:42 PM.
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http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion...sPyPnmxkpPWsnJ (2010)
An article is written from the point of interests US government...
Putin wins again
"Jeez, this guy is good.
A few years back, I wrote that Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was the most impressive major leader on today's world stage. Since then, he's gotten better.
Back then, he was eating President George W. Bush for breakfast. Now he's snacking on President Obama as sushi -- eating him raw, in happy little bites.
Putin's ruthless, unforgiving and murderous. (Not true, but it is logical to hear from them, yeah ) He also has a clear vision of what he wants, the strength of will to get it -- and a stunning ability to spot the weaknesses in his foreign counterparts.
Putin's the Evil Empire's belated answer to President Ronald Reagan. Where the Gipper focused uncompromisingly on bringing down the Soviet imperium, Putin focuses uncompromisingly on restoring imperial Russia.
And he's making progress, as US leaders and their advisers bumble and stumble along with neither a clear strategic vision nor a rational sense of foreign-policy priorities.
Putin doesn't seem like a man much given to hilarity, but he must be laughing his butt off at our incompetence. Consider his strategic achievements in just the last few months:
- He cunningly let Obama bamboozle himself into a gotta-have-it-now Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty that damages US conventional capabilities while Russia gives up only old junk it needed to dump anyway.
- He cut another arms deal with Hugo Chavez, selling the unstable Venezuelan 5 billion more bucks' worth of weapons -- on top of 4 billion already contracted. It's an unprecedented armament program for South America, supporting Chavez's bellicose "Bolivarian" goal of "re-uniting" Venezuela and Colombia.
- Putin finally got his pawn into power in Ukraine, erasing the westward orientation of yesteryear's Orange Revolution. Bringing Ukraine back inside Russia's borders remains Putin's top priority. He just took a giant step toward achieving it.
- Putin also drew Kazakhstan -- the keystone Central Asian state and a major energy supplier -- closer to Moscow.
- Last week, Putin supported the overthrow of the US-backed government of Kyrgyzstan, tightening his chokehold on our northern supply route into Afghanistan. The Obama administration was utterly blindsided ("Where's Kyrgyzstan?").
- The crash of an aircraft carrying Poland's fiercely anti-Russian president and his key advisers may have been just amazingly good luck on Putin's part, but it's the kind of luck to which we should pay attention. Russia's neighbors certainly have. (Kaczynski, who supported Saakashvili and said that event in Georgia was a very strong argument for location of the US system defence in Poland, was not our friend. Polish leadership has been forcing us for 20 years to accept crime which Soviet Union did not commit. Of course, talking about "luck" here is very cynically, I'm very sorry for those who died and their relatives... And this story is still unclear, but maybe someone crashed plane for blaming Putin. Or it was a real scary and rock coincidence. For Putin - it was not in his interests - to ruin relations with Poland; we have difficult relations with them without it)
- Domestically, Putin continued extending his control over the economy and the media. (What, no protests from Western journalistic colleagues?) An artful sniper, not a clumsy bomber, he kills or imprisons when "necessary," but doesn't purge the Russian masses. (The only problem he hasn't been able to hammer down has been domestic Islamist terrorism -- where he meets his match in strength of will.)
Well, it is not very right. After killing of Politkovskaya he said that "harm from her death was bigger than from her activities". And about Litvinenko and someone else.. Making an allusion that they were killed by those who promoted them, but when promoting their deaths started to be more profitable, the same person killed them. I think it is much more cynically than Putin's phrase if it seems so. I think it was Berezovsky's order. About our media I wrote earlier. All is not so perfect.
- On Iran, Putin's a savvy old tomcat toying with the Obama mouse. While Moscow's overt, covert and clandestine trade with Tehran continues, Putin does his good-cop/bad-cop routine with President Dmitry Medvedev, keeping hope alive in the White House that, this time, Russia will finally back meaningful sanctions. Sarah Palin will sign on with Code Pink first.
Meanwhile, our president continues to play into Putin's hands. At this week's Nuclear Vanity Summit (which accomplished nothing), Obama snubbed Georgia's president, Mikhail Saakashvili. Putin will read that as license to renew his aggression against the struggling democracy in Tbilisi (first Kyrgyzstan, then Georgia?). Obama had time for Putin's Ukrainian puppet, President Viktor Yanukovych, though.
And all the while the administration's fighting Russia's drug war in Afghanistan while snoozing through the narco-bloodbath on our own southern border.
A major test for Obama comes this Sunday, when our president will pay our respects at the Krakow funeral of Poland's freedom-loving president. If Obama allows himself to be photographed smoking and joking with Putin or Medvedev at a Polish grave, it'll send a horrible signal throughout a region that only escaped Moscow's terror two decades ago.
Putin's certainly not a good man. But he is a great man -- perhaps the most capable national leader of our time. He's also a very dangerous man. (Of course )
The really bad news? I can't spot a single potential president in either of our political parties who'd be a match for the guy.
It's heartbreaking when an old KGB hand consistently triumphs over the products of the mediocrity mills our moribund political parties have become"
P.S. I've noticed that I often see Putin without necktie on meetings in our country. It means something!
Last edited by jane_d; 17-09-2012 at 10:31 AM.
Putin marks 10 years of extraordinary achievement
http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politi...0110-m0n1.html
"A decade ago this month, Boris Yeltsin handed the reins of Russia to Vladimir Putin. It was a good day for Russia and the world. Putin is Russia's finest leader since Peter the Great.
Western profiles of Putin usually begin with ''ex-KGB agent'' but that is misleading. As a spy in West Germany in the 1980s, Putin witnessed the superiority of the free market. After the 1989 revolutions, Putin moved to St Petersburg to join his friend and former university lecturer, the mayor, Anatoly Sobchak - the Milton Friedman of Russia - and was appointed to attract foreign investment to Russia's second largest city. When Yeltsin defied Soviet tanks in Moscow in 1991, Sobchak performed the same heroic feat in St Petersburg. During those momentous days, when Russia's fate was in the balance, Putin resigned from the KGB to work against the Soviet coup.
Putin stayed with free-market Sobchak until 1996, when he moved to Moscow, ended the Chechen revolt and in August 1999 was appointed Yeltsin's fifth prime minister in 17 months. Four months later, Yeltsin resigned as president and, under Russia's constitution, Putin became acting president.
He called an election, further entrenching the rule of law, in which 75 per cent of Russians voted, winning a 53 per cent majority in a field of 12 candidates. Four years later he was re-elected with a thumping 71 per cent mandate and has since enjoyed the highest approval rating of any political leader in the democratic world.
Putin inherited an economic catastrophe. In 1998, Russia defaulted on its foreign debt and the rouble collapsed. His first public commitment - to double the productive capacity of the Russian economy in 10 years - was met with derision, but has been fulfilled.
When Time magazine asked Putin how a lifelong KGB man raised in the Soviet Union become a believer in free markets, he replied: ''One doesn't have to be a particularly bright highbrow to see the obvious, that the market economy has major advantages over an administrative system.''
In the Putin decade, Russia followed the advice of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, with average annual economic growth of 7 per cent. Foreign debt has been repaid before it fell due and international bond investors now bemoan the shortage of its public debt.
Real wages have grown at about 12 per cent a year. In 2001, Putin achieved the holy grail of progressive reform - a flat income tax of 13 per cent, creating a wave of incentive to work while reducing the appeal of the black market.
At the same time, he cut corporate tax from 35 to 24 per cent and gave small businesses a choice - pay 6 per cent of gross revenue in tax or 15 per cent of profits. The former Soviet Union now boasts the lowest taxes in Europe while achieving increases in government revenue.
Western critics predicted Putin would use the global financial crisis as a pretext to increase state control, but the reverse has been the case. Russia has embarked on a new round of privatisation, with 5500 state-owned enterprises earmarked for sale.
The World Bank reported: "Russia's strong short-term macroeconomic fundamentals make it better prepared than many emerging economies to deal with the crisis . . . prudent fiscal management and substantial financial reserves have protected Russia from deeper consequences of this external shock.'' Its sharemarket more than doubled last year, giving its investors the best returns of any bourse.
Putin's Russia has floated its currency and liberalised its current and capital accounts, completing the troika required for full integration into international capital markets. In 2000, Russia's economy was ranked 22nd in the world - now it is seventh. The power of oligarchs diminished under Putin, with the growing counterweight of parliament, the rule of law and a middle class that has exploded from 8 million to 55 million. Those living in poverty fell from 30 per cent to 14 per cent under his watch.
Yeltsin gave independence to 15 former Soviet republics and, although Putin is perceived as a tough guy, the empire is not striking back. John McCain wrongly attempted to characterise the Georgia skirmish as a "resurgence of the Soviet bear". South Ossetia was historically part of Georgia but during the Soviet era its population became dominated by ethnic Russians. Today the vast majority of South Osettians want to be part of Russia. Georgians launched an offensive to retake South Ossetia during the Beijing Olympics and Russia resisted. South Ossetia may be a complex story but comparisons with Budapest in 1956 are wrong.
While the Soviets repressed all religious faith, Putin happily wears a cross, admits to studying the Bible and has largely restored the prestige of the Russian Orthodox Church.
