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Entrecosturas
Sifais LAB
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Zonas ACTIM
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Reaching hearts and communities since 2011
Since 2011 Sifais has provided free socio-educational services to people of all ages in La Carpio, with the premise that to learn you just need compromise and the desire to learn, hoping to provide opportunities for the people of the community to try things that otherwise they couldn't have been able to have.
Thanks to the help of hundreds of individual people and companies that have helped the Sifais foundation, it grew from having a couple of volunteers teaching with a single violin and twenty plastic flutes to what it is today.
More than ten years later, with the help of many people Sifais now has a building that runs on renewable energy, an internationally recognized orchestra, award winning athletes among many other examples of remarkable achievements that have proven the rest of the country that despite the gruesome depictions of their community talent can still succeed when it's given the opportunity.
We don't have the answer to solve poverty in our hands, but we can provide better opportunities and integration to help them overcome their circumstances, or at least, cope with them with dignity.
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Programs and Initiatives runned by volunteers
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Music Programs and Orchestra
Introduction to music, violin, viola, cello, guitar, drums, piano, flute, saxophone, clarinet
Orchestra, Camerata, quartets, Rock band, percussion band, choir, jazz band
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It is a free private kindergarten that teaches children with the Montessori method that's based on the development of knowledge and skills, in a playful, practical and experimental way, it is aimed at children between 3 and 6 years of age.
This center began operations in May 2013 with the conviction of providing opportunities for improvement through education. It provides its students with tools that allow them not only to develop and function better in school, as has already been seen with their graduated students, but also to help them to function more easily in the social and family environment, since they are taught dialogue and courtesy as core values.
Currently the Montessori is cared for by its director, Magdalena López, certified with this learning method, and three more collaborators from the La Carpio community, who regularly help, both in the educational, and in the preparation of food for the little ones.
The current operating cost for this project is $ 2,000 per month, an amount that includes food for 40 children in three times from Monday to Friday, plus the payment for the teachers.
This formal education program is developed in alliance with the Ministry of Public Education (MEP) of Costa Rica, which allows people over the age of 15 to complete their primary and secondary school studies. This program has allowed more than 100 people from the La Carpio community to graduate from school that due to time or money were not able to complete their studies before.
Currently the school is open from Monday to Thursday from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm and the registration period is announced in advance so that the community is aware of the program registration days. It is also relevant to note that within the framework of the alliance with the Ministry of Public Education, the services provided are free, since it is the SIFAIS foundation that covers the expenses in materials for the students and it is the MEP that contributes with the teachers, they only need to bring the desire to learn.
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EntreCosturas is the first productive social enterprise of SIFAIS. Led by artisans from the La Carpio community who seek to get the best out of this area of the country to better its socially and economically integration. It arises as an action of promotion and inclusion by Sifais to promote productive economic entrepreneurship.
It is a specialized network in cutting, printing and manufacturing all types of garments made with industrial waste material or materials that have a differentiating ecological component. Cases produced with recycled vinyl, wallets made with plastic bags or textile waste, reusable sanitary napkins, reusable masks are some examples of the products made by the EntreCosturas artisans.
SIFAIS LAB seeks to generate employability, training and innovation for the people of the La Carpio community and at the same time a way to generate funds for the maintenance of the Cuevadeluz building, SIFAIS' headquarters.
The educational extension of the SIFAIS LAB, takes place in the Makers Academy of innovation and productivity, that allows its participants to learn and develop work skills during a period of one year in workshops. When the manufactured goods are placed in the market the profits allow the students to get a complementary source of income and funds for the foundation.
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The SIFAISSori productive academy was born in 2020 during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. It has a triple purpose, to promote training and generation of complementary income for women with low schooling, help the formation of children throughout the country through interaction with wooden toys, and be a source of income for the self-sustainability of the Montessori Sifais Program.
The initiative was born thanks to the alliance between SIFAIS and EPA Hardware Stores, a regional chain. With it, almost 7 thousand toys were produced from the Sifais LAB to give to children from communities affected by Covid-19.
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The Pan de Luz Academy aims to generate employability and training for the inhabitants of the La Carpio community, especially the migrant population of the area.
The Pan de Luz Academy strives to become a bakery training center in addition to offering its space so that small merchants in the area can use their implements to make products, this under a framework of cooperation with the foundation.
Is an entrepreneurship project that tries to create social inclusion through the work of designing and assembling of furniture. With a bit of math and a drill the participants are able to achieve great results.
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Is an entrepreneurship project where the young people of the community of La Carpio explore their creativity and work their artistic skills on fabric and resins.
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This project was born through the initiative of two young women of La Carpio, who decided to use plastic residues and transform them into something different, making them into art and souvenirs for Sifais.
"ACTIM Zones" is an initiative conceived by ULTRAPARK Development Group in alliance with the Sifais Foundation with the goal of promoting skills with high added value in socially vulnerable populations, which at the same time, will allow to generate a greater supply of Costa Rican talent for companies.
The program aims to facilitate a quick and suitable training, specially for young people living in vulnerable areas so that they can access positions with better remuneration in companies that are part of the 4th industrial revolution.
Fundación SIFAIS
Boulevard de Rohrmoser - Cuevadeluz de La Carpio
(506) 2290-5690 - (506) 6312-2349
info@sifais.org
El modelo de promoción social SIFAIS ha sido concebido en Eureka Comunicación como parte de su programa de RSE, y es impulsado directamente por su fundadora y por millares de voluntarios y donantes que se han unido a esta innovadora y apasionante Revolución Constructiva que nació en La Carpio. © 2015 SIFAIS


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Q: Any way to pass an image loaded from PIL to a C++ function using Boost.Python? I'm trying to make a wrapper to use a C++ Class in Python but I can't find a way to pass this image I already loaded in my Python program.
I could pass the path to the image and load it inside the C++ function again but that's not the solution I want.

