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Reporters Should Consider Suing Trump for Defamation, Top First Amendment Attorney Says
Alberto LuperonNov 11th, 2016, 1:03 pm
First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams raised some eyebrows on Wednesday.
During a dinner hosted by the Media Law Resource Center, he said that President-elect Donald Trump "may be the greatest threat to the First Amendment since the passage of the Sedition Act of 1798." That's a bold statement since the Federalist Party used the Alien and Sedition Acts to essentially outlaw criticism of President John Adams. So what should reporters think of doing? They should think of suing our next head of state, he said.
We reached out to Abrams, winning lawyer in the famous Pentagon Papers Supreme Court case and arguably the best known First Amendment attorney in the country (and father of Law Newz.com founder Dan Abrams.) He spoke to us in a Friday interview:
"It's seems to be that in light of the attacks made by then-Candidate Trump against the press on a continuing basis—his preventing certain journalists from even attending his rallies as part of the press corps because he disapproved for their writing, and his public comments about wanting to loosen American libel law—the press ought to be thinking broadly about how to defend itself if his Administration turns out to be as antagonistic to the press as may be the case."
Abrams explained that "We do have libel law." So when someone, even a president, makes a defamatory, false statement against a journalist, there may be a libel claim. He said the press should think up new ways to protect itself from a Trump Administration's potential repression. He also mentioned this in light of the fact that the press is weaker and more publicly disdained than in recent decades.
"It may well be necessary to think outside the box in response to a deliberately repressive Administration," he said. "It's because the level of hostility to the press, and perhaps the willingness to limit or punish press criticism may reach a new height in this Administration."
He explained that American journalists don't usually sue for defamation, unlike their peers in places like England. But maybe that should change.
"The press is used to defending libel cases," he said. "That's a good part to what I've done in my career. So as to protect free speech and free expression as much as possible. I'm not seeking to move away from that. My plea is to bear in mind that one of the potential weapons is that when anyone—president or shoemaker—defames an entity, and speaks falsely and maliciously, one of the possible responses is to bring a libel suit."
President-elect Trump has long clashed with multiple news outlets. During the campaign season, he claimed certain reporters were actively working against him, and has, in fact, pushed for looser defamation laws so it would be easier for people to sue the press.
Such criticism has continued post-election. This is his Friday response to a protest-turned-riot in Portland, Oregon.
Just had a very open and successful presidential election. Now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. Very unfair!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 11, 2016
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Q: Unable to retrieve all array elements I have a script where i have defined two arrays. Now depending on the array name passed (as parameter), i want to process the same in the function below. Earlier, i wasn't even getting any element in variable 'ARRAY' until i used ${!}
Now the problem is that when i am printing the array content (or the number of elements in that array), i am getting only the first element.
Any suggestions?
Script:
#!/bin/bash

APP=$1

process_data() {
    ARRAY="${!1}"
    echo "No of array elements: ${#ARRAY[@]}"
    echo "Array content: ${ARRAY[@]}"
}

ORADATA=(
"oraserver/content:abcDaily/ORAServer/"
"oraserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/ORAServer/"
)

SQLDATA=(
"sqlserver/content:abcDaily/SQLServer/"
"sqlserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/SQLServer/"
)

process_data ${APP[@]}

Command:
-bash-2.05b$ ./testarray.sh ORADATA

Output:
No of array elements: 1
Array content: oraserver/content:abcDaily/ORAServer/

A: Here is your modified script that works (with the help of dreaded eval):
#!/bin/bash

APP=$1

process_data() {
   ARRAY=( $(eval echo \${$1[@]}) )
   echo "No of array elements: ${#ARRAY[@]}"
   echo "Array content: ${ARRAY[@]}"
}

ORADATA=(
"oraserver/content:abcDaily/ORAServer/"
"oraserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/ORAServer/"
)

SQLDATA=(
"sqlserver/content:abcDaily/SQLServer/"
"sqlserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/SQLServer/"
)

process_data ${APP[@]}

OUTPUT:
No of array elements: 2
Array content: oraserver/content:abcDaily/ORAServer/ oraserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/ORAServer/

A: Here's a version without eval (so it handles shell metacharacters in the array values properly):
#!/bin/bash

APP=$1

process_data() {
    ARRAYVAR="$1[@]"   # This just textually appends "[@]" to $1
    ARRAY=("${!ARRAYVAR}")   # Use indirect expansion to get contents of array, store as new array
    echo "No of array elements: ${#ARRAY[@]}"
    echo "Array content: ${ARRAY[@]}"
}

ORADATA=(
"oraserver/content:abcDaily/ORAServer/"
"oraserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/ORAServer/"
)

SQLDATA=(
"sqlserver/content:abcDaily/SQLServer/"
"sqlserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/SQLServer/"
)

process_data $APP   # Note that APP is not an array, so the [@] bit was irrelevant

Example:
$ ./testarray.sh ORADATA
No of array elements: 2
Array content: oraserver/content:abcDaily/ORAServer/ oraserver/w3s-ix86:abcDaily/ORAServer/

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Q: UICollectionView: make first item's width different from the rest I'm currently trying to achieve the following layout using NSCollectionLayoutSection.  Do you have any advice on only making the first item 50px wide while keeping the rest of the items 100px (could be any number of items)? The solution has to be an NSCollectionLayoutSection.

I'm currently displaying them in the same width using which is not the desired result:
    let item = NSCollectionLayoutItem(layoutSize: .init(widthDimension: .fractionalWidth(1.0), heightDimension: .fractionalHeight(1.0)))
    item.contentInsets = NSDirectionalEdgeInsets(top: 0,
                                                 leading: 0,
                                                 bottom: 0,
                                                 trailing: 8)

    let group = NSCollectionLayoutGroup.horizontal(layoutSize: NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .absolute(100),
                                             heightDimension: .absolute(100)), subitems: [item])

    let section = NSCollectionLayoutSection(group: group)
    section.contentInsets = NSDirectionalEdgeInsets(top: 16,
                                                   leading: 16,
                                                   bottom: 16,
                                                   trailing: 16)
    section.orthogonalScrollingBehavior = .continuous

I've also tried using absolute widths but didn't have much luck with that approach.
Thank you!

A: You can achieve this by creating two separate item groups (one for the first cell which has a half width and second for the rest of the cells). Then combine those two groups and add it to the section.
class ViewController: UIViewController {

    @IBOutlet var collectionView: UICollectionView!

    let headerId = "headerId"
    let categoryHeaderId = "categoryHeaderId"
    let colorarray = [UIColor.yellow, UIColor.green, UIColor.green, UIColor.green, UIColor.green, UIColor.green, UIColor.green, UIColor.green]

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        self.navigationItem.title = "My Albums"
        collectionView.register(AlbumItemCell.self, forCellWithReuseIdentifier: AlbumItemCell.reuseIdentifer)
        collectionView.register(CategoryHeaderView.self, forSupplementaryViewOfKind: categoryHeaderId, withReuseIdentifier: headerId)
        collectionView.collectionViewLayout = createCompositionalLayout()
        collectionView.reloadData()
    }

    private func createCompositionalLayout() -> UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout {

        return UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout { (sectionNumber, env) -> NSCollectionLayoutSection? in
            self.firstLayoutSection()
        }
    }

    private func firstLayoutSection() -> NSCollectionLayoutSection {

        let cellWidth : CGFloat = 200
        let cellHeight : CGFloat = 200

        let smallItemSize = NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .absolute(cellWidth/2), heightDimension: .absolute(cellHeight))
        let smallItem = NSCollectionLayoutItem(layoutSize: smallItemSize)
        let smallGroupSize = NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .absolute(cellWidth/2), heightDimension: .absolute(cellHeight))
        let smallGroup = NSCollectionLayoutGroup.horizontal(layoutSize: smallGroupSize, subitem: smallItem, count: 1)
        smallGroup.contentInsets = .init(top: 0, leading: 8, bottom: 0, trailing: 8)

        let largeItemSize = NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .absolute(cellWidth), heightDimension: .absolute(cellHeight))
        let largeItem = NSCollectionLayoutItem(layoutSize: largeItemSize)
        largeItem.contentInsets = NSDirectionalEdgeInsets(top: 0, leading: 0, bottom: 0, trailing: 8)
        let largeGroupSize = NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .absolute(CGFloat((cellWidth + 8) * CGFloat((colorarray.count - 1)))), heightDimension: .absolute(cellHeight))
        let largeGroup = NSCollectionLayoutGroup.horizontal(layoutSize: largeGroupSize, subitem: largeItem, count: colorarray.count - 1 )

        let groupSize = NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .absolute(cellWidth * CGFloat(colorarray.count)), heightDimension: .absolute(cellHeight))
        let group = NSCollectionLayoutGroup.horizontal(layoutSize: groupSize, subitems: [smallGroup, largeGroup])

        let section = NSCollectionLayoutSection(group: group)
        section.orthogonalScrollingBehavior = .groupPaging

        return section
    }

}

extension ViewController: UICollectionViewDataSource {

    func numberOfSections(in collectionView: UICollectionView) -> Int {
        return 1
    }

    func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, numberOfItemsInSection section: Int) -> Int {
        colorarray.count
    }

    func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, cellForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> UICollectionViewCell {
        let cell = collectionView.dequeueReusableCell(withReuseIdentifier: AlbumItemCell.reuseIdentifer, for: indexPath) as! AlbumItemCell
        cell.configure(color: colorarray[indexPath.row])
        return cell
    }

