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How louts dumping litter on M6 were caught
Mark Salisbury	 Jun 03, 2021
General News, Highways England, Motorways, News, Newsletter, Police, Top News
Video footage released by Highways England reveals the moment litter louts caught dumping rubbish on the M6 were then ordered to clean up their mess by police.
The culprits were travelling northbound through Staffordshire when they decided to pull into an emergency area – designed to help motorists reach a place of safety in the event of an emergency – to empty food packets and other rubbish from bin bags.
But they failed to make a clean getaway thanks to eagle-eyed control room staff at Highways England who were watching them on CCTV.
The team quickly notified Central Motorway Police Group (CMPG) who intercepted the offending vehicle and escorted the culprits back to the emergency area to tidy up their mess.
Highways England's senior network planner, Frank Bird, said: "This was a blatant and reckless abuse of one of our designated emergency areas which are there to help people in the event of just that, an emergency.
"We watched the whole incident unfold on our CCTV system in our control room and then quickly passed it to the police who were able to stop the vehicle and escort them safely back to the emergency area to tidy up their mess.
"We continue to work closely with our police colleagues who enforce issues like this and we'd remind people to take their litter home and dispose of it safely."
PC Nick James, from CMPG, was one of the officers that dealt with the hapless offenders.
He said: "We're grateful to our colleagues at Highways England for their speedy notification of the incident and we quickly found the vehicle which was travelling on the M6. We were able to escort it back to the scene – roughly around a 40-mile round trip – so they could pick up their mess.
"The rubbish was mainly things like takeaway wrappings and plastic bottles which can be easily recycled or disposed of safely at home. We reminded the culprits that stopping on a motorway to drop rubbish off isn't the smartest move, especially when they're being watched on CCTV."
Along with a stern word in the ear of the culprits, their details will also be forwarded to Environmental Health officers for their information so should any future incidents occur there will be a recorded history.
Litter is a serious issue; it's unsightly as well as a risk to wildlife and the environment.
The RSPCA received 7,400 calls to report incidents of animals injured because of litter in 2018.
The incident – which took place on March 28 – is being used as a timely reminder about the dangers of littering which puts our workforce at risk when they have to go out and collect it.
And today Highways England is calling on drivers to 'be part of the pick' and join them in doing their bit to reduce litter levels on the nation's motorways as part of the Great British Spring Clean (28 May-13 June).
The Great British Spring Clean campaign takes place between 28 May and 13 June, however, Highways England picks litter throughout the year. Highways England is responsible for collecting litter on motorways and a very small number of A roads. Responsibility lies with local authorities on all other roads.
During last year's Great British Spring Clean Campaign, we collected 12,000 bags of litter from the network.
Highways England's Head of Customer and Operational Requirements, Freda Rashdi, said: "We're urging road users to save litter for the bin.  Litter picking costs time and money and doing this diverts resources that could be used to improve the network. If people didn't drop litter in the first place it wouldn't need to be picked up. We also work with partners such as Keep Britain Tidy to improve our understanding of why people litter, and to prevent littering in the first place."
Highways England, Litter Dumping


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Sue Thilo and Darin Hayes join Kootenai Health Foundation
Kootenai Health Foundation is pleased to announce the addition of Sue Thilo and Darin Hayes as board members. Thilo and Hayes began serving three-year terms on May 10 and June 14.
Sue Thilo
Sue Thilo began her career in the communications industry and retired in 2009 as business manager for Tom Thilo, M.D., general surgeon. Shortly after moving to Coeur d'Alene, Thilo began her work with the Foundation in 1989 as the Founding Director of the Festival of Trees. She was instrumental in creating the highly successful fundraiser that has become a rich holiday tradition in the Coeur d'Alene community.
A well-known community leader and avid volunteer, Thilo has been involved at the regional and state levels for decades. She was elected to the Board of Trustees for North Idaho College in 1994 and served for several years before accepting an appointment to the Idaho State Board of Education in 2004, completing her term in 2009, as well as currently serving as the Chair of the Idaho Community Foundation. At the local level, Thilo has served on the boards of several non-profit organizations including EXCEL Foundation, Idaho Youth Ranch, United Way of Kootenai County, Coeur d'Alene Chamber of Commerce, TESH and the Rotary Club of Coeur d'Alene. She currently serves on the boards of North Idaho College Foundation and the Coeur d'Alene Rotary Endowment Foundation.
Thilo was instrumental in Coeur d'Alene winning a $65 million grant from the Salvation Army to build the Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center and continues to serve on the Salvation Army Advisory Board. She received a bachelor's degree in Sociology and Education from Iowa State University and has been a resident of Coeur d'Alene and Hayden since 1985.
Darin Hayes
Darin Hayes has been with D.A. Davidson for 12 years and is a Financial Advisor, Portfolio Manager and Co-Branch Manager of the Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint branches. He has been an important part of the Foundation for many years, serving as a member of the Finance Committee.
Hayes is deeply committed to the community and has served in many leadership roles including Chairman of the Board for the Coeur d'Alene Chamber of Commerce, Chairman of the Board for LAM Christian Academy, board member for the EXCEL Foundation, Chair of the Coeur d'Alene Chamber Public Policy Committee and is currently the Chair of the Coeur d'Alene Chamber Executive Roundtable. He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Idaho and has been a resident of Coeur d'Alene for 20 years.
Thilo and Hayes join current board members Peter Wagstaff, Georgianne Jessen, Steve Griffitts, Chris Meyer, Mike Chapman, Russ Porter, Eve Knudtsen, Chad Murray, Becky McIntire Boifeuillet, Randy Oaks and Sara Pierce.
About the Kootenai Health Foundation
Established in 1983, the mission of the Kootenai Health Foundation is to advance the health of our community by developing, managing and stewarding philanthropy to support the success of Kootenai Health. Over the past 33 years, gifts to the Foundation have provided over $16 million to directly support patient care at Kootenai Health.
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06/06/2022 W 6-2 Langan Baseball 1 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .250 0.500 0 0 4
06/14/2022 W 6-1 Freehold Mets 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .000 0.250 0 0 4
06/15/2022 W 8-6 Manchester Train Robbers 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .333 .000 0.333 0 0 3
06/21/2022 W 8-1 at Bayville Shockers 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0.000 0 0 3
06/22/2022 W 3-0 at Wall Angels 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0.000 0 0 3
07/11/2022 W 9-1 at Langan Baseball 1 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .250 0.500 0 0 4
07/13/2022 W 9-2 at Freehold Mets 1 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .667 .667 .667 1.333 0 0 3
07/25/2022 W 8-2 Wall Angels 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 1.000 2.000 0 0 3
07/27/2022 W 9-1 New Brunswick White Sox 1 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .250 0.500 0 0 4
08/01/2022 W 13-10 Jackson Trash Pandas 1 4 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .250 0.500 0 0 4
08/03/2022 W 17-5 at Manchester Train Robbers 1 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .250 0.500 0 0 4
08/04/2022 L 4-5 at New Brunswick White Sox 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0.000 0 0 3
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Spring 2022 Totals 12 39 11 10 8 0 0 0 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .256 .293 .205 0.498 0 0 42
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I'm at the point in this pregnancy–the very end–where just seeing me can't help but illicit comments from people.
Today at Baby Gap a woman with a toddler in a stroller and I walked up to the door at the same moment, leaving her to kindly try to reach around her stroller and fumble to get the door for me. "Oh wow. Any day now, huh?," she said.
Later, walking—okay, waddling—down the street, two men were looking me up and down. "You got twins in there?" one said. Thankfully I was too relaxed from my massage to run up to him and belly-bump him into traffic like a tsumo wrestler in a 'roid rage.
Of course, I could also go into the comments from the other parents picking up kids at preschool, or the teachers, or Kate's intermittent, "You pregnant, Mama" remarks. But it's as boring repeating it all as it is for me to hear it.
Hey, everyone. I know I'm pregnant! Very pregnant! And yes, the baby is coming soon!
Perhaps I need to wear a t-shirt (or a sandwich board, if they'd make one that could accommodate my girth) with all the information that I need to convey throughout the day when I'm simply trying to order a hot chocolate, check books out of the library, or buy groceries.
Due soon? In fact I am! Saturday!
No. Second child. I have a two year old.
I spent a lot of sober time at drunk holiday parties chanting an internal mantra that my red maternity dress from Target really was slimming, and delighting in the thoughts of the miserable headaches and dehydration awaiting those who made ungracious comments to me about my largess.
Of course, when asked in mid-December I had to admit that I still had a month to go. But towards the end of the party circuit I just started lying. "Yeah," I'd say, beaming a sprightly smile into the face of the person panting booze all over me and my mini peeled carrot stick. "Any day now!" I'd saying looking down and patting my belly.
And to all those women who've done this before who have tried to empathize by suggesting that I must "really be ready" and "they remember how hard those last days of waiting were" I feel kinda bad for letting them down by saying, "I'm actually doing okay." I mean, having done this before I know that the trade-off for no longer having maternity shirts sufficiently cover my belly without having to wrench them down, and for having to get up and pee in the middle of the night (something I've felt superior to other mortals for never having had to do before), and, sure, for often feeling like a turtle on my shell when I'm utterly baffled by how to hoist myself off the floor—the trade-off for all that is labor (ouch!), followed by the exhaustion and intensity of caring for a newborn. It's not like once this mild physical discomfort is over I'm being sent on a 2-week paid Hawaiian vacation with no one else to care for but myself and my tanning and mai tai needs.
Don't get me wrong. I really want to meet this wee one. I'm curious about whether Kate will have a sister or a brother to push around. And the planner in me doesn't like not knowing when "it's going to happen" so "it happening" will of course eradicate that.
It's just that in the home stretch I'm staying grateful for the nice little life our family of three has. I'm cherishing being able to indulge Kate in only-child-level attention, and enjoying the amount of sleep I'm getting at night, even if I do need to get up to tinkle a couple times. When it's time for me to trade this in for gratefulness about having a family of four, I'll happily go to the front of the line to do so. At least today, I just don't see any reason to begrudge the here-and-now for the soon-to-be.