A: "that's not the solution I want."
Why not?
Anyway, the C++ will not understand the Image object. It is more likely that it does want just the raw image data. You can get that by calling the tostring() method on the image object, passing in a encoder and parameters.
But reading the file directly will be much faster.
http://effbot.org/imagingbook/image.htm

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David is survived by his parents, Richard and Cynthia; brother, Corey Montgomery of South Bend, IN ; grandmother, Betty Rhodes of South Bend, IN; two nieces, Samantha and Allison Montgomery and several cousins. He was preceded in death by grandparents, Harold Rhodes, Richard and Betty Montgomery.
David was a lifelong area resident. He worked at Shaffer Heaney Associates in South Bend from November 2005 till August 2016. He was currently working in construction for Extreme Services in Osceola He was a hard worker, always the first one there willing to help. David would do anything for anyone at any time. He loved the outdoors and enjoyed camping, smoking meat, making BBQ and gourmet mac and cheese. Anytime outdoors was a good time for David.
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In that statement, al Suri said that ISIS, whose outposts in northern and eastern Syria have been attacked by other rebel groups for the past two weeks, had committed crimes against fellow rebels and Muslims in its attempt to use the Syrian rebellion to form its own radical Islamist state.
The statement cited al Suri's close relationship with bin Laden and Zawahiri, and said that despite ISIS' claims to be an al Qaida franchise, bin Laden, Zawahiri and Zarqawi could not be held responsible for ISIS' crimes or behavior. ISIS has used brutal measures, including beheadings, to enforce its harsh interpretation of Islam in the areas of Syria it dominates, a blood thirst that had earned it the enmity of many Syrians.
Zawahiri had designated al Suri to mediate disputes between ISIS and other rebel groups, including the Nusra Front, another al Qaida affiliate battling in Syria.
Charles Lister, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution's center in Doha, Qatar, called the denunciation of ISIS especially strong because it came from a powerful jihadi voice.
Lister added that al Suri's profession of friendship with bin Laden, Zawahiri and Zarqawi, three of the West's most despised figures, undercuts Ahrar al Sham's previous claims that it was not affiliated with al Qaida, despite its close working relationship with the Nusra Front, which has long claimed an al Qaida relationship. He noted that Aboud, Ahrar al Sham's leader, has been interviewed frequently by Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based satellite television network.
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The caretaker cottage is significant in that it reflects the interest of the WPA in promoting outdoor recreational activities. Within the Lake Holdenville area the cottage is architecturally important in terms of materials used and workmanship. It stands as a classic example of a general WPA style. It is also significant in that construction of it provided jobs to men who were on relief rolls and had no hope of employment in the private sector.
VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION: Follow state highway No. 48 southeast of Holdenville some three and one-half miles to the lake, the caretaker's cottage being situated on the west side of the road just north of the dam. The nominated property begins at a point 624 feet north of the SW corner of Sec. 32, T 7 N, R 9 E, and runs west 208 feet, north 208 feet, east 208 feet and south 208 feet.


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Archetype Entertainment led by BioWare veterans to develop Sci-Fi RPG
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Last year Wizards of the Coast launched a new studio headed by James Ohlen, former designer and Creative Director at BioWare. Now the name of the studio has been revealed along with brief details on its upcoming project.
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Concept art from Archetype website
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You can join Archetype, which is based in Austin, Texas, by applying on its website.
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R.J. Umberger Expecting Buyout
By Dustin L. Nelson April 27th, 2016
The trade for him has been an oft-criticized move by Philadelphia fans, and they're going to get some assistance in labeling that a bad move.
Philadelphia Flyers forward R.J. Umberger expects the team to buy him out over the summer, reports Dave Isaac of the Courier Post.
"I expect [a buyout]," Umberger said. "Who wouldn't after my season? That's something up to them, their decision. Business side of it, you can't control that."
Umberger saw very limited ice time this season. He posted two goals and nine assists in 39 games for the Flyers, and wasn't ever placed in the lineup during the team's brief postseason appearance. When he was in the lineup, he averaged a career-low ice time of 10:10.
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In Memory of Our Friend Bobbe Morris
It is with tremendous sadness that we pass along the news that beloved friend and longtime Haus of Yarn presence Bobbe Morris passed away on Wednesday, April 26. Bobbe was a fixture on the Nashville knitting scene for forty years. Beginning with her own Bandywood Knit Shop in the 80s, she shepherded countless beginners along the knitting path and her shop was an oasis of knowledge for neophytes and experts alike. She was later instrumental in helping Carolyn Smith get Haus of Yarn open at its original location and was an invaluable presence in the shop even after we moved --right up until her retirement a couple of years ago, she dispensed knitting tips and, of course, life advice from behind the counter.
Bobbe was an accomplished pattern designer (her patterns appear in several of the 101 One-Skein Wonders volumes; check your library!), functioning as Haus of Yarn's in-house designer for many years (the current schedule of the Haus of Yarn Yearlong Knitalong features one of her designs). She believed knitting "should be relaxing and fun, magical and spiritual, with a healthy dose of whimsy thrown in." Her work appears throughout Haus of Yarn in the form of designs and knitted samples...and honestly, it's tough to find an aspect of the shop she didn't play a part in!
But all of those achievements are not why we'll miss her. She was a tremendous, funny friend, with a laugh that matched the purple streak in her hair. It's a cliché to say she never met a stranger, but it's true about Bobbe: she never met a stranger and could convince even the biggest doubters that she or he could conquer the task at hand. And her glass was always more than half-full of optimism...and sometimes a daiquiri!
When we lost Carolyn a year and a half ago, it seemed inconceivable that the shop could go on without her. But it did; her presence is woven into the fabric of the shop and that fabric gets stronger every day. Bobbe's loss stretches that fabric in unexpected directions, but knowing she helped to weave it in the first place keeps us confident that it will survive. Please take some time to drop in the shop and share with us any stories about Bobbe that you might have, and see what she was so instrumental in helping to create.
Our thoughts are with her family at this time. We know that one of Bobbe's favorite things to do in Nashville was attend the Nashville Jazz Workshop; in lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the NJW in her name. You can use the following information to fill out the Support form at the NJW website.
Honoree Name: Bobbe Morris
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Trey Webber c/o Haus of Yarn
265 White Bridge Rd.
Visitation is today, Monday, May 1st between 4:00pm and 8:00pm and the funeral service will be held Tuesday, May 2nd at 10:00am at West Harpeth Funeral Home, 6962 Charlotte Pike, Nashville, TN. Interment will follow at Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens, 9090 Highway 100, Nashville, TN, immediately following will be a Celebration of Life at the Pavilion at the cemetery.
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Not interested in making a sweater? You can still join the Yearlong Knitalong with an afghan block pattern from the Haus of Yarn Block-a-Month Afghan book. The Block-a-Month Knitalong meets at 1:00 pm today -- Monday, May 1st.
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03:56:06 <defunctzombie> isaacs: I don't think I had "fs"
04:11:03 <rvagg> feross_: I'm thinking that if it's doable we should move the forEach and indexOf into the browserify transform, can that be done for the tests too?
04:11:28 <substack> feross_: how long to the tests take to run?
04:12:20 <grncdr> does `npm run` fail to kill child processes for anybody else?
04:42:19 <chapel> grncdr mikolalysenko how does ~ cause you trouble?
04:46:16 <chapel> well doesn't ^ make the range even larger?
04:49:46 <guybrush> i cant see how ^ helps here?!
04:51:36 <guybrush> yeah the important thing is MINOR == "backwards-compatible"
04:56:38 <mikolalysenko> then why have npm install --save?
05:04:02 <guybrush> if you want to do crazy semver-stuff you need to open your editor!
05:04:52 <mikolalysenko> I guess I could live with that, but if that is really how you want to do it then why bother with semver at all?
05:15:04 <chapel> have you been to the computer history museum?
05:15:54 <mikolalysenko> it was a cad system that did basic constraint solving sketching, etc.
05:16:00 <mikolalysenko> but you know what his thesis was about?
05:16:29 <chapel> when was that?
06:13:42 <nrw> it seems to break batch operations.
06:35:55 <nrw> answer to my question: indexedDB needs 'remove' operations instead of 'del'. level-js just doesn't copy the array of batch ops. it modifies the array directly.
06:43:43 <nrw> dominictarr: oh good. for a minute there, i thought i was losing my mind.
06:45:56 <nrw> i'm still hunting for a way to make level-js play nice with level-scuttlebutt.
06:47:11 <nrw> ah. i got it. copying the array does pass tests.
06:48:48 <nrw> dominictarr: yep. just about to send that pr!
06:57:53 <nrw> level-live-stream uses pull-level, right?
07:00:05 <dominictarr> oh, I had already deleted it, but just hadn't pushed it.
07:08:02 <dominictarr> fotoverite, you are writing a nodebook?
07:30:57 <jjjohnny> dominictarr: was scuttlebutt always a series of immutable transactions?
07:57:57 <dominictarr> I really think that content stores are greatly under utilized, they have some great properties!
08:22:00 <eugeneware> guybrush: it is annoying. Though you can arrayify it with Array.prototype.slice.call(document.querySelectorAll(selector)) I believe.
10:04:17 <dominictarr> feross, by the way, if sha1 perf is the main reason for the bottleneck mentioned in the webtorent readme, there are sha1 implementations with much better perf than that.
10:18:36 <feross_> that's interesting. if a weakness is later discovered won't it's speed actually be a downside?
10:23:55 <rvagg> ogd: http://jamescarl.us/blog/learn-you-the-node-js/ "This challenge is a part of a series of challenges called...The Art Of Node by Max Ogden"
10:28:08 <rvagg> plus, correct HN??? who does that?
10:39:32 <dominictarr> which is 1/5 of the world economy.
10:40:30 <dominictarr> which is the kind of scale that would maybe be justified if we needed to find a collision to protect ourselves from an aliens attacking earth.
12:01:47 <Altreus> I love how PAUSE still says "If your browser can handle file uploads"
17:52:33 <Kessler> hi folks, was wondering if anyone did bench comparison between axon and node-zmq... my tests show that axon outperforms node-zmq in request/reply scenario, maybe someone could corroborate from their own experience?
21:25:14 <feross_> "Unfortunately we had to disable svg proxying for the time being due to security concerns. I'm currently investigating when svg images will return to the READMEs, but I don't have a solid date at this piont."
21:39:10 <mikolalysenko> substack: is there a generic method to create a brfs like transform that matches all occurences or calls to some function in a browserify transform?
21:52:03 <mikolalysenko> substack: so the basic problem is "match all occurences of require('foo'), replace with some custom string"
22:09:20 <mikolalysenko> eg templates in c++, macros in lisp, haskell types, etc.
22:36:27 <substack> I like that less.
23:08:09 <isaacs> rvagg: Here's a crazy idea... what if you *don't* replicate a "full" registry replica, but instead, do something like what skimdb does, and put the tarballs elsewhere?
23:09:18 <isaacs> as a host of just metadata, it's still actually great.
23:10:20 <phated> isaacs: probably off topic but why is it a requirement for NPM to host tarballs?


