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Video: Dan Crenshaw Explains the Left's Calculated Delays on Border Crisis Funding, and Why Reform Is Needed
By Sister Toldjah | Jul 02, 2019 11:00 AM ET
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) explains the border crisis stalemate - 6/30/19.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) explains the border crisis stalemate – 6/30/19.
As I wrote last week, Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) took to the Twitter machine on Thursday and went off on Democrats and their double standards on the issue of the border wall and funding for the border crisis.
He noted that Obama had similar illegal immigration issues during his time as President, but was not raked over the coals nearly to the degree that Trump has been. The freshman Congressman also pointed out how House Democrats originally called the crisis "manufactured", and were routinely blocking humanitarian aid bills from coming to the floor until Thursday afternoon when Pelosi caved.
On Sunday, Crenshaw posted a video to his social media platforms explaining the left's calculated delays on border crisis funding, and why border reform was desperately needed. Here's a partial transcript:
Okay, so I want to help you understand how this bill came to be, and in the long history of what we've been dealing with here.
So, first of all, it should be said that the Republicans in the House asked for this humanitarian aid bill to come to the House floor 17 times before this week. 17 times.
All right. Why did it finally come to the floor this week? Because the Senate, Democrats and Republicans, decided to finally hammer something out. All right? The crisis has finally built up enough.
Now what we've been hearing for months, and months, and months is that there was no crisis, that it's a manufactured crisis. Then the narrative became, well, it was a manufactured crisis but now it's a crisis, but it was because of Trump that it's a crisis, right? It was Trump's making.
This is a really dishonest narrative, okay? The reason there's a crisis is because tens of thousands of migrants are coming across the border. When that many people are coming across, it overwhelms us, it overwhelms our resources, it crams everybody into small spaces. It creates living conditions that we're all very upset about.
That's why there's a crisis. There is no other reason. When there's that many people coming across one place, there's going to be hardship. That's why we needed this money.
Referencing the heartbreaking photo from last week of the migrant father and his young daughter who had drowned trying to cross the Rio Grande, Crenshaw stated that "nobody wants to see what's going on down there" and indicated that border reform was badly needed.
He also talked about how incentivizing crossing the border was part of the problem. The asylum system was being abused, he stated, and "taken advantage of." He also said there were "loopholes" in the asylum process that needed to be fixed.
Watch full video of his remarks below:
We finally passed a humanitarian funding bill. It provides necessities for migrants, more funding for processing centers and more resources to adjudicate asylum claims faster.
But why'd it take so long? Here's the truth behind the political theater we saw play out. Watch: pic.twitter.com/JbGUuHDfq8
— Rep. Dan Crenshaw (@RepDanCrenshaw) June 30, 2019
—Based in North Carolina, Sister Toldjah is a former liberal and a 15+ year veteran of blogging with an emphasis on media bias, social issues, and the culture wars. Read her Red State archives here. Connect with her on Twitter.–
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My favorite class last semester was my classical mythology class. It was a good class, with great content and a brilliant and witty professor who not only taught us about Greek and Roman society and legends, but also challenged us to think about God's presence in the world around us.
Although Bible passages such as verse 20 call more immediately to mind the presence of God in nature, I believe it is important to look for God in other less obvious places as well. Nature is an incredibly significant way to see God's glory, and I do not mean to lessen its worth; however, there are many other less noted ways to see God in the world around us. The ancient Greeks actually believed that the work of God (or the gods) could be seen more clearly in man-made creations than nature itself, since all of creation is made by God and thus, through man creating art (such as sculptures, paintings, or even structures such as the Parthenon) humanity was reenacting that creation impulse and utilizing the good gifts of wisdom and skill that God had given them.
Regardless of whether you hold this view or not, it is hard to look at works of art and not at times be moved by them. No matter the religious affiliation of the painter, God can still work and move in individual's lives and aspects of God can be (however unwittingly) expressed in the play of colors and contrast, in the flowing lines of brushwork in a painting. God truly is everywhere, because He created us and thus we find it hard to express ourselves without also expressing our comprehension of Him.
My classical mythology teacher suggested to us that even though ancient Greeks were certainly not Christians, they nonetheless saw God's presence in the world (and in nature) around them. This influenced not only their art but also their perceptions of the world, and thus they could not help but express some aspect of God in their myths, art, and ideas. This suggestion made a lot of sense to me; there has been many a time when I have gleaned truths from works that are otherwise pagan or simply nonsensical. God is present in the most unlikely of places, and it is our duty as Christians to look for him wherever we may find Him. May we keep our eyes open to see His presence, even if it is in places we are not accustomed to looking.


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When it comes to the latest hot spots and unmissable things to do in Queensland, Helen Flanagan has some suggestions.
Gracing the east coast on the humpback highway north, are the majestic humpback whales. It's truly a sight to behold watching them slap pecs and tails in perfect harmony, also spy hop, breach or clear two-thirds of their gargantuan 400 tonne bodies out of the water, showing off gleaming white underbellies before crashing with a thunderous splash, leaving behind a calm area of water or footprint. It's all about whales en-masse or whale soup in Hervey Bay Marine Park, the social networking hub of the universe for the gentle giants of the sea and their calves.
Book a whale watching cruise and be rewarded with numerous blows which occur when an adult baleen (toothless) humpback whale empties and refills its two lungs, the size of a small car, in less than two seconds. Once near the surface, they exhale forcefully through two blowholes on top of their heads at 40kph with the distinctive cloud formed from vapour condensation. Watch them shimmy under the boat, some just an arm's length away, continually showing off by seemingly 'lying' on the water and slapping one or both fins, submerging themselves nearly vertically slapping tail flukes and rising out of the water so their eyes are just clear of the surface, before slipping back into their aquatic playground. Often the more inquisitive leap out of the calm waters and lift their great heads to watch whale watchers watching them.
Thirty minutes from Brisbane on the shores of Margate Beach near Redcliffe is The Sebel Brisbane Margate Beach, a sparkling new 4.5-star hotel with 58 very chic rooms, breath-taking water views overlooking Moreton Bay plus stunning natural surroundings.
Stroll the 2km timber boardwalk, cycle along the beachside pathways with free bike hire, swim in the bay (yes, remember it's Queensland), paddleboard or windsurf. First class facilities include a rooftop pool and terrace, the Margate Beach House bar and kitchen offers relaxed waterfront dining every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner with an innovative menu designed by executive chef Steve Bestwick and focussing on local seasonal produce.
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It's a lagoon swoon on Yeppoon's foreshore with its dramatic transformation into a $53m leisure space with the opening of the Yeppoon Lagoon precinct. Located right on the beachfront, the resort style lagoon pool includes a shallow children's play area and a swim-up infinity edge with panoramic views over the Keppel Islands. The surrounding parklands are equipped with barbecues and shaded areas making it the perfect place to soak up the sun. Entry to the Lagoon is free and is patrolled Monday to Sunday including public holidays.
