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'use strict'

const test = require('tap').test
const { tmpdir } = require('os')
const { join } = require('path')
const { writeFile } = require('fs')
const { promisify } = require('util')
const initJob = require('../lib/init')
const helper = require('./helper')
const writef = promisify(writeFile)
const { hasWorkerSupport } = require('../lib/util')

test('run should return an error with invalid form options', async t => {
  const cases = [
    {
      name: 'invalid JSON',
      value: 'u',
      message: 'Invalid JSON or file where to get form data'
    },
    {
      name: 'non existing JSON file',
      value: 'nonexisting.json',
      message: 'Invalid JSON or file where to get form data'
    },
    {
      name: 'JSON options missing path key in file type',
      value: '{ "image": { "type": "file" }}',
      message: 'Missing key \'path\' in form object for key \'image\''
    },
    {
      name: 'JS Object missing path key in file type',
      value: { image: { type: 'file' } },
      message: 'Missing key \'path\' in form object for key \'image\''
    },
    {
      name: 'JSON options missing value in text type',
      value: '{ "image": { "type": "text" }}',
      message: 'Missing key \'value\' in form object for key \'image\''
    },
    {
      name: 'JS Object missing value in text type',
      value: { image: { type: 'text' } },
      message: 'Missing key \'value\' in form object for key \'image\''
    },
    {
      name: 'JSON options with not supported type',
      value: '{ "image": { "type": "random" }}',
      message: 'A \'type\' key with value \'text\' or \'file\' should be specified'
    },
    {
      name: 'JS Object with not supported type',
      value: { image: { type: 'random' } },
      message: 'A \'type\' key with value \'text\' or \'file\' should be specified'
    }
  ]

  const server = helper.startMultipartServer()
  t.teardown(() => server.close())

  for (const c of cases) {
    t.test(c.name, async t => {
      const [err] = await new Promise((resolve) => {
        initJob({
          url: 'http://localhost:' + server.address().port,
          connections: 1,
          amount: 1,
          form: c.value
        }, (err, res) => {
          resolve([err, res])
        })
      })
      await t.test('error', t => {
        t.not(null, err)
        t.equal(c.message, err.message, `mismatching error message ${err.message}`)
        t.end()
      })
    })
  }
})

test('run should take form options as a JSON string or a JS Object', async t => {
  const form = {
    image: {
      type: 'file',
      path: require.resolve('./j5.jpeg')
    },
    name: {
      type: 'text',
      value: 'j5'
    }
  }
  const string = JSON.stringify(form)
  const temp = tmpdir()
  const jsonFile = join(temp, 'multipart.json')

  await writef(jsonFile, string, 'utf8')

  const cases = [
    {
      name: 'from string',
      value: string
    },
    {
      name: 'from json file',
      value: jsonFile
    },
    {
      name: 'from JS Object',
      value: form
    }
  ]
  const allCases = [...cases, ...cases.map(c => ({ ...c, workers: true }))]

  for (const c of allCases) {
    t.test(c.name, { skip: c.workers && !hasWorkerSupport }, async t => {
      const server = helper.startMultipartServer(null, payload => {
        t.equal('j5', payload.name)
        t.equal('j5.jpeg', payload.image.filename)
      })
      t.teardown(() => server.close())
      const [err, res] = await new Promise((resolve) => {
        initJob({
          url: 'http://localhost:' + server.address().port,
          connections: 1,
          amount: 1,
          form: c.value,
          workers: c.workers ? 1 : undefined // use only one worker coz we're checking for 1 req
        }, (err, res) => {
          resolve([err, res])
        })
      })
      await t.test('result', t => {
        t.equal(null, err)
        t.equal(0, res.errors, 'result should not have errors')
        t.equal(1, res['2xx'], 'result status code should be 2xx')
        t.equal(0, res.non2xx, 'result status code should be 2xx')
        t.end()
      })
    })
  }
})

test('run should use a custom method if `options.method` is passed', t => {
  const server = helper.startMultipartServer(null, payload => {
    t.equal('j5', payload.name)
    t.equal('j5.jpeg', payload.image.filename)
  })
  t.teardown(() => server.close())

  const form = {
    image: {
      type: 'file',
      path: require.resolve('./j5.jpeg')
    },
    name: {
      type: 'text',
      value: 'j5'
    }
  }
  initJob({
    url: 'http://localhost:' + server.address().port,
    method: 'PUT',
    connections: 1,
    amount: 1,
    form
  }, (err, res) => {
    t.equal(null, err)
    t.equal(0, res.errors, 'result should not have errors')
    t.equal(1, res['2xx'], 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.equal(0, res.non2xx, 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.end()
  })
})

test('run should set filename', t => {
  const server = helper.startMultipartServer(null, payload => {
    t.equal('j5', payload.name)
    t.equal('j5.jpeg', payload.image.filename)
  })
  t.teardown(() => server.close())

  const form = {
    image: {
      type: 'file',
      path: require.resolve('./j5.jpeg')
    },
    name: {
      type: 'text',
      value: 'j5'
    }
  }
  initJob({
    url: 'http://localhost:' + server.address().port,
    method: 'POST',
    connections: 1,
    amount: 1,
    form
  }, (err, res) => {
    t.equal(null, err)
    t.equal(0, res.errors, 'result should not have errors')
    t.equal(1, res['2xx'], 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.equal(0, res.non2xx, 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.end()
  })
})

test('run should allow overriding filename', t => {
  const server = helper.startMultipartServer(null, payload => {
    t.equal('j5', payload.name)
    t.equal('testfilename.jpeg', payload.image.filename)
  })
  t.teardown(() => server.close())

  const form = {
    image: {
      type: 'file',
      path: require.resolve('./j5.jpeg'),
      options: {
        filename: 'testfilename.jpeg'
      }
    },
    name: {
      type: 'text',
      value: 'j5'
    }
  }
  initJob({
    url: 'http://localhost:' + server.address().port,
    method: 'POST',
    connections: 1,
    amount: 1,
    form
  }, (err, res) => {
    t.equal(null, err)
    t.equal(0, res.errors, 'result should not have errors')
    t.equal(1, res['2xx'], 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.equal(0, res.non2xx, 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.end()
  })
})

