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Q: Postgres view role permissions I am trying to work out how database roles work.
Here is my user case...
create role user1 login password 'user1';

create schema authorization user1;

CREATE ROLE DEV_ROLE;

grant connect, temporary on database test to DEV_ROLE;
GRANT ALL ON SCHEMA manager TO DEV_ROLE;

Now how do i view the all the grants assigned to 'DEV_ROLE'? This is possible in Oracle but trying to work out the same here.
Do appreciate your reply.
Ta

A: There is no way to do that in PostgreSQL; you have to look at all ACLs on all objects.
Perhaps an extension like pg_permissions can be useful.
One other crude method I can think of:
BEGIN;
DROP ROLE dev_role;
ROLLBACK;

The DROP ROLE will give you a list of permissions it can find that are granted to the role.

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For the first civilisations of Mesopotamia the Asian way of manufacture also was characteristic. In the conditions of absence of guarantees of freedom of the human person it conducted to ruin of weight of manufacturers, development of debt slavery and kabalnichestva. Such processes, naturally, weakened the country losing soldiers and tax bearers.
In Ancient China thinker Sjun-tszy (313 - 238 BC), calling the despotic state to a regulation not only manufactures and distributions of a public product, but also its consumption became the apologist of operation by the state of the person. As to the Ancient Greece here the ardent supporter closed avtarkichnogo a subsistence economy with all forms of the state compulsion was Ksenofont (430 - 355 years BC). Apparently from this, the Asian economy has deep roots.
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Between Scylla and Charybdis: Obamacare Hits The Rocks
There is a wonderful scene in the Bond movie "Die Another Day" where Pierce Brosnan, apparently sleeping in sick bay on a British ship after having been captured and tortured by the North Koreans, codes out. The buzzer goes off, the medical team scrambles, and two men approach with a defibrillator. Bond restarts his heart, zaps the mere mortals, goes top ship, jumps over the side, swims into the bay, and, soaked, bearded, with matted hair, strides into the Hong Kong Yacht Club.
Ah, to be 007. The entire sequence from no heartbeat to a groomed Bond about to quaff his favorite vintage takes less than three minutes.
Male competence. And you don't have to be a superman. You can see it in one of the "knowing what needs to be done" Viagra ads, where the handsome, but decidedly middle-aged driver of a vintage Camaro that's overheating on a desert road, stops at a gas station, grabs a bottle of water, takes a few swigs, pours the rest of it into the radiator, and drives off through the dust. Or the new Robert Redford movie, where he battles the elements at sea alone, creatively, heroically. You don't have to be a sex symbol, either. Richard Farnsworth shows it with his wits in "The Grey Fox" and later still, as an old man on two canes, in "The Straight Story." Men are supposed to be competent.
Would that be the case. These last few weeks, we have had the unique opportunity to see some of the worst incompetence in government in recent memory (you have to wonder whether Jimmy Carter was paying people off.) First, we had the idiotic and incredibly costly shutdown, a multi-billion dollar taxpayer subsidy to the ambitions of Ted Cruz and his band of bankrupt brigands. Then, the absurdly awful rollout of Obamacare, which didn't have just a few bugs in the system, but a horde reminiscent of the locust in "The Good Earth." And now, the absurdist Stalinist-era show trials of Obamacare hearings (it's been up and running for a few weeks, so why not haul in the people who are supposed to be in charge so they can answer outraged questions for the cameras instead of going back to fix things?)
Blame the men. Of course, Katherine Sibelius is in the crosshairs. But you have to start with the President. It's his baby, with his name on it. He's got to have it ready. Of course, Obama isn't going to be writing code. But he should have been insisting, from Day 1, that it be ready on time and with as minimal glitches as are possible when introducing a massive new system. He had to have known that even if this was the best program ever, the Republicans would dig up (literally, if they had to) someone with tears running down their face, talking about how a two-hour delay in signing up ruined her life and generations to come. He should have foreseen this, and apparently he didn't. It's an enormous failure of leadership, and it has to land on his doorstep.
Then, let's move to the vendors in charge. A friend who watched the hearings sent me the following, "And the clowns who testified before Congress earlier this week knew -- to the penny -- how much their contracts were worth, but didn't have a clue (nor did they seem to care) about whether they had actually delivered a working solution." You would think that the "clowns" would actually have some pride of authorship, if for no other reason because it could be good for attracting other business. Think again. "Where's my check?" seems to be their only priority.
Let's not forget the Republicans. The massive opposition to Obamacare hasn't just come from a bunch of grandstanding Washington politicians. It has also taken place at the state and local level, where ambitious and ideologically motived Republican governors have decided Obamacare is a law that may be ignored because their party didn't pass it and they don't (personally) agree with it. In 21 states, structural barriers have been erected by the GOP to the ACA's implementation. In North Dakota, the following was adopted as S. 2309: "The legislative assembly declares that the federal laws known as (PPACA) likely are not authorized by the United States Constitution and may violate its true meaning and intent as given by the founders and ratifiers." Think about that for a second. Since when did a bunch of state legislators become the Supreme Court? And just when did nullification regain credibility?
So, there you have it. A poorly implemented law with inadequate prior planning, incompetent vendors, and the steadfast opposition of a political party who has forgotten their history and even their duty. The original North Dakota bill (it was deleted in the final law) not only provided that the ACA is "considered to be null in this state" but made it a criminal offense for any federal official to implement the ACA. Just imagine what would have happened in the Bush Administration if 21 states barred their citizens from serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Scylla and Charybdis, in Greek mythology, were two immortal monsters who lived on opposite sides of the Strait of Messina. Scylla was a supernatural creature, with 12 feet and 6 heads on long, snaky necks, each head having a triple row of shark-like teeth, and on her thighs were the heads of ferocious dogs. She dwelt in a cave, feeding herself on anything unfortunate enough (or foolish enough) that came close. Charybdis preferred the shade of a fig tree on the opposite shore. She swallowed down and then belched out the waters of the channel three times a day, creating a deadly whirlpool that destroyed ships that passed her way.
Homer, in recounting Odysseus' wanderings between his victory in the Trojan War and his return to Ithaca to regain his Kingship, describes his dilemma when he approaches the Straits. He knows death awaits, but Scylla is quiet, so he chooses to spare his ship and steers away from the whirlpool. But Scylla darts out and catches six of his men, one in each of her heads, for a midday meal. Much screaming ensues. Later, after his surviving men have angered the Gods, the ship is drawn into the whirlpool, and only Odysseus survives by clinging to a tree until the improvised raft that she swallowed floated to the surface again after many hours.
The myth of Scylla and Charybdis are sometimes colloquialized into "between a rock and a hard place" and that is exactly where Obamacare, and Mr. Obama, are right now. He's not going to get any help whatsoever from the GOP (I will spare you any comparison between Ted Cruz and Scylla beyond noting that he only seems to have six heads) the public is dubious and getting more so now with the media amplifying the Republicans complaints, and his tech people have failed. The good ship Obamacare threatens not only to go down in the whirlpool but a lot of Democrats may end up being swallowed in 2014, and they will not get eaten without some screaming.
And, therein lies the dilemma for Mr. Obama. Yes, the Republicans sabotaged Obamacare, and the contractors screwed up. But in our system, while the President doesn't have to be James Bond or even Robert Redford, he does have to be competent, and sometimes, heroically so. History will not care about North Dakota, it will not remember what talking heads said on Fox News, or the 42 (or is it 43?) repeals of Obamacare by the House. The Republican obstructionism and even the shutdowns (past and present) will be footnotes to a larger story. The buck stops at the President's door.
Obamacare belongs to Obama.
Fix it, Mr. President. Show us you are the kind of guy who knows what needs to be done.
Michael Liss (MM)
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Place steak in a medium bowl and sprinkle with flour; turn to coat. Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the steak (reserving excess flour) and cook, stirring once or twice, until browned on most sides and still pink in the center, about 3 minutes. Transfer to a plate and tent with foil to keep warm.
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Dog Owners Could Face Unlimited Fine Over Little Known Law
Dominic Smithers
| Last updated 10:30, 01 November 2021 GMT
Dog owners have been warned they could face an 'unlimited fine' over a little known law.
Formby Lost and Found Pets is urging all owners to educate themselves and make sure their pets are properly tagged.