}

class AlbumItemCell: UICollectionViewCell {

  static let reuseIdentifer = "album-item-cell-reuse-identifier"
  let view = UIImageView()

    override init(frame: CGRect) {
        super.init(frame: frame)
        view.layer.cornerRadius = 10
        view.layer.masksToBounds = true
    }

    required init?(coder: NSCoder) {
        fatalError("init(coder:) has not been implemented")
    }

    func configure(color: UIColor) {
        view.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        contentView.addSubview(view)
        NSLayoutConstraint.activate([
            view.leadingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: contentView.leadingAnchor),
            view.trailingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: contentView.trailingAnchor),
            view.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: contentView.topAnchor),
            view.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: contentView.bottomAnchor),
        ])
        view.backgroundColor = color

    }
}

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1B Boys Regional Preview: Lummi Nation To Face Familiar Yakama Nation
April 7, 2020 February 22, 2019 by Jim Carberry
The Lummi Nation boys basketball team begins its quest for the gold ball by taking on a familiar foe — Yakama Nation Tribal School — in the Class 1B state regionals Saturday at 10 a.m. at Mount Vernon High School.
The third-seeded Blackhawks (22-1) are riding a 20-game winning streak, and looking to return to the state title game after finishing second in 2017 and winning it all in 2015.
But the sixth-seeded Eagles of Toppenish (16-8) are no state slouches either, having made six straight appearances and placing the past three years, including fourth in 2017 when they lost to Lummi in the quarterfinals.
For previews of all the state regional games involving our Whatcom County teams, be sure to keep checking www.whatcomhoops.com.
Besides playing each other two years ago, many of the players compete with each other in summer leagues and Native American tournaments.
The winner of Saturday's regional game will advance directly to the state quarterfinals at the Spokane Arena on Thursday, Feb. 28. The loser will still earn a trip to Spokane, but will have to play a loser-out contest on Wednesday, Feb. 27.
Here's a look at both teams:
Lummi Nation coach Jerome Toby
Yakama Nation Tribal School scouting report: Coach Greg Strom can call on his twin sons, juniors Bryce and Bryan Strom, to lead the Eagles. Like Lummi Nation, Yakama plays pressure defense, pushes the pace and is not afraid to launch away from the 3-point line. While their record may not be impressive, the Eagles have played a tough schedule and are the only team to beat top-ranked and defending 1B state champion Sunnyside Christian this year.
Lummi Nation scouting report: The amazing thing is not that the Blackhawks have been so good, it's that they've been so good this soon. Lummi starts two freshman — guard Duncan Toby and center Tyran Lane — and sophomore forward Ja'ie Leighton, who along with senior guard Jermaine Toby are all averaging about 10 points a game. But the go-to guy is junior guard Caleb Revey, who not only averages 15 points a game but is their emotional leader.
Lummi Nation coach Jerome Toby: "We're pretty young, but we've got some kids who have grown up (this season). They're ready for the big stage. We'll just continue to do the things we've done all season."
Game outlook: The early morning game will feature two teams with a lot of pride, energy and tradition. The winner may be the one who is more awake on Saturday. While Yakama Nation may be battle tested, the young Blackhawks seem to be enjoying the ride and peaking at the right time. Playing before a "home" crowd in a familiar gym may give them all the advantage they need.
CLASS 1B BOYS STATE TOURNAMENT
(With RPI seedings)
Regionals (Friday)
#11 Riverside Christian (15-5) vs. #14 Taholah (14-7) at Davis High School, 6 p.m. (loser out)
#2 Odessa-Harrington (22-1) vs. #7 Almira-Coulee-Hartline (18-4) at Cheney High School, 9 p.m.
Regionals (Saturday)
#3 Lummi Nation (22-1) vs. #6 Yakima Nation Tribal School (16-8) at Mount Vernon High School, 10 a.m.
#9 Garfield-Palouse (16-8) vs. #16 Lopez (9-13) at West Valley (Spokane), 10 a.m. (loser out)
#1 Sunnyside Christian (22-1) vs. #8 Naselle (17-5) at Ellensburg High School, 2 p.m.
#4 Tulalip Heritage (20-4) vs. #5 Muckleshoot Tribal (22-3) at Jackson High School, 2 p.m.
#10 Neah Bay (15-6) vs. #15 Pateros (15-8) at Mount Tahoma High School, 2 p.m. (loser out)
#12 Oakesdale (16-7) vs. #13 Concordia Christian Academy (16-9) at West Valley (Spokane), 8 p.m. (loser out)
(Full schedule and bracket at nwcathletics.com)
Tags 1B & 2B, Boys, Previews
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Q: remove second quotes from text regexp_substs I have the below text:
 PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "TFSE"."PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier

I want to get the value PRODUCT_C, but I am getting TFSE instead
this is my query, usually the text wasora-00904 PRODUCT_C so the below was working.
select  regexp_substr('PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "TFSE"."PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier', '[^"]+', 1, 2) from dual

edit:
sometime my message will be like this
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier
or like this
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "TFSE"."PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier
how can i adjust the regex_substr in a way to have result `
PRODUCT_C

A: Close, but no cigar, eh?
SQL> select  regexp_substr('PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "TFSE"."PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier', '[^"]+', 1, 4) from dual;

REGEXP_SU
---------
PRODUCT_C

[EDIT, after reading the comment]
SQL> with test as (select 'PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier' col from dual union
  2                select 'PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "TFSE"."PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier' from dual
  3               )
  4  select col,
  5    regexp_substr(col, '[^"]+', 1, regexp_count(col, '"')) result
  6  from test;

COL                                                       RESULT
--------------------------------------------------------- ---------------
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier        PRODUCT_C
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "TFSE"."PRODUCT_C": invalid identifier PRODUCT_C

SQL>

A: I would suggest you to first extract the third pattern separated by a colon and then search for the last pattern between the double quotes.
This adds another layer of check to ensure that you are picking the right element out of the error message before extracting the quoted string.
SELECT
   regexp_substr( regexp_substr ( s, '[^:]+', 1, 3) , '"([^"]+)"$', 1, 1, NULL, 1) v
FROM
   yourtable t

