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package com.foxfoo.moonshine.repository;

import com.foxfoo.moonshine.model.User;
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    public List<User> getList();

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Q: Angular failed to compile due to error in HostResourceLoader I'm new to angular, I have an angular project that whenever I run npm start or ng serve it comes up with an error-
ERROR in HostResourceLoader: loader(D:/Spark/doPayroll clone/dopayroll-front-end/src/app/getstarted/getstarted.component.html) returned a Promise.
I have to press ctrl + s in any of my files in order for the app to reload and compiles successfully, I've searched all over the internet but non of the answers worked in my case.
I'm using Angular 6.1.5.
getStarted.component.html

<button (click)="next()" class="button button4" [translate]="'getstarted.next'"></button>

getStarted.component.ts
export class GetstartedComponent implements OnInit {

    constructor(private router: Router) {}

    next(){
      this.router.navigate(['/presignup']);
    }

    ngOnInit() {
    }

}

A: This is an async pipe issue. You have to resolve the pipe. Follow this link, it might be helpful for you.
https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/26436

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Kristen McGregor
Kristen lives for producing incredible content for kids. After starting her career at Kids' CBC, Kristen moved to Sinking Ship Entertainment where she served as a creative producer for several shows featuring young kids such as Roll Play (Treehouse TV), Razzberry Jazzberry Jam (Kids' CBC), and Are we there yet? World Adventure for National Geographic Kids - traveling to different countries around the world with kids to make a stunning travel series. From there she became the lead producer on Giver with TVOKids, where she worked with a team to build numerous playgrounds across Ontario for the 22-minute family reality series. From there, Kristen's producing work has ranged from short documentaries such as Mo's Bows, a 5-minute doc about a boy named Mo who runs a successful bowtie business, to a 50 episode stop-motion interstitial series for TVOKids (What's Inside?), independent films for Sesame Street, design/building shows (Furze World Wonders for 9 Story/YouTube Red), to live TV (Sunny Side Up for Sprout/NBCUniversal).
Kristen's producing work has won a Daytime Emmy Award (Giver - 2018), has been nominated for Daytime Emmy Awards (Sunny Side Up - 2016, 2017), Canadian Screen Awards (Giver - 2013, 2015, 2016), The Prix Jeunesse Interstitial Prize (What's Inside? - 2016), and has won Youth Media Alliance Awards (Giver - 2013, 2017), Kidscreen Awards (Sunny Side Up, 2016, 2017), and Cynopsis Kids !magination Awards (Sunny Side Up, 2016).
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Ever wonder what's inside your baseball? Your cell phone? What about your stapler? What's Inside? answers those very questions! From winter coats to bicycles to blenders and oranges, each interstitial explores what's inside the objects we use every day! Using stop-motion animation to unique fast-paced music, each 1-minute episode of What's Inside? unveils the many different parts of an item by breaking them down piece-by-piece — until every last screw has been pulled, and spring has been released, captivating early engineering curiosity in children age 4 to 7 in the process!
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Elizabeth Bruenig/ January 4, 2016
The Bundy crew is crusading against the government in a county where the largest local employer is the government.
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Harney County is currently the site of an anti-government occupation led by Ammon Bundy and associates in response to the pending imprisonment of two individuals convicted of setting fires on federal property. Before making its way into the national spotlight, however, Harney was just another American precinct struggling economically, with jobs disappearing and incomes declining.
A 2014 report posted by the State of Oregon Employment Department noted that "year-to-date statistics for 2013 suggest that the size of Harney County's labor force is now at its lowest point since the 1960s," and that jobs in all sectors had declined in recent years. Nonetheless, the report also found that "the county's largest job category nowadays is government," a fact that Harney County residents are apparently cognizant of.
Speaking to Oregon Public Broadcasting reporters John Sepulvedo and Amanda Peacher, Harney County rancher Gary Marshall observed that "50 percent of people employed in Harney County work for the government," adding that the proportion of people relying on the government for work rather militates against the anti-government sentiment peddled by Bundy and company:
"A lot of the people who work at the [Bureau of Land Management] are of families of the community," said Marshall. "It's not in any way a 'them against us' kind of a scenario here."
Elizabeth Bruenig @ebruenig
Elizabeth Bruenig is an opinion writer at The Atlantic and a former reporter-researcher at The New Republic.
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School in Winnipeg to change controversial name
One school in Winnipeg is changing its name to reflect what the school division calls, "part of (a) continued journey and quest for healing along the path to truth and reconciliation."
On Thursday, the Pembina Trails School Division announced in a news release that Ryerson Elementary School has been renamed as Prairie Sunrise School.
The renaming comes after parents and students raised concerns about the name of school, because the school's namesake – Egerton Ryerson – was an architect of the residential school system.
The school division said that Prairie Sunrise School represents a break from a "dark and painful history," and symbolizes a new beginning.
Earlier in the year, Ryerson University announced that it has agreed to rename itself.


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After measles of a bus driver, the Austrian city of Klagenfurt has set the urban bus transport on Wednesday temporarily. Thus, a spread of especially for adults dangerous infectious disease should be prevented.
All 60 buses will be disinfected, in addition, the vaccination status of the total of about 130 bus drivers, will be checked colleague of the Diseased, said the Manager of the Klagenfurter Stadtwerke, Gernot Weiss.
A Problem is that many know for sure whether you contracted as a child once and therefore immune. "Also, a valid vaccination card is not always to the Hand", Weiss said. In the early evening the public transport of the 100 000 inhabitants should be included in the city, at least in the hour clock again.


