text:
Malware and Vulnerabilities
Code Hooking Is The Hidden Devil Behind Vulnerable Security Software
The Very Softwares That Keep You Safe Could Be Vulnerable…
Researchers from the data exfiltration company enSilo found 6 common security issues that affect more than 15 products and 3 different hooking engines including the most famous commercial hooking engine in the world, Microsoft Detours. These issues stem from incorrect implementations of code hooking and injections techniques according to their blog post on July 19.
"It all started back in 2015 when we noticed injection issue in AVG but this was only the tip of the iceberg. A few months after that we noticed similar issues in McAfee and Kaspersky Anti-Virus. At that point we decided to extend our research and look into the security implications of hooking engines and injection techniques. The results were depressing." — enSilo researchers
Who all are hit?
This problem not only affects security softwares like popular Anti-Virus softwares but also other common softwares like Microsoft Office which leaves millions of devices vulnerable. Data Leak Prevention (DLP), Anti-Exploitation, Host Intrusion Prevention Systems (HIPS), virtualization applications, performance monitoring softwares and more are also under the radar of this vulnerability.
Some of the vendors affected are listed below:
Microsoft's hooking engine, Detours. Quoting Microsoft.com: "Under commercial release for over 10 years, Detours is licensed by over 100 ISVs [independent software vendors] and used within nearly every product team at Microsoft."
Emsisoft
Some of the vendors have patched their software quickly when notified in the past few months but others still need to act upon this.
How bad is it?
Most of these vulnerabilities allow hackers to bypass operating system and third-party exploit mitigation systems. This makes the work of the attacker quite easy which would be unlikely or even impossible to exploit normally .
It is unclear exactly how long have these vulnerabilities existed but the issue in Microsoft Detours existed for at least 8 years which is now scheduled for patching in August.
Security Or Insecurity
Softwares meant to provide security to users have time and again been proved vulnerable in the recent past. Last month, flaws were discovered in Symantec security products by Google's Project Zero team. Also Kaspersky products were found vulnerable in other research.
FireEye's security product was apparently hacked by Los Angeles-based researcher Kristian Erik Hermansen, who revealed on Twitter that he had found 'at least four' security flaws in the company's core product.
All this leads to a doubt in a common user's mind who expects these softwares to provide them security. Hope these software vendors become more serious about the security of their own products.
Stay tuned for latest updates!
Microsoft Detours
Data Leak
Code Hooking
2016 guide on how to tell if your phone has been hacked
Bitcoins and cyber crimes
The Hacker Tools


text:
Home / Markets / Stock Markets / Ajay Shah colluded to misuse NSE data for commercial purposes: Sebi
Ajay Shah colluded to misuse NSE data for commercial purposes: Sebi
3 min read . Updated: 02 May 2019, 10:31 AM IST Jayshree P. Upadhyay
The Sebi order did not go into whether any financial gain was made by the alleged misuse of the NSE data.
Academic with govt think-tank used data to develop algo trading software, says Sebi
SEBI charged Shah with violating Sebi's Prevention of Fraud and Unfair Trade (PFUTP) norms
Among the multiple angles investigated by the stock market regulator in the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd (NSE) co-location case, one pertains to the alleged misuse of exchange data for commercial gains.
In one of the five orders it put out after a four-year-long investigation, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said Ajay Shah, a senior academic with the government think-tank National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (NIPFP), along with his wife and sister-in-law, misused market data obtained from the NSE for commercial gains.
Each one of Hindenburg's allegations is a lie: Adani's ...
Sebi has held that Shah, along with his sister-in-law and an NSE official, "have collusively worked to fulfil their commercial goals by fraudulently using the data that was obtained by them from NSE to develop an algo trading software and products". This trading software was used for sale to market participants for dealing in the securities market. Some of these products were allegedly used by firms for unfair access to NSE's systems.
In response to a query, Shah said in an emailed response that he was very disappointed with the order. "The order is not supported by facts. The data in question was never misused. I have no more comments at this point."
Also read: What's in a financial ratio? Just an additional ₹350 crore fine for NSE
Sebi charged Shah with violating Sebi's Prevention of Fraud and Unfair Trade (PFUTP) norms and barred him from having association with any market infrastructure institute, listed company or registered intermediary for a period of two years.
The order, however, did not go into whether any financial gain was made by the alleged misuse of the NSE data.
"To my mind, there should be parallel adjudicating proceedings to delve into monetary gains and for imposition of penalties. The order has not dealt with issues of conflict of interest and lapses by the NSE board," said Deepika Vijay Sawhney, advocate, Corporate Professionals, a law firm.
The man behind a $50 billion sell-off
From 97% to 42%: How tax rates for individuals changed ...
India's budgets over the years, in numbers
According to Sebi, this is how the alleged misdemeanour unfolded: The NSE had engaged the services of Infotech Financial Services Pvt. Ltd to build a liquidity index or LIX. This project, according to Sebi's 40-page order, "involved inherent conflict of interest". One of the directors at Infotech was Sunita Thomas, Shah's sister-in-law, and wife of Suprabhat Lala, assistant vice-president, NSE.
Shah, who was on the board of National Securities Clearing Corp. Ltd in August 2012, failed to disclose this conflict of interest to NSE and its officials, the Sebi order said. This conflict of interest was ignored by Lala when the LIX project was awarded to Infotech.
Sebi also directed Lala, Thomas and Infotech not to associate with the securities markets. Infotech and its two directors, which includes Thomas, have been barred from providing services to any Sebi-registered entity for two years. Lala has also been barred for two years.
"The LIX proof of concept project was a research project that NSE contracted to do with Infotech Financials. 'Colluded' is not the right word to use. We worked along with Ajay Shah who was one of the researchers on the project. The project did not require 'seamless data transmission'. We were provided anonymised historical price data by NSE since it was required for the project, the contents of which was a subset of that available normally with any trading member," said Sunita Thomas, director, Infotech.
"We had developed our software as early as 2005 and the LIX project was done in 2009-10 so the statement that we used this data to develop our algo-trading platform is wrong. Also, our product Chanakya is a algorithmic trading platform with no pre-built strategies. Since we don't have our own strategies, historical data is not required. Our clients, which include trading members, get their proprietary strategies developed on this platform and test it at their own offices which has realtime data, which is far broader in content, so that statement was factually not right. None of brokerage firms named in the orders are clients of our trading platform," she added.
NSE managing director and chief executive officer Vikram Limaye said in an interview on Tuesday that for employee-related matters (Lala) the exchange is exploring legal options.
"The examination conducted by Sebi revealed that trading data that was received by Infotech from NSE for research in the LIX project was being misused for developing algorithm trading products," said S.K. Mohanty, whole time member, Sebi, in the order.
Shah, however, said there was no conflict of interest or connection between building an index and an algorithmic trading platform.
Jayshree P Upadhyay
Jayshree heads a team of reporters focussing on legal, regulatory, investigative stories. She has worked for over a decade, reporting on financial scams, legal stories and the intersection of corporate and regulatory issues. She is based in Mumbai and has previously worked with Business Standard, Mint, The Morning Context and Bloomberg TV India.
Know your inner investor Do you have the nerves of steel or do you get insomniac over your investments? Let's define your investment approach.
GENIE RECOMMENDS
Get the best recommendations on Stocks, Mutual Funds and more based on your Risk profile!