SQL Fiddle


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Untitled, Kane Calì
Like all great things, Pink October first started bubbling up as a mere idea, in the minds of JPA's creatives, not very long ago. Given that breast cancer affects so many women it was decided that something should be done to help fight it. It was a simple question with a very simple answer. And, just like that, in 2013, the first national campaign of Pink October was born.
Together with the partners The Marigold Foundation, Action for Breast Cancer and Europa Donna, JPA set out to bring the nation together, to increase awareness, educate people, encourage everyone (not just women!) to lead healthy lifestyles and go get checked, as well as raise funds in aid of breast cancer research and equipment.
Now in its third year running, Pink October has already raised €150,000, got thousands of people together in the fight against breast cancer and bought the Faxitron Corevision system at Mater Dei Hospital.
This year with everyone's help, Pink October will be bigger, better and more effective than ever before, and most importantly, will continue to help save people's lives. One of the main events of Pink October is the Global Capital Plc Art Auction and Exhibition. By participating in this the public can help JPA and its partners to reach the goal of raising €90,000.
Pink Light, James Vella Clark
Sponsored by Global Capital plc this year's Pink October Art Auction & Exhibition brought together more artists and talent making this event an utterly magical art exposition.
The artists are not just the people who generously donated their exclusive artworks, but also other professionals involved in the creation of this experience – the venue, the attendees, the arrangement, the food, the music and every little detail planned for this auction and exhibition, which will definitely shape it into one of Malta's most prestigious and creative events.
The exhibition and auction will consist of 41 artworks by Maltese and foreign artists, with the aim of raising funds for Pink October. It is open to the public online from until Friday and at Auberge de Castille on Wednesday and Thursday between 4 pm and 7pm, as well as during Notte Bianca on Saturday.
People are encouraged to support Pink October and bid on their favourite artwork online via www.pinkoctober.support/artauction or manually or by filling in the bidding form provided and placing it in the Silent Auction Box at Castille on Friday.
Looking Back, Derek Mason
The artists include Richard England, Giovanni Maranghi, Andrey Filippov, Yulia Zhdanova, Victoria Malkova, Polina Moskvina, Gulja Holland, Kenneth Zammit Tabona, Zvezdan Reljic, Sebastian Tanti Burlo, Rune Bo Jakobsen, Aaron Sagaelu, Derek Mason, John w. Zhang, Julian Vassallo, James Vella Clark, Patrick Dalli, Madeleine Fenwick, Paul Caruana, Anna Nightingale, Pawl Carbonaro, Kane Cali, Ritty Tacsum Glenn Ellul, Pippa Toledo, Marisa Attard, Jimmy Grima, Zoedeille Bajada, Amber Fenech. Svetislav Martinovic, Selina Scerri and Christopher Saliba.
Together with the artists, Architecture Project and Madeleine Fenwick with the help of BIG Exhibits will be setting up different installations in the Auberge de Castille vaults during the opening, while Blaze Productions through their collaboration with Bang & Olufsen from Astral Enterprises, will be doing what they do best combining 3D animation art and visual effects with projection on the well in the vaults.
Gli Amori di Fay, Giovanni Maranghi
The Global Capital plc Pink October Art Exhibition and Auction will be curated by Justine Balzan Demajo, who is a freelance art restorer and curator for contemporary art exhibits in Malta. Justine gained many years of experience in the field of restoration, working alongside mentor and Caravaggio specialist, Roberta Lapucci, as well as assisting Din L-Art Ħelwa with the restoration of Our Lady of Victories church in Valletta.
Justine is also the director and presenter of the new cultural television series, Culture Vulture, starting on TVM next month.
While helping to raise funds and creating awareness for such an important cause like breast cancer, Justine takes the opportunity to simultaneously give exposure to young and upcoming artists, and demonstrate to the public the contemporary artists that Malta has to offer.
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Untitled, Juliano Vassallo
Venus and Adonis, Kenneth Zammit Tabona


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10 Best Xbox One Exclusives – Released and Upcoming
Microsoft's Xbox One recently released a number of big games for the 2015 Holiday Season. However, Microsoft won't stop there, as there are plenty of other great games on the way.
Here's a list of the top 5 Xbox One Exclusives titles released in 2015 and the top 5 games we're looking forward to.
Master Chief is back, and this time he has Spartan support. One of the Best Xbox One Games so far, Halo 5: Guardians, released on October 27, is the newest installation in the popular Halo series. It follows Master Chief, the iconic main character of the Halo series, as he leads Blue Team, comprised of other Spartans. Halo 5 is probably one of the the biggest Xbox One exclusives to be released in 2015, and it's sure to be one of the best-selling games this holiday season.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rd8FWUCCZk
Forza 6
Microsoft's hyper-realistic racing game is back, and it looks even better than before. Released on September 15, Forza 6 is a beautiful automobile racing game that will challenge even the most skilled video game player. The 6th installment brings out new, in-depth features, like wet-weather driving. Rain in the game has become more than cosmetic, and racers will have to avoid skidding and hydroplaning. The Forza series, exclusive to Xbox One, is arguably the best racing game series out right now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CXqEHMgiFg
Microsoft continues to breathe life into the popular Tomb Raider series with Rise of the Tomb Raider. Lara Croft, the female lead of the Tomb Raider series, returns as she fights an organization known as Trinity while discovering possible immortality. New to the game is a crafting system where Lara can improve equipment she has. Also new is a day-night and weather system which affects how Lara will interact with people and creatures. By the way, if you haven't looked at the game yet, it's pretty beautiful. Check out this clip below to see:
Ori and the Bind Forest
For those looking for a more relaxing, lighthearted game, Ori and the Blind Forest is the perfect option. The player takes control of Ori, a white guardian spirit with many special abilities, who is attempting to escape Kuro, the dark owl. Ori and the Blind forest is heralded for its great story telling, puzzles and musical score. As far as Xbox One exclusives go, this is a must have for any casual gamers who want to spend less time shooting or driving and more time hearing a great tale and playing an engaging platformer.
The Escapists is unlike any game you've ever played before. Created by indie gaming studio Mouldy Toof, the player takes control of an inmate's everyday life in prison. However, at night, the player tries their best to begin an escape. The player builds stats during the day, collects items and slowly plans their escape. The longevity of the game may try some players' patience, but the completely original idea, and the 16 bit graphics, keep the game lighthearted and fun. This is a must-have for any indie gamer with an Xbox One.
We have talked about released titles now it is time for upcoming and Xbox One 2016 Games. Some of these will be Free Xbox one Exclusive Titles.
Fable Legends
Release Date: Late 2015
Fans of the original Fable trilogy will be looking forward to this one. One of the Free to play Xbox One Games; Fable Legends is an upcoming fantasy game being developed exclusively for Xbox One. Fable Legends takes place a few hundred years before the original trilogy in a land where magic is present and people live in small villages rather than large cities. Players in Fable Legends will take control of one of the four heroes or as the main villain. The remaining spots can either be taken over by other players via online play or through AI. Fable Legends will be up for 5-10 years, so players can expect a lot of fun from the free to play game.
After the release of Gears of War 3, fans wondered if the popular Xbox One game series was done for. After a successful spinoff, Microsoft eventually announced Gears of War 4, which will serve as a direct sequel to Gears of War 3. While not much has been revealed about the upcoming sequel, fans can be sure that there will be the return of Marcus Felix, COG, and, of course, the gun with the chainsaw attached to it. Gears of War 4 will not be available for Xbox 360 making it an Xbox One exclusive.
Halo Wars 2 – Xbox One Exclusives Titles must have
Release Date: Fall 2016
Halo Wars 2 is the upcoming direct sequel to Halo Wars, a 2009 strategy game. Like its predecessor, Halo Wars 2 is going to take on a much different role than any of the other Halo games for Xbox. Instead of being a first person shooter, this game focuses on a much larger battlefield and is truer to strategy games than it is to a first person shooter. Fans should expect this game to be much better than the original as both 343 (creators of Halo 4 and 5) and Creative Assembly (creators of Total War) are involved.
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One of the most highly anticipated Xbox One exclusives that is yet to be released, Quantum Break is an upcoming action game where time is running out. A failed time machine experiment causes time to slowly fall apart, and the main character, Jack, fights against an organization called Monarch as he tries to fix time. The player can rush through time, creating a unique gameplay experience that will separate Quantum Break from other shooters. Because of the originality of the game, any Xbox One owner should be looking forward to the game.
Scalebound is an upcoming game for Xbox One that focuses on Drew and Thuban, a dragon that Drew controls. Players will control Drew and Thuban will be controlled through AI, although commands can be given. Drew and Thuban share a deep bond, evidenced by Drew's right arm which is covered in scales, resembling a dragon. However, it goes deeper than that: if Thuban dies, then so does Drew. So the player needs to be careful during battle to focus not just on themselves but their dragon as well. The game's stunning graphics and action sequences should be enough to keep fans thoroughly entertained.
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It's become a well known fact that Hong Kong has a fascinating culture of "shop cats" – cats that eat, sleep and chase mice away in retail outlets across the city. Dutch photographer Marcel Heijnen recently captured the felines amongst their urban kingdoms.
Now we have the Shop Cats of New York – a charming photo series and new book that blend the introspective eye of Humans of New York with the aesthetic intelligence of The French Cat to portray the Big Apple from the perspective of their diverse and captivating rulers: felines. Combined with lively photography, this book gives voices to the creatures appreciated for their mystique, independence, and vibrancy.
Written by beloved cat blogger Tamar Arslanian and photographed by animal lover Andrew Marttila, the book includes two meat-eating cats who live in a vegan shoe shop; a wine store cat with his own chiropractor, because he has a bad back; a cat in a pharmacy named Allegra, an allergy medication, whose owner is highly allergic to cats; a cat who is a resident of, and mascot at a dog boutique and grooming business, and a bookstore cat who almost killed a live chicken during toddler story time.
Beyond the witty stories these cats offer, they are legends inside beloved New York institutions like the Algonquin Hotel, Bleecker Street Records, Kings County Distillery, and many more. From the amusing to the benevolent, this book uncovers these 40 cats' distinct personalities and the shops they deem home.
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Cream of the Crop is a 1969 album recorded by Diana Ross & the Supremes for the Motown label, the final regular Supremes studio album to feature lead singer Diana Ross. The album was released in November 1969, after the release and success of the hit single "Someday We'll Be Together".
1 Someday We'll Be Together Johnny Bristol
Harvey Fuqua 03.15
2 Can't You See It's Me 02.33
3 You Gave Me Love 02.40
5 The Young Folks 03.05
6 Shadows of Society 02.59
7 Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever Ivy Jo Hunter
Stevie Wonder 02.45
8 When It's to the Top (Still I Won't Stop Giving You Love) 02.56
9 Till Johnny Comes 02.57
11 The Beginning of the End 02.33