Otherwise, it warns, they could see themselves hit with a huge penalty, potentially costing them thousands of pounds.
Previously, the maximum a person could be fined for breaching the law was £5,000, however, it is now unlimited.
Speaking to the Liverpool Echo, a spokesperson for Formby Lost and Found Pets said: "This legislation really needs to get out there.
"So many new dog owners, and existing owners, don't know or just don't realise not only is it the law to microchip your dog, but you also need to have a metal tag on their collar, with owner contact details.
"Please help us share this message, if dogs go missing [and they are microchipped and tagged] they stand a chance of getting home.
"Please also make sure your dogs' microchips are up to date and registered, or they are of no use either."
While there are some exceptions, the Control of Dogs Order 1992 states that pets have to wear a collar with an ID tag on it when out on public land.
This is also covered in the Animal Health Act of 1981, which states that owners can be charged if they are found to be in breach of the law.
Speaking to TeamDogs, a spokesperson for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs explained that the law had changed and that the previous fine limit of £5,000 had now been removed.
They said: "For crimes committed after 13 March 2015, level 5 has been done away with and all criminal penalties expressed as being punishable on summary conviction by a maximum fine of £5,000 or more, or expressed as being a level 5 fine, are now punishable by a fine of any amount.
"That's as a result of section 85 of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012.
"Therefore, the maximum penalty on summary conviction will be up to six months imprisonment and/or an unlimited fine."
Bonfire Night is just around the corner, and while it can be a great evening for us humans, it's a whole other story for the majority of pets who are terrified of the loud sounds made by fireworks.
But thankfully, a dog owner has shared a useful hack to help soothe your furry friends when those colourful and loud displays start kicking off.
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All you need to do is cut the end off each sock and place it around your dog's head and it'll comfort them, almost as if they're being cuddled.
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Ledbetter: Makes sense to kick the tires on Hageman
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Ledbetter, from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, talked about the Locals Day the Falcons had on Friday.
"They had a big group from Georgia, Georgia Tech, Morehouse," Ledbetter said. "Darius Slayton ran well. They had a bunch of Bulldogs out there including Elijah Holyfield. Kennesaw State had a guy out there and this really helps them with their rookie minicamp and training camp roster."
Ledbetter said he thinks it makes sense for the team to kick the tires on Ra'Shede Hageman
"We're checking on that with his people and the Falcons," Ledbetter said. "Hageman said he wanted another shot in the league. Most of his problems are behind him and it only makes sense for them to kick the tires on him because you know him better than anyone. If he goes all out no one can block him. They know the good and the bag on him so it."
When asked about the defensive tackle depth of this draft.
"You can get defensive tackles all the way through the third round," said Ledbetter. "There are 16 defensive tackles with first-round grades. The Falcons are a needs-based team, so they won't wait for a guy if he's there in their grasp. Supposedly they were talking to Detroit about moving up for Oliver, but now it appears they will have to move up to 5 to get him and that's too much. But at f14 they're at a good spot to get a lineman.
Could the Falcons trade back in the draft?
"There is [a chance]. Thomas [Dimitroff] talked a little bit about it at Georgia's Pro Day," Ledbetter said. "From 10 to around 25 is the same player. If you could go back, pick up a second-round pick and still get the guy you wanted at 14 then do it."
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Jamaat-e-Islami ban: PDP protests in Anantnag
By QNS Desk on March 6, 2019 No Comment Anantnag, Ban, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, Mehbooba Mufti, PDP, Protests, QNS 24*7
Srinagar: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Wednesday led by party president Mehbooba Mufti took out a protest rally against the ban on Jamaat-e-Islami. Reports reaching QNS 24*7 said that hundreds of workers including top leaders and the party president Mehbooba Mufti took out a protest march from Dak bungalow Anantnag. They staged a sit in […]
Article 35A and ban on Jamaat: Kashmir traders protest in Srinagar
By QNS Desk on March 5, 2019 No Comment Article 35A, Ban, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, KTMF, Protests, QNS 24*7, Shutdown, Traders
Srinagar: Amid shutdown Kashmiri trade bodies on Tuesday held a protest demonstration in Srinagar against the Home Ministry's ban on Jama'at-e-Islami and the recent amendments in Article 35-A. Representatives of various trade bodies assembled in the city center and took out a protest march. The protesters were holding placards and banners demanding dismissal of the […]
Article 35A and ban on Jamaat: Kashmir shuts on traders call
By QNS Desk on March 5, 2019 No Comment Article 35A, Ban, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, KTMF, QNS 24*7, Shutdown, Traders
Srinagar: A complete shutdown is being observed in Kashmir valley on Tuesday in response to a call by the trade bodies against ban on Jama'at-e-Islami and any attempt of tinkering with on Article 35A. All shops and establishments are closed in Srinagar and other district headquarters of the valley. However, the private vehicular movement remains […]
Kashmir traders call shutdown on Tuesday against ban on Jamaat, tinkering with Art 35-A
By QNS Desk on March 4, 2019 No Comment Ban, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, KTMF, QNS 24*7, Shutdown, Yasin Khan
Srinagar: The Kashmir based traders have called for a shutdown on Tuesday (March 5) against the Government of India's (GoI) ban on Jama'at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir and the recent amendments in Article 35-A. While condemning the ban on Jama'at-e-Islami, the traders—KEA, FCIK, Kashmir Transporters and KTMF, in a joint press conference termed it a "political […]
Crackdown on Jamaat will affect thousands of students and poor people
By QNS Desk on March 3, 2019 No Comment Ban, Crackdown, India, Jamaat-e-Islami, Mirwaiz, Poor, QNS 24*7, Students
Srinagar: Hurriyat Conference (M) chairperson Mirwaiz Umar FarooqSunday said that the crackdown on Jamaat-e-Islami will affect thousands of students and poor people. The undemocratic crackdown on JamateIslami greatly affects the lives of thousands of students and poor people who study and are supported by institutions run by them, is a matter of great worry for […]
Ban on Jamaat-e-Islami: Delhi rulers have 'waged war' against people, says Geelani
By QNS Desk on March 2, 2019 No Comment APHC, Ban, India, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, Properties Sealed, QNS 24*7, Syed Ali Shah Geelani
Srinagar: All Parties Hurriyat Conference chairman Syed Ali Geelani on Saturday termed the gag of age old religo-political organization Jamaat-e-Islami as unethical, undemocratic and a blot on Indian democracy. Condemning the governments move, Geelani said that the people in general and pro-freedom camp in particular need to put a collective narrative against the government banning […]
Banning of Jamaat-e-Islami: 'An act of vengeance' by GoI, says Mehbooba
By QNS Desk on March 2, 2019 No Comment Ban, India, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, Mehbooba, PDP, QNS 24*7
Srinagar: Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti Saturday termed the ban on Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) an act of "vengeance" by the Centre, saying it would have "dangerous consequences". "There is an atmosphere of vengeance in the state, especially in the Valley after JeI youths and leaders were arrested. JeI is a social and political organisation. […]
After GoI's ban, several properties linked to JeI leaders sealed in Kashmir: Police
By QNS Desk on March 2, 2019 No Comment Ban, India, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, Properties Sealed, QNS 24*7
Srinagar: Authorities in Kashmir have sealed several properties belonging to Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), including residences of some of its activists, police said Saturday, days after the government of India banned the outfit on grounds that it was "in close touch" with militant groups and was likely to "escalate secessionist movement". Several properties, including residential houses, belonging […]
Crack down on Jamaat: Authorities seal residential house of former Srinagar President
By QNS Desk on March 1, 2019 No Comment Crackdown, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, Property Sealed, QNS 24*7, Srinagar
Srinagar: Continuing with its crackdown on Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), authorities on Friday sealed the residential house of former district President of Jamaat from Srinagar. According to family sources police and revenue officials raided the house of Bashir Ahmad Lone at Syedpora Harwan at around Six p.m. in the evening and asked the family members to leave […]
JRL protests against ban on Jamaat-e-Islami, NIA raids
By QNS Desk on March 1, 2019 No Comment Ban, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jammu and Kashmir, JRL, Kashmir, Political Prisoners, Protest, QNS 24*7
Srinagar: The Joint Resistance Leadership (JRL) Friday held a protest demonstration in Srinagar against NIA crackdown and ban on Jamaat-e-Islami while demanding immediate release of political prisoners. Reports reaching QNS 24*7 said that scores of members and activists of Hurriyat and JKLF assembled in Maisuma after Friday prayers and chanted slogans "release all political prisoners" […]


