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Q: How to write a regular expression to validate a variable against 0-100 or an e I would like to write a regular expression to validate and input field against the following arguments:

*

*field is required (cannot be
empty)

*field must not be a negative number

*field must be a validate decimal
number to two decimals (eg. 1 or 1.3
or 1.23)

*field can be any valid number between 0 and 100 or an 'e'

A: Regular expressions find great use in checking format, but you're wishing to use it to do a subset of floating point number parsing and bounds checking. Be kind to yourself and the person who will maintain your code after you're gone: check if it's an 'e', else read it into a float and check the bounds.

A: You can use: ^(100|\d{1,2}(\.\d{1,2})?|e)$
However, it would be simpler and more readable to use your language's float parsing/casting functions.
EDIT: Some variations based on the comments:
Allowing 100.0 and 100.00: ^(100(\.0{1,2})?|\d{1,2}(\.\d{1,2})?|e)$
Disallowing leading zeroes: ^(100(\.0{1,2})?|[1-9]?\d(\.\d{1,2})?|e)$

A: Hmm does this work for you?
^((100|[0-9]{1,2})(\.[0-9]{1,2})?)|(e)$
Whay environment is this for? Any particular regex standard it must adhere to?
Constraints on numeric values (such as "> 100", or "<= 5.3") can make regexes rather complicated. These types of contraints are better checkedin application logic. Then you can have a simpler (and easier to understand) pattern:
^(([0-9]{1,3})(\.[0-9]{1,2})?)|(e)$
And then extract the capture group for the first 3 digits and validate that separately.
Edit:
Ok I think this one should do it (last one because my eyes are getting tired):
^(100(\.0{1,2})?)|([0-9]{1,2})(\.[0-9]{1,2})?|(e)$
Will also allow 100.00 or 100.0

A: ^(?:100|\d{1,2}(?:\.\d{1,2})?|e)$

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APC warns Wike over planned closure of over 5,000 private schools
By Chukwuemeka Eze,
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State has warned Governor Nyesom Wike not to proceed with his planned closure of over 5,000 private schools in the State, as the consequences for the State would be grave.
The party issued the warning in a statement signed by the State Chairman, Chief (Dr.) Davies Ibiamu Ikanya, and released on Monday in Port Harcourt, the State capital.
Rivers APC said: "We have been reliably informed that Governor Wike has concluded plans to close down over 5,000 private schools by this October. The offence of the proprietors of these schools, both indigenes and non-indigenes (mostly of Igbo and Northern extradition) is that they are members of APC, so they must be ruined by declaring their educational institutions, which they have been operating all these years without any problem, illegal and marked for destruction."
The statement disclosed that the recent dissolution of the State Executive Council by Wike was as a result of the dissenting opinions expressed by some cabinet members who cautioned the governor against the closure but rather advised that the State should embark on a holistic approach to standardise the operations and facility upgrade of the affected schools. "Governor Wike accused those against his evil plot of being fifth columnists (or APC men in PDP garb) and resolved that the best strategy is to tactically dissolve his cabinet and reconstitute it with those who will support his drive to deal with these APC sympathisers," Rivers APC said.
The party advised Wike to rethink his absurd decision as the punitive action would throw over 40,000 small and medium school owners, teachers and education support services providers in the State would be thrown into the already-saturated job market.
According to the statement, "The road to this has been long in coming. He has found allies in men who do not have idea of the implications on the future of Rivers State. Wike in his satanic politics never considered the plight that these proprietors, their employees and students will face in implementing this drive aimed at putting APC where it belongs, according to him.
"Wike has done enough damage to the educational sector in Rivers State and should refrain from any action that would make Rivers one of the most educational disadvantaged states in the country. It is sad to note that apart from not putting the 300 modern model schools constructed and fully equipped by former Governor Chibuike Amaechi into use, Wike has stopped the scholarship scheme instituted and sacked the 13,350 teachers employed by the Amaechi administration. By so doing, Wike has put the Rivers State educational sector into serious jeopardy.
"Wike has become a demi-god who does not take the advice of his associates, elders, traditional and religious leaders. Even so, we beg him in the spirit of humanity to try to call himself to order and restrain himself from this satanic attack against innocent men and women who are promoting the educational and economic fortunes of the State through their educational entrepreneurship."
Rivers APC appealed to all those who because of believing in the party are suffering in the hands of Wike to exercise patience "as we are convinced that God will not allow our dear State to remain for long in the hands of those who are determined to kill the future of our children and send most of our people into the labour market and to early death."
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APC in rivers are constituting nuisance.. They just want to be frustrating the Governor by all means.. This is not acceptable. Only constructive criticism is healthy for the state

