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Q: Name for bundle of algebraic varieties over a smooth manifold Consider a smooth manifold $M$ and a bundle $\pi\colon E\to M$ over it, where each fibre of $E$ is an algebraic variety. Is there a special name for this kind of bundle? The idea I have is that questions about the topology of the fibres can then be turned into algebraic ones. One example that I have in mind is of an $SL(n)$-bundle, which could be seen as a sub-bundle of an $M_n$-bundle (with $M_n$ denoting the space $n$-dimensional square matrices). The latter is both a vector bundle and a smooth bundle, while the former is a smooth but obviously not a vector bundle. However, both $M_n$ and $SL(n)$, being algebraic varieties, have more structure than just smooth manifolds. It seems like an awful waste to throw all that structure away just to consider them as bundles of the same class.
It strikes me that these kinds of bundles must have already been studied in the context of algebraic geometry, where $M$ would likely also be taken as an algebraic variety. Unfortunately, my knowledge of algebraic geometry not good enough to penetrate most of the literature and figure out how to translate what's known to the case when $M$ is just smooth (being the case that I understand).
Thanks for any help!

A: I do not know names for these kind of structures, but here are some hints. There are two cases you might want to consider:
1.) all the fibres are isomorphic as algebraic varieties. Let $Aut(V)\subset Diff(V)$ be the group of all automorphisms of a variety $V$, with the $C^{\infty}$-topology and $G \subset Aut(V)$ be a subgroup. Then you can consider bundles with structural group $G$ and fibre $V$. Examples: $V=\mathbb{CP}^n$, $G=PGL_{n+1}(\mathbb{C})$. Or you can study a complex linear algebraic group $G$ and study $G$-principal bundles. Or $V=M_n$, $G=PGL_n (\mathbb{C})$, acting by conjugation.
2.) the fibres are not isomorphic as varieties. If you have two smooth algebraic varieties $E, M$ over $\mathbb{C}$, you can talk about a proper smooth morphism $\pi:E \to M$. When you forget the complex structures, then $\pi:E \to M$ is a proper submersion and a (fairly elementary) result from differetial topology (Ehresmann's fibration lemma) says that $\pi:E \to M$ is a differentiable fibre bundle. The fibres are complete varieties, and they are all diffeomorphic, but not isomorphic as algebraic varieties. Examples of this type show up in moduli problems, for example Teichmueller theory, where one has a tautological bundle of Riemann surfaces over the Teichmueller space. For more details, you can consult Voisin: "Hodge theory and algebraic geometry".

A: First remark. I don't know a name for such a structure (though I know a context in which it may appear, see remark 2), but I can try to spell out the definition (that is maybe understood in your question).
Let $\pi: E \to M$ be a smooth fiber bundle with even-dimensional fibers $E_x=\pi^{-1}(x)$, $x \in M$, and let
$\mathcal{V}=\mathcal{V}_\pi=\mathrm{Ker}(\mathrm{d}\pi)\subseteq TE$
be the vertical distribution of the bundle, so that $\mathcal{V}|_{E_x}=TE_x$.
Suppose that there is a smooth section
$J\in \Gamma (E,\mathtt{End}(\mathcal{V}))$, where $\mathtt{End}(\mathcal{V})$ is the endomorphism bundle, such that $J^2=-\mathrm{id}_{\mathcal{V}}$. Now your $(E,J)$ is a bundle of almost-complex manifolds.
Define the Nijenhuis tensor $N_J\in \Gamma (E,\mathcal{V}^{\otimes 2}\otimes \mathcal{V})$ of $J$ in the usual way
$N_J(X,Y) = [X,Y]+J([JX,Y]+J[X,JY]) -[JX,JY]$
(I hope it's correct) for vertical vector fields $X,Y$ in terms of $J$ and Lie brackets. If $N_J$ happens to be zero, then you have a bundle $(E,J)$ of honest complex manifolds $E_x$, $x\in M$.
Now, to get a "$\mathcal{C}^{\infty}$ -bundle of algebraic varieties" you can put the condition that each fiber $E_x$ actually be an algebraic variety.
Another way to do it, in case fibers are compact, could be to first endow $(\mathcal{V},J)$ with a Hermitian metric, and then impose the condition that its "associated 2-form"
$\omega\in\Gamma(E, \bigwedge^2\mathcal{V}^*)$
restricts to closed 2-forms $\omega|_x$ on the fibers, so you get a bundle of (compact) Kahler manifolds; then you require that each de Rham cohomology class $[\omega|_x]$ should come from integer cohomology, so you get a bundle of compact Hodge manifolds, hence, from Kodaira embedding theorem, of (smooth) projective varieties.
Second remark. The concept of a $\mathcal{C}^\infty$-varying family of complex manifolds has actually been studied, but in a more general context than bundles, namely that of foliations. The keyword that you should look for is trasversely holomorphic foliation, which means a differentiably-varying family of manifolds -the "leaves"- where each leaf is equipped with a complex structure. There are e.g. theorems about the topology and holonomy of the leaves when they are Kahler. A case of interest is that of one-dimensional compact leaves, cause in that case they're automatically Riemann surfaces (algebraic), and it has been studied even in the more general case in which the total space is just a topological space (the key word is holomorphic laminations, a structure that appears in holomorphic dynamics).
Edit: I should say that the case of a bundle is a special case of foliation, and the structure you address in your question (the one spelled out in my first remark) should be  a particular case of transversely holomorphic foliation, i.e.:

*

*it happens to be a bundle

*and has algebraic leaves.
For some reasons, from the point of view of smooth foliations the particular case of a bundle is not considered very interesting: a bundle is somehow a "trivial" foliation. But I don't know in the transversally holomorphic case. As far as I remember, in the holomorphic case (i.e. when the total space of the foliation is a complex manifold, together with the leaves, and the latter vary holomorphically) in some cases a bundle structure is the only foliation that can be found on a given total space.