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We're just going to guess Kathy Griffin won't be watching CNN's New Year's Eve special
Former Rare Staff , December 31, 2017 4:17 pm
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NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 31: Kathy Griffin Yells at Ryan Seacrest from the media riser while Anderson Cooper restrains her during New Year's Eve 2017 in Times Square at Times Square on December 31, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images)
Comedian Kathy Griffin's Twitter use the weekend before New Year's Eve indicated that she wasn't quite over her firing from CNN.
Griffin first made headlines when she tweeted a picture of herself holding a bloody, decapitated head of the president in May. The bloody image was criticized not only by the president?s supporters, but several of his critics as well.
Griffin co-hosted CNN?s New Year?s Eve special with anchor Anderson Cooper as early as 2007, but the network parted ways with the comedian shortly after she posted the scandalous picture. CNN released a statement saying that they found the image ?disgusting and offensive.?
On Friday, Griffin retweeted MSNBC's Joy Reid after Reid shared an op-ed criticizing the decision to let her go.
@kathygriffin/Twitter screenshot
The op-ed, published in The Salt Lake Tribune, argued that Griffin was the main appeal of "New Year?s Eve Live."
"The punishment did not fit the crime. And suggestions that Griffin threatened Trump?s life were politically motivated garbage," declare author Scott D. Pierce.
"Make no mistake, Shields? and Griffin?s joke was a horrible idea. It was tasteless, stupid and unfunny," he continued. "But if every comedian who told a terrible joke lost his or her job, there?d be no comedians."
Following the controversy, Cooper and Griffin?s friendship was also put on the rocks. Cooper disavowed the image, saying, ?For the record, I am appalled by the photo shoot Kathy Griffin took part in. It is clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate.?
It was announced in August that Griffin and Cooper?s long-term friendship was officially over following the scandal.
Griffin was replaced by Andy Cohen, who confirmed the news via tweet in October.
The news is out! I'm co-hosting New Year's Eve on CNN with @andersoncooper and I could not be more excited!
— Andy Cohen (@Andy) October 11, 2017
RELATED: Kathy Griffin now has a theory that one tweet from President Trump wrecked her career


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public class Collections {

	/** When true, {@link Iterable#iterator()} for {@link Array}, {@link ObjectMap}, and other collections will allocate a new
	 * iterator for each invocation. When false, the iterator is reused and nested use will throw an exception. Default is
	 * false. */
	public static boolean allocateIterators;

}

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El Campeonato de Rugby de Italia de 1986-87 fue la quincuagésima séptima edición de la primera división del rugby de Italia.

Sistema de disputa

Los equipos se enfrentaron en condición de local y de visitante frente a cada uno de sus rivales.

El equipo que al finalizar el torneo se encuentre en la primera posición se declara automáticamente como campeón.

Mientras que los tres últimos equipos descenderán directamente a la segunda división.

Desarrollo
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Referencias

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Rugby en 1986
Rugby en 1987
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A new study is naming Grand Rapids as one of the fastest growing cities in america.
The study by WalletHub looked at trends in unemployment rates and population growth for cities across the nation.
Grand Rapids came in at number 48 nationwide, behind Fargo, North Dakota and Gilbert, Arizona.
Researchers say Grand Rapids was helped by the number of jobs and new start up's in the area.
The number one spot went to Fort Myers, Florida.


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Q: Delete user data when they sign out? I'm writing an app, and I would like users to have the ability to sign in across multiple devices and still have their data. My question is, when the user signs out of their account on device X, should I delete the entire database and reload their data from the server when they sign in on device Y? This is an issue for a couple of reasons.

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*Data is stored on both client and server, at any time the user can delete the data locally, but it will still be on the server (notifying the server every time they delete an item seems expensive, I may be wrong).

*It's possible that the user may not have an internet connection when they sign out, so I can't just start a thread to do a last minute sync of the local database state and hope for the best.

A: If you do a delete / re-download you will do two things:-

*

*You will upset users with small data plans.

*You will lose their data.  If I make a change that is not synced it will be lost the next time the system connects.

So, you need to implement a smarter sync.
I'd start by trawling the APIs of whatever language/DB/Frameworks that you use and see if anyone has done this already.
Secondly, I'd see if there is a framework I could use that would enable it.
Thirdly, and very much as a last resort if I failed to find anything, I'd implement a record level "last modified" field as a Date/Time.  Then, when you sync, you are only looking to do an update of newer records (what's the newest change in table A on the mobile device, what's the newest change in the remote table A.  Do they differ?  If so, you need to implement the merge of the data to make sure the most recent changes from both databases are up to date in both databases.
I suspect you will find that there IS a suitable mechanism built in or part of a mainstream framework.  It will save you days.

