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Q: Best practices and tools for a big, extendible worklight enterprise application I'm trying to optimize my company's application.
Tha architecture at this time is composed of different folders (inside common folder) for different sections of the app (for example Managing Bills, Managing Canteen, Managing Events etc etc).
Every js and css are included in the first page of the application (login.html) because I'm using the simple page template of jQuery Mobile.
Now I'm considering to add some other components to make the app easier to mantain and maybe speed it a bit.
What do you think about:

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*RequireJS to divide each section in a module so i can load only the javascript of a particular module at run-time instead of loading within login.html

*Inline @imports for CSS files to produce single composite CSS

*uglify.js to Minimize file sizes

*Handlebars.js to realize fragments of html reusable

Do you think is a good way of work for an application that will become greater by adding new sections?
Do you think of other tools?
Thank you

A: This is a very broad question. I think you're on the right track... I'll list some libraries that could be worth trying:

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*Require.js - Will give you the ability to have 'modules' and dynamically determine and load dependancies. Alternatively some people prefer patterns such as the Revealing Module Pattern, jQuery Plugin Style or Common JS style modules. For what it's worth I recommend Require.js.

*Bower is a package manager, you can use it to bower install [package]. They have a lot of packages here and you can also link it to your own repo. This could be helpful for managing dependancies.

*Uglify.js and Google Closure Compiler are both good for minifying your code. Remember that some minification configurations such as advance mode could break your code. Run tests against the minified version of your source code.

*QUnit is good for doing JavaScript unit tests. There are many other alternatives like Jasmine, which is what the Cordova guys use.

*Lodash is another (faster) implementation of underscore.js that will provide a lot of utility methods for working wit arrays, objects,  functions, etc. It also includes templating support. There's a good talk by the author here.

*There a MV* JavaScript frameworks that could help more than jQuery (DOM+AJAX+Animations) or jQuery Mobile (Mostly UI) such as: Dojo, AngularJS, Backbone and Ember.js.

*For UI you may want to checkout Adobe's topcoat repository and website. There's also Twitter Bootstrap and Foundation which allow you do to responsive design out of the box. If you're set on jQuery Mobile I personally like this Flat theme.

*JSDoc and YUIDoc are good alternatives for documenting your JavaScript code.
I have no idea how many of those tools will interact inside Worklight Applications. It should be fine, since Worklight doesn't impose a certain set of JavaScript libraries you have to use. However, I haven't personally tried most of them inside Worklight Applications.


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New Hollywood, sometimes referred to as the "American New Wave", refers to a periodization in American film history from the mid 1960s (Bonnie and Clyde, The Graduate) to the early 1980s (Heaven's Gate, One from the Heart) when a new generation of young filmmakers came to prominence in United States, influencing the types of films produced, their production and marketing, and the way major studios approached film-making. In New Hollywood films, the film director, rather than the studio, took on a key authorial role. "New Hollywood" usually refers to a period of film-making rather than a style of film-making, though it can be referred to as a movement. The films made in this era are stylistically characterized in that their narrative often strongly deviated from classical norms.
After the demise of the studio system and the rise of television, the artistic quality of films and their commercial success was diminished. The "New Hollywood" period, spanning the mid-60s and early 80s, was a period of artistic and commercial revival. Though they largely continued to follow classical norms, the films made in this period are characterized in that their narrative logic and subject matter were often unconventional.
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New wave music is a musical genre of pop/rock created in the late 1970s to mid-1980s with ties to 1970s punk rock. The wide range of bands categorized under this term has been a source of much confusion and controversy. The new wave sound of the late 1970s moved away from the smooth blues and rock & roll sounds to create music with a twitchy, agitated feel, choppy rhythm guitars and fast tempos. Initially—as with the later post-punk—new wave was broadly analogous to punk rock before branching as a distinctly identified genre, incorporating electronic/experimental music, mod, disco and pop. It subsequently engendered subgenres and fusions, including synthpop, college rock and gothic rock.
New wave differs from other movements with ties to first-wave punk as it displays characteristics common to pop music, rather than the more "arty" post-punk, though it incorporates much of the original punk rock sound and ethos while arguably exhibiting greater complexity in both music and lyrics. Common characteristics of new wave music, aside from its punk influences, include the use of synthesizers and electronic productions, the importance of styling and the arts, as well as a great amount of diversity.
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11th International contest of young performers «New wave» which was held from 24 to 29 July 2012 in the concert hall Dzintari in Jūrmala, Latvia.
Day 1–25 July
Valeria Kudryavtseva
Aleksandr Revva
Vera Brezhneva
Ivan Dorn
Sergey Zverev
Vladimir Zelenskiy
Elizaveta Boyarskaya
Valery Meladze
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The contest program
24 July — Grandiose gala concert dedicated to the opening of the contest
25 July — The first day of the contest — The day of the world-wide hit
26 July — The second day of the contest — The hit of the native country
27 July — Traditional beach soccer tournament «New Wave Cup» between the teams of show business stars and contestants «New Wave».
27 July — Creative evening of Konstantin Meladze
27 July — Night discotheque «Muz-TV» — Special guest — Timati.
28 July — Tennis tournament between the stars of the «New Wave» and professionals
28 July — The third day of the contest — Premiere Day — Special guest — Lara Fabian.
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New generation films (2010–present) is a Malayalam film movement developed in the early 2010s, characterized by fresh and unusual themes and new narrative techniques. Films of the new wave differ from conventional themes of the past two decades (1990s and 2000s) and introduced several new trends to the Malayalam industry. While the new generation formats and styles are deeply influenced by global and Indian trends, their thematics are firmly rooted in Malayalee life and mindscapes.
The new generation also helped to revive the Malayalam film industry in the early 2010s. New generation film producers like Listin Stephen who produced Traffic, Sadanandan Rangorath who produced Salt N' Pepper, Sandra Thomas who produced Friday are the producers who believed in this concept and took the initiative to make this movement in the industry.
Characteristics of films
Erosion of the so-called "superstar" system in popular Malayalam films coincided with rise of the new wave where screenplay got rooted-to-reality, closer-to-life and lead characters became ordinary men and women. Influx of new actors, the absence of superstars, rise of metro-centric/urban and middle-class themes and different story-lines were also noted in the wave. While formats and styles of the new directors are deeply influenced by the global and Indian trends, their thematics were firmly rooted in Malayali life and mind-scape. A recurrent trope in these new narratives is accidents, coincidences, casual encounters and chance meetings that set in motion an unexpected chain of events affecting the lives of the characters drifting in the urban flotsam. The frequent use of Malayalam influenced by English is also noted in the films.
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Chris Murray's week in 1,000 words: Nevada's scheduling of Top 25 teams does not make Wolf Pack a better program
By Chris Murray;
Reno Gazette-Journal columnist Chris Murray has been known to be a bit wordy, so we're giving him 1,000 words (no more than that) to share his thoughts from the week that was in the world of sports.
? MY INBOX CAN BE A FUNNY PLACE. Some emails are positive. Some are negative. Some call me an idiot. After writing last week that I didn't agree with the Nevada football team adding Notre Dame to an already loaded nonleague schedule, my inbox was loaded with opinions, on both sides. The ones I found to be funny were those saying that Nevada needed to essentially "man up" and play Top 25 teams if it ever wants to grow into a "great program." One reader said more moderate nonleague schedules were for the meek and timid, finishing his email by writing, "If you want to have an average team, play average teams. If you want to have a great team, play great teams."
? I OBVIOUSLY DISAGREE. I have no idea where this fallacy comes from, the thought that you somehow magically become a great team by playing great teams. That seems like a fairy tale. In real life, the only things you get from playing great teams are lopsided losses, a long injury list and a bigger bank account. Over the past few years, Nevada has played ranked teams like Oregon, Missouri, Texas Tech, Nebraska and Notre Dame. It's lost all of those games (most lopsidedly). It hasn't somehow become great by osmosis. Since joining the Division I ranks in 1992, Nevada is 5-27 against BCS teams. Only one of those wins was against an above-.500 team, the 2010 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl victory over Boston College, which finished 7-6. Nevada has proven it can't hang with BCS teams like Notre Dame, UCLA and Oregon, all of whom are on Nevada's future schedules. I'm fine with playing one BCS game a year, but not 16 over the next six years like the Wolf Pack has scheduled.
? THERE'S NOTHING WRONG that Nevada can't hang with BCS teams. It's not supposed to. The Wolf Pack's entire athletics budget ($21 million) is less than the football budgets of schools like Florida State (roughly $24 million) and UCLA ($21 million), yet Nevada played both of them last year. No mid-major team can consistently play Top 25 teams and get away with it. If playing other great teams somehow made your team great, then Idaho would be the No. 1 team. The Vandals have played nine BCS teams over the past five seasons, including five Top 10 teams, and are 0-9 in those games, with the benefits of playing those body-bag contests only showing up in the financial bottom line.
? EVEN THE ALMIGHTY BOISE STATE, the cream of the mid-major crop, is just 11-13 against BCS teams since 2000 (with seven of those wins coming in the Kellen Moore Era). At least Boise State was wise enough to play just one BCS team a year. Fresno State's "Play Anybody, Anywhere, Anytime" mantra under Pat Hill was nice, but it got him fired. The Bulldogs were 17-28 against BCS teams under Hill, who was canned in 2011. Boise State didn't get great by beating BCS teams. It did so by smart scheduling. And Fresno State never became great under Hill (the program had just one 10-win season in his 15 years on the job), in part because of its go-for-broke scheduling.
? NEVADA IS PLAYING NOTRE DAME (and all of these other BCS teams) first and foremost for the money, and that's not the way to build a program. The Wolf Pack's historic 2010 season never would have happened if its nonleague schedule was loaded with quality BCS teams. It wasn't, and Nevada had a season it will never forget. That's how you build a schedule. One BCS payday. Three games against solid mid-major foes. A stern schedule, but not an impossible one. (Sidenote: I don't like those FCS games. It's a waste of time for everybody). And any recruiting bump received from playing Notre Dame is minimal. Recruits pick schools based on coaches, potential for immediate playing time, academics, facilities and whether they like the college's city. They don't pick schools because of the location of one nonconference game. If they do, they're doing it completely wrong. These rugged schedules are a problem coach Brian Polian inherited. Trust me: He doesn't want to play these games either.
? FORMER PACK ASSISTANT COACH Ken Wilson must hate the New Mexico Bowl. As Nevada's linebackers coach last season, he watched his team allow two touchdowns in the final 46 seconds to lose to Arizona, 49-48. This season, as Washington State's linebackers coach, he watched the Cougars let a 45-30 lead with less than 3 minutes remaining turn into a 48-45 loss after losing two fumbles and allowing two touchdowns, a 2-point conversion and last-second 41-yard field goal. Next time Wilson's team gets a New Mexico Bowl invitation, he might want to turn it down.
? FOUR OF THE 11 HEAD FOOTBALL COACHES in the Northern Nevada Division I ranks have retired, resigned or were not retained, marking as big a shift as we've seen in a long time. Bishop Manogue, Spanish Springs, North Valleys and Hug will have new head coaches, the most intriguing hire being Hug's pick of Carl LaGrone, the former Wolf Pack linebacker. Reed's Ernie Howren is the North's most-tenured coach at 13 years. Reno's Dan Avansino (12 years) and Galena's Steve Struzyk (11) also have hit the decade mark. But none of the other seven coaches at the D-I level have been at the helm of their program for more than five seasons. One thing's for sure: The days of decades-long local coaches like Ken Dalton, Joe Sellers, Rollins Stallworth and Mike Rippee are long gone.