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I would like to thank Ewa and the team. The flowers turned out beautifully and I got lots of compliments on them. I've hung my bouquet upside down so hoping it dries out well.
Fab work with the plants today! They look great.
Elizabeth, I hope you're well and enjoying the Summer. Apologies for the delay in sending you this, but a house move and the job got in the way! However, I thought you may like some reference shots to show other brides to be on how wonderful you made The Crypt look. I had so many comments about the displays and loved the individuality of each table- so thank you again.
The flowers are out and look fabulous in the spring sunshine. Hopefully they will last a while!
They were great- thank you. Wife loved them and my 5 year old was impressed with how tall they were.
We just wanted to say a huge thank you for doing such a wonderful job with our flowers. The bouquets were perfect and The Garden Museum looked breathtaking!
Thank you very much for making such beautiful flower decorations for my birthday party. I loved it!
Firstly, thank you so much for the beautiful, beautiful table centres! They worked so well and looked spectacular.
Dear Liz thank you so much for everything you and your team did to make TOY 2018 such a success. You dressed every aspect of the weekend with perfection - and those lanterns... wow! I know Monique was thrilled with all you created and, as last time, you were such a pleasure to work with. I hope we will have a chance to work together again very soon.
I just wanted to reiterate how lovely the flowers were. They really made a difference to the atmosphere and our guests (plus Inner Temple) loved it!
Many thanks for all your work last weekend, the trees look amazing!
It was a pleasure to have your presence for the evening and your arrangements were very much appreciated, they made a great impact on the evening.
Thank you, the flowers were beautiful and brightened the room.
A huge thank you to the team for the center pieces last night. The foliage worked brilliantly with the elephants.
Having spent a lifetime buying flowers for loved ones, I asked Liz to send some flowers to my husband for his birthday. The delivery person was polite and on time and the flowers were just divine, each flower was fresh and the bouquet lasted for a few weeks too. I cannot recommend highly enough for such excellent all round service. I will certainly be using Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design Ltd in the near future. Thank you once again for making my husbands day!
I just wanted to touch base with you to say thank you so much for organising the flowers yesterday. They were stunning!
I had the pleasure of working with Liz Marsh and her team for my wedding in March... What I found extraordinary was the artistry and thought that her team put into it - I was able to share ideas and pictures, and her team took my haphazard thoughts and created something unique and very special. Delivery on the day of the wedding was prompt and stress-free. The flowers were fresh, lasted several days (despite the wear and tear I put them through on the big day) and received more compliments than anything else (even my dress)! I cannot recommend Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design enough – it was so nice to be able to design a vision together and then have everything taken care of with no worries on the day.
We cant thank enough for the service you have supplied the Notting Hill Arts Club, truly professional and a pleasure to work with you.
It was gorgeous!! She loved it.
...thank you Liz once again for the gorgeous flowers. They were perfect as always.
Many thanks for the flowers which arrived this morning. They look magnificent!
We had the most amazing day and everything was perfect. The flowers were fantastic. You made the staircase and drawing room a very special place indeed for the Ceremony. I can't say thank you enough.
The flowers were absolutely beautiful and the room looked fantastic.
Sonal and I just wanted to say a very big thank you for our flower arrangements - we absolutely loved them! Are you able to let me know which flowers you used to I can mention them when I do a blog write up?......... Many thanks for all your help.
....flowers are lovely and client pleased. .....it's such a nice room that they were in and the flowers really set it off.
The displays look lovely compliments to Sarah. The Events Manager and team have been so complimentary to you all we are spreading the word about EMFD.
I just want to say a huge thank you for the flowers and the delivery. Dennis was delighted.
Hi Elisabeth, I would like to say a big thank you as my client loved the gift:-) and your service and the quick response from your team were excellent.
Thank you again for you help with the order - the flowers looked amazing and the client was very pleased.
Everyone loves the shop front! We're delighted with how everything looks. Thanks again for all your help.
Dear Elizabeth Let me first thank you for the lovely flowers provided for our banqueting over the weekend. The colors were absolutely showy and we really loved it.
We've received some great feedback on the bouquets - in fact, one of the journalists wanted to know what the pink flowers were? Were they the hydrangeas?
The flowers looked amazing on Saturday thank you very much.
The flowers were WONDERFUL, I loved my bouquet and the bridesmaid bouquets and all the buttonholes looked beautiful. The flower girls were adorable with their posies.
WOW! The bouquet is STUNNING, I LOVE it so much. And the colours are perfect.
I actually conducted a site visit with a new potential client earlier today, when I met with the Company President of Strategy Industry - hailing from the good ol' US of A.... He loves the QEII Centre and was very taken with the floral display, to the point he got down on his hands and knees to have a closer look at how it was all put together and indeed to personally verify that it was real. So, certainly having a positive effect on the overall QEII ambience. .....great display: Have a sterling weekend everyone. Mr G.
Thank you for the images. The flowers are just gorgeous. Many thanks.
Dear Elizabeth, ...I had so many compliments on the flowers. Your set up staff were excellent too. Taking care to not spoil the table cloths as they placed the flowers on the table.
Dilly asked me to tell you that the flowers you have supplied have so closely matched the brief she's issued, making her job far easier.
A ..... huge thank you for all your hard work last week and in the run up to the show. Your designs looked incredible and contributed to making the show look the best it ever has.
We couldn't have been more pleased with the flowers with which you decorated the private dining room on Saturday. So lovely! They transformed the room!
The place was beautifully decorated, and we loved, as did everyone else, the colours...A lovely job, lovely evening and will be in touch when the next occasion is booked!
Just a quick one to say, Thanks for sorting out the flowers so quickly. Client is made up. You're a star.
My gosh those flowers were sooooo beautiful Liz. The chapel looked amazing. You did a great job...I really enjoyed working with you Liz and I am sure we will work together in the future.
The flowers were perfect - thank you so much. I loved the small bouquets too - they looked absolutely gorgeous on the tables.
Just wanted to say thank you for the arrangement last night in the Crypt – it was absolutely stunning – the colours you used were lovely – even better than the one we had previously seen.
The flowers were absolutely amazing!!!!! We loved them. Thank you so much!
Hi Liz! I just wanted to take this moment to thank you on behalf of our CC office and team for a wonderful experience yesterday. It was the perfect activity to participate in for National Fragrance day. We loved our Flower market tour and the opportunity to be in "your shoes," for a couple of hours. It helped us understand and really appreciate your passion and what you do on a daily basis but mostly the realization that flowers aren't just flowers. They are used to create works of art that evoke magical scented memories....again thank you so much for your enthusiasm and successfully engaging us so early on a Monday morning!!
Dear Elizabeth Thank you very much for your help yesterday! It looked amazing, my boss is very happy about it.
Hi Liz We all love this month's flowers.
The flowers were all perfect thank you so so much!!
I would thoroughly recommend the services of Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design. I pre-ordered some flowers online for a specific delivery date, the flowers arrived on time and looked fantastic. The quality was noticeably different to other flowers I have received before from other florists. The quality and look of the bouquet reflects the quality of work that Liz and her team puts into their work. My wife was also very pleased!
I recently used Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design to order some Valentine's Day flowers. Apart from the amazing flowers that Liz provided she also asked a lot about the person they were for to help advise which ones would be most suited. I was thoroughly impressed by not just the quality but also the high level of service provided and the flowers were delivered in perfect condition at the time requested. I would happily recommend anyone to use Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design for their excellent quality and fantastic high level professional service.
Very happy with the weekly flowers, they look very fab and it's nice having such variety.
Thank you very much for the flowers, they are absolutely beautiful. I would just like to compliment the driver, he was absolutely brilliant and really made things look nice and was very attentive. Please extend my gratitude towards him.
I just wanted to say a massive thank you for the wonderful plants and flowers you supplied last week. It was a really tight turnaround with a fair amount of back and forth so thank you for being so patient with me! The client was thrilled with how it all looked, as was I.
Dear Elizabeth and The Team! There is no words that could give fair justice or description to the fantastic work you have done for our wedding at Savile club on Sunday 26th of April. The venue looked amazing. The decoration of the dining room was beyond any expectations. It was purely beautiful. I can't explain how many times we spoke about your work that night and the following days. I keep receiving emails and letters saying about the exquisite floral decorations at the wedding. The size and the style, everything was just perfect. I loved the bridal bouquet and the buttonholes - very elegant and soft. You are truly professionals and I wish you only success in what you do because you totally deserve it. I also wish that every bride could have a little piece of what you do because it just makes it unforgettable. Thank you very much.
The orchids at .... Regent St look amazing, they work beautifully with the window scheme.
I absolutely love the flowers this week, they are FABULOUS, comments already received are AMAZING, GEORGOUS!!
This week's settings looks fabulous!
Since the start of our relationship last year, I've gone from loving you one minute to disliking you the next! (Ewelina we had a couple of hiccups before you arrived!) However, all said and done I do think you are an extremely good florist and to send me this lovely bouquet, that I've just received, is very, very kind of you. It really wasn't necessary and I don't deserve them, but they are very much appreciated. I hardly ever get flowers so it was a really lovely surprise! I don't think any worse of you because of the hiccups and would definitely use you again should the situation arise. Thank you ever so much once again for a really lovely treat.
The flowers were lovely. I particularly loved my bouquet (the combination of the gorgeous flowers, herbs and diamantes) and the trees - lovely sparkle and very 'pure' yet magical in their vibe somehow. There was a little bit of confusion on the day regarding magnets on one of the corsages etc but the delivery team worked well to resolve it promptly.
Once again, enormous thanks for all of Alice and Nigel's wedding flowers. The pedestals were stunning and the bouquets so pretty. Alice was dlighted with hers. Everyone commented on the flowers and loved all your ideas.
Thank you so much for making our wedding day so beautiful. Your good advice on decorating the Crypt and your efficient work on the day made it all so calm and easy!
here are the flower photos. I'm not really good at this, but I do love the flowers – and so would you if you could see them in person.
As a wedding planner for a friend's happy day I was asked to help source a florist to provide flowers at the Church and also for the bouquet, button holes etc I suggested Elizabeth Marsh as I was very impressed with her professional attitude and knew that she had worked with some of the best hotels, restaurants, etc. and I was certain of the quality of her work. She proved an absolute success: we had a meeting together to discuss the colour schemes, budget etc. The bride asked for some bright colour combinations which Elizabeth handled with style and great taste making the best of the church's space and complementing its style. The button holes and bouquets were stunning and my friend and her husband were delighted with the result. The flowers were delivered on time and even though there were some last minutes changes by a slightly panicking bride, Elizabeth handled this professionally and make all the adjustments without any fuss. The budget that was allocated for this event was adhered to and the overall effect was elegant and sumptuous and far exceeded my expectations. Thank you!
I saw the father to whom you sent flowers. They loved them, he went on (and on) about how wonderful they were and how they have pride of place in their living room. So thank you. Angela.
Amazing plant in reception – what is it??
Absolutely beautiful flowers, thank you!
Just came back from a short errand abroad, and may I just compliment the team on this week's arrangements. I'm particularly fond of the lemons in the PDR!
Was it you who provided that bouquet? He was raving about that bouquet - saying how this florist had done an amazing bouquet for him to give to his girlfriend - nothing like anything he had ever seen - but he didn't mention that it was you!
Looking for a show stopping centrepiece? Or marrying a mythical Norse woodland god? Either way, table decorations don't come more incredible than this. But you might need shears to see those speeches.... Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design was loved by all but hay fever sufferers.
Thank you so much for the beautiful flowers, they were amazing. We had a lovely, lovely party and the flowers were just perfect. Thank you very much indeed.
Thank you so much for the beautiful flowers and contributing to make the day so special!!! Thank you!!! The flowers were gorgeous, really perfect. I'll definitely recommend you!
Hi Liz. Just wanted to say thanks so much for a beautiful array of flowers for our pitch today.
Thank you SO MUCH for the wedding flowers! As you can see the red turned out to complement the bus perfectly!
everything you did is perfect and even the restaurant photographed the room...perhaps for their website?
I just wanted to say the floral display you provided for the above property is amazing and absolutely the perfect fit. Lots of very good compliments. Thank you very much indeed.
Just want to say the flowers are lovely this week, we have had a lot of comments.
Thanks so much for the flowers this morning, they looked perfect.
thank you for providing such beautiful flowers, they were prefect!
Just a short note to thank you for the lovely flower arrangement for our Crypt event last night. It brought the venue to life and the colours were lovely. Once again many thanks.
We really like the way the office looks with the addition of the plants. Thank very much.
Liz "made" our wedding the flowers were absolutely fantastic, she is such an easy person to work with, has a marvellous knack of translating your thought and wishes into the most beautiful arrangements. All our guests and ourselves were so impressed with not only the beautiful arrangements but the care and attention that Liz takes in all her work. I would be delighted to use Liz's services again and cannot recommend her highly enough. She is able to "work to budget," be so inventive and creative and has the most delightful temperament and nothing is too much trouble for her.
We loved the flowers!!! They were beautiful and I loved my bouquet…so much so that I decided to hold on to it. I'm not sure what state they'll be in when we return from Dubai!!! Thanks so much for all your hard work. Everyone thought they were beautiful.
Liz it was a triumph, Thank you so much the flowers were absolutely fabulous and they were so admired by all of our family & friends. I am so pleased that Scott went round before the ceremony started and took photos as it was all such a whirl that I didn't really take it all in, but I do know that everything was perfect! You are very clever Liz, and also thank you for the beautiful book – it will be kept and treasured. Thank you and your team for all your hard work – it was sensational.
The flowers yesterday were absolutely amazing. Incredible. They reflected her character totally. It was as if Liz had met and known her. They really were magical. Her family were thrilled. Thank you so, so, so much for recommending her and please can you pass on my thanks to her for making a special send-off so memorable.
I just wanted to say I've literally been singing your praises since the Lacoste event, your floral design was perfect for the event and I definitely hope we can work together again in the future!
The (Christmas) tree has been much admired!
I would like to say thank you for the Christmas trees this year - they are a really great shape and size, well done!
On PETAL PERFORMANCE: THE ART AND ECONOMICS OF FLORAL DESIGN: So far, it's fabulous!!!! So soothing!! I takes me to another world!! Thank you for this - whats's life without flowers? When I heard that you were writing a book - about flowers - I expected that it would be scientific. I was so pleased to see that this isn't the case. Your book is very alive, elegant, informative and soothing. It's a book that personifies flowers, for every season and reason! It's captures the magical beauty of all flowers, even the 'commoners.' You've made me like some flowers i didn't before reading this book! I am very pleased with this book and I look to spring to plant and watch these beauties grow! All the best! It's a super Christmas gift!
I just want to say, that the flowers were absolutely beautiful and were exactly what we were looking for. Many thanks for all your hard work.
The addition of flowers to the last two events contributed immensely to the overall result, turning the one day conference into an aesthetically pleasing and energetic environment. Although the flower arrangement was the same for the last two events, the one at the Science museum (maybe due to the different colour of the carpet and backdrop) created a unique and positive focus on stage. This shows that the impact of a creative flower arrangement is a significant and an important aspect to consider for future events. The flowers and the arrangement were exceptional.
At entrevo we run large events for entrepreneurs and business owners with more than 400 in London. We use Elizabeth Marsh Floral designs as they create wonderful bouquets that not only create the unique atmosphere for our events but their designs are very much in line with our brand.
Hi Elizabeth...sorry I just wanted to write a note to say...I've realised from a friend that you are a florist, an astounding florist...I saw your designs on your website, they are incredible, truly incredible, incredible. My eyes are enriched with your beautiful displays of colour, perfect forms, outstanding designs, a delight to see.
Thank you very much for the beautiful flowers that arrived this afternoon they are lovely cheery spring colours in deep pink and yellow.
The flowers are really wonderful again this week. Thank you very much again, and kind regards.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for the flowers for my wedding this past Saturday. They were beautiful and helped to make the room look great. Thanks also for the delivery and pick up it was a hectic day and to have everything set and ready was amazing.
May I also take the opportunity to thank you for the wonderful flower arrangement that youyour team had prepared for the event yesterday evening. It just gave the final touches to the venue and set everything so very nicely.
Thank you very much for the beautiful orchid which arrived yesterday. It looks like a beautiful swan with its neck craned!
We have had great feedback from various staff members here at Price Forbes on style, presentation and longevity on the trees. I'm confident we would come to you for 2013 and going forward thereafter.
'Liz, Got a thanks from Veronica a few minutes ago. She was really impressed with the bouquet.