Saving the best till last, how about the Whitsundays for the most amazing holiday deals ever offered. Save up to 50% on tours to stunning Whitehaven Beach and the Great Barrier Reef also accommodation on Hamilton Island, Long Island and Camp Island (just off the coast of Bowen). Travel is anytime up until June 2019.
You can sail the turquoise waters, get up close and personal with colourful marine life as you snorkel or dive the Reef, walk the long stretch of white silica sand of Whitehaven Beach and admire the swirling sand formation of Hill Inlet, fly over famous Heart Reef, spot a humpback whale and so much more. To take advantage of the Escape Winter in the Whitsundays' deals, visit www.thewhitsundays.com.au
Get up close and personal with colourful marine life as you snorkel or dive the Reef
Words: Helen Flanagan
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1 Majestic humpback whales
2 Sebel Brisbane Margate
3 Cape Hillsborough Sunrise with Wallabies Tours
4 The resort-like Yeppoon Lagoon Precinct

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Defunct Michigan Brewing Co. founder files for personal bankruptcy
March 12, 2013 Keith Gribbins
Michigan Brewing Co. did some real cool things with craft beer, but its story should be a cautionary tale in our current craft beer boom. From 1996 to 2012, Michigan Brewing Co. produced some excellent beers and made some interesting investments. The company bought the famous Texas Celis Brewing Co. brand in 2002, and Celis Brand Cru and Celis White just cleanup at the Great American Beer Festival (from bronze to golds). The company was contracted to brew Detroit singer Kid Rock's American Bad Ass Beer, garnering a big following around the Wolverine State and beyond.
Unfortunately, an alleged mix of bad accounting, financing and creditor and shareholder relations led the Michigan Brewing Co. into bankruptcy. On April 24, 2012, the company was evicted from its Webberville headquarters. In the last week of January, 2013, Mason took the Webberville company into bankruptcy, seven months after one of 300-plus creditors forced the auction of Michigan Brewing Co.'s equipment along with the excellent brands that the company had developed.
When Mason's lawyer filed for the Chapter 7 liquidation in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Michigan Brewing claimed more than $11 million in liabilities against assets of $51,521, including $21 in a checking account at PNC Bank, according to an article on the Lansing State Journal. According to a more recent article on LSJ.com, Mason is now filing for personal bankruptcy. We quote the article:
Embattled microbrewer Bobby Mason, founder of the defunct Michigan Brewing Co., of Webberville, has filed for Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy, listing assets of $3,236 and liabilities of more than $8.2 million.
In his personal bankruptcy petition, Mason listed 370 creditors. Of those, 20 were government entities seeking more than $865,000 in tax debts — withholding, income, sales, use, unemployment insurance, federal brewer's bond and beer manufacturer's. He also listed his parents, Robert and Brenda Mason and their Mason Family Enterprise, saying he owed them $3 million.
Mason said he had $36.71 in a checking account and $200 in a PayPal account, but owned no real estate, household goods, furniture or jewelry. He placed a $300 value on his clothes and said he owned three pistols and a shotgun. He valued the four weapons at $1,700. He also said he was in possession of 10 empty beer kegs worth $100 each. He listed an unspecified interest in a $3 million life insurance policy that has no cash value. He said he had potential personal liability for a $1.4 million U.S. Small Business Administration loan that went to the Michigan Brewing Co.
Great brewers don't necessarily make great business men. It's a curse of many entrepreneurs. We hope to tackle some of these important accounting, capital investment and aggressive growth issues in the near future.
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Området är naturskyddat sedan 2011 och är 37 hektar stort. Reservatet omfattar en höjd och dess övre nordostsluttning och består av högväxta tallar.

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Naturskyddsområden bildade 2011

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Takumi Minamino Profile, height, wife, family, net worth, goal, and more
November 20, 2022 By Live Sports
Takumi Minamino is an international Japanese professional footballer. He has played in the Monaco club and the Japan national football team. Usually, his playing position is an Attacking Midfielder.
In 2012, he started his club career at J. League Division club 1 Cerezo Osaka. Minamino started in the team that reached the final of the AFC Asian Cup 2019, making his senior international career debut for Japan in 2015.
He was born on 16th January 1995 and his birthplace is Izumisano, Japan. His height is 5 feet 9 inches or 1.75m. He earned the number thirteen jerseys for the upcoming season after breaking into the first squad in 2013. Against Albirex Niigata, Cerezo Osaka won 1–0, and Minamino was the first player from the club's youth system to play in a season opener.
Minamino's wife or girlfriend
Do you know who his recent girlfriend is? From when he is dating a girl? Basically, now he is dating Yurina Yanagi.
For over a year, Takumi Minamino has been with his girlfriend. At the time, the Japanese star was a rising superstar who was playing for Liverpool. Yurina was adamant about her desire to progress things with her partner.
The two discovered they were madly in love after beginning to go on dates. She was there for her lover throughout his career, supporting him in every way possible. Since then, the two have been inseparable, and we think they'll make it through the ages.
Takumi Minamino's girlfriend
His Salary and Net worth
He is an international Japanese footballer who has a net worth of 6 Million euros (5.1 Million Pounds).
His yearly salary is around €3,900,000 euros per year.
Timetable Euros Pounds
Per year €3,900,000 £3,391,304
Per month €325,000 £282,609
Per week €75,000 £65,217
Per day €10,685 £9,291
Per hour €445 £387
Takumi Minamino Club, Goal, and International career
Minamino established two assists in the following two league games before scoring his first goal of the season in a 2–1 victory against Oita Trinita in the Emperor's Cup, and he continued to shine throughout March.
In a 2–0 victory over Oita Trinita, he scored the next match. Minamino then scored three more goals in the 2013 season, including two against Urawa Red Diamonds in the final game of the season.
He appeared in 38 games and scored eight goals throughout the course of the 2013 season. Minamino was named the best newcomer in the J league in 2013 after winning the award previously held by Takashi Usami (2010), Hiroki Sakai (2011), and Gaku Shibasaki (2012). He also got a new deal with the club, extending his contract.
In all competitions, he had played 42 times and scored eight goals. He scored seven league goals in 62 J.League Division 1 appearance for Cerezo Osaka. After that, several European clubs showed interest in signing Minamino, and he was linked with a departure from the club.
In a 2–0 victory against Wiener Neustadt on February 13, 2015, Minamino made his Red Bull Salzburg debut, starting a game in the left wing and being replaced in the 64th minute.
Minamino had a successful start to the 2015-2016 season, scoring his first goal of the season in a 7-0 victory over Deutschlandsberger SC in the opening round of the Austrian Cup.
Minamino scored his first goal of the season in a 3–1 victory against Vorwärts Steyr in the first round of the Austrian Cup at the beginning of the 2016-17 season.
Minamino began his season well in 2017–18, scoring three goals against Hibernians, Deutschlandsberger SC, and Wolfsberger AC in three separate tournaments.
Minamino agreed to a deal extension with the team at the beginning of February 2017, keeping him until 2021. On March 18, 2018, he added a brace against Austria Wien to his three other league goals for the club.