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L'allée couverte du Petit Vieux Sou est un site mégalithique situé à Brecé, dans le département français de la Mayenne.

Historique
L'édifice est mentionné pour la première fois par M. Pichot en 1907 dans le bulletin de la Commission Historique et Archéologique de la Mayenne, puis une seconde fois, en 1908, par L. Trohel dans ses Souvenirs celtiques du Moyen-Age et des Temps Modernes. En 1942, il semble que la tombe fit l'objet d'un pillage. La première campagne de fouille archéologique n'intervient qu'en 1978, quatre autres suivront jusqu'en 1982.

L'allée couverte a fait l'objet d'une inscription au titre des monuments historiques depuis le .

Description
L'allée couverte a été édifiée à  d'altitude sur le rebord d'un plateau qui domine la vallée de la Colmont. Elle mesure  de long pour une largeur et une hauteur constante tout du long de . Elle est délimitée par vingt-et-un orthostates. L'ensemble est orienté au nord-ouest/sud-est. L'allée comporte une entrée latérale, exactement au milieu de sa longueur, trait caractérisqtue des allées couvertes de type armoricain. Elle est précédée d'un court couloir (, perpendiculaire à l'axe de la chambre, composée de quatre orthostates et recouvert d'une unique table de couverture. Les deux piliers d'angle entre le couloir et la chambre ont tous deux été retaillé à leur base d'une gorge d'environ  de hauteur sur  de profondeur, dessinant ainsi une entrée arrondie en hublot qui devait probablement être obturée à l'origine par une dalle de taille identique.

Le tumulus, de forme ovale ( de long pour  de large) devait à l'origine enserrer la chambre telle une gaine étroite. Des contre-piliers ont été placés en quinconce en arrière des orthostates délimitant la chambre, tels des renforts consolidant l'ensemble et comblant les interstices entre deux dalles. Le remplissage du tumulus fut assuré par un mélange d'argile et de sable compacté sur  de large et  de hauteur. Le parement externe du tumulus était constitué de grosses pierres plates dressées sur chant et légèrement inclinées vers la chambre. Côté est, ce parement a pu être retrouvé sur une longueur de . L'ensemble devait être recouvert d'un cairn, dont il ne reste aucune trace, culminant à  de hauteur.

Compte tenu de son bon état de conservation, l'allée a pu faire l'objet d'une restauration en reprenant les éléments d'origine. Seuls un orthostat, quatre tables de couverture et les pierres supérieures du cairn ont été reconstitués avec des éléments similaires d'origine locale.

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L'intérieur de la chambre comportait une couche archéologique en sable  de  d'épaisseur. En raison de l'acidité du sol, aucun ossement n'avait été conservé. Le mobilier funéraire retrouvé se compose de trois haches polies, deux pointes de flèche et plusieurs lames de silex, auxquels s'ajoutent de nombreux tessons de céramique et sept vases cassés mais quasi complets. Aucun élément de parure n'a été recueilli à l'intérieur de la chambre.

En tenant compte du mobilier funéraire retrouvé hors de la chambre, dans les déblais de la fouille clandestine de 1942 et aux abords du tumulus, au total, ce sont  qui ont été recueillis :
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And according to BMW insider, Scott26, the VED will use the powertrain from the BMW Concept ActiveHybrid 5-Series. This means we're looking at a straight-six, twin-turbo motor featuring electric drive with a boost function.
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The drivetrain technology featured in the BMW Concept 5 Series ActiveHybrid allows all-electric, zero-emission motoring in city traffic. At the same time a special hybrid-based Auto Start Stop function offers additional efficiency by consistently switching off the combustion engine when stopping at the traffic lights, a road junction, or in congested traffic.
Cool! I was beginning to wonder if this thing got packed to the back of the shelf or if the project transformed into that don't blog about this car.
BMW cars have gestation period of 7 years. And 6 years if it is a little faster. This car was actually given the go ahead in 2004 by the board of dircetors that approves all production cars. So this is not breaking news!
Seems like it'll be hard to clean, but I'd love to have all those awesome, single-pieced aero stuff!!!


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Bobbie Sue is the seventh album by The Oak Ridge Boys. It was released on February 10, 1982. Its title song was a #1 country chart hit (on April 3, 1982) and a #12 hit on the Hot 100 singles chart and is today's KLAW Classic.
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22 Years Ago Today: Former Oak Ridge Boys Singer Steve Sanders Dies in Apparent Suicide
Remember Which Country Music Hall of Famers Passed on 'Achy Breaky Heart'?
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GA 104 | How to Apply Lean to Your State with Alison Fisher
By Jessica Bush • March 31, 2016
http://traffic.libsyn.com/lssacademy/Alison_Fisher2_mixdown.mp3
Today's episode features Alison Fisher, the Program Director of Lean CT. Alison oversees the lean efforts for the entire state of Connecticut, which is obviously no small feat. It was fascinating to hear her take on how lean can be applied to the government. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here.
Alison's background and how she first learned about continuous improvement (2:46)
The quote that inspires Alison (9:10)
Connecticut's approach to lean thinking (10:40)
A story about Value Stream Mapping and fish (13:25)
What happens when an agency requests funding (17:15)
About Alison's work with LEI and other states (22:02)
How to get Alison's advice (24:31)
What "Respect for People" means to Alison (25:50)
The best advice Alison has ever received (27:01)
Alison's personal productivity habit (27:43)
What has surprised Alison in her last year of practicing lean (28:15)
How Alison refocuses and recharges (30:48)
The knowledge or skill area Alison feels she needs to improve (33:55)
Lean CT
Alison's Email
In what other ways can lean be applied to government, whether at the local, city, state, or federal levels?
Leadership, Lean, Manufacturing, podcast, Productivity
How to Change Minds	Employee Engagement Poor, But Not in Retreat


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Q: Print PHP Call Stack I'm looking for a way to print the call stack in PHP.
Bonus points if the function flushes the IO buffer.