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So while the Broncos are a trendy pick, they probably don't have as strong of a chance as the American champ — whoever that is.
Here are the top five Group of Five contenders for 2018 (the Group of Five, by the way, occupied nine of the top 33 spots in AP voting at the end of last season):
1. UCF: The Golden Knights went 13-0 last year and finished No. 6 in the AP poll. They lost their coach but return their quarterback among 14 starters, landing at No. 21 in the preseason AP poll. And the schedule is manageable with nonconference games against North Carolina, Pitt and FAU. The bigger challenge for the Knights will come in conference, where they'll have to play at fellow contenders Memphis and South Florida.
UCF is undefeated this season but is only No. 15 in the College Football Playoff because of a schedule weakened by the hurricane-related cancellation of a game against Georgia Tech. John Raoux AP
2. Boise State: The Broncos closed out 2017 with wins against Fresno State and Oregon to finish No. 22 in the AP poll and spark all that talk of a big year in 2018. They'll have to show the consistency that has been lacking since that historic run from 2008 to 2011 (50-3) — and they'll need to come out ready to play. Three of the first four games are road trips, to Troy, Oklahoma State and Wyoming, and the fifth game is a home encounter with San Diego State. All but Wyoming have received preseason Top 25 votes. The front-loaded schedule gives the Broncos a chance to grab the pole position — a lead they'll need as the schedule weakens.
3. Memphis: The Tigers are well-regarded in the American after a No. 25 finish in the AP poll last season. They'll need to replace their superstar QB-WR combo, but the first half of the schedule is super soft, with the exception of Navy on Sept. 8. Second-half games against UCF, Missouri and Houston provide spotlight opportunities, and two of the three are at home.
4. FAU: Florida Atlantic enters the season with a 10-game winning streak and an incalculable advantage with the hype machine that surrounds coach Lane Kiffin. The problem for the Owls is the schedule: They play at Oklahoma (Sept. 1) and at UCF (Sept. 21). Win both games and they're the clear favorites. But that's unlikely — and the weakness of the rest of the schedule leaves little room for error.
5. Troy: The Trojans, who delivered a shocking win against LSU last season, have two early chances to prove they have one of the top Group of Five programs in the country. They open at home against Boise State and also play at Nebraska (Sept. 15), where former UCF coach Scott Frost's rebuilding project might be ripe for an upset. The Sun Belt schedule is a problem, but the regular-season finale against Appalachian State could provide a 10-win opponent.
Other teams to watch: Houston (defensive lineman Ed Oliver has been ranked the nation's best player), South Florida (finished No. 21 in AP last year), Fresno State (Bulldogs play at UCLA, Minnesota and Boise State), Arkansas State (Sun Belt favorite plays at Alabama), Appalachian State (opener at Penn State), San Diego State (Aztecs collapsed after 6-0 start last year, open at Stanford) and Ohio (MAC favorite).
Boise State safety Kekoa Nawahine (10) intercepts a pass intended for Troy wide receiver Tevaris McCormick (11) in the fourth quarter of last year's game in Boise. The Broncos and Trojans meet in the 2018 season opener in Alabama. Darin Oswald doswald@idahostatesman.com
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Boise State Football
Boise State has restocked at QB — but for how long? 'If I told you they would all stay ...'
By Chadd Cripe
The Boise State football program has signed four high school quarterbacks in the past two years. One of them likely will replace Brett Rypien as the Broncos' starting quarterback in 2019. The others will be tempted to transfer, which has become a frequent action for college quarterbacks.
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Boise State men are getting better, tougher — but they're still falling a play short
College football's bowl season showed serious cracks in 2018 — and it will get worse
First Responder Bowl's lack of backup plan spoils bowl for Boise State, Boston College
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Boise State's error-prone special teams seek quick turnaround. 'Our last one was not good.'


JOHN D. DAVIDSON, M.D.; EDWARD P. FLYNN, M.D.; JOEL B. KIRKPATRICK, M.D.
The syndrome of protein-losing enteropathy has become well known since the first definitive demonstration that protein can be lost into the gut (1, 2). The now voluminous literature on this subject reveals that a variety of diseases can be associated with this phenomenon and that the pathogenetic mechanisms of protein loss are multiple.
Intestinal lymphangiectasia as a cause of protein loss into the gut has been described by Waldmann and associates (3). In this condition dilated lacteals in the intestinal mucosa and dilated lymphatics in the mesentery are present, and the rupture of these thin-walled channels leads to protein loss.
Published: Ann Intern Med. 1966;64(3):628-635.


is given out every Thursday and expected in your class tray on Tuesday. It is often posted on iMontpelier.
Your class PE day is Tuesday. Please remember your PE kit on this day. 4AG will need their swimming kit this term.
Year 4 will be continuing to develop our learning muscles this term. We will be using our noticing skills to help us to find sophisticated vocabulary to use in our learning, asking probing questions and collaborating with our new learning partners.
Imagine a world where things aren't quite what they seem. Year four will be going on a journey to explore imaginary worlds using figurative language.
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by CS Lewis will be our class text, but what other magical worlds can you discover in your independent reading? As information text authors, we will create our own class rainforest books. These will include the exciting facts that we have learned about rainforest animals.
The year four teachers are all avid readers and are looking forward to enhancing the children's passion for reading. Guided reading will include learning new roles to help us explore the text in more detail.
We will be practising spelling words using different suffixes. For example: -sure, -ation, -ture and –sion.
Our writing will be fantastic this term as we will use adverbs at the start of sentences and understand how complex sentences work.
This half term the children will be deepening their understanding and knowledge of place value.
We will be comparing and ordering numbers up to 10,000 Can you round 564 to the nearest 100?
The children in year 4 will focus on improving their rounding skills.
Further to this, the children will be consolidating their addition and subtraction, specifically with whole numbers up to 4 digits.
Teeth! Mouth! Oesophagus! Stomach! Small intestine! Large intestine! Colon!
You might be feeling queasy in science as we learn the fascinating difference between humans and other animals. We will digest some facts about how food chains vary and create our own digestion model in the classroom.
How can we present the things we learn in different ways?
We all love using computers to learn. In year four, we will be using technology safely, responsibly and respectfully to become co-authors of our own wiki.
Our rainforest topic will allow us to investigate the changes that can occur over time. We will learn a little about the history of draftsmanship and Galileo's ingenious compass.
Year 4 will be starting ukulele lessons this term with a specialist teacher. They will also paint pictures using sound in their music lessons.
Year Four will be learning about initiation practices in different religions. What do you do when you start something new? How are new beginnings celebrated in your life?
Where are the world's rainforests?
Can you find them on a map of the world?
What makes the rainforests so special?
Why do these rich, diverse habitats emerge in certain climates?
These are questions that we will be exploring in our learning.
Splish, splash, splosh. 4MC will be getting their toes wet at Gurnell swimming pool and learning how to swim.
Fancy being the next David Beckham? The rest of year four will be learning to develop the skills to play football and cricket.
Year four are revising their greetings in French this term. Quel âge as-tu? Everyone in year four will be revising their numbers from 1-20.
In assemblies this term our BASICS focus is on Belonging and Aspiration as we start a new academic year. We will be recognising Black History Month in October and celebrating the school's diverse community during International Week.
The children will be asked to collect contributions for Ealing Foodbank later this half term as we support those in our community who are in need.
This term children will be learning what is meant by a healthy lifestyle, maintaining positive wellbeing and ways of keeping emotionally and physically safe.
We will learn about rights and responsibilities and diversity and equality.
Which adjectives will you use to describe the fascinating rainforest creatures that come to visit year four from Hounslow Urban Farm?
Through our rainforest topic we will be developing an understanding of global issues such as deforestation and protecting endangered species.