Minamino began the new season with a four-goal performance, which kicked off well for him. He scored two goals in a 6–2 victory against Genk in a UEFA Champions League encounter.
After activating Minamino's £7.25 million release clause, Liverpool agreed to a deal to sign him from Salzburg in January 2020 in December 2019.
In preparation for his January 2020 transfer to the club, he had a Liverpool medical on December 18, 2019. Minamino made his Liverpool debut in the FA Cup victory against Everton on January 5, 2020. Minamino scored the opening goal in a 7–0 away victory against Crystal Palace on December 19th, bringing in his first league goal for Liverpool.
Minamino scored his first goal for Liverpool in a 4–0 home victory against Arsenal on November 20, 2021, at Anfield. In the EFL Cup against Leicester City on December 22, 2021, Minamino scored the last-minute equalizer.
Minamino scored two goals in the fifth round of the FA Cup against Liverpool, taking them to the quarter-finals, on February 6, 2022.
Join to Monaco
Minamino signed a four-year deal worth a set €15 million (£12.9 million) and €3 million (£2.6 million) in incentives with Monaco on June 28, 2022.
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On 13 October 2015, Minamino made his Japan national team debut in a 1-1 draw against Iran, coming on as a substitute in the 87th minute.
On September 11, 2018, he scored his first goal for Japan in a 3–0 victory against Costa Rica.
Minamino was named one of the 23 members of the 2019 AFC Asian Cup squad by Japan in December 2018.
Minamino was selected for the 2016 Summer Olympics Japan U-23 national team in August 2016.
When he converted a penalty against Panama in November 2020, he scored the game's lone goal.
He was called up to the Japanese senior squad in the 26-man squad for the FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar as a midfielder.
Takumi Minamino footballer's biography, goal, family, and football career details
Minamino's FIFA career, family, biography, girlfriend, height, and career details
His Real Name Takumi Minamino
Nickname Minamino
Profession Japanese footballer
Height in cm & m 175cm or 1.75m
Also height in feet inches 5 feet 9 inches
Weight in kg 67 Kg
His Heir color Black
Haircut Small hair
Body statements 38-30-11
His date of Birth 1995-01-16 00:00:00
And age 27 years (as of 2022)
Nationality Japanese footballer
His house Izumisano, Japan
His football career Summery, FIFA 22, club career, and more
First Profession of the career Cerezo Osaka in 2012
International Football debut in Club 2012
First honor of the world 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, and 2018–19 Austrian Cup winners
Team agent Unknown
National team goals Japan U17 Match-15, Goal-6, Japan U20 M-8, G-5, Japan U23 M-14, G-4, Japan M-44, G-17
Playing Position Attacking midfielder, winger
Club career debut Cerezo Osaka in 2012-14, Red Bull Salzburg in 2015-20, Liverpool in 2020-22, Monaco in 2022-present
Zodiac sign Unknown
Current team Monaco
Jersey Number 18
And club career goals Cerezo Osaka Match-62, Goals-7, Red Bull Salzburg M-136, G-42, Liverpool M-30, G-4, Monaco M-9, G-1
Career honours Cerezo Osaka Match-62, Goals-7, Red Bull Salzburg M-136, G-42, Liverpool M-30, G-4, Monaco M-9, G-1
Coach Unknown
FIFA world Cup 2022 selected in the 26-man squad
International Football debut 2012
His biography, net worth, salary, FIFA 22, family and favourite things
His father name Unknown
And brother name brother Kenta
Mother name Unknown
Sister name N/A
Wife N/A
Marriage date N/A
And Girlfriend Yurina Yanagi
Best friend Unknown
Salary €3,900,000 euros per year.
Net worth 6 Million Euro (5.1 Million Pound)
Income source From Club, and national team career
Religion name Unknown
Hobbies Playing football, tennis, and video songs
Drinking Alcohol N/A
His favorite things
favorite color Gray, Blue, and White
Favorite footballer Messi, and Ronaldo
favorite animals Dog
Favorite Number 1
And favorite games football, And Tennis
Favorite club Liverpool
Best Destination Tokiyo
Minamino's honors
Minamino set the new world record for high fives in a minute while running on the Komagawa Shopping Street on January 14, 2014, with a total of 187 high fives.
2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, and 2018-19 are the seasons of the Austrian Bundesliga.
2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, and 2018–19 Austrian Cup winners
The 2021–22 UEFA Champions League runner-up is:
Won AFC U-23 Asian Championship in 2016
Achieve AFC Asian Cup Runner-up in 2019
Anyway, if you see, any information to give a mistake, therefore, comments below the post about Takumi Minamino's football career.
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Q: Final step in Hatcher's construction of the Serre spectral sequence for homology $\require{AMScd}$
I'm reading Hatcher's chapter/former book on spectral sequences. I'm currently struggling to understand the last substantive step of the proof of Theorem 5.3 (the Serre spectral sequence for homology exists, basically).
The proof itself is fairly long and while I have made an effort to make this question self-contained, the above link contains all details of course (pp 13-15). Please let me know if something in particular is unclear.
The most difficult bit seems to be naturality. To this end, Hatcher reduces the problem repeatedly. At the end, we are left with a homeomorphism $f : (D_i, S_i) \to (D_\beta, S_\beta)$ where both $D$s are the dimension $p-1$ disks and each $S$ is the boundary. We are also given a characteristic map attaching $(D_\beta, S_\beta)$ to the base space of our Serre fibration $\pi : E \to B$, so this homeomorphism lifts to an homeomorphism $\tilde{f} : (\tilde{D}_i, \tilde{S}_i) \to (\tilde{D}_\beta, \tilde{S}_\beta)$. It is clear that this map induces an isomorphism on the homology groups.
In each case, we have a canonical identifications $H_{p + q - 1}(\tilde{D}_i, \tilde{S}_i) \cong H_{q}(F)$ and $H_{p + q - 1}(\tilde{D}_\beta, \tilde{S}_\beta) \cong H_{q}(F)$ where $F$ is the fiber over the base point.
This identification proceeds by first identifying these homotopy groups with $H_q(F_i)$ and $H_q(F_\beta)$ respectively (the fibers over the base points of $D_i$ and $S_i$), and then using the assumption that the action of $\pi_1(B)$ on $H_*(F)$ identifying these groups with $H_q(F)$ by means of transport along any path.  For the sake of being explicit, the chain of isomorphisms reducing $H_{p + q - 1}(\tilde{D}, \tilde{S})$ to $H_q(\tilde{D^0})$ is given as follows:

So, we have a (potentially non-commutative) square:
$$
\begin{CD}
H_{p + q - 1}(\tilde{D}_i, \tilde{S}_i)
@>\tilde{f}_*>>
H_{p + q - 1}(\tilde{D}_\beta, \tilde{S}_\beta)\\
@V{\epsilon}VV
@VV{\epsilon}V\\
H_q(F_i) @>>> H_q(F_\beta)\\
@VVV @VVV\\
H_q(F) @= H_q(F)
\end{CD}
$$
We must show that if $f$ is degree 1, then this diagram commutes and if $f$ has degree $-1$, then this diagram anti-commutes.
