A man known as the agency wanting to discover out much more info concerning the man his estranged wife is living with. He wanted to know much more about him as he was living in the matrimonial house with his wife and child. He was concerned about his child and also his estranged wife kept asking for much more and much more cash for herself and his child.
He told us that his wife had been the 1 who had an affair and he moved out as he was not in a position to appear following their child. Our client works abroad lots of the time and consequently not in a position to give full time parental care. He knew just a little bit concerning the guy that had moved in via the child. It was also his son that told him that his wife's boyfriend was living in the matrimonial house.
We decided as soon as we had the full scenario from our client that we would do a background investigation into the Target and discover out much more about him and if he is living using the client's estranged wife.
From our investigation we found that the Target was not registered in the estranged wife's address he was registered at an empty property that he owned. He was divorced and had 3 kids. He had a full time job and was very nicely paid for it. Nevertheless he was receiving post at our customers estranged wife's home and also the Target utilized the property to obtain mail. We also carried out surveillance more than 3 sessions of six hours and obtained photographic and video evidence of the Target utilizing his own important to acquire entry into the property.
We supplied this evidence in a report to our client and we had been able to confirm that the Target was living in the matrimonial address. Our client was able to make use of this info in court and consequently was not needed to improve the quantity of cash he had to give to his wife and child.