test('run should allow overriding filename with file path', t => {
  const server = helper.startMultipartServer({ preservePath: true }, payload => {
    t.equal('j5', payload.name)
    t.equal('some/path/testfilename.jpeg', payload.image.filename)
  })
  t.teardown(() => server.close())

  const form = {
    image: {
      type: 'file',
      path: require.resolve('./j5.jpeg'),
      options: {
        filepath: 'some/path/testfilename.jpeg'
      }
    },
    name: {
      type: 'text',
      value: 'j5'
    }
  }
  initJob({
    url: 'http://localhost:' + server.address().port,
    method: 'POST',
    connections: 1,
    amount: 1,
    form
  }, (err, res) => {
    t.equal(null, err)
    t.equal(0, res.errors, 'result should not have errors')
    t.equal(1, res['2xx'], 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.equal(0, res.non2xx, 'result status code should be 2xx')
    t.end()
  })
})

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Grip it...... grip it real good (or maybe not)!!!
How do you grip the club? Overlap? Interlock? 10 finger (all 10 fingers on the club)? Strong left hand? Strong right hand? Weak left hand? Weak right hand?
There are a number of ways to grip the golf club but which is the correct way and which is the wrong way?
Now I'm going to give you an answer that you might not like as it's something that you will never have heard before and goes against the grain of what almost every instruction book has ever delivered to you…………… it depends! In my experience I have seen players grip it 'text book' as per the standard instruction books and hit the ball left, right and with an incorrect wrist hinge. I have, on the other hand, seen some extra-ordinary hands on clubs that manage to do the job for that player. Don't get me wrong, I would advocate an orthodox grip on a player who has literally just started to play the game or has played just once or twice. If I was coaching a player who has played for 10 years for example and never had a lesson, the grip is something I would try and avoid if possible changing. Why? Because a player who has been playing for that length of time would find it very difficult to change the position of their hands as they are very used to the feeling of where their hands are positioned on the club, it's unconscious. The difficulty comes when changing the hands, the only point of contact with the golf club, becomes conscious and thus the player ends up 'fighting' in the short term to get a comfortable feeling on the grip, whether it be the correct way or not, leading to a steering of the clubface opening or closing it with the ball ending up left or right of target.
I remember teaching a gent who had the most un-orthodox grip I've ever seen. He was a right handed player and his left hand was as strong as possible (meaning positioned 'on top' and able to see all of the back of the left hand during set up) and his right hand was also strong (meaning right hand 'under' the grip, so if palm of the hand were to open, it would point to the sky). Now, usually when I see a grip like this, the instant reaction is to see the ball flying left as the clubface would close. However, the player told me on his first session his bad shot was to the right of target! Completely against the grain of what his grip was saying! I was fascinated to see how his clubface was looking during the swing and especially at the moment of truth, impact. As expected, the clubface at the top of the swing was closed (clubface pointing at the sky at the top). But, to my astonishment, his clubface returned to impact as near to square as possible almost every single shot, the ball starting on line or a touch to the right consistently.
Curious, I wanted to do a little experiment with the golfer. I asked him to put his hands in an orthodox position……. Able to see 3 knuckles on left hand and thumb on right hand pointing to right shoulder. Instantly, he hated it. Having played for 6 years with his very strongly positioned grip, he took an instant dislike to it. I tried to comfort him by giving him a John Jacobs quote….'don't worry where the ball goes, I'll take the blame'.
Well, the next 3 shots he hit went so far right of target with a 6 iron it was incredible, even missing the 80 yard wide driving range! That was enough evidence for me, I wasn't going to let him carry on hitting shots like that. He came to me to improve, not miss the driving range every time he hit a shot!
My point here is don't try and make the grip perfect. It doesn't need to be spot on to help you hit quality golf shots. It might need tinkering here and there and for that go and see a reputable professional to help you. Please don't try and change your grip because a magazine article says so!


In many ways, our Wood Shop is like any other: long work benches, the latest machinery, well-stocked orderly tool cupboards and our sixteen-strong team applying the very best traditional joinery skills. What makes our Wood Shop different is the output. Traditional skills? Yes. Traditional projects? No.
Our wood shop team are an adaptable lot, turning their skills to the kind of variety rarely seen in other companies. Recently, they've worked on bespoke structures for a large event on the beach in Cannes; 500 roof panels for an architect-designed pavilion, each one with a different geometry; a large, high-end exhibition at the Design Museum and a bespoke sculpture for an artist exhibiting at the Venice Biennale. Their work veers from large volume production runs to bespoke one-offs.
However unusual the making, the skills remain the same and our Wood Shop deliver sharp, clever joinery. They're a versatile, agile team, often working alongside our many other departments on multi-disciplinary projects seen across the world.
Here's Wood Shop Supervisor, Adam Fishwick, to tell you more.
For a further idea of what our Wood Shop team can achieve, take a look at the projects below.


The Met Gala is probably one of my favorite events of the year. The fashion is so incredible and it is always a who's who of Hollywood. This year was my absolute favorite! The old Hollywood glam was top notch and all the pops of pink and red were gorgeous. The makeup and jewels on some of these ladies was AMAZING! For a fashion lover like me this was some serious eye candy. Here are some of my absolute favorite looks of the night!
OMG! Just read her article in Vogue and I am even more obsessed with her! Dying over this look!
I just can't even handle how perfect they are! EHRMEGOD!