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EU Parliament, Council Negotiators Agree Free Travel for Ukrainians
© Sputnik / Pavel Palamarchuk
Representatives of the European Parliament and the European Council informally agreed on Tuesday to waive EU visa requirement for Ukrainian citizens, the EU Parliament's press service said.
BRUSSELS (Sputnik) — The press service said in a statement that Ukrainian citizens will be able to travel to the EU visa free under an informal deal struck by Parliament and Council negotiators on Tuesday.
"Once the change enters into force, and provided they have biometric passports, they will be able to enter the EU for up to 90 days in any 180-day-period for business, tourist or family purposes," the statement said.
According to the document, the deal has to be endorsed by the Civil Liberties Committee and Parliament as a whole, before being formally approved by the Council of Ministers.
© REUTERS / Stringer
Russia Calling on UN Bodies to Help Alleviate Crisis in Ukraine
The EU-Ukraine dialogue on visa liberalization was launched in 2008, while in November 2010 the European Union proposed Kiev an action plan for granting visa-free regime. The European Commission confirmed that Ukraine met all necessary conditions in December 2015.
In December 2016, the European Council, the European Parliament and the European Commission reached an agreement on an emergency suspension mechanism to be triggered in case of overwhelming migration. Such an agreement has been among the conditions raised by the council for the liberalization of the visa regime for Ukraine and Georgia.
Kiev Still Not in Touch With Russia on Ukraine's $3Bln Debt
Ukraine Chooses New Way to Restart Stalled Relation With India
Russia to Send Trucks With 300 Tonnes of Relief Aid to East Ukraine on Tuesday
European Union, travel, visa-free, Ukraine


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# evil-multiedit

This plugin was an answer to the lack of proper multiple cursor support in
Emacs+evil. It allows you to select and edit matches interactively, integrating
`iedit-mode` into evil-mode with an attempt at sensible defaults.

Since then, [evil-mc] has matured, and now that I use both I've found they can
coexist, filling different niches, complimenting evil's built-in
column/line-wise editing operations.

![evil-multiedit](../screenshots/main.gif?raw=true)

> Thanks to [syl20bnr] for his [evil-iedit-state] plugin, which this plugin was
> heavily inspired by.

## Installation

The package is available on MELPA.