A: Edit because I didn't actually answer the question.
I do not think that you should delete the data from the users system when they sign out.
I do not know your use case, so I cannot say for sure. But it sounds like, what you really should do, is lazy load your data on request and then cache it locally.
From your question, it sounds like you are eager loading the entire dataset, regardless of if the user needs it all or not.
If you can lazy load (Only load each item when the user requests it), you can create a cache system on the device that will allow frequent access to be quick.
In regards to  offline access, I strongly suggest that instead of dealing with situations where Z makes changes after X but Z is online and X is not. If I were making your application, I would strongly push to put the application into a read only offline mode. So if X goes offline, it can read the local data store (or cache) but it cannot make changes or delete records until a connection is established.
This saves you a lot of head aches, and makes your implementation much easier.
Lastly, for detecting changes between the local system and the data in the database, there are two ways to go. Either maintain a modified timestamp on the server for every record. If the record on the system is older, then refresh the cached item. Otherwise leave it. Alternatively you could hash the data, and compare to check for changes. Personally I usually just go the timestamp  route, as most items I already want a Created and Updated date anyways.
I hope some of that helps.

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package org.wso2.carbon.core.persistence.file;

import org.apache.axiom.om.OMElement;
import org.apache.axis2.AxisFault;
import org.apache.axis2.engine.AxisConfiguration;
import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.wso2.carbon.core.Resources;
import org.wso2.carbon.core.persistence.PersistenceDataNotFoundException;
import org.wso2.carbon.core.persistence.PersistenceException;
import org.wso2.carbon.core.persistence.PersistenceUtils;

import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.net.URLDecoder;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Acts as the immediate lower level of other *PersistenceManager classes.
 * This abstracts the persisting the metadata to a file in a synchronized,
 * abstract way.
 *

 * The methods are synchronized per ResourceFileData object.
 */
@Deprecated
public class ServiceGroupFilePersistenceManager extends AbstractFilePersistenceManager {

    private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(ServiceGroupFilePersistenceManager.class);

    public ServiceGroupFilePersistenceManager(AxisConfiguration axisConfig) throws AxisFault {
        super(axisConfig);
        try {
            URL repositoryURL = axisConfig.getRepository();
            if (repositoryURL != null) {
                String repoPath = URLDecoder.decode(axisConfig.getRepository().getPath(), "UTF-8");
//                metafilesDir = new File(repoPath +
//                        File.separator + Resources.SERVICES_METAFILES_DIR);
            }
        } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {
            log.error("metafiles directory URL can not be decoded.", e);
            throw new AxisFault("metafiles directory URL can not be decoded.", e);
        }
//        if (this.metafilesDir == null) {
//            log.error("metafiles directory for services must exist. ");
//            throw new AxisFault("metafiles directory for services must exist. " +
//                    "May be AxisConfiguration does not have the repository url set.");
//        }
    }

    /**
     * Reads the relevant service group file from FS and loads the OM to memory.
     * If the file does not exist, create a new OM.
     *

     * This is supposed to work for both serviceGroups and modules.xml metafiles
     *
     * @param serviceGroupId service Group name
     * @throws org.wso2.carbon.core.persistence.PersistenceException
     *
     */
    public synchronized void beginTransaction(String serviceGroupId) throws PersistenceException {

//        File sgFile = new File(metafilesDir, getFilePathFromResourceId(serviceGroupId));
//
//        try {
//            if (resourceMap.get(serviceGroupId) != null &&
//                    resourceMap.get(serviceGroupId).isTransactionStarted()) {
//                throw new PersistenceException("A transaction is already started for this service group. " +
//                        "Nested transactions are no longer supported in this persistence model - " + serviceGroupId);
//            }
//
//            OMElement sgElement = null;
//            if (sgFile.exists()) {
//            	if(sgFile.length() > 0){
//            		sgElement = PersistenceUtils.getResourceDocumentElement(sgFile);
//            	}else{
//            		log.info(" File is empty, so it will be deleted  and regenerated ");
//            		sgFile.delete();
//            		//the file does not exist.
//                    sgElement = omFactory.createOMElement(Resources.ServiceGroupProperties.SERVICE_GROUP_XML_TAG, null);
//            	}
//
//            } else {                        //the file does not exist.
//                sgElement = omFactory.createOMElement(Resources.ServiceGroupProperties.SERVICE_GROUP_XML_TAG, null);
//            }
//
//            ResourceFileData fileData = new ResourceFileData(sgElement, sgFile, true);
//            resourceMap.put(serviceGroupId, fileData);
//        } catch (XMLStreamException e1) {
//            log.error("Failed to use XMLStreamReader. Exception in beginning the transaction ", e1);
//            throw new PersistenceException("Exception in beginning the transaction ", e1);
//        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
//            log.error("File not found. Exception in beginning the transaction " + sgFile.getAbsolutePath(), e);
//            throw new PersistenceException("Exception in beginning the transaction", e);
//        } catch (IOException e) {
//            log.error("Exception in closing service group file " + serviceGroupId, e);
//            throw new PersistenceException("Exception in closing service group file", e);
//        }
    }

    /**
     * Returns the root serviceGroup element
     * This simply calls #get(String serviceGroupId, String xpathStr) with xpathStr = "/serviceGroup[1]"
     *
     * @param serviceGroupId service Group name
     * @return An OMNode. This could be an OMElement, OMAttribute etc. Cast as necessary.
     * @see #get(String, String)
     */
    public OMElement get(String serviceGroupId) throws PersistenceDataNotFoundException {
        return (OMElement) get(serviceGroupId, Resources.ServiceGroupProperties.ROOT_XPATH);
    }

    /**
     * Returns the root serviceGroup element
     * This simply calls #get(String serviceGroupId, String xpathStr) with xpathStr = "/serviceGroup[1]"
     *

     * Note: Don't use this to retrieve a module association. It's different in format.
     *
     * @param serviceGroupId       service Group name
     * @param xpathOfParentElement The xpath expression to the association elements. Generally, no need of using attr predicate because this does a this#getAll
     * @param associationName      the type of association. ex. exposedTransports
     * @return An OMNode. This could be an OMElement, OMAttribute etc. Cast as necessary.
     * @throws PersistenceDataNotFoundException
     *          if an error occured during xpath evaluation
     * @see org.wso2.carbon.core.persistence.PersistenceUtils#createModule(String, String, String)
     * @see #get(String, String)
     */
    public List getAssociations(String serviceGroupId, String xpathOfParentElement, String associationName) throws
            PersistenceDataNotFoundException {
        String associationXPath = xpathOfParentElement + "/" + Resources.Associations.ASSOCIATION_XML_TAG +
                PersistenceUtils.getXPathAttrPredicate(Resources.ModuleProperties.TYPE, associationName);
        return getAll(serviceGroupId, associationXPath);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean delete(String serviceGroupId, String xpathStrOfElement) {
	    return super.delete(serviceGroupId, xpathStrOfElement);
    }

    public void init() {
//        try {
//            if (!metafilesDir.exists()) {
//                FileUtils.forceMkdir(metafilesDir);
//            }
//        } catch (IOException e) {
//            log.error("Error creating the services meta files directory " + metafilesDir.getAbsolutePath(), e);
//        }
    }
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Q: TCP sendto (C++) fails on Linux but not OSX. Errno: EINVAL 22 Invalid argument On the client side of my application, the following runs fine on OSX. But when compiled/run on Linux (Ubuntu 12 or Raspbian)    sendto()    always fails with a EINVAL/22/invalid argument. How do I run it on Linux?
std::vector<uint8_t> rawVect;
// rawVect.push_back()...a bunch of bytes

const uint8_t* sendBytes = &rawVect[0]; // or rawVect.data();
size_t sendSize = rawVect.size();

if(sendSize > 0){

    long numBytes = sendto(control_fd, sendBytes, sendSize, 0, res->ai_addr, _res->ai_addrlen);
}

I suspect C++ 11 libraries and std::vectors on Linux. My makefile looks similar to this.
mac:
g++ -std=c++0x myprogram.cpp
# (w/ llvm libc++)

ubuntu:
clang++-3.5 -g -std=c++11 -stdlib=libc++ myprogram.cpp
# couldn't use g++ 4.8 or prior because it didn't support std::vector::insert as I was using it elsewhere. 4.9 not avail for Ubuntu 12.

pi:
g++-4.9 -std=c++0x myprogram.cpp

A: man 3 sendto says that EINVAL may be returned if "The dest_len argument is not a valid length for the address family", perhaps despite the fact that the address argument is ignored for connected-mode sockets. Given that you mention TCP in the title, I assume that control_fd is a connected-mode socket. Try simply using send(control_fd, sendBytes, sendSize, 0) or even write(control_fd, sendBytes, SendSize) instead.