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Santiago was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico on May 1, 1925. He lived in Ponce, PR with his mother and father, Maneula Rodriguez Vazquez and Tomas Vazquez. When Santiago was 20 years old, he moved to Maryland in 1945. He worked in a tomato and relish factory. As a young man, he was a devoted Catholic. In 2003, he was baptized as a Seventh Day Adventist at the Liberty Church. Santiago met Glendora in 1985 and were married in 1990. Together they had two children, Emmanuel and Brittany Vazquez. He was a loving husband and a devoted father. Santiago loved to help anyone that crossed his path. He received numerous awards for his strong worth ethic, only proving his dedication and hard work to his career. He loved gardening, painting, fixing and building things, like the time he built a picnic table with wood scraps that he found – neighbors saw it and asked him to make more. He sold five picnic tables in one summer! His favorite foods were rice and rice pudding. When he cooked, he loved to make his favorite dish: hamburger meat with an assortment of vegetables and red sauce. He'd make his own tortillas and eventually made so many that Glendora would give them away to coworkers so as not to offend Santiago with uneaten food. After the tortillas, he got into making ribs and corn on the cob, which Glendora adored! Never once did she share that with coworkers – and once he found out what she loved, he nearly made it all the time. Santiago, known as Bubba, and some may know "we're all Bubba in the house." Bubba passed away peacefully on July 7, 2019. He is survived by his loving wife, Glendora; his children who were always in his heart and on his mind, Emmanuel and Brittany; his granddaughter Angel Lee Vazquez; daughter-in-law, Jacqueline Vazquez; The Bolden Family, and a host of family and friends.
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taxi driving is an example of which environment
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It was quite a basic example: what is known in the field as a "Level 2" vehicle. Environment: It the real environment where the agent needs to deliberate actions. NIOSH reports that taxi drivers face a greater risk of injury or homicide on the job than those working in … ... and how the shuttles operate in an environment studded with cars, pedestrians and traffic lights. Led by Daniela Rus, director of MIT CSAIL, researchers developed an algorithm that found 3,000 four-passenger cars could serve 98 percent of taxi demand in New York City, with an average wait-time of only 2.7 minutes. Additionally, taxi operators should provide, or make available to drivers at cost, personal accident insurance to cover loss of earnings due to work related injury or illness. The adoption of new technology hinges on user experience. applies the the state of the environment, to the way time is handled, and to the percepts and actions of the agent. In general, sensors are what agents use to get things from the environment to do perception. Autonomous driving is the key driver for decreasing the total cost of ownership (TCO) to public-transport levels. For example, in case of pick and place robot, no of correct parts in a bin can be the performance measure. But to kick off the report, I had to actually go in a self-driving car. These systems are more reliable and satisfy customers by allowing hands-free driving, backed up (within the boundaries of the law) by an alert driver. Three years ago I went in a self-driving car in Shanghai. Bounding the Complexity of the Self-Driving Car Self-driving cars incorporate multiple complex systems to sense the surrounding environment, plan a path to a destination, and control steering and speed (Figure 2). All new taxi drivers have to pass a taxi theory test before booking and taking the practical driving test. Example Design: Self-Driving Cab. You'll need to meet the registration and licensing requirements of the taxi company you'll be working for and the local authority area where … Example: An agent solving a crossword puzzle by itself is clearly in a single agent chess is in a two agents environment. This section aims to assist the taxi stakeholder to work through a series of activities for consideration within their own taxi operation to identify deficiencies and develop strategies and suitable interventions for improvement of taxi driving safety. The enablers of autonomous driving. We also found that taxi drivers were exposed to the highest levels of pollution (6.5 µg/m³), which is twice the level of the least-exposed drivers, those in emergency services vehicles. According to EcoPassenger, for example, a train trip from Paris to Bordeaux (about 500km) emits just 4.4kg of carbon dioxide per passenger, while a … A sample safe driving for work policy Here is an example of a Safe Driving Policy which you can amend to suit the requirements of your business. … Single agent VS. And now we can discuss about, what are the external driving forces of a company. Commercial self-driving vehicles could be available as soon as 2021.; Efficiency is a clear winner with self-driving cars. A bridge playing program is an example of a system operating in a partially observable environment. Actuators: These are the tools, equipment or organs using which agent performs actions in the environment. Energy & Environment. Self-driving cars are no different. a taxi) and must ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that the taxi is without Texting while driving is an especially dangerous habit, as it falls under all three types of distracted driving. Economy There is an intimate relationship between the business firm and the economic environment. Chess is discrete—there are a fixed number of possible moves on each turn. But, Iagnemma said Singapore has an aging taxi … A taxi owner is a PCBU that supplies plant (i.e. Taxi driving is continuous. Waymo's So-Called Robo-Taxi Launch Reveals a Brutal Truth) This was the moment many were waiting for, when Waymo, the company born as Google's Self-Driving … In this example, the camera is a "sensor." While texting, you are distracted: Visually as you … Which is how I found myself, on a snowy morning a few weeks ago, standing in a car park in Pittsburgh, waiting for an automated ride. taxi driving safety. Of all agents, so it is partially cooperative multi agent environment. A Voyage self-driving taxi on the road at The Villages community in Florida. crossword puzzle. environment, e.g. Let's design a simulation of a self-driving cab. A self-driving car, also known as an autonomous vehicle (AV), driverless car, or robo-car is a vehicle that is capable of sensing its environment and moving safely with little or no human input.. Self-driving cars combine a variety of sensors to perceive their surroundings, such as radar, lidar, sonar, GPS, odometry and inertial measurement units. External driving forces are those kinds of things, situations or events that occurred from outside of the company or organisation. Ed Niedermeyer Contributor Share on Twitter Ed Niedermeyer is an author, columnist and co-host of The Autonocast. ... For example, Carney said that if … •In a partially observable environment, the relevant features of the environment are only partially observable. Type of driving licence You need a licence to drive a taxi or private hire vehicle. Action done when the agent, by doing something, changes the environment. Introduction: Traffic safety issues associated with taxis are important because the frequency of taxi crashes is significantly higher than that of oth… You can apply directly to become a taxi driver if you've got a taxi driver's licence. The major goal is to demonstrate, in a simplified environment, how you can use RL techniques to develop an efficient and safe approach for tackling this problem. With the car in control, riding along could be more akin to taking the train or riding public transportation (without the discomfort having to squeeze into a crowded space). An MIT study shows carpooling apps could reduce congestion by a factor of three while still serving the same number of people. Our research indicates, for example, that widespread urban adoption of SDVs and "robo-taxis" (and, especially, shared self-driving taxis) could result in a 60% drop in the number of cars on city streets, an 80% or greater decrease in tailpipe emissions, and 90% fewer road accidents. There are different ways for you apply depending on whether you'll operate: Robo-taxis could reduce a fleet operator's TCO by 30 to 50 percent compared with private-vehicle ownership and by about 70 percent against shared mobility, significantly disrupting the mobility market. By now it's clear that a future with mostly (if not all) driverless cars on our roads is a matter of when, not if.. With Tesla's renowned Autopilot feature, Google's autonomous car, Uber's self-driving fleet, and even a rumoured Apple car, autonomous vehicles are about to become a mainstay of our culture. The data was translated into a miles per gallon format allowing for a comparison across the US and provided an insight into which states perform best. In a taxi driving environment, avoiding collisions maximizes the performance measure. Properties of Environment. Between 1992 and 2006 700 taxicab drivers were the victims of homicide while driving for work, according to the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. But outside of the obvious benefits of driverless cars (e.g. For example, if a robot uses its camera to determine that there is a wall in front of it, then it is using perception. Taxi driving is dynamic. Taxicab" is a compound word formed from contractions of "taximeter" and "cabriolet". The diffusion of AD depends on two factors: the availability of technologies and the customer's willingness to … Autonomous driving. And it's another example of the service model on which companies are increasingly focusing." If there are a limited number of distinct, clearly defined percepts and actions we say that the environment is discrete. chess playing with a clock. driverless car: A driverless car (sometimes called a self-driving car , an automated car or an autonomous vehicle ) is a robotic vehicle that is designed to travel between destinations without a human operator. This is often a common way into this job. 2. taxi driving is a continuous-state and continuous-time problem. Self-driving taxi service launched in Beijing. Chess is a competitive multi agent environment. what the agent can perceive. example: 1. If environment does not change with time, but agent's performance score does, semidynamic, e.g. Chess has a discrete set of percepts and actions. So, our taxi environment has $5 \times 5 \times 5 \times 4 = 500$ total possible states. Coal, Oil, Natural Gas ... that are associated with driving a taxi. It will, of course, impact taxi drivers. His book, Ludicrous: The Unvarnished Story of … The environment has multifold properties − Discrete / Continuous − If there are a limited number of distinct, clearly defined, states of the environment, the environment is discrete (For example, chess); otherwise it is continuous (For example, driving). The visual mastery of Taxi Driver is still gripping, particularly the fixed camera shots on the side of the cab, and the vérité scenes in the real mean streets themselves. Harry Nathaniel Allen of The New York Taxicab Company, who imported the first 600 gas-powered New York City taxicabs from France in 1907, borrowed the word "taxicab" from London, where the word was in use by early 1907. " The chess environment is discrete set of percepts and action. Below, Ericsson tech hero Alvin Jude explores how edge services will be critical to improving the self-driving car passenger experience, for example by collecting nearby data and visualizing in 3D. 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1060319 – MSCHAP Authentication is not working using automatic windows user credentials.
Bug 1060319 - MSCHAP Authentication is not working using automatic windows user credentials.
Summary: MSCHAP Authentication is not working using automatic windows user credentials.
MS-CHAP authentication failed when the User-Name and MS-CHAP-User-Name attributes used different encodings, even when the user provided correct credentials. Now, MS-CHAP authentication properly handles mismatching character encodings. Authentication with correct credentials no longer fails in this situation.
In scenarios where freeradius server is used as MSCHAP authenticator for EAP-PEAP/EAP-MSCHAPv2/MSCHAPv2 authentication methods (for WLAN/LAN/VPN authentication) the account verification is failing if end-users are trying to use "Automatically use my Windows logon name" within the authentication tab of the connection properties. In cases where users provides their credentials directly during the connection establishment, the authentication is working correctly.
I have created a patch from this commit to the distribution version of freeradius and I have tested it successfully.
mentioned error "ERROR: User-Name (abrakadabra\bob) is not the same as MS-CHAP Name (bob) from EAP-MSCHAPv2" was reclassified as WARNING without rejecting whole request and authentication will continue with final verification.
Not on ACL for 6.6. Moving out.