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Microsoft Co-founder Paul Allen Dies At Age 65
By Katie Cammarata
Allen co-founded Microsoft with Bill Gates in 1975.
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has died at the age of 65.
Allen's company Vulcan Inc. said he died Monday from complications of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. He was first diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease in 1982 but announced that he started treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma earlier this month.
Allen co-founded Microsoft with Bill Gates in 1975. He left that company in 1983 and went on to found Vulcan Inc. and The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation. Vulcan praised Allen as a "noted technologist, philanthropist, community builder, conservationist, musician and supporter of the arts."
Allen is survived by his sister.


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The American Medical Association's own Code of Ethics directly opposes vaccine mandates and supports informed consent in all circumstances!!
You currently have the right to Informed Consent. You have the responsibility to become fully informed about vaccines and the right to make voluntary choices about whether or not to risk your life or your child's life with a vaccine or any other procedure a medical doctor recommends. The more educated you become about vaccines, the more empowered you will become and the better able you will be to stand up for your right to informed consent to medical risk taking.


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Phil Miller (Barnet, Ilha de Wight, Inglaterra, 22 de Janeiro de 1949 — 18 de outubro de 2017) foi um guitarrista de rock progressivo e jazz, parte da cena de Canterbury.

Ele foi membro das bandas Delivery, Matching Mole, Hatfield and the North, National Health e Short Wave. Ele também teve uma carreira solo e liderava sua própria banda, In Cahoots, de 1982 até os últimos dias. A banda Hatfield and the North era sua experiência mais notável, que durou de 1971 a 1975 e se destacou no cenário de Canterbury ao lado de grupos como o Soft Machine e o Gong. A banda se reuniu entre 2005 e 2006 para uma turnê.

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In 1770, an English trader named George Cartwright set up a series of trading posts in Labrador. Cartwright believe in building good relations with the native population. When he returned to England for a visit in 1772, he brought a party of five "Esquimaux" with him. These were Attuiock, and Inuit priest; Attuiock's youngest wife, Ickongogue, and their daughter, Ickenuna; Attuiock's brother, Tooklavinia; and his brother's wife, Caubvick. The Inuit were a hit in London society, "even the king doffed his hat to them."
Among the flood of invitations, in January 1773 they dined at the home of John Hunter, anatomist, surgeon, and collector. Attuiock accidentally stumbled over a room containing a glass case filled with human bones, and returned to his companions in fear that Mr. Hunter intended to eat them and add their bones to his collection. With some difficulty, Cartwright managed to convince them that the bones had come from executed English criminals and were in Hunter's possession for medical study. A sketch of the four adult Inuit was found among John Hunter's papers, and a portrait of a Labrador woman is included in the collection of anthropological portraits at the Hunterian Museum. The portrait is believe to be of Caubvick.
Sadly on their return voyage home to Labrador, all the Inuit fell ill with smallpox. Only Caubvick survived. Cartwright had cut off her scab-matted hair during her illness, and tried to persuade her to throw it away. Her refusal appears to have led to the deaths of her entire settlement within a year of her return.


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Nice, neat crocheted scrubby pad on the left…Lazy Lisa's wadded up netting scrubby on the right. In case you were wondering.
I have several scrubby pads that work great for washing dishes and cleaning. My Mom gave me some and I purchased several at a farmers market. They last a long time and can be made from recycled mesh bags (the kind that oranges and onions are packaged in). I use these scrubbies pretty much every day.
I first found directions for crocheting scrubbies on Making Our Sustainable Life. Vickie, the author, gives instructions and a cute poem to include with your homemade scrubbies for gift giving. I loved it! I really wanted to try making my own, so I started saving up nylon net bags.
There's just one little glitch…I'm lazy. Yes, I admit it. It might seem odd that I'm willing to raise and butcher my own chickens, but I'm too lazy to crochet scrubby pads. Ok, there's a second issue here, and that is… I don't know how to crochet. My Grandma taught me to crochet a chain and she attempted to show me more, but I was more interested in riding horses and hiking through the woods. So, ultimately, I guess I'm just too lazy to learn to crochet in order to make my own scrubbies.
The other day I found my stash of nylon net bags under the kitchen sink and it occured to me that maybe you don't have to crochet them. Maybe you can just scrub with them wadded up in a ball. I tried it and guess what? It worked!
Before you try using wadded up nylon net bags to scrub your dishes, be sure to check for little metal bands on the ends. They will scratch things up. This lazy scrubby won't last nearly as long as a crocheted one, but if you buy oranges you are likely to have a ready supply of new net bags to replace the old scrubbies.
I think that you could fold the netting neatly and take a few stitches with a needle and nylon thread to hold them in shape. This may extend their life and make them look nicer. I haven't tried it yet because, you guessed it, I'm lazy!
Note: If you'd like to give scrubbies as gifts, I suggest using Vicki's instructions for crocheting your scrubbies. My wadded up, recycled scrubbies probably won't look as good in a gift basket!


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Idea: Elevating the everyday. That was Michael Lehrer's goal when Lehrer Architects was commissioned to design an affordable-housing prototype for depressed areas of Los Angeles. The nonprofit real-estate developer Restore Neighborhoods LA had handed him a threefold challenge: Eradicate the blight, retain the character, and do it for just $165 a square foot.
Idea: Stretching the footprint without bloating the lease is every client's fantasy. But TVS Design made the improbable a reality when renovating Porter Novelli's 10,600 square feet in Atlanta. Perimeter offices remain, but as internal workstations gave way to teamwork zones, seating capacity soared from 57 to 82.
Idea: Prominent signage in thermoplastic and aluminum, looming above a plain facade of textured cement aggregate, achieves a graphic punch reminiscent of Ed Ruscha.
Idea: Seeking to set his latest tapas bar apart, on a Madrid street chockablock with similar joints, chef Javier Bonet took OHLab/Oliver Hernaiz Architecture Lab's Jaime Oliver and Paloma Hernaiz to the capital's bustling butcher shops for inspiration.
Idea: On a yearlong sabbatical in the desert, Hunter Leggitt led seven university student apprentices as they built a weekend retreat from scavenged supplies.
Idea: Lowly two-by-fours, mostly recycled from the previous tenant, establish thrifty continuity in a coworking studio for architects, fashion designers, and artists.
Idea: At an e-commerce fashion office, mannequins and shoes are spray-painted as sculpture, and self-designed stencils stand in for pricey paintings.