A: There's not enough to go on.  Add print statements to reveal the values of all the parameters passed to sendto.  Then print out the relevant members of res->ai_addr after casting back to sockaddr_in.
One hypothesis.  The value of ai_addrlen should exactly equal sizeof(struct sockaddr_in) assuming ipv4. Or sizeof(sockaddr_in6) if the socket is ipv6.  Some operating systems are less forgiving if you pass in a value that's bigger than the actual size expected for that socket type.  Such would be the case with assigning the ai_addrlen to be sizeof(sockaddr_storage).


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New England | New Hampshire
Low Business Taxes Encourage High-Tech, and Advanced Manufacturing in New Hampshire
Mali R. Schantz-Feld
Feb/Mar 08
"New Hampshire is bullish on its economy, defying regional and national trends," says Mike Vlacich, director of the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development. The Granite State was reported by The Tax Foundation to have the second-lowest overall tax burden behind Alaska, with no sales tax, use tax, broad-base income tax, capital gains tax, or inventory tax, and no higher assessment for commercial or industrial real estate. "New Hampshire is the only state in New England to have projected economic growth above the national average," says Vlacich.
Expanding clusters include financial services and insurance, high tech, advanced manufacturing, and defense-related medical devices. Good news for the insurance sector came from the Liberty Mutual Group, which expanded to a new 350,000-square-foot office building on 225 acres in Dover, and John Hancock Insurance's relocation of its existing 65-person Portsmouth staff to the Pease International Tradeport to accommodate an additional 150 to 200 people.
To encourage continuing technology exploration, the Research and Development Tax Credit was established in 2007. In some areas, technology already plays a major economic role. Manchester-Nashua took ninth place on Computerworld's list of America's Techiest Areas, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2006 American Community Survey.
In November, computer company Dell Inc. agreed to buy EqualLogic, a company specializing in data storage systems that simplify the way businesses store and protect information; they will maintain the 225-employee operation in Nashua. The $1.4 billion cash deal is reported to be the largest cash acquisition in history of a venture-capital backed startup, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
Alternative energy also portends future investment. "As a result of our forest products, we see opportunities for alternative energy with an increased focus on our creative biofuels sector," says Vlacich. The state adopted a Renewable Portfolio Standard in April that requires state utilities to generate 25 percent of electricity from renewable resources by 2025.
The export sector is heavily fueled by technology. "We have grown to rely on international commerce for success," says Vlacich. The American Electronics Association (AeA) cites that 43 percent of exports from New Hampshire are technology-related, placing it seventh in the nation for technology exports. While medical device companies are a focus of international development efforts, consumer electronics, computers and peripheral equipment, and industrial electronics comprise the leading technology export sectors.
Bolstering the state's work force is the New Hampshire Job Training Fund, which will distribute up to $1 million in grants annually. Vlacich notes that the fund is heavily supported by the Governor's Economic Stimulus Initiative. Hypertherm a metal-cutting technology firm in Hanover, and Pelham Plastics, a supplier of precision plastics to medical device manufacturers in Pelham, are the first two recipients of the grants. Hypertherm will direct its grant towards training of 25 new machinists in computer and machining fundamentals, and advanced manufacturing procedure and practices; the company plans to hire more than 100 machinists over the next three years. Pelham Plastics will match its $7,482 grant for computer and specialized equipment training for 19 of its employees.
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American Performance Polymers Expands Operations in Colebrook, New Hampshire
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Egyptians and Greeks, prized honey and used it in many remedies and applied it to wounds.
found only in honey- can contribute greatly to the prevention of cancers and heart diseases.
life and allows the baked goods to stay moister longer due to honey's water attracting properties.
curative power is not used to the fullest extent.
action of honey when applied topically reduces the swelling around a wound and reduces pain.
brother has told a lie. Let him drink honey." So he made him drink honey and he was cured.
From this we can clearly see that honey is a miracle mentioned in Al-Quran and a superior dietary aid.