Is Socially Responsible Investing A Realistic Strategy To Follow?
Is your leadership going above and beyond what you do as a boss? Are you thinking beyond your day job or your specific corporate role and looking into how your decisions affect a bigger picture?
And are you considering how your influence on a personal level can impact local, regional, national, or international concerns that can benefit society as a whole?
To be sure, anyone in a position of leadership has learned specific skills that are felt in the immediate realm. The question becomes can you lead in a different way that utilizes your skills and helps promote wise investments in a much longer-term way?
If you have been recently surfing the web and browsing through sites such as the ones owned by Fisher Investments and other companies in search of investment information, you may have come across a term that baffled you.
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A concise definition of "Socially Responsible Investing" might run as follows: Investment activity by people who wish to support or reward companies for engaging in activity that they feel is beneficial to the international community.
For example, a person who follows the Socially Responsible Investing strategy might choose to invest in companies whose activities coincide with their own deeply held political, economic, or ecological beliefs.
They may make use of the technique of shareholder advocacy. This is the technique by which they use their power as a shareholder to influence the policies of the company they invest in.
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People who make practical use of their socially responsible investing principles tend to screen the companies they are willing to invest in according to three general principles.
The negative screen basically boils down to a practical refusal to invest in any company that sells products or engages in activities that the investor personally views as harmful or immoral.
This could translate into a refusal to invest in a tobacco company, or an oil company that is prone to oil spills and other activities that affect the environment in a negative way.
What Is The "Positive Screen" Technique?
The "Positive Screen" technique involves the investor giving their support to a company that they feel not only earns its profits in an ethical manner, but also uses these profits to support causes that the investor also approves of.
This could mean anything from a company that supports wildlife conservation to a business that engages directly in the construction and distribution of environmentally friendly solar panels.
Keep in mind that the definition of "Positive" is a highly subjective one, and will differ greatly depending on the mindset of the person who makes use of such criteria.
What Is The "Restricted Screen" Technique?
The final screening technique is usually known as the "Restricted Screen." This means that the company in question may engage in activities that the investor may highly approve of, but may also be involved in other activities which raise a red flag of caution in their mind.
The dilemma is normally resolved when the investor weighs the effects of the company's "positive" activity against the "negative," and makes up their own mind whether to go ahead and invest in this company or not.
When a leader takes on a much larger role in which to influence decisions and uses those skills to better society, they are able to create a legacy that goes beyond their corporate role or day job.
Investing in areas that bring about a better planet is a great way to be able to look into the mirror and feel confidence and maturity about using your skills and talents toward something big.
So how are you doing in developing your personal professional skills in your career? And better yet, how can you take those skills and make a personal commitment to use those skills and talents to leave a large footprint on your leadership legacy? I would love to hear your thoughts!