The Russian media may be excessively pro-Putin but only a fraction more or less than the US media have been towards President Barack Obama. It is distressing and disturbing that several Russian journalists have been murdered during Putin's administration. In the absence of persuasive evidence to the contrary, I can only accept Putin's own logic that their deaths have caused him more damage than anything they could have written or spoken.
Russia is the largest geographic nation and the ninth most populous. It retains the largest stockpile of weapons of mass destruction. Everyone on Earth has an interest in Russia's stability and prosperity. It seems likely that Putin will stand again for president in 2012, as the constitution permits. In view of his extraordinary record of achievement in office, its hard for me to see how anyone of good faith could regret his continued influence in Russia and the world."
Ross Cameron is a former federal MP for Parramatta.
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SS 18 Satan
The R-36, (Russian: Р-36) is a family of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and space launch vehicles designed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War. The original R-36 was produced under the Soviet industry designation 8K67 and was given the NATO reporting name SS-9 Scarp. The later version, the R-36M was produced under the GRAU designations 15A14 and 15A18 and was given the NATO reporting name SS-18 Satan. This missile was viewed by certain U.S. analysts as giving the Soviet Union first strike advantage over the U.S., particularly because of its very heavy throw weight and extremely large number of re-entry vehicles. Some versions of the R-36M were deployed with 10 warheads and up to 40 penetration aids and the missile's high throw-weight made it theoretically capable of carrying more warheads or penetration aids. Contemporary U.S. missiles, such as the Minuteman III, carried up to three warheads at most...
Missiles of the R-36M/SS-18 family have never been deployed with more than ten warheads, but given their large throw-weight (8.8 tonnes as specified in START), they have the capacity to carry considerably more detonation power. Among the projects that the Soviet Union considered in the mid-1970s was that of a 15A17 missile—a follow-on to the R-36MUTTH (15A18). The missile would have had an even greater throw-weight—9.5 tonnes—and would be able to carry a very large number of warheads. Five different versions of the missile were considered. Three of these versions would carry regular warheads—38 × 250 kt yield, 24 × 500 kt yield, or 15–17 × 1 Mt yield. Two modifications were supposed to carry guided warheads ("upravlyaemaya golovnaya chast")—28 × 250 kt or 19 × 500 kt.[5] However, none of these upgraded models were ever developed. The SALT II Treaty, signed in 1979, prohibited increasing the number of warheads ICBMs could carry. Equally, from a strategic point of view, concentrating so many warheads on silo-based missiles was not seen as desirable, since it would have made a large proportion of the USSR's warheads vulnerable to a counterforce strike...
In the last decade Russian armed forces have been steadily reducing the number of R-36M missiles in service, withdrawing those that age past their designed operational lifetime. About 40 missiles of the most modern variant R-36M2 (or RS-20V) will remain in service until 2019 and will be then replaced by newer MIRV version of Topol-M. In March 2006 Russia made an agreement with Ukraine that will regulate cooperation between the two countries on maintaining the R-36M2 missiles. It was reported that the cooperation with Ukraine will allow Russia to extend the service life of the R-36M2 missiles by at least ten to 28 years...Several remaining SS-18 missiles have been modified for surface launch and now carry lightweight satellites to Low Earth Orbit (LEO), including many foreign payloads...
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showt...=178579&page=5
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=157089
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About Afghanistan.... Scary war, yes...
Just have found something in English.
http://www.opendemocracy.net/od-russ...anistan-part-i
The Russians in Afghanistan
I don't know how it relates to the topic though...
About missiles - we should have them and a lot. Only because we have a lot of them, we exist, live and are not bombed. Thanks for great efforts of people of the Soviet Union.
Fat Slow Generals getting obscene on Young Blood
Originally Posted by jane_d
All those poor young soldiers sent to their slaughter..always remember not one ploitician was harmed in the making of it...
Do you know we are ruled by T.V...
The moon is a dry blood beast
Guerrilla bands are rolling numbers
in the next block of green vine
amassing for warfare on innocent
herdsman who are just dying ...
When the true King's murderers are allowed to roam free a 1000 Magicians arise in the land...
Originally Posted by lightgiver
Jim Morrison - An American Prayer (The poem). - YouTube
I agree in this case. Were sent to slaughter another people. I left article there... You can read. It was a difficult and unclear situation for our leadership, too. And part of them didn't want this war.
But it is a thread about Putin...? He did not start any war. Our missiles "Satan" (and "Topol", "Topol-M ") keep peace for us... for a long time. They never were used and I hope never will. If we did not create this the most scary weapon, we already would be destroyed. And the world would already have this NWO in much more big scale.
It is ironic, but Satan serves us for peace.
America drew the Soviet Union in this war (Brzezinsky) and then helped to fight against us. Soviet Union allowed itself to be drawn...and also with the Afghan leadership's requests..
But we built in Afghanistan some things. Dams, hydroelectric power, gas pipelines, factories, hospitals...
P.S. Sorry for editing.
Last edited by jane_d; 17-09-2012 at 11:49 PM. Reason: addition
Occultists
But it is a thread about Putin...? He did not start any war. Our missiles "Satan" (now "Topol' ") keep peace for us... for a long time. They never were used and I hope never will. If we did not create this the most scary weapon, we already would be destroyed. It is ironic, but Satan serves us for peace.
I think both sides were sent to slaughter each other just like in WW2 and WW1 etc etc etc...
Last edited by lightgiver; 17-09-2012 at 09:55 PM.
Viva Vlad
Putin was born on October 7, 1952, in Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR (now Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation), to parents Vladimir Spiridonovich Putin (1911–1999) and Maria Ivanovna Putina (1911–1998). His mother was a factory worker, and his father was a conscript in the Soviet Navy, where he served in the submarine fleet in the early 1930s. Two elder brothers were born in the mid-1930s; one died within a few months of birth, while the second succumbed to diphtheria during the siege of Leningrad...
Vladimir Putin's paternal grandfather, Spiridon Ivanovich Putin (1879–1965), was employed at Vladimir Lenin's dacha at Gorki as a cook, and after Lenin's death in 1924, he continued to work for Lenin's wife, Nadezhda Krupskaya. He would later cook for Joseph Stalin when the Soviet leader visited one of his dachas in the Moscow region. Spiridon later was employed at a dacha belonging to the Moscow City Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, at which the young Putin would visit him.
The ancestry of Vladimir Putin has been described as a mystery with no records surviving of any ancestors of any people with the surname "Putin" beyond his grandfather Spiridon Ivanovich. It has been suggested that the Putins are descended from the royal Tverskoy family. The 'family book' of the Tver region where Spiridon was from mentions the name of Putyanin who it claims were a clan of Russian aristocrats descended from Mikhail of Tver, the Grand Prince of Tver in the Middle Ages. It became common practice for family names associated with the former aristocracy to be abbreviated, e.g. Repnin becoming "Pnin" and, perhaps, Putyanin becoming "Putin".
Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin (22 January [O.S. 10 January] 1869 – 29 or 30 December [O.S. 16 December] 1916) was a Russian Orthodox Christian and mystic who is perceived as having influenced the latter days of the Russian Emperor Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and their only son Alexei. Some people called Rasputin the "Mad Monk", while others considered him a "strannik" (or religious pilgrim) and even a starets (ста́рец, "elder", a title usually reserved for monk-confessors), believing him to be a psychic and faith healer.
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showp...6&postcount=21
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showt...post1060937142
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lightgiver, you should try to be a little more straight to the point.
not everyone is a synchromystic.
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USAID booted out of Russia
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) says it is withdrawing from Russia after Moscow decided to call a halt to the agency's work in the country.
"The United States recently received the Russian government's decision to end USAID activities in the Russian Federation," US State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
Over the past two decades, USAID has spent more than $2.6 billion in Russia to help environmental protection and economic modernization programs and efforts to combat infectious diseases.
"While USAID's physical presence in Russia will come to an end, we remain committed to supporting democracy, human rights, and the development of a more robust civil society in Russia and look forward to continuing our cooperation with Russian non-governmental organizations (NGOs)," Nuland said.
"It is our hope that Russia will now itself assume full responsibility and take forward all of this work that we were proud to do together so that the Russian people continue to have the benefit," she added.
Russia told the United States last week that USAID should end its activities in the country. While Nuland would not be drawn on the reasons given for Moscow's decision, she said it was more "their sense that they don't need this anymore."
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused the United States of fomenting unrest through its support for NGOs in Russia.
Following the announcement, the Russian government on Wednesday said the United States had been using its aid mission in Moscow to 'influence Russian politics and presidential elections.'
"It's about attempts to influence political processes, including elections of various types, and institutions of civil society through the distribution of grants," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
The former US ambassador to Ukraine, Steven Pifer, said the decision reflected Russia's reluctance to see foreign support for pro-democracy efforts on its territory.
"They see the AID's efforts in Russia as being a prime funder of the NGOs that are concerned about their elections and concerned about the regression of democracy in Russia," Pifer said.