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In a world where we're experiencing both a global rise in obesity and widespread hunger, it becomes important to understand how food systems affect us.
University of Michigan graduate student Cherline Bazile has been awarded a Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans, a program that provides financial support to immigrants and children of immigrants.
It's a new chapter for the Trotter Multicultural Center, which gains a brand new building and address in the heart of the University of Michigan campus.
OptiMize, a student-led organization at the University of Michigan, has funded a record 65 students on 36 projects this academic year to pursue social issues they are passionate about with $300,000.


Interest in quitting and lifetime quit attempts among smokers living with HIV infection.
Cigarette smoking is highly prevalent among people living with HIV, and is associated with many negative health outcomes, including death. There is little research on smoking behaviors such as interest in quitting and lifetime quit attempts among smokers living with HIV. Existing research has focused on individual-level characteristics, to the neglect of social environmental characteristics. We explored individual- and social-level characteristics associated with interest in quitting and lifetime nicotine replacement (NRT) or medication use for smoking cessation.Data are from a study of participants recruited from clinic and community venues originally designed to examine social environmental influences on current/former drug users' HIV medication adherence and health outcomes. This analysis comprised 267 current smokers living with HIV. Chi-square tests were used to describe the sample; logistic regression was used to explore associations between covariates and outcomes.In adjusted analyses, older age (age 54-65: aOR=4.64, 95% CI=1.59-13.47) and lifetime use of NRT/medications (aOR=2.02, 95% CI=1.08-3.80) were associated with an interest in quitting smoking. Additionally, older age (age 45-49: aOR=3.38, 95% CI=1.57-7.26; age 54-65: aOR=2.70 95% CI=1.20-6.11), White race (aOR=3.56, 95% CI=1.20-10.62), and having a Supporter who had used NRT/medications for cessation (aOR=2.13, 95% CI=1.05-4.29) were associated with lifetime NRT/medications use.Findings corroborate prior research concerning individual-level characteristics, and indicate the importance of social-level characteristics in association with prior use of NRT/medications for cessation. Findings have implications for the implementation of cessation interventions for smokers living with HIV.


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Tag: Physical plant
Features, Voices on the Quad
Students Share Their Thoughts on the Mold in Horan Hall
Interviews conducted and compiled by Alexa Schmidt, Asst. A&E Editor Voices on the Quad Donovan Reilly Year: Junior Major: Communication and Urban Studies As a resident in Horan, how do you feel about the recent mold? Well personally, I've not been affected, but I know there's been numerous cases in Horan where a lot of students have had to move and relocate between another resident … Continue reading Students Share Their Thoughts on the Mold in Horan Hall
The Quadrangle October 12, 2018 October 9, 2018
College, News
A Look Back at a Rough Winter
The snow that has plagued the Manhattan College campus is now melting in the beaming sun, however, that isn't enough to obliterate the treacherous winter from the memories of students and faculty. This semester alone the school has had four closings, including two that were delayed, and two delayed openings. This as a result has been of much inconvenience to many commuting students and faculty … Continue reading A Look Back at a Rough Winter
Shanell Garcia March 24, 2015 March 31, 2015
In OV, Plumbing Issues Persist
In Overlook Manor, the college's only apartment-style residence hall, plumbing issues related to the building's age causes a majority of maintenance problems in units, residents and staff say. Most residents who said they experienced plumbing issues reported small problems, such as leaks, clogs and problems in bathrooms. In most cases, residents say that Physical Plant staff, who respond to maintenance requests, were able to fix … Continue reading In OV, Plumbing Issues Persist
Brendan Rogers November 13, 2014 February 3, 2015
Jasper Construction Angers Students, Causes Delays
JACLYN MARR ASST. SPORTS EDITOR As students prepared for the beginning of a new semester, some were in for an unpleasant surprise. Residents in Jasper Hall started their day and headed to class, only to discover that their main pathway to campus was closed. Due to construction, the pathway was inaccessible. The path was being repaved in order to continue the stonework from the quad. … Continue reading Jasper Construction Angers Students, Causes Delays
Administration Solicits Ideas for Future of Vacant Campus Space
BY KYLEIGH PANETTA STAFF WRITER The new student commons is an exciting addition to Manhattan College, but its completion left approximately 30,000 square feet of empty space that needs to be assigned a different function. Mr. Andrew Ryan, Vice President for Facilities, and Dr. Richard Satterlee, Vice President for Student Life, are just two of the many committee members responsible for soliciting ideas for space … Continue reading Administration Solicits Ideas for Future of Vacant Campus Space
Kyleigh Panetta September 2, 2014 February 3, 2015
Editorial Cartoon 9/1/14
Continue reading Editorial Cartoon 9/1/14
The Quadrangle September 1, 2014 September 4, 2014
New Student Commons Impresses Students and Faculty
The semester's first week of classes has been marked by the opening of the much-anticipated Ray Kelly Student Commons, which features new dining options, meeting spaces and faculty offices. The commons, which set Manhattan College back more than $40 million mostly acquired in donations, broke ground in December of 2013. As far as using the new building, which connects the north and south sides of … Continue reading New Student Commons Impresses Students and Faculty
Natalie E. Sullivan August 26, 2014 February 3, 2015


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Noteworthy new Christmas music
The Berenstain Bears Save Christmas: The Musical! (Good Mood Records): Christmas has come to Bear Country, but instead of "peace on Earth, good will to men," there's "snatch and grab and how many bargains can you nab?" Mama Bear is disheartened by all the "wretched excess and vulgar display" – and so is Santa Bear, who promptly calls the whole thing off. This musical adaptation of the 2003 book teams writers Stan and Jan Berenstain with Tony Award-winning composer Elliot Lawrence and his son, Emmy Award-winning Jamie Broza. Parents will want to have a copy of the book on hand so that little ones can figure out what's going on. The message certainly is a timely one, but it lands with all the subtlety of a fruitcake dropped off the Empire State Building – and it's nothing Charles Schulz and Dr. Seuss haven't already pointed out more deftly. Grade: B–
–Yvonne Zipp
The Manhattan Transfer – An Acapella Christmas (Rhino/Wea): Sometimes, overly familiar holiday songs need shaking up and retooling to make them fresh again. Clearly, that was the mission of the four talented singers that make up The Manhattan Transfer on their first all a capella album project. Most of the Yuletide canon is represented – a swingin' "Jingle Bells," a lovely, languid "Christmas Time Is Here," and the CD's inspired highlight, Victor Herbert's old chestnut, "Toyland." Unfortunately, for every moment of thrilling harmony and profound beauty, there's another of overreaching or simply showing off. I kept wishing they would just sing the songs. Bearing in mind that Christmas albums go into major repeat mode over the holidays, simple and sincere wears much better than complex and clever. Definitely a mixed bag of Christmas cheer. Grade: C+
– John Kehe
Aimee Mann – One More Drifter in the Snow (SuperEgo Records): Tidings of comfort and joy? Not to start out with, no. On the opening track, "Whatever Happened to Christmas?," Mann seldom has sounded quite so forlorn – quite a feat given the songwriter's penchant for eloquent melancholy. But, just when you think you're in for the musical equivalent of a bleak midwinter, along comes the gentle sway of "Christmastime," with a chorus that sneaks into memory, penned by Mann's husband, Michael Penn, and her frequent production collaborator, Jon Brion. Even more delightful: "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch," a duet with Grant Lee Phillips that doesn't stint on Seussian playfulness. Mann, accompanied by rock 'n' roll chamber music, closes the album with "Calling on Mary," one of the catchiest tunes she's ever written. Grade: B+
– Stephen Humphries
Sarah McLachlan – Wintersong (Arista): Any album that includes a version of Joni Mitchell's "River" is perfect for anyone who has been jilted under the mistletoe. Indeed, McLachlan sounds so downcast on this contemplative record that one just wants to give her a hug. It's unfailingly lovely, though, with McLachlan's pearly voice nestled in feathery instrumentation of acoustic guitar, delicate caresses of piano, and the occasional shiver of strings. The Canadian songstress is at her most ethereal on an inspired medley of "The First Noël/Mary Mary," while her rendition of "I'll Be Home For Christmas" pokes sadly at the embers of a torch song. Grade: B+
Putumayo Presents – New Orleans Christmas (Putumayo): Music from the heart of New Orleans already is full of fun, soul, and joy – so what could be better for the holidays than a jolly collection of jazzy, bluesy, and zydeco-y versions of Yuletide classics, as well as a few new carols? Just try to sit still listening to " 'Zat You, Santa Claus?" from Ingrid Lucia, or "Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town" by Big Al Carson with Lars Edegran & his Santa Claus Revelers. An added Christmas bonus: Putumayo gives a portion of the proceeds to the New Orleans Habitat for Humanity in support of the Musicians' Village Project. Grade: B+
– Gloria Goodale
James Taylor – At Christmas (Columbia): If you're looking for a CD to set the holiday mood, search no further than this congenial collection, the aural equivalent of sipping egg nog in front of the fireplace. True, the mellow baritone gets just a little funky on "Jingle Bells" and puts a slyly urban twist on "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town." But otherwise, he delivers just as expected: warm, genial, no-frills singing on 12 tracks ranging from traditional carols ("Go Tell It On The Mountain") to secular standards ("Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas"). "Baby, It's Cold Outside," a duet featuring smile-inducing banter with Natalie Cole, sparkles like new-fallen snow. Grade: A–
– Gregory M. Lamb
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SOMS – Scientific Organisation of Medical Students – is a non-profit students' association, founded in 1987 at Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest.
Our mission is to promote scientific inquiries and to put together a research-centered community among future doctors – so that they can reshape their environment and change the world for the better. We stand for the values that help a society grow: integrity, professionalism and constructive criticism.
SOMS has always been in a selective search for new members, accepting those medical students who are interested in pursuing research-related activities, through science communication lectures and publications, with high professional standards.
By promoting cutting-edge medical research among medical students, we wish to provide the means and opportunity for students to discuss science and medicine with each other, to discover the beauty of science and the power of knowledge. We encourage each other to have an active role in the academic life for the benefit of the whole medical community.
Our main event – the Medical International Conference for Students (MEDICS) – was designed to do just that: put passionate people in contact with science and with their peers.