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ShoutOUT! Objectifs launches new digital platform for Southeast Asian short films
More than 40 short films from 14 Southeast Asian filmmakers will be available online on the Objectifs Film Library, which aims to be a resource for film lovers in Singapore and the region, from 23 April onwards.
Users will be able to rent some of these films to watch in the comfort of their homes, and can access a wider catalogue at Objectifs' physical premises when the centre reopens later in the year after the mitigating restrictions for the COVID-19 situation have been lifted. Offerings on the library include short films by award-winning Singapore directors Boo Junfeng and Kirsten Tan, as well as regional names like Thailand's Pimpaka Towira, the French-Cambodian filmmaker Davy Chou, and Vietnamese documentarian Nguyen Trinh Thi.
"I cut my teeth in filmmaking creating short films; they have always been a playground of experimentation for me. Beyond the festival circuit though, short films by nature have a really short shelf life," says Singaporean filmmaker Kirsten Tan. "Thus, I'm really excited to bring my entire collection of shorts, including some endearingly embarrassing early works, to Objectifs' film library, where they will be accessible for anyone interested"
Most of the films in the Objectifs Film Library are exclusive to Objectifs, and are not available on any other platform.
Objectifs hopes that the library is a step towards bringing more attention to the importance of short films as a medium for storytelling. It is working on expanding its catalogue, and is planning a film club to build a community of film buffs. The film club will organise events to highlight selected films, where filmmakers will share more about their craft, and speak about trends and issues in their work.
"The short film format is one of the most poetic and expressive forms," says Leong Puiyee, film programmes manager at Objectifs. "Objectifs has been committed to distributing short films since as far back as 2006, and the Objectifs Film Library is a continuation of our efforts to showcase short film gems from Southeast Asia and to cultivate an appreciation for the medium and stories from the region."
The first film club event in the pipeline is a conversation between Kirsten Tan and actress Oon Shu An that will revolve around Tan's short film Come (2007), a sex comedy set in Korea. Oon, who acted in Rubbers (2014), will be chatting with Tan about the challenges of making a good sex comedy. Come is currently available to stream free of charge till 30 Apr, 2359h, to celebrate the launch of the Objectifs Film Library.
Established in 2003, Objectifs is the leading art space in Singapore that champions film and photography and their value to society. Their goal is to cultivate original voices in visual storytelling, and to inspire and broaden perspectives through the power of images.
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On Sunday, May 16, HWS will send off the Classes of 2010 at the 99th Commencement of William Smith College and the 185th of Hobart, following a week of activities for seniors.
As the culmination of a year-long conversation around the topic of global citizenship at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Daniel Glickman, President of Refugees International, will deliver the Commencement Address. Refugees International is the leading advocacy organization on refugee crises worldwide.
In addition to addressing the graduates, Glickman will be one of five recipients of honorary degrees at Commencement. Other honorary degree recipients include Arthur Eve P'89, former New York State Assemblyman and Founder of HEOP; Patricia Heieck, catering manager of Dining Services at Hobart and William Smith; and George and Harriet McDonald who created and operate the Doe Fund in New York City.
With a distinguished career in public service and as a champion in the fight against hunger in the United States and around the world, Glickman represented Kansas for 18 years as a member of Congress. In 1995, President William J. Clinton appointed Glickman as Secretary of Agriculture. Under his leadership, the Department administered farm and conservation programs, forged international trade agreements to expand U.S. markets, and improved its commitment to fairness and equality in civil rights. The department also made significant inroads in improving American's diet and nutrition while fighting hunger.
Refugees International advocates for lifesaving assistance and protection for displaced people and promotes solutions to displacement crises. As president, Glickman is focused on strengthening the organization's base of support and providing the strategic vision and leadership to improve its ability to compel world leaders to provide clean water, food, health care and other basic assistance to people uprooted by conflict.
Prior to joining Refugees International this spring, Glickman served as chair and chief executive officer of the Motion Picture Association of America.
A public policy expert, Glickman served as the Director of the Institute of Politics at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government from 2002 to 2004. He recently co-authored a bipartisan study for the Chicago Council on Global Affairs titled "Renewing American Leadership in the Fight Against Global Hunger and Poverty." The Global Child Nutrition Foundation awarded him the 2010 Gene White Lifetime Achievement Award for Child Nutrition.
Glickman is vice-chair of Friends of the World Food Program, a member of the Genocide Prevention Task Force, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He serves on the board of directors of the American Film Institute, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Hain Celestial Group, Communities in Schools, Food Research and Action Center, National 4-H Council, the William Davidson Institute and the Center for U.S. Global Engagement. He is also a member of the Kansas Bioscience Authority and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.
A member of the Kansas and The District of Columbia Bars, he was a partner in the law firm of Sargent, Klenda and Glickman and worked as a trial attorney at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He received his B.A. in history from the University of Michigan and his J.D. from The George Washington University.
"Dan Glickman is a wonderful example of a life dedicated to service and civic engagement. It is my hope that his words will inspire our graduating seniors to continue to make service a part of their everyday lives going forward," says Gearan.
Arthur O. Eve represented districts in Buffalo, N.Y., as a Democratic member of the New York State Assembly for 35 years – longer than any other incumbent member. He served as Deputy Speaker of the Assembly for more than 20 of those years, making him the highest ranking African American in the State Legislature at that time. During his first term, he initiated a movement to establish Search for Education, Elevation and Knowledge (SEEK) and Higher Educational Opportunity Programs (HEOP) throughout New York. The HEOP program has since been named for him. He led the New York State Black and Puerto Rican Legislative Caucuses in 1975 and 1976 and, in 1977, was the first African American to win the Buffalo Mayoral Democratic Primary. During the 1971 Attica Prison riot, he led a committee of public officials trying to resolve the conflict. He later testified on behalf of the inmates in the 1992 civil-liability trial and was appointed by Gov. George Pataki to the Attica Task Force that met with families of surviving Attica prison employees and negotiated reparations.
After retiring, Eve established Freedom, Justice and Hope, a non-profit organization advocating for children and families of New York State. Eve holds an associate's degree from Erie Community College and a bachelor of science from West Virginia State College. He served in the U.S. Army, running a program for orphans while stationed in Germany.
George McDonald was a private sector executive when New York City's homeless crisis began to peak in the early 1990s. He ran the New York City volunteer office for Ted Kennedy's presidential campaign and ran for Congress on a platform of ending homelessness. Eventually, he decided to leave his lucrative career and devote himself full-time to drawing public attention to the homeless problem. What started as raising money to provide cash assistance for homeless individuals grew to the development of the Doe Fund, an organization that empowers homeless men and women to achieve lives of self-sufficiency. It does this through, among other means, a residential paid work and training program. In 1991, Mayor David N. Dinkins invited McDonald to participate in a Commission on Homelessness headed by then Housing and Urban Development Secretary Andrew Cuomo. Together the members of the Commission created "The Way Home," a model for addressing homelessness that has since served as a blueprint for homeless policy locally and nationally.
Harriet McDonald is the executive vice president of the Doe Fund and a Hollywood screenwriter. She and her husband worked together to develop and implement "Ready, Willing & Able," the first residential paid work and training program for homeless people. As part of this initiative, they secured the funding to purchase and renovate an abandoned building on Gates Avenue, in Brooklyn, and a work contract to hire and train people to renovate city-owned apartments for occupancy by homeless families. Their idea was to forge a workforce from single homeless men and to house them at the Gates Avenue residence. George and Harriet went to the streets, to Grand Central, and to every men's shelter in the city to recruit participants. From day one, the men outperformed the expectations of the city contract.
The Commencement ceremony will be held on the Colleges' Quad. For more information on this year's graduation, visit the Commencement page.