"Turn Down the Heat: Why a 4°C Warmer World Must be Avoided," (pdf) (eBook version) warns we're on track for a 4°C warmer world marked by extreme heat-waves, declining global food stocks, loss of ecosystems and biodiversity, and life-threatening sea level rise.
Moreover, adverse effects of a warming climate are "tilted against many of the world's poorest regions" and likely to undermine development efforts and global development goals, says the study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and Climate Analytics, on behalf of the World Bank. The report, urges "further mitigation action as the best insurance against an uncertain future."
"A 4°C warmer world can, and must be, avoided – we need to hold warming below 2°C," said World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim. "Lack of action on climate change threatens to make the world our children inherit a completely different world than we are living in today. Climate change is one of the single biggest challenges facing development, and we need to assume the moral responsibility to take action on behalf of future generations, especially the poorest."
" A 4°C warmer world can, and must be, avoided – we need to hold warming below 2°C "
The report, reviewed by some of the world's top scientists, is being released ahead of the next comprehensive studies by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 2013/14, and follows the Bank's own Strategic Framework for Development and Climate Change in 2008 (Check out: Development and Climate Change - A Strategic Framework for the World Bank Group for FY09-11) and the World Development Report on climate change in 2010. "Turn Down the Heat" combines a synthesis of recent scientific literature with new analysis of likely impacts and risks, focusing on developing countries. It chronicles already observed climate change and impacts, such as heat waves and other extreme events, and offers projections for the 21st century for droughts, heat waves, sea level rise, food, water, ecosystems and human health.
The report says today's climate could warm from the current global mean temperature of 0.8°C above pre-industrial levels, to as high as 4°C by 2100, even if countries fulfill current emissions-reduction pledges.
"This report reinforces the reality that today's climate volatility affects everything we do," said Rachel Kyte, the Bank's Vice President for Sustainable Development. "We will redouble our efforts to build adaptive capacity and resilience, as well as find solutions to the climate challenge."
The World Bank doubled lending for climate change adaptation last year and plans to step up efforts to support countries' initiatives to mitigate carbon emissions and promote inclusive green growth and climate-smart development. Among other measures, the Bank administers the $7.2 billion Climate Investment Funds now operating in 48 countries and leveraging an additional $43 billion in clean investment and climate resilience.
The report says sea levels have been rising faster in the last two decades than previously, and this rise is being seen in many tropical regions of the world. This phenomenon is partly due to melting of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets; the rapid growth in melt area observed since the 1970s in Greenland's ice sheet is a clear illustration of its increasing vulnerability. Arctic sea ice also reached a record minimum in September 2012. "There are indications that the greatest melt extent in the past 225 years has occurred in the last decade," says the report.
"It's early yet but clearly some of the small island states and coastal communities are beginning to take a hard look at their options," said Erick Fernandes, co-lead of the Bank's Global Expert Team on Climate Change Adaptation. "The need to adapt to climate change will increase as global population reaches 9 billion in 2050," he added.
Coral reefs are acutely sensitive to changes in water temperature and acidity levels. The report warns that by the time the warming levels reach 1.4° C in 2030s, coral reefs may stop growing. This would be a result of oceans becoming more acidic as a result of higher CO2 concentrations. And with 2.4° C, coral reefs in several areas may actually start to dissolve. This is likely to have profound consequences for people who depend on them for food, income, tourism and shoreline protection.
A 4°C warmer world would also suffer more extreme heat waves, and these events will not be evenly distributed across the world, according to the report.
Sub-tropical Mediterranean, northern Africa, the Middle East, and the contiguous United States are likely to see monthly summer temperatures rise by more than 6°C. Temperatures of the warmest July between 2080-2100 in the Mediterranean are expected to approach 35°C – about 9°C warmer than the warmest July estimated for the present day. The warmest July month in the Sahara and the Middle East will see temperatures as high as 45°C, or 6-7°C above the warmest July simulated for the present day.
Hotter weather could in turn lower crop yields in a 4°C world—raising concerns about future food security. Field experiments have shown that crops are highly sensitive to temperatures above certain thresholds. One study cited in the report found that each "growing degree day" spent at a temperature of 30 degrees decreases yields by 1% under drought-free rain-fed conditions.
The report also says drought-affected areas would increase from 15.4% of global cropland today, to around 44% by 2100. The most severely affected regions in the next 30 to 90 years will likely be in southern Africa, the United States, southern Europe and Southeast Asia, says the report. In Africa, the report predicts 35% of cropland will become unsuitable for cultivation in a 5°C world.
The report identifies severe risks related to adverse impacts on water availability, particularly in northern and eastern Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. River basins like the Ganges and the Nile are particularly vulnerable. In Amazonia, forest fires could as much double by 2050. The world could lose several habitats and species with a 4°C warming.
As global warming approaches and exceeds 2°C, there is a risk of triggering nonlinear tipping elements. Examples include the disintegration of the West Antarctic ice sheet leading to more rapid sea-level rise, or large-scale Amazon dieback drastically affecting ecosystems, rivers, agriculture, energy production, and livelihoods. This would further add to 21st-century global warming and impact entire continents.
The projected 4°C warming simply must not be allowed to occur—the heat must be turned down. Only early, cooperative, international actions can make that happen.
Climate Change: Is Latin America Prepared for Temperatures to Rise 4 Degrees?
Blog: What Does Water Look Like in a 4-Degrees World?


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Q: Proper way to set up MVC Web app in Visual Studio? I have a solution in VS with one MVC web project. I want to add another project to represent another portion of the site. The plan is that I will work on one project, and my coworker will be working on the other one. Both are part of the same site, so the template needs to be shared between both projects.
I'm not sure if there is a best practice for setting up this type of scenario.
The idea I have is like this:

*

*Solution
..Common Project (header, footer, etc)
..My Project
..Coworker's Project
I can't figure out how to make our two projects reference the files in the common project, and it makes me think I'm probably approaching this the wrong way.
Can someone guide me here?

A: Although it is possible using the solution I found here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/307467  I've realized that what I need to do is not think it terms of a separate project for each of us.
When I started working on this, I named my project specifically for the section I am working on. What I need to do is rename the solution and project to be more general - in this case it will be an admin site.
Then my coworker can add his stuff in the same project, using folders to organize things, and we will not bump into each other at all since we won't be working on the same code at the same time.


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Q: is there any way to run java .jar command without downloading the jar file? I have a jar file stored in github and i want to use that jar file in my pipeline using the following code:
java -jar test.jar -t mytoken -s myserver -p myproject --disable-spreadsheet --disable-markdown --disable-csv  -r ./template.docx

i need to use that command as a part of my azure pipeline but I don't want to store jar file somewhere in azure. i just need to be able to use the file once it is stored in github.
i tried it but it's returning the Error:Unable to access jarfile
I can use the file now by using wget command first and then the java jar command. but now i have another issue. i need to covert the generated file to pdf and i used the below command. but i get Error: source file could not be loaded  i am in the right directory and i can see the file exist.
lowriter --headless --convert-to pdf report.docx

A: You need to download the file. In this case, it's not actually a repo, it's just a GitHub release. So you can download the file with curl, wget,Invoke-WebRequest or something similar, depending on your OS platform and toolchain of choice. For example, in PowerShell, it would be something along these lines:
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://github.com/cnescatlab/sonar-cnes-report/releases/download/4.1.1/sonar-cnes-report-4.1.1.jar' `
    -UseBasicParsing -OutFile .\foo.jar


Neglected and tropical diseases affect a large proportion of the world's population and impose a huge economic and health burden on developing countries. Despite this, there is a dearth of safe, effective, suitable medications for treatment of these diseases, largely as a result of an underinvestment in developing new drugs against these diseases by the majority of research-based pharmaceutical companies. In the past 12 years, the situation has begun to improve with the emergence of public-private product development partnerships (PDPs), which foster a collaborative approach to drug discovery and have established strong drug development pipelines for neglected and tropical diseases. Some large pharmaceutical companies have also now established dedicated research sites for developing world diseases and are working closely with PDPs on drug development activities. However, drug discovery in this field is still hampered by a lack of sufficient funding and technological investment, and there is a shortage of the tools, assays, and well-validated targets needed to ensure strong drug development pipelines in the future. The availability of high-quality chemically diverse compound libraries to enable lead discovery remains one of the critical bottlenecks. The pharmaceutical industry has much that it can share in terms of drug discovery capacity, know-how, and expertise, and in some cases has been moving towards new paradigms of collaborative pre-competitive research with the PDPs and partners. The future of drug discovery for neglected and tropical diseases will depend on the ability of those working in the area to collaborate together and will require sustained resourcing and focus.