There is some dispute as to when William Tyndale (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Tyndale for more) was born as there is no documentary evidence of him until he arrives at Oxford. The year of his birth is calculated backwards from the age that someone would normally attend University. He was probably born near the town of Dursley near Bristol in Gloucestershire and his family were significant men in the area. He went to Magdalen Hall Oxford around 1506, receiving his MA in 1515. Magdalen Hall was where Hertford College is now.
The main historical source on the life of William Tyndale was 'Foxe's Book of Martyrs.' This was first published in 1559 and then expanded in 1563 and again in 1570 until it became a huge work of 2,300 pages. In its day it was very popular and in fact the Queen ordered every church should have a copy. It was in fact a history of the Reformation period and has remained a major source of information for historians and is still in print today although in a much reduced form. Some have tried to discredit his work calling it Protestant propaganda, but it has stood up to much investigation and should be treated as a reliable source.
At the same time a monk in Germany by the name of Martin Luther (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther for more) was starting events that would change the world. Luther was fed up with the excesses of the Church and began to write about the need for change and these writings began to arrive in England in 1517. These writings stirred more minds in England and it was in this environment that Tyndale studied and contemplated his future.
It is thought that Tyndale went to study in Cambridge University sometime between 1517 and 1521. In 1521 he moved to Little Sodbury Manor in Gloucestershire to be the tutor of two young children and/or to be chaplain to the family.His reasons for coming to Gloucestershire are unknown but it is reasonable to suppose that he wanted to find somewhere quiet so that he could think and study and at the same time have a roof over his head and receive a salary. As well as performing his duties we know that he went around locally, including Bristol, preaching in the open air. Tyndale had meals with his employers Sir John and Lady Walsh and often had discussions with local gentry and clergy who were invited to share a meal. He was astonished at the ignorance of the clergy and it is probably during his two years at the Manor that he decided that scripture should be available to all. It was reported in Foxe's Book of Martyrs that one day he had a discussion with a learned man who was getting the worse of the discussion and said, 'We were better be without God's laws than the pope's'; to which Tyndale replied, 'If God spare my life ere many years, I will cause a boy that driveth the plough, shall know more of the scripture than thou dost.' This sums up the situation in the Church at that time. Thirty years later the Bishop investigated the state of the clergy in Gloucestershire and found that nine did not know how many commandments there were, 33 did not know where they appeared in the Bible, 39 did not know where the Lord's Prayer appeared in the Bible, 34 did not know its author and ten could not recite it.
By 1523 Tyndale decided that an English Bible was an indispensable preliminary to any possible reformation of the abuses which abounded in the Church. He said that the Church did not want an English Bible because it wanted, 'To keep the world still in darkness, to the intent they might sit in the consciences of the people, through vain superstition and false doctrine, to satisfy their filthy lusts, their proud ambition, and insatiable covetousness, and to exalt their own honour... above God himself.' He decided that the only way for lay people to understand the lies that the clergy was telling them was to see the truth in the Bible for themselves. He therefore decided to go to London to find a sponsor who would employ him to do this work. His main target was the scholarly Bishop of London Cuthbert Tunstall. The Bishop was not willing and nor was anyone else as the Church was uncomfortable with the idea of a Bible in English. During his stay of almost a year in London he was taken in by a rich merchant Humphrey Monmouth who had seen him preach at St Dunstan in the West. Under the Constitution of Oxford 1408 it was forbidden, on penalty of death, to translate the Bible into English without permission of a Bishop, so he decided that the only way to get the Bible translated and printed was to go to the Continent. Monmouth and some other friends gave him money and he set sail for Germany in 1524, never to return to his homeland.
Tyndale went into hiding to work on his translation of the New Testament. The Continent was not that safe; Luther had really stirred things up and while some German princes supported his view, some did not, the same can be said of the people. By 1525 the New Testament was ready for publication so he went to a printer in Cologne, but unknown to him an enemy of the Reformation was using the same printer and he found out what Tyndale was doing and informed the authorities. Fortunately, Tyndale found out what had happened and escaped to Worms with his papers and the printing was finished in 1526. The New Testaments were immediately sent secretly to England; they were taken by friends and Hanseatic Merchants who hid them in bales of cloth, barrels of wine etc. Some of the Bibles were landed and hidden at Steelyard in London by London Bridge.
The authorities in England did everything they could to find the books and burn them. Cardinal Wolsey (head of the Church and State) condemned Tyndale as a heretic and sought to arrest him. The brave people who carried his book around the nation did so at a huge risk and several of them were burned at the stake when they were caught. The authorities clearly had some success in destroying the books as there are only two copies left in existence today and one of those is incomplete. One method that was quite successful was buying them when they arrived in the country.
Somewhere between 1526 and 1528 Tyndale arrived in Antwerp. During this time he published several other works and in 1530 he published the 'Pentateuch,' the first five books of the Old Testament in English. In order to do this he had to learn Hebrew, but it is unlikely that he learned it in England as few people had any understanding of it at that time, so it is assumed that he learnt it on the Continent. From what I have read it seems that Tyndale became very skilled indeed at this language and it seems extraordinary to me that someone can become so skilled in such a short time; he clearly was very gifted. During his exile Tyndale was helped by several brave friends who shared his exile and assisted him in his work and by friends like Monmouth who sent him money so that he could fulfil his destiny. In 1529 things became too hot for him in Antwerp as it was announced that the government was going to proceed against the reformers and their writings, so he moved to Hamburg.
What Tyndale achieved was incredible. The Lord gave him a remarkable gift to help him; in his lifetime he became fluent in 8 languages. In his translation of the Bible he invented many English words that we take for granted today. Phrases like 'let there be light,' 'the powers that be' and 'the signs of the times' are just a few of the many phrases that Tyndale made part of our language. David Daniell says in his Tyndale biography, 'His unsurpassed ability was to work as a translator with the sounds and rhythms as well as the senses of English, to create unforgettable words, phrases, paragraphs and chapters and to do so in away that, again unusually for the time, is still, even today, direct and living; newspaper headlines still quote Tyndale, though unknowingly, and he has reached more people than even Shakespeare.' Much of his translation is still with us today. Despite a host of academics coming together to create the King James Version of the Bible in 1611; they ended up using around 90% of his New Testament and around 90% of his work on the Old Testament. For ten years he lived in exile in fear of his life and he published pocket Testaments that enabled everyone who could read to see the glorious truths of the Bible. I think Tyndale succeeded in his vow 'if God spare my life ere many years, 'I will cause a boy that driveth the plough, shall know more of the scripture than thou dost', don't you?
In those days of the Reformation many ordinary people gave up their lives for the sake of Gospel truths, would you? Many people died so that we might read the Bible in our own language today. I for one take for granted that I can read the Bible in English wherever and whenever I want; in the 15th, 16th and 17th Centuries people couldn't.
Recommended reading. 'William Tyndale' by David Daniell, published by Yale University press in 1994 and 'William Tindale' by Robert Demaus, published in 1871. Both these books are in-depth studies of his life.


And then I murdered them all. It was beautiful. Watching some hipster type run into a horde and meet a Feral, Bloater and a Juggy and "try" and fight them off. But die a horrible meaningful death. That then gets idiot 1 and two to try and "avenge" the first guys's death but also get dead too.
It is just beautiful. And they sometimes have cool stuff too.
Much obliged. You saved me oodles of potential grief.
Just remember to uninstall your facility mods and load them onto your favorite survivors before anything else, especially the network signal booster and compost bin if you have them.
join my game and get free stuff.
I give away 3,000 rounds of ammo every few play hours. Last kid to join me got level 5 rewards. As I have +300% influence earned all 10 members have +30% influence gained.
We should play together some time. I'm off this coming Wednesday. I'm in Florida . . . EST.
Wednesday should be fine. I am GMT+8 Beijing time. Should be free when you are available. Just need to double check with the boss.
She will argue that it late and I must go sleep.
Lol. Yep, I remember those halcyon days!
Okay, so according to the website I'm looking at, it's currently 7:12 p.m. in Beijing.
And it's 7:12 a.m. in FLorida.
So, if we begin playing around 8 a.m. MY time Wednesday, it'll be around 8 p.m. YOUR time.
Does that timeframe work for you?
Would work. Just have have double my schedule.
Does anyone know what the icon to the immediate right of the Influence Points icon represents?
Edit: Not liking the DLC stuff being present with the red tooltip "Needs Daybreak DLC". I understand it, but I don't like it.
Sad that "Daybreak" drops very soon and none of us are talking about it. (Or perhaps people are talking . . . on a thread I'm not aware of.) If the former (no thread; no enthusiastic posts about DB), it goes to show how lukewarm the community has become toward SoD 2. It's understandable. A pure "horde" mode is something few of us asked for, and even fewer expected. But since these days I'm wearing my Optimism Hat vis-a-vis SoD 2, I'll just say that I'm at least interested in how challenging DB will truly be. Especially in light of the fact that the devs pretty much all but openly stated that levels 6 and 7 are next to impossible. So there's that.
Have fun with it, kids!
Sad that "Daybreak" drops very soon and none of us are talking about it.
I think that's a symptom of there being little to talk about. It's wave based gameplay and although we've not been shown every wave, it's easy to extrapolate what we're going to be doing in the DLC. Basically, if you've seen one wave, you've seen them all.
It's understandable. A pure "horde" mode is something few of us asked for, and even fewer expected.
One also should consider that horde game modes hit their peak earlier in the decade. Gears 2 and 3 Call of Duty's zombie mode; even Mass Effect 3 got in the trend. It's a bit played out, if you'll pardon the pun, at this point. Unless UL was doing something really new with the concept - and that does not appear to be the case - then I'm not surprised Daybreak isn't garnering much buzz.
Especially in light of the fact that the devs pretty much all but openly stated that levels 6 and 7 are next to impossible. So there's that.
Some group will beat it no doubt, but I'll likely not be numbered among them. Back in the day, I'd take on Gears 2 and 3 horde mode by myself and see how many waves I could get, but that sort of experience doesn't interest me anymore. Not to say I won't play. Owning the Ultimate edition means Daybreak is already paid for so I might as well give it a whirl.
play it like an mmo raid. everyone has a job, and everyone knows their job.
You're likely correct. Unfortunately, as I can't play Co-op this may prove an insurmountable challenge. Also, it's a little annoying Daybreak's designed around four player Co-op but if you're alone they only give one AI companion.
I'm going to see how far I can get solo, but do want to complete it for completions sake (as I doubt there will be any hints to story) so will have to find some people to co-op with!
Has anyone done a small community playthrough (like 1 or 2 survivors) How did you go about doing it?
You're likely correct. Unfortunately, as I can't play Co-op this may prove an insurmountable challenge.
Once you get better support items (i.e. deployable mine field), it is definitely more doable.
I've subsequently discovered I am capable of playing Co-op. How? No clue, I've not had a gold subscription in years.


