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import unittest
import re

from language_tags import tags

class TestSubtag(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_get_tag(self):
        tag = tags.tag('en')
        self.assertIsNotNone(tag)

        tag = tags.tag('en-gb')
        self.assertIsNotNone(tag)
        self.assertEqual(tag.format, 'en-GB')

    def test_undetermined(self):
        tag = tags.tag('und')
        self.assertIsNotNone(tag)
        self.assertEqual(tag.format, 'und')

    def test_checks(self):
        self.assertTrue(tags.check('en'))

    def test_subtags(self):
        subtag = tags.subtags('whatever')
        self.assertEqual(subtag, [])

        subtags = tags.subtags('mt')
        self.assertEqual(len(subtags), 2)
        self.assertIn(subtags[0].type, ['language', 'region'])
        self.assertIn(subtags[0].format, ['mt', 'MT'])
        self.assertIn(subtags[1].type, ['language', 'region'])
        self.assertIn(subtags[1].format, ['mt', 'MT'])

    def test_filter(self):
        filter = tags.filter('whatever')
        self.assertIn('whatever', filter)

    def test_search(self):
        subtags = tags.search('Maltese')
        self.assertGreater(len(subtags), 0)

        self.assertEqual(subtags[0].type, 'language')
        self.assertEqual(subtags[0].format, 'mt')
        self.assertEqual(subtags[1].type, 'language')
        self.assertEqual(subtags[1].format, 'mdl')
        self.assertEqual(subtags[2].type, 'extlang')
        self.assertEqual(subtags[2].format, 'mdl')

        subtags = tags.search('Gibberish')
        self.assertEqual(subtags, [])

        subtags = tags.search('Lojban')
        self.assertEqual(len(subtags), 1)
        subtags = tags.search('Lojban', all=True)
        self.assertEqual(len(subtags), 2)

    def test_search_exact_match(self):
        subtags = tags.search('Dari')
        self.assertGreater(len(subtags), 0)
        self.assertEqual(subtags[0].type, 'language')
        self.assertEqual(subtags[0].format, 'prs')

    def test_search_regexp(self):
        subtags = tags.search(re.compile(r'\d{4}'))
        self.assertGreater(len(subtags), 0)

    def test_type(self):
        subtag = tags.type('Latn', 'script')
        self.assertIsNotNone(subtag)
        self.assertEqual(subtag.format, 'Latn')
        self.assertEqual(subtag.type, 'script')

        self.assertIsNone(tags.type('en', 'script'))

    def test_language(self):
        subtag = tags.language('en')
        self.assertIsNotNone(subtag)
        self.assertEqual(subtag.format, 'en')
        self.assertEqual(subtag.type, 'language')

        self.assertIsNone(tags.language('GB'))

    def test_region(self):
        subtag = tags.region('IQ')
        self.assertIsNotNone(subtag)
        self.assertEqual(subtag.format, 'IQ')
        self.assertEqual(subtag.type, 'region')

    def test_languages(self):
        subtags = tags.languages('zh')
        self.assertGreater(len(subtags), 0)

        self.assertRaises(Exception, tags.languages, 'en')
        with self.assertRaises(Exception) as context:
            tags.languages('en')
        self.assertIn('\'en\' is not a macrolanguage.', context.exception.args)

    def test_date(self):
        self.assertIsNotNone(re.compile(r'\d{4}\-\d{2}\-\d{2}').search(tags.date()))

    def test_description(self):
        description = tags.description('nl-BE')
        self.assertIn('Dutch', description)
        self.assertIn('Flemish', description)
        self.assertIn('Belgium', description)
        description = tags.description('az-Arab')
        self.assertIn('Azerbaijani in Arabic script', description)
        self.assertEqual(len(description), len(tags.description('az-Arab')))
        description = tags.description('123')
        self.assertEqual(0, len(description))
        description = tags.description('vls')
        self.assertIn('Vlaams', description)

    def test_print(self):
        nlbe = tags.tag('nl-Latn-BE')
        print(nlbe)
        self.assertEqual(nlbe.__str__(), 'nl-Latn-BE')
        print(nlbe.language)
        self.assertEqual(nlbe.language.__str__(), 'nl')
        print(nlbe.script)
        self.assertEqual(nlbe.script.__str__(), 'Latn')

    def test_redundant_subtags(self):
        tag = tags.tag('es-419')
        self.assertListEqual(tag.region.description, ['Latin America and the Caribbean'])
        self.assertListEqual(tag.language.description, ['Spanish', 'Castilian'])

        tag = tags.tag('sgn-NL')
        self.assertListEqual(tag.region.description, ['Netherlands'])
        self.assertListEqual(tag.language.description, ['Sign languages'])

    def test_grandfathered_subtags(self):
        tag = tags.tag('i-klingon')
        self.assertIsNone(tag.language)
        self.assertEqual(len(tag.subtags), 0)