USAID has offices in more than 100 countries.
On Russian Decision to End USAID Activities in Russia
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2012/09/197846.htm
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hmm... so it does seem he is a good guy. taking "extreme" measures to protect russia.
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omar revo
some of this & some of that
he's a two faced person , when the NATO wanted to go into Libya he stood in its way just because he was afraid to lose the Russian investments in Libya , but when the American government gave him Compensations for his loss , he got out of the way and allowed them to go in and burn Libya to the ground
on the other hand , he seem to be wordy , he always supports the third world causes but when it comes to action on reality the only thing he can do is VETO in the Security Council
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Originally Posted by omar revo
he's a two faced person, when the NATO wanted to go into Libya he stood in its way just because he was afraid to lose the Russian investments in Libya, but when the American government gave him Compensations for his loss, he got out of the way and allowed them to go in and burn Libya to the ground
on the other hand, he seem to be wordy, he always supports the third world causes but when it comes to action on reality the only thing he can do is VETO in the Security Council
And Gaddafi? Libya ordered the military equipment from Russia worth $ 4 billion. This order was made only after the Russian authorities cancelled Libya's debt to the USSR of $ 8 billion. We have written off all debts, and Gaddafi did not pay for his new order. Accordingly, Gaddafi also received no Russian military equipment. He just made this order for writing off the old debt. Although, Libya could pay us these money very easily. Gaddafi has deceived Russia. In spite of this, among the Russian people an opinion could be heard that the Libyans had to protect Gaddafi strongly, because he has done a lot in the interests of his country and his people. But anyway, I feel very sorry for them all....
Despite these relations with Gaddafi personally, no one can say what would be if Putin was a president then. Now he is a president - and look at Syria. It was Medvedev, and Medvedev - just a Zionist puppet, including judging by Russia's domestic policy. Medvedev sold Libya. Putin reacted very differently than Medvedev on the events in Libya. Now I see that Putin has almost openly expressed his grievances to Medvedev and to our government on many issues. He suppresses them more now ... It's really inspiring to see.
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Despite these relations with Gaddafi personally, no one can say what would be if Putin was a president then. Now he is a president - and look at Syria. It was Medvedev, and Medvedev - just a Zionist puppet, including judging by Russia's domestic policy. Medvedev sold Libya. Putin reacted very differently than Medvedev on the events in Libya. Now I see that Putin is almost openly expressed his grievances to Medvedev and to our government on many issues. He suppresses them more now ... It's really inspiring to see.
i agree , Medvedev sold us out , but i remember what Puttin the first day of war in Libya , he said : (( it reminds me of the Crusader wars )) , when we heard this statement my father started clapping in a sign of respect towards Puttin .
i saw everything that happened in Libya , i witnessed the battles , i witnessed massacres , the problem is not because of the oppressing regime of Gaddafi , the real problem is that America made us busy killing each other while they were taking over everything
but that doesn't mean that Gaddafi & Asad are right to kill their own people , it's wrong i know , but the problem is with propagandized media that pushes the civilians to go out and protest unarmed
while i still say , America gave Medvedev a Indemnity instead of his losses in Libya , but they gave him more than he deserves , Gaddafi could have paid his debt 10 TIMES instead of 8 billion $ ,he had billions of dollars in most of the banks in the world , and when his accounts were frozen he used the money he had inside Libya , which it was at least 70 billion $ , but most of it was stolen by the rebels , and don't forget about the Priceless treasures he was hiding in his compounds
hope that explained a lot
It's so sad what they have done with Libya and with people... So rich country... And all is ruined and stolen. I read that Libyans were very rich with Gaddafi and lived good. It's always strange when all paint someone as "bloody tyrant", but when you read, you learn that people lived good etc. Where is the truth? In the middle, I suppose? I trust much more to people who really live in place which I'm interested in.
Putin also is a "tyrant and maniac".
OMG, thanks God, Stalin ("bloody tyrant and maniac") and Soviet people, that we have nuclear missiles and peace.... Putin now is arming Russia with new weapons, too...
here's the truth , the Libyans lived good at Gaddafi's time but looking to it as an Oil rich country , Libyans should have lived way better than that , but now the economy is going towards Capitalism which is going to cause a real problem in the future if America had economic problems , it would make America enslave us with its " Freedom & Democracy " project
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Putin's "opposition to the NWO" is pure political theatre, imho. People need to realize that left/right is about more than just irrelevant political parties. There are two different visions of the NWO, but both roads lead to World Government in the end. Exposing one side doesn't mean someone is a "good guy".
Just my humble opinion..
The "truth movement" is a psy-op to stage the Apocalypse:
Manufactured Problem: the Liberal/Islamic "Anti-Christ" NWO - Multiculturalism & Internationalism
Fake Solution: the Theocratic "Christian Patriot" NWO - Nationalism & Imperialism
=Thesis & Anti-Thesis: Don't pick a side!! Don't fall for it!!
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His "opposition" is clearly expressed in the fact that he defends our interests as Russian people... Well, and in external policy, too.
I read a lot and even was confused in some moment when I came across with bloody western propaganda, which sowed doubts in my mind. Now I clearly see and feel, what information war is. Putin is blamed absolutely in everything by them... So many lies and black rumours. In fact, he has done a lot of very good and important things in our country but corrupt journalists rarely write about it...
And now he is in a very risky situation. They failed with "peaceful protests", but will they stop? I don't know... Why someone fires on buses in Moscow and St. Petersburg from pneumatic and traumatic guns? It is happening constantly and often, since spring of this year. What's the next?..
And Caucasus, of course. They now try to destabilise it...
http://rt.com/politics/putin-west-sy...sia-chaos-128/
Putin blames West for global chaos
The Russian leader did not hesitate to name who is responsible for sowing the seeds of disorder that is gripping many parts of the world, including in Syria.
"Our partners just can't stop," Putin said at a meeting with representatives of one of Russia's regions. "They have already created chaos in many territories, and now they are continuing the same policy in other countries, including Syria."
Commenting on the "Arab Spring" and the ongoing Syrian conflict, he said: "Our position is to help carry out changes for the better in all countries but not to try to force on them – especially by armed force – what we consider to be right."
It is important to encourage developments from within, Putin stressed.
The Russian leader criticized the militant foreign policy of the West, arguing that Russia's repeated warnings went unheeded.
"We did warn that prudent action was needed and that it would be wrong to try to achieve anything by force, otherwise chaos would ensue," he said. "And what do we see today? Chaos prevails."
Russia is concerned about developments in many regions, including Afghanistan, where heroin production and drug trafficking has hit Russia and Europe. In the Middle East the situation is hardly more inspiring, with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad struggling against an armed opposition, which is said to comprise of members of terrorist groups, including al-Qaeda.
The United States, which recently lost its Libyan Ambassador following a wave of anti-American violence, has not managed to avoid the consequences of its behavior. In a growing number of countries, leaders (Muammar Gaddafi of Libya, Saddam Hussein of Iraq and Slobodan Milosevich of Serbia, for example) who fell out of favor with the West have been eliminated one way or another.
The new tendency for 'regime change,' however, has not made these countries any safer. Indeed, in many cases the violence and chaos is worse now than it was before Western foreign intervention began.
To support his argument, Putin recommended Western leaders remember the lessons of history so as not to "destroy Carthage again" in their relations with weak countries.
"I would hate to see the events witnessed by mankind many centuries ago repeat themselves now," he said. "The strong countries are trying to push their rules and their moral code on weak countries, without taking into account the history, traditions and religion of a particular country."
The Russian leader then mentioned what he said was "the first case of ethnic cleansing known to mankind."
"The Roman Empire not only seized and occupied Carthage, but also destroyed it completely, killed everyone and spilled salt so that nothing could grow there," Putin noted.
Not only should the good things inherited from European culture be remembered, he added.
In his opinion, Russia "has always been advantageously different from other countries due to its formation as a multinational and multi-religious state."
Orthodoxy has always been very tolerant, he noted.
"The super-task is that a representative of each, even the smallest ethnic group, if he lives in this territory and is a citizen of this country, must feel absolutely equal and understand that he and his children can fulfill their most ambitious plans and have no restrictions, no limitations," he said.
The Russian state had never dictated its will on anyone or pushed its rules, he noted.
He stressed that what transpired during the Soviet period in Russian history could not be blamed solely on Russia because the "idea of world revolution was being forced on other territories."
On the whole, "we have always respected all ethnic groups, peoples and religions inside the country and have tried to behave the same way on the international scene," he stressed.
"The preservation of inter-religious peace" is extremely important for Russia, said Putin, who expressed his support in working with other countries to achieve this goal.