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Start: National Trust car park near Bembridge Fort, grid ref: SZ626859
From the car park near Bembridge Fort, follow a grassy path on the right side of the road towards the coast. Keeping a hedge on your left and taking the left fork when the path splits, youll meet the road again by a cattle grid. Cross this road and emerge onto Culver Down. Head along the road towards the monument. Take care, this road can be busy at times.
Take a look at the Yarborough Monument (a memorial to Lord Yarborough, the first Commodore of the Royal Yacht Squadron), then return to the road. Continue past the Culver Haven Inn and the site of Culver Signal Station (now a car park) to Culver Beacon and Culver Battery.
Descend some steep concrete steps and cross Culver Battery car park. Continue in the direction of Whitecliff Bay, along a grassy path which bends to the right and follows the crest of the chalk ridge of Culver Down eastwards to the sea.
On reaching the cliff top fence, turn right and follow the path southwest, in the direction of Sandown, for the next 1.5 miles (2.5km). Pass through two kissing gates before reaching the natural amphitheatre of Red Cliff, shortly before a holiday park.
Marvel at the views before turning round and retracing your steps to the last gate you went through.
Take the left fork in the path and follow a grassy track away from the coast. Head across the down, back towards Bembridge Fort, which is visible on the horizon. Keep a fence on your left and at the way marker follow the path uphill. Within 50 yd (50m) of the Fort, branch right, under some electric wires, to reach the Fort entrance directly. The Fort is not open to the public. You can visit a viewpoint on the east side of the Fort on the way back to the car park.
End: Brading Station car park, grid ref: SZ626859 Miliary History: Beacons like the one on Culver Down were part of a Medieval south coast early warning system to respond to the threat of French invasion. A chain of beacons, each consisting of a mast with an access ladder and a fire bucket on top, stretched across the Island and were used to pass messages, by way of a flame, to and from the mainland. Culver Gun Battery built in 1893 was part of a series of batteries guarding the Solent approaches from attack by the French. All that remains today are the gun emplacements Culver Signal Station: One of a series of wireless stations built on the south coast by Guglielmo Marconi, the inventor of the radiotelegraph system; in 1899 the first ever message by wireless telegraphy was sent across the English Channel from St Catherines Point on the Isle of Wight. In the Second World War the Culver station was used for intelligence gathering due to its good reception and was staffed by Wrens billeted in nearby coastguard cottages. Nearly all evidence has now gone. Bembridge Fort: Although built in the 19th century as part of Lord Palmerstons defences against the French, Bembridge Fort wasnt needed until the Second World War, when it became an anti-aircraft post and head quarters of the local Home Guard. (Pre-booked tours only, telephone 01983 741020).
Trail: Walking
Distance: 2.75 miles (4.5km)
Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
OS Map: Landranger 196; Explorer OL29
Terrain:Circular walk, with an ascent of 250ft (75m). Two kissing gates, one step-stile and a steep flight of concrete steps. Mostly well-defined grassy paths with some stony and uneven surfaces. Keep well clear of the cliff edge, it can be slippery in wet conditions. Dogs are welcome, but please keep your dog on a lead around wildlife and take any mess home with you. Sadly there have been incidents of dogs worrying the Hebridean sheep.
How to get here: By foot: This trail follows the Isle of Wight coastal path between points 4 and 5 on the map By bike: 'Round the Island'Sustrans Regional route 67 follows the B3395, about 0.5 miles (0.8km) from the start By bus: Southern Vectis (tel: 01983 827000) No. 8 service linking Newport, Ryde and Sandown passes along the B3395, about 0.5 mile (0.8km) from the walk start, hourly By ferry: Fishbourne-Portsmouth (Wightlink, tel: 0871 376 1000) 10 miles (16km); East Cowes-Southampton (Red Funnel, tel: 0844 844 9988) 13 miles (21km) By car: Culver Down road, leaves the B3395 Sandown/Brading to Bembridge road to the east, close to Yaverland. The Fort is at the top of the hill
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Abduction survivor Jennifer Schuett shared her story of being abducted and left for dead when she was eight and how she learned to overcome. Schuett was the guest speaker as part of Women's History Month.
Motivational speaker and child abduction survivor Jennifer Schuett told her incredible story during Women's History Month celebration at College of the Mainland.
Speaking to more than 200 in attendance at the COM Conference Center on March 26, Schuett shared her tale of being abducted from her bedroom in Dickinson, raped, her throat slit and then left for dead in a field – all when she was eight years old. Lucky for Schuett, a group of children found her 14 hours later.
Today, she is an advocate of surviving. She related to those in attendance that everyone goes through some type of tragedy, some worse than others but that you have to overcome.
Through the hard work of Dickinson Police and FBI agents, Schuett's abductor was arrested in 2009 – 19 years after her abduction. Dennis Earl Bradford was arrested while living in Arkansas and charged with attempted capital murder in connection with Schuett's case. He confessed.
Bradfod was transported back to Galveston County and booked in the county jail.
Schuett began preparing herself for the trial but six months after being arrested, Bradford committed suicide in jail.
Schuett was devasted that she would not be able to see her case come to fruition and Bradford not face justice.
Today, Schuett says through the entire ordeal, she continues to have a voice to share her story and inspire others to overcome tragedy.


Hey guys...Nothing's better than basking in the glory of the beautiful Sunday sunshine in a little pink dress that just never seems to age.
That's what's up on today's post.Featuring this pink,high-low dress I bought over one and a half years ago ahead of a school trip to the coast because of it's fancy simplicity , assuring color and light fabric that would later give me the comfort I needed to stand the hot coastal sun.
I wore it to church with pink pearl earrings and matching neck piece,added this gorgeous black bolero and opted for a chocolate brown bag.
I finished up with these black heels for a super girlie look...What do you think?


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Q: How to set filename mask in PhpStorm search to exclude Blade files In my regular Laravel project I have both regular .php files with classes and .blade.php files for the templates of my project. When searching in PHPStorm with a file mask on, I have the option to filter with *.blade.php to only see my blade templates. But when I filter with *.php I find both .php files and .blade.php files because both file types end in a similar way. I would like to filter in such a way that only .php files are found, thus excluding Blade files in some way.
In the PHPStorm documentation I found the following relevant section: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/finding-and-replacing-text-in-project.html#exclude_type
However, this documentation does not explicitly specify how to exclude files in this way.
What is the correct syntax to make this happen?
(As of this writing, no Stackoverflow questions have been asked yet featuring this specific php/blade file mask use-case.)

A: The correct syntax is as follows:
*.php,!*.blade.php

Explanation:

*

*The comma separates the file types

*The exclamation mark negates/excludes that specific result

You can find more information on the available wildcards here: https://www.scootersoftware.com/v4help/index.html?file_masks.html
Relevant part from that link:

Wildcards
Wildcards allow a file mask to match multiple folder or file names.

*

*? Matches any single character.

** Matches zero or any other amount of characters.

*[az] Matches any single character in the set (a or z).

*[a-z] Matches any single character in the range (from a to z).

*[!az] Matches any single character not in the set (not a and not z).

*[[] Matches a single [ character.