`M-x package-install RET evil-multiedit`

Then load it up:

`(require 'evil-multiedit)`

## Usage

Evil-multiedit does not automatically bind any keys. Call
`(evil-multiedit-default-keybinds)` to bind my recommended configuration:

```elisp
;; Highlights all matches of the selection in the buffer.
(define-key evil-visual-state-map "R" 'evil-multiedit-match-all)

;; Match the word under cursor (i.e. make it an edit region). Consecutive presses will
;; incrementally add the next unmatched match.
(define-key evil-normal-state-map (kbd "M-d") 'evil-multiedit-match-and-next)
;; Match selected region.
(define-key evil-visual-state-map (kbd "M-d") 'evil-multiedit-and-next)
;; Insert marker at point
(define-key evil-insert-state-map (kbd "M-d") 'evil-multiedit-toggle-marker-here)

;; Same as M-d but in reverse.
(define-key evil-normal-state-map (kbd "M-D") 'evil-multiedit-match-and-prev)
(define-key evil-visual-state-map (kbd "M-D") 'evil-multiedit-and-prev)

;; OPTIONAL: If you prefer to grab symbols rather than words, use
;; `evil-multiedit-match-symbol-and-next` (or prev).

;; Restore the last group of multiedit regions.
(define-key evil-visual-state-map (kbd "C-M-D") 'evil-multiedit-restore)

;; RET will toggle the region under the cursor
(define-key evil-multiedit-state-map (kbd "RET") 'evil-multiedit-toggle-or-restrict-region)

;; ...and in visual mode, RET will disable all fields outside the selected region
(define-key evil-motion-state-map (kbd "RET") 'evil-multiedit-toggle-or-restrict-region)

;; For moving between edit regions
(define-key evil-multiedit-state-map (kbd "C-n") 'evil-multiedit-next)
(define-key evil-multiedit-state-map (kbd "C-p") 'evil-multiedit-prev)
(define-key evil-multiedit-insert-state-map (kbd "C-n") 'evil-multiedit-next)
(define-key evil-multiedit-insert-state-map (kbd "C-p") 'evil-multiedit-prev)

;; Ex command that allows you to invoke evil-multiedit with a regular expression, e.g.
(evil-ex-define-cmd "ie[dit]" 'evil-multiedit-ex-match)
```

Once regions are highlighted, changes are mirrored across them all.

Many evil-mode motions/operators will have slightly different behavior while
evil-multiedit is active or the cursor is in an iedit region:

* `D`: clear the region
* `C`: clear to end-of-region and go into insert mode
* `A`: go into insert mode at end-of-region
* `I`: go into insert mode at start-of-region
* `V`: select the region
* `$`: go to end-of-region
* `0`/`^`: go to start-of-region
* `gg`/`G`: go to the first/last region

To disable these, set `evil-multiedit-dwim-motion-keys` to `nil` before loading
evil-multiedit.

NOTE: No need to bind a key for `evil-multiedit-abort`, pressing ESC
in normal mode will invoke it.

### Ex Command

`:iedit [REGEXP]` is available for invoking multiedit from the ex command line.

### Commands

* `evil-multiedit-restore`
* `evil-multiedit-match-all`
* `evil-multiedit-match-and-next`
* `evil-multiedit-match-and-prev`
* `evil-multiedit-match-symbol-and-next`
* `evil-multiedit-match-symbol-and-prev`
* `evil-multiedit-toggle-marker-here`
* `evil-multiedit-toggle-or-restrict-region`
* `evil-multiedit-next`
* `evil-multiedit-prev`
* `evil-multiedit-abort`
* `evil-multiedit-ex-match`

### Options

* `evil-multiedit-dwim-motion-keys` (default: `t`): If non-nil, evil's motion
  keys behave differently when the point is inside a multiedit region. Must be
  set before evil-multiedit is loaded.
* `evil-multiedit-ignore-indent-and-trailing` (default: `t`): If non-nil, skip
  over indentation and trailing whitespace when matching whitespace.
* `evil-multiedit-scope` (default `nil`): How far evil-multiedit should look for
  incremental matches (doesn't affect `evil-multiedit-match-all` or
  `evil-multiedit-ex-match`). Accepts anything that `bounds-of-thing-at-point`
  accepts, such as `'defun`, `'sexp`, `'email` or the default, `'buffer`.
* `evil-multiedit-smart-match-boundaries` (default `t`): If non-nil, multiedit
  will try to be smart about match boundaries when invoked from normal mode.
  E.g.
  + 'evil-multiedit-match' will not match 'evil-multiedit-match-all'
  + 'i' will only match 'i' and not every individual i in 'ignition'.
  * **NOTE:** If evil-multiedit is invoked from visual mode, this is ignored.
* `evil-multiedit-store-in-search-history` (default `nil`): If non-nil,
  highlighted occurrences are stored in `regexp-search-ring`, so that after
  exiting iedit `evil-search-next` and `evil-search-previous` (usually n and N)
  use the last occurrence as if it were the last string in the search history.
* `evil-multiedit-follow-matches` (default `nil`): If non-nil, the cursor will
  jump to each additional match, rather than remain in its original position.

### Co-existing with evil-mc

How the two plugins mingle is entirely personal preference. Mine is to bind
evil-multiedit to M-d/M-D, and evil-mc to a bunch of keys
prefixed with gz:

```emacs-lisp
;; evil-multiedit
:v  "R"     #'evil-multiedit-match-all
:n  "M-d"   #'evil-multiedit-match-symbol-and-next
:n  "M-D"   #'evil-multiedit-match-symbol-and-prev
:v  "M-d"   #'evil-multiedit-match-and-next
:v  "M-D"   #'evil-multiedit-match-and-prev
:nv "C-M-d" #'evil-multiedit-restore
(:after evil-multiedit
  (:map evil-multiedit-state-map
    "M-d" #'evil-multiedit-match-and-next
    "M-D" #'evil-multiedit-match-and-prev
    "RET" #'evil-multiedit-toggle-or-restrict-region)
  (:map (evil-multiedit-state-map evil-multiedit-insert-state-map)
    "C-n" #'evil-multiedit-next
    "C-p" #'evil-multiedit-prev))

;; evil-mc
(:prefix "gz"
  :nv "m" #'evil-mc-make-all-cursors
  :nv "u" #'evil-mc-undo-all-cursors
  :nv "z" #'+evil/mc-toggle-cursors
  :nv "c" #'+evil/mc-make-cursor-here
  :nv "n" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-next-cursor
  :nv "p" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-prev-cursor
  :nv "N" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-last-cursor
  :nv "P" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-first-cursor)
(:after evil-mc
  :map evil-mc-key-map
  :nv "C-n" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-next-cursor
  :nv "C-N" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-last-cursor
  :nv "C-p" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-prev-cursor
  :nv "C-P" #'evil-mc-make-and-goto-first-cursor)
```

You can find [my evil-mc/evil-multiedit config in my emacs.d](https://github.com/hlissner/.emacs.d/blob/master/modules/feature/evil/config.el#L285).