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The success of Lafayette's athletic teams in the fall championship season spurred a six-place jump in the 2019-20 Patriot League Presidents' Cup fall standings…
Honoring Alumni Athletics Standouts
The Maroon Club Hall of Fame inducted Dan Bengele '98, Steve Feldman '76, Bill Hogarty '55, Kim Stone '00, and the 1948 football team.
Images of Rivalry Victory
View moments from the gridiron and fans at Lafayette's season-ending football win over Lehigh.
Football Earns League Rookie, Defensive Player of the Year Honors
The Patriot League has named Malik Hamm '22 Defensive Player of the Year and Keegan Shoemaker '23 Rookie of the Year in football.
Men's Soccer Advances to League Championship Game
The men's soccer team defeated Loyola in penalty kicks to reach the Patriot League championship game against Lehigh this Saturday.
Season-Opening Wins
The women's and men's basketball teams started their seasons off right with home victories. (PHOTOS)
Field Hockey Battle
View images from the field hockey team's recent win against Bucknell, which helped propel the team to the #2 seed in the Patriot League playoffs.
Defensive Soccer Struggle
Now bound for the Patriot League playoffs, the women's soccer team recently battled Army to a scoreless tie. (PHOTOS)
Images of Victory
The football team earned its first league win with a home triumph over Bucknell. (PHOTOS)
The Race is On
The cross country team finished third last weekend at the Leopard Invitational. View images from the home event and watch a video.


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Q: Read values from OSGI configuration to servlet I have created an OSGI configuration as below
@Property(label = "Social Media", value = "", unbounded = PropertyUnbounded.ARRAY, description = "Enter a social media string configuration")

It is an array property. I want to read it into the servlet to make it available to display on the page. Please help me on this.

A: One way is to use the org.apache.sling.commons.osgi.PropertiesUtil#toStringArray method:
package com.foo.bar.service.impl;

import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.commons.lang.ArrayUtils;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Activate;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Component;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Deactivate;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Properties;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Property;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.PropertyUnbounded;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Service;
import org.apache.sling.commons.osgi.PropertiesUtil;

@Service( value = SampleService.class )
@Component( metatype = true )
@Properties({
  @Property(
      label       = "Sample Service",
      description = "Sample service demonstrating an array setting",
      name        = SampleServiceImpl.MY_PROPERTY_NAME,
      unbounded   = PropertyUnbounded.ARRAY)
})
public class SampleServiceImpl implements SampleService {

    public static final String MY_PROPERTY_NAME = "sample.myarray";

    private String[] myArraySetting;

    @Activate
    protected void activate(Map<String, Object> properties) {
        myArraySetting = PropertiesUtil.toStringArray(properties.get(MY_PROPERTY_NAME), ArrayUtils.EMPTY_STRING_ARRAY);
    }

    @Deactivate
    protected void deactivate() {
    }
}

A: Please have a look at this Adobe Helpx article:-
https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/osgi_config.html
//Reading AEM OSGi Configuration Values
Code:-
package org.testsite.core.service.impl;

import java.util.Map;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Activate;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Component;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Property;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.PropertyUnbounded;
import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Service;
import org.apache.sling.commons.osgi.PropertiesUtil;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.testsite.core.service.ConfigurationService;

@Service({ConfigurationServiceImpl.class})
@Component(immediate=true, metatype=true, label="Example Configuration Service")
public class ConfigurationServiceImpl
  implements ConfigurationService
{
  private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ConfigurationServiceImpl.class);
  private static final String CLASS_NAME = "[ConfigurationService]: ";
  @Property(unbounded=PropertyUnbounded.ARRAY, label="Multi String", cardinality=50, description="Example for Multi field config")
  private static final String MULTI_FIELD = "multifield";
  @Property(unbounded=PropertyUnbounded.DEFAULT, label="Simple String", description="Example for Simple text field config")
  private static final String SIMPLE_FIELD = "simplefield";
  private String[] multiString;
  private String simpleString;

  public String[] getMultiString()
  {
    return this.multiString;
  }

  public String getSimpleString()
  {
    return this.simpleString;
  }

  @Activate
  protected void activate(Map<String, Object> properties)
  {
    LOG.info("[*** AEM ConfigurationService]: activating configuration service");
    readProperties(properties);
  }

  protected void readProperties(Map<String, Object> properties)
  {
    LOG.info(properties.toString());
    this.multiString = PropertiesUtil.toStringArray(properties.get("multifield"));
    LOG.info("Mutli String Size: " + this.multiString.length);
    this.simpleString = PropertiesUtil.toString(properties.get("simplefield"), "default");
    LOG.info("Simple String: " + this.simpleString);
  }
}

Another Post covering same problem :- http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/experience-manager-forum/adobe-experience-manager.topic.html/forum__pg8f-i_am_extendingmymo.html
I hope this will help you.
Thanks and Regards
Kautuk Sahni