If your Raptor needs a custom touch, Hennessey Performance has the answer. The VelociRaptor is a 600 horsepower beast with new turbos, intercoolers, side-exit exhaust and a dyno tune. It offers 600 horsepower and 622 lb-ft of torque to all wheels, so what more could you need?
How about another rear axle and a long bed? The VelociRaptor 6×6 has transformed the world of custom trucks. John Hennessey and his team have engineered a 6WD beast with 3 locking differentials. Both rear axles have more travel than a stock Raptor, and they are held in place by spherical rod ends. Extensions to the frame are laser cut from thick plate steel, and tig welded in a jig for precise geometry. But that is where the similarities end. Let's take a look at the options to see just how wild it can be.
Because this process is so involved, there is ample time to add other upgrades to your ride. First up is new rubber. Because you are riding 3″ higher, the 20″ Hennessey wheels are available in any color. They arrive wrapped in 35″ Toyo All Terrain tires, but Hennessey will choose any wheel or brand you desire.
Next up are several options for LED lights. Light bars can be mounted above the windshield and on the roll bar, not to mention the front bumper and fog lights. The next area often upgraded is the factory audio. Hennessey Performance can seamlessly integrate reference-level speakers and more bass into your truck.
A hint of armor has been mentioned for this year's SEMA show. If the aluminum body leaves you a bit vulnerable, the addition of steel inside the doors can be hidden in plain sight. This would also add weight, so that leads us to the last option.
Although not listed on the 6×6 page, Hennessey does offer a V8 conversion for the Raptor. They install a new F150 5.0L V8 and wiring harness straight from the factory. A simple tune of the computer will unleash a Coyote under the hood.
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It's understandable that not every parent is up for traveling that far north by car as my family. So to help Boca road-trippers make the most of their vacation time closer to home, I chatted with my friends at Chevrolet. The car brand recently enlisted the help of well-known data scientist and road trip guru, Randy Olson, to help calculate the most efficient (and fun!) road trip route around Florida. Our goal was to help people visit some of the most well-known yet family-friendly attractions in our state–including a handful of stops near Boca Raton. A "state-cation" if you will!
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In 2007, Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin debuted the family sitcom Outnumbered on British television, dumped into a 10:30 PM timeslot with minimal promotion. There was nothing about the show which seemed especially extraordinary. Claire Skinner and Hugh Dennis play a middle-class couple with three cute, but unpredictable kids. The opening scene of the pilot is a familiar scenario in which the parents scramble to get their kids ready to go to school, the mom predictably more concerned than the dad. The moment their first kid comes into the kitchen is the moment you begin to understand why this series eventually went on to run for five immensely popular, award-winning seasons.
Rather than mugging for the camera or delivering punchlines like a Modern Family character, where we laugh at how the kids seem like little adults, the first kid character we see in Outnumbered has a stumbling-speech pattern and believably untrained energy. You get the distinct impression that he's improvising his every line and the adult actors are doing their best to simply react.
That's the same philosophy and style of humor Hamilton and Jekins brought to their 2015 movie What We Did On Our Holiday. The basic plot involves a couple (David Tennant, Rosamund Pike) attempting to put their marital difficulties aside as they take their three young children to attend their grandfather's (Billy Connolly) 75th birthday party in the Scottish Highlands. With a central trio like that – Tennant, Pike, Connolly – there's plenty of reason to turn this into a must-watch for Doctor Who/Gone Girl/Brave fans (Tennant gets to use his actual Scottish speaking voice!). However, those three are but window dressing to the true trio at the heart of everything: The kids, played by Emilia Jones (the oldest and most mature), Bobby Smalldridge (the middle child whose obsessed with Norse gods) and Harriet Turnbull (the adorable baby of the family who says anything she wants to, and recalls Drew Berrymore from E.T. on more than one occasion).
To prepare for the shoot, Tennant, Pike and the kids (with Hamilton and Jenkins along to monitor everything) actually spent a day at a waterpark together pretending to be a family, albeit one with a father swarmed by enthusiastic kids who still remember him from Doctor Who. That might be why they do genuinely seem like a family when we meet them in What We Did On Our Holiday. Ala the Outnumbered pilot, we open with the mom and dad trying to herd the kids into the car, but mostly Tennant and Pike are doing their best to not laugh at the kidspeak and kidlogic being thrown their way, such as the youngest daughter's explanation for why they must bring her pet rock with them.
It sets the tone right away. If you cannot stand cute kids saying the darndest things while adults stammer and muster some kind of response then this movie is not for you.
It's not just that the kids have the best lines. It's also that they seem to have the most screen time. Not too long after reaching their granddad's stately manner, they head out for a day in the countryside with him, the film only occasionally jumping back to the house to remind us that all of the adults (a group that also includes Ben Miller and Emilia Jones as Tennant's brother and sister-in-law) are too busy arguing to have fun. It's at this point the film takes a turn which is too big to spoil here, but the kids handle the darker material well.
The film as a whole occasionally feels a tad sitcomy, turning into a story about the things kids can teach adults, but it's never not fun watching actors like Tennant, Pike and Connolly reacting to little kids blindsiding them with some out-of-nowhere questions and jokes.
Family entertainment best suited for fans of the main adult actors (Billy Connolly, David Tennant, Rosamund Pike) but enjoyable for anyone who has a soft spot for cute little kids saying the darndest things, especially if it's with a British accent.
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Q: Godot 3.4.3 Export error 'apksigner' returned with error #1 I'm getting this error on linux
'apksigner' returned with error #1