[emacs.d]: https://github.com/hlissner/.emacs.d
[evil-iedit-state]: https://github.com/syl20bnr/evil-iedit-state
[evil-mc]: https://github.com/gabesoft/evil-mc
[evil-mode]: https://bitbucket.org/lyro/evil/wiki/Home
[syl20bnr]: https://github.com/syl20bnr
[vim-multiedit]: https://github.com/hlissner/vim-multiedit

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In a must-win game, Milan played a very stale stalemate with the 17 th place Genoa. Most will argue that we drew because we played 65 minutes on ten men. However Milan took 17 shots with seven on goal, and still failed to convert. So it's not as if they didn't have their chances. But if we continue to play like this, our Champions League hopes will be all but dismissed.
VAR strikes when you least expect it
Fast forward to the event of the game: Leonardo Bonucci's sending off. In the 25th minute, as they were struggling in the box, suddenly Rosi was on the ground, clutching his face and bleeding. Giacomelli appeared to have not seen anything, and took his time to call for the VAR review. This is important to note because no foul would have been called without VAR. When the decision came to send Bonucci off with a straight red, the first straight red given after a VAR review in Serie A, a lot of people were shocked. No one more so than Bonucci, who contended that he was just struggling to shake off the opposition players, of which there were two at the time of the event. And from most of the angles, that looked to be believable.
However, from one angle, the elbow to the face looks quite intentional and very incriminating. If the Serie A disciplinary committee judges the foul to be "violent conduct," then Bonucci will be banned for two matches, including our match with his former club on Saturday. They could even give him a three match suspension if they chose to. But from what I saw, it would be most fair to give him one match, and I don't say that just as a Milan fan. Montella, who almost never talks about the refs, pointed out that there were penalties that should have been awarded after both Kalinic and Bonaventura were fouled. But those infractions were not subject to VAR review, and thus went unpunished. VAR is not being used consistently. And if it were, the games would be stopping a lot more frequently, and I don't know anyone who wants to see that. But thanks to Rosi getting bloodied to inspire the VAR review, our captain was dismissed.
His grinta will be missing if his injury is serious
The rest of the match was largely unremarkable, save for Milan being on ten men. Which was almost better in some ways. Montella had lined up a 3-4-2-1 which wasn't working on eleven men, and it seemed that there was a slight improvement initially on ten men. Montella wasa forced into using two subs early because of Bonucci's red and a heartbreaking potential injury to Bonaventura. So his final sub was Cutrone, who brought a few sparks to the pitch, but not enough of anything to get a goal.
Far more disconcerting than the red card or the inconsistency of VAR was Montella's cluelessness tactically. He has been dropping massive red flags that he has no idea what he's doing, while still being cocky and not taking responsibility for anything. Not a good combination. Meanwhile, management continue to drop hints that he's got to figure things out because he is running out of time. And yet after each match, they confirm him. Sound familiar? Yeah, I don't want to go down that road again. Losing morale is much easier than finding it, and we've already lost enough to seriously damage our chance at a top four spot. Regardless of positive words from management, it seems like sooner or later, Montella will be dismissed.
It's a good thing there's no VAR for his job
A match on ten men, our captain sent off, and our coach flailing like a fly in a bowl of hot soup… and yet if the players had simply been more clinical, this would be a very different conversation. So despite the VAR, the foul, and the manager under fire, this team still wouldn't have won this one. They simply don't have what it takes right now mentally or tactically. So Montella needs to sort out his job and quickly, lest he should be dismissed.
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Topic Applications
VMware's Horizon 6 faces uphill battle against Citrix XenApp
VMware is trying to usurp Citrix's throne with Horizon 6, but the suite faces some challenges, including Citrix's years of app remoting experience.
Jake O'Donnell, Site Editor
While industry watchers await the official arrival of VMware's Horizon 6, they wonder how badly the new products will hit Citrix's domination in the application remoting space -- if at all.
IT pros who have used VMware for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) will get Remote Desktop Session Hosting (RDSH) with Horizon 6, an area Citrix has dominated for nearly two decades.
But industry experts agree that VMware has a long way to go if it wants to catch Citrix XenApp in the RDSH space, especially because Horizon 6's published applications will be a first-version feature. But VMware has opportunities to fill gaps in Citrix's end-user computing (EUC) products, including XenApp and XenDesktop.
Having the new application delivery feature in Horizon 6 is going to take that to the next level.
Jon Howe,
systems architect, Parata Systems
With an opportunity there for the taking, companies such as Parata Systems, a pharmacy automation technology provider in Durham, N.C., have taken notice.
Many of Parata's 500 employees work in the field and use Apple iPads and laptops, so the ability to access key information and store it safely and within federal regulations are important to the company.
VMware's Horizon Workspace has been Parata's product of choice to help sales representatives access data from sources such as Salesforce.com on their iPads. The company recently conducted a beta test of Horizon 6 to rave reviews, according to Jon Howe, Parata's systems architect.
In the past, Parata used VMware ThinApp for application virtualization, but that tool doesn't work for everything, Howe said. Horizon 6 RDSH could change that.
"Horizon Workspace has been a game changer," he said. "Having the new application delivery feature in Horizon 6 is going to take that to the next level."
Howe used XenApp and XenDesktop in a previous position and believes VMware Horizon View's usability and management capabilities are much more favorable than Citrix's offerings. He found the creation of virtual desktop pools in Horizon View to be much easier and less time-consuming than XenDesktop.
"We want to consolidate our other systems into one and really drive everyone to use this unified workspace," he said.
Will Horizon 6 work for Citrix customers?
Not everyone is convinced VMware can bring XenApp customers on board. To move from XenApp to Horizon 6 would require a *forklift upgrade, according to Matt Kosht, an IT director at an Alaskan utility company.
"You're basically taking the old stuff and throwing it out the window," Kosht said. "If you've got to do a forklift, are you really going to gamble on VMware, with them [being] brand new to this space?"
The news that Horizon 6 RDSH won't include a built-in feature for profile management support may also dampen the view of some IT administrators considering a switch. Citrix provides that support with its User Profile Management tool in XenApp and XenDesktop.
Plus, Citrix has nearly two decades of RDSH experience under its belt, and it is unlikely VMware will hit all of Citrix's usability checkboxes right away, according to Gunnar Berger, research director at Gartner Inc.
"But if [VMware] can hit the major ones and make it simple, that's a big win for them," he said.
VMware's previous VDI products have been easier to deploy than competitors', and maintaining that advantage will be key in Horizon 6, Berger said.
"Someone with little to no experience can sit in front of [VMware's VDI offerings] and figure it out relatively quickly," he said. "So as they approach the [app remoting] market, that's something they absolutely must deliver on."
The differences between what VMware and Citrix will offer for RDSH and an overall EUC environment won't be entirely clear until Horizon 6 is generally available and administrators can put it to the test later this quarter. But VMware hopes to bait Citrix customers with some parts of Horizon 6. In fact, part of the allure for admins could be the option to run Horizon 6 alongside XenApp in the same environment.
"The intention of the XenApp compatibility in Horizon is obviously to entice Citrix customers," said Michael Cote, analyst with 451 Research, an IT analysis firm based in New York.
Horizon 6 Mac client could unlock Horizon 6's potential
VMware is also seizing an opportunity with its Mac client in Horizon 6, with an impressive demonstration of the product at the Horizon 6 launch earlier this month, according to Berger.
"[VMware] immediately built a Mac client that was superior to the competition, and I thought that was a wise move," he said.
That could be a key advantage, given the prevalence of consumerization and bring your own device in an increasingly mobile work environment. It makes app remoting potentially more important now than it was 15 years ago, Kosht said.
"[End users] don't want a whole desktop," he said. "They want one or two legacy line-of-business apps that the enterprise is running, and they want [them] on a device they pick. They don't want a whole Windows desktop, necessarily, because they don't need it."
While VMware's RDSH play is viewed as significant to the overall EUC landscape, it's still just one part of a bigger picture. Issues with VDI cost-efficiency make app remoting an important piece of the puzzle, but not a cure-all, according to Berger.
"It's important because you can just deliver the application to a remote device," he said. "But in the end, that application is still Windows, and [it's] still not going to be easy to use on a remote device like an iPad. … I see [Horizon 6 RDSH] mainly as a play that you've got to tell the whole story. VMware is now able to tell the full story."
VMware has said it expects some Citrix customers to come to its side, in part because of a potentially easier migration path to Horizon 6 than to the current versions of XenApp and XenDesktop. Meanwhile, Citrix stands by its years of RDSH experience and said it best understands the intricacies of publishing apps and the types of policies and controls the process requires.
*Editor's note: VMware Horizon 6 can run alongside XenApp, however, it is not recommended as a long term strategy. A clean move from one product to another would require the "forklift" upgrade.
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published applications
Don't confuse "complexity of Windows" with "complexity of Windows delivery". It's all complex!
Horizon 6 improvements tighten VDI market race
By: Eddie Lockhart
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Should I only submit recurrences which have occurred since April 2018?
I have recurrence for a patient but the original Tumour record is not in the Clinical Audit Platform (CAP). Should I submit it?
A patient had bowel cancer 10 years ago. How do I know if this is a new primary diagnosis or a recurrence?
COSD DateOfNonPrimaryCancerPathway (CR6500) refers to progressions and transformations as well as recurrences. Should we be including those too?
How is length of hospital stay defined?
Which patients are included in trust risk adjusted length of stay in the 2017 report?
Which patients are included in the estimate of 30-day emergency re-admissions in the 2018 Clinical Outcomes Publication?
Which patients are included in trust case ascertainment for 2018 Clinical Outcomes Publication?
Which patients are included in trust major resection rate for 2018 Clinical Outcomes Publication?
Which patients were included in trust number of cases for 2018 Clinical Outcomes Publication?