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This is the regular version.
"For those about to rock – we salute you" AC/DC exclaimed back in 1981, and what better phrase than that to introduce you to the "Bootleg Series"?! 11 December 2009 we will release "Vol. 1" upon the world of rock'n'roll – a compilation LP featuring some of the best bands offered from Australia and Sweden – six bands representing each country.
Liner notes from The Barman (I-94 Bar) & Dave Champion.
All songs are exclusive or unreleased.


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package jgh.javagraph.algorithms;

import jgh.javagraph.*;

import java.util.*;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

/**
 * Methods related to testing connectivity of graphs, subgraphs,
 * and connected components of graphs.
 */
public class Connectivity {

    /**
     * Determines if the graph is connected, by doing a BFS through the nodes and
     * counting how many nodes have been visited. Total number of visited nodes should be the same as the
     * node set size, for a connected graph.
     *
     * @param graph Graph
     * @param <E>   Edge type
     * @return True if the graph is connected, false otherwise.
     */
    public static <N, E extends IEdge<N>> boolean isConnected(Graph<N,E> graph) {

        final int[] dummy = new int[1];
        dummy[0] = 0;

        GraphSearch.INextNode<N,E> nextNode = new GraphSearch.INextNode<N, E>() {
            @Override
            public void onNextNode(IGraph<N, E> graph, N previous, N current) {
                int counter = dummy[0];
                dummy[0] = counter + 1;
            }

            @Override
            public boolean forceStop() {
                return false;
            }
        };

        GraphSearch.searchBreadthFirst(graph, nextNode);

        return graph.getNodes().size() == dummy[0];
    }

    /**
     * Returns the connected components of a graph. Each connected component
     * is represented as an ArrayList of nodes. Clearly the lists
     * are pairwise disjoint.
     *
     * @return List of connected components
     */
    public static <N, E extends IEdge<N>> ArrayList<ArrayList<N>> getConnectedComponents(Graph<N,E> graph) {
        ArrayList<ArrayList<N>> connectedComponents = new ArrayList<ArrayList<N>>();

        HashMap<N, NodeData<N>> nodeMap = new HashMap<>();
        for(N n : graph.getNodes()){
            nodeMap.put(n, new NodeData<N>(n));
        }
        N n = getFirstUnvisitedNode(graph, nodeMap);
        while (true) {

            ArrayList<N> conn = getConnected(graph, n);
            conn.add(n);
            connectedComponents.add(conn);
            n = getFirstUnvisitedNode(graph, nodeMap);
            if (n == null)
                break;
        }

        return connectedComponents;
    }

    /**
     * Returns a list of the maximally connected subgraphs of the given graph. That is, each subgraph
     * in the list is completely disjoint from all other subgraphs. Any node in the given graph will be contained
     * in exactly one subgraph in the list.
     *
     * @param graph Graph to partition.
     * @param <E>   Edge type
     * @return list of subgraphs.
     */
    public static <N, E extends IEdge<N>> ArrayList<Graph<N,E>> getMaximalConnectedSubgraphs(Graph<N,E> graph) {
        ArrayList<ArrayList<N>> connectedNodes = getConnectedComponents(graph);
        ArrayList<E> edgeList = new ArrayList<E>(graph.getEdges());
        ArrayList<Graph<N,E>> graphList = new ArrayList<Graph<N,E>>();
        for (ArrayList<N> nodeList : connectedNodes) {
            HashSet<E> edgeSet = new HashSet<E>();
            for (N node : nodeList) {
                edgeSet.addAll(Utilities.getIncidentEdges(edgeList, node));
            }
            graphList.add(new Graph(new ArrayList<E>(edgeSet), new HashSet<N>(nodeList)));
        }
        return graphList;
    }

    /**
     * Searches the graph's node set, in an unspecified order, and retrieves
     * the first unvisited node found. If no such node exists then this method
     * returns null.
     *
     * @param graph Graph to consider
     * @param <E>   Edge type
     * @return An unvisited node if one exists, otherwise returns null.
     */
    private static <N, E extends IEdge<N>> N getFirstUnvisitedNode(Graph<N,E> graph, HashMap<N, NodeData<N>> nodeMap) {

        Iterator<Map.Entry<N,NodeData<N>>> iterator = nodeMap.entrySet().iterator();
        while(iterator.hasNext()) {
            Map.Entry<N,NodeData<N>> npair = iterator.next();
            if (npair.getValue().isVisited() == false)
                return npair.getKey();
        }
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the edges which are connected to the given edge. i.e. they lie on the same
     * connected component in the Graph.
     *
     * @param graph Graph with edges to check for connectedness
     * @param edge  The current edge
     * @param <E>   Edge type, extends IEdge interface
     * @return ArrayList of Edges in the connected component containing edge.
     */
    public static <N, E extends IEdge<N>> ArrayList<E> getConnected(Graph<N,E> graph, E edge) {
        HashMap<E, EdgeData<E>> edgeMap = new HashMap<>();
        for(E e : graph.getEdges()) {
            EdgeData<E> ed = new EdgeData<>(e);
            if(e == edge) {
                ed.setVisited(true);
            }

            edgeMap.put(e,ed);
        }

        Collection<E> nextArr = Utilities.getIncidentEdges(new ArrayList(graph.getEdges()), edge);
        ArrayList<E> connList = new ArrayList<E>();
        connList.add(edge);
        for (E e : nextArr) {
            if (!edgeMap.get(e).isVisited()) {
                connList.addAll(getConnected(graph, e));
            }
        }
        return connList;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the nodes connected to the given node, on the given graph. Nodes are considered
     * connected if there is a path on the graph connecting them.
     *
     * @param graph Graph to consider
     * @param node  The node to consider
     * @param <E>   The edge type
     * @return ArrayList of nodes connected to the given node. If the node is not
     * connected to any other node then the list will be empty.
     */
    public static <N, E extends IEdge<N>> ArrayList<N> getConnected(Graph<N,E> graph,  N node) {

        HashMap<N, NodeData<N>> nodeMap = new HashMap<>();
        for(N n : graph.getNodes()){
            nodeMap.put(n, new NodeData<N>(n));
        }
        nodeMap.get(node).setVisited(true);
        return getConnected(graph, nodeMap, node);
    }

    private static <N, E extends IEdge<N>> ArrayList<N> getConnected(Graph<N,E> graph,
                                                                                HashMap<N, NodeData<N>> nodeMap,  N node) {
        nodeMap.get(node).setVisited(true);
        ArrayList<N> connList = new ArrayList<N>();
        ArrayList<N> adjNodes = Utilities.getAdjacentUnvisited(nodeMap, new ArrayList(graph.getEdges()), node);
        connList.addAll(adjNodes);
        for (N t : adjNodes) {
            nodeMap.get(t).setVisited(true);
        }
        for (N t : adjNodes) {
            connList.addAll(getConnected(graph, nodeMap, t));
        }

        return connList;
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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'use strict';

/* istanbul ignore next */
if (typeof Promise === 'undefined') {
  // eslint-disable-next-line global-require
  require('es6-promise').polyfill();
}

var _ = require('lodash');
var sinon = require('@ciscospark/test-helper-sinon');
var State = require('ampersand-state');

function makeSpark(options) {
  var requestPromise = Promise.resolve({statusCode: 200, body: {}});
  var uploadPromise = Promise.resolve({});

  requestPromise.on = uploadPromise.on = function on() {
    return requestPromise;
  };

  function makeMockStorage() {
    return {
      on: sinon.spy(),
      once: sinon.spy(),
      listenTo: sinon.spy(),
      listenToAndRun: sinon.spy(),
      clear: function clear(namespace) {
        this.data = this.data || {};
        this.data[namespace] = {};
      },
      del: function del(namespace, key) {
        this.data = this.data || {};
        this.data[namespace] = this.data[namespace] || {};
        delete this.data[namespace][key];
      },
      get: function get(namespace, key) {
        this.data = this.data || {};
        this.data[namespace] = this.data[namespace] || {};
        var ret = this[key];
        if (ret) {
          return Promise.resolve(ret);
        }
        return Promise.reject(new Error('MockNotFoundError'));
      },
      put: function put(namespace, key, value) {
        this.data = this.data || {};
        this.data[namespace] = this.data[namespace] || {};
        this.data[namespace][key] = value;
        return Promise.resolve();
      }
    };
  }