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Who is an Active Member?
RCSP By-Laws
End of Year Awards
Mounted Search and Rescue (MSAR)
RCSP Queen
Contact RCSP
Tue Feb 04 @ 7:00PM - 08:00PM
RCSP Club Meeting
Tue Mar 03 @ 7:00PM - 08:00PM
Tue Apr 07 @ 7:00PM - 08:00PM
Sat Apr 18 @10:00AM - 12:00PM
RCSP Queen & Jr Queen Contest
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L.S. Slim Johnston Volunteer Award
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2. The recipient must through competition in events or contests earn recognition which demonstrates above average skill and achievement.
3. The recipient must demonstrate, in addition to being a good horseman, good sportsmanship, good citizenship, and club loyalty. Horsemanship shall be defined as riding skill plus the humane care, treatment, and training of the horse.
Lifetime Membership (Award is given every other year, next will be in 2019)
Dyrle and Dorothy Maples (2011)
Dennis Lytle (2013)
John and Jean Lucas (2015)
Marty Kimmons and Dave Bartlow (2017)
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Der Bundesverband Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung e. V. ist ein gemeinnütziger deutscher Verein, der Analphabeten im Erwachsenenalter dabei hilft, Lesen und Schreiben zu lernen, und durch Öffentlichkeitsarbeit versucht, der Forderung der Vereinten Nationen nach Grundbildung (im Rahmen der UN-Alphabetisierungsdekade 2003–2012) im deutschsprachigen Raum Nachdruck zu verleihen.

Er wurde 2006 als "Ort im Land der Ideen" ausgezeichnet. Sitz des Vereins ist Münster (Westf.). Seit 2018 unterhält der Verein ein Hauptstadtbüro in Berlin.

Profil
Der Bundesverband Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung ist eine bundesweite Fach-, Service- und Lobbyeinrichtung. 500 Personen oder Institutionen sind Mitglied in dem als gemeinnützig anerkannten Verband. Die Vereinsarbeit wird durch Mitgliedsbeiträge, Spenden sowie Verkaufserlöse finanziert.