Stibnite, Idaho. This is the site of Midas Gold's Golden Meadows exploration project. The Canadian mining company had intended to dewater the East Fork of the South Fork of the Salmon River for up to 14 years and permanently fill in the valley with toxic mine waste piled 400' high.


There are many homes on the Louisville home market now that need a little more work than paint and carpet. Often these homes sell to investors as they have the funds needed to freshen and fix the homes. The investor then either rents the house or flips them for a quick profit to someone looking for a house in move-in ready condition. The average prospective homeowner feels lucky to have the funds for the down payment and closing costs. He may have a little extra money to freshen up the paint, but nothing very serious.
In the past, the prospective homeowner would try to get a second mortgage or a home equity line of credit (HELOC) to finance repairs and remodeling costs. Coordinating this with the initial mortgage holder could be a nightmare.
Now, there is a solution and involves getting one loan package with all the repair costs folded into the loan. The two most common are FHA 203k and HomePath Renovation financing.
FHA loans are very popular and they are known as 203b loans. In the Louisville, KY market, we see a high percentage of the homes are sold with the FHA guarantee for the mortgage company. They also have a little known counterpart known as a 203k mortgage; which allows for the renovation costs to be rolled into the loan. They have a version known as the "Streamlined" which is for the more basic renovations under $35,000 and the "Standard" where there is no cost ceiling.
Fannie Mae realized that they needed help in marketing their foreclosures and developed the "HomePath" financing as an incentive. Some of their properties needed more than cosmetic work and they developed the HomePath Renovation mortgage. You will see advertisement in most all of the Fannie Mae foreclosures stating that it is eligible for HomePath financing or if need be, HomePath Renovation. Only Fannie Mae properties are eligible for HomePath financing.
For more details, follow the links below for Renovation Loan Options.


Organic farming is based on the development of biological diversity and the maintenance and replenishment of soil fertility. Organic stewardship of the land fosters healthy soils, clean water and diverse, vibrant ecosystems. It relies on ecological processes, biodiversity and cycles adapted to local conditions, rather than the use of inputs with adverse effects.
Organic certification is an ongoing process that requires dedication. Getting certified means making a long-term commitment to the organic process and it can be time consuming. For example, did you know that in order to become certified organic you must comply years in advance in some cases? It's true. National Organic Program standards state that organic crops must be grown on land that has been free of prohibited pesticides, herbicides and synthetic fertilizers for three years proceeding growth.
A commercial producer of organic crops or livestock such as a farmer or livestock producer. A processor of organic foods, feed, fibers or textiles. A handler of organic products, for example a broker, packer, wholesaler or distributor. A retailer who specializes in organic products or organic food.
To receive a copy of the application and forms for organic certification contact our Chapter Administrator, Tammy Esser for more information. She can be reached at info@northeastwiorganic.com or by telephone at 920-250-5264.
Once your Organic Certification materials have been received, it will be reviewed for initial compliance to any and all regulations/programs for which you have applied to ensure capability of compliance. OCIA will then communicate the results of this Pre-Inspection review to the chapter administrator, who will then begin the next step, Inspection.
The next step in your Organic Certification Application is the Inspection. An inspection will be scheduled with a certified organic inspector. An authorized representative of your operation must be available to answer questions during the inspection. The inspection is conducted in order to ensure that your application information is truthful and accurate. Your inspector will need to see your operations and will want to verify that zero prohibited substances have come into contact with your product. Before the inspection ends, your inspector will conduct an exit-interview with you. During the exit interview, the inspector will inform you about concerns or problems and answer any questions you may have.
Once the organic inspection has taken place the inspector will write a report based on his or her findings. A copy of the inspection report will also be sent to you. The Certification Decision Team will review your file, complete with the application information and inspection report. This review verifies that your operation is in compliance with certification requirements.
If your operation is found to be in compliance, OCIA will send you a Certificate of Organic Certification. This certificate will list your certified products, as well as the specific certification program(s) that your products are certified under. A letter and checklist will accompany your certificate and will give guidance on what can be done to improve your organic operation, including any necessary deadlines for response to findings of Non-compliance. Annual update forms and inspections are required to maintain your organic certifications.