(For reference, this is stated at the bottom of page 14 in the original proof).
This is the problem I'd like to solve. I've included a bit of what Hatcher writes below, but if someone can provide a simple and direct proof of the above result then I'd happily accept that.
Hatcher claims the first case follows from naturality of $\epsilon$, and while this seems plausible enough, this naturality property is never fully stated so I find it slightly unclear. In particular, the naturality property of $\epsilon$ reduces us to considering the action of $\tilde{f}$ on the fiber of a single point, but I do not see how to conclude that this map is then the identity.
The proof of the inverse is a bit more mysterious. It again uses the naturality of $\epsilon$ to reduce to the case where $D = D^1$ is dimension 1, but he then argues that the long exact sequence of the triple $(\tilde{D}^1, \tilde{S}^0)$ "breaks up into short exact sequences":
$$
  0 \to H_{q + 1}(\tilde{D}^1; \tilde{S}^0; G) \to H_q(\tilde{S}^0; G) \to H_q(\tilde{D}^1; G) \to 0
$$
I'm slightly puzzled by this because it would seem to imply that $H_{q + 1}(\tilde{D}^1) = 0$, but there is nothing special about $q$ so this would seem to imply that $H_*(\tilde{D}^1) = 0$, which is certainly false if the fiber of the fibration we're considering is non-trivial. Assuming the above makes sense, he then argues that the natural transformation $H_{q + 1}(\tilde{D}^1, \tilde{S}^1; G) \cong H_q(\tilde{D})$ when precomposed with a reflection reverses signs, but I'm afraid I don't see how this plausible sounding fact connects with our original goal. (In the original document, this is the bottom of page 14 and the very top of page 15.)
As I said above, I'm mostly curious in how to complete this last step of the proof, but I'm also very curious if I'm grossly misunderstanding what Hatcher intends here.

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Roy: Not something I would have wished for myself.
It looks like I will be joining these kids on their international trek. I haven't gotten to know them very well yet, but I'm hoping we can come to some sort of an understanding. The silver lining in all this is that I kind of like Canada... I spent some time in Montreal, altho I don't know much about their west coast. I'm hoping it's culturally similar to Seattle or Portland.
As Lila seems to have already told you, my name is Roy Hutchison, I'm 34 years old, I work in geriatric care, and I'm gay. That last part does not mean I relish the idea of living as a woman, in this young, somewhat doughey body. After all, I put a lot of work into mine and now it's just... gone. Handed over to someone else, at least for the year. But if anyone had to be this woman, Christine, I guess it's only fair that it's me. We're all in the same age group (they aged up, I aged down,) but Christine's biography has more the ring of a "grown up." She Assistant-Manages a book store, she has a house... she's married.
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Q: check/uncehck checkboxlist with jquery most examples i have seen online have a snippet where they use 2 checkboxes, one for just one checkbox (all) and the second is the checkboxlist. In myy case i have only one checkboxlist bound to datasource, example my datasource list options are(All,apple,orange,red,blue), I got most of it working except when everything is unchecked and i check the last item, example blue, it checks the ALL option. so not working properly. id is the id of the 'All' item in the list
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A: try this code as your setting checked attribute instead of using true and false use checked and '' respectively..   more over you cannot have same id for all check box.id's are unique.. if your using same id for all checkbox then it won't work at all. if so make it as class name and use $(.classname) selector
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                         }
                         else {
                             flag = "checked";
                         }
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                 }
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             $(id).attr('checked', flag);
         }
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PageSpeed API
Make the Web Faster
PageSpeed Insights (PSI) reports on the performance of a page on both mobile and desktop devices, and provides suggestions on how that page may be improved.
PSI provides both lab and field data about a page. Lab data is useful for debugging performance issues, as it is collected in a controlled environment. However, it may not capture real-world bottlenecks. Field data is useful for capturing true, real-world user experience - but has a more limited set of metrics. See How To Think About Speed Tools for more information on the 2 types of data.
Performance score
At the top of the report, PSI provides a score which summarizes the page's performance. This score is determined by running Lighthouse to collect and analyze lab data about the page. A score of 90 or above is considered fast, and 50 to 90 is considered average. Below 50 is considered to be slow.
Real-World Field Data
When PSI is given a URL, it will look it up in the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) dataset. If available, PSI reports the First Contentful Paint (FCP) and the First Input Delay (FID) metric data for the origin and potentially the specific page URL.
Classifying Fast, Average, Slow
PSI also classifies field data into 3 buckets, describing experiences deemed fast, average, or slow. PSI sets the following thresholds for fast / average / slow, based on our analysis of the CrUX dataset:
FCP [0, 1000ms] (1000ms, 2500ms] over 2500ms
FID [0, 50ms] (50ms, 250ms] over 250ms
Generally speaking, fast pages are roughly in the top ~10%, average pages are in the next 40%, and slow pages are in the bottom 50%. The numbers have been rounded for readability. These thresholds apply to both mobile and desktop and have been set based on human perceptual abilities.
Distribution and selected value of FCP and FID
PSI presents a distribution of these metrics so that developers can understand the range of FCP and FID values for that page or origin. This distribution is also split into three categories: Fast, Average, and Slow, denoted with green, orange, and red bars. For example, seeing 14% within FCP's orange bar indicates that 14% of all observed FCP values fall between 1,000ms and 2,500ms. This data represents an aggregate view of all page loads over the previous 30 days.
Above the distribution bars, PSI reports the 90th percentile First Contentful Paint and the 95th percentile First Input Delay, presented in seconds and milliseconds respectfully. These percentiles are selected so that developers can understand the most frustrating user experiences on their site. These field metric values are classified as fast/average/slow by applying the same thresholds shown above.
Field data summary label
An overall label is calculated from the field metric values:
Fast: If both FCP and FID are Fast.
Slow: If any either FCP or FID is Slow.
Average: All other cases.
Differences between Field Data in PSI and CrUX
The difference between the field data in PSI versus the Chrome User Experience Report on BigQuery, is that PSI's data is updated daily for the trailing 30 day period. The data set on BigQuery is only updated monthly.
PSI uses Lighthouse to analyze the given URL, generating a performance score that estimates the page's performance on different metrics, including: First Contentful Paint, First Meaningful Paint, Speed Index, First CPU Idle, Time to Interactive, and Estimated Input Latency.
Each metric is scored and labeled with a icon:
Fast is indicated with a green check mark
Average is indicated with orange informational circle
Slow is indicated with a red warning triangle
Lighthouse separates its audits into three sections:
Opportunities provide suggestions how to improve the page's performance metrics. Each suggestion in this section estimates how much faster the page will load if the improvement is implemented.
Diagnostics provide additional information about how a page adheres to best practices for web development.
Passed Audits indicates the audits that have been passed by the page.
What device and network conditions does Lighthouse use to simulate a page load?
Currently, Lighthouse simulates a page load on a mid-tier device (Moto G4) on a mobile network.
Why do the field data and lab data contradict each other? The Field data says the URL is slow, but the Lab data says the URL is fast!