Geschichte
 1984 Gründung des Vereins als Schreibwerkstatt für neue Leser und Schreiber e. V.
 1997 Zusammenschluss mit der Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft Alphabetisierung e. V. zum Bundesverband Alphabetisierung e. V.
 2006 Umbenennung zum Bundesverband Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung e. V.

Die damalige Bundesministerin für Bildung und Forschung, Annette Schavan, hat Ende 2011 gemeinsam mit dem damaligen Präsidenten der Kultusministerkonferenz, Bernd Althusmann, die "Nationale Strategie für Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung Erwachsener in Deutschland" ins Leben gerufen. Aktiv an der Umsetzung der nationalen Strategie beteiligt sich, neben anderen Partnern, auch der Bundesverband Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung. Im Jahr 2016 verkündete Bundesbildungsministerin Johanna Wanka die Überführung der "Nationalen Strategie" in eine "Nationale Dekade für Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung Erwachsener in Deutschland 2016–2026" (Kurzbezeichnung: AlphaDekade 2016–2026). Der Bund beabsichtigt im Zeitraum von 10 Jahren mindestens 180 Millionen Euro für die spürbare Reduzierung des funktionalen Analphabetismus in Deutschland zu investieren. Innerhalb der AlphaDekade ist der Bundesverband Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung e. V. gemeinsam mit anderen gesellschaftlichen Akteuren Partner von Bund und Ländern.

Ziele
Auf seiner Homepage gibt der Bundesverband folgende Ziele an:
 Förderung des Lesens und Schreibens von Erwachsenen
 Optimierung des bestehenden Kursangebots für Lese- und Schreibunkundige
 Motivierung der Betroffenen zur Nutzung von Lernangeboten
 Unterstützung der Personen und Institutionen, die in der Alphabetisierungs- und Grundbildungsarbeit tätig sind
 Lobbyarbeit und Beratung für Lese- und Schreibunkundige
 Information der Öffentlichkeit über Ursachen, Hintergründe und Auswirkungen von funktionalem Analphabetismus
 Stärkung und Aktivierung von Betroffenen

Auszeichnungen
 Telly Award USA für Kampagne "Schreib dich nicht ab. Lern lesen und schreiben!"
 GWA Effie in Bronze 1999 für Kampagne "Schreib dich nicht ab. Lern lesen und schreiben!"
 AusLese 2005 Kategorie "Medienpreise" für Kampagne "Schreib dich nicht ab. Lern lesen und schreiben!"
 Golden Social-Effie 2005 für Kampagne "Schreib dich nicht ab. Lern lesen und schreiben!"
 Comenius-Medaille 2005 für Lernportal "www.ich-will-schreiben-lernen.de"
 Deutschland – Land der Ideen: Ausgewählter Ort 2006 und 2007

Weblinks
 www.alphabetisierung.de
 ALFA-Telefon
ALFA-Mobil
 iChance
 Raus Projekt zum Thema Straffälligen-Alphabetisierung

Einzelnachweise

Bildungsverein
Verein (Münster)
Lesen (Deutschland)
Organisation (Schreiben)
Organisation (Lesen)
Verein (Bundesverband)

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Crossing Double White Lines: Reasonable Excuse?
Case Updates, Criminal Law
Wong Hok Yan represented the Defendant in KCV 94/2021, who was alleged crossing the continuous double white lines, contrary to Reg 11(1)(a) and 61(1) of the Road Traffic (Traffic Control) Regulations.
In acquitting the Defendant, the Magistrate analysed the defence of "reasonable excuse" and accepted Mr. Wong's submissions that the genuineness of the Defendant's intention to enter a closed carriageway cannot be excluded.
1. A defendant was acquitted in the trial of an offence of crossing continuous double white lines, contrary to Reg 11(1)(a) and 61(1) of the Road Traffic (Traffic Control) Regulations (the "Regulations") (KCV 94/2021).
2. It was the prosecution's case that the Defendant was driving a private vehicle at or about 12:06 p.m. on 10 June 2021 southbound along Hoi Ting Road, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon.At this location, Hoi Ting Road southbound and northbound are separated by continuous double white lines. The Defendant's vehicle was observed to move along the southbound and at a point where Hoi Ting Road intersects a closed carriageway, he made a right turn and crossed the double white lines, and effectively made a U-turn at the closed carriageway, and proceeded to travel northbound. He was then approached by a police officer who advised the Defendant that he had committed an offence.
3. The Defendant gave evidence and told the Court that at the material time he was visiting his friend's house for dinner and intended to find an open car park that he had parked once before.However, when he made a right turn at the juncture, he mistakenly thought that was the entrance of the said car park and realized that the carriageway was in fact closed.
4. Having committed himself thus far and realizing there was traffic behind, he completed the right turn, stopped the vehicle facing west at the kerb on the carriageway, reversed the vehicle to leave the carriageway and travelled along Hoi Ting Road northbound.Prior to realizing that the carriageway was closed, he believed that he was permitted to cross the continuous double white lines if he was able to drive into the carriageway.
5. The issue in this trial was whether the Defendant had a reasonable excuse to make such a move or not.It is not in dispute that it is permissible under Reg 11(3)(c) of the Regulations for a driver to cross the double white lines if it is necessary to make a right turn into or out of any road, premises, or place adjacent to the carriageway.
6. In deciding whether there is a "reasonable excuse", the Magistrate applied the principles laid down by the Court of Final Appeal in HKSAR v. Ho Loy (2016) 19 HKCFAR 110 at [36]. It was held that a consideration of the defence of "reasonable excuse" involves looking to 3 matters: —
the matters said to constitute reasonable excuse must be identified;
the Court would then examine whether the excuse was genuine; and
the Court must assess whether that excuse was reasonable on an objective standard depending on the particulars facts of the case.
7. While there is an evidential burden placed upon the defence to raise the reasonable excuse, it is for the prosecution to rebut it beyond reasonable doubt: see also HKSAR v. Chung Ka Wai (Unreported CACC 364/2015, 17 November 2017).
8. In closing submissions, it was submitted by the prosecution that the defendant was in fact, taking advantage of the closed carriageway in order for him to make a U-turn, relying on the magistracy appeal case of HKSAR v. Ho King-yam(Unreported HCMA 368/2012). In Ho King-yam, the Court rejected the appellant's contention (being a taxi driver) that while intending to make a U-turn, he had a reasonable excuse for crossing the double white lines as it is legitimate for him to make a right-turn into the entrance of the car park, which he never intended to enter into it.
9. The Magistrate accepted the submissions by the defence that: —
the facts of the present case are different from that of Ho King-yam and should be distinguished. While it was the Defendant's evidence that he intends to enter the carriageway before realising that it was closed, it was never the intention of the appellant in Ho King-yam to enter into the carriageway;
looking at the dash camera footage of the Defendant's vehicle, there was indeed an open car park and the Defendant just need to travel for a short distance to reach the entrance of the same;
further, as the juncture of Hoi Ting Road and the closed carriageway is near the end of the double white lines, if the Defendant had intended to make a U-turn, he would have been able to make the U-turn legitimately if he travelled along Hoi Ting Road southbound for a further 20m.
10. In the premises, the Magistrate found that the prosecution failed to rebut beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant indeed had reasonable excuse to cross the double white lines for accessing the carriageway and acquitted the Defendant accordingly.
Wong Hok Yan represented the defendant.
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The first proper show of 2019 has us taking our annual look at the trends that emerged from CES. We have a pile of news to comment upon, a few emails from the holidays to discuss and even a tip that works for that A Lady or G Lady voice assistant in your life.
Our friends at Google are working hard to create great technology products for everyone. They're inviting you to participate in Google user research studies, where you can help shape the future of accessible products and features and get rewarded for it. head to google.com/userresearch.
Brad Hodges was a long time voice in our community from Access World, the NFB Computer Science Division and several other public outlets. The team was saddened to learn of his sudden passing over the holidays. Our sincerest condolences go out to Brad's friends, family and colleagues. His kindness and wisdom will be missed.
Happy 10th Birthday - Audio Description Project!
Products from previous years returned with possibly one more step taken to being something you could actually buy, digital assistant integration was everywhere and Apple even began poking their head outside of the slats of the walled garden. Here are some of the links we cover within our wrap up of the goings on from Las Vegas.
Okay, this first one is just for fun or for annoying others around you for fun. Talk To Pikachu allows you to speak to Nintendo s iconic Pokemon with varying degrees of success. Old Timey Radio is a skill that works on either platform and it will let you revisit classic audio dramas. Both are free but one may be more your fancy than the other.
Jim Denham brings it on by droppin the Weird Al knowledge!
have to wonder why the more violent version is just now surfacing!
attention. Keep up the great shows and happy 2019!
Lydia, like Sheldon Cooper, writes in to say she likes the trains in episode 171.
This has to be the funniest outtakes show yet. I especially like the Alvin and the Chipmunks parody. I also liked that little remix that JJ did as well. To be honest, I couldn't stop laughing. This really made my day. Patrick, keep up the great work. Oh, and keep those bloopers coming.
P.S.. Did I mention that I'm writing this email on my new 2018 macBook Air that I got two months ago? Oh yeah, one thing I forgot to mention is that I like listening to the trains in the background. JJ, don't worry. I'm from Boron, so I'm used to hearing freight trains going through town at three in the morning.
Hello blind bargains, in one podcast you mentioned an app that could be used for describing movies from your phone, when playing the movie from another device like a tv or from the movie theater. Which app was that? I think it sounded like acue me, but I'm not sure.
The app is called ActiView and it will sync your phone to the movie s soundtrack in order for you to experience audio description. Titles are limitted and the ones that are available for the movie theater are not necessarily the same ones you can access from their home offerings. The app is free and it also supports closed captions and audio enhancements for the hard of hearing. Lastly, Mary has some thoughts on the health aspects of the Series 4 Apple Watch.
I ve been hearing a lot about the ECG app for the Apple watch and what a game-changer it is. But as a person with atrial fibrillation, the condition the ECG app is meant to help with, my world has not been rocked just yet. I am anxiously awaiting improvements so that people already diagnosed with this condition can benefit from it.
The app is accessible with VoiceOver on the watch. No problems there. But I was dismayed to learn that the app is not meant to be used by people already diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. This meant that I had to start out my use of this app by lying so I could even set up the app in the first place. Not an auspicious start.
So if the app is not supposed to be used by its own target audience, what exactly is its purpose? Presumably, the app is supposed to help you get diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. But then what is supposed to happen? If it can t support you once you are diagnosed, does this mean it has served its purpose and you no longer can use it? You have atrial fibrillation. Now have a nice life.
I know that this technology is still in its infancy. But this is the last time I will upgrade a perfectly fine Apple product like the Apple Watch Series 3 just because Apple has promised help with some medical issue.
Sports and living in the past make up the first entry into the oddness of the web this week.
Next week, um, well about that. JJ is off to Orlando and ATIA 19. The good news is that we will have some great convention coverage. The bad news is that we aren t sure about what happens until then. Keep watching your feed for more info.
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Q: Why doesn't this button clicking another button work I have this button:
<button onclick="click_button1()">Calculate SubGhz channel</button>