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Harvey Weinstein And Disney Hit With New Lawsuit Claiming Sexual Assault On Teenager
By Dominic Patten
Senior Editor, Legal & TV Critic
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A new New York law for individuals who were molested or sexually abused as children has resurrected an old claim again Harvey Weinstein in a new lawsuit. Former model Kaja Sokola on Thursday filed a sexual abuse suit against the Oscar-winning producer and named his brother, Bob Weinstein, their old company Miramax and that company's old owners the Walt Disney Company as defendants as well.
"Instead of taking her to lunch, as promised, Harvey Weinstein took Sokola without her consent to his apartment, the New York Supreme Court filing details of Weinstein's alleged assault of the then 16-year-old plaintiff in 2002, when Miramax was still a part of Disney. "He would not let her leave until after he terrified and sexually abused her," states the suit (read it here) filed by attorneys Doug Wigdor and Kevin Mintzer seeking damages and a jury trial.
Silence Breakers Address Weinstein New York Post Interview, Refuse To Let Him 'Rewrite His Legacy Of Abuse'; Victims' Lawyer Responds
"This traumatic day has been etched in Sokola's mind every day thereafter, and it has caused her immense emotional pain and suffering, even seventeen years later and long after she gave up her dreams of acting or working in the entertainment industry."
Previously a Jane Doe in the class action filed against Weinstein in late 2017, Sokola went public today in part to step outside the recently proposed and heavily criticized $25 million global settlement insurance companies for Weinstein, his sibling, their now-shuttered The Weinstein Company and its well-heeled board are seeking to finalize with dozen of victims. Calling the deal "appalling," Wigdor and Mintzer have already said they will not participate in the settlement for their clients.
However, as the 67-year-old Weinstein prepares to go to trial next month on criminal rape charges that could see sent behind bars for life if found guilty, the Empire State's relatively new Child's Victims Act looks to have provided Sokola with a legal opening many other alleged Weinstein victims lack.
Passed early this year and with a one-year filing window for older cases, the act lifts the age lid on victims to 55, up from the previous 23. Actually, for the likes of Sokola, who filed within that one-year window, there is no age or time limit.
"Harvey Weinstein should never have been in a position to sexually abuse Sokola," asserts the wide-ranging, 23-page filing. "In fact, Sokola only experienced this trauma because numerous individuals, including Robert Weinstein and other high level officers and directors of Miramax and Disney, affirmatively enabled Harvey Weinstein's continuing sexual misconduct and looked the other way when they learned of repeated prior instances of Harvey Weinstein sexually harassing and sexually assaulting women he encountered in working for Miramax and Disney."
Representatives for Weinstein, Disney and other defendants in the matter did not reply to request for comment. Yet, outside of her lawsuit, the plaintiff had more to say.
"I originally filed my case under a pseudonym as part of a class action against Harvey Weinstein, his companies, and associates," said Sokola in a statement released by her lawyers Thursday. "But I cannot accept the proposed global settlement as fair or just," she noted. "There is no accountability for the perpetrators, insufficient compensation for all of the victims, and millions of dollars going to people that I believe enabled Weinstein.
"I have long since moved on from modeling and, because of Harvey Weinstein, gave up on my dreams of acting," Sokola continued. "I am grateful to do important work as a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist. As part of my professional education and experience, I have learned that some wounds never fully heal. Memories of sexual abuse are like a scar after a burn, but because the injury is to the psyche, it is invisible to everyone except the victim. By revealing my own scar, I hope to encourage others to speak up about their own experiences."
Ahead of the January 6, 2020 rape trial in lower Manhattan, today's lawsuit follows an effort earlier this week from Weinstein's defense team to hit the pause button on a on-, off- and on=-again legal action by AI International Holdings over a past $45 million loan to TWC. "Already encumbered with preparation for his impending criminal trial, coupled with the pain of orthopedic injuries causing significant ambulatory issues and requiring surgery, the weight is too much to bear all at once for Mr. Weinstein," wrote Imran Ansari for her client to a New York Supreme Court judge.
No ruling has been issued yet in the AI Holdings case on whether Weinstein will get his temporary halt, which, according to Ansari, isn't a problem for the plaintiff.
First arrested in late May 2018, Weinstein is facing multiple counts of predatory sexual assault, one count of criminal sexual act in the first degree and one count each of first-degree rape and third-degree rape. Subject to travel restrictions reinforced last August 7, the 67-year-old producer is now out on a $5 million bail after first entering a not guilty plea on July 9 last year. Weinstein entered a plea of not guilty again on August 26 this year when a new indictment was added.
Accused by Ashley Judd in a now temporarily halted case and failing to get a sex-trafficking class action tossed out, Weinstein is also facing allegations from more than 60 women that he sexually assaulted or sexually harassed them – with a number of those women reluctantly participating in the floated $25 million settlement that is part of an overall $45 million deal. Weinstein is also still currently under investigation by federal prosecutors as well as probes by the Manhattan D.A.'s office, the NYPD, the LAPD and more globally.
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Q: Which data structure should I use for geocoding? I am trying to create a Python script which will take an address as input and will spit out its latitude and longitude, or latitudes and longitudes in case of multiple matches, quite like Nominatim.
So, the possible input and outputs could be:-

*

*In: New York, USA => Out: New York (lat:x1 lon:y1)

*In: New York => Out: New York (lat:x1 lon:y1)

*In: Pearl Street, New York, USA => Out: Pearl Street (lat:x2 lon:y2)

*In: Pearl Street, USA => Out: Pearl Street (lat:x2 lon:y2), Pearl Street (lat:x3 lon:y3)

*In: Pearl Street => Out: Pearl Street (lat:x2 lon:y2), Pearl Street (lat:x3 lon:y3)

*In: 103 Alkazam, New York, USA => Out: New York (lat:x1 lon:y1)

In 6 above, New York was returned since no place was found with address 103 Alkazam, New York, USA, but it could at least find New York, USA.
Initially I thought of building a tree representing the hierarchy relation where siblings are sorted alphabetically. It could have been like:-
                                     GLOBAL
                                       |
                   ---------------------------------------------
                   |            | ...
                  USA
             ---------------
             |        | ...
         CALIFORNIA  NEW YORK
            |         |
     -----------    -------------
     |        |..   |          |....
 PEARL STREET      PEARL STREET

But the problem was user can provide incomplete address as in 2, 4 and 5.
So, I next thought of using a search tree and store the fully qualified address in each node. But this too is quite bad since:-

*

*This will store highly redundant data in each node. Since this will be a really big data so, space conservation matters.

*It won't be able to leverage the fact that user has narrowed down the search space.

I have one additional requirement. I need to detect misspellings. I guess that will have to be dealt as a separate problem and can treat each node as generic strings.
Update 1
A little elaboration. The input would be a list, where the item on lower index is parent of the item in higher index; and they of course may or may not be immediate parent or child. So for query 1, input would be ["USA", "NEW YORK"]. So, it is perfectly fine that USA, New York returns no result.
The user should be able to locate a building if he has the address and our data is so detailed.
Update 2 (Omission Case)
If user queries Pearl Street, USA, so our algo should be able to locate the address since it knows Pearl Street has New York as parent and USA is its parent.
Update 3 (Surplus Case)
Suppose the user queries for 101 C, Alley A, Pearl Street, New York. Also suppose our data does know of 101 C but not about Alley A. According to it 101 C is a immediate child of Pearl Street. Even in this case it should be able to locate the address.

A: Thanks to all for their answers, their answers were helpful, but did not address everything I needed. I finally found an approach which took care of all my cases. The approach is the modified version of what I suggested in the question.
The Basic Approach
Here I will refer to something called 'node', it is a class object which will contain the geo information like a place entity's latitude, longitude, maybe dimension too, and its full address.
If the address of the entity is '101 C, Pearl Street, New York, USA', then this means our data structure will have at least four nodes for - '101 C', 'Pearl Street', 'New York' and 'USA'. Each node will have a name and one address part. For '101 C', name will be '101 C' and address will be 'Pearl Street, New York, USA'.
The basic idea is to have a search tree of these nodes, where node name will be used as the key for the search. We may get multiple matches, so later we need to rank the results on how good the node's address match with the queried one.
                                    EARTH
                                      |
                ---------------------------------------------
                |                                           |
               USA                                        INDIA
                |                                           |
        ---------------------------                     WEST BENGAL
        |                         |                         |
     NEW YORK                 CALIFORNIA                 KOLKATA
        |                         |                         |
   ---------------            PEARL STREET              BARA BAZAR
   |             |                                          |
PEARL STREET   TIME SQUARE                                 101 C
   |             |
  101 C         101 C

Suppose we have a geographic data as above. So, a search for '101 C, NEW YORK' will not only return the '101 C' nodes in 'NEW YORK' but also the one in 'INDIA'. This is because the algo will only use the name, i.e. '101 C' here, for searching the nodes. Later we can grade the the quality of the result by measuring the difference of the node's address from the queried address. We are not using an exact match since the user is allowed to provide incomplete address, as in this case.
Grading Search Result
To grade the quality of the result we can use Longest Common Subsequence. The 'Omission' and 'Surplus' cases are well taken care of in this algo.
It is best if I let the code do the talking. Below is a Python implementation tailored for this purpose.
def _lcs_diff_cent(s1, s2):
    """
    Calculates Longest Common Subsequence Count Difference in percentage between two strings or lists.