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
U.S. can mine the deep seabed without ratifying UNCLOS
Revision operations
According to U.S. foreign relations law, the United States may engage in deep seabed mining activities even if it does not accede to UNCLOS, provided that such activities are conducted without claiming sovereignty over any part of the deep seabed and as long as the mining activities are conducted with due regard to the rights of other nations to engage in mining.This position is also reflected in the Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act of 1980.
Deep Seabed Mining
Quicktabs: Arguments
Most significant seabed mineral deposits lie within EEZ
A study by Christopher Garrison indicates that the overwhelming majority of seabed mining activities have taken place within the 200 nm limit, which is subject to coastal state rather than ISA jurisdiction and regulation.9 Even the ISA has acknowledged that "no sustained operations have taken place for the commercial recovery of solid minerals in water depths greater than 200 metres."10 ISA fact sheets also indicate that the best potential for cobalt-rich crust mining is located in the EEZs of the United States (Johnston Island and Hawaii), the Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia.11 Similarly, the largest known deposit of polymetallic sulphides is located in the Red Sea within the EEZ of the coastal states and the first commercial mining of polymetallic sulphides is scheduled to occur within the EEZs of Papua New Guinea, Fiji and Tonga in 2010.12 None of these potential mining areas are subject to regulation or control by the ISA.
[ Page 154-155 ]
Pedrozo, Raul. "Is it Time for the United States to Join the Law of the Sea Convention." Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce. Vol. 41, No. 2 (April 2010): 151-166. [ More (9 quotes) ]
US ocean policy already allows development of deep seabed mingling resources within US EEZ
The U.S. legal position set forth in 1983 on deep seabed mining remains the same today. According to the Restatement of the Law, Third, of the Foreign Relations Law of the United States, the United States may engage in deep seabed mining activities even if it does not accede to UNCLOS, provided that such activities are conducted without claiming sovereignty over any part of the deep seabed and as long as the mining activities are conducted with due regard to the rights of other nations to engage in mining. As related by the Restatement, "like the fish of the high seas the minerals of the deep sea-bed are open to anyone to take."
The U.S. position is also reflected in the Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act of 1980, which Congress enacted two years before the adoption of UNCLOS to provide a framework for U.S. corporations to conduct deep seabed mining until such time as the United States joins an acceptable convention on the law of the sea. The DSHMRA states the U.S. position on the legality of deep seabed mining as follows:
[I]t is the legal opinion of the United States that exploration for and commercial recovery of hard mineral resources of the deep seabed are freedoms of the high seas subject to a duty of reasonable regard to the interests of other states in their exercise of those and other freedoms recognized by general principles of international law.
In sum, the long-held position of the United States, both domestically and internationally, is that U.S. citizens and corporations have the right to explore and exploit the deep seabed regardless of whether or not the United States is a party to UNCLOS.
[ Page 9 ]
Groves, Steven. "The Law of the Sea: Costs of U.S. Accession to UNCLOS ." Testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, June 14, 2012. [ More (11 quotes) ]
US companies could still mine deep seabed outside UNCLOS by going through foreign subsidiaries
U.S. companies may operate through foreign subsidiaries. If a U.S. company insists on engaging in mining only under the convention's auspices despite the inequities associated with the UNCLOS regime, it may do so. Specifically, if the United States continues to remain a non-member of UNCLOS, a U.S. seabed mining company may incorporate a subsidiary entity in a country that is party to the convention. In this manner, the U.S. entity's subsidiary may apply for an exploration contract under the sponsorship of the foreign country and engage in seabed mining through the convention's regime.
The practice of U.S. companies partnering with foreign entities in seabed mining ventures has precedent. As previously noted, all four U.S. private-sector mining consortia originally included foreign partners or ownership interests: KCON had Canadian, Japanese, and british interests; OmA had belgian and Italian interests; OmI had Canadian, Japanese, and German interests; and OmCO had Dutch interests.90
[ Page 14 ]
Groves, Steven. The U.S. Can Mine the Deep Seabed Without Joining the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea . Heritage Foundation: Washington, D.C., December 04, 2012 (18p). [ More (8 quotes) ]
US has already negotiated bilateral agreements with all nations adjoining its claims in the CCZ
In sum, the United States has agreements with almost every nation that the Authority has licensed to explore the CCZ (belgium, China, France, Germany, Japan, russia, and the United Kingdom), all of which remain in force and effect at the present day.29 Those nations have made a commitment to the United States that they will not interfere with or infringe on the claims by the United States or its companies in the CCZ. None of the nations has denounced or withdrawn from the agreements or has otherwise indicated that it does not respect its international commitments to recognize U.S. claims in the CCZ.
Among the nations that have sponsored claimants in the CCZ, only four—Nauru, Kiribati, South Korea, and Tonga—are not party to a seabed agreement with the United States. The U.S. should remedy this by nego- tiating memoranda of understanding with those nations along the same lines as the 1991 agreements with China and the Soviet Union. Although the claims of Nauru, Kiribati, South Korea, and Tonga do not overlap the areas currently claimed by the United States, the agreements would establish a bilateral commitment from each of those nations not to infringe on U.S. claims in the CCZ and to cooperate in the event of a dispute.
Under 1980 DSMHRA Act, US citizens and corporations are fee to mine deep seabed regardless of whether US is party to UNCLOS
Indeed, this was the U.S. position prior to UNCLOS III. Years earlier, Congress made clear the U.S. position on the legality of deep seabed mining in the Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act of 1980 (DSHMRA):
[I]t is the legal opinion of the United States that exploration for and commercial recovery of hard mineral resources of the deep seabed are freedoms of the high seas subject to a duty of reason- able regard to the interests of other states in their exercise of those and other freedoms recognized by general principles of international law.10
The U.S. position set forth in 1980 in DSHMRA and again in 1983 at UNCLOS III remains the same today. According to the Restatement of the Law, Third, of the Foreign Relations Law of the United States, U.S. citizens and corporations may engage in seabed mining regardless of whether the U.S. accedes to UNCLOS, provided that they conduct such mining without claiming sovereignty over any part of the seabed and as long as the mining activities are exercised with due regard to the rights of other nations engaged in mining.11 As related by the Restatement, "like the fish of the high seas the minerals of the deep sea-bed are open to anyone to take."12
Most firms rationally understand there is little benefit from gaining international recognition for their seabed claim
However, most businessmen understand that it makes little difference whether or not, say, Congo, recognizes their right to harvest manganese nodules in the Pacific. Indeed, given the dynamics of seabed mining, it probably doesn't even matter if other industrialized nations with firms capable of mining the ocean floor recognize one's claim. In all but the most unusual cases, the seabed's irregular geography and surplus of nodules make "poaching" uneconomical—it would make more sense to develop a new site than to attempt to overrun someone else's.
Bandow, Doug. Don't Resurrect the Law of the Sea Treaty . Cato Institute: Washington, D.C., October 13, 2005 (1-20p). [ More (16 quotes) ]
DSHMRA act has already given US industries the legal authority they need to conduct deep seabed mining operations
Groves said the Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act (DSHMRA) of 1980 set forth the mechanism for com- panies like Lockheed Martin to obtain its licenses to engage in deep seabed mining and to renew their claims in the eastern Pacific Ocean. These licenses were obtained by Lockheed nearly 40 years ago and are known as legacy claims that pre-date the Law of the Sea, he maintains.
Under U.S. and international law, Groves said Lockheed Martin has every right and ability to engage in deep seabed mining.
"These [legacy claims] go back to pre-Law of the Sea Treaty. They had to be specifically written into the annexes of the Treaty, and so we [the United States] have those claims," Groves said, underscoring the argument that DSHMRA already covers rights and titles over claims in international waters.
"Lockheed Martin has just decided at this point in time that it is not economically feasible for them to do it. Now what they do, and what's their right as a company to do, is lobby the Senate, making a claim. This is not a fact, this is not set in granite, this is a claim that they need the treaty in order to get the necessary certainty to engage in the expensive process of deep seabed mining."
Daisy R. Khalifa. "Point/Counterpoint ." Sea Power. (July 1, 2012) [ More ]
An informal, non-UNCLOS, multilateral organization would be sufficient to protect U.S. interests in mining deep seabed
Still, treaty supporters point out, the LOST, having gained more than the necessary 60 ratifications from UN member nations, will go into effect in November 1994 irrespective of Washington's ratification decision. However, nations cannot be held to surrender their rights because other states have ratified a treaty. Put bluntly, it matters little whether or not Djibouti, Fiji, or Zambia approves of American mining consortia operating in the Pacific. An ISA without any industrialized states as members would be about as effective as the "international regime" that is supposed to be established under the UN Moon Treaty, which--I am not making this up, to quote humorist Dave Barry--formally took effect 10 years ago in July.13
A decentralized and relatively informal system, perhaps with a small international office, that provided for mutual recognition of mine sites and arbitration of conflicts would offer adequate security of tenure for mining companies. In fact, the United States and the Europeans implemented that type of strategy when they rejected the LOST.14 Other nations, particularly those like China, India, and South Korea, which have indicated an interest in seabed mining, could be invited to join such a system as well. That approach would operate with minimal bureaucracy and cost and would be confined to essentials--most important, developing a stable investment regime.
Bandow, Doug. Faulty Repairs: The Law of the Sea Treaty is Still Unacceptable . Cato Institute: Washington, D.C., September 12, 1994. [ More (5 quotes) ]
This is an argument in support of one of the positions in the debate over U.S. ratification of UNCLOS. An argument is composed of a claim and a warrant, and is supported by quotations from authoritative sources or logical analysis. If applicable, you can view the counter-, parent-, or supporting- arguments to this argument below or view a random argument.
Argument Tree
The U.S. should not Ratify the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
The U.S. would not Benefit from Ratification of UNCLOS
Deep seabed mining is not currently technologically viable
Counterarguments
U.S. ratification of UNCLOS key to development of deep seabed mining industry [ Compare ]


text:
Anton Braun (mechanic)
Anton Braun , also Antonius Braun, (born October 22, 1686 in Möhringen an der Donau , † April 20, 1728 in Vienna ) was a mechanic , optician (instrument maker) and court mathematician in Vienna. He invented one of the first calculating machines ( mechanicae mathematicus ).
Little is known about his training path, but he came from a watchmaking family. Stays in Prague around 1719 and in Milan around 1720 are documented. There he worked as an instrument maker. From 1724 he then held the position of chamber optic at the court in Vienna. Three years later, as an applicant for the position of imperial instrument maker, he prevailed against a large number of competitors. But only about a year later Braun died on April 20, 1728. His wife Maria Magdalena, b. Stein from Ettlingen , whom he married in 1712, he left a small fortune, part of which went to his hometown Möhringen in his will .
In 1727 he built a calculating machine based on sprocket wheels (invented by Giovanni Poleni in Padua in 1709) and shaped like a drum. It is in the Technisches Museum Wien. It is splendidly decorated and bears a dedication to the emperor and the name of the builder Antonius Braun SCM Opticus et mathematicus on the lid and the date of completion 1727. A working replica is in the Arithmeum .
He worked with his son Anton Braun the Younger (1708–1776).
A second calculating machine from him has a completely different structure and is located in the Deutsches Museum in Munich. Only externally does it resemble the calculating machine in Vienna (round shape, crank in the middle, concentrically arranged number windows, splendid decorations), but it is smaller. It was completed by Philippe Vayringe from Lorraine in 1736 (which is why the lid says brown invenit, Vayringe fecit ), who came to the Viennese court with his husband Maria Theresa Franz von Lothringen. The original is in the Deutsches Museum, working replicas (made in the Feintechnikschule Villingen-Schwenningen) of this calculating machine are also in Munich, in the Arithmeum in Bonn and in the museum in the town hall of his hometown Möhringen , today a district of Tuttlingen . The design is similar to one that Jacob Leupold published in his book on machines. All four basic arithmetic operations were technically possible. The machine came to Munich from private ownership in Vienna in 1925.
Calculating machine from Anton Braun
The calculating machine he constructed in 1727 is one of the first that worked well in practice even after years of use (which could not be said of other predecessors) and was used at the imperial court.
For his services at the court of Emperor Charles VI. he received a diamond-studded necklace with the portrait of the emperor - it can also be seen in the Möhringen town hall - and also 10,000 guilders, which he bequeathed to his hometown. The Braun'sche-Susan'sche Foundation exists there to this day. a. was founded with this donation. The Möhringen Hospital (now a vocational training center) was built from these funds and those in need are still supported from it. The Möhringen local council also acts as the foundation council. The chairman is the mayor.
Josef Nagler Description of Antonius Braun's calculating machine . In: Blätter für Technikgeschichte , Heft 22, 1960, pp. 81–87
Erhard Anthes On the 300th birthday of Anton Braun (1686–1728), instrument maker in Vienna and designer of a calculating machine . In: Historische Bürowelt , No. 18, 1987
Joachim Fischer pieces of jewelry for mechanical instruments and computing devices . In: Culture and Technology , No. 3, 1988
Franz Fuchs The calculating machines in the Deutsches Museum . In: Papier-Zeitung , No. 62, 1926
Maria Habacher Mathematical instrument maker, mechanic, optician and watchmaker in the service of the imperial court in Vienna (1630–1750) . In: Blätter für Technikgeschichte , No. 22, 1960
Adolf Wissner Astronomical and mathematical instruments in the Deutsches Museum in Munich . In: Sudhoffs Archiv , No. 3, 1958
Calculating machine by Braun and Vayringe in the Deutsches Museum
More on the Braun and Vayringe calculating machine at the Deutsches Museum
F. Diestelkamp: Braun, Antonius . In: Computer Lexicon .
SURNAME Braun, Anton
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Braun, Antonius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German mechanic, optician and court mathematician in Vienna
PLACE OF BIRTH Möhringen on the Danube
DATE OF DEATH April 20, 1728
Place of death Vienna
This page was last edited on 9 July 2019, at 10:11 PM.
This page is based on the copyrighted Wikipedia article "Anton_Braun_%28Mechaniker%29" (Authors); it is used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. You may redistribute it, verbatim or modified, providing that you comply with the terms of the CC-BY-SA.