The field data is a historical report about how a particular URL has performed, and represents anonymized performance data from users in the real-world on a variety of devices and network conditions. The lab data is based on a simulated load of a page on a single device and fixed set of network conditions. As a result, the values may differ.
Why is the 90th percentile chosen for FCP and the 95th percentile for FID?
Our goal is to make sure that pages work well for the majority of users. By focusing on 90th and 95th percentile values for our metrics, this ensures that pages meet a minimum standard of performance under the most difficult device and network conditions.
Why does the FCP in v4 and v5 have different values?
v5 FCP is looking at the 90th percentile while v4 FCP reports the median (50th percentile).
What is a good score for the lab data?
Any green score (90+) is considered good.
Why does the performance score change from run to run? I didn't change anything on my page!
Variability in performance measurement is introduced via a number of channels with different levels of impact. Several common sources of metric variability are local network availability, client hardware availability, and client resource contention.
If you've got a question about using PageSpeed Insights that is specific and answerable, ask your question in English on Stack Overflow.
If you have general feedback or questions about PageSpeed Insights, or you want to start a general discussion, start a thread in the mailing list.
Great! Thank you for the feedback. If you have a specific, answerable question about using PageSpeed Insights, ask the question in English on Stack Overflow. For general questions, feedback, and discussion, start a thread in the mailing list.
Sorry to hear that. If you have a specific, answerable question about using PageSpeed Insights, ask the question in English on Stack Overflow. For general questions, feedback, and discussion, start a thread in the mailing list.


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A Final rule updating restaurant menu labeling requirements has been released by the FDA, three and a half years after the Proposed rule, one withdrawn draft guidance, and over 900 comments later. In response to comments, the FDA in the Final rule narrowed the scope of foods covered, included certain alcoholic beverages listed on restaurant menus, and included food facilities in entertainment venues such as movie theatres. The Final rule, which incorporated changes required by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) (P.L. 111-148), also clarified definitions of key terms that commenters found confusing or ambiguous in the earlier Proposed rules. Simultaneously, the FDA released a related Final rule for vending machines, found at 79 FR 71259 (Final rule, 79 FR 71155, December 1, 2014).
food that was offered for sale in restaurants to consumers that was not for immediate consumption, but not offered for sale outside of the establishment.
The ACA's Section 4205 removes this exemption for restaurants, retail food establishments, and vending machine chains with 20 or more locations. The ACA modifies the FDC Act's exemptions and requires these establishments to disclose in a clear and conspicuous manner, for each standard menu item on menus and menu boards, the calories for the items prepared and the suggested daily caloric intake specified by HHS. The ACA requires restaurant and retail establishments offering food for sale in salad bars, buffet lines, cafeteria lines, other self-service facilities, self-service beverage lines, and in displays visible to customers, to place signs adjacent to each food offering noting calories per displayed item or serving. Furthermore, establishments must specify nutrition information of food items available in written form on the premises.
Previous documents. Prior to the Final rule on menu labeling, the agency had issued a Proposed rule on April 6, 2011 (76 FR 19192). In July 2010, the agency also published a notice assisting restaurants and similar retail food establishments that are not subject to the menu labeling requirements, but who choose to register, to become subject to the requirements, pending promulgation of the regulations by the FDA at FR 43182. On August 25, 2010, the FDA issued a draft guidance to clarify the effects of Section 4205 of the ACA, titled "Guidance for Industry: Questions and Answers Regarding Implementation of the Menu Labeling Provisions of Section 4205 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010." However, based on industry comments to the draft guidance, on January 21, 2011 (76 FR 4360), the FDA decided to withdraw the draft guidance and instead fully complete the notice and comment rulemaking process for Section 4205 before initiating enforcement activities and issuing a final guidance.
The rule covers establishments with 20 or more locations that are a restaurant or similar retail food establishment offering for sale restaurant type food, unless it is a school. This definition includes bakeries, cafeterias, coffee shops, convenience stores, delicatessens, food service facilities located within entertainment venues, food service vendors (example: mall cookie counters), food take-out and/or delivery establishments, grocery stores, retail confectionary stores, superstores, quick service restaurants, and table service restaurants. The term "location" refers to fixed position or site, eliminating trains and airplanes from the rule.
The Final rule was given an effective date of December 1, 2015, despite the earlier Proposed rule's effective date of six months following the publication of the Final rule. This change was made in response to industry comment.
establishes terms and conditions under which restaurants and similar retail food establishments not otherwise subject to the rule could elect to be subject to the requirements by registering with FDA.
The earlier menu labeling Proposed rule received over 900 comments alone; the FDA addressed these comments in the Final rule. The FDA noted that "many comments made general remarks supporting or opposing the rule and did not focus on a particular section of the rule" which are not discussed in detail. Generally, the agency noted that the Final rule does not "tell consumers what they should or should not eat" and not negate personal responsibility.
The earlier Proposed rule did not cover alcoholic beverage, and some commenters agreed with this approach, noting that the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau had oversight of alcoholic beverage labels including premarket approval. Other commenters stated that excluding alcoholic beverages from the requirements was contrary to Congressional intent. One commenter referred to a press release by two Senators as proof that "Congress rejected lobbyists who wanted to exclude alcoholic beverages." Comments supported the inclusion of menu labeling for alcoholic beverages on the grounds of public health, stating that alcoholic beverages contribute to a "substantial portion of average total calories consumed by Americans, representing the fifth leading source of calories in American adults' diets." The Final rule does not provide an exemption for alcoholic beverages. The Final rule covers beverages that are standard menu items and listed on a menu or menu board, and the agency is currently finalizing a proposed exemption for a subset of alcoholic beverages not listed on a menu or menu board, such as those ordered at the bar by a customer, such as a mixed drink.


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An Abeokuta Magistrates' Court on Thursday sentenced a 23-year-old painter, Oluwatobi Olaore, to 14 days' imprisonment for playing N7,000 lotto (bet9ja) and refusing to pay.
The Magistrate, Mr Sam Obaleye, sentenced the painter who pleaded guilty to the charge.
Obaleye, however, gave the painter an option of N20, 000 fine.
Earlier, the prosecutor, Sgt. Adejoke Adebari, told the court that the painter committed the offence on April 27 at 8:30p.m. at Ijaye area of Abeokuta.
Adebari said that the defendant entered into the shop of one Zainab Tejuoso and played bet9ja game of N7,000 knowing that he did not have any money to pay.
She submitted that the defendant also refused to drop the ticket he used to play the game, and was about running away when he was apprehended and handed over to the police.
The prosecutor added that the painter conducted himself in a manner likely to cause breach of public peace.
She said that the offence contravened Section 249 of the Criminal Code, Laws of Ogun, 2006.