A: var_dump(debug_backtrace());

Does that do what you want?

A: More readable than debug_backtrace():
$e = new \Exception;
var_dump($e->getTraceAsString());

#2 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestCase.php(626): SeriesHelperTest->setUp()
#3 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestResult.php(666): PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase->runBare()
#4 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestCase.php(576): PHPUnit_Framework_TestResult->run(Object(SeriesHelperTest))
#5 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestSuite.php(757): PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase->run(Object(PHPUnit_Framework_TestResult))
#6 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestSuite.php(733): PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite->runTest(Object(SeriesHelperTest), Object(PHPUnit_Framework_TestResult))
#7 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/TextUI/TestRunner.php(305): PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite->run(Object(PHPUnit_Framework_TestResult), false, Array, Array, false)
#8 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/TextUI/Command.php(188): PHPUnit_TextUI_TestRunner->doRun(Object(PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite), Array)
#9 /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/TextUI/Command.php(129): PHPUnit_TextUI_Command->run(Array, true)
#10 /usr/bin/phpunit(53): PHPUnit_TextUI_Command::main()
#11 {main}"

A: See debug_print_backtrace. I guess you can call flush afterwards if you want.

A: phptrace is a great tool to print PHP stack anytime when you want without installing any extensions.
There are two major function of phptrace: first, print call stack of PHP which need not install anything, second, trace php execution flows which needs to install the extension it supplies.
as follows:
$ ./phptrace -p 3130 -s             # phptrace -p <PID> -s
phptrace 0.2.0 release candidate, published by infra webcore team
process id = 3130
script_filename = /home/xxx/opt/nginx/webapp/block.php
[0x7f27b9a99dc8]  sleep /home/xxx/opt/nginx/webapp/block.php:6
[0x7f27b9a99d08]  say /home/xxx/opt/nginx/webapp/block.php:3
[0x7f27b9a99c50]  run /home/xxx/opt/nginx/webapp/block.php:10

A: Strange that noone posted this way:
debug_print_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS);

This actually prints backtrace without the garbage - just what method was called and where.

A: To log the trace
$e = new Exception;
error_log(var_export($e->getTraceAsString(), true));

Thanks @Tobiasz

A: Backtrace dumps a whole lot of garbage that you don't need. It takes is very long, difficult to read. All you usuall ever want is "what called what from where?" Here is a simple static function solution. I usually put it in a class called 'debug', which contains all of my debugging utility functions.
class debugUtils {
    public static function callStack($stacktrace) {
        print str_repeat("=", 50) ."\n";
        $i = 1;
        foreach($stacktrace as $node) {
            print "$i. ".basename($node['file']) .":" .$node['function'] ."(" .$node['line'].")\n";
            $i++;
        }
    }
}

You call it like this:
debugUtils::callStack(debug_backtrace());

And it produces output like this:
==================================================
 1. DatabaseDriver.php::getSequenceTable(169)
 2. ClassMetadataFactory.php::loadMetadataForClass(284)
 3. ClassMetadataFactory.php::loadMetadata(177)
 4. ClassMetadataFactory.php::getMetadataFor(124)
 5. Import.php::getAllMetadata(188)
 6. Command.php::execute(187)
 7. Application.php::run(194)
 8. Application.php::doRun(118)
 9. doctrine.php::run(99)
 10. doctrine::include(4)
==================================================

A: Use debug_backtrace to get a backtrace of what functions and methods had been called and what files had been included that led to the point where debug_backtrace has been called.

A: Walltearer's solution is excellent, particularly if enclosed in a 'pre' tag:
<pre>
<?php debug_print_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS); ?>
</pre>

- which sets out the calls on separate lines, neatly numbered

A: If one is just interested in the files called - you can use the following:
print_r(array_column(debug_backtrace(),'file'));
Likewise you can replace file with a different key just to see that data.

A: please take a look at this utils class, may be helpful:
Usage:
<?php
/* first caller */
 Who::callme();

/* list the entire list of calls */
Who::followme();

Source class: https://github.com/augustowebd/utils/blob/master/Who.php

A: If you want to generate a backtrace, you are looking for debug_backtrace and/or debug_print_backtrace.

The first one will, for instance, get you an array like this one (quoting the manual) :
array(2) {
[0]=>
array(4) {
    ["file"] => string(10) "/tmp/a.php"
    ["line"] => int(10)
    ["function"] => string(6) "a_test"
    ["args"]=>
    array(1) {
      [0] => &string(6) "friend"
    }
}
[1]=>
array(4) {
    ["file"] => string(10) "/tmp/b.php"
    ["line"] => int(2)
    ["args"] =>
    array(1) {
      [0] => string(10) "/tmp/a.php"
    }
    ["function"] => string(12) "include_once"
  }
}

They will apparently not flush the I/O buffer, but you can do that yourself, with flush and/or ob_flush.
(see the manual page of the first one to find out why the "and/or" ;-) )

A: If you want a stack trace which looks very similar to how php formats the exception stack trace than use this function I wrote:
function debug_backtrace_string() {
    $stack = '';
    $i = 1;
    $trace = debug_backtrace();
    unset($trace[0]); //Remove call to this function from stack trace
    foreach($trace as $node) {
        $stack .= "#$i ".$node['file'] ."(" .$node['line']."): ";
        if(isset($node['class'])) {
            $stack .= $node['class'] . "->";
        }
        $stack .= $node['function'] . "()" . PHP_EOL;
        $i++;
    }
    return $stack;
}

This will return a stack trace formatted like this:
#1 C:\Inetpub\sitename.com\modules\sponsors\class.php(306): filePathCombine()
#2 C:\Inetpub\sitename.com\modules\sponsors\class.php(294): Process->_deleteImageFile()
#3 C:\Inetpub\sitename.com\VPanel\modules\sponsors\class.php(70): Process->_deleteImage()
#4 C:\Inetpub\sitename.com\modules\sponsors\process.php(24): Process->_delete()

A: debug_backtrace()

A: You might want to look into debug_backtrace, or perhaps debug_print_backtrace.