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Police announce killing of 11 alleged militants in Arish - Daily News Egypt
Egypt Police announce killing of 11 alleged militants in Arish
Police announce killing of 11 alleged militants in Arish
Sinai operation represents commitment to human rights, opposing critical reports about conditions of civilians in peninsula, says State Information Service
Adham Youssef July 11, 2018 Be the first to comment
Police forces from the Ministry of Interior killed on Wednesday 11 alleged militants described as "terrorists" in an exchange of fire near Al-Arish, in North Sinai, as reported by state-owned news agency MENA.
The agency cited a security source saying that the police troops were on the way to attack the militants' den. The source added that the weapons and explosives were confiscated.
The armed forces usually helm operations in North Sinai, but in some cases, police forces engage in the fight against militants.
On Wednesday the State information Service (SIS) said in a statement that the ongoing Sinai 2018 operation "sets an example for the state's onerous duty to combat terrorism and its commitment to human rights." The state-run organisation cited a legal study, titled "Human rights and the countering of terrorist groups" written judge Adel Maged, the deputy chief justice of the Court of Cassation.
The study also asserted the "armed forces' respect for the rules of engagement within the course of combat operations, in line with international conventions and the UN General Assembly's resolutions."
The report came after the Human Rights Watch issued a report, where it stated that the Egyptian army expanded widespread destruction of homes, commercial buildings, and farms in the governorate of North Sinai, since the beginning of the extensive military operation Sinai 2018 on 9 February.
Topics: Arish militants police
https://wwww.dailynewssegypt.com/2018/07/11/police-announce-killing-of-11-alleged-militants-in-arish/
14 alleged militants killed in Arish: interior ministry
Operations in Sinai continue, 13 militants reportedly killed
Three alleged militants were killed in Central, North Sinai
Police announces killing of four alleged militants in Al-Arish
Operations in Sinai continue, 2 conscripts killed
21 alleged militants killed in a new operation for armed forces in Sinai
Terrorism remains key threat in Middle East, North Africa, sub-Saharan Africa
Egypt extends state of emergency for three months
Security forces thwart terror attack on military camp in central Sinai
7 militants killed in past two weeks of intensive operation Sinai 2018

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The fish rises from the head up or rots from the head down.
Sales effectiveness is often un-seen and hidden by sales productivity and sales teams making sales in spite of what they are doing not because of what they are doing.
Sales force effectiveness starts at the top. All to often, when we engage with a client the Sales Strategy is not well defined and usually what is defined has inherent conflict within the strategy. This lack of strait line strategy causes for Sales Effectiveness. Strategy should dictate decisions when at a cross roads or under crisis. Of course when there is no strategy or ineffective strategy the decisions down line are impacted and slow progress towards the overall goal.
We also identify the effectiveness of these skills by looking at sales performance factors. For example if you have a Sales Manager that has strong Accountability skills but the team continues to make excuses for lack of results and they lack follow through and execution on your CRM and Pipeline management systems, the sales manager is not effective even though he/she has the skills.
For example if the VP or Director skills are low in Motivation but the entire team is strong with personal desire and have strong commitment and strong personal goals the team is Motivated in spite of the VP or Directors skills.
Worth repeating: Sales effectiveness is often un-seen and hidden by sales productivity and sales teams making sales in spite of what they are doing not because of what they are doing.
Lack of sales effectiveness doesn't often show up until there is a crisis, a down turn in sales, new competition or growth initiatives.


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King v. Burwell
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https://www.britannica.com/topic/King-v-Burwell
Cornell University Law School - Legal Information Institute - King v. Burwell
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Federation of American Scientists - Timeline Related to Health Insurance and Exchange Rules: Backdrop to King v. Burwell
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King v. Burwell, legal case in which the U.S. Supreme Court on June 25, 2015, held (6–3) that consumers who purchase health insurance on an exchange (marketplace) run by the federal government under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA; commonly ACA) are eligible for subsidies in the form of advanced tax credits (generally paid directly to insurers), despite a provision of the ACA that ostensibly authorized tax credits only for consumers using state-run exchanges. In so ruling, the Court affirmed a decision of a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, which had held (3–0) in July 2014 that, because the relevant text of the ACA was ambiguous, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) had not exceeded its authority under the ACA by issuing a rule to implement tax credits for insurance purchased on either a state or a federal exchange. On the same day that the Fourth Circuit issued its decision, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, in Halbig v. Burwell, reached the opposite conclusion, finding (2–1) that the ACA "unambiguously restricts the…subsidy to insurance purchased on Exchanges 'established by the State.' " The D.C. Circuit's decision, however, was vacated when that court agreed to hold an en banc hearing of the case (before all judges of the court) in December. (That hearing did not take place, however, as the en banc court agreed on November 12 to hold Halbig "in abeyance pending disposition by the Supreme Court of King v. Burwell.") Meanwhile, the appellants in King v. Burwell, having decided not to seek an en banc hearing, filed a writ of certiorari (petition for review) with the United States Supreme Court, which was granted on November 7, 2014, despite the fact that there was technically no disagreement between the two appellate courts on the central issue. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case on March 4, 2015.
Unlike the Affordable Care Act cases, which the Supreme Court decided in 2012, King v. Burwell was not a constitutional test of the ACA. The question presented was rather one of legislative interpretation: Did the relevant provisions of the ACA (Sections 1311, 1321, and 1401) permit the IRS to issue tax credits to consumers who purchased insurance on the federal exchange, or were the credits to be extended only to those who used the state exchanges? The answer to that question was momentous, for on it depended the viability of the system of health-insurance financing established by the law. That system incorporated three basic elements: (1) insurance companies were prohibited from denying coverage to persons with preexisting conditions or charging them higher premiums than those paid by healthier customers in the same age groups; (2) most Americans would be required to have health insurance by January 1, 2014, or pay a tax penalty (the "individual mandate"); and (3) subsidies in the form of advanced tax credits would be provided by the federal government to lower the premiums of persons who did not have health insurance through their employers and could not afford to buy it themselves. The expected increase in the number of relatively healthy insured persons would compensate insurance companies for the costs of covering people with preexisting conditions, and the individual mandate and tax credits would ensure that the pool of relatively healthy insured persons was large enough for that purpose. At the time of the Fourth Circuit's decision, however, only 13 states and the District of Columbia had established their own exchanges. In the remaining states, those seeking health insurance relied on the federal exchange. During the ACA's first enrollment period in 2013–14, some eight million previously uninsured people obtained private health insurance. Of those, about 5.4 million used the federal exchange. Among the latter group, most could not have afforded to buy insurance without the tax credits. Consequently, had the Supreme Court ruled in King that the IRS did not have authority under the ACA to issue tax credits for insurance purchased on the federal exchange, millions of people would have lost their health insurance, and the pool of relatively healthy insured persons would have shrunk to such an extent that insurance companies would have been forced to increase premiums, which would in turn have further shrunk the pool of relatively healthy insured persons, leading to additional premium increases, and so on (the so-called "death spiral"). In King, therefore, the Supreme Court had the power to destroy the ACA, not by declaring it unconstitutional but by making it impossible to implement.
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In the provisions at the centre of the case, the ACA declared that "each State shall, not later than January 1, 2014, establish an American Health Benefit Exchange" (1311[b]); that states may "elect" to establish an exchange (1321[b]); that, for states that fail to establish an exchange or elect not to do so, "the Secretary [of Health and Human Services] shall…operate such Exchange within the State" (1321[c]); that the "premium assistance credit amount" is equal to "the sum of the premium assistance amounts" for all "coverage months…during the taxable year" (1401[a]); and that the premium assistance amount for any coverage month is equal to the monthly premium of "qualified health plans" that "were enrolled in through an Exchange established by the State under [Section] 1311 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act" (1401[a]). The plaintiffs in King, citing in particular the phrase "Exchange established by the State," argued that the IRS was not empowered to issue tax credits for health insurance purchased on the federal exchange, because the ACA defined the amount of such credits only for state exchanges, not for the federal one. The government argued in response that the phrase "the Secretary shall…operate such Exchange within the State" implied that the federal exchange was effectively a stand-in for state exchanges in states that could not or would not establish exchanges of their own. In such states, therefore, the federal exchange counted as an "Exchange established by the State." The government further argued that the plaintiffs' interpretation of Section 1321(c) was implausible because it was unsupported in the legislative history of the ACA and because it would defeat the basic purpose of the law, which was to provide affordable health insurance to all Americans.
In its ruling, the Fourth Circuit panel found that "the statute is ambiguous and subject to at least two different interpretations." Citing the Supreme Court's decision in Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. (1984), however, the panel concluded that it was obliged to defer to the IRS's interpretation of the relevant provisions (to extend "Chevron deference"), because that reading constituted, in Chevron's words, a "permissible construction of the statute."
In affirming the Fourth Circuit's decision, the Supreme Court agreed that the term "Exchange established by the State" was ambiguous but did not rely on Chevron deference to uphold the IRS's interpretation. Instead, it argued that "the statutory scheme compels us to reject" the narrower reading "because it would destabilize the individual insurance market in any State with a Federal Exchange, and likely create the very 'death spirals' that Congress designed the Act to avoid."