The art of perfume in perfect form – these are the E.Coudray fragrances for women.
The company was founded in 1810 in Paris. By 1822 Edmond Coudray was already delivering his precious perfume creations to all the great royal families of Europe, from France via England through to Russia. In 1837 Coudray achieved the much sought after status of supplier to the English royal family. Until 1908, the company remained family-owned, and was subsequently taken over by Edouard Colmant. The First and Second World War nearly caused the company to sink into oblivion, like so many others, but it proved possible to preserve the original formulations of the perfumes for a new beginning. Every perfume from the E.Coudray perfume house attracts attention even today, thanks to the extravagance for which the rococo period is noted. Decadence, luxury, veritable pomp, these qualities are typical for the E.Coudray women's perfumes. The same is of course true for the creams and delicate soaps, which the company still produces today. Thanks to the traditional formulations from Edmond Coudray, the bath is not reduced to a simple occasion for bodily cleansing, but becomes the opening of a sensual symphony of scent. The Edmond Coudray scents for women are feminine, sensual, and excellently suited to all women who stand by their femininity.


Leave the taxes and accounting to us.
At Ferguson, Timar & Co., we make it our first priority to simplify your life through clear and timely communication, an unrivaled attention to detail, and helpful customer service. With our CPA services, you can expect tax preparation and planning, audit assessment, and meetings as needed to consult on tax strategies and compliance. We also offer reviewed financial statements and compilation services.
Whether your goal is to minimize your tax liability or maximize profitability for loan borrowing power, we at Ferguson, Timar & Company will determine your goals to ensure that your financial and tax needs are met.
If you're ready to talk now, call us today at 714-204-0100.


I had a dream that I was at an actual taping of I Love Lucy. I wondered backstage & saw all of the furniture & I could hear Lucy, Desi, Vivian & William (Bill) rehearsing their lines. I never saw them, but just to stand in the shadows & eavesdrop was thrilling! And I was dressed in the most darling '50's dress with full skirt & hat. I didn't want to wake up! Wwwwwaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!


text:
Q: How to skip nodes of starting in linked list I am trying to work on pointers.
I am under a situation that i want to traverse the linked list after the second node(from third node).
I have the basic idea to traversing the linked list is:
while(temp!=NULL)
{
 temp=temp->next;
}

So what i want is this linked list must start from third position. Could anyone please help me in preparing logic for that? I am not interested in any using any in-built functions.
I will use this logic in other application.

A: If your list is temp then temp is also the first element.
Then temp->next will be second element, and temp->next->next will be the third.
So if you write
temp = temp->next->next;

temp will be pointing to the third element and you can start your traverse from there.

A: Node *nth(Node *head, int nth){//nth : 0 origin
    while(nth && head){
        --nth;
        head = head->next;
    }
    return head;
}
...
Node *third = nth(head, 2);

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Q: Python: why driver.find_element_by_class_name gives no such element: Unable to locate element Currently I'm working with Selenium trying properly identify elements using 'Inspect' from Chrome.
In certain cases some of my buttons to click defined only by class, however certain classes are failed to be found using''' driver.find_element_by_class_name '''.
Here is the peace of code I retrive with Inspect from Chrome:

     <button type="button" id="ext-gen1329" class=" x-btn-text menu_import2">Import Expenses</button>

*

*I need to click on 'Import Expenses' button which is part of 'x-btn-text menu_import2' class. I can not use XPATH or ID here, because it's dynamic value for different submission forms it has different values.
So I try to use class: ''' driver.find_element_by_class_name(" x-btn-text menu_import2") '''
However, it gives me back an error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#23>", line 1, in
driver.find_element_by_class_name(" x-btn-text menu_import2")
File "C:\Users\ataranov\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webdriver.py", line 564, in find_element_by_class_name
return self.find_element(by=By.CLASS_NAME, value=name)
File "C:\Users\ataranov\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webdriver.py", line 976, in find_element
return self.execute(Command.FIND_ELEMENT, {
File "C:\Users\ataranov\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webdriver.py", line 321, in execute
self.error_handler.check_response(response)
File "C:\Users\ataranov\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\errorhandler.py", line 242, in check_response
raise exception_class(message, screen, stacktrace)
selenium.common.exceptions.InvalidSelectorException: Message: invalid selector: An invalid or illegal selector was specified
(Session info: chrome=89.0.4389.90

*At the same time I can find'x-toolbar-cell' class :'''driver.find_element_by_class_name("x-toolbar-cell")''' without any problems.

*

*What is the problem here to find class I need with '''find_element_by_class'''? Why it works for one class, but does not for another one?

*Is it somehow related to the fact that '''x-btn-text menu_import2 ''' is enclosed to other class? If so, how find class what are wrapped to other's classes?

*Any other way to find object in this case, like using button text title 'Import Expenses'

A: driver.find_element_by_css_selector("button.x-btn-text.menu_import2")

Multiple class names need to be dealt like so . class_name only deals with a single class identifier.
To find by text you could.
 driver.find_element_by_xpath("//button[.='Import Expenses']")


text:
Theo van Doesburg (* 30. August 1883 in Utrecht; † 7. März 1931 in Davos, Schweiz), eigentlich Christian Emil Marie Küpper, war ein niederländischer Maler, Schriftsteller, Architekt, Bildhauer, Typograf und Kunsttheoretiker.

Van Doesburg schuf geometrisch aufgebaute Gemälde und gehörte somit zu den Mitbegründern der abstrakten Malerei. Er war 1917 Mitbegründer der Künstlervereinigung De Stijl. Später schloss er sich für kurze Zeit dem Dadaismus an. 1924 wurde von ihm der Begriff Konkrete Kunst eingeführt.

Leben und Werk

Van Doesburg prägte den Begriff konkrete Kunst und gründete zusammen mit Piet Mondrian, Georges Vantongerloo, Robert van 't Hoff, J. J. P. Oud, Jan Wils, Bart van der Leck und anderen im Jahr 1917 die Künstlerbewegung De Stijl.

Van Doesburg wollte ursprünglich Schauspieler werden, studierte aber ab 1899 Malerei. Im Jahr 1908 stellte er erstmals aus. Wie Mondrian schuf er geometrisch-flächig aufgebaute Gemälde. Er lernte Walter Gropius und Bruno Taut kennen und übte von 1921 bis 1922 eine Lehrtätigkeit in Privatkursen über architektonische Gestaltung am Weimarer Bauhaus aus. Eine Festanstellung als Meister hatte Gropius abgelehnt, jedoch beeinflusste Doesburg andere Lehrer des Bauhauses.

1922 gehörte von Doesburg zu den Autoren der von El Lissitzky und Ilja Ehrenburg konzipierten kurzlebigen Zeitschrift "Gegenstand", die sich dem Dialog von Künstlern verschiedener Nationalitäten verschrieben hatte. Im gleichen Jahr führte er den Dadaismus in den Niederlanden ein und veröffentlichte – unter dem Pseudonym I. K. Bonset – die dadaistische Zeitschrift Mecano. Am 10. Januar 1923 initiierte er den "Dada-Feldzug" in den Niederlanden mit dem ersten Dada-Abend in Den Haag. Die letzte Dada-Soirée fand am 13. April im friesischen Drachten statt. In diesem Jahr 1923 endeten die Aktionen des Dadaismus endgültig.

Für das Café und Tanzlokal Aubette am Kléberplatz in Straßburg entwarf er 1927/28 mit Sophie Taeuber-Arp und deren Mann Hans Arp als Gesamtkunstwerk der De-Stijl-Bewegung folgend die Umgestaltung der Innendekoration. Sie wurde Ende der 1930er Jahre zerstört, da sie dem Publikumsgeschmack nicht entsprach, und von 1989 bis 1994 wiederhergestellt.

Im Jahr 1931 war er in Paris zusammen mit Antoine Pevsner, Naum Gabo, Auguste Herbin und Georges Vantongerloo Gründungsmitglied der Künstlervereinigung Abstraction-Création in Paris, die 1946 vom Salon des Réalités Nouvelles abgelöst wurde.

1937 wurden in der Nazi-Aktion "Entartete Kunst" aus dem Provinzial-Museum Hannover sein Ölgemälde "Abstrakte Komposition" und seine Zeichnung "Entwurf für ein Fenster" beschlagnahmt und vernichtet.

1947 fand eine Retrospektive seiner Werke in Peggy Guggenheims Galerie Art of This Century in New York statt.

1955 waren seine Werke posthum auf der Documenta 1 in Kassel vertreten.