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Neither one thing nor the other : The Ulster Protestant community in Cavan, Monaghan and Fermanagh, 1916 - 1923 (2019)
PURCELL, DANIEL THOMAS
Histories of Irish partition and discussions of the Irish border portray the six-county settlement as the most natural division of the island. This formulation provides a false impression of a cohesive Ulster Protestant national group with clearly-defined territorial claims. This thesis responds to these problems by examining two peripheral communities for whom the partition of Ireland represented a time of particular crisis. Firstly, it examines Protestants south of the border in Cavan and Monaghan, who exhibited significant demographic differences from their co-religionists in the six counties of Northern Ireland, but who still asserted an Ulster Protestant identity and felt a keen sense of betrayal at the partition settlement. Secondly, it looks at the Protestant community of Fermanagh who, although they were included in the north, were intensely aware of the precarity of their situation, being in the most Catholic county in Northern Ireland. These two communities, bordering on...
Re-Creating Science in Higher Education: Exploring a Creativity Philosophy (2014)
WRIDE, MICHAEL
?-adrenoceptor-mediated regulation of matrix metalloproteinase-9 in fibroblasts (2011)
Rietz, Anne
Adrenoceptor signalling in fibroblasts: Intracellular cAMP levels were measured by a direct cAMP enzyme immunoassay. Isoprenaline (ISO, 1 ?M) increased intracellular cAMP concentration by 1.3 and 4.8 fold, P<0.05, after 10 min in the NIH3T3 fibroblasts and human cardiac ventricular fibroblasts (HCVF) respectively. These effects were abolished by pre-treatment with propranolol (PROP, 10 ?M; P<0.05). Nuclear translocation of phospho-CREB was increased by isoprenaline (0.1 ?M) and phenylephrine (10 ?M) increased in NIH3T3 fibroblasts (P<0.05). Western blot analysis indicated that isoprenaline (1 ?M) and phenylephrine (10 ?M) caused a biphasic increase in p38 MAPK and a sustained increase in ERK1/2 MAPK activation over a 30 min period in NIH3T3 fibroblasts. However, in HCVF cells, isoprenaline (1 ?M) decreased ERKl/2 MAPK phosphorylation by 70% after 30 min, an effect abolished by propranolol (10 ?M; ISO vs. ISO/PROP: 0.30?0.06 vs. 1.05?0.10 AU; P<0.05).
?-Lactalbumin-oleic acid complex : structure function dynamics (2015)
Xie, Yongjing
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Human alpha-lactalbumin made lethal to tumor cells (HAMLET) and its analogues are partially unfolded protein-oleic acid complexes that exhibit selective tumoricidal activity normally absent in the native protein itself, in order to understand the nature of the interaction between a-lactalbumin and oleic acid moieties, charge-specific chemical modifications of lysine residues involving citraconylation, acetylation and guanidination were employed and the biophysical and biological properties of the wild type and chemically modified bovine a-lactalbumin-oleic acid complexes were characterized.
An investigation of natural and anthropogenic factors influencing species richness and distribution in woodland & hedgerow habitats of north county Dublin (2011)
McCourt, Shawn C.
In Ireland, hedgerows are estimated to cover an area roughly 2-3 times that of deciduous woodland on an island-wide basis (Webb 1985); however, to date, the processes involved in the formation of hedgerow plant communities remains poorly understood. It is generally assumed that hedgerows are linear strips of woodland and they have been advocated as potential surrogate habitat for forest species in other fragmented agricultural landscapes, especially in North America (Corbitt et al. 1999) and elsewhere in western and central Europe (Baudry et al. 2000, Wehling & Diekmann 2009).
?critures africaines de l'exil parisien (2001)
N? Loingsigh, Aed?n
This thesis is an analysis of the representation of Parisian exile in seven African novels in French. The novels are studied in chronological order, thus illustrating the social and psychological evolution of the theme of exile in African literature in French from the colonial era to the contemporary post-colonial context. The introduction to the thesis illustrates how the colonial history of French-speaking Africa requires a reappraisal of the ?universal? meaning of exile. This, in turn, leads to an analysis of critical approaches to the theme of exile in the colonial and post-colonial contexts. In the first two chapters, which study two novels written during the colonial era, the structures of colonial society are shown to be the African writer?s first experience of exile. Rather than representing an escape from cultural and historical isolation, the journey to Paris is ultimately seen to be a return to this initial exile. In the French capital, racial and sexual i...
?Maybe I will have a good life in the future??: The lives, experiences and choices of rural girls as they negotiate different pathways to urban secondary schools in Ethiopia. (2018)
YORKE, LOUISE
This study seeks to fill a gap in our understanding of the phenomenon of the migration of rural girls to urban secondary schools in Ethiopia, from the perspectives of rural girls themselves. Specifically the study investigates the lives of girls in their rural communities before they migrate (RQ1), the factors and processes underlying their migration decisions and pathways (RQ2) and the experiences of rural girls when they reach the city, inside and outside of school (RQ3). The leading strength of this study is the in-depth and detailed information that emerges from the encounters with this group of girls. The research is guided by Amartya Sen?s capability approach and is situated within a critical feminist research approach. A qualitative research approach with participatory elements helped to navigate some of the expected challenges associated with being a white researcher in this context and to challenge assumptions of vulnerability commonly associated with girls and women in Eth...
?She stimulates us to supply what is not there?: Expanding Jane Austen?s World Through Fandom (2018)
MADDEN, AINE MARIA
This thesis aims to explore Jane Austen?s lively afterlife in popular culture through an exploration of fanfiction inspired by her most popular novel, Pride and Prejudice (1813). The thesis combines analysis of online fanfiction with criticism of professionally published (profic) texts and film and digital adaptations as a way of contextualising Austen fandom. As a form of writing that is essentially about reading, Austen fanfiction can be interpreted as a valuable form of reader response that can illuminate the literary and cultural preoccupations of Austen?s readers, the ?Janeites?. Austen?s reception and readership have become increasingly topical subjects within Austen Studies. However, Austen-inspired fanfiction has yet to receive meaningful critical attention as studies of Austen?s readers tend to have an historical focus, concentrating on her male ?scholarly? readers from the nineteenth century rather than her predominantly female contemporary fans. The author?s place in cont...
...ohne Maa? ver?nderlich' : Novalis, women and writing (2003)
Hodkinson, James Richard
This thesis re-examines the treatment of the feminine and of the female literary subject in the works of Hardenberg/Novalis. It contends that, whilst Hardenberg did not approach these themes in a manner wholly revolutionary for his time, his writing did begin to display a more evolving sense of feminine identity and to afford more communicative and creative potential to female subjects than has hitherto been suggested by critics.
'Against the rest': fanzines and alternative music cultures in Ireland (2015)
Ryan, Ciarán
'Carving a new order of experience' with young people in physical education: participatory action research as a pedagogy of possibility (2010)
Enright, Eimear
The purpose of this study was to work with a group of disengaged teenage girls to understand and help them transform their self-identified barriers to their physical education engagement and physical activity participation. This study was premised on a conviction that young people have unique perspectives on learning and life, that their voices warrant not only to be heard but to be acted on, and that these young people (disengaged teenage girls in this case) should be partners in any efforts at reimagining physical education. The study took place over three years in a designated disadvantaged, citycentre, girls' school. It was framed methodologically, theoretically and philosophically by a feminist Participatory Action Research (PAR) orientation, and engaged forty-one teenage girls as co-researchers and curriculum decision makers. Participatory methods (photovoice, timelines, poster making) were used to generate data with the participants throughout this study and were supported by...
'Déanta I nÉirinn': the reconstruction of Irish stereotypes, 1888-1914 (2012)
O'Connor, John Philip
This thesis shows how the synthesis between model Irish villages and picture postcards led to a reconstruction of Irish stereotypes on ephemera and commercial goods between 1888 and 1914. During this period Ireland became a visual commodity at international exhibitions where visitors were offered a utopian version of Irish life devoid of agrarian and sectarian violence. This depiction was replicated on postcards, showing a picturesque country replete with stage Irish characters no longer threatening to British rule that attracted visitors as part of tourism's commercial growth during this period. These new stereotypes were also used in the successful advertising campaigns of Irish manufacturing companies abroad, which increased their global dissemination and re-branded Irish identity for foreign consumers. At home, however, this identity was contested and by 1912 had split irrevocably along political and religious lines. Impending Home Rule had raised the possibility of civil war be...
'Deor and nytenu mid us': animals in the works of Ǽelfric (2008)
Nijhuis, Letty Jantje
This dissertation examines the use of animals in Ælfric's Lives of Saints and Catholic Homilies, outlining the transmission process of various sources of animal knowledge available to and used by Ælfric. The contexts in which Ælfric uses animals, which sources he uses in these passages and how he deviates from his source material (if at all) combine to illustrate how Anglo-Saxon authors could weave classical, biblical, early Christian and local knowledge together and incorporate the different traditions in their own work.
'Dissecting the bird to articulate the song': exploring the nature of teaching and learning poetry in the Irish leaving certificate classroom (2011)
Hennessy, Jennifer
Motivated by the conviction that listening to pupils' and teachers' perspectives enables the researcher to gain a deeper understanding of teaching and learning processes, this research explores the nature and provision of poetry at Leaving Certificate level in Ireland. It draws on research conducted over a four year period from 2007-2011 with 80 practising Leaving Certificate poetry teachers and 200 Leaving Certificate pupils of poetry. Set against a backdrop of educational consumerism, this research identifies a number of areas of concern for educators including; a narrowing of the curricula, a traditionalist approach to pedagogy, widespread teacher dissonance and pupil disengagement in addition to a ubiquitous teaching to the test ideology at Leaving Certificate level. Drawing on the research findings, it is argued that poetry is vulnerable to becoming a marginalised and technicised endeavour in the Leaving Certificate classroom. Recommendations for renewed teacher agency are prop...
'Exogamous Brides' : representations of inter-faith relationships in Irish fiction (2012)
Jameson, David
This study offers a comprehensive assessment of how a broad range of Irish novelists depicted mixed marriages or inter-faith relationships from the 1860s to the 1960s, and argues that heterogeneous depictions of these relationships cannot be interpreted solely as national allegories or metaphors for conciliation or lack of conciliation between the Protestant and Catholic communities. To establish the complexity of the issue with which the writers were engaging, the study gives extensive treatment to the theological, historical and sociological contexts of inter-faith relationships and mixed marriages in Ireland.
'Goddesses with Upraised Arms' in Crete and Cyprus : a comparative study (2013)
Zeman-Wi?niewska, Katarzyna