A: I have adapted Don Briggs's answer above to use internal error logging instead of public printing, which may be your big concern when working on a live server. Also, added few more modifications like option to include full file path instead of basic name (because, there could be files with same name in different paths), and also (for those who require it) a complete node stack output:
class debugUtils {
    public static function callStack($stacktrace) {
        error_log(str_repeat("=", 100));
        $i = 1;
        foreach($stacktrace as $node) {
            // uncomment next line to debug entire node stack
            // error_log(print_r($node, true));
            error_log( $i . '.' . ' file: ' .$node['file'] . ' | ' . 'function: ' . $node['function'] . '(' . ' line: ' . $node['line'] . ')' );
            $i++;
        }
        error_log(str_repeat("=", 100));
    }
}

// call debug stack
debugUtils::callStack(debug_backtrace());


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Reinhold Schattenfroh war ein deutscher Politiker (SPD).

Werdegang
Am 16. November 1981 wurde Schattenfroh vom SPD-Parteivorstand zum "Beauftragten des SPD-Parteivorstandes für Kulturpolitik" ernannt. In dieser Eigenschaft war er mit der Erarbeitung eines Berichts über den damaligen Stand der sozialdemokratischen Kulturpolitik sowie von Vorschlägen für das künftige Vorgehen seiner Partei in diesem Bereich befasst. In seinem Bericht regte er schließlich u. a. die Gründung eines sozialdemokratischen Kulturforums als "Brückenpfeiler zwischen Politik und Kultur" an. Von 1983 bis 1988 amtierte Schattenfroh dann als Leiter des August-Bebel-Instituts.

Zusammen mit dem Historiker Johannes Tuchel legte Schattenfroh 1987 ein Buch über die Geschichte der Geheimen Staatspolizei bzw. über das Hauptquartier derselben in der Berliner-Prinz-Albrecht-Straße vor.

Schriften
 Bericht des Beauftragten des Parteivorstandes für Kulturpolitik, Reinhold Schattenfroh, vorgelegt am 19. November 1982, Bonn 1982.
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Q: CustomValidation attribute doesn't seem to work I have a simple test page in my Silverlight 4 application in which I'm trying to get a custom validation rule to fire.
I have a TextBox and a Button, and I am showing the validation results in a TextBlock.  My view model has a Name property, which is bound the the Text property of the TextBox.  I have two validation attributes on the Name property,  [Required] and [CustomValidation].
When I hit the Submit button, the Required validator fires correctly, but the breakpoint inside the validation method of my custom validator never gets hit.  I can't see why this is, as I think I have followed MS's example very carefully: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.componentmodel.dataannotations.customvalidationattribute(v=vs.95).aspx
Here is the code for the view model:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using System.Linq;
using GalaSoft.MvvmLight.Command;

namespace MyProject
{
    // custom validation class
    public class StartsCapitalValidator
    {
        public static ValidationResult IsValid(string value)
        {
            // this code never gets hit
            if (value.Length > 0)
            {
                var valid = (value[0].ToString() == value[0].ToString().ToUpper());
                if (!valid)
                    return new ValidationResult("Name must start with capital letter");
            }
            return ValidationResult.Success;
        }
    }

    // my view model
    public class ValidationTestViewModel : ViewModelBase
    {
        // the property to be validated
        string _name;
        [Required]
        [CustomValidation(typeof(StartsCapitalValidator), "IsValid")]
        public string Name
        {
            get { return _name; }
            set { SetProperty(ref _name, value, () => Name); }
        }

        string _result;
        public string Result
        {
            get { return _result; }
            private set { SetProperty(ref _result, value, () => Result); }
        }

        public RelayCommand SubmitCommand { get; private set; }

        public ValidationTestViewModel()
        {
            SubmitCommand = new RelayCommand(Submit);
        }

        void Submit()
        {
            // perform validation when the user clicks the Submit button
            var errors = new List<ValidationResult>();
            if (!Validator.TryValidateObject(this, new ValidationContext(this, null, null), errors))
            {
                // we only ever get here from the Required validation, never from the CustomValidator
                Result = String.Format("{0} error(s):\n{1}",
                    errors.Count,
                    String.Join("\n", errors.Select(e => e.ErrorMessage)));
            }
            else
            {
                Result = "Valid";
            }
        }
    }
}

Here is the view:
<navigation:Page x:Class="Data.Byldr.Application.Views.ValidationTest"
           xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
           xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
           xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
           xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
           xmlns:navigation="clr-namespace:System.Windows.Controls;assembly=System.Windows.Controls.Navigation">
    <Grid Width="400">
    <StackPanel>
        <TextBox Text="{Binding Name, Mode=TwoWay}" />
        <Button Command="{Binding SubmitCommand}" Content="Submit" />
        <TextBlock Text="{Binding Result}" />
    </StackPanel>
    </Grid>
</navigation:Page>