Ausstellungen
1908 in Den Haag.
1923 Ausstellung von Architekturmodellen von van Doesburg und van Eesteren in der "Galerie de l'Effort", Paris.
1947 (posthum) Retrospektive, Art of This Century, New York.
1955 (posthum) Documenta 1, Kassel.
1968 (posthum) Theo van Doesburg 1883–1931, Stedelijk van Abbe Museum.
1976 (posthum) Malewitsch bis Mondrian und ihre Kreise. Aus der Sammlung Wilhelm Hack Köln / Ludwigshafen am Rhein. Kölnischer Kunstverein.

Werke (Auswahl)

Architektur

 1918 mit J.J.P. Oud: Ferienheim "De Vonk", Noordwijkerhout
 1923 mit Cornelis van Eesteren: Huis van Zessen, Alblasserdam
1927/28 mit Hans Arp und Sophie Taeuber-Arp: "Cinébal" der Aubette, Straßburg (zerstört, rekonstruiert)
1930 Haus des Architekten, Meudon-Val-Fleury

Malerei
1914 Mädchen mit Hahnenfuß
1918 Rhythmus eines russischen Tanzes
1925/26 Kontra-Komposition XIII

Fotogalerie Dada

Fotogalerie Konstruktivistische Werke

Fotogalerie Design

Ehrungen

Literatur

 Matthias Noell: Im Laboratorium der Moderne. das Atelierwohnhaus von Theo van Doesburg in Meudon. gta Verlag Zürich 2010, ISBN 978-3-85676-246-9.
 Nina Gülicher, Reinhard Spieler (Hg.): hackstücke #3. Theo van Doesburg. Komposition. Wienand Verlag, Köln 2012. ISBN 978-3-86832-098-5.

Weblinks

 Theo van Doesburg bei Google Arts & Culture

 kunstaspekte.de

Einzelnachweise

Maler (Niederlande)
Architekt (Niederlande)
Maler der Moderne
Künstler der Konkreten Kunst
Künstler des Konstruktivismus
Künstler (documenta)
Niederländer
Geboren 1883
Gestorben 1931
Mann

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


For starters, this open-concept living/dining area is yuuuuuuge. You'll be hosting the family Christmas at your place for the foreseeable future with this much acreage. It's a paradise for the party-lover. The second living space clocks in at 1,000 square feet all on its own — and bonus! — it can be closed off with four large double-paned sliding doors. You know, for those holiday parties that get a bit … rowdy.
Tucked back in there behind those French doors near the entry, you'll find a dedicated home office – a must have, in my book. It's bright and positioned perfectly, I think, to stay separate from the noise of the home.
The kitchen might be a little small for the scope of the house, but it's well done and really fetching. With stainless everything, quartz counter tops, and a generous pantry, it checks every box on my wants list.
I dig the fireplace in the living room. Overall, the materials choices in this renovation come across as well thought out. Side note: we're a TV family, so I confess I immediately wondered where, in this space, a TV might belong. I'm not sure there's an optimal place. But then there's the second living room. And there's no shortage of options in there for entertainment set-up.
Here's another shot of that enormous second living space. There's really no end to what could be done in such a flexible, open space. Pool table, perhaps?
The master bedroom is bright and beautiful and provides private access to the backyard pool. The attached bath is perfection, with double vanity and a gorgeous shower/tub enclosure – all done in a cool, pretty palette. That tub, though. Wow.
Naturally, the rest of the bedrooms and bathrooms turned out equally nice.
Finally, in the backyard, a privacy fence lines the perimeter and it appears either new or very well kept up. A pool and spa round things out nicely in this entertainer's dream house. Want more? Visit one of the open houses this weekend for a full tour!
Al G. Hill Jr, R.I.P.


text:
Desmoscolex vanoyei is een rondwormensoort uit de familie van de Desmoscolecidae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1943 door De Coninck.

Desmoscolecida


text:
Q: WebView isn't opening my me web but in browser works I read a lot of posts like this here, but didn't work for me...
It always shows me "Webpage not available"
activity.java
    package ar.com.liit.datawarehouse;

    import ar.com.liit.datawarehouse.util.SystemUiHider;

    import android.annotation.SuppressLint;
    import android.app.Activity;
    import android.os.Bundle;
    import android.os.Handler;
    import android.view.View;
    import android.webkit.WebView;
    import android.webkit.WebViewClient;

    public class FullscreenActivity extends Activity {

        private static final int HIDER_FLAGS = SystemUiHider.FLAG_HIDE_NAVIGATION;
        private SystemUiHider mSystemUiHider;

        @Override
        protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
            super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
            setContentView(R.layout.activity_fullscreen);
            final View contentView = findViewById(R.id.fullscreen_content);
            mSystemUiHider = SystemUiHider.getInstance(this, contentView, HIDER_FLAGS);
            mSystemUiHider.setup();
        }

        @SuppressLint("SetJavaScriptEnabled")
        @Override
        protected void onPostCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
            super.onPostCreate(savedInstanceState);
            delayedHide(100);
            final WebView wBrowser = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.webView1);
            wBrowser.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
            wBrowser.loadUrl("https://liit.com.ar/");
            wBrowser.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient() {
                public void onReceivedError(WebView view, int errorCode, String description, String failingUrl) {
                    wBrowser.loadUrl("https://www.google.com/");
                }
            });
        }
        Handler mHideHandler = new Handler();
        Runnable mHideRunnable = new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                mSystemUiHider.hide();
            }
        };
        private void delayedHide(int delayMillis) {
            mHideHandler.removeCallbacks(mHideRunnable);
            mHideHandler.postDelayed(mHideRunnable, delayMillis);
        }
    }

manifest
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
        package="ar.com.liit.datawarehouse"
        android:versionCode="1"
        android:versionName="1.0" >
        <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
        <uses-sdk
            android:minSdkVersion="14"
            android:targetSdkVersion="17" />
        <application
            android:allowBackup="true"
            android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher"
            android:label="@string/app_name"
            android:theme="@style/AppTheme"
            android:hardwareAccelerated="true">
            <activity
                android:name="ar.com.liit.datawarehouse.FullscreenActivity"
                android:configChanges="orientation|keyboardHidden|screenSize"
                android:label="@string/app_name"
                android:theme="@android:style/Theme.NoTitleBar.Fullscreen" >
                <intent-filter>
                    <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />

                    <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
                </intent-filter>
            </activity>
        </application>

    </manifest>

layout
    <FrameLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
        xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        android:background="#0099cc"
        tools:context=".FullscreenActivity" >

        <!--
             The primary full-screen view. This can be replaced with whatever view
             is needed to present your content, e.g. VideoView, SurfaceView,
             TextureView, etc.
        -->

        <TextView
            android:id="@+id/fullscreen_content"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="match_parent"
            android:gravity="center"
            android:keepScreenOn="true"
            android:text="@string/dummy_content"
            android:textColor="#33b5e5"
            android:textSize="50sp"
            android:textStyle="bold" />

        <!--
             This FrameLayout insets its children based on system windows using
             android:fitsSystemWindows.
        -->

        <FrameLayout
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="match_parent"
            android:fitsSystemWindows="true" >

            <WebView
                android:id="@+id/webView1"
                android:layout_width="match_parent"
                android:layout_height="match_parent" />

        </FrameLayout>

    </FrameLayout>

A: it seems to be a well know "issue". The "fix" would be to override WebViewClient.onReceivedSslError, and use handler.proceed()


Finally is appropriate for 2 of the pictures in this post. Yesterday, I finally finished my Shetland Tea Lace Shawl, and today Logan City finally came to fill in the hole they jack hammered in my drive way!
Every year our friend John hosts a pot luck in his backyard for the 24th of July. His yard is just behind where they set off the fireworks. We have a great view.
At the pot luck, we finally me Justin's Fiance Jody and 2 of her kids.
I ended up getting up at 5:45 again because Eric couldn't sleep any longer. I grabbed my shawl project and blanket and headed to the camp fire. It wasn't too much longer until other people in the area were getting up. Kenny started a fire and we made breakfast. After breakfast we lazed around the fire for a bit then took off to Big Springs and John Sacks Cabin. While there, we saw Seagulls, Huge trout, ducks and a muskrat. It was fun. When we got back to the campsite, we packed down and headed home, on the way home we detoured to Mesa falls. It took an extra half hour, but it was so worth it! We were also very close to the Tetons.
I woke up at 5:45 am and trucked down to the lake to get a picture of the still water, then up to the bathroom. I knitted for a little while on my shawl then got up again to make the fire for breakfast. After breakfast, we packed down and drove into town to check out the antique shows. I found me a Boyd's Bear for $5. While there we got the call from Aunt Margie that they were at the group site and we could come move in too. So we headed back to the campsite. At lunch, set up camp again, relaxed and met Uncle Kenny's family until John and Britta arrived. We had to hunt Emma down when they got there because she had already made friends with Amanda, one of Kenny's nieces. Tyler woke up while they were deciding where to put their tent, so I stole him until he got hungry. While they were getting the fire started for dinner, we walked Abby, Landon, Emma and Sam over to the docks to look at the lake. We got to see a boat being loaded. For dinner, we ate Hamburgers. We cooked on Kenny and Margie's Camp chef. We did smores again, but Sammie didn't get one because she was so onry that Eric took her to bed. She fell asleep to rock music.
On Wednesday we drove up to Island Park Idaho to camp for a few days with family. We weren't passed on the information that there was a typo in the original invitation. So we got there a day early. We just went into the other area and picked out a campsite for the night. We were right down by the lake. We set up camp did some swimming, at least Eric and the girls did, it was way too cold for me, plus I don't like to swim where I can't see the bottom. Then, after Sam had pooped on me (I hate swimmers diapers for that reason), we went back to the site and started a fire for dinner. Eric found some wild strawberries. After dinner, there was roasting marshmallows and smores. We played a few games in between as well. Then it was time for bed. Sam didn't want to sleep, but Emma was ready.
I turned the heel on my socks while waiting for dinner to finish.
We went to Island park and camped for 3 days. Got home last night, unloaded, went to a pioneer day party, watched fireworks, came home slept, got up for farmer's market, had a slow sales day, came home and we all crashed! I promise updates tomorrow.
I have been blogging over at Yarn Today's Blog, and have been posting my finished objects along with everyone else's objects that I forgot to post them here. Here is a catch up!


Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery is offering free guided snowshoe tours again this winter. Beginning Dec 21, continuing through Jan 26, Fridays at 1pm, Saturdays at 10am and 1pm. Reservations are required. Please call 509-548-7641. Snowshoes are supplied. So are poles and gaiter, for those that need them. For groups of 10 or more, additional times/dates can be arranged. Call to book a tour.


text:
When Christian moved to Dunsborough in 1990, he dived into photography as a career; which meant that he took photos in between paying the bills with two casual jobs not related to photography. In the pre-digital and pre-photoshop days, Christian had to perfect working with the only tool at his disposal—his camera—which remains the essential skill in creating the best images possible, even today. He 'marinated' himself for many years developing black and white images in a secluded darkroom in his parents' house, and eventually started to sell his images in a local restaurant.
Following six hard years of effort doing commercial, portrait and wedding photography, he was ready to give up, until he walked into a gallery in Esperance that inspired him to focus on building a gallery of landscape images. He returned to Dunsborough with a renewed purpose, and sold his images in market stalls and in a small gallery space at the local framing shop. As his sales increased, he then established his galleries in the early 2000s and Christian Fletcher Photo Images was born.
Christian has perfected the art of light, composition, colour and post processing. He believes that all great landscape images have to have the 'perfect light' at their core, and it is this light that he is most respected for:
"Christian's pictures are not souvenirs, but images that help us to 'see' and to understand landscape as art. Light literally exudes from Christian's pictures like few others, and this luminescent enlightenment startles us with its clarity and perception" -Les Walkling, professional photographer
One of the highlights of Christian's work is imparting his knowledge to others in a series of workshops and online tutorials. If you have ever participated in one of his sessions, you will have experienced his enthusiasm, passion, humour and incredible depth of knowledge of both technical and creative skills. He does it for the love of passing on some of his knowledge, but admits that there is a 'bit of a perk' to traveling around the world to places like Cambodia, Iceland, Antarctica, and the many amazing locations in Australia for 'work'.
Christian is also a humble and passionate advocate for the very environment that allows him to do the job he loves. He is involved in many projects with other professional landscape photographers who share his philosophy about respecting the natural world we live in, and he is a vocal supporter for sustainability and action on climate change from a grass-roots level.
His foray into the aerial world of industrial photography reveals a beautiful, but dark side to environmental destruction. His images of 'altered landscapes' evoke a cascade of somewhat conflicting emotions—from the beauty of the composition and colour, to the disbelief and shock that the subject matter is of the utter destruction of our natural landscapes. Christian believes that you cannot force anyone to change, you can only give them the images and let them change themselves.
Christian's work has been recognised many times over the years. In 2011, the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) awarded him both the Western Australian and the Australian Professional Landscape Photographer of The Year. In 2014 he was again awarded the Western Australian Professional Landscape Photographer of The Year. He won the inaugural 2014 International Landscape Photographer of The Year competition with his aerial industrial images (http://www.internationallandscapephotographer.com/) and was awarded the 2015 AIPP West Australian Travel Photographer of the Year. His galleries have also won tourism awards for excellence. In 2018 his gallery won "Most Outstanding Business" at the Busselton Business Awards. In 2019 he was awarded "Excellence in the Creative Industry Award" at the Margaret River Region Business Awards. And in 2020 he won the Busselton Art Awards.
His images are on display at his bespoke art gallery in Dunsborough, in the Margaret River region of Western Australia or online at www.christianfletcher.com.au, and he teaches both online and in workshops across Australia and around the world (http://christianfletchertraining.com).
Christian uses his creativity and the best equipment available today to push the boundaries of landscape photography into areas that invoke serious reflection in the viewer's mind. But having said that, he keeps his first camera (a Rolliflex SL35) on display in his Dunsborough gallery to remind himself of where he has come from. He currently uses Leica digital equipment.
Christian has used many different camera systems over the years. Images from most can be seen in the gallery. They are –
Leica SL2 mirrorless full frame digital camera. The SL2 is the only mirrorless camera designed and crafted in Germany. The unprecedented resolution of the SL2's CMOS image sensor in full-frame format results in an unparalleled level of detail rendition and image quality. This is Christians current camera system. He uses three lenses from Leica the SUPER-VARIO-ELMAR-SL 16-35mm f3.5-4.5 ASPH, the LEICA VARIO-ELMARIT SL 24-90mm f2.8-4 ASPH and the LEICA VARIO-ELMARIT-SL 90-280 mm f2.8-4.
Phase One IQ280 80mp Medium format Digital Back Phase One XF Camera Body A range of lenses from Schneider for this system.
Sigma SD Quattro H. A range of Sigma Art Series lenses (14mm, 50mm, 85mm) Offering breathtaking resolution, rich gradations and colors, and exceptional realism, the Foveon X3 Quattro direct image sensor is a symbol of this never-ending pursuit of excellence. Value for money, you can't buy better.
Christian prints his own work on two state of the art Epson printers. The 44" wide Surecolor P10070 and the 64" wide Surecolor P20070 offer unrivalled performance and output with superior resolution, gradations and colour density. To ensure colour accuracy he uses professionally made icc profiles from Dr. Les Walkling.
When editing he uses software such as Capture One for RAW image processing. Photoshop CC for detailed precise image editing. Other third party software such as PT Gui, 3D LUT Creator, Sigma Photo Pro and Helicon Focus.
To maintain an accurate colour managed workflow he uses a Wacom Cintiq 27HD display.
SELECTED GROUP & SOLO EXHIBITIONS
The Pilbara Project, FORM Gallery, Perth, February 2011
The Pilbara Project, Courthouse Gallery, Port Hedland, February 2011
The Pilbara Project: The Photographers' Cut, Midlands, Perth, March 2012
The Pilbara Project, Sofitel Hotel, Melbourne, May 2012
ND5 Travel Expo, Exhibition Halls, Perth, June 2012
The Pilbara Project, Oz Fest, New Delhi, India, October 2012
At The Edge of the Light, Australian High Commission, Wellington, New Zealand, May 2013
South West Light, Yallingup Gallery, Yallingup, November 2012
At The Edge of the Light, WPPI Exhibition, Las Vegas, USA, February 2013
At The Edge of the Light, The Digital Show, Melbourne, September 2013
2016 Shark Bay – Inscription, Lynton & Kay Gallery, Perth, December 2013
2016 Shark Bay – Inscription, Maud Creative Gallery, Brisbane, February 2014
At The Edge of the Light, Millennium Public Art Gallery, Blenheim, New Zealand May 2014
North + East, Maud Creative Gallery, Brisbane, March 2015
Earth Matters, Monash Gallery, Melbourne, April 2015
Mid West, Linton + Kay, Perth, August 2017
Rottnest Island, Linton + Kay, Perth, September 2018
A Different View, Dunsborough Gallery, 2019
Common Place, Dunsborough Gallery September 2020


text:
namespace Castle.Components.Validator
{

	using System;
	using System.Collections;

	/// <summary>
	/// Base class for allowing custom validation of an instance beyond
	/// the <see cref="IValidator">IValidator</see> instances registered for
	/// the object.
	/// </summary>
	public abstract class AbstractValidationContributor : IValidationContributor
	{
		private static readonly IDictionary initializedTypesByContributorType = Hashtable.Synchronized(new Hashtable());

		/// <summary>
		/// Determines whether the specified instance is valid.  Returns an
		/// <see cref="ErrorSummary"/> that will be appended to the existing
		/// error summary for an object.
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="instance">The instance.</param>
		/// <param name="runWhen">The run when.</param>
		/// <returns></returns>
		public ErrorSummary IsValid(object instance, RunWhen runWhen)
		{
			if (instance == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException("instance");

			Type contributorType = this.GetType();
			Type instanceType = instance.GetType();

			if(!initializedTypesByContributorType.Contains(contributorType))
			{
				// Double checked lock so we don't get two threads adding the same type at the same time
				lock (initializedTypesByContributorType.SyncRoot)
				{
					if (!initializedTypesByContributorType.Contains(contributorType))
					{
						initializedTypesByContributorType[contributorType] = ArrayList.Synchronized(new ArrayList());
					}
				}
			}

			ArrayList initialized = initializedTypesByContributorType[contributorType] as ArrayList;
			if (!initialized.Contains(instanceType))
			{
				lock (initialized.SyncRoot)
				{
					if (!initialized.Contains(instanceType))
					{
						Initialize(instanceType);
						initialized.Add(instanceType);
					}
				}
			}

			return IsValidInternal(instance, runWhen);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Allows for custom initialization based on type.  This will only be called once
		/// for each type passed to the contributor.
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="type">The type.</param>
		protected abstract void Initialize(Type type);