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Fashion & Style|Introducing the Ivanka
Introducing the Ivanka
By RUTH LA FERLA DEC. 27, 2007
NAME BRAND Ivanka Trump wearing a $350,000 pavé diamond bead necklace, which is part of her collection. Credit Damon Winter/The New York Times
LOOKING almost demure in a tailored gray coat, Ivanka Trump stepped onto a makeshift stage to greet the construction crew at Trump SoHo, a new condominium and hotel in downtown Manhattan. The occasion, a topping-off party to celebrate the project's near completion, was raucous.
"We love you, Ivanka," one of the workmen bellowed between man-size bites of sausage, his shout followed by a chorus of "Ivanka, you're the best."
No stranger to that sort of overwrought reception, Ms. Trump, the daughter of the real estate magnate Donald Trump, received the homage with aplomb. She stood to thank the men, well aware that her understated coat did little to conceal her curves or dim the sheen of the Champagne-color hair that cascaded past her shoulders.
Just a few hours earlier at her office in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, she had acknowledged that there are distinct advantages to "being young, blond and, if you will, looking a certain way."
"I'm 26," Ms. Trump said, "and I tell myself, 'Why not have a little fun with that?' "
Seeing her swan alongside Mr. Trump on "The Apprentice," or vamp demiclad in the pages of a fashion magazine, an observer could be forgiven for sizing her up as a bit of garnish on her father's multilayered business operation. If they do, "That's O.K.," Ms. Trump said evenly. Seated somewhat rigidly in a fan-backed leather chair, she pointed out that it is she, after all, who will have the last word.
Ms. Trump has inherited a high-profile life that includes a boutique on Madison Avenue. Credit Damon Winter/The New York Times
"As a principal of this company, I negotiate all the deals I'm working on," she said. "If people think I'm just the boss's daughter, they're deceived."
Clearly, Ms. Trump has inherited her father's prodigious flair for self-promotion. On the face of it, Mr. Trump rules a real estate empire of 70 properties. But in some ways, he is the Pierre Cardin of the real estate world, a licensing pioneer who has sold the right to use his name on dozens of luxury projects, charging 8 to 15 percent of the gross, according to Forbes magazine, which calculates his net worth as $3 billion. (Mr. Trump, who disputes the Forbes ranking, says the figure is $7 billion.)
Ms. Trump is just as able a master of self-packaging. Her father's daughter to the bone, she says she has harnessed her energies — to say nothing of television guest spots on "Oprah" and "Project Runway" and nights on the town on the arm of Jared Kushner, the real estate heir and publisher — in service of the Trump brand.
Then there are her exuberant displays of thigh and cleavage in the laddie book Stuff, and in Arena, the progressive British glossy. In October's Harper's Bazaar, she was photographed reclining in a dress slit to her thighs, a burly half-naked construction worker pounding a jackhammer at her feet.
In conversation Ms. Trump is unabashed. If her brash antics prompt people to question her competence, "I'm fine with that," she said. Paraphrasing one of her father's favorite maxims, she was quick to add, "It's the end result that counts."
A full wall in her office is papered with magazine covers emblazoned with her image: Southern Seasons, on the occasion of a new Trump project in Atlanta; New York magazine; and Elle Mexico. ("That last allowed us to appeal to a female buyer," she said.)
PUBLIC LIVES Ivanka Trump with her father, Donald, in 1996. Credit Brian Smith/Corbis Outline
Each cover, she said, represents a calculated effort to promote the family name. "What other developer could generate that sort of publicity for free?"
Although Ms. Trump shares responsibility for the development of several dozen properties with her brothers Donald Jr., 29, and Eric, 23, her recent high visibility has suggested to some that she is her father's heir apparent.
But Mr. Trump made it clear that he has no plans to anoint a sole successor. "I have three children who are of age," he said. "I'd like to see them work together."
Last summer Ms. Trump was named vice president for acquisitions and development of the Trump Organization; within days she visited Dubai to negotiate a deal for four Trump towers, then flew to Mexico, Panama, Hawaii and finally Chicago, where she was to oversee the construction of a hotel tower.
Like her father, she is a hectic multitasker. Last fall, she introduced her collection of diamond hoops, rings and lariat necklaces priced from $750 to $350,000 and up, in partnership with Dynamic Diamonds. The jewelry is showcased in the Palm Beach-playful setting of her new boutique on Madison Avenue. She declined to provide figures but maintained that business "has been great."
"We are making sales every day," she said. "It's encouraging."
She also appears from time to time as a guest on the Fox Business Network "Happy Hour" at 5 p.m. "We get tremendous response whenever she's on," said Roger Ailes, the president of Fox News. "For someone so young, she has quite a following." Mr. Ailes added he would not be surprised to see her one day turn from real estate to news or entertainment. "She's going to have that opportunity there," he said.
With Jared Kushner, the real estate heir and publisher. Credit Billy Farrell/PatrickMcMullan.com
Ms. Trump insists that plunging a finger into so many pies will not distract her from her primary calling. "Real estate is my life," she said. "It is my day job, if you will. But it consumes my nights and weekends, too." Armed with a BlackBerry and towering heels, her 5-foot-10-inch frame poured into a slender Dolce & Gabbana suit, she is girded for the brazen world that real estate has become.
"Today it is all about branding," said Donald Capoccia of BFC Partners, a developer of 48 Bond Street, a luxury residence in downtown Manhattan. "It used to be enough to give a new building a name. And real estate was a low-tech bricks and mortar and dirt operation. But this is a view a young person coming into the business right now certainly wouldn't have."
For all her youth, Ms. Trump, who graduated summa cum laude from the Wharton School, can talk the talk. She pointed out that 13 hotels are in the pipeline, adding, "People talk credit crunch, but it's a great testament within the financial community that we've secured financing." Of her father's new hotel in Waikiki, the Trump International Hotel and Tower, she noted: "We sold the whole building out in five to six hours." She called it a "gross sellout" of more than $700 million, which has been reported as a real estate record.
Ms. Trump's negotiating prowess is tricky to assess, as no reporter has sat at her elbow in a business meeting. But colleagues, who declined to be identified lest they offend her father — even while praising the daughter — said they are impressed by Ms. Trump's decisiveness. "If people think they can elicit from me whatever terms they want, they are mistaken," Ms. Trump said.
Ms. Trump was bred by her father and her mother, Ivana, who have since divorced, to show competitive mettle. She recalled racing down a ski slope, at age 8, during a family trip to Aspen, Colo. "At one point I remember thinking it was rather bizarre that I had started moving backwards up the hill," Ms. Trump said. "It took me not too long to realize that my father had hooked his ski pole around the cuff of my unitard. Clearly he wanted to win."
On the job, competition with her brothers sometimes "reaches a pitch," she said, confiding that shortly before joining the company she didn't sleep very well. "My biggest fear was that I would perform well but that there would be some internal conflict" with her siblings, she said. "There was no way to know how we'd get along."
FOCUS GROUP Ms. Trump said the layouts are a calculated bid to promote the family name.
Nor whether she would succeed. "In the worst-case scenario, I knew I could be fired," she said. "But it would not have been for a lack of deal flow. What would be scary for me is to exist at the Trump Organization in a minor capacity. Mediocrity terrifies me."
Insistent on proving herself, Ms. Trump first took a job outside the Trump Organization. Bruce Ratner, the Brooklyn developer, put her to work with the project management team for Ridge Hill, his shopping center in Yonkers. "She did everything," Mr. Ratner recalled, "from running the numbers of a deal to negotiating with tenants and coordinating where they would go in the center, to helping lay out the space."
"She was down-to-earth," he said. "She worked like everybody else. There was no special privilege about her."
Ms. Trump disdains the attitude of entitlement that plagues some of her peers. She pays the mortgage on her own apartment, a $1.5 million unit at Trump Park Avenue. No Paris Hilton, she has determinedly sidestepped scandal. After some coaxing, she acknowledged dating Mr. Kushner, but declined to discuss their relationship. "Nothing good can come of that," she said.
"There are enough stories about my family," she said. "We have all been in the public eye. And we understand the process."
Ms. Trump is still living down an abortive career as a teenage model and widespread current speculation that her face and figure have been surgically enhanced.
No matter. The Trumps, she implied, are impervious to shame. "I grew up watching my father on 'Saturday Night Live,' " she said. "You may remember, in some of those skits, they had him dressed up like a chicken."
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Emmanuel College men's volleyball team dropped a pair of non-conference matches Saturday afternoon to open the 2017 campaign. The Saints fell to MIT, 3-0 (13-25, 19-25, 20-25) in their season-opener before dropping a 3-0 decision to Sage College, 3-1 (25-16, 17-25, 19-25, 20-25).
The Saints got off to a slow start, hitting just .043 as a team in the opening set to fall behind in the match, 1-0 after a 25-13 thumping by the Engineers. It didn't improve much in the second frame as Emmanuel swung away at a .094 clip and fell 25-19 to go down 2-0 in the action. MIT completed the sweep with a 25-20 win in the final frame despite EC posting a .476 hitting percentage in the set with 11 kills and just one error.
Sophomore middle hitter Alex Silva (Jamaica Plain, Mass.) enjoyed a strong collegiate debut with seven kills and a .462 hitting percentage. Sophomore outside hitter Erik English (Simi Valley, Calif.) added six kills while freshman setter Seamus McDonagh (Long Beach, N.Y.) dished out 20 helpers in his first collegiate match.
Skyler Kaufman paced the Engineers with a team-high seven kills to go along with four block assists.
In their second match of the afternoon, Emmanuel opened strong with a 25-13 first set win over Sage, hitting .360 as a team while holding the Gators to a .125 clip. Sage bounced back with a 25-17 win to even the match at 1-1, hitting .471 as a team compared to the Saints dismal .038 percentage. It didn't get any prettier in the third set as the Gators forced EC to a negative -.038 clip en route to a 25-19 win and they wrapped up the match with a 25-20 win in the fourth set to open their 2017 season with a W and send the Saints back home over the river with a 0-2 record.
English paced Emmanuel with nine kills while Silva and freshman Justyn Schueler (Trumbull, Conn.) added six kills each. McDonagh dished out 28 assists while adding three block assists and two aces.
The Saints return to action on Tuesday, January 31 when they travel to Elms College for a 7:00 PM non-conference tilt.