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See all my released customs below. You can also check my WIP for songs I've got coming up.
Favorite lyric: "I keep feeling smaller and smaller. I need my girl."
Favorite lyric: "Across the stratosphere, a final message, 'Give my wife my love', then nothing more"
Favorite lyric: "You're a deadbeat girl at heart, and when you try to be okay, you just fall apart"
Favorite lyric: "Oh, this isn't what the script describes, oh, and I fell for motion picture lies..."
Favorite lyric: "I'm in your purse, pull me out, throw me down, stick me to your lip and draw a scarlet 'O'"
Favorite lyric: "Like cardiac arrest, high voltage when we kiss"
And also check out some collabs I've contributed vocal charting to below.
GEORGE MICHAEL - Kissing a Fool (AJFOne23) - COMING SOON?
If you want I can take a look at a song to give you feedback. If interested, PM me, if not, well, no PM.
This. Kudos. Looking forward to more.
Nice visualizers, they look slick.
I also appreciate your visualizers. Did you hand craft each one, or do you have a program that makes them?
Thanks. Handcrafted using layers in PS so as not to have to create the wheel each time. I will eventually make it programmatic, as I think I got it down to absolute values each time now.
After choosing to Edit, Use Full Editor. That's it.
A conversion from the Guitar Hero 5 library. Switched audio out with original track for better sound production. Have fun!


Creating makeup and hair looks that feel great and last all day is always my goal at each appointment. A well prepared canvas is key to achieve this and I highly urge that you follow the information below to make the most of your time with me. I look forward to working with you.
Have brows groomed as you normally would (wax, tweeze, etc.) ensuring that all stray hairs are removed about 2-3 days before.
Use a gentle exfoliator on your skin 1-2 days before, make sure to pay special attention to the t-zone (forehead, nose, chin) area and any flaky areas that you may have.
Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Leading up to your appointment (and always really!) use a good hydrating serum and/or moisturizer.
Arrive at your appointment on time with a clean make-up free face.
Feel free to bring inspirations pics of looks you like to help narrow down the look that you are after. No problem if you are not sure, as a professional I will help to create a look that you will feel amazing in.
It is very important that you wash and blow dry your hair the day/nigh before to ensure that there is zero moisture in your hair. Use your regular shampoo (or if you have a clarifying shampoo that is even better) and no conditioner (or very little on the ends ONLY if you must). Don't put any product in your hair!
For a blowout follow the same instructions as above but wash hair just before my arrival, if needed I will provide more specific details during booking.
Feel free to bring inspirations pics of hairstyles you like to help narrow down the look that you are after. No problem if you are not sure, as a professional I will help to create a look that you will feel amazing in.


OK TruckPAC is the non-partisan Political Action Committee (PAC) for Oklahoma's trucking industry. Monies gathered here go directly to the campaign efforts of pro-trucking legislators. Oklahoma state law prohibits corporate (company) contributions. These contributions must be made personally from individuals. It is important to share the PAC contribution opportunity with employees but all contributions must be voluntary. Without a robust OK TruckPAC, we cannot be the "Voice of Trucking" in Oklahoma and someone else's political view will prevail over yours.
OK TruckPAC is the OTA's PAC. The Legislative Success Fund (LSF) is a separate political fund used in conjunction with the OK TruckPAC. These monies are not given to legislative campaigns but are used in efforts to raise funds and awareness of the PAC or advance legislative agendas. For example, the OTA could host a reception for legislators using these funds but would not contribute these monies directly to their campaign. LSF funds may also be used toward the effort of fundraising activities for the PAC, such as a VIP reception, entertainment, refreshments, printed material and mailings. Unlike PAC contributions, these funds can be made from corporate (company) monies.
How Does this Affect my Contribution?
By state law, the OK TruckPAC is only allowed to accept funds from personal funds, while the LSF can receive contributions from corporate funds.
Why is OK TruckPAC important?
Public policy and the political climate we face can have a tremendous impact on the overall success of our industry. Through the OK TruckPAC and the LSF we support those officeholders, policymakers and candidates who support our principles and who understand the important issues facing our industry.


One of the most popular physical culturists of the entire twentieth-century, there is no denying the impact Charles Atlashad on the muscle making industry. Full of vigour, advice and the occasional insult, Atlas challenged his 'students' to improve their physique as much as possible.
The yardstick for their success? None other than Atlas's own body. You see, in every batch of Atlas mail order instructions, was an image of Atlas's body and its impressive measurements. The goal for the student? To match or surpass Atlas's own award winning body.
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Cette page concerne l'année 436  du calendrier julien proleptique.

Événements
 7 octobre : triomphe à Rome du dictateur Marcus Aemilius Mamercinus pour sa victoire sur Véies.

Naissances en −436
 Isocrate, homme politique athénien.
 Artaxerxès II, roi de Perse.

Décès
 Zengzi (曾子), philosophe chinois.