Formaldehyde (CH2O) is the simplest and most significant industrially produced aldehyde. The global demand is about 30 megatons annually. Industrially it is produced by oxidation of methanol under energy intensive conditions. More recently, new fields of application for the use of formaldehyde and its derivatives as, i.e. cross-linker for resins or disinfectant, have been suggested. Dialkoxymethane has been envisioned as a combustion fuel for conventional engines or aqueous formaldehyde and paraformaldehyde may act as a liquid organic hydrogen carrier molecule (LOHC) for hydrogen generation to be used for hydrogen fuel cells. For the realization of these processes, it requires less energy-intensive technologies for the synthesis of formaldehyde. This overview summarizes the recent developments in low-temperature reductive synthesis of formaldehyde and its derivatives and low-temperature formaldehyde reforming. These aspects are important for the future demands on modern societies' energy management, in the form of a methanol and hydrogen economy, and the required formaldehyde feedstock for the manufacture of many formaldehyde-based daily products.
Chemistry and Industry 2014, 5, "New hydrogen carrier"
Formaldehyde could be used as a liquid hydrogen carrier, according to chemists in Germany. The stored hydrogen could be released at moderate temperatures using a catalyst.
M. T. Keßler, M. K. Hentschel, C. Heinrichs, S. Roitsch, M. H. G. PRECHTL*, RSC Adv. 2014, 4, 14149-14156. "Fast track to nanomaterials: Microwave assisted ionothermal synthesis in ionic liquid media".
A. Welther, T. Gieshoff, M. T. Keßler, M. H. G. PRECHTL*, A. Jacobi v. Wangelin, Chem. Commun. 2014, 50, 2261-2264. "Stereoselective Iron-Catalyzed Alkyne Hydrogenation in Ionic Liquids".
M. T. Keßler, S. Robke, S. Sahler, M. H. G. PRECHTL*, Catal. Sci. Technol. 2014, 4, 102-108. "Ligand-free copper(I) oxide nanoparticle-catalysed amination of aryl halides in ionic liquids".
J.-H. Choi, N. E. Schloerer, J. Berger, M. H. G. PRECHTL*, Dalton Trans. 2014, 43, 290-299. "Synthesis and characterisation of ruthenium dihydrogen complexes and their reactivity towards B–H bonds"


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Law firm co-founder was not an employee, tribunal rules
HMRC: PAYE status did not mean barrister was employee
One of the barrister founders of a pioneering legal aid firm in the North-East was not an employee or worker and so cannot bring unfair dismissal and other claims, an employment tribunal has ruled.
The departure of Brian Mark from Kyles Legal Practice earlier this year came amid allegations that he had leaked confidential information about the firm.
Kyles launched in 2010 as a legal disciplinary practice, a forerunner to alternative business structures that for the first time allowed solicitors to go into partnership with other regulated lawyers.
Mr Mark brought claims for ordinary and automatically unfair dismissal, protected disclosure detriment, breach of contract and claims for wages and other payments.
The hearing before Employment Judge Davies in North Shields was on the preliminary question of whether Mr Mark was an employee or worker and thus able to bring a claim.
The judge recorded that Mr Mark set up Kyles with fellow barrister Nick Peacock, his one-time pupil. They recruited John Turner, initially to be an employee but then a director to comply with Solicitors Regulation Authority requirements.
Mr Turner told the tribunal that "the overriding desire in 2010 was to break down the traditional barriers between the Bar and solicitors and to save on costs. The intention was to keep as much work as possible in-house".
They and all the other fee-earners were initially paid £30,000 a year through PAYE, with the firm not turning a profit until 2016. At that point the directors switched to being paid by dividends.
Mr Mark was paid regardless of the amount of work he did, the judge said; though the intention had been that he would do the lion's share of the firm's Crown Court work, in practice he did not do so and cases were regularly sent to outside counsel.
It was not disputed that he had no set working hours or days. He did not have an allocated quota of holidays and was able to take annual leave whenever he chose to do so.
"Before too long disagreements emerged between the three directors," Judge Davies said. In 2013, "in the course of those disagreements", Mr Mark wanted to practise not only as an employed barrister at Kyles but also as a member of the independent bar.
But the shareholders agreement required the other directors to consent, and Mr Turner did not.
The judge went on: "The disagreements between the three directors continued and grew. It is not necessary for me to go into those. I simply touch on some matters from late last year and early this year that may be relevant to my decision about the nature of the relationship entered into at the outset.
"Mr Turner and Mr Peacock were contacted by a third party and this led them to identify what they believed to be evidence that the claimant had leaked confidential information about [Kyles] and had then taken steps to cover his tracks by attempting to delete relevant e-mails."
Mr Turner and Mr Peacock convened a board meeting, to which Mr Mark was invited but did not attend, at which they decided to remove him from the firm's day-to-day business. Staff were told about this and Mr Mark "was told words to the effect that he was being suspended".
Judge Davies said Mr Mark accepted in cross-examination that he had not suggested he was a worker or employee until May 2019. He added that the Bar Council's categorisation of Mr Mark as an employed barrister was not determinative.
The judge said there had been no discussion in 2010 or any time thereafter about employment status, worker status, or contractual terms of engagement.
"Rather, there was a discussion between three professionals, two barristers and a solicitor, who were setting up a business together and who agreed that they would collectively work to bring money in and would be remunerated from the business in equal terms."
The judge found no express or implied contract between Mr Mark and Kyles. Back in 2010, the barrister "was not negotiating with or contracting with the others in their capacity as representatives of the company. He was agreeing with them how they were going to run their business".
Nobody suggested that the shift in payment from PAYE to dividends also changed the nature of the relationship between the parties, he added.
"Even if I had found there was a contract, I would have had no hesitation in finding that it was not a contract of employment or a worker's contract. The basic elements of the employment relationship were not present, in particular the element of control.
"Almost all of the factors I have described above show the claimant being very much in charge of his own destiny, working when he chose to work, not working when he chose not to work and not being subject to or subordinate to anybody else.
"He was answerable only to his other two shareholders and directors in the boardroom."
The refusal to allow Mr Mark to practise independently was "entirely consistent with the operation of the shareholders agreement".
Judge Davies continued: "Nor would I have been persuaded that what happened at the end of the relationship was evidence that this was in fact an employment relationship.
"This had been an increasingly bitter dispute between the directors and shareholders over a number of years. It was proving intractable.
"Two of the three shareholders were now of the view that the third had leaked confidential information and then tried to conceal that conduct. It was inevitable that something would have to give. What happened was a decision to exclude the claimant from involvement in the day-to-day operation of the business.
"In the context in which it occurred, that by itself could not possibly bear the burden of demonstrating that what these parties agreed at the outset and what they did for a number of years amounted to a relationship of employment."
Kyles legal heralded it's self as a one stop shop for crime with in house barristers. On reading the judgement it transpires that much of the work was framed out to the independent bar a Kyles barrister turning work down and one just wanting magistrates cases. I wonder how many clients bought into the in house model and didn't know of the behind the scenes acrimony and and refusals to do crown court work and ended up with an independent counsel. Advertising standards issue ?
Trainee specialist launches scholarships for Black graduates
Pandemic "cut legal job vacancies by 60%"
Tribunal rejects law firm's second challenge to age discrimination ruling
Tribunal finds law firm unfairly dismissed paralegal
Distributed law firm launches internship programme for postgrads


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Julian Assange Is a Middle Man
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is neither a journalist nor a source. He is a cut-out, a middle man, a channel for people who have grievances and access to secrets. Wikileaks is not the future of journalism. WikiLeaks will be one of the ways that citizens can hold governments accountable. It will be used responsibly and irresponsibly and the value will be in the eye of the reader.
Assange is more up on the intrinsic value of Army intelligence officer Bradley Manning's SIPR cables than most of his consumers, even those who believe that Assange is heroic. It seems as if a lot of liberals who oppose the war in Afghanistan are disturbed by Assange's lack of filtering. One can be a stolid opponent of war, of imperialism, or of a war, and still understand why every effort should be made to avoid identifying sources of information in a combat zone.
Let's set aside cases of misconduct or civilian casualties or blue deaths. This is comfortable whistle-blower territory. Assange's data makes no distinction between people who enabled the cover-up of U.S., French, or Polish complicity in killing innocents and people who are trying to help relieve suffering or prevent soldiers from being killed in IED attacks -- the good guys in any universal moral scheme. It's not just names: it's dates and places, data points that allow very bad people to figure out who from a village might be snitching to the CIA or NATO troops about a corrupt provincial leader. Why this data was left intact is not entirely clear.
As of Day Three, there has been no appreciable change in the country's relationship with its allies. As the White House has made clear, the details about Pakistani involvement with the Taliban speak for themselves and put pressure on the government. So far, there's nothing in the cables that has taken Congress by surprise ... nothing that has directly implicated the current administration in a prevarication ... nothing about the strategy, really, that hasn't already been shared with the American people through reporting (Dexter Filikins's ouvre, Lara Logan's pieces) or even through official channels. Assange seems largely motivated by the civilian casualty angle, overseas newspapers seem to be fascinated by U.S. counterterrorism squads, and the war supplemental is going to pass Congress.
The cables have significant value for historians, for people who want to understand the hell of war, for people who want to see how tough fighting in Afghanistan really is. To hazard a guess about the impact of the war diaries is to prejudge history. When President Obama begins his policy review in a few months, we may know more. In some ways, the media's navel-gazing, its fascination with Assange -- the meta-coverage -- is attenuating the content of the cables themselves.