  var request = sinon.stub().returns(requestPromise);
  var upload = sinon.stub().returns(uploadPromise);
  var MockSpark = State.extend(_.defaults(options, {
    extraProperies: 'allow',
    request: request,
    upload: upload,
    refresh: function refresh() {
      return Promise.resolve();
    },
    config: {
      credentials: {
        oauth: {
          // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
          client_id: 'fake',
          // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
          client_secret: 'fake',
          // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
          redirect_uri: 'http://example.com',
          // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
          scope: 'scope:one'
        }
      },
      // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
      client_id: 'fake',
      // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
      client_secret: 'fake',
      // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
      redirect_uri: 'http://example.com',
      // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
      scope: 'scope:one',
      conversation: {
        allowedTags: {
          'spark-mention': ['data-object-type', 'data-object-id', 'data-object-url']
        }
      },
      avatar: {},
      device: {},
      encryption: {},
      logger: {},
      mercury: {},
      metrics: {},
      support: {},
      user: {}
    },
    initialize: function initialize() {
      this.boundedStorage = makeMockStorage();
      this.unboundedStorage = makeMockStorage();
    }
  }));

  var spark = new MockSpark();

  sinon.spy(spark, 'refresh');
  _.defaults(spark, {
    credentials: {
      authorization: 'Basic NOTATOKEN',
      getAuthorization: sinon.stub().returns(Promise.resolve('Basic NOTATOKEN'))
    },
    conversation: {},
    avatar: {},
    device: {
      webSocketUrl: 'ws://example.com',
      features: {
        developer: {
          get: sinon.stub()
        },
        entitlement: {
          get: sinon.stub()
        },
        user: {
          get: sinon.stub()
        }
      },
      registered: true,
      register: sinon.stub().returns(Promise.resolve())
    },
    encryption: {},
    metrics: {
      sendUnstructured: sinon.spy()
    },
    support: {},
    user: {},
    mercury: {},
    logger: {
      error: sinon.spy(),
      warn: sinon.spy(),
      log: sinon.spy(),
      info: sinon.spy(),
      debug: sinon.spy()
    }
  });

  return spark;
}

module.exports = makeSpark;


Many educators believe that teaching and learning are the same—two sides of the same coin. It's because when we teach, we learn and when we learn, we teach.
For example, when you teach a math topic you know well, and then have students pick it up in different ways, we learn more about how we teach and add to our knowledge of how students learn math. It may sound obvious or simple, but it's not.
To be a teacher-learner or a learner-teacher means to remain open to possibilities, to other ways of thinking, to other kinds of knowledge, even to be ready to grow in a way not yet known. You have to take risks, be creative and embrace problem solving.
Leonard Bernstein draws a good picture of this. While he studied piano as an advanced student, he also gave lessons to students who were beginners. As his career unfolded, his learning and teaching evolved into collaborations with some of the world's greatest conductors and musicians. He famously mentored many younger musicians, and his close collaborations blurred the lines of teacher-learner even more.
Enjoy the great Bernstein discussing teaching and learning at :50 to 1:30. For a second treat, watch a teacher-learner in action from 41:35 to 43:30.
What Does Leap Year Mean to You?
Learn how András Schiff puzzles out music with a young virtuoso. Listen to Schubert & master class begins at 14:17.
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Super League Gaming has launched SuperLeagueTV, a digital network built to showcase amateur esports on streaming platform Twitch.
Made live on April 2nd, the network will first stream competitive matches from Super League's City Champs tournaments, which are played on League of Legends and Minecraft. Not only that – original programming will be on the channel, forging narratives for the competitions.
SuperLeagueTV will broadcast from Ultimate Media Ventures, the production partner of Super League Gaming, offering commentary and analysis during the top matches. The channel kicked off this week with the League of Legends City Champs season, and will see known figures from the esports industry come on to host and commentate. This includes play-by-play commentary from Alexander "Opal" Archumbault and Alex "Mad Magical" Whieldon.
Initially, SuperLeagueTV will span over multiple nights during the week, showcasing gameplay surrounded by both pre-match and post-match content such as interviews and profiles. The network is expected to include more features later in 2018.
Super League Gaming has 16 gaming clubs across the United States which compete against each other, allowing players of all skill levels to get involved. These city-based clubs include Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Atlanta.
Esports Insider says: It's good to see a network dedicated to players who aren't quite playing at a professional level, but are looking to get there some day. It sounds like something of a unique offering, and with additional content such as interviews, it could be an interesting way to see the next wave of pros pave their way into the top tier of competition.


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Q: Удалить ненужные символы в поле MS SQL 2012 Есть таблица с колонками (Column1, Column2, Column3, Column4).
Column4 принимает значения 'dasf895580000000', 'dasf8955sf8000sf0000', 'dasf8955800sf00000 абв', 'абв dasf89558000000sf0sf', '89558000000'.
Как удалить всё кроме цифр?
Такая проблема встречается очень часто, как создать функцию по удалению ненужных символов в поле?

A: Такое, на мой взгляд, лучше унести в CLR-функцию. На SQL тоже можно, но скорее всего будет не слишком производительно.
Функция:
create function tfDigitsOnly
(
    @value nvarchar(100)
)
returns table
as return
    with tally as (select top (100) N=row_number() over (order by @@spid) from sys.all_columns)
    select p.value
    from (values (@value)) v(value)
        cross apply (
            select (select C + ''
            from (select N, substring(v.value, N, 1) C from tally where N <= datalength(v.value) / 2) [1]
            where C between N'0' and N'9'
            order by N
            for xml path(''))
        ) p (value)
GO

(Модифицировал код, взятый отсюда)
Пример использования:
declare @table table (Column4 nvarchar(100))
insert into @table values
    (N'dasf895580000000'),
    (N'dasf8955sf8000sf0000'),
    (N'dasf8955800sf00000 абв'),
    (N'абв dasf89558000000sf0sf'),
    (N'89558000000');

select d.value as Column4_CleanedUp
from @table t
    cross apply tfDigitsOnly(t.Column4) d;

Если символы кроме цифр представляют собой мусор, то хорошо было бы избавляться от них, ещё до попадания данных в БД. Если же символы преследуют цель форматирования (хранение номеров телефонов, например), то, мне кажется форматирование лучше унести во front-end, а в БД хранить лишь цифры.

A: С помощью функции
Добавьте функцию, которая просто будет в цикле перебирать и фильтровать цифры.
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.GetDigits(@string nvarchar(4000))
RETURNS nvarchar(4000)
AS
BEGIN
    DECLARE @i int = 0;
    DECLARE @result nvarchar(4000) = '';
    DECLARE @char nvarchar(1);

    WHILE (@i < LEN(@string))
    BEGIN
        SET @char = SUBSTRING(@string, @i, 1);

        IF (@char >= N'0' AND @char <= N'9')
            SET @result += @char;

        SET @i += 1;
    END

    RETURN @result;
END;

Затем пример вызова это функции (для демонстрации)
SELECT dbo.GetDigits(a)
FROM
(VALUES (N'dasf895580000000'),
    (N'dasf8955sf8000sf0000'),
    (N'dasf8955800sf00000 абв'),
    (N'абв dasf89558000000sf0sf'),
    (N'89558000000')) AS X(a);

Также можно создать PERSISTED Computed Column для этих целей, где будет вызываться функция GetDigits.
Одним запросом
SELECT digits
FROM
-- Примеры значений
(VALUES (N'dasf895580000000'),
    (N'dasf8955sf8000sf0000'),
    (N'dasf8955800sf00000 абв'),
    (N'абв dasf89558000000sf0sf'),
    (N'89558000000')) AS T(string)
CROSS APPLY
(SELECT STUFF( -- Используем для конкатенации строк
    (SELECT SUBSTRING(string, number, 1)
    FROM master.dbo.spt_values -- Для выборки диапазона цифр от 0 до длины строки
    WHERE type = 'P'
        AND number < LEN(string)
        AND SUBSTRING(string, number, 1) BETWEEN N'0' AND N'9' -- Фильтруем только цифры
    FOR XML PATH (''), TYPE) -- Используем для конкатенации строк
.value('text()[1]', 'nvarchar(max)'), 1, 2, '') -- Используем для конкатенации строк
AS digits) A;

A: Покажу вариант без функций (оставить только цифры) по одному case на каждую цифру.
select Column1, Column2, Column3,
case when len(Column4)>0 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,1,1))=1 then substring(Column4,1,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>1 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,2,1))=1 then substring(Column4,2,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>2 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,3,1))=1 then substring(Column4,3,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>3 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,4,1))=1 then substring(Column4,4,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>4 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,5,1))=1 then substring(Column4,5,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>5 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,6,1))=1 then substring(Column4,6,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>6 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,7,1))=1 then substring(Column4,7,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>7 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,8,1))=1 then substring(Column4,8,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>8 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,9,1))=1 then substring(Column4,9,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>9 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,10,1))=1 then substring(Column4,10,1) else '' end +
case when len(Column4)>10 and isnumeric(substring(Column4,11,1))=1 then substring(Column4,11,1) else '' end  num
from table1