Notes et références

Liens externes

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Reading FC Women are still on course to lift the FA Women's Super League two crown after an impressive victory away from home at third placed Everton.
With promotion already assured the Royals have to match Doncaster Belles' result when the travel to Aston Villa in their final game of the season to ensure the title will be theirs.
A top quality strike from Rachel Rowe and a cute lob from Helen Ward made sure of the points for the Royals as they took back top spot of FA WSL 2 following as a result of their textbook away performance.
The Reading manager Kelly Chambers set up her side to counter attack her tactics were justified after just 15 minutes as the visitors soaked up the early pressure from the hosts before taking the lead. Rowe finished a lovely flowing move when she took advantage of Laura-May Walkley's skilful lay-off to blast in an angled drive clipping the inside of the post and nestling in the net.
Helen Ward sealed the victory late on when she lobbed the onrushing Levell with Everton's Gabby George unable to stop the ball crossing the line.
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Skipper Kali here! Today started out early for most of us with a breakfast of french toast and a quick swim. I was able to get everyone moving on time for the first and only dive of the day. I dove with Matt and we got lost at Mountain Point, but it was totally worth it because we saw a hawksbill turtle. The turtle and I just chilled next to each other enjoying each others strange and awesome presence! Our first stop was Leverick Bay and I had to sail through three feet of water while enjoying a chocolate bar. I also docked our beautiful Mahi Mahi perfectly on the dock. After a very expensive lunch we set sail again to a place called Vixen Point. When we arrived the Dolphins set out for a quick snorkel in the mangroves. I got to see my first sea anemone hidden in a rock with four lobsters. Afterwards, everyone on board went to the beach to play the turtle game. It consists of crawling through dozens of peoples legs, spinning around seven times, and then running through a field of instructors. Everyone had lots of fun, but I think Lydia had the most. Time for me to go now, I have the dance to attend and I must say that everyone looks very handsome. Tah-Tah for now!


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4. Expense for advertisement in media such as television and newspaper.
5. Compensation for being sued by the customers because the goods could not be delivered in time.
The total compensation was more than millions baht. Apart from that, the Japanese buyer threatened that if the exporter does not pay the compensation as mentioned earlier, he would file a petition to Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, Japanese Embassy in Thailand, and Thai Embassy in Japan. Moreover, he intimidated thathe would hire Japanese gangsters to deal with us as well. The factory owner was shocked and asked me for the advice about what he should do because he cannot afford to pay the compensation that high.
2. To send new lot of goods and will have aQuality Control Company to check the goods before loading the goods into containers.


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import { expect } from "chai";

import * as ts from "../../_namespaces/ts";
import {
    createServerHost,
    File,
    libFile,
} from "../virtualFileSystemWithWatch";

describe("unittests:: services:: languageService", () => {
    const files: {[index: string]: string} = {
        "foo.ts": `import Vue from "./vue";
import Component from "./vue-class-component";
import { vueTemplateHtml } from "./variables";

@Component({
    template: vueTemplateHtml,
})
class Carousel<T> extends Vue {
}`,
        "variables.ts": `export const vueTemplateHtml = \`

\`;`,
        "vue.d.ts": `export namespace Vue { export type Config = { template: string }; }`,
        "vue-class-component.d.ts": `import Vue from "./vue";
export function Component(x: Config): any;`
    };

    function createLanguageService() {
        return ts.createLanguageService({
            getCompilationSettings() {
                return {};
            },
            getScriptFileNames() {
                return ["foo.ts", "variables.ts", "vue.d.ts", "vue-class-component.d.ts"];
            },
            getScriptVersion(_fileName) {
                return "";
            },
            getScriptSnapshot(fileName) {
                if (fileName === ".ts") {
                    return ts.ScriptSnapshot.fromString("");
                }
                return ts.ScriptSnapshot.fromString(files[fileName] || "");
            },
            getCurrentDirectory: () => ".",
            getDefaultLibFileName(options) {
                return ts.getDefaultLibFilePath(options);
            },
            fileExists: name => !!files[name],
            readFile: name => files[name]
        });
    }
    // Regression test for GH #18245 - bug in single line comment writer caused a debug assertion when attempting
    //  to write an alias to a module's default export was referrenced across files and had no default export
    it("should be able to create a language service which can respond to deinition requests without throwing", () => {
        const languageService = createLanguageService();
        const definitions = languageService.getDefinitionAtPosition("foo.ts", 160); // 160 is the latter `vueTemplateHtml` position
        expect(definitions).to.exist; // eslint-disable-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-expressions
    });