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Research Foundation of CUNY / Brooklyn College (1)
U.S. Satellite Laboratory (1)
(-) 2006: Environmental Literacy (2)
2015: ELG for Community Resilience to Extreme Weather Events and Environmental Changes (1)
2008: National Environmental Literacy Assessment (1)
Expired (1)
Interpreting Global, Half-hourly Cloud Observations to Promote Weather and Climate Literacy
American Museum of Natural History offsite link · New York, New York
AMNH will use NOAA weather satellite data to annotate 72 high definition (HD) video time-series global cloud cover visualizations using thermal infrared brightness temperature data acquired by five geostationary satellites and joined into global mosaics at half-hourly intervals. The HD visualizations will be used in informal and formal education activities and will be made available on the Web. These media pieces will be used for informal education activities at AMNH and 28 other informal science institutions (ISI) around the United States .
AMNH will use NOAA weather satellite data to annotate 72 high definition (HD) video time-series global cloud cover visualizations using thermal infrared brightness temperature data acquired by five geostationary satellites and joined into global mosaics at half-hourly intervals. The HD visualizations will be used in informal and formal education activities and will be made available on the Web. These media pieces will be used for informal education activities at AMNH and 28 other informal science institutions (ISI) around the United States . The target population of visitors to subscribing ISIs is currently ten million and is projected to be over 15 million by the end of the grant. The HD visualizations will be used in formal settings, as well. Fifteen schools throughout New York City with large numbers of new English Language Learners will be targeted and professional development for teachers of ELL students will be provided through programs at AMNH as well. AMNH's effort focuses on weather and climate patterns that will be visible in the cloud-data visualizations. All viewers of the media will learn about general circulation patterns and changes in phase of water associated with the hydrologic cycle.
Competition: 2006: Environmental Literacy
PI: Rosamond Kinzler Ph.D
Partners: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center · U.S. Geological Survey Headquarters · Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution ·
Signals of Spring - ACES [Animals in Curriculum-bases Ecosystem Studies]
U.S. Satellite Laboratory offsite link · Rye, New York
Signals of Spring ACES (Animals in Curriculum-based Ecosystem Studies), will use NOAA remote sensing data with curriculum-based activities for middle and high school students (see http://www.signalsofspring.net/aces/). Students use Earth imagery to explain the movement of animals that are tracked by satellite with NOAA's ARGOS monitoring system. The project addresses the issues surrounding the animals and environments of NOAA's National Marine Sanctuaries (NMS). Comprehensive teacher professional development will be delivered both onsite and online for 250 teachers.
Signals of Spring ACES (Animals in Curriculum-based Ecosystem Studies), will use NOAA remote sensing data with curriculum-based activities for middle and high school students (see http://www.signalsofspring.net/aces/). Students use Earth imagery to explain the movement of animals that are tracked by satellite with NOAA's ARGOS monitoring system. The project addresses the issues surrounding the animals and environments of NOAA's National Marine Sanctuaries (NMS). Comprehensive teacher professional development will be delivered both onsite and online for 250 teachers. The project will impact 20,000 students and parents. Ten curriculum modules will be delivered to students, accompanied with an investigation of El Nino and animals, as well as ocean life and global climate change. ACES will provide classrooms with the curricular area of conservation and the ecological issues surrounding the ocean, using marine animals as the engaging component. Students will apply NOAA Earth data to animal migrations and the critical environmental issues that face these animals that are of depleting populations. Once teachers and students have the necessary skills to interpret data, students will perform the ACES investigations.
PI: Glen Schuster
State: New York County: Westchester District: NY16
Partners: Eureka City Schools / Eureka High School · Oakland Unified School District / Oakland High School · Oikonos Ecosystem Knowledge · Shoreline Unified School District / Tomales High School · Stanford University / Graduate School of Education · Sunnyvale School District (SSD) / Stanley B. Ellis Elementary School · Columbia University / Teachers College · Newark Public Schools District / Ann Street School · University of Washington (UW) / School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences · Wheelock College (WhaleNet) ·
SOS Ocean-Atmosphere Literacy Partnership
The SOS Ocean-Atmosphere Literacy Partnership is a collaboration among the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York, NY; Maryland Science Center (MSC) in Baltimore, MD; and Science Museum of Minnesota (SMM) in St. Paul, MN. This collaboration will create two six-minute programs and two 30-minute live presentations for the spherical display systems, including NOAA's Science on a Sphere. The SMM will produce "Ocean-Atmosphere Thermodynamics"; the AMNH will produce, "Tropical Cyclones: Theory, Models, and Observations."
Partners: Maryland Science Center · Science Museum of Minnesota ·
Exploring Earth Systems: Expanding Data Visualization Experiences for Museum Learners
The American Museum of Natural History, in association with several NOAA entities, will be creating a suite of media products employing visualization of Earth-observation data as well as associated professional development programs to expand educational experiences in informal science institutions nationwide. Interactive versions of the visualizations will also be disseminated via the AMNH website. Visualization assets will be distributed to NOAA for utilization on climate.gov and Science on a Sphere.
The American Museum of Natural History, in association with several NOAA entities, will be creating a suite of media products employing visualization of Earth-observation data as well as associated professional development programs to expand educational experiences in informal science institutions nationwide. Interactive versions of the visualizations will also be disseminated via the AMNH website. Visualization assets will be distributed to NOAA for utilization on climate.gov and Science on a Sphere. The creation of training programs and educational materials for informal education professionals will enhance the experience and efficacy of the data visualizations as tools to understand and build stewardship of Earth systems.
PI: Vivian Trakinski
Partners: Institute for Learning Innovation · Museum of Science and Industry (MSI) Chicago · New York University (NYU) · NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL) · NOAA National Weather Service (NWS) / Climate Prediction Center · NOAA Research · NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory · NYU Center for Advanced Digital Applications ·
Resilient Schools Consortium (RiSC) Program
Research Foundation of CUNY / Brooklyn College offsite link · Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn College, working with NWF Eco-Schools USA, will create The Resilient Schools Consortium (RiSC) Program that increases environmental literacy while engaging high school and middle school students in climate resilience planning and practice in New York City (NYC). The City's long-term planning document, OneNYC, sets forth a vision for a resilient city without specifying a role for students or including specific plans for their schools. This project addresses this gap by developing resilience plans for NYC schools and including student voices in the process.
Brooklyn College, working with NWF Eco-Schools USA, will create The Resilient Schools Consortium (RiSC) Program that increases environmental literacy while engaging high school and middle school students in climate resilience planning and practice in New York City (NYC). The City's long-term planning document, OneNYC, sets forth a vision for a resilient city without specifying a role for students or including specific plans for their schools. This project addresses this gap by developing resilience plans for NYC schools and including student voices in the process. Student RiSC teams at NYC public schools in Brooklyn impacted by Hurricane Sandy will utilize a new Climate RiSC Curriculum based on science from the National Climate Assessment and other NOAA resources to explore the vulnerability of their schools and neighborhoods to climate change, variability and extreme weather. The RiSC teams will follow a resilience assessment process modeled after the NOAA Community Resilience Index to develop resilience projects for their schools and neighborhoods. These Students will then present their resilience plans to NYC Department of Education officials and representatives from the NYC's Office of Resilience and Recovery at RiSC Summits coordinated with the Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay. The RiSC Program and Climate RiSC Curriculum will be integrated into National Wildlife Federation's Eco-Schools USA program and disseminated nationally through the networks of the project partners.