This only happens when I try to export an apk for the play store. I have made the new key for the store and I have tried exporting the game to a new folder. When I do and turn off the export with debug I get the error apksigner returned with error #1
I have uninstalled all JDKs before 30 and just have that one installed. I have Java 11 (as I read somewhere else that 12 doesn't work) I am not sure if I need to wipe the android folder clean in my godot project or not. I have created the release keystore using
keytool -v -genkey -keystore mygame.keystore -alias mygame -keyalg RSA -validity 10000
and put that in for my release in godot under release under the keystore area. I used the -alias (business name) for the Release User, and put in a password when asked for keystore password and used that in the Release Password. I also changed the mygame.keystore to (gamename).keystore. Do I need to remake this keystore each time I change the SDKs? Each attempt to export for release has failed.

A: Considering this was all new installs for the sdks and the android studio, I'm guessing that me logging out and logging back in fixed it. I tried just about every suggestion out there so I'm not 100% on if that was all that was wrong, but that seems to be how I got it to finally work and get around the error. Mind you I did a lot of other things that I read helped other people before I restarted and got it working so again other suggestions may also be valid.
I later got the same error when trying to overwrite the apk. This doesn't work. I had to trash it and make a new apk. I also tried to make an aab and realized I didn't have JDK 11 installed. Both work fine now. NOTE: Google play doesn't accept apks anymore. Must make an aab file.