		/// <summary>
		/// Determines whether the specified instance is valid.  Returns an
		/// <see cref="ErrorSummary"/> that will be appended to the existing
		/// error summary for an object.
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="instance">The instance.</param>
		/// <param name="when">The when.</param>
		/// <returns></returns>
		protected abstract ErrorSummary IsValidInternal(object instance, RunWhen when);
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Donna Morrissey invests in brain and behavior research hoping for development of better diagnostic tools for people, like her son, living with mental illness.
The misdiagnosis of Donna Morrissey's son, Michael, mobilized her as an advocate for mental health research.
At 22, Michael started to experience auditory hallucinations and was feeling increasingly threatened, Morrissey said. One day he heard a hostile voice while alone at work and called his mother. Donna and Michael went to the emergency room and Michael was admitted to the hospital.
Based on his symptoms and his father's history of treatment for schizophrenia, Michael was diagnosed with schizophrenia and began treatment. Morrissey noted that the diagnosis of her ex-husband's illness was "assumed" – doctors were hesitant to diagnose him with schizophrenia because he didn't fully fit the profile, but they didn't know how else to respond to his symptoms. She believes doctors initially responded to Michael's symptoms by basing their diagnosis primarily on his father's history.
Following a month of treatment, with no improvement and with his symptoms getting worse, Michael went back to his outpatient psychiatrist and said he didn't think schizophrenia was the correct diagnosis. Michael soon had another episode where he was in crisis, his mother said, which resulted in another trip to the emergency room. This time, a new team of physicians evaluated Michael and came to the conclusion that he was more likely suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Added to the weight of the diagnosis was the fact that Michael did not have health insurance at the time.
"It's very frustrating when someone you care about is struggling with something and there's nothing you can do," Morrissey said. But Donna Morrissey was far from inactive. Her son's struggle with PTSD and his looming medical bills prompted her to host a benefit concert.
Michael's behaviors in school were different from his classmates' because Michael is partially deaf, is dyslexic and has other nonverbal learning disabilities, Morrissey said. "He did not fit in with the cultural norm. Children who were more aggressive recognized, and took advantage of, his more passive personality." Michael became a target and so began years of name calling, pushes and shoves, violent physical threats, and ongoing fear for his safety.
The third annual Benefit Concert for Mental Health was held May 13, 2011 at Daylesford Abbey in Paoli, Pennsylvania.


text:
Moore County Clerk of Courts Donation
Moore County Clerk of Courts Office Donates to Janet Mitchell Winstead Lake Homes at B&GH
In the season of holiday giving, the Moore County Clerk of Courts Office gathered items for the Janet Mitchell Winstead Lake Homes at Boys and Girls Homes of North Carolina located in Lake Waccamaw.
The homes are residences for the teen mothers and babies served by B&GH.
"We are so grateful for the generous gifts provided by the Moore County Clerk of Courts Office," said B&GH President Gary Faircloth. "The items donated will provide a fresh new look for the rooms used daily by our young mothers and babies. Besides the physical upgrade to the rooms, these gifts communicate to our young moms that there is a community of people who support and care about them. This message to the moms and babies just may be the best part of this special donation."
The gifts, coordinated by Kolcraft, are all brand new items still in the box. They include three strollers, three cribs with mattresses, three dressers, eight boxes of diapers and a training potty chair.
About the Janet Mitchell Winstead Lake Homes
Dedicated in December 2016, the Janet Mitchell Winstead Lake Homes honor the memory of a wife and mother who overcame so much in her life. Born just a few miles from the campus, Winstead was a single mom with two young children who became a certified brick mason, licensed cosmetologist, interior decorator and trained food caterer. She married Jerry Winstead and added a third child while enjoying the benefits of the hard work she had put in. At the time of her death in 2015, Winstead had traveled to every continent in the world. The homes bear her name to share her story of hope and happiness, and to offer inspiration to young women in the same place she was at one point in her life.


The Geffen breathes new life into Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies' play about people trapped in the past.
Giovanni Adams, Marilyn Fox, Annika Marks, and Michael Mantell in The Model Apartment, directed by Marya Mazor, at the Geffen Playhouse.
Anchored by actress Marilyn Fox's exquisite portrayal of a retiree trying to keep her family together, The Model Apartment is a stirring evening. The talented four-person ensemble draws the audience into this tragic and relatable drama at Geffen Playhouse.
Max (Michael Mantell) and Lola (Fox) have retired to Florida. They arrive after a long trip from Brooklyn to discover their new condo will not be ready for several days, and they must camp out in the model unit. Though charmingly decorated, the shell of a place contains no bedroom, a fake television, and no working appliances. They make do and settle in for a romantic evening only to be interrupted by their daughter Debbie (Annika Marks), an exhausting adult-child who demands constant supervision and attention. Debby has brought along her very young, and equally dependent boyfriend (Giovanni Adams), whom she recently rescued from the streets. Having fled New York in order to escape their problem child, Max and Lola now unleash all of their bottled up rage that had been bubbling since their captivity in Hitler's concentration camps.
Margulies' dialogue captures the flavor of the "greeners" (Yiddish-speaking immigrants from the war), including their inflections and word choices. Anyone who grew up with Holocaust-surviving family members or neighbors will instantly recognize Lola and Max, the protagonists of The Model Apartment. The unspeakable day-to-day horrors of the concentration camps haunt their lives over 40 years later, affecting their decisions and their interactions. Lola and Max's relationship is almost bipolar, endearing one moment and blisteringly abusive the next.
Lola is the constant pleaser. She needs people to be happy and calm. Max concerns himself only with himself, his needs, and his wants. Anything in his way is an aggravation. Both temper their responsibilities to Debby based on their past. Lola has never forgiven herself for denying her mother's pleas at the camps that led to her mother's death and her own survival. As a result, she therefore refuses to reject her own child. Max fled from his childhood family to the woods and (literally and metaphorically) uses that option too often now when relating to his daughter.
Debby, who was named after her dead half-sister, carries the pain of her namesake. Though Debby was born after the war, the ghost of Max's precious Deborah, about whom Max still dreams, paralyzes her. Debby also suffers from a mental condition. It's unclear whether schizophrenia or autism, but her condition irritates her father and puts an extra burden on her mother.
Fox is luminous as Lola. Loving, but exasperating, she insinuates herself into everyone's lives, including Debby's homeless boyfriend. Lola's love for Max is obvious in how she placates him, but Fox also depicts the exhaustion of a woman pulled apart by her family members. Marks creates diverse characters doubling in the roles of both Debby and the visions of Deborah. Saddled with a fat suit for Debby, she protrudes the manic personality of a girl whose mind goes too fast. When playing Deborah in Max's dreams, she projects a gentleness missing in Debby.
The hulking Adams portrays a fragile man who is slow and childlike, yet hypersexual. It is surprising this simple man who seems to have the maturity of a 10-year-old was able to drive from Brooklyn to Florida straight and find a condo with just an address and no Google Maps to guide him. Mantell has the toughest role as the cold Max. When he dances with Fox, he shows a sensuality rarely reflected in theater about senior citizens. His Yiddish monologues also sound authentic.
Though director Marya Mazor has assembled a talented cast, some of her choices disrupt the play's flow. The constant blackouts (some run for almost a minute) disjoint the show, making it seem too episodic and distancing the audience from the characters.
The costumes by Sara Ryung Clement fit the late '80s setting and the personalities of the characters. Debby's fat suit does not look exaggerated. Until Marks returns with her hair combed and her fat suit off, it is not obvious that it is even a costume.
In Margulies' play, the past and the present collide and there seems to be no easy answers when pertaining to family ties. After decades of bottled up emotions, these character deserve more than 90 minutes of us bearing witness to the ways in with each of them survived.