A: Рекурсивный вариант через табличное выражение одним запросом:
CREATE TABLE #SomeTable
(
    Id  INT,
    Field   VARCHAR(32),
    TestField   VARCHAR(32)
)

INSERT #SomeTable(Id, Field)
VALUES
(1, '12fasdf453456dsfg343'),
(2, '23343455'),
(3, 'sdasdfagds'),
(4, 'fadshfhh234asd3344'),
(5 ,''),
(6, '2312fadshfhh234asd'),
(7 ,'1'),
(8 ,'g')

;WITH cte
AS
(
    SELECT v.Id AS Id, CAST(SUBSTRING(v.Field, PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', v.Field), 1) AS VARCHAR(32))AS symbol,
        SUBSTRING(v.Field, PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', v.Field) + 1, LEN(v.Field) - PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', v.Field)) AS substr
    FROM #SomeTable v
    UNION ALL
    SELECT cte.Id, CAST(CONCAT(symbol, SUBSTRING(substr, PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', substr), 1)) AS VARCHAR(32)),
        SUBSTRING(substr, PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', substr) + 1, LEN(substr) - PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', substr))
    FROM cte
        JOIN #SomeTable v ON v.Id = cte.Id
    WHERE PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', substr) > 0
)
UPDATE v
SET TestField = cte.symbol
FROM cte
    JOIN #SomeTable v ON v.Id = cte.Id
WHERE PATINDEX('%[0123456789]%', substr) = 0

SELECT *
FROM #SomeTable

DROP TABLE #SomeTable


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Q: Is it possible to construct a unicode string that the utf-8 codec cannot encode? Is it possible to construct a unicode string that the utf-8 codec cannot encode?
From the documentation (https://docs.python.org/2/library/codecs.html), it appears that the utf-8 codec can encode a symbol in "any language". The docs also note when a codec can only encode certain characters or only the Basic Multilingual Plane. I don't know whether this is equivalent to saying "it is impossible to construct a unicode value that cannot be converted to a bytestring using the utf-8 codec", however.
Here's the table entry for the utf-8 codec.

Codec   Aliases          Purpose
utf_8   U8, UTF, utf8  all languages

The motivation here is that I have a utility function that takes either a unicode string or a byte string and converts it to a byte string. When given a byte string it is a no-op. This function is not supposed to throw an exception unless it is called with a non-string type and in that case it's supposed to fail informatively with a TypeError that will be caught later and logged. (We can still run into problems if the repr of the item we attempted to insert into the exception message is too big, but let's ignore that for now).
I'm using the strict setting because I want this function to throw an exception in the event that it encounters a unicode object that it cannot encode, but am hoping that that isn't possible.
def utf8_to_bytes(item):
    """take a bytes or unicode object and convert it to bytes,
    using utf-8 if necessary"""
    if isinstance(item, bytes):
        return item
    elif isinstance(item, unicode):
        return codecs.encode(item, 'utf-8', 'strict')
    else:
        raise TypeError("item must be bytes or unicode. got %r" % type(item))

A: UTF-8 is designed to encode all of the Unicode standard. Encoding Unicode text to UTF-8 will not normally throw an exception.
From the Wikipedia article on the codec:

UTF-8 is a character encoding capable of encoding all possible characters, or code points, defined by Unicode

The Python 2 UTF-8 encoding has no edge-cases that I know of; non-BMP data and surrogate pairs are handled just the same:
>>> import sys
>>> hex(sys.maxunicode)  # a narrow UCS-2 build
'0xffff'
>>> len(u'\U0001F525')
2
>>> u'\U0001F525'.encode('utf-8')
'\xf0\x9f\x94\xa5'
>>> u'\ud83d\udd25'
u'\U0001f525'
>>> len(u'\ud83d\udd25')
2
>>> u'\ud83d\udd25'.encode('utf-8')
'\xf0\x9f\x94\xa5'

Note that strict is the default encoding mode. You don't need to use the codecs module either, just use the encode method on the unicode object:
return item.encode('utf-8')

In Python 3, the situation is slightly more complicated. Decoding and encoding surrogate pairs is restricted; the official standard states such characters should only ever appear in UTF-16 encoded data, and then only in a low and high pair.
As such, you need to explicitly state that you want to support such codepoints with the surrogatepass error handler:

Allow encoding and decoding of surrogate codes. These codecs normally treat the presence of surrogates as an error.

The only difference between surrogatepass and strict is that surrogatepass will allow you to encode any surrogate codepoints in your Unicode text to UTF-8. You'd only get such data in rare circumstances (defined as literals, or when accidentally leaving such codepoints unpaired in UTF-16 and then decoding using surrogatepass).
So, in Python 3, only if you there is a chance your Unicode text could have been produced with a surrogatepass decode or from literal data, you'd need to use item.encode('utf8', 'surrogatepass') to be absolutely certain all possible Unicode values can be encoded.


Looks like Michael K. Williams won't be headed to a galaxy far, far away after all.
Earlier this year, The Wire alum was cast in the upcoming young Han Solo movie in an unspecified role. But with the film now undergoing reshoots after Ron Howard signed on to replace previous directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller, Williams has revealed that his character has been cut.
In an interview with Deadline, Williams said he played a "kickass" half-human, half-animal character that he helped develop with Lord and Miller, but because the reshoots clashed with his schedule on another project, his character won't be in the final version.
Williams is currently shooting the drama The Red Sea Diving Resort in South Africa alongside Ben Kingsley, Chris Evans, and Haley Bennett, and he also stars in the SundanceTV series Hap and Leonard. He added that he holds no ill will towards Howard or Lucasfilm and that his character being cut was only a matter of scheduling.
Disney did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The still-untitled Han Solo film, which stars Alden Ehrenreich, Woody Harrelson, and Donald Glover, is scheduled to hit theaters May 25, 2018.


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Q: gtk handler has bad data I have some buttons and I want to trace what button  was pressed. After button was pressed I need to show a new window or dialog with different data in dependence of button that was pressed
for(j = 0; j < 4; j++)
{
    eventbox = gtk_event_box_new();
    show_button[j] = gtk_button_new_with_label (label);
    gtk_table_attach_defaults (GTK_TABLE (table), eventbox, left_pos, right_pos , top_pos, bot_pos);
    gtk_container_add(GTK_CONTAINER(eventbox), show_button[j]);
    g_signal_connect (G_OBJECT (show_button[j]), "clicked", G_CALLBACK (show), &j);

    left_pos = right_pos + shift;
    right_pos = left_pos + width;
    gtk_widget_modify_bg(eventbox, GTK_STATE_NORMAL, &color[0]);
}

And my handler is
void show(GtkWidget *window, gpointer data)
{
    int i = *(int*)data;
    printf("%d\n", i);
    GtkWidget *marking_table;
    window[i]  = gtk_window_new (GTK_WINDOW_POPUP);
    gtk_widget_set_size_request(window[i], 1000, 700);
    gtk_window_set_policy (GTK_WINDOW (window[i]), FALSE, FALSE, TRUE);
    gtk_window_set_position(GTK_WINDOW(window[i]), 1);
    gtk_widget_set_app_paintable(window[i], TRUE);
    g_signal_connect (G_OBJECT (window[i]), "delete_event", G_CALLBACK (delete_event), NULL);
    marking_table = gtk_table_new (1000, 700, TRUE);
    gtk_container_add (GTK_CONTAINER (window[i]), marking_table);
}

I often have segfault because of "i" = 20350345 for example. May be there is another way to understand what button was pressd?
Any help is welcomed!

A: Your userdata is a pointer to 'j'. When 'j' goes out of scope, the pointer keeps pointing to memory that may then be used for something else.
You'll have to either allocate memory for the userdata (typically a struct with all the data you need) or in this particular case where you only need the one int you can also use GLib Type Conversion Macros:
g_signal_connect (G_OBJECT (show_button[j]), "clicked",
                  G_CALLBACK (show), GINT_TO_POINTER(j));

Then in the handler use int i = GPOINTER_TO_INT(data).