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Rollin Lynde Hartt (1869–1946)
From The American Stage: Writing on Theater from Washington Irving to Tony Kushner
Interview with Laurence Senelick about The American Stage (PDF, Library of America)
Gallery of theater posters for American melodramas (Library of Congress)
• "The Life and Death of Vaudeville," Fred Allen
• "The Jest," Dorothy Parker
• "The Fiddler," Herman Melville
The American Stage: Writing on Theater from Washington Irving to Tony Kushner
Over 850 pages of history, criticism, memoir, fiction, poetry, and parody
Poster for John Martin's Secret: A Tale of the African Diamond Mines, an 1896 four-act melodrama by British playwright Frank Sutton-Vane that debuted in New York in 1898 before going on a nationwide tour. The scene depicted in the poster occurs at the end of the third act, after an accused murderer traps his former mistress in an abandoned mine so she can't testify against him. As the mine collapses, she leaps twenty feet across a chasm and is caught and rescued by the man's wife. Image courtesy of Library of Congress.
Most of this week's introduction is from Laurence Senelick's headnote to the selection in The American Stage.
A whole library could be made up of sermons, tracts, and similar clerical denunciations of the stage in America. By the turn of the century, some religious leaders were taking a different tack. In his anonymous Confessions of a Clergyman (1915), Rollin Lynde Hartt says of Jesus, "He softened the rigors of Rabbinism, and I think He is not displeased when we soften the rigors of Puritanism."
Hartt, son of a prominent zoologist, a graduate of Williams College and the Andover Theological Seminary, was influenced by the YMCA movement. His time as a Congregational minister made him a firm defender of Christian "modernism" against fundamentalism. As a contributor to Atlantic Monthly and a staff columnist for the Boston Transcript, he wrote with understanding about Mormons, mountain folk, "the new Negro," and the "Scopes Monkey Trial." His progressive defense of the Jews caused him to be attacked by Henry Ford in Ford's ferociously anti-Semitic paper The Dearborn Independent.
His book The People at Play (1909), which The New York Times called "a valuable and entertaining work of sociology," was intended to survey the popular amusements of the working class and justify them to the white-collar public that looked down its nose at them. Even novelists such as Frank Norris in McTeague and Stephen Crane in Maggie: A Girl of the Street had portrayed vaudeville as a degrading and sensually arousing diversion. Like an experienced safari leader, Hartt led his readers through the steamy undergrowth of burlesque houses, amusement parks, dime museums, nickelodeons, dance halls, baseball diamonds, and, in the chapter included here, popular melodrama, pointing out the occasional danger, but more often lingering over the benefits to the proletariat of its newfound leisure.
In the introduction to his book, Hartt explains that each chapter visits "an establishment in which a composite arranged by combining details selected from many establishments of its kind will best represent the type." In "Melodrama," he calls his fictional composite theater the Grand—although his fellow New Yorkers almost certainly assumed that the establishment Hartt had in mind was the Grand Opera House on 23rd Street in Manhattan, a 2,000-seat theater that had become one of the city's leading centers of popular entertainment.
Notes: Newspaper columnist Franklin P. Adams was also known for his light verse; he later became a member of the legendary Algonquin Round Table and a panelist on the radio program Information Please. The Adams poem reprinted by Hartt mentions a Hacketty hero, a reference to the American stage actor James K. Hackett, whose many roles included the lead in the stage adaptation of The Prisoner of Zenda. Edward Hugh Sothern, another American actor, was famous for playing the lead roles of various Shakespeare dramas. Boulevard du Crime was the nickname of the Paris's Boulevard du Temple, an avenue known for its numerous theaters that mostly staged crime melodramas during the first half of the nineteenth century.
Hartt cursorily mentions four contemporary American authors of melodramas: Charles E. Blaney (Lottie, The Poor Saleslady; His Terrible Secret), Hal Reid (A Working Girl's Wrongs; A Wife's Secret); Theodore Kremer (The Fatal Wedding; For Her Children's Sake), and the prolific Owen Davis, whose 200 plays included the melodrama Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model and the 1923 Pulitzer Prize winner, Icebound. The phrase "if Blaney's learned sock be on" basically means "if one of Blaney's comic plays is showing at the theater." It is an allusion to a line from Milton's L'Allegro ("Then to the well-trod stage anon, / If Johnson's learned sock be on, / Or sweetest Shakespeare"), in which sock translates as comedy (a reference to the footwear worn by Greek comic actors).
William Winter was a drama and literary critic who inveighed against the "corrupting" influence of such European playwrights as Henrik Ibsen and George Bernard Shaw and of the "vacuous and vulgar trivialities" of lowbrow productions. He reserved a particular scorn for the actress Sarah Bernhardt, who "belonged to her day, and with her day she will pass." The British critic William Archer, on the other hand, was a strong champion of Ibsen and Shaw—but also disliked Bernhardt, who had become a "money-making machine." J. M. Barrie was a successful and admired British playwright, now remembered almost entirely for his play Peter Pan. Jerome K. Jerome was a British humorist best known for Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog). Ohio Senator Mark Hanna, described as being clad in dollar signs, was a multimillionaire who managed William McKinley's presidential campaigns by raising money from banks and business executives; as a result, McKinley was often caricatured as being in Hanna's pocket. Hartt mentions two plays that were considered "highbrow" successes of the decade: The Hypocrites (1906), by English dramatist Henry Arthur Jones, and Leah Kleschna (1904), by American playwright C.M.S. McLellan.
At the Grand—temple of Melodrama—"the villain still pursues her." From this you infer that he has been at it for a somewhat protracted period, as is only too true. Curse him!—he has hounded that angelic creature for more than two centuries. . . . If you don't see the full selection below, click here (PDF) or click here (Google Docs) to read it—free!
Labels: Rollin Lynde Hartt, theater
Posted on Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 2:14 AM
The Triumph of the Thrill said...
Wordy but picks up at the end. Fascinating and worth reading for the history.