PI: Brett Branco
State: New York County: Kings District: NY09
Partners: New York City (NYC) Department of Education (DOE) · NOAA Climate Program Office (CPO) · National Sea Grant College Program / New York Sea Grant College Program · New York City Public Schools / John Dewey High School · New York City Public Schools / Rachel Carson High School for Coastal Studies · New York City Public Schools / Edward R. Murrow High School · New York City Public Schools / IS 228 David A. Boody · New York City Public Schools / IS 281 Joseph B.Cavallaro · New York City Public Schools / Mark Twain I.S. 239 · Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay (SRI@JB) · National Wildlife Federation (NWF) / Northeast	Regional	Center · New York City Public Schools / J.H.S. 088 Peter Rouget · Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) · New York City Public Schools / J.H.S. 223 The Montauk ·
Convening Young Leaders for Climate Resilience in New York State
The Wild Center's Convening Young Leaders for Climate Resilience in New York State project will increase climate literacy among high school students and teachers in New York City, the Catskills and the Adirondacks and give students the leadership skills to help their communities respond to the impacts of climate change.
The Wild Center's Convening Young Leaders for Climate Resilience in New York State project will increase climate literacy among high school students and teachers in New York City, the Catskills and the Adirondacks and give students the leadership skills to help their communities respond to the impacts of climate change. Working with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County, the Kurt Hahn Expeditionary Learning School in Brooklyn, and the Alliance for Climate Education, along with NOAA, the New York State Office of Climate Change and NYSERDA, the project comes at a time when the impacts of climate change loom larger than ever. But today's youth – the generation most likely to mitigate its impacts – have had little exposure to the issue: Just 25 percent of American teens demonstrate a basic understanding of it. Project partners will incorporate state, regional and local planning in their efforts, which will establish Youth Climate Summits and Youth Climate Leadership Practicums in the three project regions; build on educators' interests through a Teacher Climate Institute; and communicate climate change science and resilience through community outreach activities. By the conclusion of the project, we expect to work directly with more than 600 students and 200 teachers, each of whom will gain a better understanding of the impacts of climate change in New York State, a greater capacity to make informed decisions about the threats to their own regions, and a stronger connection with other community members and ongoing resiliency work. In addition, the project will also create replicable tools, video documentation for local outreach, and training approaches for youth leadership and teachers regardless of their location.
Partners: NOAA Climate Program Office (CPO) · Alliance for Climate Education · Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County · New York City Public Schools / Kurt Hahn Expeditionary Learning School · New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) · New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) / Office of Climate Change (NYSOCC) · NYC Outward Bound Schools · Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) of New York State · Finger Lakes Institute at Hobart and William Smith College · Climate Generation · Wyckoff House Museum ·


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An article in Mineweb last week reported that silver imports in India had dropped off dramatically this year and suggested the high price may be to blame. Silver imports into India from April 2010 to February 2011 dropped to 343 tons from 451.5 tons in the same period of 2010. The largest precious-metal importing region is Gujarat, where nearly 162 tons were imported in January, but dropped over 70 percent in February to 47 tons and were reported by an official of the Gujarat State Export Bureau as reaching on 16 kgs in March, by the 18th.
The price is certainly high, even compared to other precious metals, as this table from ETF Securities illustrates. Silver has risen higher relative to both other precious metals and other commodities than any other asset class.
Indeed, what this table underlines is that relative to gold, silver has been the preferred investment choice. One of several trends in silver favored among the investment community is silver's relentless return to form compared to gold as expressed by the gold/silver ratio. As a Telegraph article explains, when gold and silver were used as currency it was recognized that 16 ounces of silver had the same degree of purchasing power as one ounce of gold, creating a 16:1 silver/gold ratio.
The last time that ratio stood was briefly in the late 1970s; since then, as this graph from ETF Securities illustrates, the ratio has been as extreme as 100:1, and in the more recent past, 80:1, with a long-term average around 50:1.
Like gold, silver has benefited from safe-haven status following unrest in the Middle East, economic problems in Europe and global debt worries. Holdings in the iShares Silver Trust, the largest silver exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the world, increased by 179 tons to 11,140 tons in the week to March 24. Gold holdings in ETFs fell over the same time period.
Does this drastic collapse in physical demand and a breaking of the long-term average ratio to the downside signal an end to the current bull run? It is logical that silver would outperform gold in times of recovery. Its greater industrial use, increasingly in electronics and semi-conductors, benefits the metal in times of upswing, whereas gold favors unrest or uncertainty. But while there are those that question whether silver is gaining something of a bubble status and is due a correction, farther east, physical demand is still strong and may quietly be supporting the market. Since October 2009, China stopped exporting physical silver, and since that time, silver has not dropped in price. Reports mentioned in the Telegraph say China imported more than 100 million ounces of silver in 2010, although is suggests only 2.6 million ounces was as pure silver, suggesting the country is buying up ore and refining domestically. This would explain the widely reported tight mine supply market.
Much will depend on physical buying of pure metal and ores by both India and China in the months ahead. Silver may indeed be due a correction, and like all commodities prices, can only rise so far and so fast before a correction becomes due, but providing Indian demand returns and China continues to consume at current rates, it is hard to see a collapse in the silver price even from these heady levels.
There's too much monetary conversion demand for silver to fall. The price will rise and will continue to rise as far into the future as anyone can see. What have been termed "corrections" were actually "whipsaws" occasioned by the Money Power.


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Windows 10 Deployment Rules Changed
Microsoft eschews traditional methods, opting for more current technologies like Azure.
Whatever you thought you knew about Windows 10 deployment will soon be outdated.
Microsoft has changed how its chief operating system is pushed to users, and the new methods don't involve putting a disc into a drive. They now favor cloud downloads and user self-service.
Microsoft's Windows 10 deployment direction, as outlined at Ignite last week, dispenses with the traditional imaging process and instead relies on Azure Active Directory domain joins, mobile device management (MDM) and self-provisioning by end users.
That approach was laid out in a talk by Michael Niehaus, director of product marketing for Windows at Microsoft. The Ignite session, "Deploying Windows 10: An Overview of What's New and Future Direction," is available on demand here.
Organizations can still use traditional Microsoft deployment tools and methods to move to Windows 10, such as using Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE), the User State Migration Tool, the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), along with Windows Configuration Designer. Microsoft is even planning to release an updated version of the MDT this fall, Niehaus said. However, Microsoft sees those traditional tools as being "secondary" to so-called "modern" approaches using Microsoft Intune or other mobile device management solutions for the provisioning of devices, both mobile and desktop.