    LCS reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_common_subsequence_problem.
    Returns an integer from 0-100. 0 means that `s1` and `s2` have 0% difference, i.e. they are same.
    """
    m = len(s1)
    n = len(s2)

    if s1 == s2:
        return 0
    if m == 0: # When user given query is empty then that is like '*'' (match all)
        return 0
    if n == 0:
        return 100

    matrix = [[0] * (n + 1)] * (m + 1)
    for i in range(1, m+1):
        for j in range(1, n+1):
            if s1[i-1] == s2[j-1]:
                matrix[i][j] = matrix[i-1][j-1] + 1
            else:
                matrix[i][j] = max(matrix[i][j-1], matrix[i-1][j])

    return int( ( 1 - float(matrix[m][n]) / m ) * 100 )

Optimized Approach
I bailed out on the above (basic) approach since it forced redundancy, and it could not cut leverage the fact that if user has provided 'USA' in his query then we need not look into nodes in 'INDIA'.
This optimized approach addresses both the above problems to quite an extent. The solution is not to have one big search tree. We can partition the search space into say 'USA' and 'INDIA'. Later we can further repartition those search spaces state-wise. This is what I call 'slicing'.
In the below diagram - SearchSlice represents a 'slice', and SearchPool represents a search tree.
                            SearchSlice()
                                  |
            ---------------------------------------------
            |                                           |
        SearchSlice(USA)                           SearchSlice(INDIA)
            |                                           |
    ---------------------------                  SearchPool(WEST BENGAL)
    |                         |                   |
 SearchPool(NEW YORK)     SearchPool(CALIFORNIA)  |- KOLKATA
    |                         |                   |- BARA BAZAR, KOLKATA
    |- PEARL STREET           |- PEARL STREET     |- 101 C, BARA BAZAR, KOLKATA
    |- TIME SQUARE
    |- 101 C, PEARL STREET
    |- 101 C, TIME SQUARE

Few key points to notice above...

*

*Each slice is only a single level deep. Well this not really apparent above.

*Sliced level's name does not appear in the address of its children. For example, SearchSlice(USA) maintains a slice of states in 'USA'. So, nodes under 'NEW YORK' does not include the name 'NEW YORK' or 'USA' in their address. Same goes for other regions too. The hierarchy relation implicitly defines the full address.

*'101 C' address includes its parent's name too since they are not sliced.

Scaling Possibilities
Where there is a bucket (pool), there is an implicit scaling possibility. We (say) divide geo data for 'USA' into two groups. Both can be on different systems. So, it is perfectly fine if 'NEW YORk' pool is on System A but 'CALIFORNIA' pool is on System B, since they do not share any data, except for the parents of course.
Here is the caveat. We need to duplicate the parents which will always be a slice. Since slices are meant to be limited in number so the hierarchy won't be too deep, so it should not be too redundant to duplicate them.
The Working Code
Please refer to my GitHub for a working demo Python code.

A: how about using a key-value storage map and fulltext search.

*

*key for location string

*value for location_level  and lat&lon data.

*search by:

*

*split user input string to single locations words (not only by comma)

*search each words in map

*return the lat&lon of smallest location level

python.dict,memcached,mongodb .... will meet ur need.

*

*if u have too many location words, split location_level as a new map, two searches will speed up

*forget location levels, traet as fulltext search

*huge data?  hash key to short string or numbers

some questiongs to consider:

*

*how to store the data in database

*how to init your searching tree from data, if any

*how to extend/edit searching tree in runtime

*fault-tolerant for input/storage

*storage space > speed? or speed > storage?

so, more usable test case for user input

101 C, Time Square, New York, US
101 C, Pearl street, New York, US

101 C, Time Square, SomeCity, Mars
101 C
101 C, US
101 C, New York, US

101 C, New York, Time Square, US

North Door, 101 C, Time Square, New York, US
South Door, 101 C, Time Square, New York, US

for the situation:

*

*fast-speed with huge-data;

*full-fault-tolerant;

*easy-adjust with storage and runtime

the best solution:(also complex-est)

*

*flat key-value map storage

*fulltext search

*

*or hash key with B-tree search

your program/website maybe able to run as fast as google.

A: If you try to create a data structure for this problem, I think you will have data redundancy. Rather you can use tree/graph & try to implement a search algorithm that searches the words from user's input against the node values. Fuzzy matching can help you to generate most likely results, and you can suggest/show user a top few of them according to the confidence level of their resemblance-quotent.
This can also take care of misspells etc.


If the saltiness is the result of an over-reduced soup, add water. Another option is to add acid, such as lemon juice, to cut the salt. Depending on the dish, adding wine might also work.
but you have NO IDEA how much dry rice is needed to make 1 cup cooked?
OR you buy a bag of diced onions, thinking it'll save you time (it totally will!) but d'oh! How much should you use to replace one onion in a recipe?
A few weeks ago I taped myself cooking our 7 meals for the week in one hour (you can watch it here).
The feedback was awesome (thank you so much!) and a recurring question from watchers was about my batch cooking… of ingredients!
Scheduled batch cooking of ingredients is one of the ways you can make your "cook day" (and your healthy lifestyle) so much easier.
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For children of hoarders, the mess remains after their parents pass away.
be walking on stuff." Greg was forced to navigate through piles of magazines, papers, and books, plastic bags filled with thrift-store purchases, expired medicine bottles and literally tons of clothes. The only "living space" was a small pocket by the front door, where his mother, a colorful and fiercely independent woman, had collapsed shortly before her death at the age of 83. Greg, who has taken a leave of absence from his job, expected that cleaning out the house would take six months. It's now been eight—and counting." This is a great article click here to read the entire article.


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Q: Object type "Places" cannot be attached to custom actions When I try to attach the object type "places" to "share" I get the error:
"Sorry, place is reserved and can't be used. Try something more descriptive."
Unlike "image" which can't be added at all as an object id, place seems like a default item.
Is this a bug?


We're very pleased to release Digits login for web today. It's a new way for you to enable phone-based login for your mobile apps' websites.
For those of you building mobile-first services, the best signup experience is likely to be through the native app. But you may also want your users to continue to engage with your apps on the web. Until now, there hasn't been any phone-based login solution for the web, let alone a solution designed specifically with mobile developers in mind.
With Digits login for web, you can implement a simple and secure login on your app's website with just a few lines of code. To help you preserve the mobile-first experience of your service, your users still sign up first through your mobile app, as they normally would, before they can log in to your site. But now, not only can Digits help you drive more downloads for your app, it also enables you to bring your mobile service onto the web — ensuring a consistent identity experience across platforms.
Just as with our custom button support on iOS and Android, you can use a button of your choice to launch the Digits flow on your website. And we've made the login flow incredibly simple so users can easily complete the process. When they log in on web for the first time, they first receive a confirmation code via SMS on their phones, which they just type into the same browser window to complete the flow.
Passwords or other extra steps in the login process may reduce your website's conversion rate. Digits login for web gives your users a powerful, single-log-in experience that also increases the conversion rate for your logins. Once a user has successfully authenticated via a website powered by Digits, Digits will intelligently omit SMS confirmation the next time the user logs into any other sites that are also powered by Digits. The result: users only have to log in on the web once to engage with all of your services as well as other apps in the ecosystem.
With Digits, you'll never have to build your own login solution or infrastructure that works for both mobile or web – we've done all the heavy lifting for you.
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Giving people a voice may be at the very core of what makes an engaging, sustaining culture—and this probably applies as much to the fab shop as it does the Iowa electorate.
Seeing people caucus made me think of the "communication boards" posted throughout Bermo Inc., a custom fabricator and stamper north of the Twin Cities. On these boards people post ideas, and those ideas undergo a set process that makes it virtually impossible to dismiss any idea outright. We'll detail this process in next month's FABRICATOR magazine.
When I toured the Bermo plant in December, the first thing I saw was that communication board. And when I walked through the plant, people looked engaged, happy. They showed be various improvements—a status sign on machines here, a quick-fixturing concept there—that made life easier on the floor. And most of those ideas came right from the people on the front lines.
They were happy not just because they had a voice, but they knew their voices actually could make a difference.