The primary purpose of this study is to establish whether Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Cretan and Cypriot ?Goddesses with Upraised Arms? figures and figurines form one group or two separate assemblages. Of special importance is the re-evaluation of the long-lived assumption of the direct origins of the Cypriot figurines and figures from the Cretan terracottas. This is done using a number of comparatives, including typological and contextual similarities and differences (production, find spots, associated attributes), and also their performative aspects, like the way they were handled, displayed and used. Modern methodologies used in coroplastic studies were applied, according to which identity and meaning are constructed by the process and context of usage rather than being possessed by the artefact.
'How can they justify it to themselves?' Theories of justification and political violence (2007)
O'Boyle, Garrett
This research is a systematic and rigorous analysis of the types of normative justifications used by various groups that employ, threaten, or advocate the use of terrorism or political violence. It examines the internal logic of these justificatory positions as exemplified in various groups' literature, publications, and pronouncements, by analysing and interpreting these texts. It represents a comparative analysis of the justifications for violence actually used by a broad range of politically violent groups - national liberation movements, revolutionary left groups, Islamic extremists, the anti-abortion Christian right, and fascist and hate groups.
'How can we know the dancer from the dance?' Understanding professional identity formation through workplace discursive practices: a collective case study of 'new-to-practice' social care workers (2016)
McHugh, John
The focus of this study is on the Professional Identity Formation (PIF) of Social Care Workers. The timespan of the research coincided with the progression towards registration and regulation of Social Care as a profession in its own right in Ireland. The starting point of the study was with the lived professional experience of the workers themselves. Particular emphasis was placed on the written and verbal discursive practices encountered by, and engaged in, by the Social Care Worker. A core aim of the research was to gain a deeper understanding of how PIF occurs, and by doing so, to better understand the emerging profession at a critical time in its evolution. Under a broad Social Constructionist banner, a theoretical framework based on Rhetorical Genre Theory and Enactment Theory was constructed that informed an approach to data collection and analysis in which the voice of the worker was central. The twin-theory approach allowed deeper contextual analysis of the individual worke...
'I'm a rambler, I'm a gambler, I'm a long way from home': exploring participation through music and digital design in dementia care (2017)
Morrissey, Kellie
People with dementia (PWD) living in care are a population commonly termed as 'vulnerable', and whose challenging life situations are often described in the literature as being a part of a 'burden', both on the part of their families and larger society. The difficult circumstances faced by PWD are often compounded by moving into care, where they can face loneliness, social isolation, and a lack of meaningful experiences. With many millions of people living with the condition worldwide, as well as a lack of available and effective pharmaceutical treatment for dementia, there have been increasing calls for the 'problem' of dementia to be addressed through psycho-social pathways, with technological design implicated as one of these. However, the vast majority of extant design research in dementia has focused on alleviating the cognitive problems that come with the condition, leading to a lack of design research that explores experiential aspects of living with dementia. This thesis pre...
'I'm not going to be able to leave'; The impact of belonging to the Irish farming community on university students' life experiences and transitions to adulthood (2014)
Cassidy, Anne
Despite extensive research into family farming culture little attention has been paid to young people raised in this community who do not become full-time farmers. This thesis explores the childhood experiences of university students who grew up in Irish farming families and its impact on their movement into adulthood. It concentrates on their relationship with the farm and the local, rural and farming communities this is situated within. This study focuses on the impact belonging to these institutions has had and continues to have on the lives and choices of farm youth as they build a life potentially leading away from their cultural and familial background. It examines the processes underpinning their transition to adulthood and the role of structural boundaries such as parental strategies, cultural norms and gendered frameworks in the direction of their life, their identity and affiliations. The concept of belonging is unpacked and the nuances, norms and attitudes grounding this ...
'Identity through talk' : personal narrative and social practice in Anglo-Saxon literature (2012)
Graham, Stephen
This study is an analysis of a selection of first-person literary narratives written in pre- Conquest England. Primary texts have been chosen from the corpus of Old English poetry and Anglo-Latin colloquy tradition, with secondary, supporting texts drawn from Old English prose and Old Norse literature. Texts have been arranged by genre and in a series of separate discussions several groups have been examined for evidence of Anglo-Saxon attitudes to the issue of personal identity. The theoretical background for this study arises from several different disciplines: literary criticism, autobiographical theory, narrative psychology, social constructionism, ethnography, social anthropology.
'It'll always be a part of him but it's not going to define him': paternal incarceration and the academic lives of primary and pre-school children in Ireland ? pathways to resilience or maladaptation? (2019)
RYAN-MANGAN, ASHLING
Despite a growing interest, both nationally and internationally, in the experiences of children with incarcerated parents, relatively little is known about these children?s academic lives. This research sets out to describe the experiences of a particular set of children in Ireland whose fathers are in prison, to examine (children?s and other stakeholders?) interpretations of such experiences and, finally, to explore and attempt to come to an understanding of how these experiences and interpretations can have impacts on children?s academic lives, if, indeed, they do at all. The term academic lives is defined here in terms of personal, social and academic characteristics. Adopting a multiple case study approach, the research considers the views of fathers in prison, mothers and carers ?on the outside?, teachers of children whose fathers are incarcerated and other relevant professionals dealing with these children and families. Throughout, the research was guided by Bronfenbrenner?s E...
'Keeping connected in care' the social networks of young people who have experience of long-term foster care / [PhD Thesis] by Conor McMahon (2010)
McMahon, Conor
The present study investigates the social network experience of a group of young people who have experience of long-term foster care. The study area is the North West area of the HSE-West and the study group is composed of two groups of young people: a group who are currently in care and a group who have left the 3 care system. The research focussed on the following issues: the composition of the young people's social networks, the significance and importance of the individuals and groups within the social network to the young people, and the connection between foster care and the social network experience of the study group. The central focus is to examine the impact of Foster Care on the social network experience of the young people. The study utilised both qualitative and quantitative methods in it's approach and can be described as qualitative dominant mixed methods research, with the use of a qualitative semi-structured interview being supported by two standardised measures. Fi...
'Lines of flight': digital musical instruments, inclusive music bands, meaningful engagement in music-making and learning (2016)
McHale, Gráinne
In this study I examine the development of three inclusive music bands in Cork city. Derived from Jellison's research on inclusive music education, inclusive music bands involve students with disabilities coming together with typically developing peers to make and learn music that is meaningful (Jellison, 2012). As part of this study, I established three inclusive music bands to address the lack of inclusive music making and learning experiences in Cork city. Each of these bands evolved and adapted in order to be socio-culturally relevant within formal and informal settings: Circles (community education band), Till 4 (secondary school band) and Mish Mash (third level and community band). I integrated Digital Musical Instruments into the three bands, in order to ensure access to music making and learning for band members with profound physical disabilities. Digital Musical Instruments are electronic music devices that facilitate active music making with minimal movement. This is the ...
'Look, I realise what's going on' - a study of young adult's experiences of contact provision while in care and the implications for social work practice / [thesis] (2009)
Deignan, Aisling
This study was conducted while the researcher was engaged as a social work team leader in the areas of fostering and aftercare provision in community care within the Health Service Executive in Ireland. The main aim of this study was to find out how young, adult, ex-service users experienced contact with their birth families while they were children in the foster care system. It also sought their views on and understanding of the purpose and function of contact in their lives. Limited research has been conducted to date in this area. In this context, the study is thought to provide a worthy contribution to knowledge in the social work field. The voices of eighteen young people, who have in recent years left the foster care system, were accessed through focus group discussions and individual interviews. These young people have given their perspective on their personal experience of contact with their birth families while in care. File data was also examined on a population of 65 youn...
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Among the many honours the late great Albert Finney turned down was the chance to appear on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs – recently named "the greatest radio programme of all time" by a panel of experts for the Radio Times. I'm not quite sure when the request to leave Mr Finney stranded was made, but news of his refusal has been public knowledge since the show's 50th anniversary in 1992.
It's only 27 years ago but in many ways, 1992 was a different world. The march of technology has been relentless and had you been on a real desert island in the interim, you'd be forgiven for thinking that things we now take for granted, such as the internet, smartphones and digital television, all belonged in science fiction. And while few outside of research circles back then could have imagined a time when electric cars would be set to replace petrol and diesel vehicles, I'm sure that visitors from 1992 would be dumbfounded to know that Concorde was retired without a sleeker, higher-powered successor on the runway.
Fifteen years earlier, in 1977, the pre-production Concorde G-AXDN made its final landing at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford. It's been on display there ever since, and a visit to this impressive exhibit is the closest I've ever been to flying on this monument to aviation genius and cooperation with our nearest neighbour. You can imagine, then, how envious I am of Richard Copestake, who was a passenger on Concorde in 1996 and writes about it for our cover feature, marking 50 years of this beautiful aircraft's first flights.
However, I did travel on another transport design classic that is celebrated this issue, the Raleigh Chopper. A friend still had one in the period between them falling out of fashion and being adopted by hipsters and let me take it for a spin at the local recreation ground. I say spin, but "trundle" might have been a better word, because the early Choppers were sluggishly heavy, as our article makes clear. And while the bike looked the bee's knees to this pre-teen's eyes, the design problems almost made test-piloting Concorde seem like a walk in the park.