    it("getEmitOutput on language service has way to force dts emit", () => {
        const languageService = createLanguageService();
        assert.deepEqual(
            languageService.getEmitOutput(
                "foo.ts",
                /*emitOnlyDtsFiles*/ true
            ),
            {
                emitSkipped: true,
                diagnostics: ts.emptyArray,
                outputFiles: ts.emptyArray,
            }
        );

        assert.deepEqual(
            languageService.getEmitOutput(
                "foo.ts",
                /*emitOnlyDtsFiles*/ true,
                /*forceDtsEmit*/ true
            ),
            {
                emitSkipped: false,
                diagnostics: ts.emptyArray,
                outputFiles: [{
                    name: "foo.d.ts",
                    text: "export {};\r\n",
                    writeByteOrderMark: false
                }],
            }
        );
    });

    describe("detects program upto date correctly", () => {
        function verifyProgramUptoDate(useProjectVersion: boolean) {
            let projectVersion = "1";
            const files = new Map<string, { version: string, text: string; }>();
            files.set("/project/root.ts", { version: "1", text: `import { foo } from "./other"` });
            files.set("/project/other.ts", { version: "1", text: `export function foo() { }` });
            files.set("/lib/lib.d.ts", { version: "1", text: libFile.content });
            const host: ts.LanguageServiceHost = {
                useCaseSensitiveFileNames: ts.returnTrue,
                getCompilationSettings: ts.getDefaultCompilerOptions,
                fileExists: path => files.has(path),
                readFile: path => files.get(path)?.text,
                getProjectVersion: !useProjectVersion ? undefined : () => projectVersion,
                getScriptFileNames: () => ["/project/root.ts"],
                getScriptVersion: path => files.get(path)?.version || "",
                getScriptSnapshot: path => {
                    const text = files.get(path)?.text;
                    return text ? ts.ScriptSnapshot.fromString(text) : undefined;
                },
                getCurrentDirectory: () => "/project",
                getDefaultLibFileName: () => "/lib/lib.d.ts"
            };
            const ls = ts.createLanguageService(host);
            const program1 = ls.getProgram()!;
            const program2 = ls.getProgram()!;
            assert.strictEqual(program1, program2);
            verifyProgramFiles(program1);

            // Change other
            projectVersion = "2";
            files.set("/project/other.ts", { version: "2", text: `export function foo() { } export function bar() { }` });
            const program3 = ls.getProgram()!;
            assert.notStrictEqual(program2, program3);
            verifyProgramFiles(program3);

            // change root
            projectVersion = "3";
            files.set("/project/root.ts", { version: "2", text: `import { foo, bar } from "./other"` });
            const program4 = ls.getProgram()!;
            assert.notStrictEqual(program3, program4);
            verifyProgramFiles(program4);

            function verifyProgramFiles(program: ts.Program) {
                assert.deepEqual(
                    program.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                    ["/lib/lib.d.ts", "/project/other.ts", "/project/root.ts"]
                );
            }
        }
        it("when host implements getProjectVersion", () => {
            verifyProgramUptoDate(/*useProjectVersion*/ true);
        });
        it("when host does not implement getProjectVersion", () => {
            verifyProgramUptoDate(/*useProjectVersion*/ false);
        });
    });