text:
Mosedale Gillatt Architects
Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens
Wharton Park
Keswick Museum
Millfield House Visitor Centre
Tower Knowe
Seaton Delaval Hall
Curwen Hall
Warwick Bridge Corn Mill
Piermaster's House
Seventeen Nineteen at Holy Trinity
Blackfell Hauler House
Woods Pottery – Ouseburn
Media Exchange
Northern Print
Leaplish visitor reception
Acomb High House
Grosvenor Court
Viking – Seahouses
Leaplish Lodge Masterplan
Spetchells Centre
Newbiggin Maritime Centre
Ouseburn Community Centre
Elemore Hall School
North Fawdon Primary School
English Martyrs School
Posts tagged 'Conservation'
House ideas – with a virtual Architect
With us all spending so much more time at home in recent weeks we've all had to get used to using our spaces differently – whether it's setting up extra office space or a place for home-schooling. Many people are turning their minds to re-thinking how their house might work better for them in the longer-term – by making a more permanent workspace, or just craving a bit more personal space to do whatever it is that keeps them going. This might be an extension for a home gym or cinema, a flexible studio space or an office to work from home. At Mosedale Gillatt Architects we have been carrying out virtual consultations with a number of clients, helping them to develop their ideas online. It's quick, easy and effective – and often starts with the client sharing a video 'walk through' of the property. The first consultation is free, and with agreement we then go on to finalise the brief and prepare sketches – we share these drawings on screen and talk them through.
Our first meeting is about listening and understanding – you will have already been thinking about what you need to do – now you just need to test your ideas out! We can help you plan and deliver your needs remotely, and help you bring in other expertise as you need it.
Many people with listed buildings think that a contemporary extension isn't possible – but because Mosedale Gillatt are recognised for our expertise as both Architects and Conservation Architects we have successfully won planning approval for listed and existing houses, as these images show.
For a free initial consultation contact us now on 0191 281 4802 or studio@mgarchitects.info.
Recent house project – external
Recent house project – internal
Tagged: Architects, Architecture, Conservation, dream house, house extension, house renovation, Mosedale Gillatt Architects, renovation, restoration
TURNING THE WHEELS AT WARWICK BRIDGE CORN MILL
Sometimes a photo does not do a building justice, and in the case of the restoration of a fully working water-powered corn mill that is definitely true!
The wheels are now turning at Warwick Bridge Corn Mill following extensive repair and conservation, and these videos are but a glimpse of how the building and machinery have been brought back to life.
Mosedale Gillatt Architects are proud to have been part of this amazing journey.
Tagged: Architects, Architecture, Conservation
SEATON DELAVAL HALL – THE FIRST SIX MONTHS
It's been a busy 6 months on site since we first let you know that works had commenced at Seaton Delaval Hall in December last year. The work being carried out as part of the National Lottery Heritage Funded project covers much of the site and although we've been sharing regular updates, we thought it timely to provide a round up of what's been happening;
You can't miss the fact that extensive works to the West Wing have begun. The sheeted scaffold protecting this precious roof structure is now a prominent feature on the skyline for miles around. The existing bitumen felt roof has been stripped to expose the historic timbers, and we are in the process of surveying the condition of the oak trusses and masonry. This has been a complex process, with evidence of historic fire damage and later repairs across the building. We are working closely with the National Trust and Archaeologists to ensure that we retain as much of the historic fabric as possible.
Construction of the all important cafe at the Brewhouse is at the halfway point, and the form of the new roof structure and walls can be clearly seen. This is a key element of the project, and National Trust have already begun recipe testing to establish the new menu for opening.
Works to the Bastions and Haha structures have progressed significantly. Much of the work will be concealed when the repairs are finished, but the structural interventions will ensure that these significant elements of the planned landscape will remain standing for many years to come. The North East and South East Bastions have been carefully reinforced below ground level with ring beam structures, and sections of unstable masonry have been rebuilt. These just await final landscaping before being complete, and you can view works to the North West Bastion as part of your visit currently.
The works to the Walled Gardens are most visible through the careful dismantling and re-build of the West Wall, and the installation of new buttresses along the North Wall. However further work is planned across the full elevations to consolidate the walls fully.
Exciting new path networks can now be seen emerging across the site and Studio Hardie's structures for play and interpretation are being installed. The wider landscape proposals (based on the 1781 estate plan) play an important role in bringing together all the buildings and other features on the site, and visitors can now start to appreciate this.
All in all, it's been a busy time at Seaton Delaval. However, this is only the first 6 months of an 18 month project. We'll keep you updated on progress, here's to the next 6 months!
West Wing scaffolding
West Wing roof structure
North East Bastion excavations
West Wall – Walled Garden
South East Bastion
New path network
New vista to South East Woodland
Brewhouse extension
If you want to take a closer look, the site remains open for visitors Friday – Sunday and you can find out more about what the National Trust are up to on their website
Tagged: Architects, Architecture, Conservation, Heritage, National Trust, Seaton Delaval Hall
SEATON DELAVAL HALL – WORK BEGINS
Work has just started on one of the largest National Trust construction projects ever seen in the North of England. As Conservation Architect and Lead Consultant we are pleased to be involved with this nationally important project. Seaton Delaval Hall closed to the public at the beginning of November to allow work to begin across a range of buildings and structures on the site. Exciting proposals for new cafe, landscape and play schemes are to be implemented as part of the wider scheme. The site will re-open in February 2019, however the repair and renewal process will continue until Summer 2020 meaning that you can see the conservation works up close as they progress.
You can keep up to date with progress on their website here.
Tagged: Architects, Architecture, Conservation, Heritage, Seaton Delaval Hall
WARWICK BRIDGE CORN MILL – A WORK IN PROGRESS
You may be aware from the regular stream of site photographs over the past couple of months we've been sharing that work has commenced on the restoration of this Grade II* listed watermill at Warwick Bridge. We've been involved in this project for over 4 years and are delighted to see works progressing on site. The project looks to restore the building to it's original form with the mill machinery operating. Working closely with the client – North of England Civic Trust, and a wide range of mill specialists, we're unravelling the history of the site as we complete essential repair work.
The completed building will also host an artisan bakery and create its own power with the introduction of a hydro-electric generator. Forecast for completion in Spring 2019, we'll keep you regularly updated on progress.
Wheel buckets removed by Traditional Millwrights as part of restoration works
Masonry survey to tail race culvert
Granary roof slate stripped to enable repairs
Masonry consolidate to tail race retaining wall
Detailed survey of metalwork to oat drying kiln
Re-purposed masonry exposed as part of internal wall consolidation works
Tagged: Architecture, Conservation, Heritage, Mosedale Gillatt Architects, Warwick Bridge
BELLS SOUND AT HOLY TRINITY
It was all go at our project Holy Trinity in Sunderland last weekend as they celebrated the Tall Ships being in port nearby and hosting the Georgian Festival in its grounds.
The weekend also saw the opening of a unique art installation within the building. Gogmagog: Voices of the Bells is a new sound installation created by artist Matt Stokes. The installation, sited in the nave of the Church, reinterprets a peal rung on its bells in 1898.
Whilst the bells are currently silenced due to the condition of the bell tower, a new version of the peal has been given life by local bell ringers, musicians, singers and choirs, drawing lyrics from the story of the church's historical social roles.
Gogmagog is part of an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded research project, Mapping Contemporary Art in the Heritage Experience, which explores how contemporary art might change visitors' experience of a heritage site.
Led by a group of researchers from Newcastle and Leeds Universities, the project is interested in finding out whether creating and siting new art in heritage places can change the ways in which these important places are understood and enjoyed.
This is a fantastic start to what is looking to be an incredible journey in the repair, conservation and adaptation of this building, giving it a new lease of life with our client The Churches Conservation Trust
Holy Trinity Church, Sunderland
Holy Trinity Church, Sunderland – interior
Tagged: Architects, Architecture, Conservation, Heritage, Holy Trinity, Mosedale Gillatt Architects, Sunderland


text:
[![Build Dist](https://github.com/eustasy/Colors.css/actions/workflows/build.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/eustasy/Colors.css/actions/workflows/build.yml)
[![Normal Checks](https://github.com/eustasy/Colors.css/actions/workflows/normal.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/eustasy/Colors.css/actions/workflows/normal.yml)
[![Maintainability](https://api.codeclimate.com/v1/badges/9f31a0fa7e27073286c5/maintainability)](https://codeclimate.com/github/eustasy/Colors.css/maintainability)
[![jsDelivr](https://data.jsdelivr.com/v1/package/gh/eustasy/Colors.css/badge?style=rounded)](https://www.jsdelivr.com/package/gh/eustasy/colors.css)

A selection of colors stylesheets, with backgrounds and fills too.

---

Auto updated on [JSDelivr](https://www.jsdelivr.com/package/gh/eustasy/colors.css)

`<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/eustasy/Colors.css@2/colors.min.css" crossorigin="anonymous">`


text:
Q: How to share data between Django files within one project? I'm a Django newbie, so I'm trying to learn by slowly build my own expenses and income website on PythonAnywhere.
I know my project is not properly spec'd, but it works perfectly ... except for one thing: The home page can pull data from my expenses table but not my income table.  There's no error, it just returns zero records.
I'm convinced the problem is related to the fact that I've put income-related items in a separate income.py file.  I don't want to merge the income stuff into the larger views.py file.
Can you please give me some suggestions on how I can access the Income table data from the HomePageView in views.py?
Thanks, Jason
Django Site Structure:
Django01
   ---Django01
         __init__.py
         asgi.py
         income.py          # created later, contains income_list(request)
         models.py          # contains definitions for both an Expenses table and an Income table
         settings.py
         urls.py            # holds all urls for site
         views.py           # contains HomePageView(TemplateView) and expense_list(request)
         wsgi.py
   ---static
   ---templates
         ---Django01
               base.html
               expenses_list.html
               home.html       # Page where I'd like to access BOTH Expense and Income table
               incomes_list.html

views.py:
# ===============================================================================
# views.py
# ===============================================================================
from django.views.generic import TemplateView
from django.shortcuts import render, redirect
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required
from django.http import HttpResponseRedirect
from .models import Expenses, Income
from datetime import date, datetime
from django.db.models import Count, Sum

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Home Page
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class HomePageView(TemplateView):
    template_name = 'home.html'

    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
        context = super().get_context_data(**kwargs)
        context['base_template'] = "base.html"

        # Create Date Range (Today - 2 Years)
        todays_date       = date.today()
        current_year      = todays_date.year
        last_year         = int(current_year) - 1
        start_range       = str(last_year) + "-01-01"
        end_range         = str(last_year) + "-12-31"

        # Create Frequent Expense Sellers List <--- WORKS GREAT!
        sellers_recordset = Expenses.objects.filter(xdate__range=[start_range, end_range]).values('xseller','xcategory').exclude(xseller__exact='').annotate(count=Count('xseller')).order_by('-count', 'xseller')[:10:1]
        context['sellers_list'] = sellers_recordset

        # Create Frequent Income Sources List <--- NOT WORKING. RETURNS EMPTY, NO ERROR, WHY???
        payers_recordset = Income.objects.filter(idate__range=[start_range, end_range]).values('ipayer','isource').exclude(ipayer__exact='').annotate(count=Count('ipayer')).order_by('-count', 'ipayer')[:10:1]
        context['payers_list'] = payers_recordset

        return context

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Expense List Page  <--- WORKS GREAT!
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@login_required
def expense_list(request):

    # Are there Parameters in HTTP Query String?
    param_year     = request.GET.get('year','')
    param_seller   = request.GET.get('seller','')
    param_category = request.GET.get('category','')
    param_vacation = request.GET.get('vacation','')

    # Set Default Years
    todays_date = date.today()
    current_year  = todays_date.year
    next_year     = current_year + 1
    previous_year = current_year - 1

    # Filter Expenses based on Parameters
    if param_year != "":
        current_year      = int(param_year)
        next_year         = current_year + 1
        previous_year     = current_year - 1
        start_range       = str(current_year) + "-01-01"
        end_range         = str(current_year) + "-12-31"
        expense_recordset = Expenses.objects.filter(xdate__range=[start_range, end_range]).order_by('-xdate')
        show_year         = True
    elif param_seller != "":
        expense_recordset = Expenses.objects.filter(xseller=param_seller).order_by('-xdate')
        show_year = False
    elif param_category != "":
        expense_recordset = Expenses.objects.filter(xcategory=param_category).order_by('-xdate')
        show_year = False
    elif param_vacation != "":
        expense_recordset = Expenses.objects.filter(xvacation=param_vacation).order_by('-xdate')
        show_year = False
    else:
        expense_recordset = Expenses.objects.filter(xdate__gte="2021-01-01").order_by('-xdate')
        show_year = True

    # Get Count & Totals
    expense_count = expense_recordset.all().count()
    expense_total = expense_recordset.all().aggregate(Sum('xamount')).get('xamount__sum', 0.00)

    # Create Context to Send to Template
    context = {
        'base_template' : "base.html",
        'show_year'     : show_year,
        'next_year'     : next_year,
        'current_year'  : current_year,
        'previous_year' : previous_year,
        'expense_count' : expense_count,
        'expense_list'  : expense_recordset,
        'expense_total' : expense_total
    }

    return render(request, 'expense_list.html', context=context)

income.py:
# ===============================================================================
# income.py
# ===============================================================================
from django.shortcuts import render, redirect
from django.http import HttpResponseRedirect
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required
from .models import Income
from datetime import datetime, date
from django.db.models import Count, Sum