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Contest: Win 'Clueless' and 'Ghost' on Blu-ray
Posted on Thursday, July 23rd, 2020 by Chris Evangelista
This month, Paramount released new Blu-ray editions of two of their most famous titles: Ghost, the movie where Patrick Swayze's ghost annoys Whoopi Goldberg, and Clueless, where Alicia Silverstone falls in love with her step-brother, the immortal Paul Rudd. To celebrate these new releases, we're giving away free copies of the Ghost Blu-ray and the Clueless steelbook Blu-ray.
In Ghost, released in 1990, Patrick Swayze is Sam, "who is recently departed from the living world, but left behind in spirit form. While desperate to reconnect with the love of his life, Molly (Demi Moore), Sam discovers his death wasn't just a random robbery gone bad. To solve his own murder, he enlists the talents of a skeptical psychic (Whoopi Goldberg), who doesn't even believe her own abilities." It's the movie that made pottery sexy.
In Clueless, which is marking its 25th anniversary this year, Alicia Silverstone is Cher, a high school student "who thrives on shopping, enjoys the perfect social life, and plays matchmaker to all her friends."
These two very different movies are both from Paramount, and Paramount just put out new Blu-rays of each. Clueless arrives in a steelbook to mark the 25th anniversary, while the Ghost release is part of the new Paramount Presents Blu-ray line. And we're giving away copies of each! To win, fire off an email to slashfilmcontestentries@gmail.com with the subject line CLUELESS GHOST, and tell us what your favorite line is from either film. We'll pick a winner from there.
The Clueless Blu-ray "includes over an hour of previously released special features including a 'Clue or False' trivia game, a fashion featurette, a look at the class of '95, a 'Suck 'n Blow' tutorial, original theatrical trailers and more."
The Ghost Blu-ray "is presented in collectible packaging that includes a foldout image of the original theatrical poster, and an interior spread with key movie moments. Newly remastered from a 4K film transfer supervised by director Jerry Zucker, the Ghost Blu-ray also includes a new Filmmaker Focus with the director, as well as previously released commentary by Jerry Zucker and writer Bruce Joel Rubin, a look at the making of the film, and the featurette "Alchemy of a Love Scene."
That 'Clueless' TV Series is Officially Heading to Peacock
New on Blu-ray: 'Midsommar' Director's Cut, 'Marriage Story', 'Ghost', 'Tales From the Darkside: The Movie'
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It's the beginning of a new decade and international house music icon Tchami is proud to present the latest edition of his groundbreaking compilation series. The flourishing imprint CONFESSION has pieced together the latest installment of their Alchemy compilation series, dubbed ALCHEMY VI. Featuring tunes from a wide array of artists championing house music around the globe, ALCHEMY VI is the embodiment of what's to come for CONFESSION as a whole this forthcoming year.
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    <meta itemprop="name" content="TensorFlow Datasets" />

  <meta itemprop="name" content="imdb_reviews" />
  <meta itemprop="description" content="Large Movie Review Dataset.
This is a dataset for binary sentiment classification containing substantially more data than previous benchmark datasets. We provide a set of 25,000 highly polar movie reviews for training, and 25,000 for testing. There is additional unlabeled data for use as well.

To use this dataset:

```python
import tensorflow_datasets as tfds

ds = tfds.load('imdb_reviews', split='train')
for ex in ds.take(4):
  print(ex)
```

See [the guide](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/overview) for more
informations on [tensorflow_datasets](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets).

" />
  <meta itemprop="url" content="https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/catalog/imdb_reviews" />
  <meta itemprop="sameAs" content="http://ai.stanford.edu/~amaas/data/sentiment/" />
  <meta itemprop="citation" content="@InProceedings{maas-EtAl:2011:ACL-HLT2011,
  author    = {Maas, Andrew L.  and  Daly, Raymond E.  and  Pham, Peter T.  and  Huang, Dan  and  Ng, Andrew Y.  and  Potts, Christopher},
  title     = {Learning Word Vectors for Sentiment Analysis},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 49th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics: Human Language Technologies},
  month     = {June},
  year      = {2011},
  address   = {Portland, Oregon, USA},
  publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics},
  pages     = {142--150},
  url       = {http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/P11-1015}
}" />

# `imdb_reviews`

*   **Description**:

Large Movie Review Dataset. This is a dataset for binary sentiment
classification containing substantially more data than previous benchmark
datasets. We provide a set of 25,000 highly polar movie reviews for training,
and 25,000 for testing. There is additional unlabeled data for use as well.

*   **Additional Documentation**:

    Explore on Papers With Code
     north_east

*   **Homepage**:
    [http://ai.stanford.edu/~amaas/data/sentiment/](http://ai.stanford.edu/~amaas/data/sentiment/)

*   **Source code**:
    [`tfds.text.IMDBReviews`](https://github.com/tensorflow/datasets/tree/master/tensorflow_datasets/text/imdb.py)

*   **Versions**:

    *   **`1.0.0`** (default): New split API
        (https://tensorflow.org/datasets/splits)

*   **Download size**: `80.23 MiB`

*   **Auto-cached**
    ([documentation](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/performances#auto-caching)):
    Yes

*   **Splits**:

Split            | Examples
:--------------- | -------:
`'test'`         | 25,000
`'train'`        | 25,000
`'unsupervised'` | 50,000

*   **Supervised keys** (See
    [`as_supervised` doc](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/api_docs/python/tfds/load#args)):
    `('text', 'label')`

*   **Figure**
    ([tfds.show_examples](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/api_docs/python/tfds/visualization/show_examples)):
    Not supported.