    describe("detects program upto date when new file is added to the referenced project", () => {
        function setup(useSourceOfProjectReferenceRedirect: (() => boolean) | undefined) {
            const config1: File = {
                path: `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/tsconfig.json`,
                content: JSON.stringify({
                    compilerOptions: {
                        module: "none",
                        composite: true
                    },
                    exclude: ["temp"]
                })
            };
            const class1: File = {
                path: `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/class1.ts`,
                content: `class class1 {}`
            };
            const class1Dts: File = {
                path: `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/class1.d.ts`,
                content: `declare class class1 {}`
            };
            const config2: File = {
                path: `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project2/tsconfig.json`,
                content: JSON.stringify({
                    compilerOptions: {
                        module: "none",
                        composite: true
                    },
                    references: [
                        { path: "../project1" }
                    ]
                })
            };
            const class2: File = {
                path: `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project2/class2.ts`,
                content: `class class2 {}`
            };
            const system = createServerHost([config1, class1, class1Dts, config2, class2, libFile]);
            const result = ts.getParsedCommandLineOfConfigFile(`/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project2/tsconfig.json`, /*optionsToExtend*/ undefined, {
                useCaseSensitiveFileNames: true,
                fileExists: path => system.fileExists(path),
                readFile: path => system.readFile(path),
                getCurrentDirectory: () => system.getCurrentDirectory(),
                readDirectory: (path, extensions, excludes, includes, depth) => system.readDirectory(path, extensions, excludes, includes, depth),
                onUnRecoverableConfigFileDiagnostic: ts.noop,
            })!;
            const host: ts.LanguageServiceHost = {
                useCaseSensitiveFileNames: ts.returnTrue,
                useSourceOfProjectReferenceRedirect,
                getCompilationSettings: () => result.options,
                fileExists: path => system.fileExists(path),
                readFile: path => system.readFile(path),
                getScriptFileNames: () => result.fileNames,
                getScriptVersion: path => {
                    const text = system.readFile(path);
                    return text !== undefined ? system.createHash(path) : "";
                },
                getScriptSnapshot: path => {
                    const text = system.readFile(path);
                    return text ? ts.ScriptSnapshot.fromString(text) : undefined;
                },
                readDirectory: (path, extensions, excludes, includes, depth) => system.readDirectory(path, extensions, excludes, includes, depth),
                getCurrentDirectory: () => system.getCurrentDirectory(),
                getDefaultLibFileName: () => libFile.path,
                getProjectReferences: () => result.projectReferences,
            };
            const ls = ts.createLanguageService(host);
            return { system, ls, class1, class1Dts, class2 };
        }
        it("detects program upto date when new file is added to the referenced project", () => {
            const { ls, system, class1, class2 } = setup(ts.returnTrue);
            assert.deepEqual(
                ls.getProgram()!.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                [libFile.path, class1.path, class2.path]
            );
            // Add new file to referenced project
            const class3 = `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/class3.ts`;
            system.writeFile(class3, `class class3 {}`);
            const program = ls.getProgram()!;
            assert.deepEqual(
                program.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                [libFile.path, class1.path, class3, class2.path]
            );
            // Add excluded file to referenced project
            system.ensureFileOrFolder({ path: `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/temp/file.d.ts`, content: `declare class file {}` });
            assert.strictEqual(ls.getProgram(), program);
            // Add output from new class to referenced project
            system.writeFile(`/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/class3.d.ts`, `declare class class3 {}`);
            assert.strictEqual(ls.getProgram(), program);
        });

        it("detects program upto date when new file is added to the referenced project without useSourceOfProjectReferenceRedirect", () => {
            const { ls, system, class1Dts, class2 } = setup(/*useSourceOfProjectReferenceRedirect*/ undefined);
            const program1 = ls.getProgram()!;
            assert.deepEqual(
                program1.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                [libFile.path, class1Dts.path, class2.path]
            );
            // Add new file to referenced project
            const class3 = `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/class3.ts`;
            system.writeFile(class3, `class class3 {}`);
            assert.notStrictEqual(ls.getProgram(), program1);
            assert.deepEqual(
                ls.getProgram()!.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                [libFile.path, class1Dts.path, class2.path]
            );
            // Add class3 output
            const class3Dts = `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/class3.d.ts`;
            system.writeFile(class3Dts, `declare class class3 {}`);
            const program2 = ls.getProgram()!;
            assert.deepEqual(
                program2.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                [libFile.path, class1Dts.path, class3Dts, class2.path]
            );
            // Add excluded file to referenced project
            system.ensureFileOrFolder({ path: `/user/username/projects/myproject/projects/project1/temp/file.d.ts`, content: `declare class file {}` });
            assert.strictEqual(ls.getProgram(), program2);
            // Delete output from new class to referenced project
            system.deleteFile(class3Dts);
            assert.deepEqual(
                ls.getProgram()!.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                [libFile.path, class1Dts.path, class2.path]
            );
            // Write output again
            system.writeFile(class3Dts, `declare class class3 {}`);
            assert.deepEqual(
                ls.getProgram()!.getSourceFiles().map(f => f.fileName),
                [libFile.path, class1Dts.path, class3Dts, class2.path]
            );
        });
    });
});