New Deployment Tools
The new deployment scenarios highlighted in Niehaus' talk relied on using specific tools, namely:
Microsoft Intune or an MDM solution
Windows AutoPilot, a service that enables users to self-provision new devices during the out-of-box stage
Windows Store for Business for housing device provisioning lists for Windows AutoPilot
Windows 10 Subscription Activation for moving from Pro to Enterprise editions
Windows 10 Automatic Redeployment for repurposing an Azure AD-joined device
Windows Analytics, including the Upgrade Readiness and Upgrade Compliance tools
It also mostly depended on having certain software licensing in place, such as:
Azure AD Premium subscription
Office 365 ProPlus subscription
Windows 10 version 1703 or above with the July cumulative update
Niehaus argued that organizations face a trend where there are multiple device platforms, and the devices that need to be managed are owned by both end users and businesses. They need to transition from what IT been doing over the last 15 years, he added. Organizations with Windows 7 devices should use in-place upgrade to get to Windows 10, which adds a clean Windows image. They should also try to get away from traditional imaging when setting up new devices, according to Niehaus.
An in-place upgrade is "fairly bullet proof," Niehaus said. If anything goes wrong, it rolls back to the earlier state. The in-place upgrade process is supported via Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), System Center Configuration Manager, the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit and third-party management tools. Niehaus added that if an organization is installing all of its new apps at one time, then maybe it's better to do the traditional wipe-and-replace operation, rather than an in-place upgrade.
Windows 10 Compatibility
Upgrade Readiness, part of Windows Analytics, can be used to get ready for Windows 10, according to Niehaus. It will show the devices that are ready for upgrading. Organizations also can use Update Compliance (also part of Windows Analytics) to check for update and antimalware compliance. Those tools are part of Microsoft's Operations Management Suite offering.
There's 99 percent compatibility from Windows 7/8.1 to Windows 10 in terms of desktop application compatibility, Niehaus said. Windows 10 comes with both the Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer browsers, but Niehaus advocated for organizations having a dual-browser strategy.
Microsoft offers a MBR2GPT tool, which will convert PCs from BIOS to UEFI after upgrading to Windows 10. It even lets users turn on "Secure Boot" at the same time and it works with third-party encryption software, Niehaus said.
Windows AutoPilot for New Deployments
Microsoft's scenario for "easy" Windows 10 deployments on new devices is focused on Windows AutoPilot, which Niehaus called "the golden path." It's a different way to set up devices to enable self-provisioning by end users.
Organizations typically reimage the devices that ship with original equipment manufacturer images, but that reimaging work just adds time and expense to the process, Niehaus argued. Microsoft's aim is to keep IT out of the reimaging process altogether, so that IT pros won't have to touch the device. Instead, end users should be able to set up the devices themselves. Intune or MDM is used to push the configurations down to the devices. It's also used to put Office on the devices.
The basic process is to register devices and assign a profile of the settings, and then ship the devices to end users. IT pros need to get the hardware device IDs and then upload a list to the Windows AutoPilot service. They can use the Microsoft Store for Business to maintain that list, which gets uploaded via a CSV file. The creation of the CSV file and the upload to the Microsoft Store for Business happens using a PowerShell script, Niehaus said. IT pros can configure the out-of-box session and brand the user sign-in experience. It's possible to skip having end users enter privacy settings during the out-of-box setup process.
Microsoft is working on an ability to skip the end user licensing agreement (EULA) phase during setup, too, which is targeted to the release of Windows 10 version 1709 (also known as the "fall creators update"). Microsoft also expects to add a progress graphical display for end users during the out-of-box phase and add support for expanded MDM security features when Windows 10 version 1709 becomes available. It's expected to arrive on Oct. 17.
Future Windows AutoPilot out-of-box enhancements under consideration include support for local Active Directory-joined devices using Intune or another MDM solution, even without being connected to a corporate network, but that will take more time, Niehaus said. Microsoft is also contemplating the ability to assign the devices to end users and get a more personalized experience. It's also looking at adding support for multifactor authentication, a secondary user identification process, in the future. Another effort being worked on is the ability to completely set up a device with no user input at all.
Niehaus said that deploying Office via Intune previously was a pain, but now with Windows 10 version 1703, it's been made as simple as possible. Office 365 ProPlus bits get streamed to the device from Microsoft's datacenters.
Niehaus emphasized that Windows 10 version 1703 or above with the July cumulative update is needed for these provisioning scenarios. Also needed is an Azure AD Premium subscription, plus a subscription to Microsoft Intune or another MDM service.
Other Provisioning Tools
For more traditional provisioning, Microsoft has the Setup School PCs app. It's for device provisioning by schools and will generate an image on a USB stick, which can be taken from machine to machine in the classroom for provisioning.
Windows 10 Subscription Activation is a new capability associated with Windows 10 version 1703. It lets organizations move from the Windows 10 Pro edition to the Windows 10 Enterprise edition. Windows 10 Subscription Activation is available to anyone with a Windows 10 enterprise E3 or E5 subscription. Organizations first have to submit a purchase order to set it up.
Microsoft is working on a new capability called "Windows 10 Automatic Redeployment." It allows organizations to repurpose an Azure AD-joined Windows 10 device. The device gets repurposed by administrators by hitting a special key combination. It produces a clean install on the machine, with nothing to clean up in Azure AD, as would be the case with a PC reset. This feature is turned off by default and requires the use of the Windows 10 version 1709 fall creators update. Niehaus added that any user who can add a device to Azure AD is considered an administrator, so that's a precaution for IT pros to consider in enabling this capability.
Niehaus also noted that Microsoft has disabled the Shift F-10 command, starting with Windows 10 version 1703, for security reasons. IT pros use Shift F-10 to get to a command prompt on a PC. However, it has a flaw in that pressing Shift F-10 during upgrades can bypass BitLocker encryption. This flaw was notably publicized by Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Sami Laiho, and Microsoft seems to have responded.


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Chien Hsiang, Taiwan's Mainstay Radar Destroyer Local Kamikaze Drone
Taipei - Taiwan is a country that has been able to develop locally made kamikaze drones. The manufacture of loitering munitions by their defense industry was motivated by the situation in which Taiwan faced a powerful enemy, China.
Chien Hsiang is the kamikaze drone in question. The prototype was first shown to the public in 2017. Chien Hsiang's drone was launched from a truck-mounted rack. This is reminiscent of the Iranian-made Shahed-136 drone which was also launched from a drone warehouse shelf.
Not long ago, Chien Hsiang was shown again at a drone exhibition organized by the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST). Chien Hsiang was specially designed as an anti-radiation kamikaze drone to destroy enemy radars positioned at sea, on the beach, or inland, according to the NCSIST.
However, this drone is also capable of attacking unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that do not emit electromagnetic waves.
Local media Focus Taiwan quoted The Drive as writing, Chien Hsiang is capable of flying for five hours and can engage targets as far as 621 miles (1,000 km). As with roaming ammunition, Chien Hsiang can wander through the air to then attack his target. This drone will make a downward swooping motion at a speed of 600 km/hour when it has caught its target.
Chien Hsiang can also be used as decoy and could potentially be equipped with an electronic warfare package for stand-in jamming of enemy emitters. Many consider Chien Hsiang to be very similar in form and function to Israel's IAI Harpy. However, the NCSIST says that all things can happen due to chance.
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