GRINSPOON'S Pat Davern, a Bangalow resident, received an ARIA nomination in the Children's Music category for his album Alexander The Elephant In Zanzibar (ABC Music/Universal Music).
Davern said he had the idea of doing a children's record years ago.
"I had just got off the road with Grinspoon after many years of touring and I always had an idea of doing a children's record that would involve using well-known Australian artists to sing the songs and voice the characters," he said. "I am not much of a singer myself, I'm more like a guitar player/songwriter.
"I wrote the story, approached the ABC with the concept and an artist to illustrate it as a book as well. The ABC really liked the idea and gave me the go to develop it as a musical project".
The album was recorded and released last year, and it was a success.
"All the people that I wanted to sing on it, like Megan Washington, Pete Murray, Alex Lloyd, Toni Mitchell, Tom Williams, all of them came on board and I narrated it myself," Mr Davern said.
"It was really well received and now we have been nominated for an ARIA! I'm new to the children's genre and I'm up against The Wiggles and other people that have been doing children's music for a long time, so it's an honour to be nominated. I am really the dark horse in that list."
Pat Davern confirmed Alexander the Elephant in Zanzibar will be made into a TV series that has recently gone into production.
"I will probably start working on a new book soon," he said.
The 30th ARIA Awards gala event will be held in Sydney coming up on November 23.


text:
Seth Rogen explains the naughty 'American Pickle' shout-out to Barbra Streisand's 'Yentl'
The following discusses a post-credit scene in "An American Pickle." If you haven't seen Seth Rogen's comedy, now streaming on HBO Max, stop reading now.
Seth Rogen pays tribute to Barbra Streisand, who played his mother in 2012's "The Guilt Trip," during a quirky post-credit scene in "An American Pickle."
At the end of director Brandon Trost's "Pickle" comedy, Ben Greenbaum has made peace with his great-grandfather Herschel Greenbaum (both characters played by Rogen), who time traveled to modern day after falling in a preserving vat of pickles 100 years ago.
The two sit on a couch in Ben's apartment watching Streisand in her 1983 film "Yentl," playing Yentl Mendel, who dresses and lives like a man so that she can receive an education in Talmudic Law in turn-of-the-century Poland.
Herschel is particularly smitten by Yentl's dramatic reveal to Mandy Patinkin's Avigdor, where she tells him she is very much a woman and in love with him.
'An American Pickle': Seth Rogen is a pickled time traveler
Rogen explains to USA TODAY that he wanted to end the film with the two watching a film that would appeal to Herschel's time period and origins. Replace Yentl's Lublin, Poland for Herschel's fictional hometown town of Schlopsk, and Yentl would have been his neighbor.
"We also shot a version where we were watching 'Fiddler on the Roof' together, but the 'Yentl' one just turned out much, much funnier," says Rogen.
As for Herschel's desirous admiration with lines like, "She's very pretty" and "I like this film very much, it's very naughty," Rogen says its impossible not to see his one-time screen mother's appeal.
"Of course. I defy anyone not to," he says.
The filmmakers had to receive "Yentl" producer, director and star Streisand's permission for the clip usage.
"I heard that she thought it was very funny," says Rogen of his "Guilt Trip" co-star. "I should actually probably email her about it now that you bring that up."
Just as through all of "Pickle," the simple scene was complicated, with Rogen shooting it in its entirety as one character, then ad-libbing off his portrayal as the other character.
"It's funny just watching what appears to be myself improvising with myself," says Rogen, laughing. "It's is a strange, if not terrifyingly borderline self-indulgent thing to have to witness. But I hope people enjoy it."
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Q: Prove that a pair of irrational numbers is the solution to a quadratic polynomial. Suppose a, b are two irrational numbers such that ab is rational and a+b is rational. Then a, b are the solution to a quadratic polynomial with integer coeffecients.

A: Hint:
$$(x-a)(x-b)=x^2-(a+b)x+ab\,.$$

A: Suppose $a$, $b$ are two irrational numbers such that $ab$ is rational and $a+b$ is rational. Then $a$, $b$ are the solution to a quadratic polynomial with integer coefficients.
Proof:
Because $a+b$ and $ab$ are rational,  from the definition
of a rational number we can write
$$a+b = \frac{m}{n}, \quad\mbox{and}\quad ab = \frac{p}{q},$$
where $m$, $n$, $p$ and $q$ are integers.  Now we can
write
\begin{eqnarray*}
(x-a)(x-b) &=& x^2 -(a+b)x + ab\\
&=& x^2 - \frac{m}{n} x + \frac{p}{q} \\
&=& \frac{1}{nq}\left(nq\, x^2 - mq\, x + np\right).
\end{eqnarray*}
So we have  a quadratic
polynomial with integer
coefficients ($nq$, $mq$ and $np$), and obviously
the roots of this polynomial
are $a$ and $b$. Therefore
we have the proof.


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Q: Windows 10 Can't Install from USB Disk to UEFI I recently put an SSD in my computer.
Today, I tried to install Windows 10 to it using an installer disk, and it caused the operating system on my HDD (also Windows 10) to be unable to boot. (Also, the copy on the SSD never finished installing.)
I fired up the installer again and tried to install it to a partition on the SSD (I split it in half for dual boot), and I got these problems:

*

*On the first attempt, I had UEFI and a FAT32 partition. In the Windows 10 installer, I got a popup at the drive selection screen saying that the drive must be NTFS.

*I tried to format to NTFS, and I got a notification after the drive selection (during installation) saying that if UEFI is enabled, I must have a FAT32. So I tried FAT32, and got the same problem as above.

So here are my questions:

*

*Is it possible to repair my HDD's copy?

*How can I install Windows 10 to my GPT SSD with UEFI enabled?

*Do I even need to enable UEFI or can I just use Legacy? I'd think so, but I don't know.

This is very important as it is my main PC and I am currently unable to use it, so I need an answer as soon as possible.
Thanks ahead of time, iso2013

A: A quick primer on EFI/UEFI:

*

*EFI is a replacement for the aging BIOS firmware. See the UEFI Wikipedia page for some basic (albeit sometimes technical) information.

*Most EFIs include a feature called the Compatibility Support Module (CSM), aka "legacy boot support" or something similar. The CSM enables an EFI to boot an OS that's designed to boot in BIOS mode. (Note that Windows 7 and later, and most modern Linux distributions, can boot in either BIOS mode or in EFI mode.) The drawback to the CSM is that activating it complicates the boot process and creates problems if it's used by people who don't understand it, as detailed in my Web page on the subject. Overall, I recommend you leave the CSM disabled; however....

*As you've got an existing Windows installation, it's critical that you know its boot mode. See this page of mine for information on how to make this determination. In brief, check your partition table type. In Windows, GPT means EFI and MBR means BIOS. Note that this linkage is for the boot disk only; data disks can be of either type.

*You should install all your OSes in the same mode (EFI vs. BIOS). Mixing boot modes is possible, but creates complications. Thus, and possibly counter to my second bullet point, you may need to install you new Windows 10 in BIOS mode -- but only if your old Windows 10 is also in BIOS mode.

*To boot in EFI mode, boot loaders are stored on the EFI System Partition (ESP), which is a FAT32 partition, typically between 100 MB and 1 GB in size, on which boot loaders and related programs and files are stored. The ESP is separate from your regular OS boot partition and can (and usually does) use a different filesystem. The complaint you got asking for a FAT32 partition was referring to the ESP, not to the main Windows partition.

*To boot a removable medium (optical disc or USB flash drive), it must hold a boot loader. Depending on its source and how you prepared the disk, it may hold BIOS, EFI, or both boot loaders. If it's got both, you can probably control which way it boots by using the firmware's built-in boot manager. This tool will probably show two entries for your external medium, one with the string "UEFI" and one without it. Selecting the "UEFI" entry will attempt to boot it in EFI mode, whereas selecting the one without that string will attempt to boot it in BIOS mode. Note the liberal use of caveats here. With the CSM enabled, it remains a gamble, and you could end up booting in the mode you don't want. This will result in enough hair-pulling that you'll end up buying a wig. If your desired mode is EFI mode, disabling the CSM can save you from that expense.

Normally, if you start from a completely blank disk, OS installers will create the appropriate partition table and partitions automatically. If you want to set up unusual partitions, it's critical that you understand these issues and know how to create suitable partitions (including the ESP, if you're booting in EFI mode) yourself. Note also that the partition table type (MBR vs. GPT) is important -- as noted earlier, MBR is tied to BIOS-mode booting and GPT to EFI-mode booting, at least for Windows.

A: Is it possible to repair my HDD's copy?
Restoring data
I would suggest burning an image of a Ubuntu 15.04 live disk. This will give access to reading the contents of the disk; put all your important files on a USB (if you put it on the live disk's "hard drive" then it will delete after reboot). Then; format the drive and do a clean install or go to the next section.
Getting hard drive to boot
I would strongly recommend getting the windows 7/8.1 reinstall disk. If you manage to boot from the disk; then you will see an option that says repair windows and further repair bootup problems. Give it a go and see if it works; it will rewrite the boot partitions while keeping the rest clean.
How can I install Windows 10 to my GPT SSD with UEFI enabled?
I don't really know why the installer is preventing you from formatting the drive as NFTS. I have a disk that is running windows as UEFI and is NFTS; therefore I think that this could be because you booted from the USB as legacy, not UEFI. Try booting it in UEFI and see if that changes.
Do I even need to enable UEFI or can I just use legacy?
If you are going to install the SSD as UEFI and the old hard drive as legacy, then your answer is yes. Normally you would have to keep on flipping from one to another but most modern motherboards allow to boot from a legacy device while keeping UEFI; hence not needing to change. I am not so sure on how dual-boot goes, but I have a hackintosh that runs windows primarily and has a copy of OS X on it that can only be booted from a disk; as bios doesn't support booting from a single partition (at least for me).