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The Tolko website has been refreshed, modernized, and filled with useful info. What's new? What's changed? Check out some of the highlights…
A focus on community investment, diversity, and inclusion
The new site puts Tolko's values right up front and features web pages on diversity and inclusion, our Indigenous partners, and pages dedicated to our community investment. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion is a natural extension of the family values on which Tolko is founded. It's our aim to create a workplace where all employees feel welcomed and valued as members of the Tolko family, and we're proud to list that commitment on our new website.
On the community investment side, we have articles on some of the support we've offered to our local communities as well as a page on applying for funding. Tolko's focus is on product donations and financial support for youth at risk and forestry education, so if you live in a community where Tolko has active operations and are interested in applying, take a look at the application page. Throughout all our efforts; including funding, product donations, and volunteering; we place a strong focus on supporting Indigenous and Aboriginal communities and initiatives within our operating areas.
New and improved menu function
We've modernized the menu at the top of the page with a roll-over feature and an expanded number of direct links to the most popular pages. Jump right to details about a specific Tolko product, a division location, our responsibilities, or the End Use Portfolio — an image gallery of Tolko Products being used in various applications.
Recruitment at Tolko
The careers area of the website is better than ever with new videos on why you should consider a career with Tolko, easy-to-find links to job postings, and an overall snapshot of what Tolko is all about. The best way to get to know us is to understand what drives us — a desire to create a space for people to thrive and build lasting relationships along the way. Come and see what we have to offer.
Telling our stories from the homepage
You'll see a lot more big, bold imagery on the homepage with our wide feature banner, Facebook feed, and Tolko news and community stories. We'll be posting regular articles on what's happening across the company and in the community. Further down, you'll find links to Tolko products, the careers area, and the Tolko Product Guide mobile app.
Visit the new site from your desktop or your mobile device — we've revamped the interface so it shows up great no matter how you're browsing. You'll be able to easily navigate through the site and then see what's happening on our social media pages by clicking over to our profiles on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.


What should you do if the prospect of five more years of Conservative government makes you feel sick but you don't want Jeremy Corbyn to be prime minister?
That's the question that is a frequent topic of conversation at Westminster, particularly among Labour MPs of a New Labourish persuasion. Although some are open to the idea of splitting away, most are opposed, though there is a small but influential cadre of New Labour alumni who are willing to bend their ears about the benefits of a split. One of those privately and publicly advocating for some kind of new party is Philip Collins, formerly Tony Blair's speechwriter and now ensconced at the Times as a columnist.
Start Again is Collins's attempt to persuade readers that a new party is necessary, desirable and to provide a ready-made agenda for such a movement.
To do so, Collins dips into one of the more dubious literary traditions – that of the mid-career politician's book: written not at the end of a political journey but at the start; a way to improve the profile of a middle-ranking minister or the senator of an obscure state to facilitate their bid for a bigger job. Start Again faithfully follows this type: halfway between memoir and manifesto, with an anecdote about his mother teaching him to read using the Times employed as an argument for the expansion of early years' spending. There are a few examples of the genre that manage to lift themselves beyond the lamentable: Start Again, regrettably, isn't one of them.
The central thesis is that the two big political parties are in a terrible mess: the Conservatives have "dragged the nation into its own private feud" over Brexit, while Labour, beset by antisemitism, anti-capitalism and anti-Americanism, is "no longer a noble institution". As for the Liberal Democrats, their brand is "fatally tarnished" and they should give up and shut up shop.
Collins then proceeds to set out a number of areas in which the two parties are failing and suggests ways in which a new movement could "start again" and offer something new. The proposals include, in no particular order, a radical increase in the amount of money spent on early years; a rebalancing of the welfare state to favour the working young; a significant increase in inheritance tax; a shift in British taxation away from income and towards wealth; that the House of Lords be replaced with a proportionally elected chamber; and that voting be made compulsory and the franchise extended to 16- and 17-year-olds.
The problem, which will be clear to anyone who has taken the time to study the manifestos put forward by our two, apparently decaying, major parties, is that much of this is in the Labour manifesto. Collins's big and radical plan for a lifetime cap on the amount that people can receive in financial transfers from their families is almost word for word identical to that proposed by the IPPR, once a generator of Blairite ideas and now doing the same thing for Jeremy Corbyn.
Towards the close of Start Again, Collins grandly claims that the ideas contained in the book are "hard to classify" on the left-right spectrum, but this isn't true. They are, almost exclusively, policy proposals from the left and centre-left. The only policy proposal that wouldn't fit comfortably within a speech from John McDonnell is that university technical colleges be expanded. University technical colleges consistently trail all other types of school on every measure, which is why so few people in either of our major political parties are willing to defend them.
Collins airily dismisses the Liberal Democrats out of hand as too "tarnished" to be worth bothering with, but the book resembles nothing so much as a Liberal Democrat pamphlet from the pre-coalition days: there are a number of elegant solutions that sit well at the end of a column, supposedly neglected by big political parties out of ideological torpor or cowardice, but there is no real attempt to engage with the policy trade-offs that his schemes would involve. He writes that to govern is to choose, but the difficult decisions are all deferred. In the case of the United Kingdom's membership of the European Union, Collins writes that Brexit is a mistake but one we're committed to; he doesn't allow this to intrude on his thoughts about what that means for the rest of his policy proposals. Climate change, an area in which both major parties have truly lamentable positions, scarcely merits a mention in the book.
The tragedy is that the question of what the "politically homeless" should do deserves a deeper and more thoughtful analysis than it receives here. Start Again? I wish he had.