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John Oliver, Humor, and the Problems In Science
The Progressives Were Racists Who Loved Eugenics
Attach the prefix "bio" to any social science discipline and one of the first criticisms launched at you will be that you are inviting back eugenics. I've listened to this a thousand times and have grown weary of the lack of actual knowledge about the advent of eugenics.
If you receive a standard education in the social sciences or humanities, you will listen to some progressive professor hail the original progressives. President Wilson, Upton Sinclair, and the other names etched into history are cherished symbols of progressive ideology because they cared about people and wanted to use government to make the lives of the poor better.
Of course, nobody is perfect--especially the progressives.
According to Thomas Leonard in his new book:
"Progressives did not work in factories. They inspected them. Progressives did not drink in salons. They tried to shudder them. The bold women who chose to live among the immigrant poor and city slums called themselves settlers, not neighbors. Even when progressives idealized workers, they tended to patronize them. Romanticizing a brotherhood that they would never consider joining."
And in a recent interview:
And across American society, eugenics was popular. It was popular among the new experimental biologists that we now called geneticist. It was certainly popular among the new social scientists, the economists and others who were staffing the bureaus at the administrative state and sitting in chairs in the university. And it was popular among politicians too. There were many journals of eugenics. There were many eugenics societies. They had international and national conferences. Hundreds probably thousands of scholars were happy to call themselves eugenicists and to advocate for eugenic policies of various kinds. There's a book published in I think around 1924 by Sam Holmes who was a Berkeley zoologist and there's like 6000 or 7000 titles on eugenics in the bibliography.
The progressives were also imperialists, they embraced the use of coercive governmental power, and they were RACIST to the core.
Yet on college campuses across the US, progressives are idealized and the progressive movement embraced despite its historical abuses, despite the TERRIBLE and TRAGIC consequences attributed to progressive ideology, and despite the fact that these folks were often not very nice people.
You can find Professor Leonard's excellent book here:
http://press.princeton.edu/titles/10572.html
And his recent interview here: _
I Wonder if Condi Rice Matters?
Is There Anything Good about BLM?
I want to ask a serious question, even though asking it invites criticism. Is the Black Lives Movement moral? On its face, at least, many can agree that calling attention to unwarranted police violence and unnecessarily hostile treatment by the cops is responsible. We can even agree that any group can petition government to air their grievances and that groups have a right to assemble, to protest, and to attempt to convert others to their side. None of this is at issue here.
But what if the movement's claims lack empirical confirmation? What if the movement causes violence, engages in harassment of others, and seeks to silence dissent? What if that movement causes, even unintentionally, more harm? Can we say that the movement is moral?
Now, I can hear some of the criticisms already: BLM is composed of a diverse group of people and you cannot stereotype all; the issue is moral, even if the tactics employed by some are illegal; and their standby......you are a racists for even asking.
Take a look, however, at the harm caused by BLM and how they use threats and intimidation to achieve silencing their critics. Is this "right" behavior? Look at the hateful and often racist rhetoric employed by many in the BLM crowd. Are hate and racism no less damaging to them than to anyone else? And look at their claims--claims that are backed by fury but that are often empty of substance.
So, I'm inclined to see BLM as movement that is largely immoral even if it contains individuals who are moral. I'm inclined to view their general claims as largely hollow even if the occasional case supports their view. And I see more and more how their rhetoric and their actions are brining harm to people.
Here is another example of their awful rhetoric and their efforts to suppress dissent: _
Reporting Results
A recent study in Public Opinion Quarterly went viral, making its way around the news cycle, the blogosphere, and progressive interest groups.
The study reported that skin tone/color, associated with a picture of President Obama, correlated with some ugly sentiments. Proof positive, many on the left would argue, of implicit and explicit racism.
A psychologist, L.J. Zigerell, however, did us the service of checking the original authors' results. He was able to replicate their reported results but also found that researchers reported only 2 of 16,369 potential combination. He posted this finding on his website and on Twitter.
The authors' of the study responded to these criticisms and a civil discussion occurred. You can read everything here: http://www.ljzigerell.com/?p=3622 _
Read the comments for yourself and evaluate the various positions. They each make valid points.
While it is obviously concerning that multiple testing can produce the types of findings reported by the authors (a problem endemic in the social sciences), a focus on this issue alone misses at least two broader points.
First, studies are too easily embraced when they confirm our worldview. Those on the left love it when a study shows discrimination or when a study shows that conservatives are inferior. I would say that conservatives love it when studies are produced that show liberals to be inferior but.......few liberals are going to do those studies. Nonetheless, conservatives, too, have their favorite issues and often too readily accept some studies as gospel.
Second, and less appreciated, is how the internet is now allowing for increased vetting of studies. I've read outstanding critical reviews of studies that were published in top journals by people not formally trained in those fields. Indeed, if you can cut through the swamp of crap that is out there, you can find some very intelligent bloggers who are now holding scientists to account. In a way this practice takes science out of the dark and closeted corners of academia and exposes it to the sunshine of open debate. While some internet scholars abuse this process, others make important contributions.
I have to say that since I've been on Twitter I've had more honest, candid, and insight discussions about research than I have had in several years. It is the one place where you can see an idea get vetted, discussed, and scrutinized without concern for academic standing.
Bias Response Teams
Anyone who studies government and the use of governmental power understands that what comes around, goes around. When you create a system to control people, that system will eventually be corrupted (see Title IX) or it will eventually be used to control you. It's almost guaranteed.