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text:
Islam, Women and Feminism ( 18 Apr 2019, NewAgeIslam.Com)
Bangladesh Culture Still Views Women As Primarily Responsible For Household Labour
By Satarupa Barua
The United States marked April 2 as Equal Pay Day, which "symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year."
In the past decade, Bangladesh has made strides in narrowing the gender pay gap, lifting the status of women, and ensuring easier and greater access for women to participate in the workplace. As a society, however, it still lags in terms of empowering women and balancing gender workloads.
Regardless of women's participation in the professional workplace, societal norms are that the woman will be responsible for household work. This cultural expectation, coupled with Bangladesh's dominant religious views, makes work-life balance for career women in Bangladesh even more difficult than their counterparts in Western societies.
Progress Has Been Made
Over the past decade, government policies have pushed the country toward attaining and maintaining steady progress in gender equality. As a result, Bangladesh has been ranked No. 1 for gender equality among South Asian countries for two consecutive years in the Gender Gap Index.
The index, prepared by the World Economic Forum, considers education, economic participation, health and political empowerment to measure gender equality.
According to a 2018 report by the International Labor Organization (ILO), at 2.2% the gender wage gap in Bangladesh is the lowest in the world, where the average gender pay gap is 21.2%.
According to a report published in the Dhaka Tribune on July 12, 2018, the number of working women in Bangladesh was 18.6 million in 2016-17, a marked increase from 16.2 million in 2010.
According to The Global Gender Gap Report, Bangladesh was ranked 48th among 144 countries in wage equity in 2018. Other South Asian countries ranked much lower, including Sri Lanka, Nepal, India, Bhutan and Pakistan, which were ranked 100, 105, 108, 122 and 148 positions, respectively.
Cultural Expectations
A study by Action Aid Bangladesh, called "Incorporation of Women's Economic Empowerment and Unpaid Care Work into regional polices: South Asia," released in December 2017, found that a woman in a typical Bangladesh household spends on average six hours a day doing unpaid work in the household, including cooking, cleaning, caring for children and elders, while men spend just over an hour on such activities.
Farah Kabir, country director for Action Aid Bangladesh, told the Dhaka Tribune that if men and women equally shared household work, women would be able to earn more because they would be able to work more hours or put in more effort at paying jobs.
While women have seen access to employment opportunities, education and health care grow; some say additional action is needed for on-the-job training, options for elder care and improvements in mass transportation. Because of the religious and cultural taboo in the country, many women do not drive, even though they are legally able to drive. Many women end up relying on mass transportation, where availability is limited.
Debate Renewed
Many impediments remain that affect women's work-life balance: The Bangladeshi culture expects women to cook, clean and look after their children, even if they have full-time jobs. The discussion around women's unpaid household work were renewed by a speech made by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina that went viral on social media nearly two years ago.
Sheikh Hasina, widely known for her straight talk and sharp sense of humour, in a speech in February 2017, said "People get surprised when they learn that I cook. I don't understand what's so surprising about that? I am a mother and a grandmother. My grandchildren love to eat food that I cook. It doesn't matter whether I am the prime minister or not, I love to cook for my family."
She told the audience that both her son and daughter-in-law are professionals and they share household duties, such as cooking, cleaning, caring for and rearing their children, and helping with their studies. Neither believes the chores are the job of a particular gender, she added.
The prime minister, however, pointed out that most households in Bangladesh do not share this belief system when it comes to sharing household chores.
"Most men would say, 'I don't know how to do this kind of stuff' or 'I'm tired,' " Sheikh Hasina added. But she immediately dismissed those complaints, saying, "There is no shame in doing household chores. … Men usually say, 'We can't.' Why would they say something like that? What's so difficult that they can't do? If you can't, you must learn. Both the husband and the wife must share the burden."
Do Comments On Social Media Speak The Truth?
Zahidul Hoque commented after sharing the clip of Sheikh Hasina's speech on Facebook, writing, "I have been cooking for the Customs officers at Chittagong House, (of Customs Department) for last seven years though I am employed as a driver. But I also always feel delighted to help my wife."
Benoy Bhuiyan wrote, "The Prophet himself used to help his wives in household chores…So there is no scope for any man to say it is not his duty to help in household chores."
Nazia Nigar commented, "Honourable Prime Minister, if every guy was like your son, we the Bangladeshi women, all would have been very happy house wives."
Nurul Haque wrote, "We are really inspired by your speech, from now on we boys would also do household chores."
Arjumand Ara Bokul commented, "I can't… why would they give this excuse? You are absolutely right, everybody must learn. Thank you honorable Prime Minister."
Kamrul Hasan wrote, "Yesterday chicken ranna korlam halka jhol with alu …bolte pari ladies fail." ((Translated: "Yesterday, I cooked chicken and potato curry. I can compete with any woman when it comes to cooking."))
Ruma Tabassum Nispa vented, "Indeed, they (men) get so tired coming back from work while women despite working as hard as donkey never get tired!"
Talat Islam shared a personal experience in his comment, "I still remember when she herself served us her cooked khichuri [[a traditional Bangla dish]] at the Dhanmondi residence while we were conducting a blood donation drive in the memory of the brutal killings of 15th August (1991/1992). She thanked us for our hard work and said, 'I should have cooked better food for all the hard work you are doing but couldn't as I had to prepare food for all the people.' "
Though the comments largely depict a favourable leaning toward the prime minister's view, statistics show the Bangladesh culture still views women as primarily responsible for household labour.
Source: voanews.com/a/carrying-a-culture-s-expectations-work-life-balance-for-women-in-bangladesh/4880435.html
URL: http://www.newageislam.com/islam,-women-and-feminism/satarupa-barua/bangladesh-culture-still-views-women-as-primarily-responsible-for-household-labour/d/118363