that calls the function:
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<button class="collapsible" id="converters">Converters</button>

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A: You got typo on document.getElementById
Check this general example:

function click_button1() { document.getElementById('converters').click(); }
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A: Nevermind guys i figure it out, thank you all for your help :) :
function click_button1(){
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Het seizoen 1959/1960 was het 49e jaar in het bestaan van de Zwolse voetbalclub PEC. De club kwam uit in de Tweede divisie B en eindigde daarin op de zesde plaats.

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Every year Guy's Hospital hosts a world renowned Airway Management Conference.
For the first time, this year's conference will include a Poster Competition. Prizes are rumoured to be lucrative.
Please see the attached information to find out how to submit your work.
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The Council Connection — Council prioritizes fire and rescue services
Category: budget, Council Connection, fire and rescue, police, sheriff
Council President's Message
This Thursday, May 24, the Council will formally approve the budgets for the upcoming fiscal year. The Council has worked hard and collaboratively throughout this process. With our remarkable staff and engaged community, we have produced a budget that is restrained and responsible, does not raise taxes, and ensures the County will continue to provide the superb services that so many of our residents appreciate so much.
I credit the County Executive with making many great decisions in his budget, including fully funding Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS). The County Executive's budget also presented some daunting challenges in public safety.
Faced with cuts that would have negatively impacted fire and rescue service in Germantown, Hyattstown, and Silver Spring, the Council found a way to change priorities to fund over $7 million for critical public safety services. This amount was about half of all of our adjustments, demonstrating the importance we place on the issue. People take for granted that when their house is on fire, or when their spouse has a heart attack, that someone will respond quickly. We prioritized that quick response time in this budget.
Last week we reviewed some highlights from the MCPS budget; this week we take a closer look at public safety.
Fire and Rescue:
The County Executive's recommended MCFRS operating budget totaled $211 million, down 1.7% from last year. This would have cut a total of $3.5 million and 29 career firefighter positions from the Fire and Rescue Service. The most significant proposed cuts would have taken three response units out of service, including a paramedic engine in Hyattstown, a paramedic engine in Germantown, and an aerial tower in Hillandale. Together, these cuts totaled $5.8 million.
All three cuts would increase response times in the response units' first due areas. Hyattstown and Germantown each would have increased from 6-8 minutes to 10-12 minutes. Hillandale response times for an aerial unit would have increased from eight minutes to 12 minutes. While the County Executive had a plan to transfer firefighter positions to mitigate the increased response times, the Council ultimately chose to restore funding for all three response units and provide funding for additional staffing in Burtsonsville and for volunteer firefighters. All in all, the Council provided an additional $6.5 million to Fire and Rescue.
Police:
The County Executive's recommended Police budget totaled $279 million, up 1.5% from last year. The Police Department budget was one of the few public safety budgets that had a budget increase for FY19. However, the County Executive's proposed budget did not include any new police officer positions, and in fact, it lapsed six police officer positions for the year.
The Council discussed School Resource Officers at length, given the "Maryland Safe to Learn" act that the General Assembly just passed this year in response to the recent school shooting in St. Mary's County. Currently, the SRO program, which includes not only MCPD officers, but also officers from the City of Rockville Police Department, City of Gaithersburg Police Department, and the Office of the Sheriff, provides 27 officers and deputies assigned to each County public high school. These officers are also responsible for assisting with any issues within their respective middle schools. The new state law, however, requires that each Maryland jurisdiction has either an SRO or "adequate local law enforcement coverage" at every school for the 2019-2020 school year. Given the complexity and reach of the new state law, Council committees will examine the law and its mandates in more depth on July 19.
This year, however, the Council added three new SRO positions that will be assigned to middle schools. The Council also added one new vice unit detective position that will address human trafficking concerns in the County.
Sheriff:
The County Executive's recommended Sheriff budget totaled $23 million, down 1.1% from last year. An important issue for the Sheriff's Office this year was body worn cameras. In October 2017, the Sheriff's Office took advantage of a free body worn camera pilot program offered through Axon, the vendor who supplies body cameras for the County Police Department. The Sheriff's Office has 162 deputies who are outfitted with body worn cameras. These cameras are important both for accountability as well as safety purposes. Deputies are often in potentially volatile situations while serving domestic violence protective orders and mental health-related emergency evaluation petitions. This risk is especially true after the General Assembly passed additional domestic violence and gun control laws, such as the "red flag" law (HB1302) that permits the Sheriff to confiscate guns from individuals who have been deemed by the court to be an extreme risk to self or others.
The Council approved an additional $229,903 to permit the Sheriff's Office to maintain the program through FY19.
The next few weeks we will continue our exploration of the County budget. Stay tuned.
… find out what items and grants the Council added to the budget?
Although the County Executive sent the Council a very good budget, the Council has the final say. The Council reconciles competing community priorities and available resources through its "reconciliation" process. This year, the Council was able to identify almost $15 million in resources to invest into critical services identified by the community. The Council also programmed over $2.8 million for grants to non-profits in the County. Check out the details here.