A marriage constructed on a foundation of lies begins to crumbled in the wake of a mysterious death that yields terrifying repercussions in this thriller featuring prolific creature-feature actor Doug Jones (Pan's Labyrinth, John Dies at the End). Sweethearts since childhood, Paul (Arron Kinser) and Lily (Marissa Pistone) appear to be the perfect couple.
When Lily's controlling father (Jones) dies unexpectedly, however, Paul experiences a series of disturbing visions indicating that his malevolent spirit lives on. As Paul begins a nightmarish psychological descent, the horrifying details about Lily's past slowly comes into focus. By the time the truth is revealed, however, it may already be too late for the troubled young couple.


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package reactor.util.function;

import java.util.Objects;

import reactor.util.annotation.NonNull;
import reactor.util.annotation.Nullable;

/**
 * A tuple that holds eight values
 *
 * @param <T1> The type of the first value held by this tuple
 * @param <T2> The type of the second value held by this tuple
 * @param <T3> The type of the third value held by this tuple
 * @param <T4> The type of the fourth value held by this tuple
 * @param <T5> The type of the fifth value held by this tuple
 * @param <T6> The type of the sixth value held by this tuple
 * @param <T7> The type of the seventh value held by this tuple
 * @param <T8> The type of the eighth value held by this tuple
 * @author Jon Brisbin
 * @author Stephane Maldini
 */
public class Tuple8<T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6, T7, T8> extends
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	private static final long serialVersionUID = -8746796646535446242L;

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		this.t8 = Objects.requireNonNull(t8, "t8");
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		return new Object[]{t1, t2, t3, t4, t5, t6, t7, t8};
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Q: Can the restund server be hosted alongside my dedicated hosting server? I want to implement a restund server for WebRTC audio on my website. I wish to have one user be able to talk to all the other users on the platform (if anyone knows an easier way to do this than implementing a restund WebRTC server, please let me know, would help me out a lot).
But before I go and try to get restund working, I was wondering if it could be installed to work alongside my Apache HTTP dedicated server I use to host my website.

A: Well, STUN/TURN services are running on ports 3478 and 5349 by default. That should not conflict with those required for HTTP operations (e.g. 80, 443, 8080). So yes, this should be possible.


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Revolution 9 (White)
"Revolution 9" is a recorded composition that appeared on the Beatles' 1968 eponymous LP release (popularly known as The White Album). The sound collage, credited to Lennon–McCartney, was created primarily by John Lennon with assistance from George Harrison and Yoko Ono. Lennon said he was trying to paint a picture of a revolution using sound. The composition was influenced by the avant-garde style of Ono as well as the musique concrète works of composers such as Edgard Varèse and Karlheinz Stockhausen (whom Paul McCartney was listening to in 1966, and inspired McCartney's ideas for "Tomorrow Never Knows" on The Beatles' album Revolver).
The recording began as an extended ending to the album version of "Revolution." Lennon then combined the unused coda with numerous overdubbed vocals, speech, sound effects, and short tape loops of speech and musical performances, some of which were reversed. These were further manipulated with echo, distortion, stereo panning, and fading. At over eight minutes, it is the longest track that the Beatles officially released.


A type of small business corporation that generally pays no tax. Instead, shareholders of an S corporation report their share of the corporation's income, gain, losses, and credits on their individual returns.
Example 1: S (seller) and B (buyer) are the only shareholders in S corporation SB, Inc.
It is important for tax practitioners to see these elections not necessarily as a tax-saving technique; rather, they should be viewed as a means to bring certainty to the individual shareholders by closing the books on the transaction date and allowing the selling shareholders to be allocated income earned only while they held their interest in the S corporation.
334(b), and the stock basis the S corporation previously had in the subsidiary "disappears.
If the S corporation acquired a target's stock in a taxable stock acquisition and elected QSub status for the target, the assets' fair market values (FMV) may exceed their adjusted tax basis.
The built-in-gains (BIG) tax can be triggered on disposition of an asset that had unrealized appreciation when it was transferred from a C corporation to an S corporation in a carryover-basis transaction (Sec.
In addition to the pass0through gain and BIG tax concerns, an S corporation that acquires a C target with E&P could subject the S shareholders to ordinary dividend treatment if it elects QSub status for the C target.
The shareholders may have been trying to limit the liability associated with their S corporation ownership because it is based on their limited partnership interest and LLC membership.
This ruling may provide CPAs with planning opportunities for clients who are S corporation shareholders in similar situations, but the lack of specific business reasons for such an arrangement may make it difficult to determine when this may be most useful.


When a separate and new lawsuit is filed to challenge some aspect of an earlier and separate case, it is called a collateral attack on the earlier case. This is different than an appeal, which is a challenge to some aspect of a decision made in the same case.
Example: Sam obtains a divorce in Nevada without properly notifying his wife, Laurie. Laurie files a later lawsuit seeking to set aside the divorce and start the divorce proceedings over. Laurie's case is a collateral attack on the divorce.
The law wants judgments to be final whenever possible, and thus collateral attacks are discouraged. Many are filed, but usually only succeed when an obvious injustice or unconstitutional treatment occurred in the earlier case.


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Fritz Loerzer (* 27. Juli 1893 in Berlin; † 21. Juli 1952 in Farchant, Oberbayern) war ein deutscher evangelischer Geistlicher und eine der führenden Gestalten in der Bewegung der Deutschen Christen.

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Loerzer begann 1913 das Studium der Theologie an der Universität Berlin, das er aber 1915 zum Dienst in der deutschen Fliegertruppe unterbrach. Unter dem Kommando seines älteren Bruders Bruno Loerzer gehörte er zu den erfolgreichsten deutschen Jagdfliegern mit elf Luftsiegen Nach der Rückkehr aus der Kriegsgefangenschaft nahm er 1920 das Studium wieder auf. Nach der 1922 erfolgten Ordination wurde er 1923 Pfarrer in Falkenstein, einem Ortsteil von Friedeberg (Neumark). 1928 übernahm er ein Pfarramt an der Adventkirche in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg. Seit 1932 Mitglied der NSDAP, gehörte er zu den Gründern der Glaubensbewegung Deutsche Christen und wurde nach deren Machtergreifung in der Evangelischen Kirche der altpreußischen Union 1933 zum Hilfsarbeiter im Konsistorium Berlin-Brandenburg ernannt. Im Juli 1933 wurde er stellvertretender Reichsleiter der Deutschen Christen; im Oktober übernahm er (mit dem Titel eines Propstes) die Generalsuperintendentur der Kurmark.

Als 1935 die Deutschen Christen in verschiedene konkurrierende Gruppierungen zerfielen, schloss Loerzer sich Joachim Hossenfelders "Kampf- und Glaubensbewegung Deutsche Christen" an und wurde auch dort stellvertretender Reichsleiter. Im Zuge der Entfernung radikaler DC-Vertreter aus ihren Ämtern musste er im Juni 1936 seine Funktion als Propst aufgeben. Er wurde Oberkonsistorialrat im Evangelischen Konsistorium der Kirchenprovinz Sachsen in Magdeburg und kehrte 1939 in gleicher Funktion nach Berlin zurück. Ab 1940 leistete er erneut Kriegsdienst. Er erhielt nach Kriegsende kein Pfarramt, konnte aber von 1945 bis 1948 in der bayerischen Landeskirche Hilfsdienste leisten.