In addition to our regular plan administrative services, we offer group insurance benefits to our clients. We have group insurance options even for companies that have only one or two employees.
We have agreements with numerous life and health insurance companies in order to provide you with the most competitive quotes possible for your group life, health, disability and dental insurance needs.
We start with a census, your objectives and price considerations. We then enter the marketplace and obtain quotes from such premier companies such as Blue Cross, Tufts, Harvard, GE and Standard just to name a few.
In addition to the usual group benefits, we also market supplemental (voluntary) insurance plans, such as life and disability, through companies like Aflac, Unum Provident and Colonial Penn, for example.
In these cost conscious times, it is not always easy to pay 100% of fringe benefits for employees and many employers require employees to pay for part of their benefits. For those clients that pass through some of the cost to their employees, we are pleased to offer a Section 125 Plan. This would include a Plan Document, Summary Plan Description and Enrollment Forms. This type of plan would allow your employees to pay for their share of premiums on a pre-tax basis.
For those employers who wish to reduce their costs even more, we routinely investigate high deductible health plans for bigger savings.
In order for us to provide quotations to you, all we need is a copy of your current insurance bill and the home zip codes of each covered employee. Please make sure that you provide us with this information at least two months prior to your renewal date so that we will have enough time to obtain quotes and review them with you.
You may use the Group Benefits Census Form that is included in our document library.
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Georgia corn farmers to vote March 1-30
By Brad Haire for CAES News
Georgia farmers will be voting by mail March 1-30 in a referendum on whether to continue the Georgia Commodity Commission for Corn and the checkoff that funds corn research, promotion and education in the state.
Farmers who grow corn for grain are assessed 1 cent per bushel sold to fund the checkoff. It and the commission must be reconfirmed every three years.
Only Georgia farmers who grew corn in 2004 are eligible to vote. These growers planted 335,000 acres of corn last year and harvested an average 130 bushels per acre.
Brad Haire is the former news editor with the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
Brad Haire
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Q: Limitations of the dynamic type in C# Could you give me some reasons for limitations of the dynamic type in C#? I read about them in "Pro C# 2010 and the .NET 4 platform". Here is an excerpt (if quoting books is illegal here, tell me and I will remove the excerpt):

While a great many things can be
  defined using the dynamic keyword,
  there are some limitations regarding
  its usage. While they are not show
  stoppers, do know that a dynamic data
  item cannot make use of lambda
  expressions or C# anonymous methods
  when calling a method. For example,
  the following code will always result
  in errors, even if the target method
  does indeed take a delegate parameter
  which takes a string value and returns
  void.
dynamic a = GetDynamicObject();
// Error!  Methods on dynamic data can't use lambdas!
a.Method(arg => Console.WriteLine(arg));

To circumvent this restriction, you
  will need to work with the underlying
  delegate directly, using the
  techniques described in Chapter 11
  (anonymous methods and lambda
  expressions, etc). Another limitation
  is that a dynamic point of data cannot
  understand any extension methods (see
  Chapter 12). Unfortunately, this would
  also include any of the extension
  methods which come from the LINQ APIs.
  Therefore, a variable declared with
  the dynamic keyword has very limited
  use within LINQ to Objects and other
  LINQ technologies:
dynamic a = GetDynamicObject();
// Error!  Dynamic data can't find the Select() extension method!
var data = from d in a select d;

Thanks in advance.

A: Lambdas: I think that one reason for not supporting lambdas as parameters to dynamic objects is that the compiler wouldn't know whether to compile the lambda as a delegate or as an expression tree.
When you use a lambda, the compiler decides based on the type of the target parameter or variable. When it is Func<...> (or other delegate) it compiles the lambda as an executable delegate. When the target is Expression<...> it compiles lambda into an expression tree.
Now, when you have a dynamic type, you don't know whether the parameter is delegate or expression, so the compiler cannot decide what to do!
Extension methods: I think that the reason here is that finding extension methods at runtime would be quite difficult (and perhaps also inefficient). First of all, the runtime would need to know what namespaces were referenced using using. Then it would need to search all classes in all loaded assemblies, filter those that are accessible (by namespace) and then search those for extension methods...

A: Eric (and Tomas) says it well, but here is how I think of it.
This C# statement
a.Method(arg => Console.WriteLine(arg));

has no meaning without a lot of context.  Lambda expressions themselves have no types, rather they are convertible to delegate (or Expression) types.  So the only way to gather the meaning is to provide some context which forces the lambda to be converted to a specific delegate type.  That context is typically (as in this example) overload resolution; given the type of a, and the available overloads Method on that type (including extension members), we can possibly place some context that gives the lambda meaning.
Without that context to produce the meaning, you end up having to bundle up all kinds of information about the lambda in the hopes of somehow binding the unknowns at runtime.  (What IL could you possibly generate?)
In vast contrast, one you put a specific delegate type there,
a.Method(new Action<int>(arg => Console.WriteLine(arg)));

Kazam!  Things just got easy.  No matter what code is inside the lambda, we now know exactly what type it has, which means we can compile IL just as we would any method body (we now know, for example, which of the many overloads of Console.WriteLine we're calling).  And that code has one specific type (Action<int>), which means it is easy for the runtime binder to see if a has a Method that takes that type of argument.
In C#, a naked lambda is almost meaningless.  C# lambdas need static context to give them meaning and rule out ambiguities that arise from many possible coercisons and overloads.  A typical program provides this context with ease, but the dynamic case lacks this important context.

A: Tomas's conjectures are pretty good. His reasoning on extension methods is spot on. Basically, to make extension methods work we need the call site to at runtime somehow know what using directives were in force at compile time.  We simply did not have enough time or budget to develop a system whereby this information could be persisted into the call site.
For lambdas, the situation is actually more complex than the simple problem of determining whether the lambda is going to expression tree or delegate. Consider the following:
d.M(123)

where d is an expression of type dynamic. *What object should get passed at runtime as the argument to the call site "M"?  Clearly we box 123 and pass that. Then the overload resolution algorithm in the runtime binder looks at the runtime type of d and the compile-time type of the int 123 and works with that.
Now what if it was
d.M(x=>x.Foo())

Now what object should we pass as the argument? We have no way to represent "lambda method of one variable that calls an unknown function called Foo on whatever the type of x turns out to be".
Suppose we wanted to implement this feature: what would we have to implement? First, we'd need a way to represent an unbound lambda. Expression trees are by design only for representing lambdas where all types and methods are known. We'd need to invent a new kind of "untyped" expression tree. And then we'd need to implement all of the rules for lambda binding in the runtime binder.
Consider that last point. Lambdas can contain statements.  Implementing this feature requires that the runtime binder contain the entire semantic analyzer for every possible statement in C#.
That was orders of magnitude out of our budget. We'd still be working on C# 4 today if we'd wanted to implement that feature.
Unfortunately this means that LINQ doesn't work very well with dynamic, because LINQ of course uses untyped lambdas all over the place. Hopefully in some hypothetical future version of C# we will have a more fully-featured runtime binder and the ability to do homoiconic representations of unbound lambdas. But I wouldn't hold my breath waiting if I were you.
UPDATE: A comment asks for clarification on the point about the semantic analyzer.
Consider the following overloads:
class C {
  public void M(Func<IDisposable, int> f) { ... }
  public void M(Func<int, int> f) { ... }
  ...
}

and a call
d.M(x=> { using(x) { return 123; } });