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Q: (Principiante) Problema con AddEventListener (addEventListener is not a function) Soy un absoluto principiante y estoy tratando de manejar AddEventListener.
Sencillamente, el HTML consta de un div que debe cambiar de color al apretar el button. El error de consola es "addEventListener is not a function".
Observan algo en el código que pueda estar generando este problema tan básico?
Muchas gracias.
HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>Listeners de Eventos</title>

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/styling01.css">

EN ESTADO INICIAL

    <button class="btnCambiaColor">EN CAMBIAR COLOR</button>

CSS

/*estado inicial*/

.colordiv
{
    width: 200px;
    height: 200px;
    background-color:orange ;
    color:beige ;

    text-align: center;
    line-height: 200px;

}

/*estado alternativo*/

.colorAlternativo
{
    width: 200px;
    height: 200px;
    background-color:blue ;
    color:beige ;

    text-align: center;
    line-height: 200px;

}

JS
let divEstado= document.getElementsByClassName("colordiv");

let btn1= document.getElementsByClassName("btnCambiaColor");
console.log(btn1);

btn1.addEventListener("click", CambiaColor);

function CambiaColor()
{
    divEstado.ClassListadd("colorAlternativo");
    console.log("cambió a color alternativo porque hizo click en el botón");

}

Según entiendo, addEvent... sería un método del objetobtn1 capturado. Al escuchar el click, simplemente debería llamar a la función CambiaColor y cambiar la clase. Entiendo que es algo muy básico. Y el error debe serlo también. Gracias.

A: El problema es que document.getElementsByClassName devuelve un array con todos los elementos con esa clase, si es un solo elemento podrías acceder a el por su posición, ej: divEstado[0]. Si te fijas en "getElementsByClassName" Elements está en plural, lo que sugiere una lista.
Una forma de resolverlo es aplicando la posición como mencioné más arriba, otra podría ser reemplazar el document.getElementsByClassName por document.querySelector(".colordiv").
También si no se repiten en HTML podrías poner un Id al elemento y luego desde JavaScript capturarlo con document.getElementById("colordiv") o document.querySelector("#colordiv").
En caso de utilizar querySelector dentro de las comillas se utiliza "." para las clases y "#" para los id.
Lo mismo aplica para btn1.
Por otro lado el classList está mal escito.
Debe ser de la siguiente manera:
divEstado.classList.add("colorAlternativo")
Dejo link a documentación
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/API/Element/classList

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Floors in your home best define room boundaries. When choosing floors you need to be aware of the impact they will have on your home and on those who will cross your threshold. Even if some people do not pay due attention to this aspect of the interior of the house, the floors are extremely important. A floor must be durable, support the furniture and possible scratches and be compatible with larger traffic areas.
Thus, considering the many aspects and qualities that a floor needs to possess, their choice seems like a difficult task. So, when choosing floors for your home, it is advisable to check out and even visit a specialized store. This way you can see the "live" options for yourself and talk to qualified staff to give you more details and tips.
Massive parquet floor. Hardwood floors are ideal for large and spacious homes and offer extra elegance. This type of floor has been used for decades because of its obvious qualities. It has an elegant and beautiful look and is very durable. The major disadvantage is the high price. Both wood boards themselves and their installation require a large budget. Also, this type of floor requires special care.
Laminate flooring. Laminated parquet(parkett) is a cheap and comfortable option when it comes to hardwood flooring. If you want a home-like look similar to hard wood, then laminate flooring is the best solution. It's easy to install, and it's found in a variety of shapes, colors and textures. It is also easier to maintain and clean compared to other flooring types.
The cork floor. A type of floor that is extremely convenient from a price perspective is the one from cork flooring. Cork is a natural material, resistant to high traffic and fire. It is easy to maintain, friendly to the environment and has an appealing look. It is found in a variety of colors and textures, from which you can choose according to room type.
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[2018 Inter-Korean summit] Major powers welcome Panmunjeom Declaration with caution
By Choi He-suk
Published : Apr 28, 2018 - 14:26
Updated : Apr 29, 2018 - 09:41
Regional powers welcomed Friday's Panmunjeom Declaration, but advised caution.
US President Donald Trump reacted quickly to the developments with tweets.
"After a furious year of missile launches and Nuclear testing, a historic meeting between North and South Korea is now taking place. Good things are happening, but only time will tell!" Trump wrote on Twitter, just over an hour after the declaration was announced on Friday.
US President Donald Trump (Yonhap)
The US leader, who had given "his blessing" for the Koreas to discuss a peace treaty, also praised the talks of peace, saying, "The United States, and all of its GREAT people, should be very proud of what is now taking place in Korea!"
US Vice President Mike Pence, meanwhile, issued a more reserved statement.
Pence said that the inter-Korean declaration was a step toward denuclearization but said the US would be cautious in its response.
"Any talks, promises, and assurances from North Korea will be met with reservation, vigilance, and verification," Pence said in a statement.
"Planning for the United States and North Korea Summit continues, but as we've said before -– the pressure campaign will continue unabated."
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, meanwhile, appeared more cautious, saying that he will continue to watch North Korea and urging the country to take concrete action.
"I welcome and take them as positive moves," Abe said in press conference held after the inter-Korean summit.
"Japan will compare the latest declaration to the previous ones and respond according to the analysis," Abe said, adding that Tokyo will continue working closely with Seoul and Washington on the issue.
China and Russia welcomed the inter-Korean summit and the declaration as positive results.
On Saturday Russia's Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that the declaration was a very positive development. China issued a similar statement, emphasizing that Beijing supports a diplomatic resolution of the North Korean nuclear issue.
By Choi He-suk (cheesuk@heraldcorp.com)


we have a 3 way tie for nominees.
And I gotta add..... Stackhouse being the first evictee, I love ya ALL. Never, ever thought that'd even be possible!
there was one tie in the votes. I never voted so I broke that one tie but it didn't change the results either way.
by a vote of 6-5 Twilight Sparkle has been evicted from the BBP5 - Unfinished Business house!