So it is with our universities, too. The mad rush to quash anything deemed offensive required the creation of system to document and investigate allegations of bias. Enter the "bias response team." Just like a police SWAT team, BRT's jump into action when someone complains about something....anything.....no matter how frivolous.
With this system in place you can bet your backside that we will see more and more claims of victimization and more and more calls to STOP THE BIAS.
The pessimist in me sees this as nothing short of catastrophic. The BRT at the University of Oregon, for example, investigated a host of allegations--ranging from words that were uttered in a classroom to pictures of women in bikini's.
Bias....... it can be found everywhere and anywhere. In short order I'm sure BRT's will be called on to eliminate grades. Wait, wait, wait. I found out that my university already has a committee that looks into grades. When a professor issues "too many" W's/F's/D's, the committee kicks into action to make sure the professor is doing everything possible to be fair. As I found out this term, students are now very much aware of this committee and have no problem complaining about the "unfairness" of their grade.
Anyway, expect it to happen because it is only a matter of time.
Never, ever, underestimate the will of the social justice crowd to gain and to exercise power. Never. They want it, desire it, and will do anything to get it. And once they have it, they will turn that power to regulate the groups they don't like and to make sure that students are indoctrinated to their cause.
But fear not. If you survive the purge take solace in the fact that the apparatus of power they built will inevitably be used against them. As innumerable cases this past year have shown, there is nothing that satiates their thirst to control. They will turn on each other with a vengeance and the system will crumble. The only issue is how many careers will be ended between now and then and how many students will be converted into their grievance culture.
Read about it here: _
The Ferguson Effect is Real....Said a Criminologist Who Said it Wasn't
I want to give props to Professor Rick Rosenfeld. Professor Rosenfeld, you may remember, was the author of a report that questioned the empirical veracity of the alleged Ferguson Effect. That report was used by the policy committee of the ASC to justify marshaling resources against Heather MacDonald--the conservative writer who has argued in favor the Ferguson effect.
In a recent interview, however, Professor Rosenfeld stated that, on further review, the data showed some support for the effect. Props, props, props.
To be clear, I'm not saying this because I agree with his views. Instead, I believe it is critically important for scholars to CHANGE THEIR MINDS when the data show earlier conclusions were wrong or were not clearly understood. Many scholars are simply afraid to show the intellectual struggle that occurs when serious minds attempt to tackle, in an honest way, complex problems.
You can read the article here: _
The Assault on The Police
Everyone knows that Chicago has a serious problem with violent crime.....a very serious problem. Each weekend dozens and sometimes over 100 people are shot. The violence is utterly amazing.
Of course, Chicago has a policing problem too. Well, let me specify that statement. The Chicago police ARE the problem--that is, if you believe Rahm Emanual, the ACLU, BLM, and the rest of the left-wing establishment.
If you follow Chicago crime and politics you will know that Illinois generally and Chicago specifically has taken some really stupid steps to solve problems unrelated to crime. One of these stupid steps was to implement a 2-page "contact" card that officers have to complete each and every time they conduct a street stop. These contact cards are then submitted to the ACLU for evaluation.
The ACLU has a mixed history of protecting the rights of citizens. Sometimes they take on cases and issues that need their services but sometimes they take on situations where their ideology interferes with reasonable policing efforts. Clearly, Chicago PD has some issues but the efforts of these groups has seriously hampered the ability and will of the police to serve their communities. The results were predictable: street stops have declined by 90 percent and drug arrests have plummeted.
The unfortunate byproduct of the hyper-charged political atmosphere is that the only people who benefit are the political ideologues and the thugs.
For an excellent and insightful discussion on the internal politics, watch these videos. Fascinating and disturbing.
With all the talk about codes of ethics, Obama, and Trump, I thought the following article was interesting. The core thrust of the brief publication is that power should be used sparingly because, eventually, it will be used on you.
The lead quote, taken from the work of Chief Justice John Marshall in 1804, sums up nicely the general quandary we often find ourselves in:
"So true is it that men close their eyes on encroachments committed by that party to which they are attached, in the delusive hope that power, in such hands, will always be wielded against their adversaries, never against themselves."
The author goes on to say:
"Liberty works the same for you as it does for me. When you limit your neighbor's freedom in the name of "justice" or "fairness," you're signing the death warrant on your own."
Fantastic Lies
ESPN just published a documentary called "Fantastic Lies." The documentary is about the horrible happenings at Duke University when a black stripper accused a group of white, male lacrosse players of rape. Many in academia are familiar with the story.....or at least most of the story.....and most wish it would go away.
I, however, think the Duke case should serve as an important warning. People on the outside of academia do not fully grasp how political academics are, especially those in the (fill in the blank) studies programs. They don't understand that most academics will not confront injustice that occurs under their roof, and they don't understand how a radicalized environment makes possible seemingly unfathomable decisions possible. This documentary will shed some light here.......and it is not pretty.
This documentary will give you some insight into campus politics, into the campus groups who led the charge to destroy these young men, and into the immoral and illegal conduct of a prosecutor.
The coach of the team lost his job at Duke.
The team, which was set to win a national championship, was destroyed.
The young men involved had their lives and futures turned upside down.
The media fueled a lynch mob--a mob that included many professors.
The prosecutor would eventually go to jail and be disbarred.
The stripper who made the false allegation would go on to murder someone and is now locked away.
Of course the professors who capitalized on this horrible situation, who fanned the flames of anger that helped to create this injustice,......well.....nothing happened to them. They went back to work peddling their prose and secure in the knowledge that they can destroy lives under the guise of academic freedom. It seems you can lead the revolt and walk the guy to the firing squad but in the end avoid any moral responsibility.
Oh, the President of Duke recently said his conscious was clear over how he handled the Duke lacrosse team. Watch the documentary.............make up your own mind. Would your conscious be clear?