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Lifehouse & Switchfoot Release 'Shine Like Gold' to Benefit Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts
By Ashley Iasimone
Courtesy of Lifehouse
Lifehouse and Switchfoot are working together to raise funds for those affected by the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
The bands recorded and released a new song, "Shine Like Gold," with all proceeds benefiting Food for the Hungry, which will aid in Houston's recovery. They hope to meet a goal of raising $50,000 to go toward flood relief initiatives. The track can be purchased as a give-what-you-can download here.
Those who can catch tourmates Lifehouse and Switchfoot in concert at Houston's House of Blues on Sept. 5 will see them perform "Shine Like Gold" live.
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"We can't imagine what everyone is going through right now in Houston, but they've all been in our thoughts and prayers," Lifehouse frontman Jason Wade says in a statement. "We look forward to playing this show, standing alongside this amazing city and doing everything in our power to help."
"Jon and I started writing 'Shine Like Gold' at the beginning of this tour, but it wasn't until we recorded it in Nashville that we really knew what it was about. Seeing all of these amazing individuals who've sacrifice for their neighbors and stepped up in the face of extreme hardship has been so inspiring. This song is for them. All of the proceeds from this song are going to Houston for the unsung heroes that do the right thing when no one is watching. All the love," he continued.
Switchfoot's Jon Foreman added, "Jason and I had always talked about writing a song together. When it finally happened, 'Shine Like Gold' became a song about everyday heroes fighting their way through the darkness toward the light. On the day we recorded the song, Hurricane Harvey began wreaking havoc in Texas. Sometimes you don't know what a song is for until after its written. In this case it became crystal clear. As we watched our friends and family in Texas struggle through the aftermath of the hurricane, we knew exactly what we had to do. We LOVE Houston. Houston is resilient and will rebuild. We can't wait to be in Houston next Tuesday to celebrate HOPE in the midst of tragedy."


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Railway Nostalgia Abounds in the Brandywine Valley and Beyond
Roger Morris October 21, 2019
Many want to experience the stories behind the memorabilia.
Photograph by Les Kipp
While there remains a considerable market for railroad memorabilia, younger folks appear to be more interested in the experience of revisiting rail travel's colorful past by boarding passenger trains running on historic routes and seeing close-up vintage engines and other rolling stock displayed by the numerous railway museums within easy driving distance.
In other words, many people want to experience the stories told behind the private collections of railroad memorabilia. And fortunately, there's plenty to ride and see in the Brandywine region and nearby areas, especially during late fall foliage season. Delaware's in-house railroad is the Wilmington & Western, which plies the route along Red Clay Creek between its station in Greenbank (near the intersection of Newport Pike and Kirkwood Highway) and Hockessin.
Using both steam and diesel locomotives, W&W has several scheduled and special-event rides along 10 miles of track that switch back and forth across the old mill stream, through forest and along stretches cut through solid rock. The route was first run in 1872, when the line carried goods between the port of Wilmington and Landenberg, Pa.
Today, regular 90-minute trips run between the station and Mount Cuba, Del. The longer route to Hockessin is two and a half hours. New this year is the Hockessin Merchant Express, which begins with an on-board continental breakfast and allows two hours of browsing the shops. About an hour away, near Lancaster, Pa., is the Strasburg Rail Road. While not as long or as scenic as the W&W, there's still much to recommend, including a great backstory. Chartered in 1832, the Strasburg line is the oldest continuously operating railroad in the western hemisphere.
A recent ride on the Strasburg rails proved quite enjoyable—especially with seats in the parlor car, which has great views, plush chairs, and a bar with snacks, beer, wine and cocktails (a well-made Manhattan at 11 a.m. cannot be argued with). On the way out, the first-class parlor car (No. 88) is the last one on the train (sorry, no caboose). Then the engine switches on the way back for close-up shots of steam flow back over the train.
The Strasburg excursions are popular, so reservations are recommended. The crowd is a mix of older folks visiting Amish Country and younger families introducing their children to rail travel "the way it used to be." Once off the train, there are shops to visit and a café in the complex.
Across the street (Route 741) is the fascinating Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, which has indoor and outdoor collections of trains and cars. There are more than 30 steam, diesel and electric engines—some still in restoration. It's also a research facility, although those wanting to undertake historical study must do so by appointment. The museum's gift shop is a good place for kids and hobbyists looking to build their first model railways or add to their existing collections. And Strasburg offers even more for both children and model railroad enthusiasts, including the National Toy Train Museum and the Choo Choo Barn.
Farther afield to the north is Scranton, Pa.'s Steamtown National Historic Site. Museum tours are self-guided. Start at the visitors center for park orientation, then head to the 250-seat theater for a digital surround-sound movie. You'll also find history, roundhouse and technology museums, plus a great opportunity (if you have the time) to learn about steam-era railroad maintenance, repair and restoration.
Another regional destination is the Baltimore & Ohio Railway Museum in Baltimore, Md. It's claim to fame is having "the oldest, most historic, most comprehensive American railroad collection in the world." The collection's buildings, small objects, locomotives and rolling stock show how the B&O Railroad impacted the development of early railroading.
For those more interested in collecting memorabilia than touring or riding, railway lanterns and pocket watches are two of the most popular—and useful—items. Brakemen carried lanterns in search of nighttime difficulties. Today, they can be purchased for $50-$100, depending on how rare they are. They make great rustic options for farmhouse or game room décor—and if you're looking to start a collection, there are all sorts of collectable ones. Many were used on farms long before flashlights became a common household item.
Those interested in railway pocket watches—with or without the fob and chain—should check out Ashland Watches & Jewelry to get an idea of pricing and availability before visiting eBay or Etsy. While there are published collectors' guides to railway memorabilia, most are out-of-date when it comes to pricing.
And for those of you who must commute to distant cities via Amtrak, we understand if you don't find railroad nostalgia of particular interest at the moment.
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Sony Silently Launches Online Store For PlayStation Games, Movies, & TV Shows
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Not to be outdone with Microsoft's very own Xbox Store, Sony is now secretly launching a new online store called the Sony Entertainment Network, and it is basically for movies, TV shows, and games.
The new online store recently went live earlier today, although Sony has yet to release an official statement confirming the launch. The content pricing on the Sony Entertainment Network appears to match the pricing on the PlayStation Store as well as other Sony digital shops.
It even accepts payments via PayPal and credit card. Meanwhile, purchased content will be automatically downloaded to the device by adjusting the settings in "Account Management". Over at the PlayStation blog, blog manager Fred Dutton explains why Sony made no announcements about it. "Regarding that – we are testing a new web store, which we look forward to announcing and launching to the PlayStation/Sony community shortly," Dutton said.
Source: Ubergizmo
Early January 2013 Sony will discontinue once and for all the production of its latest cassette players/recorders.
You can buy the latest TCM-410, TCM-400 and TCM-450 from Sony as yet, but soon they will become a part of history. If it still makes sense, here are the specs of the top of the three, TCM-450 ($50 at Amazon):
Source: Akihabara News