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import string

import networkx as nx

from taskflow import exceptions as exc
from taskflow.patterns import graph_flow as gf
from taskflow.patterns import linear_flow as lf
from taskflow.patterns import unordered_flow as uf

from taskflow import test
from taskflow.tests import utils as t_utils
from taskflow.utils import flow_utils as f_utils
from taskflow.utils import graph_utils as g_utils

def _make_many(amount):
    assert amount <= len(string.ascii_lowercase), 'Not enough letters'
    tasks = []
    for i in range(0, amount):
        tasks.append(t_utils.DummyTask(name=string.ascii_lowercase[i]))
    return tasks

class FlattenTest(test.TestCase):
    def test_linear_flatten(self):
        a, b, c, d = _make_many(4)
        flo = lf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b, c)
        sflo = lf.Flow("sub-test")
        sflo.add(d)
        flo.add(sflo)

        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(4, len(g))

        order = nx.topological_sort(g)
        self.assertEquals([a, b, c, d], order)
        self.assertTrue(g.has_edge(c, d))
        self.assertEquals([d], list(g_utils.get_no_successors(g)))
        self.assertEquals([a], list(g_utils.get_no_predecessors(g)))

    def test_invalid_flatten(self):
        a, b, c = _make_many(3)
        flo = lf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b, c)
        flo.add(flo)
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, f_utils.flatten, flo)

    def test_unordered_flatten(self):
        a, b, c, d = _make_many(4)
        flo = uf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b, c, d)
        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(4, len(g))
        self.assertEquals(0, g.number_of_edges())
        self.assertEquals(set([a, b, c, d]),
                          set(g_utils.get_no_successors(g)))
        self.assertEquals(set([a, b, c, d]),
                          set(g_utils.get_no_predecessors(g)))

    def test_linear_nested_flatten(self):
        a, b, c, d = _make_many(4)
        flo = lf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b)
        flo2 = uf.Flow("test2")
        flo2.add(c, d)
        flo.add(flo2)
        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(4, len(g))

        lb = g.subgraph([a, b])
        self.assertTrue(lb.has_edge(a, b))
        self.assertFalse(lb.has_edge(b, a))

        ub = g.subgraph([c, d])
        self.assertEquals(0, ub.number_of_edges())

        # This ensures that c and d do not start executing until after b.
        self.assertTrue(g.has_edge(b, c))
        self.assertTrue(g.has_edge(b, d))

    def test_unordered_nested_flatten(self):
        a, b, c, d = _make_many(4)
        flo = uf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b)
        flo2 = lf.Flow("test2")
        flo2.add(c, d)
        flo.add(flo2)

        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(4, len(g))
        for n in [a, b]:
            self.assertFalse(g.has_edge(n, c))
            self.assertFalse(g.has_edge(n, d))
        self.assertTrue(g.has_edge(c, d))
        self.assertFalse(g.has_edge(d, c))

        ub = g.subgraph([a, b])
        self.assertEquals(0, ub.number_of_edges())
        lb = g.subgraph([c, d])
        self.assertEquals(1, lb.number_of_edges())

    def test_graph_flatten(self):
        a, b, c, d = _make_many(4)
        flo = gf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b, c, d)

        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(4, len(g))
        self.assertEquals(0, g.number_of_edges())

    def test_graph_flatten_nested(self):
        a, b, c, d, e, f, g = _make_many(7)
        flo = gf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b, c, d)

        flo2 = lf.Flow('test2')
        flo2.add(e, f, g)
        flo.add(flo2)

        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(7, len(g))
        self.assertEquals(2, g.number_of_edges())

    def test_graph_flatten_nested_graph(self):
        a, b, c, d, e, f, g = _make_many(7)
        flo = gf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b, c, d)

        flo2 = gf.Flow('test2')
        flo2.add(e, f, g)
        flo.add(flo2)

        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(7, len(g))
        self.assertEquals(0, g.number_of_edges())

    def test_graph_flatten_links(self):
        a, b, c, d = _make_many(4)
        flo = gf.Flow("test")
        flo.add(a, b, c, d)
        flo.link(a, b)
        flo.link(b, c)
        flo.link(c, d)

        g = f_utils.flatten(flo)
        self.assertEquals(4, len(g))
        self.assertEquals(3, g.number_of_edges())
        self.assertEquals(set([a]),
                          set(g_utils.get_no_predecessors(g)))
        self.assertEquals(set([d]),
                          set(g_utils.get_no_successors(g)))

    def test_flatten_checks_for_dups(self):
        flo = gf.Flow("test").add(
            t_utils.DummyTask(name="a"),
            t_utils.DummyTask(name="a")
        )
        with self.assertRaisesRegexp(exc.InvariantViolationException,
                                     '^Tasks with duplicate names'):
            f_utils.flatten(flo)

    def test_flatten_checks_for_dups_globally(self):
        flo = gf.Flow("test").add(
            gf.Flow("int1").add(t_utils.DummyTask(name="a")),
            gf.Flow("int2").add(t_utils.DummyTask(name="a")))
        with self.assertRaisesRegexp(exc.InvariantViolationException,
                                     '^Tasks with duplicate names'):
            f_utils.flatten(flo)

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Q: Missing contamination delay specification for a component If IIUC: contamination delay (\$t_{cd}\$) is the time where the signal level on the output of a component starts to change in response to a change on the component's input, while the propagation delay (\$t_{pd}\$) is where this signal level change on the output stabilizes (i.e. becomes valid). Furthermore  \$t_{cd,min}\$ of a component must be bigger than the maximum hold time of a subsequent component connected to the first component's output.
While all component specifications I found provide \$t_{pd,max}\$ none of them provided \$t_{cd,min}\$. What is the reason for this? Can I assume in this case that \$t_{cd,min} = t_{pd,max}\$ ?

A: No, but \$t_{pd(min)}\$ is the same thing as your \$t_{cd(min)}\$.
I never understood why people felt the need to create a new term for it.


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According to a report by the group, almost every (94 per cent) small firm views a reliable internet connection as critical to the success of their business. The current Government targets of 24Mbps for 95 per cent of the population and 2Mbps for the remaining five per cent will not meet the future demands of UK businesses.
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Frederick Lionel Hitchman (November 3, 1901 – January 12, 1969) was a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played twelve seasons in the National Hockey League for the Ottawa Senators and Boston Bruins.

Forming one of the greatest defensive pairings of all time with superstar Eddie Shore, Hitchman's #3 jersey was retired by the Boston Bruins on February 22, 1934, the second time in North American professional sports history that a player's number was officially retired, with the Toronto Maple Leafs retiring #6 for Ace Bailey on February 14, 1934.

Amateur career
The son of Edward F. Hitchman, a noted cricket authority and journalist, Hitchman was born in Toronto, although his family moved to Ottawa when he 21.  He played his junior hockey with the Toronto Aura Lee club of the Ontario Hockey Association, appearing sporadically in four games in the 1920 season and three the following year.

Subsequently, serving in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, he had shown enough to be invited to join the Ottawa New Edinburghs of the senior Ottawa City Hockey League, for whom he played in 24 games over the 1922 and 1923 seasons.  Scoring seven goals, Hitchman gained greater notoriety as a hardrock defenceman, amassing 52 penalty minutes, and was named to the league All-Star Team both seasons.  He also saw action with the RCMP team in the Civil Service League.