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Incomes List Page  <--- WORKS GREAT!
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@login_required
def income_list(request):

    # Are there Parameters in HTTP Query String?
    param_year   = request.GET.get('year','')
    param_payer  = request.GET.get('payer','')
    param_source = request.GET.get('source','')

    # Set Default Years
    todays_date   = date.today()
    current_year  = todays_date.year
    next_year     = current_year + 1
    previous_year = current_year - 1

    # Filter Income based on Parameters
    if param_year != "":
        current_year      = int(param_year)
        next_year         = current_year + 1
        previous_year     = current_year - 1
        start_range       = str(current_year) + "-01-01"
        end_range         = str(current_year) + "-12-31"
        income_recordset  = Income.objects.filter(idate__range=[start_range, end_range]).order_by('-idate')
        show_year         = True
    elif param_payer != "":
        income_recordset  = Income.objects.filter(ipayer=param_payer).order_by('-idate')
        show_year         = False
    elif param_source != "":
        income_recordset  = Income.objects.filter(isource=param_source).order_by('-idate')
        show_year         = False
    else:
        income_recordset  = Income.objects.filter(idate__gte='2021-01-01').order_by('-idate')
        show_year         = True

    # Get Count & Totals
    income_count = income_recordset.all().count()
    income_total = income_recordset.all().aggregate(Sum('iamount')).get('iamount__sum', 0.00)

    # Create Context to Send to Template
    context = {
        'base_template' : "base.html",
        'show_year'     : show_year,
        'next_year'     : next_year,
        'current_year'  : current_year,
        'previous_year' : previous_year,
        'income_count'  : income_count,
        'income_list'   : income_recordset,
        'income_total'  : income_total
    }

    return render(request, 'income_list.html', context=context)

models.py:
# ===============================================================================
# models.py
# ===============================================================================
from django.db import models
from django.urls import reverse

# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Expenses Table
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Expenses(models.Model):

    # Fields
    xid = models.AutoField(db_column='xID', primary_key=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xdate = models.DateTimeField(db_column='xDate', blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xseller = models.CharField(db_column='xSeller', max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xamount = models.DecimalField(db_column='xAmount', max_digits=10, decimal_places=3, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xcategory = models.CharField(db_column='xCategory', max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xwith = models.CharField(db_column='xWith', max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xpresent = models.CharField(db_column='xPresent', max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xvacation = models.CharField(db_column='xVacation', max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    xnotes = models.CharField(db_column='xNotes', max_length=300, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.

    # Metadata
    class Meta:
        managed = False
        db_table = 'Expenses'
        app_label  = 'Expenses'         # Added to Alleviate RunTime Error

    # Methods
    def get_absolute_url(self):
        """Returns the url to access a particular instance of MyModelName."""
        return reverse('model-detail-view', args=[str(self.id)])

    def __str__(self):
        """String for representing the MyModelName object (in Admin site etc.)."""
        return self.my_field_name

# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Income Table
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Income(models.Model):

    # Fields
    iid = models.AutoField(db_column='iID', primary_key=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    idate = models.DateTimeField(db_column='iDate', blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    ipayer = models.CharField(db_column='iPayer', max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    iamount = models.DecimalField(db_column='iAmount', max_digits=10, decimal_places=3, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    isource = models.CharField(db_column='iSource', max_length=50, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.
    inotes = models.CharField(db_column='iNotes', max_length=300, blank=True, null=True)  # Field name made lowercase.

    # Metadata
    class Meta:
        managed = False
        db_table = 'Income'
        app_label  = 'Expenses'         # Added to Alleviate RunTime Error

    # Methods
    def get_absolute_url(self):
        """Returns the url to access a particular instance of MyModelName."""
        return reverse('model-detail-view', args=[str(self.id)])

    def __str__(self):
        """String for representing the MyModelName object (in Admin site etc.)."""
        return self.my_field_name

urls.py:
# ===============================================================================
# urls.py
# ===============================================================================
from django.contrib import admin
from django.urls import path, include

from .views import HomePageView, expense_list
from .income import income_list

urlpatterns = [
    path('',                 HomePageView.as_view(),    name='home'),
    path('expense_list/',    expense_list,              name='expense_list'),
    path('income_list/',     income_list,               name='income_list'),
    path('accounts/',        include('django.contrib.auth.urls')),
    path('admin/',           admin.site.urls),
]


EC-COUNCIL Certified Ethical Hacker 312-50 Dumps Questions CertLater in the night, when Coralio was Updated 312-50 Study Guides Certification Dumps steeped in slumber, he and Billy went forth into the deserted streets with their coats bulging like balloons. Geddie thought he could make out Exam Dumps Collection 70-533_PDF PDF Answers Preparation Library the familiar I P ; and a queer sensation of disquietude went over him. The demand followed. The captain Latest Version Of Exams 312-50 Dumps Questions Certification learned of the escape and the imprisoned crew. Go 312-50 Dumps Questions up, Simon, called the mate, and Money Back Guarantee 1Z0-068_Study-Material Real Testing Certification Dumps find Doctor To help you pass the exams 312-50 Tests Premium Exam Gregg or Mr. And the enthusiasm was not confined to the blood Best Dumps Vendor 312-50 Dump Exam Labs of the plebs. Then, 312-50 Dumps Questions said Mr. The old boy doesn't draw badly at all.
High Success Rate 312-50 Dumps Questions Passing Score.
We only do the best and most professional IT learning materials.
Try Latest 312-50 Dumps Questions Training That so? murmured Johnny showing a mild and obligatory interest.
He had forgotten that the bottle was there.
You will excuse the pride with which I state that fact; but it was quite a feat for me 312-50 Dumps Questions to attain that desirable state.
The opera chorus was agitated with esteem, and followed us from house to house.
He said the fruiter was the Karlsefin , running generally to New Orleans, but took her last cargo Latest Exams Version 312-50 Exams Online Practice Test Pdf to New York.
He's going back to New York.
He volunteered to write to you on my behalf.
' I knew what that meant.
No fault of the butchers, Almirante mio , that the beef awaits you not.
One was a large and exceedingly active man, of 312-50 Dumps Questions striking presence.
The Ariel Ethical Hacker Certified 312-50 Dumps Questions when does she sail? asked Goodwin.
One of the men EC-COUNCIL 312-50 Dumps Questions was in the ultimate stage Full Version 312-50 Certification Exam Pdf of deterioration.
Among the guests were Mrs.
I will also have a decent outfit of clothing ready for you.
He picked up the brandy bottle, but set it down again without drinking, and marched bravely down to the beach.
Through the open door of the other room could be seen a bronze babe, guiltless of clothing, that rollicked upon the floor.
This cafe looks on the blink, but I guess it can set out something wet.
They rejuices a man's system.
During this disturbance, White was preparing for his homeward voyage in the steamship that was to sail within two or three days.
He had eaten of the lotus.
Above the door was a sign that read Keogh and Clancy a nomenclature that seemed not to be indigenous to that tropical soil.
Hemstetter and Rosine surrounded by a mass of gaping citizens.
They chop off the end of a Ensure Pass 312-50 Exam Questions Vce Exam Pdf green coconut, and pour Todd Lammle Books 312-50 Questions And Answers Exam Syllabus in on the juice of it French brandy and other adjuvants.
He is tall; and he had weeskers, verree black and sufficient.
Why has it not been sent? By the Cristobal , replied De Lucco, gesticulating, it was despatched.
At three Daily Dumps 312-50 High Exam Pass Rate Exam Labs dollars the Newest NSE4_Pdf Demo Download PDF Demo crowd fought for the tickers.
Then in a few words he made the barber acquainted with the crisis into which the affairs of the nation had culminated, and instructed him to remain Latest School Shooting 312-50 Dumps Questions Ebook Pdf outside, keeping watch upon the two sides of the hotel that looked upon the street, and observing whether any one should attempt to 312-50 Dumps Questions leave the house by any door or window.
You want to be careful about these things, my boy.
'By the back door whist!' Testing Engine 312-50 Exam Questions Dump says I.
He was acute enough High Pass Rate 070-483_Test Questions And Answers Exams Dumps to wield a certain influence among the leading schemers, and he was prosperous enough to Pass Exam Dumps 312-50 Past Exam Papers Practice Questions be able to purchase the respect of EC-COUNCIL 312-50 Dumps Questions the petty officeholders.
He is making a closer investigation, according to his orders, but he will find out nothing.
If you happen to strike anything in the way of a good investment down there, Johnny, said Pink Dawson, just let me know, will you? I reckon I could lay my hands on a few extra thousands 'most any time for a profitable deal.
I OfficialDumps 312-50 Cert Online Shop have seen your picture in a book.
Presently EC-COUNCIL 312-50 Dumps Questions Pasa rippled out one of her infrequent chirrups of audible Best Exam Dumps Websites 312-50 Preparation Materials Online Sale laughter.
I have the honor to inform you that, according to my opinion, there is no place on the habitable globe that presents to EC-COUNCIL 312-50 Dumps Questions the eye stronger evidence of the need of a first Exam Dumps Aws EC-COUNCIL 312-50 Dumps Questions Certified Ethical Hacker Online Training class shoe store than does the town of Coralio.
In Coralio Time folded his wings and Best Dumps Vendor 2018 Ethical Hacker Certified PDF Archive paced wearily along his drowsy path.
Advancing to the mast he lowered the flag to the deck, where lay its too loyal supporter.
Offer 312-50 Dumps Questions Certification Dumps.
[05-Mar-2019] The latest EC-COUNCIL 312-50 Dumps Questions Brain Dumps from cronutpreorder . Download 312-50 Dumps Questions pdf, Try it Free. Quickly and easily pass EC-COUNCIL exam with 312-50 Dumps Questions vce dumps Today!