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The cuisines of Asia nine great oriental cuisines by technique
An encyclopedic cookbook featuring more than three hundred recipes - all adapted for American kitchens and ingredients - encompasses the authentic cuisines of China, Japan, India, Indonesia, Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam.
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#ifndef WebLayer_h
#define WebLayer_h

#include "WebBlendMode.h"
#include "WebColor.h"
#include "WebCommon.h"
#include "WebCompositorAnimation.h"
#include "WebFloatPoint3D.h"
#include "WebPoint.h"
#include "WebRect.h"
#include "WebSize.h"
#include "WebString.h"
#include "WebVector.h"

class SkMatrix44;
class SkImageFilter;

namespace blink {
class WebCompositorAnimationDelegate;
class WebFilterOperations;
class WebLayerClient;
class WebLayerScrollClient;
struct WebFloatPoint;
struct WebFloatRect;
struct WebLayerPositionConstraint;

class WebLayer {
public:
    virtual ~WebLayer() { }

    // Returns a positive ID that will be unique across all WebLayers allocated in this process.
    virtual int id() const = 0;

    // Sets a region of the layer as invalid, i.e. needs to update its content.
    virtual void invalidateRect(const WebFloatRect&) = 0;

    // Sets the entire layer as invalid, i.e. needs to update its content.
    virtual void invalidate() = 0;

    // These functions do not take ownership of the WebLayer* parameter.
    virtual void addChild(WebLayer*) = 0;
    virtual void insertChild(WebLayer*, size_t index) = 0;
    virtual void replaceChild(WebLayer* reference, WebLayer* newLayer) = 0;
    virtual void removeFromParent() = 0;
    virtual void removeAllChildren() = 0;

    virtual void setBounds(const WebSize&) = 0;
    virtual WebSize bounds() const = 0;

    virtual void setMasksToBounds(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool masksToBounds() const = 0;

    virtual void setMaskLayer(WebLayer*) = 0;
    virtual void setReplicaLayer(WebLayer*) = 0;

    virtual void setOpacity(float) = 0;
    virtual float opacity() const = 0;

    virtual void setBlendMode(WebBlendMode) = 0;
    virtual WebBlendMode blendMode() const = 0;

    virtual void setIsRootForIsolatedGroup(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool isRootForIsolatedGroup() = 0;

    virtual void setOpaque(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool opaque() const = 0;

    virtual void setPosition(const WebFloatPoint&) = 0;
    virtual WebFloatPoint position() const = 0;

    virtual void setTransform(const SkMatrix44&) = 0;
    virtual SkMatrix44 transform() const = 0;

    virtual void setTransformOrigin(const WebFloatPoint3D&) { }
    virtual WebFloatPoint3D transformOrigin() const { return WebFloatPoint3D(); }

    // Sets whether the layer draws its content when compositing.
    virtual void setDrawsContent(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool drawsContent() const = 0;

    // Sets whether the layer's transform should be flattened.
    virtual void setShouldFlattenTransform(bool) = 0;

    // Sets the id of the layer's 3d rendering context. Layers in the same 3d
    // rendering context id are sorted with one another according to their 3d
    // position rather than their tree order.
    virtual void setRenderingContext(int id) = 0;

    // Mark that this layer should use its parent's transform and double-sided
    // properties in determining this layer's backface visibility instead of
    // using its own properties. If this property is set, this layer must
    // have a parent, and the parent may not have this property set.
    // Note: This API is to work around issues with visibility the handling of
    // WebKit layers that have a contents layer (canvas, plugin, WebGL, video,
    // etc).
    virtual void setUseParentBackfaceVisibility(bool) = 0;

    virtual void setBackgroundColor(WebColor) = 0;
    virtual WebColor backgroundColor() const = 0;

    // Clear the filters in use by passing in a newly instantiated
    // WebFilterOperations object.
    virtual void setFilters(const WebFilterOperations&) = 0;

    // An animation delegate is notified when animations are started and
    // stopped. The WebLayer does not take ownership of the delegate, and it is
    // the responsibility of the client to reset the layer's delegate before
    // deleting the delegate.
    virtual void setAnimationDelegate(WebCompositorAnimationDelegate*) = 0;

    // Returns false if the animation cannot be added.
    // Takes ownership of the WebCompositorAnimation object.
    virtual bool addAnimation(WebCompositorAnimation*) = 0;

    // Removes all animations with the given id.
    virtual void removeAnimation(int animationId) = 0;

    // Removes all animations with the given id targeting the given property.
    virtual void removeAnimation(int animationId, WebCompositorAnimation::TargetProperty) = 0;

    // Pauses all animations with the given id.
    virtual void pauseAnimation(int animationId, double timeOffset) = 0;

    // Returns true if this layer has any active animations - useful for tests.
    virtual bool hasActiveAnimation() = 0;

    // If a scroll parent is set, this layer will inherit its parent's scroll
    // delta and offset even though it will not be a descendant of the scroll
    // in the layer hierarchy.
    virtual void setScrollParent(WebLayer*) = 0;

    // A layer will not respect any clips established by layers between it and
    // its nearest clipping ancestor. Note, the clip parent must be an ancestor.
    // This is not a requirement of the scroll parent.
    virtual void setClipParent(WebLayer*) = 0;

    // Scrolling
    virtual void setScrollPosition(WebPoint) = 0;
    virtual WebPoint scrollPosition() const = 0;

    // To set a WebLayer as scrollable we must specify the corresponding clip layer.
    virtual void setScrollClipLayer(WebLayer*) = 0;
    virtual bool scrollable() const = 0;
    virtual void setUserScrollable(bool horizontal, bool vertical) = 0;
    virtual bool userScrollableHorizontal() const = 0;
    virtual bool userScrollableVertical() const = 0;

    virtual void setHaveWheelEventHandlers(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool haveWheelEventHandlers() const = 0;

    virtual void setHaveScrollEventHandlers(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool haveScrollEventHandlers() const = 0;

    virtual void setShouldScrollOnMainThread(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool shouldScrollOnMainThread() const = 0;

    virtual void setNonFastScrollableRegion(const WebVector<WebRect>&) = 0;
    virtual WebVector<WebRect> nonFastScrollableRegion() const = 0;

    virtual void setTouchEventHandlerRegion(const WebVector<WebRect>&) = 0;
    virtual WebVector<WebRect> touchEventHandlerRegion() const = 0;

    virtual void setIsContainerForFixedPositionLayers(bool) = 0;
    virtual bool isContainerForFixedPositionLayers() const = 0;

    // This function sets layer position constraint. The constraint will be used
    // to adjust layer position during threaded scrolling.
    virtual void setPositionConstraint(const WebLayerPositionConstraint&) = 0;
    virtual WebLayerPositionConstraint positionConstraint() const = 0;

    // The scroll client is notified when the scroll position of the WebLayer
    // changes. Only a single scroll client can be set for a WebLayer at a time.
    // The WebLayer does not take ownership of the scroll client, and it is the
    // responsibility of the client to reset the layer's scroll client before
    // deleting the scroll client.
    virtual void setScrollClient(WebLayerScrollClient*) = 0;

    // Forces this layer to use a render surface. There is no benefit in doing
    // so, but this is to facilitate benchmarks and tests.
    virtual void setForceRenderSurface(bool) = 0;

    // True if the layer is not part of a tree attached to a WebLayerTreeView.
    virtual bool isOrphan() const = 0;

    virtual void setWebLayerClient(WebLayerClient*) = 0;
};

} // namespace blink

#endif // WebLayer_h


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    TODO: Before you run your application, you need a Google Maps API key.