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Radioelectronics and Communications Systems
January 2019 , Volume 62, Issue 1, pp 12–22 | Cite as
Remote Identification of Liquids in a Dielectric Container Using Millimeter Waves. 3. Angular Scanning
A. V. Pavlyuchenko
P. P. Loshitskiy
A. I. Shelengovskiy
V. V. Babenko
First Online: 05 April 2019
The use of radiometric and quasi-optical principles enables obtaining remote thermal portraits of the studied liquids in a closed dielectric container for distances from few centimeters to several meters. Microwave angular polarization radiometric scanning was used for the first time, and allows to remotely obtaining authentic thermal portraits for liquids that are similar in their physicochemical properties. It was experimentally shown that objects that have nearly indistinguishable thermal portraits (water-alcohol solutions, diesel fuels) in case of linear scanning, reveal signatures that make it easy to identify them and also to distinguish the dielectric containers for liquids in case of angular scanning. The method of angular radiometric scanning enabled obtaining the components of transmitted, absorbed and reflected waves for the authentication of liquids based on their thermal portraits in one measurement cycle. The broadband noise electromagnetic wave generated by the illumination source carries the information about the liquid and the container. The use of angular scanning reduced the time for obtaining useful information to 14 s or 4 times compared with linear scanning. The results of the study of hazardous liquids are presented on the example of combustible liquids: refined petroleum products (solvents, diesel fuels) and aqueous-alcoholic solutions in containers with dielectric constant - = 2–16. It was experimentally shown that a microwave radiometric thermal portrait carries information about the number of molecules with a weak hydrogen bond in aqueous-alcoholic solutions. The proposed method for remote identification of liquids in a closed dielectric package is safe and environmentally friendly, since the required level of the illuminating noise radiation does not exceed the value of 20 dB/kT0.
Russian Text © A.V. Pavlyuchenko, P.P. Loshitskiy, A.I. Shelengovskiy, V.V. Babenko, 2019, published in Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Radioelektronika, 2019, Vol. 62, No. 1, pp. 16–29.
This study is supported by the NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme. Project G5005.
A. V. Pavlyuchenko, P. P. Loshitskiy, A. I. Shelengovskiy, V. V. Babenko, "Remote identification of liquids in a dielectric container using millimeter waves. 1. Principal possibility," Radioelectron. Commun. Syst. 60, No. 10, 423 (2017). DOI: https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272717100016.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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Pavlyuchenko, A.V., Loshitskiy, P.P., Shelengovskiy, A.I. et al. Radioelectron.Commun.Syst. (2019) 62: 12. https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272719010035
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DOI https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272719010035
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Too often, history appears to students as just a list of facts. One event after another, one famous person after another. Students don't understand what connects these facts and people. They don't see what they learn in their history classes as a coherent line of inquiry. More important, students often struggle to formulate their own questions and plan their own lines of research into these questions. This is what the new C3 standards here in the U.S. call the "arc of inquiry." Formulating questions is an essential component of any good history course, and in the Big History Project, developing good questions is always at the forefront of the lessons in each unit.
In BHP, one of the key strategies we use to help students develop insight into the connections among elements of the course is interdisciplinarity. By looking at ideas and events from the perspectives of a variety of different academic disciplines, new questions and insights open up for students. In each unit, students are introduced to new academic disciplines and they're asked to learn about the essential questions, methods, and ideas of each of them. In addition, students are asked to integrate content and lessons from the various disciplines in their writing and thinking.
One of my favorite activities comes at the very start of the course. History as Mystery brings students along as a group of scholars try to solve a case of a group of headless bodies unearthed in a Roman cemetery in York, England. As the mystery unfolds, it becomes clear that only by combining the expertise of forensic anthropologists, art historians, archaeologists, and historians, among others, can the full story of these bodies be told. Students must think about the role of each discipline and how it might help to solve the mystery. If you want to read a little more about the History as Mystery activity, check out this post by another BHP teacher (which focuses on how you might adapt the activity to your local context).
Asking good questions and drawing on the disciplines is a challenge for most of my students at the start of the year. It's always interesting to watch students process the material in the History as Mystery activity. When students hear archaeologists describe the cemetery in York, England, as a Roman cemetery, they typically conclude that those buried there must be Romans; but when they hear a little later about the horrific way that many of the dead met their ends, they leap to the opposite conclusion—that these must have been the local enemies of the Romans. Getting students to ask questions and revise their hypotheses without drawing conclusions is a challenge I think all teachers face as they introduce the material in the first few units of the course.
Most students taking Big History are ninth graders who will not yet have taken physics, biology, chemistry, or much history. As a result, great care is taken throughout the course to introduce new disciplines as they become relevant. In Unit 1, for example, the article "Approaches to Knowledge" introduces the general idea of disciplines and the differences among them, providing students with a framework for thinking about the disciplines as they're introduced. Here, they're introduced to the general idea that each discipline has a unique set of questions it asks and methods it uses. For my students, one of the most interesting points this article makes concerns the nature of textbooks. Most of my students have never been asked what the purpose of a textbook is or who decides what material is included in it and what is left out. As the course unfolds, students realize that the fact that Big History does not have a textbook allows them greater ownership of the questions of the course and greater responsibility for assessing the evidence they assemble to answer their questions.
Another key activity type for building interdisciplinarity skill is What Do You Know? What Do You Ask? First introduced in Unit 2, and then scattered throughout the course, each of these activities presents students with a significant event for which they must assemble a response team. In my classroom, students first tackled this activity by reading about the recent discovery of a cemetery at Jamestown and the four bodies unearthed there. (No, we don't just talk about cemeteries in my class!) This activity proved a good complement to the History as Mystery activity, but there was less mystery about who the people were in Jamestown and more questions about their religious affiliations and class, which raised a lot more questions about culture than the History as Mystery activity. Each time this activity recurs during the course, students get a little more sophisticated in the disciplines they choose and, more important, the questions they ask. This is key to the Big History Project; we want to see students leave the course with the ability to use interdisciplinarity to ask better questions and to connect the dots of the course into a coherent picture.


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Melbourne defeats Carlton
Round 11, Monday, 11th June 1990
Brownlow Votes: 3: M Naley, 2: C Bradley, 1: B Lovett
Melbourne 4.3 10.5 14.6 15.9 99
Carlton 3.2 5.4 10.9 13.15 93
Melbourne Player Stats | Carlton Player Stats | Match Head to Head Stats | Scoring Breakdown
Melbourne Match Statistics (Sorted by Disposals) Coach: John Northey
Player K HB D M G B T HO FF FA
Brett Lovett 16 11 27 4 0 0 1 0 5 0
Steven Stretch 18 3 21 4 0 0 1 0 2 0
Alan Johnson 18 3 21 6 2 0 1 0 1 2
Stephen Tingay 11 9 20 1 0 0 3 0 1 1
Brent Heaver 13 7 20 3 5 1 1 0 0 0
Steven Febey 13 6 19 5 0 0 3 0 2 4
Earl Spalding 13 6 19 5 2 3 1 1 1 3
Andrew Obst 11 6 17 3 0 0 0 0 3 1
David Flintoff 12 5 17 3 1 1 2 0 0 2
Garry Lyon 10 6 16 3 1 1 3 1 2 3
Jim Stynes 12 2 14 4 0 0 1 5 1 3
Todd Viney 9 4 13 2 1 0 1 0 1 0
Steven O'Dwyer 8 4 12 4 0 0 0 11 4 4
Rod Keogh 8 2 10 1 2 2 2 0 2 2
Danny Hughes 5 5 10 3 0 0 2 2 1 1
Stephen Newport 5 4 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Stuart Cameron 6 3 9 4 0 0 0 0 2 0
Glenn Lovett 3 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 1
Graeme Yeats 3 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 1 2
Darren Bennett 3 1 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 1
Carlton Match Statistics (Sorted by Disposals) Coach: Alex Jesaulenko
Craig Bradley 17 5 22 4 0 0 2 0 4 1
Mil Hanna 15 7 22 3 0 0 0 0 3 3
Andrew Phillips 16 6 22 5 0 1 1 0 1 1
Peter Dean 15 5 20 7 0 0 0 1 3 2
Glenn Hawker 13 7 20 5 0 3 1 0 1 3
Wayne Blackwell 10 8 18 4 0 0 1 0 4 0
Steven Da Rui 14 3 17 3 0 1 2 0 0 1
Mark Naley 14 3 17 2 5 1 1 0 2 1
Adrian Bassett 8 8 16 5 1 0 1 0 2 3
Stephen Kernahan 12 3 15 12 5 2 1 0 1 5
Adrian Gleeson 11 4 15 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Stephen Silvagni 7 7 14 4 0 0 1 0 3 0
Tim Rieniets 9 4 13 2 0 0 1 0 1 1
Justin Madden 7 4 11 2 0 0 1 12 1 4
Dominic Fotia 7 3 10 0 0 1 3 0 1 0
Peter Sartori 8 1 9 3 2 2 1 11 3 1
David Kernahan 6 3 9 1 0 0 0 0 1 1
Warren McKenzie 6 3 9 1 0 0 3 0 0 0
David Glascott 4 3 7 2 0 0 1 0 1 1
Paul Meldrum 4 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0
Melbourne Statistic Carlton
197 Kicks 203
89 Handballs 87
286 Disposals 290
2.21 Kick to Handball Ratio 2.33
59 Marks 65
26 Tackles 22
20 Hitouts 24
29 Frees For 33
33 Frees Against 29
15 Goals Kicked 13
8 Behinds Kicked 12
1 Rushed Behinds 3
24 Scoring Shots 28
62.5% Conversion 46.4%
19.07 Disposals Per Goal 22.31
11.92 Disps Per Scoring Shot 10.36
Quarter by Quarter Scoring Breakdown
Melbourne First Quarter Carlton
4.3 27 Score 3.2 20
7 Scoring Shots 5
Won quarter by 7 Result Lost quarter by 7
Leading by 7 End of Quarter Trailing by 7
Melbourne Second Quarter Carlton
Won quarter by 24 Result Lost quarter by 24
Leading by 31 Halftime Trailing by 31
Melbourne Third Quarter Carlton
5 Scoring Shots 10
Lost quarter by 10 Result Won quarter by 10
Leading by 21 End of Quarter Trailing by 21
Melbourne Final Quarter Carlton
1.3 9 Score 3.6 24
Won game by 6 End of Game Lost game by 6
Scoring Breakdown For Each Half
Melbourne First Half Carlton
10.5 65 Score 5.4 34
15 Scoring Shots 9
Won half by 31 Result Lost half by 31
Melbourne Second Half Carlton
5.4 34 Score 8.11 59
Lost half by 25 Result Won half by 25