A: Why don't you create your own Validation attribute like this..
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;

public class StartsCapital : ValidationAttribute
{
    protected override ValidationResult IsValid(object value, ValidationContext validationContext)
        {
            var text = value as string;

            if(text == null)
                return ValidationResult.Success;

            if (text.Length > 0)
            {
                var valid = (text[0].ToString() == text[0].ToString().ToUpper());
                if (!valid)
                    return new ValidationResult("Name must start with capital letter");
            }
            return ValidationResult.Success;
        }
}

And then use it like
 // my view model
public class ValidationTestViewModel : ViewModelBase
{
    // the property to be validated
    string _name;
    [Required]
    [StartsCapital]
    public string Name
    {
        get { return _name; }
        set { SetProperty(ref _name, value, () => Name); }
    }

A: As stated on the MSDN page for that overload of Validator.TryValidateObject ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd411803(v=VS.95).aspx ), only the object-level validations are checked with this method, and RequiredAttribute on properties.
To check property-level validations, use the overload that also takes a bool ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd411772(v=VS.95).aspx )
So it should be as simple as passing "true" as an extra parameter to TryValidateObject


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T-Mobile might get extra time to deploy in California, but must add extra jobs and meet California test standards
19 October 2020	by	Steve Blum
cpuc, mobile broadband, monopoly, sprint, t-mobile
T-Mobile will get another two years – until 2026 – to deploy 300 Mbps 5G service to 93% of Californians, if a draft decision published on Friday is approved by the California Public Utilities Commission. But two other requested "modifications" to the CPUC's conditions for approving T-Mobile's merger with Sprint were rejected in the decision proposed by administrative law judge Karl Bemesderfer.
Assuming that CPUC commissioners vote in favor of it – a pretty good bet – it means that T-Mobile will have to add 1,000 net new jobs in California, instead of firing 1,000 higher paid employees and hiring 1,000 lower wage workers at a call center in Fresno County, as it appears to be doing. Bemesderfer's draft rejects the claim that the CPUC doesn't have legal authority over its labor practices on a legal technicality. T-Mobile's ace lawyers bundled it into a "petition for modification", instead of the "request for rehearing" that Bemesderfer says is the proper way to do it.
He also said that there's nothing wrong with using California's own mobile broadband testing program to track T-Mobile's compliance with California's own conditions…
On balance, while we recognize that there is a possibility of conflict between state and federal performance standards, we find that the benefits of measuring T-Mobile's compliance with California-specific conditions with the CalSPEED test outweigh the possible inconvenience of having the same activity measured two different ways. While Joint Applicants raise the possibility of federal pre-emption, we see no indication in the federal proceedings of an intention on the part of federal regulators to pre-empt state action in this area.
T-Mobile had argued that the Federal Communications Commission's mobile testing program is sufficient, which Bemesderfer didn't buy. He did, however, accept T-Mobile's argument that the deployment timeline they promised – and that he wrote into the original decision – was 2026, six years from when the merger closed, instead of 2024, which would have been six years from when the CPUC began reviewing the deal.
Links to arguments, exhibits and other paperwork regarding the T-Mobile/Sprint merger filed at the CPUC and elsewhere are here.
My clients include California cities who do business with T-Mobile. I like to think that has no bearing on my commentary. Take it for what it's worth.
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How can we link to the existing labs operating in the agriculture field.
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Thai rosewood gets international protection to curb China trade
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(Reuters) - Thai rosewood, which fetches exorbitant prices on the international market, was granted protection under international law on Tuesday, with China the main target, but it was not immediately clear how much effect it will have.
A 1989 National Logging Ban already prohibits logging of all rosewood and other precious wood species in Thailand. But huge demand and weak law enforcement means Thai rosewood is smuggled into neighboring countries and shipped to end-users, principally China.
Member states at the annual Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) voted to list Thai rosewood under Appendix II of the CITES which regulates trade of threatened species through logging permits and agreed quotas.
"This is a significant step forward for this desperately threatened species. Finally we have a legal tool to use in China, the main destination and where rosewood prices on the black market are spurring a flood of smuggling," said Faith Doherty, head of the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) Forests Campaign.
Rising demand from China's wealthy elite led to a 40 percent increase in traditional rosewood furniture production by Chinese companies in 2010 with prices increasing by 15-40 percent annually, fuelled by speculative investments in "rare wood" products by rich Chinese, says the EIA.
Illegal rosewood logging is dogged by violence and corruption fuelled by its high market price. Thai rosewood can fetch up to $50,000 per cubic meter.
Even the smallest log is valuable. Last year, 45 Cambodian loggers were shot dead by Thai authorities while out searching for rosewood, according to the Cambodian government, although the Thai authorities dispute that figure.
The exploitation of rosewood has led to a 66 percent reduction in Thai rosewood trees between 2005 to 2011, according to the Plant Varieties Protection Division at the Department of Agriculture.
The listing of ramin, a tropical hardwood native to Indonesia, in CITES Appendix II has helped curb large-scale laundering of the timber from Indonesia through to Malaysia.
(Reporting by Amy Sawitta Lefevre in Bangkok and Prak Chan Thul in Phnom Penh; Editing by Alan Raybould and Nick Macfie)


UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States is "locked and loaded" to strike again if Syria's President Bashar al-Assad's government again uses chemical weapons, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley told the Security Council on Saturday.
"We are confident that we have crippled Syria's chemical weapons program. We are prepared to sustain this pressure, if the Syrian regime is foolish enough to test our will," she said.