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Q: Javafx copy table to Excel I am creating an application, where I display some data in a chart and a table. Now I want the user, to be able, to copy the data, from the table and insert it into Excel. My copy function works fine, but the output is somewhat questionable.
For instance, if I want to copy the following table:

I get the following output in Excel:

if you can't tell, the data is displayed in a single column in Excel.
Does anyone know, how I can achieve the right output, so that each data goes into a separate column, when pasted into Excel?
The following is the code I use to copy:
table.getSelectionModel().setCellSelectionEnabled(true);
table.getSelectionModel().setSelectionMode(SelectionMode.MULTIPLE);
MenuItem item = new MenuItem("Kopiér");
item.setOnAction(new EventHandler<ActionEvent>() {
    @Override
    public void handle(ActionEvent event) {
        ObservableList<TablePosition> posList = table.getSelectionModel().getSelectedCells();
        int old_r = -1;
        StringBuilder clipboardString = new StringBuilder();
        for (TablePosition p : posList) {
            int r = p.getRow();
            int c = p.getColumn();
            Object cell = table.getColumns().get(c).getCellData(r);
            if (cell == null)
                cell = "";
            if (old_r == r)
                clipboardString.append('\t');
            else if (old_r != -1)
                clipboardString.append('\n');
            clipboardString.append(cell);
            old_r = r;
        }
        final ClipboardContent content = new ClipboardContent();
        System.out.println(clipboardString);
        content.putString(clipboardString.toString());
        Clipboard.getSystemClipboard().setContent(content);
    }
});
MenuItem item2 = new MenuItem("Kopier række");
item2.setOnAction(new EventHandler<ActionEvent>() {
    @Override
    public void handle(ActionEvent event) {
        String rowContent = "";
        ObservableList<TablePosition> posList = table.getSelectionModel().getSelectedCells();
        System.out.println(rowContent);
        for (TablePosition p : posList) {
            int c = 1;
            int row = p.getRow();
            System.out.println("c " +c);
            System.out.println("row "+row);
            for (int i = 1; i < table.getColumns().size(); i++) {
                rowContent = rowContent +" "+table.getColumns().get(c).getCellData(row);
                if (c < 13) {
                    c++;
                }
            }
        }
        final ClipboardContent allContent = new ClipboardContent();
        allContent.putString(rowContent.toString());
        Clipboard.getSystemClipboard().setContent(allContent);
        System.out.println(allContent.toString());
        rowContent = "";
    }
});
ContextMenu menu = new ContextMenu();
menu.getItems().addAll(item,item2);

A: Add a tab \t between the columns. Excel should recognize this and use a new cell. It works when writing it in Notepad by using tabs and pasting it in excel.

A: My library solution method signature:
TableViewUtils.copyToClipboard(TableView<T> table, ObservableList<T> rows)

or
// add 'Copy table' and 'Copy row' menu items
TableViewUtils.addCopyToClipboardMenuItem(TableView<T> table)


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Sigma Chi accused of multiple incidents of drugging and sexual assault, put on social probation
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By Sam Levin and Anjali Shrivastava
Last Updated March 1, 2018
UC Berkeley computer science professor accused of sexual assault
Delta Sigma replaces Alpha Omicron Pi after charter pulled
Take Back the Night event aims to break silence for survivors of sexual violence
Update 02/27/18: This article has been updated to reflect additional information from Michael Church, the executive director of the Sigma Chi International Fraternity.
Repeated allegations of drugging and sexual assault at Sigma Chi fraternity have been reported to leaders in the Greek community since fall 2015, according to several sources with knowledge of the incidents.
These instances of misconduct at Sigma Chi were known among Greek community leadership since about fall 2015, according to past and present leadership within the Greek community and text messages obtained by The Daily Californian. Sigma Chi was put on social probation Tuesday in response to these allegations.
In a Monday text message from Jesse Ough, the vice president of risk management for the Interfraternity Council, or IFC, to Jasmine Amerasekera, co-director of Greeks Against Sexual Assault, or GASA, Ough said he had heard of "about 12 different incidents, whether reported or just said to people since fall 2015."
While the Panhellenic Council, or PHC, and IFC leadership have been aware of allegations, both the IFC and the PHC — which govern campus fraternities and sororities, respectively — currently lack a standard practice for responding to allegations such as those brought against Sigma Chi.
After several inquiries made by the Daily Cal, the IFC standards board announced Tuesday that the campus chapter of Sigma Chi was placed on social probation, meaning the chapter cannot sponsor, attend or participate in Greek social functions, according to the IFC constitution.
Ough went on to say in another text message that Dylan Howser, a nonstudent adviser for UC Berkeley fraternities and vice president of campus operations for UC Berkeley at the North-American Interfraternity Conference, or NIC — which represents international and national men's fraternities — had knowledge of several incidents.
"Dylan has heard of a significant number of them," read a text message from Ough to Amerasekera. "Other past presidents have told me about a few other ones they've heard, word just travels in our community faster than I can keep up lol."
In a Monday text message, Howser said he knew of two incidents of sexual assault at Sigma Chi in fall 2016 after the cases were referred to the campus Center for Student Conduct.
"We can't confirm an official number of allegations against Sigma Chi," said a text message from Ough to Amerasekera on Monday. "Both because we don't have the exact number, and because this goes far beyond our internal system and (we) do not want legal ramifications to (affect) us negatively and take more energy from our efforts to build policy that will support survivors concretely."
On Monday, after inquiries by the Daily Cal, the PHC's Executive Council confirmed knowledge of one incident of drugging in spring 2018 in a statement. The IFC's Monday statement also acknowledged an incident of drugging in spring 2018.
Howser said in an email that neither he nor the NIC had "directly" received reports of misconduct. He added that allegations of chapter or individual violations are not reported to the NIC.
If survivors do share their stories, they typically do so among chapter leaders, IFC leadership or health workers, Ough said in text messages to Amerasekera.
Both the IFC and the PHC lack a regular practice for dealing with information about sexual misconduct they receive, according to Nathan Park, co-director of GASA. He added that, in the case of Sigma Chi, the survivors requested anonymity, which made it "nearly impossible" to push reports through the IFC standards board, a forum that decides punitive measures.
"A problem is that there's no language in our bylaws that has to do with sexual violence," Amerasekera said. "We have nothing to say, 'If something like this (the incidents at Sigma Chi) happens, then this happens.' "
The issue of internally mishandling allegations and reports is not a problem "exclusive to Sigma Chi," Park said, but rather a reflection of a broader issue throughout the Greek system.
"The basis of the problem is not having strong leadership when it comes to sexual violence," Park said. "That in no way lets Sigma Chi off the hook — it just puts everybody on the hook. We have to figure out either how to solve it now or accept the fact that Greek life will end if we can't decide how to solve these issues."
The campus PHC said in the Monday statement that a "culture of toxic masculinity and misogyny" has manifested itself in the campus chapter of Sigma Chi.
Michael Church, the executive director of the Sigma Chi International Fraternity, said in an email that the international fraternity has begun an investigation into the allegation against the campus Sigma Chi chapter, adding that the chapter has been "fully cooperative" and is working "in close collaboration with the university administration."
"Sigma Chi is committed to the health and safety of members and guests, and has taken bold measures in recent years to enhance prevention, including education efforts around sexual misconduct," Church said in the email.
Contact Sam Levin and Anjali Shrivastava at [email protected].
Center for Student Counduct, Dylan Howser, Greeks Against Sexual As, Interfraternity Council, Jasmine Amerasekera, Jesse Ough, Michael Church, Nathan Park, North-American Interfraternity Conference, Panhellenic Council, Sigma Chi