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Members of the Active Flag Committee lead and co-ordinate all physical activities in the school. Its members work hard to make sure all of the children in the school gets lots of varied and structured opportunities for physical education and physical activity. They liaise with outside agencies and organise the annual Active Week. They are also spearheading this year's application for the 'Active Flag'. The committee is made up of teachers, pupils and the principal Caitlin O'Connor.


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The List: Sizing up the prospects for Kay Bailey Hutchison's Senate seat
By Richard Dunham on January 14, 2011 at 7:05 AM
The race to replace Texas Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison is going to be "a humdinger" &#151 at least that's what the retiring senator said in an interview.
So what are the strengths and weaknesses of the prospective contenders? Here's how we size them up:
San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro (D)
Strengths: The boy wonder of Texas politics. Very popular officeholder.
Weaknesses: Seen as a statewide candidate in the future, not the present. Has not expressed interest in the Senate.
Former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz (R)
Strengths: A prominent Latino conservative with a track record on legal issues. A compelling personal story
Weaknesses: Has focused on potential Attorney General race in the past. Ivy League background cuts both ways in a Republican primary.
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst (R)
Strengths: High name recognition, proven vote-getting ability, a bottomless pit for campaign funding.
Weaknesses: He's going to be very busy this year working on legislative business.
Rep. Chet Edwards
Former Waco Rep. Chet Edwards (D)
Strengths: Moderate record. Strong support among veterans, business groups. Close to President Obama personally.
Weaknesses: No statewide organization. Lost his last race (2010).
Author/singer/activist Kinky Friedman (D/R/I)
Strengths: He's folksy. He well-known.
Weaknesses: He's well-known for losing elections.
Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia (D)
Strengths: A rising star in Democratic circles. Represents more constituents than any Latino elected official in U.S. except Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (R) and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (D).
Weaknesses: Doesn't have statewide name ID yet. Still building a record and reputation.
Railroad Commission Elizabeth Ames Jones (R)
Strengths: A loyal cadre of followers, a high energy level.
Weaknesses: Not a household name across Texas &#151 at least yet.
Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert (R)
Strengths: Comes from a county rich with Republican primary votes. Strong business support.
Weaknesses: Not well-known statewide. Holds nonpartisan office.
2010 GOP gubernatorial candidate Debra Medina (R)
Strengths: The original Texas Tea Party leader. A proven vote-getter.
Weaknesses: Didn't get enough votes to win nomination.
Lake Jackson Rep. Ron Paul (R)
Strengths: A loyal national following. A strong statewide organization in Texas. Close ties to many Tea Party activists.
Weaknesses: He's 75. He lost Republican primaries the only other times he ran statewide (for Senate in 1984, for president in 2008).
Plano State Sen. Florence Shapiro (R)
Strengths: Conservative voting record. Well-known among party activists.
Weaknesses: Lack of statewide organization. Could get squeezed by better-financed and even more conservative conservatives.
Former Texas State Comptroller John Sharp (D)
Strengths: Has strong grassroots organization.The last Democrat to win statewide office in Texas.
Weaknesses: Last won statewide office in 1994.
Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams
Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams (R)
Strengths: A charismatic, inspiring speaker. Strong Tea Party support. National backing from former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and others.
Weaknesses: He has a lot less money than some potential rivals.
Former Secretary of State Roger Williams (R)
Strengths: He's been running for several years. A strong base in very Republican Tarrant County. Major celebrity endorsements.
Weaknesses: He still isn't a household name in Pampa or Sugar Land.


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Анна Гольштейн-Готторпська (;  27 лютого 1575 —  24 квітня 1625) — принцеса Гольштейн-Готторпу, донька герцога Гольштейн-Готторпського Адольфа та Крістіни Гессенської, дружина графа Східної Фризії Енно III.

Життєпис
Анна народилась 27 лютого 1575 року у Готторпі. Вона була сьомою дитиною та четвертою донькою в родині першого герцога Гольштейн-Готторпу Адольфа та його дружини Крістіни Гессенської.

Батько був третім сином короля Данії та Норвегії Фредеріка I. 1544 року вони із братами поділили територію герцогств Шлезвіг та Гольштейн на три частини так, щоб вони приносили приблизно однаковий прибуток. Адольф вибрав частину із замком Готторп.

Він помер, коли Анні було одинадцять. Протягом наступних чотирьох років країною керували послідовно її старші брати: Фрідріх II, Філіп та Йоганн Адольф. Останній і залишився при владі, згодом, єдиним з братів, одружившись та продовживши династію.

У віці 23 років Анна вийшла заміж за старшого сина графа Східної Фризії Едцарда II, 34-річного Енно. Наречений був удівцем і мав двох дорослих доньок від першого шлюбу. Весілля пройшло в Езенсі 28 січня 1598.

1 березня 1599 Едцард II помер, і правлячим графом став чоловік Анни під іменем Енно III. За півтора місяця народився їхній первісток, якого назвали Едцард Густав. Всього ж у подружжя було п'ятеро дітей:
 Едцард Густав (1599—1612) — помер у віці 13 років;
 Анна Марія (1601—1634) — дружина герцога Мекленбург-Шверінського Адольфа Фрідріха I, мала восьмеро дітей;
 Рудольф Крістіан (1602—1628) — наступний граф Східної Фризії у 1625—1628 роках, одруженим не був, дітей не мав;
 Ульріх (1605—1648) — граф Східної Фризії у 1628—1648 роках, був одружений з Юліаною Гессен-Дармштадтською, мав трьох синів;
 Крістіна Софія (1609—1658) — дружина Філіпа III, ландграфа Гессен-Буцбахського, дітей не мала.

Резиденція родини містилася в Ауріху.

1611 війська Нідерландів зайняли фортецю Леєрорт, де залишили свій гарнізон. Під час Тридцятилітньої війни, з листопада 1622 по січень 1624, графство було окуповане Ернстом фон Мансфельдом, за виключенням міста Емден. Країна була розграблена, а влітку 1623 ще й постраждала від епідемії чуми.

Родина в цей час переховувалась у фортеці Леєрорт. Анна пішла з життя 24 квітня 1625 року. Чоловік пережив її на чотири місяці. До 1744 графством правили нащадки їхнього сина Ульріха.

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East 17 est un boys band anglais créé dans les années 1990 ; leur nom vient du code postal de Walthamstow, dans la banlieue de Londres d'où sont originaires les membres qui composent le groupe : Tony Mortimer, Brian Harvey, John Hendy et Terry Coldwell.

Biographie
10 de leurs titres atteignent le top 10 au Royaume-Uni entre 1992 et 1998. Leur  Walthamstow se place  des ventes d'albums et comporte des titres ayant été dans le top 20 pour les singles, notamment House of Love, Deep ou It's Alright. En 1994, avec la sortie de leur  Steam, ils placent leur single  des singles au Royaume-Uni  avec Stay Another Day qui est resté dans le top durant . En 1996, ils se placent  avec le duo avec Gabrielle If You Ever.

En 1995 sort l'album Up All Night avec les singles Thunder, Do U Still et Someone to Love.