Ottawa Senators

After the end of the New Edinburghs' playoffs that season, Hitchman was signed by the Senators in 1923, first appearing in a victory against the Hamilton Tigers on February 28.  His first playoff game for the Senators was tumultuous, a match against the Montreal Canadiens on March 7 in which future teammate Sprague Cleghorn - with whom he had been sparring all evening - crosschecked Hitchman in the face, knocking him out. Cleghorn received a match penalty for the act, which provoked a near-riot from the home crowd and an assault on the referee. While too injured to play in the first Stanley Cup semifinal match against the Vancouver Maroons of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association, he played in the three remaining matches.  In the best-of-three finals against the Edmonton Eskimos of the Western Canada Hockey League, Hitchman starred in a decimated Senators' defence, scoring the tying goal which sent the first game into overtime, won by the Senators en route to their tenth Cup victory.

With the retirement of star defenceman Eddie Gerard, Hitchman became a regular for the Senators thereafter, a starter on the 1924 regular season champion team.

The following season, with the Senators in a losing streak  - and Hitchman thought to be expendable due to the play of long-time amateur and newcomer Ed Gorman - he requested a trade to the expansion Boston Bruins in January 1925.  He was subsequently loaned to the Bruins for the remainder of the season, subject to him coming to contract terms with the club.

Boston Bruins
His first season for the floundering Boston team not otherwise notable, due to being traded mid-season to a team which had played fewer games than the Senators, Hitchman set the NHL record for games played in a single season with 31, in a season scheduled for 30 games.

Hitchman scored his first goal as a Boston Bruin on January 12, 1925, in Boston's 4-2 loss to Hamilton.

Matters improved in the 1926 season with the acquisition of Doc Stewart in goal and Hitchman's old nemesis Sprague Cleghorn, with whom he was teamed on defense.  The Bruins finished the season with a 13-3-1 run, missing by a single point overtaking the Pittsburgh Pirates for a playoff berth.  Hitchman finished third in team scoring, logging seven goals and eleven points, his career high in both categories. Under Cleghorn's veteran tutelage, Hitchman adopted a much scrappier style - if without Cleghorn's habitual dirty play - and his penalty minutes more than tripled.

The 1927 season, with the dissolution of the Western Hockey League, saw ex-Edmonton superstar Eddie Shore sign with the Bruins.  Shore replaced the fading Cleghorn as Hitchman's defence partner, and was quickly recognized as the league's preeminent defence pairing.  The two would team up for the rest of Hitchman's career, with Shore's rushing style paired with Hitchman's stay-at-home play.  The Bruins fell to the Senators in the 1927 Stanley Cup Finals, and Hitchman's play was sufficient to receive a $1,400 bonus from the team, the second highest awarded.

Cleghorn retired after the 1928 season, and Hitchman was named to replace him as team captain.  His first year as captain was highly successful, as he led the team to its first Stanley Cup championship, with the Bruins defeating the New York Rangers in the finals two games to none.  His toughness was proven the following campaign when, in a March 1, 1929, game against Ottawa, his jaw was broken by a Shore clearing pass; he stayed in the match, playing the rest of the game without relief.  He would become one of the first hockey players to wear a helmet, donning a leather helmet designed by Bruins' coach Art Ross to protect the jaw after sitting out for two weeks to recover. The helmet was credited with saving Hitchman from serious injury when he was slashed in the head by Montreal Maroons forward Hooley Smith in a subsequent match.

Hitchman resigned the captaincy in George Owen's favor in 1932, but remained well-regarded enough as a leader to substitute for Ross as player-coach when Ross took ill in January 1933.  Hitchman's interim stint was marred by a January 24 match against the Canadiens which included stick battles and the referee being knocked unconscious.  The match provoked a league investigation and a furor played out in the press, ultimately leading to the resignation of Bruins' owner Charles Adams as a league governor.

This was the last season in which Hitchman served as Shore's defence partner.  The 1934 season proved his last, and slowed by injuries, he retired mid-season.  His last match was February 22 against Hitchman's old Senators team, after which the Bruins announced that his #3 jersey would be permanently retired, the second professional sports team to do so, after the Maple Leafs retired Ace Bailey's #6.  He played a handful of games at the end of the 1934 season for the minor league Boston Cubs, after which he hung up his skates for good.

Retirement

Hitchman retired with 28 goals and 34 assists in 417 career NHL games, adding 534 penalty minutes.  Although often overlooked by contemporaries in favor of defencemen with gaudier offensive numbers, Hitchman was regarded as the premier defensive defencemen of his day.

Despite reports that he would succeed Ross as Bruins' coach and would not be asked to serve in the minor leagues, Hitchman went on to coach the Bruins' Boston Cubs farm for two seasons; the Cubs folded thereafter, and he was named Ross' assistant coach for the Bruins the following year.

Hitchman went on to coach the Springfield Indians in 1939, although he missed half the season with a leg injury that kept him off the bench.

After retirement from hockey, he continued to serve with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as a sergeant, a post he had been filling in the off-season throughout his hockey career. Hitchman was also an avid fisherman, at one point setting a size record for salmon fishing.  His daughter Gloria starred with the Ice Capades.

He died in Glens Falls, New York, on January 12, 1969.

Awards, honors and achievements

 Stanley Cup champion — 1923 (Ottawa Senators (original)), 1929 (Boston Bruins)
 His #3 Jersey is retired by the Boston Bruins.

Career statistics

Regular season and playoffs
Bold indicates led league

References

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1901 births
1969 deaths
Boston Bruins captains
Boston Bruins players
Canadian ice hockey defencemen
Ice hockey people from Toronto
National Hockey League players with retired numbers
Ottawa Senators (1917) players
Ottawa Senators (original) players
Stanley Cup champions


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The Gunners have been chasing the centre-back, who has recently made his senior England debut and a deal is almost complete
Jun 24, 2021 - 20:52 Updated: Jun 24, 2021 - 20:54
Arsenal are set to complete the signing of Ben White from Brighton & Hove Albion.
The England international has been linked with a big-money move to Arsenal for the past few weeks and JoriPress understands that Arsenal will sign the defender with the two teams close to agreeing a £50millon deal.
Arsenal had an initial bid of around £40million rejected by the Seagulls, but were not disheartened and have returned with an increased offer for the centre-back who is on duty with England at Euro 2020.
As reported by David Ornstein, the two clubs are close to a £50million agreement now, with the Seagulls wanting the full fee up front, while Arsenal are willing to pay £45million with £5million in add-ons.
White is understood to have agreed personal terms on a move, with the dotting of Is and crossing of Ts now all to be done.
Arsenal have been in the market for defensive reinforcements for some time, with there likely to be a number of ins and outs in Mikel Arteta's back-line.
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