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Thanks to Biden, Gas Stations All Over Are OUT OF FUEL!
More than 70% of gas stations in the Raleigh and Charlotte areas are without fuel Wednesday morning.
According to GasBuddy, a website and mobile app that helps people find the cheapest gas near them, up to 71 percent of stations in Charlotte, North Carolina, have run out of gasoline. Gas shortages and long lines at gas stations in Southeastern states are being reported.
This is Biden's VISION for America.
The Colonial Pipeline, which delivers about 45 percent of the fuel consumed on the East Coast, was hit by a ransomware attack last Friday. The attack has since resulted in shortages and inflated gas prices as consumers rushed to buy fuel across Southeastern states including North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and Florida.
Governor Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency on Monday over North Carolina's gas shortage.
Under the emergency declaration, the state's price gouging law is in effect and fuel regulations are temporarily suspended.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management Response said the City of Charlotte maintains its own fuel reserve and has adequate supply but asked the public to limit non-essential travel as a precautionary measure.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management Response After Colonial Pipeline Cyber-Attack pic.twitter.com/5ZMUOmrVc3
— Mayor Vi Lyles (@CLTMayor) May 12, 2021
An excerpt from WSOC-TV reports:
Channel 9 has crews spread out at several gas stations across the Carolinas and most of them have had cars lined up, with drivers waiting to fill their tanks.
As of Wednesday morning, 71% of gas stations in Charlotte were out of fuel while 28.2% of North Carolina gas stations were without supply, according to GasBuddy.
The City of Charlotte said it is preparing for "prolonged interruption" of gas reserves. Officials said the city maintains its own fuel reserve and there is enough supply at the moment.
City staff have been asked to limit non-essential travel as a precautionary measure and officials are urging people to avoid buying unnecessary gas.
It took only FOUR MONTHS for Joe Biden to ruin the US.
Sources: The Gate Way Pundit, WSOC-TV
Top Republican Just Ripped Chris Wallace A New One!
New Report REVEALS Biden's Presidency Is COLLAPSING!
Sickening New Hunter Biden Details REVEALED!
Liberals Going After ROGER STONE Yet AGAIN!
GRIZZ MANN May 16, 2021
Worry not! It is all part of the Bidenreich new green deal. America and the Dominion tally machines want this.
William G Munson May 20, 2021
a day or two would not make that much difference in Trucks getting the fuel to the Stations they have more trucks to haul fuel to that they can get to run 24 hours a day too it all in the setup check and see how Hunter Biden is involved in this too


The most predominant license metrics used today for most enterprise software are either a named-user or machine-locked license. With the named user license metric, fees are applied typically by the name and role of the user accessing a set of software functions. This is often used with enterprise CRM or ERP software. With the machine-locked license, fees are applied based upon usage on a particular machine. These metrics are typically used with traditional desktop software deployed throughout the company.
Another type of license in use is the concurrent license metric, or, the case where license fees are paid based on a high watermark – the maximum number of users that can access the software at one time. This is sometimes also called a "floating license" as the license rights are in essence, available or floated among users provided one is available (e.g. they haven't all been checked-out). This typically requires some license management technology, and works well in large environments where a large number of users access the software, and the administration of managing a large number of named users or node-locked software deployments becomes overwhelming.
Concurrent licenses are often adopted by software producers that start with a named-user license or node-locked license metrics. There comes a point where there is a need for simplicity, and a concurrent license meets the need. In addition, the availability of software in a concurrent license model promotes deeper account penetration by allowing additional users to "test drive" the software.
The trick is – how do I price the concurrent license? Since more users can potentially access the same "amount" of software when it's made available in a concurrent method, the software producer wants to ensure that they don't lose revenue. Certainly, if the software is providing more value, then one can argue that the software producer should make more money than before.
An effective approach is to evaluate software usage for a single license with the existing metric, and then determine usage in the concurrent. From there, pricing can be multiplied by the increase in usage as a starting point. For example, let's assume that a software producer sells a desktop productivity perpetual license for $100, and also that the software is used on average 2 hours per day. For a reasonably large deployment, one can assume that the software license will be used 8 hours per day as all users in a particular site will have access to the software (4 times the usage, and presumably, 4 times the value). This suggests that concurrent license should sell for $400, or, close to that price. Of course, market testing may suggest a slightly lower price. In real world experience, I have seen the software license sold with the concurrent license metric priced anywhere from 25% higher than a machine locked or named user license, up to 400% higher. The method used above was part of the process used to establish the concurrent license price.
Now, let's assume that the software producer is selling to an enterprise that has a worldwide presence, in which case the software might be used "around the clock". In this situation, the software license that was only used 2 hours per day may now be used 24 hours per day. This is 12 times the usage, so perhaps a price of $1200 may be needed. Again, the actual price will probably not be so extreme.
What's nice about offering the concurrent license is that it doesn't have to be the model license metric, but it can be part of a larger portfolio that enables more flexible pricing and license for different types of customers. One can offer a machine locked license for individuals, a campus-wide concurrent license for SMB accounts, and, a worldwide concurrent license for global accounts.
Next week: SaaS is More Than a Software License Model!