Literatur
 Rainer Bookhagen: Die evangelische Kinderpflege und die innere Mission in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus. Rückzug in den Raum der Kirche, 1937–1945. Band 1. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2002, ISBN 3-525-55730-2, S. 579.
 Hannelore Braun, Gertraud Grünzinger: Personenlexikon zum deutschen Protestantismus 1919–1949. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2006, ISBN 978-3-525-55729-7, S. 579.

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Evangelischer Geistlicher (20. Jahrhundert)
Person des Christentums (Berlin)
Generalsuperintendent (Altpreußische Union)
Jagdpilot im Ersten Weltkrieg (Deutsches Reich)
Person der Deutschen Christen
NSDAP-Mitglied
Deutscher
Geboren 1893
Gestorben 1952
Mann

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This powerful scientific comparison examines the action and reaction two people's planetary energies have upon each other.
Through the study of synastry, you learn to observe the unique interaction one individual has upon another individual. Synastry will answer personal questions about the relationship between you and your lover, you and your family, and anyone who influences your life.
It is recommended to use this book in conjunction with the author's first text Midpoint Interpretation Simplified.
You will discover facets in your relationships, exciting and revealing insights into your partner, that you never knew existed! Understanding the effects of how their planetary influences affect yours, will give you the clarity to act with confidence and decisiveness.


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Q: Finding out if multiple values in a list of lists are the same value This is my problem:
I have a list of lists (adjoining) that is setup of x and y coordinates.
I'm trying to create a function that can figure out which way to go, that should return a single element from that list.
That return value will be the direction the character moves.
(Example: adjoining = [[1, 0], [3, 2], [1, 1]]. Return returns the smallest both x and y coordinate which is [1, 0].)
My function should return the value with the lowest x coordinate. If there are multiple x coordinates that have the same low value, the one with the lowest y coordinate should be chosen.
How can I create a function that can figure out which x and y value is lowest?

A: You can do this:
minimum = min(adjoining, key=lambda elem: (elem[0], elem[1]))

Result:
[1, 0]

Use the key parameter to define the fields which will affect the sorting process. First, you will get the minimum element based on x value and if there are many of them, they will be sorted again based on their y value.
An alternative is to use the itemgetter function from operator module:
import operator

adjoining = [[1, 0], [3, 2], [1, 1]]

minimum = min(adjoining, key=operator.itemgetter(0,1))

A: Just use min() like so:
>>> adjoining = [[3,2],[1,1],[1,0]]
>>> min(adjoining)
[1, 0]

A: adjoining.sort(key= lambda x:x[0])
mins = [i for i in adjoining if i[0] == adjoining[0][0]]
if len(mins)>1:
   mins.sort(key= lambda x:x[1])
   min = [i for i in mins if i[1] == mins[0][1]]
else:
   min = mins
answer = min[0]

I used sort with the key attribute. This allows you to define the criteria by which to sort the list.
The rest of the code is base on list comprehension.
[ item for item in a list_of_items if item == wanted_item]

This filters list_of_item based of some chosen criteria. Just need to make sure what follows if can be evaluated True or False.


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District boss urges Bududa residents to sell off land and relocate to Bulambuuli
Red Cross seeks UGX1.3bn for Bududa victims
Busein Samilu
Shocked residents gaze at the huge rocks that were rolled down the hills by huge water
The district chairman of Manafwa in Eastern Uganda has urged the people of landslide-prone Buduuda district to relocate to neighboring Bulambuli district as a lasting solution to the frequent landslides that kill people whenever it rains.
John Musila said: "I want to urge our people to shift from this place and move to Bulambuli district," he said. He didn't say why they should not move to his own district of Manafwa and instead to Bulambuli.
Musila also revealed that they have a plan to persuade the people to sell their land to government but be allowed to go back for purposes of cultivating the fertile land.
This is not the first time the land-purchase in exchange for relocation is being mooted. The government relocated some 600 families in 2012 after efforts to buy land in lower-lying areas of Bugisu yielded no results.
Impact of latest landslides
Buduuda shocker landslide
By the time of filing this report, the police had confirmed that it had retrieved at least 39 bodies from the mud following Thursday's landslides that swept away villages on the slopes of Mt. Elgon. Although the latest landslides hit different villages, the tragedy happened in Bukalasi sub-county, the same region that was hit by the 2010 landslide disaster in which left an estimated 100 people killed and over 5000 displaced.
While speaking to reporters from the worst-hit villages, Wilson Watira, the Buduuda district chairman told reporters that the government had sent at least UGX300,000 to cater for the burial of each person.
Musila has complained that the government had not responded fast enough to the tragedy.
He blamed the recurrent landslides on the government's failure to prioritize Bugisu region by allocating a full ministry in charge of Bugisu.
"Kampala is a small district has a full minister, There is a minister in charge of Karamoja region we experience landslides almost every year, and yet there is no ministry [to cater for these disasters] too," said Musila.
How all hell broke loose
Accounts by some of the survivors indicate that the landslides were triggered by heavy rain that fell in Buchende forest located on the upper altitude. Some eye witnesses say that flood water collected in a depression that was located in the forest.
The huge volume of water into a stream is believed to have found through cracks of soft rocks through to a stream known as Tsumi that gained momentum enabling it to carry big rocks and soil to result into the death of dozens.
The landslides mostly affected the villages of Kiteteyi, Wanjenuwa, Nalutungu and Bunamwamba.
History of landslides
Bududa has had its sad tales of landslides.
On March 1, 2010, more 94 bodies were recovered and several hundreds went missing when heavy rains triggered soil and rocks to roll down the slopes of Mt. Elgon. The villages of Nameti, Kubewo, and Nankobe were most affected.
Although the government subsequently relocated over 600 families of Bududa landslides to Kiryandongo district in Bunyoro, many of those who were taken to Kiryandongo have since moved back to the dangerous but fertile slopes of Elgon.
Another landslide happened in the same district in 2012.
The region's fertile soils favour the growing of numerous crops including Arabica coffee, Cavendish Bananas and several other crops, relatively effortlessly.
Related Topics:Bududa, Bugisu, featured, Landslides, Mt. Elgon
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using namespace shogun;

// Test find intersection index
TEST(GEMPLP, find_intersections_index)
{
	CGEMPLP* mplp = new CGEMPLP();
	SG_REF(mplp);

	SGVector<int32_t> clique_A(3);
	SGVector<int32_t> clique_B(3);

	for (int32_t i = 0; i < 3; i++)
	{
		clique_A[i] = i;
		clique_B[i] = i + 3;
	}

	int32_t k;
	k = mplp->find_intersection_index(clique_A, clique_B);
	EXPECT_EQ(k, -1);

	clique_B[0] = 2;
	k = mplp->find_intersection_index(clique_A, clique_B);
	EXPECT_EQ(k, 0);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections.size(), 1u);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[0][0], 2);

	clique_B[1] = 1;
	k = mplp->find_intersection_index(clique_A, clique_B);
	EXPECT_EQ(k, 1);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections.size(), 2u);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[1].size(), 2);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[1][0], 1);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[1][1], 2);