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Head coach Kevin Grimes earns 200th win as Cal beats San Francisco
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Cal got back to its winning ways in a dominant 2-0 win over San Francisco as head coach Kevin Grimes earned his 200th win.
Bears face road trip test at UCSB
Cal's next challenge will be a step up, as they travel down the coast this weekend to take on fellow public school UC Santa Barbara in a difficult atmosphere.
High floor, higher ceiling for Cal men's soccer
If this was truly the floor for Cal men's soccer, then the ceiling could be spectacularly high. If the Bears make some small improvements, they could be a force to be reckoned with.
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While the campus celebrations of that moment won't start until next week, the Cal men's soccer team (6-9-2) will set its sights on an early win in its own version of Big Game against the No. 6 Cardinal (11-2-4) on Thursday.
Cal men's soccer takes aim at UCLA and SDSU to start conference play
The 4-2-2 Bears will face the 4-3 UCLA Bruins on Thursday. Given a little less than a quick 72 hours to recover, the team will seek to capture another crucial W against the 4-2-1 San Diego State University Aztecs on Sunday.
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Whether it's at the youth, collegiate or professional level, consistency is one of the most difficult parts of soccer to master. For the Cal men's soccer team, the ability to put two well-played games together remains an issue.
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On its first road trip of the season, Cal men's soccer will take the 1 ½-hour journey to Stockton to face the University of the Pacific on Friday. That's about the same time it would take the team to watch the 2009 movie "Paranormal Activity", listen to Drake's 2018 album


Lunch was delicious and the mud bath experience was a lot of fun! Everything was perfect!
We have just arrived home with many great memories & stories to tell!
We are so happy to say we are extremely pleased with our Shared Cruise Tour of St. Lucia. What a beautiful island! We thoroughly enjoyed all the scenic sights, as well as seeing the Pitons and visiting the banana plantation, tasting homemade Cassava and touring the botanical gardens & sulfur springs. Lunch was delicious and the mud bath experience was a lot of fun! Everything was perfect!
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Ever watched The Movie "The Truman Show" staring Jim Carey ? He plays the role of a man named Truman who was adopted when he was in his mother's womb by a televised company that is airs nationwide nonstop, Truman has no idea that his entire life which was filmed in a open community in Florida has been a show until he started noticing weird activéis which he then discovers the truth. Well I think The Truman show is similar to The villages simply because of the open Community living styles and life.
The Villages in United States Florida as I refer to it as The world Inside of a world. The Villages community is one of the largest age-restricted active adult communities in the state – as well as the world. What started as a small neighborhood in 1978 has blossomed into a sprawling community that will eventually be home to an estimated 56,268 households of residents aged 55 and better. The Villages community spans three counties, three zip codes and over 20,000 acres. The entire community is connected by over 100 miles of golf cart legal streets and trails. This 55+ community is an entirely self-sustaining town complete with retail establishments, restaurants, banks, post offices, healthcare centers and countless recreational amenities. There's really no need to go anywhere else when staying or living in The Villages since everything is available. The affordability of staying in this world inside of a world is pretty decently affordable and living wise is just the same.
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Q: Variable defined in subscription is undefined outside (Angular2, Firebase) In my Angular2 component constructor I store a value from Firebase into a variable.
this.dbAction.getDB().take(1).subscribe(data => {
  this.userVisitOrder = data[0][this.currentUserID]['settings']['visitOrder'];
  console.log(this.userVisitOrder); // Value exists
});

I need exactly that variable to build my Observable to use specific firebase data. Also in my constructor:
this.visitsRef = afDatabase.list('data/users/' + this.currentUserID + '/visits/', ref => ref.orderByChild(this.userVisitOrder)); // Here the value is undefined

I think that´s an async issue, but how can I access the data stored in my variable?
The getDb()function in my dbAction Service looks like that:
getDB() {
  return this.afDatabase.list(`data`).valueChanges().map((data) => data);
}

And if I try to put the second code into the first like that:
this.dbAction.getDB().take(1).subscribe(data => {
  this.userVisitOrder = data[0][this.currentUserID]['settings']['visitOrder'];

  this.visitsRef = afDatabase.list('data/users/' + this.currentUserID + '/visits/', ref => ref.orderByChild(this.userVisitOrder));
  this.visits = this.visitsRef.snapshotChanges().map(changes => {
    return changes.map(c => ({ key: c.payload.key, ...c.payload.val() }));
  });
});

... I get the following console error:

A: You can chain the observables together with switchMap so one runs after the other.
this.dbAction.getDB().take(1)
    .switchMap(data => {
        this.userVisitOrder = data[0][this.currentUserID]['settings']['visitOrder'];

        this.visitsRef = afDatabase.list('data/users/' + this.currentUserID + '/visits/', ref => ref.orderByChild(this.userVisitOrder));

        return this.visitsRef.snapshotChanges();
    })
    .map(changes => {
        return changes.map(c => ({ key: c.payload.key, ...c.payload.val() }));
    });
    .subscribe(res => {// do something with result})