Sayuri is about 6ft tall, unusually tall for someone of her age and ethnicity - this is due to her abnormal growth spurt. She has a slim build, with her legs being especially slim, almost skeletal. She has inherited her father's Japanese features, and her appearance is unmistakably oriental. She has long black hair that falls almost to her waist, and crimson eyes. Generally, Sayuri wears a long, gothic-style black dress with white trim; this used to extend to her ankles but now only reaches halfway down her shin due to her growth spurt. During the summer months, if she feels like it, she will sometimes instead wear a blue-and-white knee-length dress similar to that worn by Alice in Alice in Wonderland. Her preferred footwear is a comfortable pair of black plimsolls. Due to her damaged legs, she usually gets around in a black motorized wheelchair that her parents bought for her.
Backstory: Sayuri was born in Ottawa, the Canadian capital, to a Japanese father and English-Canadian mother. Due to this mixed parentage, Sayuri is able to speak both English and Japanese fluently, as well as some basic French. Her father works in the banking industry, and had moved to Canada as part of his work commitments. His work has meant that the family has always been moderately wealthy, and had managed to weather the global financial crisis fairly well. Being an only child, and part of a wealthy family, Sayuri had a fairly comfortable childhood. Unlike many only children of rich families, she did not feel particularly lonely, due to the love and attention her parents gave her; while she was not spoiled, she was certainly pampered and sheltered to an extent, never truly learning how to deal with hardships.
Though she performed fairly well academically, Sayuri's main interest had always been martial arts, and she was skilled at both kendo and fencing. She had hoped to one day make a professional career out of them. However, at the age of 14, she suddenly underwent a prodigious growth spurt, growing by around twelve inches in less than a year. This rapid growth was faster than her body could handle and her legs, unable to support her rapidly-growing frame, became crippled. Sayuri suffered from shooting pains in her legs for several months, and by the time the growth spurt had slowed to a stop, she had been left unable to walk more than six steps on her own without collapsing.
Sayuri had struggled to cope with the pain of her growth spurt as it was, and when at the end of it, she found herself confined to a wheelchair and forced to give up kendo and fencing, it was more than she could take. Sayuri refused to come to terms with her situation or accept the fact that she was crippled. She became bitter and angry, lashing out at others, especially those who brought up the subject of her disability. Her parents would often hear loud thumps in the night, and rush into her room only to find her sprawled on the floor, having gotten up out of her wheelchair and tried to walk again. Eventually, and reluctantly, these attempts to walk again ceased, if only so that Sayuri could spare herself the pain and humiliation she endured when they inevitably failed.
As Sayuri's 16th birthday approached, her parents learned of the Tachibana Academy and decided to send her there, hoping their specialist care would help Sayuri come to terms with her condition. The thought of moving to a "cripple school" and leaving behind everyone she knew infuriated Sayuri, but after her parents took her to visit the school, she ended up being impressed by its services and level of care, as well as the understanding nature of her fellow students, and she agreed to attend. Her family thus moved with her to Toronto, so they could support her at her new school.
Personality: Sayuri's polite upbringing means that, most of the time, she is calm, quiet, and well-mannered, and tries not to speak out of turn. However, she has always had a more aggressive side, and the ordeals brought on by her growth spurt have brought this aspect of her personality on in full force. Sayuri has a harsh temper and can be quick to anger, especially when the subject of her disability is brought up. When she gets especially riled up, Sayuri has an alarming habit of bolting from her wheelchair and standing up, displaying her full imposing height. This startles many people who are not aware of the reasons behind her wheelchair confinement, but can also cause further problems due to the weakness of her leg muscles.
When she does fall out of her wheelchair, her reaction tends to be shame and embarrassment. Sayuri does not like relying on the help of others, and her new-found situation has only strengthened her resolve to be independent. She does not mind her own company and is content to be left to her own devices, but she is not a loner and is always happy to have company. Having been brought up with fairly traditional values, she hopes to one day get married and start a family of her own, though of course this is not a priority for her yet: her current focus is doing well in her exams.
Sayuri adamantly believes that she can build the strength in her legs back up and one day learn to walk again, perhaps even resuming her fencing career. Whether this is actually possible remains to be seen, but she refuses to believe anyone who tells her otherwise. Though she has given up her attempts to simply get up out of her wheelchair and start walking, she is looking at other ways to gradually build up the strength in her legs, and would be grateful for any assistance.


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Nabu-apla-iddina (geschreven als dAG-A-SUM-na, dPA-A-SUM-na, dAG-IBIL-SUM-[na]) was ca 887-855 v.Chr. koning van Babylonië.

Hij was een energiek vorst die de Arameeërs in zuidelijk Mesopotamië aanviel en zelfs het dal van de Eufraat tot aan de Khabur bezette. Een expeditie van Tukulti-Ninurta II heeft mogelijk tegen hem in zijn beginjaren plaatsgevonden. Toch onderhield hij goede betrekkingen met Assurnasirpal II van Assyrië, behoudens wat aanvankelijke schermutselingen in de buurt van Suhi. De beide rijken hadden daarmee baat om economische en culturele redenen. Zij hadden ook een gezamenlijk Aramees probleem.

Een ander probleem was dat het beeld van de god Šamaš nog ontbrak. In het Sippartablet geeft de koning aan dat zijn voorgangers dit niet goed hadden kunnen vervangen omdat ze geen geschikt model ervan hadden en 'Šamaš zijn gezicht niet aan hen getoond had'. In plaats van een echte gelijkenis van de god moesten de Babyloniërs het doen met een eenvoudige zonneschijf. Dit werd als minderwaardig beschouwd. Echter onder Nabu-apla-iddina had Šamaš een model van klei van het goddelijk beeld geopenbaard zodat er eindelijk weer een echt beeld vervaardigd kon worden en de koning het kon inwijden met een mondwassingsritueel.

Het herstel van de cultus van de zonnegod past goed in het algemeen programma van deze krachtige vorst. Hij rekende af met de Suteeërs, stichtte nieuwe heiligdommen en onder hem nam de literatuur een hoge vlucht. Er waren bijvoorbeeld de s a . g i g-teksten op medisch gebied. In Uruk blijkt dat ook de tempels welvoeren bij zijn bewind.

In de latere jaren van zijn bewind is er een verdrag met Assurnasilpals opvolger Salmanasser III, die later zijn verplichtingen gestand zou doen door Nabu-apla-iddina's zoon en opvolger Marduk-zakir-shumi I te helpen zijn troon te behouden.