A: I fixed my SSD by using Rufus to create a UEFI boot disk. Also, I completely formatted my SSD instead of pre-creating the partition for Windows. This allowed Windows to install successfully.
But, I realized that I was unable to access my HDD's files, no matter what I tried, due to it being a System Partition.
Well, it turns out that my HDD was fine (and so was the copy of Windows on it), but the BIOS settings were faulty.
I can't quite figure out how but I managed to get access to the operating system select screen, where I was able to pick Windows 10 HDD and boot fine.
I was able to repair my BCD by following an online tutorial, and now it boots fine :D.


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Q: How to access Facebook data in component? I am currently developing an Ember.js application which fetches data from Facebook.
The problem I have is that I actually have no idea how to access the data which was fetched in the application route in my component (js/hbs).
I use ember-simple-auth and torii for authentification and data fetching.
My application route currently looks like this:
import Ember from 'ember';
import ApplicationRouteMixin from 'ember-simple-auth/mixins/application-route-mixin'

export default Ember.Route.extend(ApplicationRouteMixin, {
  fetchCurrentUser() {
    const data = this.get('session.data.authenticated');
    const {accessToken} = data;

    if (accessToken) {
      return new Promise(resolve => {
        FB.api('/me?fields=name,posts&access_token=' + accessToken, response => {
          resolve()
        })
      })
    }
  },

  beforeModel(transition) {
    this._super(transition);
    if (this.get('session.isAuthenticated')) {
      return this.fetchCurrentUser()
    }
  },

  actions: {
    login() {
      return this
        .get('session')
        .authenticate('authenticator:torii', 'facebook-connect')
        .then(() => {
          this.fetchCurrentUser();
        })
        .catch(err => console.error(err));
    },

    logout() {
      return this
        .get('session')
        .invalidate()
    }
  }
});

I have already searched for an approach but most of the information is outdated.
You can find a twiddle here
Does anyone have a suggestion for me?

A: Do you have a model() hook anywhere in your route? I see the beforeModel() hook to handle the transition, but not a model call.  Does that live in your ApplicationRouteMixin?
model() {
  return this.fetchCurrentUser();
}

The model call is typically where your ajax request lives.  The result of model() is then passed to setupController.  The Controller is what allows your data to be accessed in your template/view.  setupController essentially does:
setupController(controller, model) {
  Ember.set(controller, 'model', model);
}

For reference: https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/blob/c7db394fe322dcfee0c79a58334103e2dc87a3a1/packages/ember-routing/lib/system/route.js#L1629-L1635
This is called automatically, but without a model() call, it does nothing.  Components are stateless--this means they only have access to data we pass to them.  So, if you we have this model hook now, then we can pass it to our component in our template:
{{our-component model=model}}
model returns our data -> setupController sets that data on the controller -> controller allows us to access that data on our template and pass it to our component.
Let me know if this helps. Feel free to post a twiddle or more info about your mixin if this doesn't help.


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Lola Paltinger (* 12. August 1972 in Mannheim) ist eine deutsche Modedesignerin. Sie lebt in München, wo sie auch ihr Geschäft betreibt.

Leben
Paltinger, die unter anderem bei Vivienne Westwood ein dreimonatiges Praktikum absolvierte, entwirft jeweils eine Frühlings- und eine Herbstkollektion. Ihre Spezialität sind ihre Neudefinitionen des klassischen bayrischen Dirndl, die bei ihr oft noch mehr die Oberweite der Trägerin betonen und sich zudem von traditionellen Trachten deutlich abgrenzen. Paris Hilton, Giulia Siegel, Sarah Kern und Nina Ruge zählen zu ihren Kunden. Seit Mai 2007 vertreibt Lola Paltinger zudem auf dem Teleshopping-Sender HSE24 eine Kollektion unter dem Namen Himmelblau.

Im Oktober 2006 wurde Paltinger Mutter eines Sohnes.

Der ungewöhnliche Name Lola ist kein Pseudonym, ihre Eltern ließen sich durch das Lied Lola von The Kinks inspirieren.

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Your heart is a gold mine.
to get you through your Monday, or the week for that matter.
& Undeniably loved by God.
SO go and do what you do. Clack away at that computer, file them papers, teach those kiddos, study for that test, pour that latte.
You got what you need to do it all right inside of you, right inside that gold mine of a heart.
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The Wildwood Beach Patrol and the Susan G. Komen Central and South Jersey are preparing for the first "Cure at the Shore" event, planned for Aug. 8 and 9 on the beaches on the Jersey Shore. Wildwood Beach Patrol will wear the pink "Cure at the Shore" T-shirt, which will also be available to the public with a $10 donation to the Susan G. Komen Central and South Jersey organization.
WILDWOOD – Members of the Wildwood Beach Patrol not only save the lives of those who encounter dangerous situations in the surf and on the sand, but they also are helping to save the lives of millions of women who have breast cancer.
Lifeguards from this city, as well as 12 other municipalities up and down the Jersey coast have joined together to raise money to help find a cure. According to the Susan G. Komen organization, almost a quarter million cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed this year and more than 40,000 people will lose their lives to the disease.
This year marks the second annual Cure at the Shore. It also marks the second year Wildwood's Beach Patrol has worn pink to show its collective support to help find a cure.
Posted: Thursday, July 30, 2015 1:37 pm | Updated: 1:39 pm, Thu Jul 30, 2015.
The 13th Annual Tri-Wood Lifeguard Championships will be held at 6:15 p.m. Thursday at Lincoln Avenue beach in Wildwood.
The competing beach patrols are Wildwood Crest, the five-time defending team champion, Wildwood, North Wildwood and Sea Isle City.
The event is for younger lifeguards, from rookie to fourth year, and it will also serve as the kickoff for a new event to raise awareness of breast cancer.
The Wildwood Beach Patrol is hosting its inaugural "Cure at the Shore" this weekend. Lifeguards from several area patrols will be wearing pink T-shirts all weekend and selling them for $10. All profits will go to the Susan G. Komen Fund of Central and South Jersey.
The T-shirts are also available at the North Wildwood Shirt Shop at 18th and New Jersey avenues. For more information, go to cureattheshore.com.


Now that October has arrived, most courses have had their first exams. As students come in to review their scores, one common refrain echoes through the halls, "I knew that, but I just couldn't remember it!". Though it might sound like an excuse, the empirical data is clear – human memory is incredibly fallible, even under the best of circumstances. Part of our job as educators, then, is to try and design courses that not only communicate information, but to do so in ways that promote retention.
There is no one 'right' way to do this; everyone has likely settled on a technique that works for themselves and for their discipline. It may involve overlapping concepts between readings and class work, intentional repetition of important ideas during lectures, or any number of other approaches. The common factor in all of these is that they require navigating something of a tightrope – too little engagement with an idea and it is unlikely to be effectively retained; too much, and students may get bored and tune out.
These videos have been commonplace in commercial settings for a number of years, but there has been a recent explosion in interest about adopting them for pedagogical purposes. There are a diverse set of companies competing in this niche, each offering different options and price points, including Sparkol, Animaker, Powtoon, and more.


Never Enough Nails: Lynnderlayer- Chocolotta Love and Zoya Marilyn!
Whoa, three Lynnderella posts in a row! I should post something else, but I mentioned the other day that I had a Lynnderella Chocolotta Love layering idea that I couldn't wait to try and here it is!! I love the color combo of chocolate brown and pale pink, so I decided to try it with Chocolotta Love!
This is two coats of Zoya Marilyn, a very pale shimmery pink and two thin coats of Lynnderella Chocolotta Love. I really enjoyed wearing these two polishes together. I think it makes for a different look than others have tried with Chocolotta Love. I have lots of polishes I want to try it over in the winter (Essie Lady Godiva, Zoya Cola, etc.), but since it's summer, I wanted something lighter. This would probably be amazing with a super pale baby blue also.
Now you've seen every Lynnderella I own, so I won't be posting any more until I (hopefully) obtain some new ones (or come up with a groundbreaking Lynnderlayer).
For information about purchasing Lynnderella polish, check out her blog or her Ebay.
It makes me want strawberry ice cream with chocolate chips, haha! I love when polish reminds me of treats!
I love the chocholate love polish! It's one of the more unique indie glitter polishes I've come across recently and on top of the base color you chose, it looks absolutely stunning.
Easy Nail Designs- thank you and I agree this one is really unique! I don't have anything like it!