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package scala.collection.immutable

import scala.collection.{IterableFactory, IterableFactoryDefaults}

/** A trait for collections that are guaranteed immutable.
  *
  * @tparam A the element type of the collection
  *
  * @define coll immutable collection
  * @define Coll `immutable.Iterable`
  */
trait Iterable[+A] extends collection.Iterable[A]
                      with collection.IterableOps[A, Iterable, Iterable[A]]
                      with IterableFactoryDefaults[A, Iterable] {

  override def iterableFactory: IterableFactory[Iterable] = Iterable
}

@SerialVersionUID(3L)
object Iterable extends IterableFactory.Delegate[Iterable](List) {
  override def from[E](it: IterableOnce[E]): Iterable[E] = it match {
    case iterable: Iterable[E] => iterable
    case _ => super.from(it)
  }
}


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WHO's Ryan sees progressive control of COVID-19 in 2021, cautions on Christmas
"We need to be absolutely aware that we need to reduce the chance that we could infect someone else in just organising households carefully around the Christmas festivities," said WHO's emergency expert.
By: Reuters | Dublin | Updated: November 27, 2020 11:56:48 am
Dr Soumya Swaminathan, chief scientist at the World Health Organisation, said a vaccine against Covid-19 should be ready by the second quarter of next year. (Representational Image)
The World Health Organization's top emergency expert said on Thursday the introduction of a COVID-19 vaccine should allow the world to gain progressive control over the disease next year.
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Q: How to upload file on server using php Im using php code to upload a file.
The problem is i can only code it to upload file on my local host.
How do I code the target directory that can upload file in server using info such as localhost, name, password etc.

A: You are looking for a remote file transfer such as ftp.
Taken from the PHP manual:
<?php
$ftp_server="";
$ftp_user_name="";
$ftp_user_pass="";
$file = "";//tobe uploaded
$remote_file = "";

// set up basic connection
$conn_id = ftp_connect($ftp_server);

// login with username and password
$login_result = ftp_login($conn_id, $ftp_user_name, $ftp_user_pass);

// upload a file
if (ftp_put($conn_id, $remote_file, $file, FTP_ASCII)) {
    echo "successfully uploaded $file\n";
    exit;
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Q: Displaying info an array of arrays from an API as a table I am trying to convert the result I get from an api request, which looks something like this(an array of arrays) into a table:
request result:
[(
    "LEC 001",
    "10:00",
    "11:20",
    PHY,
    150,
    "Tompkins,Dave"
), (
    "LEC 002",
    "10:00",
    "11:20",
    PHY,
    235,
    "Holtby,Daniel James"
), (
    "LEC 003",
    "11:30",
    "12:50",
    MC,
    4045,
    "Akinyemi,John Akinlabi"
), (
    "LEC 004",
    "11:30",
    "12:50",
    MC,
    2038,
    "Roegiest,Adam Micheal"
), (
    "LEC 005",
    "13:00",
    "14:20",
    RCH,
    307,
    "Tompkins,Dave"
), (
    "LEC 006",
    "13:00",
    "14:20",
    DWE,
    3522,
    "Istead,Lesley Ann"
), (
    "LEC 007",
    "14:30",
    "15:50",
    DWE,
    3522,
    "Istead,Lesley Ann"
), (
    "LEC 008",
    "14:30",
    "15:50",
    MC,
    1056,
    "Holtby,Daniel James"
), (
    "LEC 009",
    "16:00",
    "17:20",
    MC,
    2034,
    "Akinyemi,John Akinlabi"
), (
    "LEC 010",
    "16:00",
    "17:20",
    MC,
    2035,
    "Roegiest,Adam Micheal"
), (
    "LEC 011",
    "08:30",
    "09:50",
    MC,
    4020,
    "Heinle,Albert"
)]

This is how I imagine the table to look like

A:
1) First i parsed your data it was in tuple

You can Refer this article if you want to know more how to get value from tuple
http://www.codingexplorer.com/tuples-in-swift-create-read-and-return/
Here is the output