	SG_UNREF(mplp);
}

// Test find maximum value in sub-array
TEST(GEMPLP, max_in_subdimension)
{
	CGEMPLP* mplp = new CGEMPLP();
	SG_REF(mplp);

	// dimensions of the target array 2x2
	SGVector<int32_t> dims_tar(2);
	dims_tar[0] = 2;
	dims_tar[1] = 2;
	// dimensions of the result (sub) array 1x2
	SGVector<int32_t> dims_max(1);
	dims_max[0] = 2;

	// define target nd array
	SGNDArray<float64_t> arr_tar(dims_tar);
	arr_tar[0] = 0; // (0,0)
	arr_tar[1] = 1;	// (0,1)
	arr_tar[2] = 2;	// (1,0)
	arr_tar[3] = 3;	// (1,1)

	// define result nd array
	SGNDArray<float64_t> arr_max(dims_max);

	// define sub-dimension
	SGVector<int32_t> subset_inds(1);
	subset_inds[0] = 0;

	// perform max operation
	mplp->max_in_subdimension(arr_tar, subset_inds, arr_max);
	EXPECT_EQ(arr_max[0],1);
	EXPECT_EQ(arr_max[1],3);

	subset_inds[0] = 1;
	mplp->max_in_subdimension(arr_tar, subset_inds, arr_max);
	EXPECT_EQ(arr_max[0],2);
	EXPECT_EQ(arr_max[1],3);

	SG_UNREF(mplp);
}

// Test initialization
TEST(GEMPLP, initialization)
{
	CFactorGraphDataGenerator* fg_test_data = new CFactorGraphDataGenerator();
	SG_REF(fg_test_data);

	CFactorGraph* fg = fg_test_data->simple_chain_graph();
	CGEMPLP* mplp = new CGEMPLP(fg);
	SG_REF(mplp);

	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[0][0],0);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[0][1],1);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[1][0],0);
	EXPECT_EQ(mplp->m_all_intersections[2][0],1);

	SG_UNREF(fg_test_data);
	SG_UNREF(fg);
	SG_UNREF(mplp);
}

// Test convert message
TEST(GEMPLP, convert_energy_to_potential)
{
	CFactorGraphDataGenerator* fg_test_data = new CFactorGraphDataGenerator();
	SG_REF(fg_test_data);

	CFactorGraph* fg = fg_test_data->simple_chain_graph();
	CGEMPLP* mplp = new CGEMPLP(fg);
	SG_REF(mplp);

	CFactor* factor = dynamic_cast<CFactor*>(mplp->m_factors->get_element(0));

	SGNDArray<float64_t> message = mplp->convert_energy_to_potential(factor);

	EXPECT_EQ(message.len_array, 4);
	EXPECT_EQ(message.array[0], -0.0);
	EXPECT_EQ(message.array[1], -0.2);
	EXPECT_EQ(message.array[2], -0.3);
	EXPECT_EQ(message.array[3], -0.0);

	SG_UNREF(fg_test_data);
	SG_UNREF(factor);
	SG_UNREF(fg);
	SG_UNREF(mplp);
}

// Test inference on simple chain graph
TEST(GEMPLP, simple_chain)
{
	CFactorGraphDataGenerator* fg_test_data = new CFactorGraphDataGenerator();
	SG_REF(fg_test_data);

	CFactorGraph* fg_simple = fg_test_data->simple_chain_graph();

	CMAPInference infer_met(fg_simple, GEMPLP);
	infer_met.inference();

	CFactorGraphObservation* fg_observ = infer_met.get_structured_outputs();
	SGVector<int32_t> assignment = fg_observ->get_data();
	SG_UNREF(fg_observ);

	EXPECT_EQ(assignment[0],0);
	EXPECT_EQ(assignment[1],0);
	EXPECT_NEAR(0.4, infer_met.get_energy(), 1E-10);

	SG_UNREF(fg_simple);
	SG_UNREF(fg_test_data);
}

// Test inference on random chain graph
TEST(GEMPLP, random_chain)
{
	CFactorGraphDataGenerator* fg_test_data = new CFactorGraphDataGenerator();
	SG_REF(fg_test_data);

	SGVector<int32_t> assignment_expected; // expected assignment
	float64_t min_energy_expected; // expected minimum energy

	CFactorGraph* fg_random = fg_test_data->random_chain_graph(assignment_expected, min_energy_expected);

	CMAPInference infer_met(fg_random, GEMPLP);
	infer_met.inference();

	CFactorGraphObservation* fg_observ = infer_met.get_structured_outputs();
	SGVector<int32_t> assignment = fg_observ->get_data();
	SG_UNREF(fg_observ);

	EXPECT_EQ(assignment.size(), assignment_expected.size());

	for (int32_t i = 0; i < assignment.size(); i++)
		EXPECT_EQ(assignment[i], assignment_expected[i]);

	EXPECT_NEAR(min_energy_expected, infer_met.get_energy(), 1E-10);

	SG_UNREF(fg_random);
	SG_UNREF(fg_test_data);
}

// Test with SOSVM
TEST(GEMPLP, sosvm)
{
	CFactorGraphDataGenerator* fg_test_data = new CFactorGraphDataGenerator();
	SG_REF(fg_test_data);

	EXPECT_EQ(fg_test_data->test_sosvm(GEMPLP), 0);

	SG_UNREF(fg_test_data);
}


What are the effects of maternal anxiety on the developing fetus? This is a very difficult question to answer with any certainty. Glover and her group have in the past studied the effects of stress in terms of contraction of the uterine artery (causing distress to the fetus) and also the correspondence of high levels of cortisol in the mother and in the fetus.


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NOTE: When the piece titled "Miles' Mode" was first issued on the album "Coltrane" on Impulse A(S)21 in 1962, many listeners felt strongly that it was a Dolphy composition, or at least inspired by Dolphy. Some years later, Vladimir Simosko learned it was accepted as a Dolphy composition, originally titled "Red Planet", by many hard-core jazz contacts, and in fact the composition appeared on the February 1962 Birdland broadcast, and twice in the November 1961 Vanguard sets, with that title (changed to "Miles' Mode" for later issues). More recently, Alan Saul learned that the manuscript of "Red Planet" was sent by Hale Smith to the Dolphys, and passed along to Gunther Schuller along with Strength with Unity and Love Suite, and a version with brass section backing was performed by Dolphy's group at the March 1963 Illinois concert, still titled "Red Planet". The composition (from 3/10/63, 544K) consists of a 2-bar 12-tone line ( c-e flat-f-d-g-a-b flat-a flat-c#-b-f#-e, according to Graham Connah) played forwards, then backwards, followed by 4 bars based on a modal (pentatonic) scale; a bridge that consistently seems improvised; and the opening 8 bars repeated. Whether the 12-tone line (forwards then backwards) was by Dolphy or Dolphy-inspired, remains conjectural; the rest could as easily have indeed been Coltrane's composition, as usually cited. Further discussion and samples can be checked out via this page.