    To get one, follow this link, follow the directions and press "Create" at the end:

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Color bets pay at 1 to 1 plus original stake. Players that make it to 36 can try their luck at New Orleans where limits are raised to 15, The dealer will only show one of his cards. Once reconnected, please verify your balance and inform Customer Service immediately if there are any issues.
The dealer will also peak with a ten-value card showing, but will not offer insurance.
Once this action is taken, there are no more moves for a player. The objective is to predict on which, of the 38 numbers on the wheel, will the ball settle on. Most browsers will save the results in the short term through cookies.
This bet pays at 35 to 1 plus the original stake. If another pair is drawn, the hand may be resplit, except for aces. Level 11 unlocks sunny San Diego, where bet limits are 1, A player may hit cards one at a time until the hand busts.
In the event that a disconnection occurs before bets are placed, i. Players will be notified by an on-screen pop-up message, to highlight that the issue is being investigated. Betting Instructions To place a bet, select a chip value from the slider and click directly on the table where you wish to place your bet.
The player will push with a blackjack and all other hands lose.
Once the desired bet is displayed, click the bet button to the right. Street Bet - A three number bet, placed at the end of a row of numbers; for example black jack randall dies 13,14 and The card must be kept and the double bet must remain on the table. Again this bet pays 2 to 1 plus original stake.
If blackjack lobby manager can immediately resolve the error, the game round will continue as normal.
A player that is dealt a blackjack is paid immediately. All players start at Reno. The following error handling rules apply: Multiple clicks will increase the number of chips you bet. Please note some exceptions with Blackjack: The timer will then begin counting down to the start of the next game.
This means that no cards are drawn. Dozen Bet - Another 12 number bet. To remove a chip, right click on it.
Line bets pay 5 to 1 plus the original stake. This is where a player gives the dealer half the original wager and folds. Game Rules The roulette wheel has 38 separately numbered slots alternately colored red and black, the 0 and 00 are green.
The dealer will spin the wheel and release the ball. These are split into Inside Bets which are bets made onto the numbered section of the table, and Outside Bets which are made on the other areas. Okay, next stop is the high roller blackjack lobby in Las Vegas where players over 60 can play for 25, — ,!
Until the player reconnects to the game server, the game and chat functionality will behave improperly or be completely inactive. Click the Clear button to remove all chips from the table.
Then off to Chicago, the windy city when players hit Level 26 and can bet 10,!
In the event that a disconnection occurs after a game round begins, i. When a player gets to Level 46 they unlock the boardwalk in Atlantic City where the bets are 20, The dealer releases a ball into the spinning wheel.
If the dealer does not have blackjack, the hand proceeds as normal. Level 21 unlocks Denver, where bet limits are 7, This type of bet pays 17 to 1 plus the original stake.
Insurance pays if the dealer has blackjack lobby blackjack. Players that make it to Level 6 will unlock Philadelphia. Outside Bets Column Bet - A 12 number bet, which covers all of the numbers in the corresponding column. Double Down — A player that would like to double his bet and receive just one card may double down.
Please verify with Customer Service to assure the balance is correct. Players can choose from first 12 blackjack lobby dozen coveringor third dozen covering A disconnection message will not be displayed to the player, and all decisions blackjack lobby proceed as a default 'Stand' In the event that a client disconnection occurred while playing Blackjack, regardless of the status of the game, please make sure to review your balance after the reconnection and contact Customer Service if there is a problem.
In order to minimize the impact caused by unexpected disconnections, when a player loses his connectivity to the game server, a reconnect message will be displayed on the screen. The dealer will then peak to see if he has a blackjack. A max three split hands are allowed. This bet pays 8 to 1 plus the original stake. Bet limits increase here toTo split, a player must make an equal-sized bet to the original wager.
Again this bet pays 1 to 1 plus the original stake. If immediate resolution is not possible, the game round will be cancelled and initial bets will be refunded to all players who participated in the game round. Disconnection The Golden Nugget Live Dealer services are provided via internet, which inevitably may disconnect at times.
Color Bet - An 18 number bet, which covers all the red numbers or all the black numbers. To start a hand on the Free Blackjack Appclick an unlocked city. The Free Blackjack App does not allow splitting ten-value cards that do not pair.
This poses potential snags to the game flow and user experience. If the dealer has blackjack, the hand is over. Split Bet - A two number bet which is placed on the line connecting the two numbers; for example covering 24 and Next, click on the chip denominations at the bottom of the table.
Players that wish to have results tracked over the long term or participate in the leaderboards must connect the Free Blackjack App to Facebook. Players that connect the Free Blackjack App to their Facebook account will automatically receive 10, free coins.


Within a day of General Motor's announcement stating Cadillac would become General Motors' "lead electric vehicle brand," Cadillac has teased images of its first electric vehicle. Almost every luxury car manufacturer is entering the electric vehicle market. The year 2019 will be a great year for both environmentalists as well as car lovers, except for Jeremy Clarkson we suppose! Porsche Taycan, BMW i3, Tesla Model 3, Mercedes EQC and more are cars to look forward to this year. Cadillac's new car is another step in the right direction it seems.
The image is a render of what the car will look like and it looks extremely futuristic. A senior representative from the company was reported to have said that the architectural design will allow the battery packs to fit into the vehicle. They will fit like ice cubes in an ice cube tray. The example given states that you can put in as much water as you want to make as many cubes as you need — the tray still takes up the same space in the freezer. He also said that the point of the design is flexibility. The car will have support for front-, rear- and all-wheel-drive configurations.
The design will allow any kind of vehicle which can have a unique design without reducing range. The drive units are also targeted for flexibility. Front-, rear- and all-wheel-drive configurations will be supported as well. According to Cadillac, the upcoming electric car will represent the height of luxury and innovation. This car will also be positioning Cadillac as the pinnacle of mobility, according to the company. The new car's image was teased at a car show in Detroit. Very little detail other than the teaser poster is known so far.


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A Sperm Drought is Hitting New Zealand Fertility Clinics
As fertility clinics struggle to meet demand, Kiwi women turn to social media's unregulated sperm market.
by Zahra Shahtahmasebi
by VICE Staff
November 7, 2018, 10:48pm
The rise in the number of single women seeking to have children via sperm donation has helped create one of the biggest sperm shortages New Zealand has faced since the banks began here in the 70s.
RNZ reports that in 2014, single women accounted for more than half of the 300 babies born in New Zealand via sperm donation from fertility clinics.
Times have changed since 10 years ago. Back then, fertility clinics say, it was mainly heterosexual couples struggling with fertility issues and same-sex couples who used donor sperm to conceive.
Now, with a current 18-month-to-two-year wait for sperm from fertility clinics, New Zealanders are exploring other avenues, using social media to create sperm-donor communities.
Melissa Maynard, mother to six-month old Emerson, told RNZ she thought she might never have children at all, until she voiced her concerns on a women's group Facebook page. "Someone reached out to me and said there's other options out there. She was pregnant by a private donor. I thought about it and it felt like the right thing to do. I'd always been a do-it-myself-type of girl. Very independent. And I've always felt perfectly happy by myself."
These options include website coparents.com, with 100,000 registered members, or the NZ Sperm Donors Forum, with 492 members, and a host of Facebook pages.
The expense of fertility clinics, where initial consultations can cost as much as $300, and artificial insemination $1500 per cycle, is a major factor in the growing popularity of social media donors who often donate for no monetary reward.
However, medical director of Fertility Associates Wellington Andrew Murray said the unregulated nature of these donations was problematic, including an increased risk of future incestuous relationships and genetic and medical issues. In a clinic, donors are limited to a total of 12 children and five different families, and sperm is also tested for STIs.
"You don't know the medical history if you're going through Facebook. You're relying on those donors being upfront with you about what they choose to tell you," Murray said.
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class AddGenderToDeveloper < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def change
    add_column :developers, :gender, :integer
    add_index :developers, :gender
  end

end