2) i implemented in the table view

//
//  ViewController.swift
//  test tableview
//
//  Created by O-mkar on 30/12/15.
//  Copyright © 2015 test. All rights reserved.
//

import UIKit

class ViewController: UITableViewController {

    let testArray = [(
        "LEC 001",
        "10:00",
        "11:20",
        "PHY,150",
        "Tompkins,Dave"
        ), (
            "LEC 002",
            "10:00",
            "11:20",
            "PHY,235",
            "Holtby,Daniel James"
        ), (
            "LEC 003",
            "11:30",
            "12:50",
            "MC,4045",
            "Akinyemi,John Akinlabi"
        ), (
            "LEC 004",
            "11:30",
            "12:50",
            "MC,2038",
            "Roegiest,Adam Micheal"
        ), (
            "LEC 005",
            "13:00",
            "14:20",
            "RCH,307",
            "Tompkins,Dave"
        ), (
            "LEC 006",
            "13:00",
            "14:20",
            "DWE,3522",
            "Istead,Lesley Ann"
        ), (
            "LEC 007",
            "14:30",
            "15:50",
            "DWE,3522",
            "Istead,Lesley Ann"
        ), (
            "LEC 008",
            "14:30",
            "15:50",
            "MC,1056",
            "Holtby,Daniel James"
        ), (
            "LEC 009",
            "16:00",
            "17:20",
            "MC,2034",
            "Akinyemi,John Akinlabi"
        ), (
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            "MC,2035",
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    override func tableView(tableView: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection section: Int) -> Int
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        let myCell:UITableViewCell=tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier("prototype", forIndexPath: indexPath)

        myCell.textLabel?.text = "\(testArray[indexPath.row].0) | \(testArray[indexPath.row].1) | \(testArray[indexPath.row].2) | \(testArray[indexPath.row].3) | \(testArray[indexPath.row].4) "

        return myCell

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A: Just one approach of many:
In Swift there's a flatten method defined for arrays. flatten "flattens" an array of arrays into an array:
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3 Founders of Nonprofits to Learn From
by Adelina Benson | January 14, 2019
Are you looking for some inspiration? You are at the right place. Here are some of the most inspiring nonprofit founders and some lessons you can learn from them:
Larsen Jay
CEO, Random Acts of Flowers
Larsen Jay's story started when he experienced a near-fatal accident and had to go through several surgeries before he could be back on his feet. He had a rocky recovery and many challenges to face. However, he found solace and inspiration in floral arrangements that he received while he was in the hospital. While he was recovering, he observed that other patients weren't fortunate enough to get those beautiful flowers that helped him heal so much.
So, he didn't mope around and he started repurposing his bouquets to create arrangements he could give to other patients in order to provide encouragement and emotional support. Right then and there, Random Acts of Flowers, his nonprofit company was born.
Today, he has a nonprofit that still has the same values. He is repurposing flowers to create bouquets that he can then give to people in hospitals, looking for recovery and support. Flowers are a scientifically proven aid to ill people.
Adrian Nazari
CEO of Credit Sesame
Adrian Nazari is a founder and CEO of Credit Sesame, a nonprofit which helps their users manage their finances and learn more about saving and making money. He is a pioneer in liabilities management and an expert who has appeared on many respected publications and news channels like CBS and ABC as well as being a key speaker at Money 2020, a financial services innovation event. Before he founded Credit Sesame, he founded Financial Crossing and Financial Circuit which developed liability solutions for banks and other institutions.
"He is a truly amazing person, strongly focused helping people with finances because he is aware of just how confusing it can be. Just because finances and finance management is so crucial, he insists on helping people who are not aware of this or able to manage their own finances," says Jonas Graham, a Senior Marketer 1Day 2Write and Brit Student.
Doniece Sandoval
Founder and CEO, Lava Mae
"Doniece decided to tackle an overwhelming issue that not all people are ready to deal with. Homelessness. However, she took on an interesting aspect of homelessness: how the lack of hygiene hurts human dignity," says Sarah Jenkins, a Tech writer at Write My X.
She founded Lava Mae in 2013. Ever since then she started converting busses into fully functional bathrooms with showers and toilets. These busses are fully mobile and they help people clean themselves up. Her company is in San Francisco and she has helped more than 4,000 people who have taken more than 20,000 showers in her busses. However, her company has an even greater impact because of the fact that she started a revolution – cities around the world are incorporating these busses to help their homeless.
Lessons We Can Learn:
Opportunities are everywhere. These people all took on daunting problems that society has but they also managed to find great opportunities to tackle these issues.
They are just like us. These three nonprofit CEO's are just like us. They were impacted by a problem and they decided to do something about it.
Seek excellence. Nonprofit organization may settle for just good enough sometimes, but most of the time they strive for perfection. These people didn't stop at average as well.
Split big challenges into small ones. Finally, just like they managed to deal with huge issues by taking on small parts of that issue, you can do that too.
Hopefully this article managed to remind you of the good work these people are doing and of the humanity it takes to take on these projects. Take their cues and learn from them — do what you can to make this world a better place.
Adelina Benson works as an email marketer and a writer at AcademicBrits.com, OriginWritings.com andAustralia2Write.com where she develops marketing strategies and provides email quality management. When she has free time, she loves writing articles on topics that interest her. Adelina also likes meeting successful people and speaking publicly on various topics.
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'Tabernacle Experience' coming to Fort Morgan
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The Arc of the Covenant is only one of the things to see during a self-guided tour of The Tabernacle Experience, which will be set up in Fort Morgan from May 5 to 14 at Trinity Lutheran School.
By Jenni Grubbs | jgrubbs@fortmorgantimes.com | The Fort Morgan Times
PUBLISHED: May 1, 2017 at 7:15 pm | UPDATED: April 24, 2019 at 10:50 am
Starting on Friday, a life-size replica of the ancient Tabernacle of Moses will be set up in Fort Morgan for 10 days.
Called "The Tabernacle Experience," the portable sanctuary was created by Jeanne Whittaker of California and has travelled across the nation since 2000, according to local project manager Ann Stivers. This will be the first Colorado stop for The Tabernacle Experience, and it will be set up from Friday, May 5, to Sunday, May 14, just west of Trinity Lutheran School, at 1215 W. Seventh Ave. in Fort Morgan.
The portable sanctuary replica is "true to the precise size and layout of the original Tabernacle constructed by Moses after the children of Israel were released from the bondage of Egypt," according to Stivers. According to the book of Exodus in the Bible, Moses constructed it from specifications given to him by God.
The Tabernacle Experience features a courtyard that is 150 feet long, which is about the width of a football field, and 75 feet wide, or about the length of length of a tennis court, Stivers explained. Those who visit it will go on a self-guided tour with narrative audio provided through electronic devices. Headphones will be provided, but people can bring their own, as well. The tour takes about 50 minutes to complete. The audio is available in English, Spanish and youth versions.
At each of seven stations, people can learn about the tent that housed the Ark of the Covenant more than 3,000 years ago, according to Stivers, and they can "experience what was done daily in the Tabernacle by the Israelite priests of the Old Testament."
Also in the courtyard will be displays of the banners of the 12 tribes of Israel, along with a Burning Altar of Sacrifice and the Laver and the description of the tent and its' many coverings, she said. The Tabernacle is described in the Old Testament of the Bible as the dwelling place of God.
Morgan County residents Bob and Ann Stivers had a chance to both see and volunteer with the Tabernacle Experience when it was in Phoenix in February 2016. Now, she is the project manager for its visit to Fort Morgan.
"It was a very special experience bringing the Bible to life," Ann Stivers said. "I know I must have been taught by our pastor about how God provided a covering of shade in the daytime and a covering of heat at night for the children of Israel, but I really did not think of it much as a young child."
Trinity Lutheran Church is bringing the Tabernacle Experience to Fort Morgan, and the church's pastor, Timothy Storck, stated he is "excited to bring this display to Fort Morgan."
The pastor hopes that those who visit the replica tabernacle will "want to investigate the scriptures more closely" after the visit and learn more about what is behind the words.
"Too often we treat the scriptures as stories, like those found in the fiction section of the library, rather than realizing the things recorded in scripture are about real people," Storck stated.
The Tabernacle Experience will be open to visitors from Friday, May 5, to Sunday, May 14. About 80 people can go through the Tabernacle Experience per hour. Reservations are recommended, according to Stivers, and can be made by visiting www.trinitylutheran/fortmorgan.com.
While there is not a cost being charged to visit the Tabernacle Experience, donations of $5 per person and no more than $20 per family are being requested, according to Stivers. Money contributed by those taking tours will help cover the costs of bringing it to Fort Morgan.
Volunteers are helping make the Tabernacle Experience possible in Fort Morgan, according to Stivers, and 24 volunteers are needed each day. Anyone interested in volunteering can call 970-467-3399.
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Mayor Thomas Menino, who is nearing the end of his unprecedented fifth term as mayor, was released from a hospital this morning and transferred to a rehabilitation facility.
Menino, 69, has spent more than four weeks at Brigham and Women's Hospital for various health issues. He was transferred this morning to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, his doctor said.
"We are happy to announce today that the mayor is being transferred to a rehabilitation hospital today to help him get back to where we were before this whole incident," said Dr. Charles Morris.
Menino, who has had various medical issues over his tenure as mayor has another one to add to the list. Morris said that during Menino's stay at the Brigham, doctors diagnosed him with Type 2 diabetes.
Menino will spend an untold amount of time at the rehab facility to work on issues related to his back and diabetes.
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Dot Joyce, Menino's spokeswoman, said that Menino's spirits are high and that he's "absolutely able to continue his business with the city."
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Q: Is there any way to run gevent-socketio 0.3.5-rc2 with gunicorn 18.0 without downgrading I'm running:
gevent==0.13.8
gevent-socketio==0.3.5-rc2
gunicorn==18.0