*   **Citation**:

```
@InProceedings{maas-EtAl:2011:ACL-HLT2011,
  author    = {Maas, Andrew L.  and  Daly, Raymond E.  and  Pham, Peter T.  and  Huang, Dan  and  Ng, Andrew Y.  and  Potts, Christopher},
  title     = {Learning Word Vectors for Sentiment Analysis},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 49th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics: Human Language Technologies},
  month     = {June},
  year      = {2011},
  address   = {Portland, Oregon, USA},
  publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics},
  pages     = {142--150},
  url       = {http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/P11-1015}
}
```

## imdb_reviews/plain_text (default config)

*   **Config description**: Plain text

*   **Dataset size**: `129.83 MiB`

*   **Feature structure**:

```python
FeaturesDict({
    'label': ClassLabel(shape=(), dtype=int64, num_classes=2),
    'text': Text(shape=(), dtype=object),
})
```

*   **Feature documentation**:

Feature | Class        | Shape | Dtype  | Description
:------ | :----------- | :---- | :----- | :----------
        | FeaturesDict |       |        |
label   | ClassLabel   |       | int64  |
text    | Text         |       | object |

*   **Examples**
    ([tfds.as_dataframe](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/api_docs/python/tfds/as_dataframe)):

{% framebox %}

<button id="displaydataframe">Display examples...</button>

{% endframebox %}

## imdb_reviews/bytes

*   **Config description**: Uses byte-level text encoding with
    `tfds.deprecated.text.ByteTextEncoder`

*   **Dataset size**: `129.88 MiB`

*   **Feature structure**:

```python
FeaturesDict({
    'label': ClassLabel(shape=(), dtype=int64, num_classes=2),
    'text': Text(shape=(None,), dtype=int64, encoder=<ByteTextEncoder vocab_size=257>),
})
```

*   **Feature documentation**:

Feature | Class        | Shape   | Dtype | Description
:------ | :----------- | :------ | :---- | :----------
        | FeaturesDict |         |       |
label   | ClassLabel   |         | int64 |
text    | Text         | (None,) | int64 |

*   **Examples**
    ([tfds.as_dataframe](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/api_docs/python/tfds/as_dataframe)):

{% framebox %}

<button id="displaydataframe">Display examples...</button>

{% endframebox %}

## imdb_reviews/subwords8k

*   **Config description**: Uses `tfds.deprecated.text.SubwordTextEncoder` with
    8k vocab size

*   **Dataset size**: `54.72 MiB`

*   **Feature structure**:

```python
FeaturesDict({
    'label': ClassLabel(shape=(), dtype=int64, num_classes=2),
    'text': Text(shape=(None,), dtype=int64, encoder=<SubwordTextEncoder vocab_size=8185>),
})
```

*   **Feature documentation**:

Feature | Class        | Shape   | Dtype | Description
:------ | :----------- | :------ | :---- | :----------
        | FeaturesDict |         |       |
label   | ClassLabel   |         | int64 |
text    | Text         | (None,) | int64 |

*   **Examples**
    ([tfds.as_dataframe](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/api_docs/python/tfds/as_dataframe)):

{% framebox %}

<button id="displaydataframe">Display examples...</button>

{% endframebox %}

## imdb_reviews/subwords32k

*   **Config description**: Uses `tfds.deprecated.text.SubwordTextEncoder` with
    32k vocab size

*   **Dataset size**: `50.33 MiB`

*   **Feature structure**:

```python
FeaturesDict({
    'label': ClassLabel(shape=(), dtype=int64, num_classes=2),
    'text': Text(shape=(None,), dtype=int64, encoder=<SubwordTextEncoder vocab_size=32650>),
})
```

*   **Feature documentation**:

Feature | Class        | Shape   | Dtype | Description
:------ | :----------- | :------ | :---- | :----------
        | FeaturesDict |         |       |
label   | ClassLabel   |         | int64 |
text    | Text         | (None,) | int64 |

*   **Examples**
    ([tfds.as_dataframe](https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/api_docs/python/tfds/as_dataframe)):

{% framebox %}

<button id="displaydataframe">Display examples...</button>

{% endframebox %}


I Just Sat Submerged In Ice For 8 Minutes, And I Feel Great!
This is one of the coolest things I've ever done. My body temperature increased! From 98.0 to 98.6. Oxygenation level maintained. The full segment of Future Of will explain everything, but I will continue to meditate after this experience.


More Naughtiness – Or Bad Beekeeping?
Well, my second queen bee, Victoria has left her palace to set up in the wild with a load of her workers. Not sure when they went but they've definitely gone.
I suspect my problems have been caused mainly by me being a bad beekeeper. I don't think I have been ruthless enough in destroying the unwanted queen cells which has encouraged the bees to swarm. So today I went through all the frames and squished every single queen cell except one nice big one in each hive. Hopefully I'll soon have 2 new queen bees who will be better behaved than Liz and Vicky.
One consolation is that I have inadvertently boosted the local wild honey bee population which can only be a good thing.
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He had been considering the problem for some time, except that he could not find the correct metal, when it occurred to him while giving a lecture: light, almost weightless, compared to other metals—luminium.
Over the next few weeks at his office, he drafted designs for a luminium brain and a luminium body, with the metal applied in the appropriate degrees in the arms, the legs, and the torso to ensure stability and mobility.
The mechanical engineers and the computer scientists in his department at Kim Chaek University of Technology regarded the concept incredulously when he showed them the drafts. Why, the mechanical engineers said, even if the metal was hypothetically the right choice, there were problems of electrical conductivity, to say nothing of poor fatigue strength. And the computer scientists were absolutely convinced that, in spite of a program for autonomous anthropomorphic movement, the needed algorithm for a luminium brain was, at present, mathematically impossible and never bound to result in consciousness anyway.
He thought about these things in his office, looking outside the open window, at the tall magnolia trees swaying in the wind and the pink flowers floating on beds of luminous green leaves, under a morning shower of sunlight. A cool breeze entered the room and blew against his cheek. Suddenly, he felt an itch on the back of his neck, and he had another, profounder, scientific intuition.
Sensations and impressions were necessary reflexive components in the activation of consciousness. What he needed was an embodied luminium brain—in a sensing, feeling, thinking luminium body—to bring into algorithmic awareness the beautiful world the luminium man would find himself in when he was born. The flood of insight and felt equations overwhelmed him in a hot-flash. His heart was throbbing painfully, and he was gasping heavily. More cool air was blowing in the room.
Yes, that was it, the luminium algorithm, the mathematical formula for the luminium man, all before him in a sudden image of surging emotion. But that was a complication—an image of emotion. How could he explain something subjective, variable from person to person, to his scientific peers? How could he exposit in rigorous analytical, rational, and systematic language something he experienced deeply, forcefully, and sublimely?
The algorithm was like a work of art, concrete and indivisible. He knew what it was and how it could be applied, but he could not accurately express it in abstract, logical terms. Still, he could try, however arabesquely, and present it at the annually held National Conference of Scientists, where he would appeal for party-state funding for his brilliant idea: a noble race of luminium men and luminium women—who would do everything no one else wanted to do—who would solve the problems of indifference, laziness, and lethargy, which he saw in his country and which he read about in the three generations of the three great leaders' works—who would liberate the nation from all its toils and burdens—who would give the people the leisure time to pursue self-development, their true interest, and allow them to live a dignified human life for the first time in history.
And so, against all the political and bureaucratic difficulties involved, he found a way through favors and supplications, and he presented his thoughts at the National Conference of Scientists, illustrating the vision like an enormous tapestry. When he finished, there was a cold vacuous silence in the large conference hall; and then there was a cough, followed by a chortle, and, after that, a cascading outburst of eruptive, uncontrolled laughter.
All the scientists at the conference stood up in mocking denunciation, furiously shouting at him and attacking the luminium man as so much imaginary nonsense, like the hucksterism of an astrologist and a fraud. The party officials and the security cadres in attendance looked upon him suspiciously, and the finance representatives for the planning bureaus were extremely disappointed, for they had all wasted an hour only to hear a madman tell them a science-fiction story.