The Journey So Far annonce la fin du groupe en 1997. Cependant Brian, Terry et John se reforment en 1998 sous le nom E-17 et démarrent avec 'Each Time' qui atteint la  dans les charts au Royaume-Uni. Après la sortie de Resurrection et d'un  Betcha Cant' Wait, le groupe se sépare en 1999.

Brian Harvey se lance en solo. Il fait un duo avec le groupe anglais True Steppers avec le titre True Step Tonight. En 2001, il sort Straight Up No Bends et se place dans le top 40 des charts du Royaume-Uni. Son album Solo sort peu de temps après.

En octobre 2001, Loving You sort en duo avec Wyclef Jean mais n'atteint pas l'effet escompté.

En décembre 2001, Brian se fait agresser à la sortie d'un club. Il est gravement blessé mais s'en sort.

Février 2002, Tony Mortimer participe à un single I Will Stand pour une association.

En juin 2004, un remix de Loving You sort.

En novembre 2004, Harvey participe à l'émission I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!. À son arrivée en Australie, le jour 2 de l'aventure, il apprend le décès de sa grand-mère et décide de rester pour elle. Mais quelques jours après, le jour 7, il abandonne le jeu.

Janvier 2005, un best of sort sans de nouvelles chansons.

Mai 2005, à la suite d'un grave accident de voiture, Brian lutte pour sa vie. Après plusieurs jours de coma, de multiples opérations très importantes et de la rééducation, Brian s'en sort.

Juin 2005, le site officiel est ouvert et les fans peuvent transmettre tout leur soutien via le forum.

En décembre 2005, un reportage montre l'état de santé de Brian Harvey et sa rééducation.

25 février 2006, lors d'une émission anglaise CD:UK, les quatre membres d'East 17 annoncent la reformation du groupe.

30 mai 2006, Shepherds Bush Empire à Londres accueille  et le groupe pour un concert.

Le groupe se reforme en 2010 avec Tony Mortimer, John Hendy, Terry Coldwell ainsi qu'un nouveau membre, Blair Dreelan, mais sans Brian Harvey.

Un premier single intitulé Secret of my life sort en 2011. Blair Dreelan quitte ensuite le groupe dû a des raisons contractuelles avec un autre groupe dans lequel il est aussi engagé.

Un nouvel album intitulé Dark Light sort en 2012.

Tony Mortimer quitte le groupe en 2013 pour se consacrer à sa carrière solo et à la sortie de son premier album. Robbie Craig le remplace à partir de 2014.

John Hendy quitte à son tour le groupe en 2018, et est remplacé par Terry John qui sera également remplacé en 2019 par Joe Livermore.

Un nouveau single intitulé Strip sort en 2020.

Un nouvel album intitulé 24/7, ainsi qu'un nouveau single Crying, sort le 30 juillet 2021.

Discographie

Albums studio
 Walthamstow, #1 Royaume-Uni, (1993)
 Steam, #3 Royaume-Uni, (1994)
 Up All Night, (1995)
 Resurrection ( E-17 : Brian, john And terry ), (1998)
 Dark Light, (2012)  ( tony, john And terry )
 24/7 (Australian Tour Edition), (2017) ( john, terry And Robbie )
24/7 (remastered), (2021) ( Terry, Robbie And Joe )

Compilations
 Around The World Hit Singles: The Journey So Far, (1996)
 The Platinum Collection, (2006)

Singles
 House Of Love, #10 Royaume-Uni, (1992)
 Gold, #28 Royaume-Uni, (1992)
 Deep, #5 Royaume-Uni, (1993)
 Slow It Down, #13 Royaume-Uni, (1993)
 West End Girls, #11 Royaume-Uni, (1993)
 It's Alright, #3 Royaume-Uni, (1993)
 Around The World, #3 Royaume-Uni, (1994)
 Steam, #7 Royaume-Uni, (1994)
 Stay Another Day, #1 Royaume-Uni, (1994)
 Let It Rain, #10 Royaume-Uni, (1995)
 Hold My Body Tight, #12 Royaume-Uni, (1995)
 Thunder, #4 Royaume-Uni, (1995)
 Do U Still, #7 Royaume-Uni, (1996)
 Someone To Love, #16 Royaume-Uni, (1996)
 If You Ever (featuring Gabrielle), #2 Royaume-Uni, (1996)
 Hey Child, #3 Royaume-Uni, (1997)
 Each Time (E-17), #2 Royaume-Uni, (1998)
 Betcha Can't Wait (E-17), (1999)
 Secret Of My Life (With Blair Dreelan And Without Brian), (2011)
 I Can't Get You Off My Mind (Crazy), (East 17 : Tony, Terry And John), (2012)
 Friday Night, (East 17 : Tony, Terry And John), (2012)
 Counting Clouds, (East 17 : Tony, Terry And John), (2012)
Strip (East 17 : Terry, Robbie And Joe), (2020)
Crying (East 17 : Terry, Robbie And Joe), (2021)

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The Rise of Cardi B's Bodak Yellow
September 22nd, 2017 by delisha
Cardi B's Bodak Yellow is on the rise to the top of the music charts to Hot 100 #1, she will be the 1st female hip hop artist to accomplish this achievement w/o a special guest performer in 20yrs. Lauryn Hill was the last female hip hop artist to receive a Hot 100 #1 w/o a featured artist!
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Cardi B will not be able to top Bodak Yellow…. pic.twitter.com/F5wyVhmTp1
— Mr.Na$ty Da $lut God (@Oakland73rd) September 19, 2017
.@IAmCardiB earns her first No. 1 on the Streaming Songs chart with "Bodak Yellow" https://t.co/k4mxsjQvSj pic.twitter.com/r1zUo6jE2w
— billboard (@billboard) September 21, 2017
Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow" is the most streamed song this week in the US with 40.8 Million streams. pic.twitter.com/AQZgqjAMCr
— MEFeater Magazine (@mefeater) September 18, 2017
About Cardi B
Gaining exposure as a popular cast member of VH1's Love & Hip Hop: New York, rapper Cardi B is also a raw and aggressive rapper in the style of Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown. The former stripper and social media star made her television debut on the reality show in late 2015, joining a cast that included Remy Ma. A year later, she made her musical debut alongside dancehall singer Popcaan on Shaggy's "Boom Boom" single. The solo single "Cheap Ass Weave" and the mixtape Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 1 soon followed, both in early 2016. Two more singles, "Foreva" and "Wash Poppin'," followed that summer. A second mixtape, Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 2, was released in early 2017. That same year, Cardi signed with Atlantic Records and scored a hit with the single "Bodak Yellow," which climbed into the Top Three of the Billboard Hot 100. ~ David Jeffries
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Media News Releases Link Establishes Support Scheme for Small and Medium-sized Tenants
Link Establishes Support Scheme for Small and Medium-sized Tenants
A $80 million scheme to support its small and medium-sized tenants in Hong Kong
Target measures alleviate tenants' operating pressure from the epidemic
Link Asset Management Limited (Link), the manager of Link Real Estate Investment Trust (Hong Kong stock code: 823), announced today (Tuesday) the establishment of a $80 million scheme to support its small and medium-sized tenants in Hong Kong to alleviate their operating pressure brought by the novel coronavirus epidemic.
This is an extension of Link's relief efforts to support its tenants since the second half of last year, which were offered according to the circumstances of individual tenants.
Under Link's support scheme, targeted relief measures include allowing rent payment by instalments, waiving late payment interests and service charges, granting rent-free periods, reducing rents, and introducing additional parking concessions to customers of restaurant tenants*. Actual arrangements will be subject to mutual agreement between individual tenants and Link, taking into consideration factors such as tenants' rent-to-sales ratio, tenancy track records, and operating and liquidity conditions.
The support scheme will run in parallel with Link's other support to tenants, such as lease restructuring and marketing initiatives.
"As the impact of the epidemic on different tenants varies, we believe offering targeted, rather than across-the-board, relief measures is the optimal way to help tenants most in need," Link's Chief Executive Officer George Hongchoy said.
"We will continue to closely monitor the market conditions and review the scheme's operation in due course. We will communicate closely with our tenants and continue to explore additional options to support them including ways to help them increase their business and exploit new opportunities such as food delivery," he said.
In addition to the support scheme in Hong Kong, Link has also offered relief measures to its tenants on the Mainland.
Meanwhile, Link remains committed to the prevention of an outbreak of the contagious disease. Link has been implementing a host of additional measures in its shopping malls, fresh markets and car parks, which include deep cleaning and sanitisation of facilities on its premises to protect shoppers, raising frontline staff's anti-infection awareness and upgrading their gear, and calling for tenants' collaboration on the implementation of contingency plans. Link has also provided various dedicated support services for tenants in the event of an emergency.
*Additional parking concessions will take effect on 12 February 2020.