And have run into the following error:
2013-11-05 06:40:00 [5671] [ERROR] Exception in worker process:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/vagrant/server/lib/python2.7/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 495, in spawn_worker
    worker.init_process()
  File "/home/vagrant/server/lib/python2.7/site-packages/gunicorn/workers/ggevent.py", line 165, in init_process
    super(GeventWorker, self).init_process()
  File "/home/vagrant/server/lib/python2.7/site-packages/gunicorn/workers/base.py", line 112, in init_process
    self.run()
  File "/home/vagrant/server/lib/python2.7/site-packages/socketio/sgunicorn.py", line 14, in run
    self.socket.setblocking(1)
AttributeError: 'GeventSocketIOWorker' object has no attribute 'socket'

A previous stack overflow question has the solution "downgrade to version 16.0"
GeventSocketIOWorker has no attribute 'socket'
However I'm reluctant to do this because additions in v18.0 are really useful to me.
I'm asking here because I'm not sure if there's an easy solution that I'm missing. If not I imagine I'll need to raise a ticket for gunicorn?

A: It was a version thing.
gevent-socketio version 0.3.5-rc2 was uploaded to Pypi in July 2012. The fix for this issue came out in Jan 2013.
I solved it by using the master branch from the gevent-socketio repository on GitHub. To do this, change the line for gevent-socketio in requirements.txt to
-e git+git@github.com:abourget/gevent-socketio.git#egg=gevent_socketio


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The Smart Cities Council Australia and New Zealand (SCCANZ) has kicked off a project to develop a code for smart communities, naming the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) as a partner in the project and Place Design Group as its technical partner.
SCCANZ is part of the global Smart Cities Council, based in Seattle, and SCCANZ executive director Adam Beck described the plan to develop the code as "huge" saying: "This is a global project for the Smart Cities Council, but is starts here, in the Australia/New Zealand region, before we take it internationally.
Beck said that over the next three months a group of "committed smart cities practitioners and policy makers" would undertake a sprint development process to scope the core goals, principles and metrics for smart urban development.
The Council has produced a scoping paper on the planned code. It says the aim is to put some constraints on what can be considered a smart community.
Provide a suite of goals, principles, and metrics that can be used in shaping smart technology solutions and data management investments for urban development projects.
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To comply with Scottish Outdoor Access Code, camping access rights are extending to wild camping provided camping is lightweight, done in small numbers and only for two or three nights in any one place. Avoid any problems arising for local people, especially farmers and crofters, by not camping in enclosed fields of crops or farm animals and by keeping well away from buildings, roads or historic structures. All litter, pollution and traces of
Isle of Canna
Seek permission from The National Trust for Scotland to camp. Advice relating to caravans and campervans can also be saught from them. As there are no shops take all that you need with you. Contact Winnie MacKinnon the NTS rep on the above number for the best info.