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Undying: Revenant Gun by Yoon Ha Lee
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If you've paid any attention to the SFF Awards scene in recent years, you'll recognize Yoon Ha Lee and his Machineries of Empire trilogy. Each of the first two volumes, Ninefox Gambit and Raven Stratagem, picked up Hugo Award nominations for Best Novel, and Ninefox Gambit also landed on the Nebula ballot. Lee has long been respected for his short fiction, but his early career as a novelist has been even more dramatic and impressive. The first two volumes in the series blend impressively complex SFnal ideas with strong characterizations, an endless supply of imagination, seriously satisfying combat, and a labyrinthine military-political plot that develops at just the right speed.
It's no surprise, then, that the final volume in the series, Revenant Gun, is another winner. What started in Ninefox Gambit reaches its stunning conclusion in one of 2018's best science fiction novels, and cements Lee alongside Leckie as one of science fiction's foremost authors.
Recently, Lee wrote for The Book Smugglers, revealing that Ninefox Gambit was originally meant to be a standalone novel, but that as the story grew in the telling he eventually realized there opportunity to expand the series. In the original draft, "Jedao was an out-and-out sociopath, complete with brain-breakingly awful childhood flashback in which he vivisected one of the family's pet geese," Lee revealed. As I read this, I stopped for a moment, and realized how lucky we all are that Lee deviated from this initial draft and allowed the world and its characters to evolve into what we see today. Jedao as an "out-and-out sociopath" might have served well enough as a one-off antagonist, but instead, as we've discovered over three volumes, there's a depth and level of complexity to his character that is nearly unmatched. Much of the trilogy, but especially Revenant Gun, deals with Jedao trying to come to grips with his reputation and to reconcile his feelings about the massacre that made him a monster in the eyes of the Hexarchate. Confined to a single novel, where he would have been defined by a singular character trait, would have oversimplified Jedao's arc . Instead we've had the pleasure of spending three novels delving into Jedao not only as a brilliant tactician, but also as a conflicted, broken person. The way Lee juggles the varied and conflicted elements of Jedao's personality is nothing short of masterful.
He does this in a rather unexpected way in Revenant Gun by (and I'm not going to consider this a spoiler, since it's on the back of the book and revealed in the first chapter) introducing teenaged Jedao as a central character, thrust into the middle of military action as the Hexarchate continues to crumble in the fallout of of Cheris' calendrical spike at the end of Raven Stratagem. For the most part, this Jedao, who lacks any memories past his high school years, is a blank slate—a generic teenager who prefers playing videogames to waging warfare. Because he lacks memories of his formative years as a military genius, this Jedao has to rely on instinct and gut feeling, which gives readers a deeper understanding of how Jedao became a notorious heretic with a secret soft spot. Things become more complicated when the older, grizzled Jedao appears—on the opposite side of the war from his younger counterpart.
Brezan, who was first introduced in Raven Stratagem, continues to be my favourite character. Where the series is full of characters who exemplify extreme behaviour or character traits—such as Cheris' brilliant mathematics, Jedao's unmatchable military prowess, or Kujen's ruthless, sociopathic desire for power—Brezan is an ordinary guy who has been thrust into extraordinary circumstances. It's a familiar trope, but because of the large-and-in-charge nature of the other characters, it's a necessary ingredient for the series' success, and one that makes Raven Stratagem and Revenant Gun much more effective and relatable than the oftentimes overwrought Ninefox Gambit.
In my review, I praised Raven Stratagem for resolving the complexity issue that dragged down Ninefox Gambit (and almost made me quit reading early on, which I'm grateful I did not do, considering my love for the trilogy overall), and Revenant Gun continues that trend. By this point, the world and universe are established, and even complex elements that added to the confusion in Ninefox Gambit—like calendrical rot, body swapping, and weapons like the void winnowers—feel natural and essential to the plot. As much as this is the result of me becoming familiar with the world, it's also the result of Lee becoming better at doling out complex ideas only when they're necessary, and tying them into the plot, rather than letting them build up like snow drifts in a storm.
Revenant Gun has everything I wanted from a conclusion to the Machineries of Empire trilogy. It's chock-full of characters that are broken, intensely interesting, vicious, and yet somehow still empathetic and likeable. It's about the, well… machineries of empires, as they chew people and cultures up, leaving behind a trail of death and broken societies behind in the selfish quest to grow so large they crumble under their own weight. It's about personal sacrifice and growth. It's about the emotional toll of combat and war. If you'd told me when I first picked up Ninefox Gambit, and almost put it down just as quickly, that by the end of the trilogy I'd have grown to love Jedao and Cheris, and to care deeply about their blood-soaked, calendar-obsessed universe, I'd have laughed—but here we are. Lee's Machineries of Empire is one of the finest science fiction achievements of the decade, and deserving of every accolade thrown at it. Machineries of Empire has a reputation for being brain-breaking and imaginative, which it is, but, by its conclusion, it's also approachable and amusing, warm-hearted, even as it's sinking its claws into your back, funny, furious, and endlessly creative. Revenant Gun, like the volumes before it, comes with my highest recommendation.
Revenant Gun is available from Solaris.
Aidan Moher is the Hugo Award-winning founder of A Dribble of Ink, author of "On the Phone with Goblins" and "The Penelope Qingdom", and a regular contributor to Tor.com and the Barnes & Noble SF&F Blog. Aidan lives on Vancouver Island with his wife and daughter, but you can most easily find him on Twitter @adribbleofink and Patreon.
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The church of the future will generate opportunities for their up and coming preachers using alternative liturgies and innovative service orders. New preachers need new opportunities, but the problem is that there are few opportunities for them to try out their material in front of a live audience. And no matter how many times you practice in front of your small group or Sunday School class, there's something very, very different about delivering a sermon to a packed auditorium.
For example, our church recently taught through the book of Titus using a Pecha Kucha format. Pecha Kucha is a Japanese presentation style where orators deliver their material accompanied by 20slides, each displayed for 20seconds. The total 6:40presentation is a novel, interesting method for presenting information. We brought in many different speakers throughout this series.
But that's just one means of training and producing new voices. When training a group of doctoral students, Len Sweet and I hosted a preaching conference where the only audience was virtual apart from the presenters. We broke our students into blocks of 4presenters, and then had them each deliver material in 12min, 3min, 6min, and 18min chunks. The students received real-time feedback from a panel of adjudicators (much like they would at a band festival), as well as written feedback from their peers. The experience was intense, but overall the feedback was very positive and we saw tremendous improvement among our students.
The church of the future will continue to develop new leaders, new preacher, and new innovators. Rather than waiting for the next voices to spring up naturally, the church of the future will grow them, investing resources and energy into the formation of the next generation.
Once, our church had three copastors functioning equally in a shared leadership model. In contrast to other shared leadership models, ours was not a "first among equals" scenario where one of us played Alpha and the others came with. No—ours was a marriage, and the parents made every decision together. Tragically, one of my copastors, Randy, passed away several years into our tenure. The other, John, remained with me for almost a decade afterward. He was an exceptional musician, designer, and community organizer. When he left, I thought so would most of our church. He was the sizzle to our steak and we didn't have anyone in the wings ready to replace him.
Because we had time to get our house in order, I worked diligently with our remaining staff and elders to put a transition plan in place that identified John's greatest contributions to our church and strategically divvied those up, assigning new ventures and forward progress to small teams of volunteers and part-time staff. No one could do what John could do, as well as John could do it, by themselves; so we press ganged nearly seventy-five people into a year-long change initiative designed to not only compensate for John's loss but also continue to move our church forward.
That process helped me identify that natural leaders and innovators who help drive our church today. Our design team was born out of that process and several of our existing full-time staff took on larger roles with increased responsibilities.
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Single Summer Rate: $150. Cdn.
King size bed with large attached, ensuite bathroom with claw foot soaker tub, walk-in shower, pedestal sink and towel warmer. Room has TV, DVD, Club chair and footstool, desk and chair, large closet for longer stays, and electric fireplace. There is central air in the house, but the new windows open and we have fans in all the rooms. The house is all non-smoking.
This is a return visit - we stayed here two years ago to visit my husband's cousins who were on vacation in Pt. Stanley and have just repeated the experience.
The Telegraph House is the best in every way: immaculate, comfortable & inviting. And best of all - the breakfasts on the porch are excellent with several selections offered. If we could give this B&B more than 5 stars, we would! This is the gold standard of B&B's and we have been to many B&B's.
Thank you for providing yet again a wonderful experience!
What a fantastic end to our 140km cycling ride. thanks for the epson salt bath (great tub), drinks on the patio...perfect pillows, beautiful breakfast. thanks for all the details, we'll be back.
Once again, C and I would like to thank you for a wonderful visit to Port Stanley. It was a pleasure to share the Telegraph House with her parents. Last night's dinner and this morning's breakfast were perfect. The rain didn't dampen our visit. Cheers!
We have B&B's all across Canada. What happy good fortune to find one of the best so close to home.
Jon & Vicci you have exceeded all of our expectations.
thank you, L & S, Cambridge,Ontario.
Great B&B-we loved it!! and the small town of Port Stanley.
Motorcycles well received. Very nice hosts-very accomodating. Will tell our friends......C &B, Elmira, Ont.
Happy Canada Day, the BBQ was excellent. We shall not forget the pie and wine. Enjoyed our stay for the fourth time. We will be back next year for the great breakfast...love those flapjacks with fruit!
"Four nights of holidays after a year of toil-without-end hardly seems like enough to satisfy the most easily-gratified soul ... but Port Stanley - and especially Telegraph House - was more than enough to recharge a couple of world-weary Torontonians.
Trying to encapsulate, in a few lines, how we feel about our time here; how we admire and appreciate Jon and Vicci's downright wonderfulness; how we long to stay ... seems somewhat silly. If I could write a song, or a poem, I would. If there were a town crier, I'd have her inaugurate every morning in Port Stanley with "Ode to Telegraph House" or "What a Wonderful Place". If I were a dancer, I'd do a jig.
If we could, we'd repay Port Stanley and Telegraph House tenfold what they gave us, if only it would guarantee that others could experience what we have experienced. But, of course, many will experience the fields of green and skies of blue, and still more will think to themselves, 'What a wonderful place!' ..."
Enjoyed our stay in your beautiful home!! You have added a lot of charm & elegance to Port Stanley and we hope to return again and again.
What can I say? We just spent a day and night in paradise. Walks through your quaint town, walks on the beach, a show and the best room in town.
Breakfast was spectacular. thanks so much.