Koning van Babylonië
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62% of large Canadian churches are multiethnic
This press release from Leadership Network, "Church for a New Generation? Large Canadian Churches Are Growing, Reaching Young Families, Drawing 1 of Every 8 Protestant Churchgoers" highlighted this finding:
These congregations are also racially diverse. In terms of ethnicity, if multiethnic is defined as a church with no more than 80% of one race, then 62% of large Canadian churches are multiethnic.
This comes from its research of large Canadian churches, as the press release introduced:
On any given weekend, an estimated 300,000 people across Canada participate in the kind of church that draws 1,000 or more in weekly attendance. That's about 1 of 8 people who went to a Protestant church. Even in cities where sizable portions of the population check "no religion" on their household surveys, these predominantly evangelical congregations are growing, reaching out, and focused on serving children and youth.
These breakthrough discoveries come from a first-ever effort to conduct a national study of the country's largest-attendance churches, an initiative sponsored by a large coalition of Canadian scholars and evangelical ministries, along with the U.S.-based Leadership Network, which does similar research in its country.
The 12-page, illustrated executive summary is available to download free at leadnet.org/canada courtesy of two sponsors, D.L. Deeks Insurance Services, Inc. (deeksinsurance.ca) and Pushpay (pushpay.com).
The 2015 Large Canadian Church Report has this to say about multiethnic diversity of
In terms of ethnicity, if multiethnic is defined as a church with no more than 80% of one race, then 62% of large Canadian churches are multiethnic. This level is considerably higher than among large churches in the United States. According to one study there, the larger the church, the more likely to be multiethnic, with 31% of megachurches being multiethnic. Megachurches also show "a considerable mix of economic groups spanning a range of household incomes from just above poverty … to upper class."
Go to leadnet.org/canada to download the 2015 Large Canadian Church Report and also watch the video of the virtual press conference, Big News about Canada's Biggest Churches, with lead researcher Warren Bird, Ph.D. of Leadership Network and co-researcher Joel Thiessen, Ph.D., of Ambrose University, and author of The Meaning of Sunday: The Practice of Belief in a Secular Age.
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We Ask Locals: How the Heck Did You Survive that Polar Vortex?
We Ask Locals: How the Heck Did You Survive that Recent Polar Vortex?
-Do some spring cleaning. Believe or not, vacuuming and dusting burns calories. In fact, a 150 pound person can burn 170 calories during light cleaning.
-Have a dance party. Involve your kids. Put on your fave music and get your groove on.
-Layers are most important. You can always take some off, but it's tough to stay warm if you don't have enough on. Also, layers should be loose because the air between the layers keeps you warm.
-It's a myth that humans lose most of their heat through their head. Most heat is lost through exposed body parts. So keep your head covered with a hat, but keep all other body parts covered as well!
-Be outside in short stints. Let your kids spend 15-30 minutes outside, then take a break. Or if you are exercising, do the same. Find a workout that's short, or where part of it can be completed inside.


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Q: required plugin Kotlin is disabled error in android studio My app is not even using kotlin then how it is asking me for kotlin plugin? it shows this error below,
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How to resolve this, Thanks A lot.

A: Do the following: File - > Settings -> Plugins
And turn them on

A: Go to your plugins in your ide then uninstall kotlin and reinstall it if you'd like.


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What is Income Elasticity of Demand?
Here we understand about what is income elasticity of demand in detailed.
First of all, we understand the meaning of Income Elasticity of Demand:
Income Elasticity of Demand:
The income elasticity of demand is a measure of change in demand in response to a given change in the income of the buyers, here other factors including price remaining constant. It expresses the relationship between percentage change in income and percentage change in demand for the commodity.
Thus, Ey =
In terms of symbols,
Normally, Demand for a commodity has tendency to increase as income increases. The income elasticity of demand (Ey) is positive. But this may not be so in case of inferior goods. The demand for 'inferior' goods diminishes as the income of the consumer rises because he turns to other goods which he considers to be superior. In such exceptional cases the income elasticity of demand may be negative.
We can identify income elasticity of demand with reference to the (a) nature of commodity and (b) values of income elasticity. Generally for normal goods Ey is positive and demand curve is upwards sloping from left to right. For inferior goods the demand curve has negative slope i.e. downward sloping. Income elasticity is negative for such goods.
Income elasticity can be more than one, less than one, equal to one or zero, depending upon the responsiveness of demand to change in income.
The concept of income elasticity is useful in identifying the product as luxury or necessity. It can also be used for planning production changes by the entrepreneurs. The Government may use the concept for executing various projects which would result in increases in supply of various commodities in future. Resources can be allocated better by using this concept in preparing projects reports. Thus, the concept of Income elasticity Plays an important role in economic theory.
What is Income Elasticity of Demand
% Change in Demand
% Change in Income
Income Elasticity of Demand.
Types of Income Elasticity of Demand
What are Factors Affecting Income Elasticity of Demand?
Significance of the Concept of Income Elasticity of Demand
Importance of the Concept of Price Elasticity of Demand
Limitations of Liquidity Preference theory of Interest
Measurement of Price Elasticity of Demand
Explain the Concept of Cross Elasticity of Demand?
Working of Price System
Relation between Average Revenue, Marginal Revenue and Price elasticity of demand.
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What are the Assumptions of Marginal productivity Theory?
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Buffoli Transfer S.p.A. (buffoli.us) now offers the Trans-Bar flexible multi-spindle non-rotating bar machine that is designed to combine benefits of both a traditional transfer machines and a dual spindle CNC lathe. These horizontal axis transfer machines, while built for high efficiency, productivity, precision and complete processing of turned parts from bar, offer a range of quick-change accessories that allow practical production of batches as small as a few thousand parts, with tool change-over times averaging between 30 and 60 minutes.
Quickly re-tooled like a two-spindle CNC lathe, they are designed to go beyond the higher production benefits expected from a multi-spindle screw machine, including the complete processing of parts that may not be machinable on a conventional multi-spindle. They handle the machining of precision turned parts in both directions as well as transversally, without secondary operations.
As with the other transfer machines in Buffoli's lineup, the Trans-Bar machines are custom engineered specifically for the production of precision parts from round or profiled bar. Parts may be turned and finished on the front, on the back side and transversally (with rotating tools simultaneously machining in two, three or more directions). They are produced in 4 bar size ranges (7 to 32 mm, 7 to 45 mm, 7 to 55 mm and 15 to 75 mm) and in standard or special versions (as many as 16 machining stations). Some can be equipped with multi-axis multi-tool CNC machining heads.
Compared to barstock, castings, forgings and sawn blanks present a different set of workhandling challenges for production machining. This article looks at how Hydromat Inc. is meeting these challenges on its rotary transfer machines with engineered indexing workholders.