Suppose d is of compile time type dynamic and runtime type C.  What must the runtime binder do?
The runtime binder must determine at runtime whether the expression x=>{...} is convertible to each of the delegate types in each of the overloads of M.
In order to do that, the runtime binder must be able to determine that the second overload is not applicable. If it were applicable then you could have an int as the argument to a using statement, but the argument to a using statement must be disposable.  That means that the runtime binder must know all the rules for the using statement and be able to correctly report whether any possible use of the using statement is legal or illegal.
Clearly that is not restricted to the using statement. The runtime binder must know all the rules for all of C# in order to determine whether a given statement lambda is convertible to a given delegate type.
We did not have time to write a runtime binder that was essentially an entire new C# compiler that generates DLR trees rather than IL.  By not allowing lambdas we only have to write a runtime binder that knows how to bind method calls, arithmetic expressions and a few other simple kinds of call sites.  Allowing lambdas makes the problem of runtime binding on the order of dozens or hundreds of times more expensive to implement, test and maintain.


You're shopping for a good mid-size crossover SUV. There are plenty on the market, and you want the confidence you've got it right when the time comes to make your choice. The Nissan Murano looks good… but how does it measure up to its comparable competitor, the Ford Edge? Both are fine vehicles—economical, spacious, and versatile. So how do you know which is the better pick?
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Ford boasts they make the toughest vehicles on the market, but the Edge falls short on this front. The Nissan Murano's 3.5L V6 engine churns out 260 horsepower, while the Ford Edge's 2.0L I-4 can only muster 245 horses. In an SUV, power does account for something, and the Murano's got the Edge beat when it comes to sheer muscle.
Fuel efficiency is one of the most important factors many buyers look for in their vehicles these days. If you want an economical ride, both the Nissan Murano and the Ford Edge are fine choices. They both offer comparable gas mileage in the city and on the highway, but where the Murano beats the Edge is in the size of the fuel tank. The Edge has a 68 litre tank, while the Murano holds 71 litres. Both vehicles may be burning fuel at roughly the same pace, but the Murano simply has more fuel to burn. You'll be filling up less often with Nissan Murano.
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Summary : In the field of eye care immediate attention is to be given for adequate availability of indigenously produced Vitamin-A. Indigenous production of better quality Intraocular lens (IOLs).
To tackle the problems of Cancer, it is essential to develop state level transfusion services network. Action should be taken to set up one Cobalt-60 unit per million population and Plasma phersis facilities at specialised centres.
Investment in R&D for availability of newer anti-epileptic drugs at lower costs and for generating indigenous technology for electromyelography, needs priority attention. ; Indigenous technological strengths for production of low cost rapid diagnostic kits are required to tackle cardiovascular disorders.
Indigenous production of consumables for dialysis and transplants is an important area identified for tackling renal diseases.; Replacing iodised salt with double fortified salt, and provision of prophylaxis for all eligible children, are emphasized in the area of Maternal & Child Health.
For managing diabetes, indigenous production of low-cost self monitoring kits and inexpensive human/newer types of insulin, are required.Monoclonal diagnostic aids for detecting TB, wider application of biological vector control for malaria, reliable barrier methods to minimise risks of accidental transmission of AIDS etc., are to be given priority for controlling infectious diseases. It is forecast that TB, AIDS, Vector-borne and diarrhoeal diseases are likely to be major ones in the future.


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Action demanded to tackle boy racers
Published: 8:00 AM June 29, 2009 Updated: 9:36 PM October 10, 2020
Action is being demanded to tackle the problem of speeding drivers on a main route through north Lowestoft.Police have already carried out operations to target speeders in Bentley Drive and a local councillor has called for other traffic-calming measures to be carried out.
Action is being demanded to tackle the problem of speeding drivers on a main route through north Lowestoft.
Police have already carried out operations to target speeders in Bentley Drive and a local councillor has called for other traffic-calming measures to be carried out.
John Fryers, who represents the St Margaret's ward on Waveney District Council, said: 'Bentley Drive was never designed to carry the weight of traffic it currently does and the way it meanders makes it a favourite for boy racers.
'I contacted the police about the speeding problem and they responded very quickly, putting on a high-visibility speed check using handheld radar guns.'
Proposals for a northern spine road to take traffic away from residential streets in north Lowestoft has been in the pipeline for some time, but it is not known when this will be built.
Mr Fryers added: 'Even if the northern spine road was completed, which would reduce the weight of traffic on Bentley Drive, I would suggest that with a clearer road, the boy racers may be tempted to drive at higher speeds. I will be pressing for traffic-calming measures along Bentley Drive before anyone is seriously injured.'
A police spokesman confirmed operations to target speeding motorists were ongoing.
A spokesman for Suffolk County Council said there were no plans to introduce traffic-calming measures, although new signs highlighting the 30mph limit were in the process of being put up. She added that a future northern spine road would reduce pressure on Bentley Drive.
Mr Fryers holds regular surgeries for residents of the St Margaret's ward on the third Tuesday of each month at the Hollingsworth Community Hall.


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54 Lower Fort Street, Millers Point NSW 2000
RENOVATED HOME IN MILLERS POINT!
Terrace - Millers Point NSW
Lower Fort Street
Set over three levels, this recently renovated terrace is a true city home with a scale and layout you will struggle to find anywhere else in Sydney city's 2000 postcode.
The locale – Steeped in history, the Millers Point area has a village atmosphere while bordering the CBD and with Observatory Hill Park, Dawes Point Park and Barangaroo Reserve all close-by there is plenty of outdoor space to enjoy
The master– The master-bedroom has an ensuite and is situated on its very own level of this city home, creating a private oasis. With views that expand across Sydney Harbour, reaching Milsons Point and beyond
The building – With the restaurants and cafes of The Rocks, Millers Point and the Walsh Bay foreshore only a short stroll away, this terrace style home is ideally located with quick and easy access through the Argyle Cut to the city
Bond – $5,400
Available – 8 May
View – Inspection times are by appointment, please call to arrange a time.
Parks close-by
Restaurants & cafes close-by
Wooden floorboards
Anthony Kannis
1 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000


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