A natural extension of the contemporary art agency L'art en direct and of its concept of art as a communication tool for businesses, La vitrine am focuses on the exciting relationship between art and brands, and offers it a unique territory of expression. A true receptacle of the meeting between artists and companies, the space has an eclectic and evolving program.
For its eighth project, La vitrine am invited ZEVS, one of the major figures of international street art. Christophe Aghirre Schwarz was born in 1977. The French artist became famous in the 1990s for his various works in the city of Paris. He chose ZEVS pseudonym as a "tribute" to the RER A ZEUS that almost hit him in 1992 he was working on a graffiti. ZEVS is also an acronym and it means "area of visual and sound experiments".
At the end of the 1990s, he formed the artistic mini-collective @nonymous together with Space Invader. They "invaded" the city of Montpellier in August 1999. Zevs responds with his "surlignages" (a term coined Alain Milon) to Space Invader's mosaics. At first he spray-paints a sort of logo or monogram (a cloud with two flashes and the letters Z, E, V and S) and then he draws on the ground, in silver, the shadows of the street furniture. Today works in Paris and Berlin.
The RETROVIZEVRS exhibition questioned a new aspect of the relationship between art and brands. Between love and hate, don't brands need the artist to confront, destabilize and allow them sometimes to renew themselves? On the other hand, could brands be catalyzers of artistic creation?
The artist, sometimes feared or criticized by brands, maintains an ambiguous relationship (an almost passionate one for that matter) with them. Abused and hijacked, they are at the heart of his practice. ZEVS is probably the first graffiti artist to have conceptualized and intellectualized the very action of vandalism and thus to have elevated it to the rank of contemporary art. From sidewalks in the city to gallery walls, he interacts with the urban signs and codes of consumption; he questions public space, art and his relationship with society. In 2005, he became interested in the symbolic tole of the logo, that he marks, destroys or kidnaps. Aware of the power of attraction of advertising that he diverts for his benefit, he questions it and uses it as a means of expression.


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