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Home Match The Villa Appetizer – Interview with Wigan Website This Northern Soul
The Villa Appetizer – Interview with Wigan Website This Northern Soul
With regular 'The Villa Appetizer' (spelt the American way) writer on Christmas hols, we accepted the offer of swapping interviews with wonderfully named Wigan blog This Northern Soul . After Villa's last two poor results, the club finds themselves back in the world of relegation six-pointers. Both Villa and their opponents Wigan are riddled with injuries, making the game even more unpredictable. Thanks to Alan at This Northern Soul for reaching out and taking part.
The Wigan Interview – This Northern Soul
Being in the bottom three over Christmas is never ideal, are you confident in
your end of season powers to save you again?
You can never be that confident when you're looking up from the gutter, but, in six
of the eight seasons we've been at this level we've managed to pull off some kind
of escape. The other two we finished very comfortably and there were great hopes
(after the closing run last season) that we might push on and manage some kind of
mid table mediocrity this year.
Now we find ourselves in almost exactly the same position that we were in at the
mid-way point last year and the question is whether the manager has another tactical
twist up his sleeve, the chairman has the will to throw a few million more on the
barclayspremierleague bonfire or, if neither are forthcoming, whether this year's
squad has the magic in it to turn things around.
Honestly, I'm not so sure on any of those points. Our biggest hope seems to be
getting over the injuries that have played their part in hampering progress so far
before we get too separated from the pack and then pull together a decent run of
form. Thankfully we only need to hit the sort of form that Liverpool, Swansea and
West Ham have this time, rather than the Champion's League qualification stuff we
needed last year, but it's a massive task either way.
Who's been carrying the team so far and what does Wigan need from the
January transfer window?
The honest answer there is that no-one has been carrying the team so far, which
is why we're in the position we are in. We had a bright start with the likes of Ivan
Ramis, James McCarthy and, particularly, Franco di Santo standing out, but Ramis
got injured, McCarthy spent a long time without his 'ideal' partner McArthur and di
Santo went off the boil. We've played well at times, but no-one has been consistent
enough over recent weeks to say that they've shined.
Regardless, the first key to this transfer window is to make sure that the squad isn't
weakened any further. A number of key players are out of contract in the summer
and with, no signs of contracts being signed, it would only be natural for the club
to want to shift them on. I'm not sure a club in our position could take that amount
of instability, especially in January when it's notoriously difficult to get value in the
If we're buying then we need at least one more forward and a winger, someone to
give us a bit more energy and verve going forward and someone to finish things off.
If you don't want Charles N'Zogbia and Darren Bent and fancy paying their wages for
us, then we'll take both off your hands.
To many Roberto Martinez is pretty much solely responsible for Wigan's
Premiership existence. Does he have his critics at Wigan? If he keeps Wigan
up this season, do you think he'll then seek a fresh challenge?
Bob definitely has is critics at the DW, less so than before the run we put together
last year but there a still a fair few who can't get used to his style of play and attitude
towards the game. Whilst that must be the same at any club, the criticisms that Bob
attracts from our fans seems to be rooted in a lack of understanding of the reality of
the club's position in the bigger scheme of things. That's an article in itself though.
I'm not sure what it will take for Bob to move on though. As Jimmy says in that
piece, he's probably already taken us as far as he can, as far as anyone can
possibly so you have to think that he's still here for some other reason, if he's here to
build the club a stable base then it may take a while yet, but we'll see, this summer
may well be the one he moves on. As we've seen already, it won't be just to any job,
Villa are cup semi-finalists and were in decent form before the 8-0 tonking by
Chelsea, what's your view of Paul Lambert and Villa this season? Do you look
at Aston Villa as fellow relegation candidates?
My first thought on Lambert, as a top flight manager was that he rode Norwich's
momentum from promotion very well. Just like Paul Jewell did in our Premier
League season, and like us with Jewell, I thought that that they would struggle this
year. Accordingly, I was surprised when Villa picked him up this summer, but at
the same time it was good to see a club you'd expect to go with a manager with a
"reputation" giving potential a chance.
As for Villa, I can't make my mind up. Is the club in decline or is there a deliberate
attempt to take a couple of steps back in order to move the club forwards on a stable
footing, you're way closer to the workings and day to day business than I am, what
I do know, however is that this season is proving that last year's struggle wasn't
just one of those things and, yes, at the moment, it looks like one of us, you and
Southampton will be joining QPR and Reading in the Championship next season.
What is the key to make Charles N'Zogbia play? He's been very disappointing
in a Villa shirt…
It's a strange one, because I honestly thought Utd would have been better off buying
N'Zogbia and leaving Young with you. He really did seem ready for the big step up,
why that hasn't happened at Villa Park, I don't know. At a guess, last season will
have been down to McLeish trying to put too many shackles on him in terms of the
role he plays. This year, and again I'm guessing, it's possibly down to the manager
not knowing how best to use him.
The answer, from what I've seen, is to make him feel important, to trust him to
make the right decisions on the pitch and to not be worried if he drifts in and out of
games. His best role, or at least the role he played towards the end of his time with
us, is roaming behind a striker but at the same time being allowed to pop up in wide
positions where he'll probably have most joy.
If that doesn't work, then it's obvious that his best position is playing for Martinez, so
you'll just have to give us him back.
You couldn't have picked a better time to come to Villa Park. The Villa team
has had its confidence dented by two recent hammerings and has also a
growing injury list which includes most of the team's experienced players and
defenders. How do you see the match going?
We've got our own injury problems at the moment (although there are signs we're
getting over them) and we've not been firing on all cylinders either. To some extents
it's a nailed on nil-nil, but with the importance of the match, football's ability to
surprise and both sides' goal's conceded record it could end up a cracker.
My prediction, for what it's worth, is a 2-1 away win. Yes, that's more in hope than
expectation!
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COVID-19 pandemic makes it easier for couples to divorce, lawyer says
By Bailey Miller
Lawyer says pandemic made divorce proceedings easier
Divorce rates have risen as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and a lawyer says changes to legal proceedings as a result of the pandemic are making things easier for couples who are headed to splitsville. FOX 10's Bailey Miller reports.
PHOENIX - During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, divorce rates have skyrocketed.
Data from Legal Templates shows the number of people looking for divorces was 34% higher from March through June in 2020, compared to 2019. They say this is due to stress, homeschooling children, unemployment and more.
According to Stewart Law Group, these kinds of proceedings are becoming an easier affair during the pandemic.
"Being able to do things online actually makes it easier for them," said Stewart Law Group partner Jenny Mihalovich.
Mihalovich says because these proceedings are now conducted online, it is saving clients money.
"You would have attorneys drive an hour, two hours to get to court and get back to work. It was a real drain on a client's funds and time. and now, you can do it in the comfort of your own home," said Mihalovich. "You don't have to get dressed up in business attire and park your car and take time off work."
Some troubled couples are staying together
Stewart Law Group has not seen an uptick in divorce during this pandemic.
"I have not had a single client say I have been trapped at home with my spouse I can't stand them. I need to be out of this," said Mihalovich.
Lawyers, however, have seen some clients do the opposite, with some couples stay together because of the stressors of the pandemic.
"They were getting ready to divorce, and because of financial constraints of reduced work hours and fear of house prices, they stayed together rather than splitting up," said Mihalovich.
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According to the editorial page, the publication is issued "Every Ten Weeks." This is Volume III, Number 2, a spring version appearing to function as a literary and news magazine, with no photographs except for one in an advertisement, drawings only as headings, stories (fictional and reporting school activities), poems, and jokes. There is a report and transcription of a speech on campus by "the Honorable Mr. Smith, of the House of Representatives" introduced by "Mr. Marston" (probably George Marston, San Diego civic leader). This would be Sylvester Clark Smith (1858-1913), of the US House of Representatives, from California's 8th District (including San Diego), who took office in 1905, serving untiil 1913.


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Will Smith To Tell The Story Of Hurricane Katrina Hero John Keller
Elisabeth Rappe 05/21/2009
Will Smith is no stranger to playing heroes. With the exception of "Ali" however, they've all been fictional do-gooders who save the world from CGI hordes. Well Smith is heading back into the real world with his latest project, as Variety reports that Smith is set to tell the story of a Hurricane Katrina hero.
Sony, with Smith's Overbrook Entertainment, have obtained the rights to the life story of John Keller, an ex-Marine who was nicknamed "The Can Man" by New Orleans press. Keller resided in the American Can Company apartments; when the hurricane hit and flooded the building beneath 11 feet of water, he stood guard against looters and troublemakers. Keller also hot-wired cars and boats in order to get to the grocery store so he could provide neighbors with food.
"I could have got in that boat and paddled my ass out of here," Keller told The Times-Picayune in 2007. "What made me stay was the old people. I just realized that nobody else in here could have gotten those people out. They would have sat in here for five more days. And they didn't have five more days." He rescued 244 residents of his building, often carrying them on his back, and he still had the energy to document the experience of Katrina with his cousin, Chris Roberts, via photographs and video tape.
John Lee Hancock ("The Rookie") is on board to write and direct the film. Smith is currently only listed as a producer, but there's little doubt that he's also eying the role of Keller. It would be a natural fit and a timely, gut-wrenching story for Smith to bring to the big screen -- not to mention one that would have a lot more mass appeal than his "Oldboy" remake.
Readers: is this the film Smith should make next? Should he focus on dramas like this and "Ali," and avoid the summer blockbusters and remakes?