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DUNDAS Paul, passed away peacefully at the Northern Ireland Hospice on Tuesday July 10, 2018. Loving father of Gavin, beloved son of Patricia and the late Tony Dundas. Deeply regretted by his sister Jennifer, brother Richard, sister-in-law Jackie, nieces Brin, Etain and girlfriend Anna. Paul's remains will leave O'Kanes Funeral Directors on today Friday 13th at 9.15am for Requiem Mass at 10.00am in St Bernard's Church, Antrim Road, Glengormley. Burial afterwards in Carnmoney Cemetery. No flowers please. Donations in lieu if so desired to Northern Ireland Hospice, c/o O'Kanes Funeral Directors, 116-118 Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2GX (028 9024 3129) or www.okanesfunerals.co.uk/funeral-notices for online donations.
DUNDAS Paul R.I.P. It is with deep sadness that we have learned of the death of our colleague Paul. We offer our sincere condolences to his family. From his friends and colleagues in Belfast Housing Benefit Office. St Joseph the Worker pray for him.
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Following on from recent album 'Phenomenology', The Mining Co. has released a festive single, the beautifully tuneful and weary 'Last Stop for Tired Reindeer'. The Mining Co. is the musical project of Ireland's London-based Michael Gallagher. Gallagher loves a Christmas song and fans of seasonal music should check out his 2019 EP 'Three Kings'. This time around, Gallagher empathises with the reindeer, celebrating their hard-work and reliability. We sense their tiredness through Gallagher's drawn out notes and the song's gentle pace. Nashville's Chris Carmichael (Josh Rouse, Taylor Swift, Chuck Prophet) has arranged the strings, and his delivery adds warmth and texture to 'Last Stop for Tired Reindeer'.
Roger Francis Cook, video-maker for 'Last Stop for Tired Reindeer', has created a nostalgic accompanying video. He explains: "Mike and I had previously made a video for his track Long Way to Christmas, which we made using old black and white, public domain clips from Christmas films to create something that had a nostalgic Dickensian feel to it. This time around working on Mike's latest Christmas track it felt like we should thematically connect it to 'Longway to Christmas' to create a nostalgic feel using public domain footage, but this time using clips from hyper colourful Christmas cartoons and television specials for more of a 60s or 70s feel. Because the song has such specific imagery of reindeer I wasn't sure if we would find clips that would fit the song and I told Mike that we may have to give the video more of a general Christmas feel as a back up. But luckily there were some great public domain films with loads of great Reindeer moments, and we were really able to complement the imagery in the song pretty well in the end."
'Last Stop for Tired Reindeer' has been released alongside another brand new Christmas number, 'Holy star', a heartfelt and haunting ballad. It's almost time for Christmas, folks. Check this out.
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'It's going to be a fantastic year for fundraising' - Bradley Lowery Foundation looks ahead to 2022
A charity set up in memory of a special little boy who touched hearts across the country is looking ahead to exciting things in 2022.
Tuesday, 4th January 2022, 4:56 pm
The Bradley Lowery Foundation was set up following the death of six-year-old Bradley Lowery in July 2017.
His loved ones were focused on the mission of supporting families with fundraising for treatment or equipment not available on the NHS, following Bradley's own fight with neuroblastoma cancer.
This was also inspired by Bradley's love and care for other children during his own time in hospital.
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Bradley, from Blackhall, was a huge football fan whose cheeky smile and happy personality, even while he fought cancer, made him friends and supporters throughout the nation and beyond.
His mum Gemma launched the Foundation to continue her son's legacy and – after a difficult two years for charities during the pandemic – there are high hopes for the organisation's work in the new year.
Speaking of 2022, Lynn Murphy, chief operating officer of the Bradley Lowery Foundation, said: "We firmly believe that there's an appetite for people to get out and start fundraising again for charity.
Lynn Murphy, chief operating officer of the Bradley Lowery Foundation, has spoken of the charity's hopes for 2022.
"The lockdown has reminded people how important community is and how we need really band together to help people who are less fortunate."
Next year, the Foundation has big plans for a number of events following the cancellation of campaigns throughout 2020 and 2021.
Events in the pipeline for 2022 so far include a sponsored fire walk, a mystery-themed summer gala, spaces in the Great North Run and further work on Super Brad's Pad in Scarborough – a holiday home for the families of poorly children to make treasured memories.
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Gemma Lowery, pictured behind the Bradley Lowery Way street sign.
"2022 is going to be a really exciting year for the Bradley Lowery Foundation", Lynn continued.
"We've already launched our adult services division and we're looking forward to work getting underway with our holiday home in Scarborough.
"It's going to be a fantastic year for fundraising, so we hope you're feeling generous!"
As well as the holiday home project and the ongoing support for families' fundraising campaigns, the Foundation has established a cancer support line and continues to back research into neuroblastoma and other childhood cancers.
Bradley Lowery with dad Carl when he was mascot for Sunderland.
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Company Update (NASDAQ:BLRX): Bioline RX Ltd Initiates Expansion Stage of Phase 2 Clinical Trial for Novel Treatment for Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Corey Williams- May 4, 2015, 7:07 AM EDT
Bioline RX Ltd (NASDAQ:BLRX), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to identifying, in-licensing and developing promising therapeutic candidates, announced successful completion of the dose escalation stage of its ongoing Phase 2 study of BL-8040, and commencement of the expansion stage at the optimal dose of this novel treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Top-line results from the study are anticipated in the fourth quarter of 2015.
Results of the completed dose escalation stage, in which 22 patients participated, showed that all BL-8040 tested doses, up to 1.5 mg/kg, were found to be safe and well tolerated when administered in combination with Ara-C (Cytarabine). Building upon prior interim results, which included doses up to 1.25 mg/kg and were presented at the 2014 American Society for Hematology conference, the data indicate that BL-8040 exhibits robust single-agent activity, with a dramatic decrease in the amount of AML cells in the bone marrow and significant mobilization of these cells into the peripheral blood following two days of BL-8040 monotherapy, as well as direct induction of leukemia cell death. Based on the study's pharmacodynamic data, 1.5 mg/kg was chosen as the dose for use in the expansion stage of the study. In parallel to initiation of the expansion stage, additional patients will be recruited to assess one higher dose level of BL-8040, in order to further expand the therapeutic window of the drug.
"We are greatly encouraged by these interim results and are excited to commence the final stage of this important trial," said Dr. Kinneret Savitsky, Chief Executive Officer of BioLineRx. "We expect this stage to progress much more quickly than the dose-escalation stage of the trial, which required approval from the data safety monitoring committee before moving to the next dose level. We also expect to open additional sites for this stage of the trial. We look forward with much anticipation to announcing top-line results of the trial, which we expect in the fourth quarter of this year."
Dr. Savitsky continued, "Our expanding BL-8040 platform continues its track record of impressive achievements, including the recently reported successful top-line results from our Phase 1 safety and efficacy study for stem cell mobilization. We expect to provide the full set of results from this study at the European Hematology Association (EHA) Congress being held next month in Vienna, Austria. In addition, as previously reported, we expect to commence clinical trials for three additional indications for BL-8040 in the next few months."(Original Source)
Shares of Biolinerx closed last Friday at $1.91 . BLRX has a 1-year high of $3.28 and a 1-year low of $1.20. The stock's 50-day moving average is $2.11 and its 200-day moving average is $1.83.
On the ratings front, Biolinerx has been the subject of a number of recent research reports. In a report issued on March 23, Roth Capital analyst Joseph Pantginis maintained a Buy rating on BLRX, with a price target of $10.50, which implies an upside of 449.7% from current levels. Separately, on January 7, Maxim Group's Jason Kolbert reiterated a Buy rating on the stock and has a price target of $8.
According to TipRanks.com, which ranks over 7,500 financial analysts and bloggers to gauge the performance of their past recommendations, Joseph Pantginis and Jason Kolbert have a total average return of 5.7% and 3.3% respectively. Pantginis has a success rate of 48.8% and is ranked #506 out of 3590 analysts, while Kolbert has a success rate of 41.6% and is ranked #1072.
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Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica Upholds Unconditional Approval of FedEx Intended Acquisition of TNT Express
This is a joint press release by FedEx Corporation, FedEx Acquisition B.V. and TNT Express N.V. in connection with the recommended public offer by FedEx Acquisition B.V. for all the issued and outstanding ordinary shares in the capital of TNT Express N.V., including all American depositary shares representing ordinary shares (the Offer). This announcement does not constitute an offer, or any solicitation of any offer, to buy or subscribe for any securities in TNT Express N.V. The Offer is made solely pursuant to the offer document, dated August 21, 2015 (the Offer Document), approved by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (Autoriteit Financiële Markten) (the AFM). Terms not defined in this press release will have the meaning as set forth in the Offer Document.
Memphis, Tennessee; Hoofddorp, the Netherlands – March 30, 2016 – FedEx Corporation (FedEx) (NYSE:FDX), FedEx Acquisition B.V. (the Offeror) and TNT Express N.V. (TNT Express) jointly announce that Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica (CADE) has rejected the third party appeal of the unconditional approval of the Offer previously announced on February 18, 2016.
On January 8, 2016, FedEx and TNT Express announced that the Acceptance Period for the Offer has been extended until two weeks following the satisfaction or waiver of the Offer Condition with respect to Competition Clearances.
The Offer Condition regarding Competition Clearances relates to obtaining competition approval from the relevant antitrust authorities in the EU, Brazil, China and the United States of America. FedEx and TNT Express have obtained unconditional competition approval in the EU, Brazil and the United States of America and continue to work constructively with regulatory authorities to obtain clearance of the transaction in the remaining relevant jurisdictions, including China. FedEx and TNT Express are making timely progress and continue to anticipate that the Offer will close in the first half of calendar year 2016.
FedEx provides customers and businesses worldwide with a broad portfolio of transportation, e-commerce and business services. With annual revenues of $49 billion, the company offers integrated business applications through operating companies competing collectively and managed collaboratively, under the respected FedEx brand. Consistently ranked among the world's most admired and trusted employers, FedEx inspires its more than 340,000 team members to remain "absolutely, positively" focused on safety, the highest ethical and professional standards and the needs of their customers and communities.
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Хлюдзинские () — польский дворянский род одноименного герба (вариант герба Холева).

Описание герба
В красном поле меч с золотой рукояткой остриём вверх, между двумя скобами обращёнными наружу. В навершии шлема три страусовых пера. Герб Холева 2 (употребляют Хлюдзинские) внесён в Часть 1 Гербовника дворянских родов Царства Польского.

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Хлюдзинские, в Ломжинской Земле оседлые, из них Иван в 1660 году купил там же земское имение Хлюдне-Бржегцетна.

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Литература
 Juliusz Karol Ostrowski, Księga herbowa rodów polskich. Warszawa 1897—1914.

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Hareem Farooq has clearly been staying productive during quarantine, as the star recently revealed some exciting news about two new film projects underway from her end. The gorgeous award-winning actress and Pakistan's youngest female producer revealed this news in a casual chit chat session on an Instagram live. According to Farooq, she is already working on these projects with her team and is planning to begin filming after quarantine comes to an end.
As Hareem shared with a live audience about her journey in the entertainment industry, she talked about how she has come a long way from a theater actress to now, as we call her, the leading face of the entertainment industry. We can see all the hard work that went into this journey from her body of work, and given the actress and producer is investing time and resources says a lot about her potential. We have seen her magic on-screen and in the producer's chair with some of her previous blockbusters including Janaan, Parchi, and Heer Maan Ja.
In the live session, she also urged her fans to never give up on dreams. She quoted, "Ultimate failure is when you decide to give up."
As the session ended with her motivating others to be kind and empathetic, Hareem Farooq's live session brought us the great news of more exciting content from the young producer. We are still completely in the dark about any details on these new projects, and we are wondering what the star would be bringing to the big-screen next!
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As well as an amazing array of new and pre-owned boats for sale – from a £500 dinghy to a £1 million powerboat – on shore are a huge range of attractions to tempt every interest. The three-day free admission event regularly attracts in excess of 14,000 visitors.
As always, Marine Sales Scotland will be there with a number of new models from the manufacturers we represent here in Scotland.