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It seems, that Australia's
indigenous Aboriginal population continues to be maltreated, and are in effect, social outcastes in one of the world's largest and lesser populated continents.
A visit to the country's Northern Territory reveals just how badly off this indigenous community is.
Take the case of the Alyawarr Aborigines. Sixty-eight years ago (1942), Banjo Morton forced the owners of the vast Lake Nash cattle station in the Northern Territory to pay him and other Aboriginal stockmen a pound a month when he led a walk-off from there.>>>
Native representation strong at 2010 Olympics
History is being made at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
And not just by the athletes in search of medals or personal bests in a competition that may be the pinnacle of their sporting careers.
These games, which run Feb. 12 – 28, are also historic because there has been unprecedented aboriginal participation in the planning and hosting of the games.>>>
Our world may be a giant hologram
DRIVING through the countryside south of Hanover, it would be easy to miss the GEO600 experiment. From the outside, it doesn't look much: in the corner of a field stands an assortment of boxy temporary buildings, from which two long trenches emerge, at a right angle to each other, covered with corrugated iron. Underneath the metal sheets, however, lies a detector that stretches for 600 metres.>>>
Sweet Science: The Health Benefits of Chocolate
Yet another health benefit has been linked to eating chocolate: It may decrease your risk of stroke, a new study suggests.
The analysis, which will be presented in April at the American Academy of Neurology's 62nd Annual Meeting, reviewed the results of three previous studies. One study with more than 44,000 participants found that those who ate a weekly serving of chocolate were 22 percent less likely to suffer a stroke than those who ate no chocolate.>>>
Ancient Greenland gene map has a surprise
Scientists have sequenced the DNA from four frozen hairs of a Greenlander who died 4,000 years ago in a study they say takes genetic technology into several new realms.
Surprisingly, the long-dead man appears to have originated in Siberia and is unrelated to modern Greenlanders, Morten Rasmussen of the University of Copenhagen and colleagues found.
"This provides evidence for a migration from Siberia into the New World some 5,500 years ago, independent of that giving rise to the modern Native Americans and Inuit," the researchers wrote in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.>>>


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Q: How to get the Tag information for AES-CCM decryption using openssl I am working on Security Application where it uses AES-CCM mode. Requirements of the application as shown in figure.

I was struck with decryption as my application is expected a TAG while decryption also.
According to the openssl EVP Authenticated Encryption and Decryption, We should provide the TAG along with TAG length as below.
/* Set expected tag value. */
if(1 != EVP_CIPHER_CTX_ctrl(ctx, EVP_CTRL_CCM_SET_TAG, 14, tag))
    handleErrors();

If I am not setting the Tag information, the result will be all zeros. I have gone through the implementation details of AES-CCM at e_aes.c at line 3835, and found that if the expected tag is match with generated tag then only is result is updated. (Its my understanding)
Could you please suggest me how to deal with this problem.
EDIT
 I have create the image based on the requirement. Actually in the client code, they are storing the TAG value from encryption and comparing with the TAG generated while description. i.e, The comparison is happen at client code. So I need to revert the TAG which generated in Decryption to the client code.

A: CCM (Counter with CBC-MAC) is defined in RFC3610. The implementation of CCM with EVP described in EVP_Authenticated_Encryption_and_Decryption is as follows:

*

*Encryption: During the encryption the tag is generated:
 int ccm_encrypt(...){
     ...
     /* Set tag length */
     EVP_CIPHER_CTX_ctrl(ctx, EVP_CTRL_CCM_SET_TAG, 14, NULL);
     ...
     /* Get the tag */
     EVP_CIPHER_CTX_ctrl(ctx, EVP_CTRL_CCM_GET_TAG, 14, tag);   // tag is generated here
     ...
 }

*Then, the tag is transferred to the recipient together with the ciphertext.

*Decryption: During the decryption the received tag is used for authentication:
 int ccm_decrypt(...){
     ...
     /* Set expected tag value. */
     EVP_CIPHER_CTX_ctrl(ctx, EVP_CTRL_CCM_SET_TAG, 14, tag);   // tag is provided here
     ...
     /* ...obtain the plaintext output...*/
     ret = EVP_DecryptUpdate(ctx, plaintext, &len, ciphertext, ciphertext_len);   // tag is verified here
     ...
 }

Decryption only works if the tag used in the decryption is the same as the tag created during encryption. Otherwise EVP_DecryptUpdate returns 0 and provides an array of zero-values for the decrypted data.
I don't know where the image comes from, but IMO the decryption of AES-CCM using EVP_aes_256_ccm() is not described properly.

EDIT:
When using EVP_aes_256_ccm(), the encryption tag must be known for decryption (as described above) because decryption and authentication
are done in one step.
Of course, decryption and authentication can also be performed in two steps: In the first step, the decryption takes place using AES-CTR, i.e. plaintext and tag (CBC-MAC 1) are determined. In the second step, the tag (CBC-MAC 2) is calculated again from the plaintext using CBC-MAC (as it was done during the encryption process). Authentication is successful if both tags (CBC-MAC 1 and CBC-MAC 2) are identical.
To the best of my knowledge, however, there are no EVP-methods that directly support this approach. However, CCM is only a combination
of AES-CTR and CBC-MAC, which are combined according to RFC3610. For this reason, you can also implement CCM in this way and use the
EVP_methods required for AES-CTR and CBC-MAC:

*

*For AES-256-CTR there is EVP_aes_256_ctr().

*For the CBC-MAC AES-256-CBC is needed. For this there is EVP_aes_256_cbc().

*Here are examples of CBC-encryption and CBC-decryption using EVP-methods. The corresponding EVP-methods for CTR result
when EVP_aes_256_cbc() is replaced by EVP_aes_256_ctr().

*The determination of the CBC-MAC is essentially a CBC-encryption, so that apart from EVP_aes_256_cbc() no other EVP-methods are needed here.

Since AES-CTR and AES-CBC are already implemented in the respective EVP-methods, most effort is required for the input formatting of both mechanisms. A good description can be found in NIST Special Publication 800-38C. It should be noted that today AES-GCM has become the most popular AE(AD)-mode, see e.g. this post.


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Income Access platform to power programme with focus on Nigerian and Zambian marketsMontreal, QC. 25th July 2019 – LionsBet, the Nigeria-based sportsbook brand, has launched a new affiliate programme with Income Access, Paysafe Group's marketing technology and services provider. The LionsBet programme is powered by the Income Access platform as it focuses on optimising growth and acquisitions across its brands in Nigeria and Zambia, respectively.LionsBet, which is licensed in Nigeria by the Lagos State Lotteries Board and the Betting Control and Licensing Board in Zambia, was founded in 2016 with the establishment of a Lagos-based head office. The brand offers a comprehensive sportsbook product that covers football, basketball, tennis, volleyball and hockey, among other events. In total, LionsBet features more than 300 sports markets with over 55,000 monthly pre-match and live betting opportunities. Virtual games are also available through the LionsBet platform, with more than 50 gaming options from an array of leading providers.
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