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Q: Scrape webpage for a specific text(string) First post on stackoverflow so I apologize if I am not posting properly. I am trying to scrape a webpage for information only when a specific text string is present. I was only using beautiful soup but could not find the element that contained the text I was looking for. After a bit of more research, I tried using selenium with the understanding that some dynamically loaded elements could not be found on beautiful soup. So far I am still unable to find the text string. The text is locatable when I inspect element.
TLDR: I want to scrape this webpage for the price per share given I can find the text 'public offering price'. Can't find the string when I use beautifulsoup or selenium but I can locate with inspect element (https://docoh.com/filing/829323/0001654954-20-006336/INUV-424B5)

A: I recommend that you be using python and httplib, this will avoid being too far for the mechanism that you need to invoque, and you don't need more than that.
import httplib
connection = httplib.HTTP(S)Connection("ip/hostname", port)
req = connection.request("GET", "url")
if(req.read() == "text you are looking for")
    print("found")

Obviously you choose either HTTP or HTTPS connection, and replace ip/hostname and url with the desired address and url.
NOTE: you can always use python help module in a oneliner like:
python -c 'import httplib; help(httplib)'

A: I am new to beautifulsoup myself but I was able to get the desired output... I will try to show you the entire process from identifying the problem and getting to the solution.
When I inspect the element I got this:

But when I look at the soup created by the following code, these classes are nowhere to be found:
#code
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as bs

page = requests.get('https://docoh.com/filing/829323/0001654954-20-006336/INUV-424B5')
soup = bs(page.content,'html.parser')
print(soup)

The farthest class I could find was filing-frame which I noticed was an iframe. So I looked up how to use beautifulsoup to get data from iframes. I found this SO post about it. The first answer is all that was needed.
Now I haven't used urllib much so I stuck with requests. Ultimately this is what I came up with :
for iframe in soup("iframe"):
    i_frame= requests.get("https://docoh.com"+iframe.attrs['src'])
    iframe_soup = bs(i_frame.content)

Now if I search for the class agm in the iframe_soup I get the desired result...
print(iframe_soup.find_all("td", {"class": "agm"})[1].text)
#output : '5,500,0000'


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import express from 'express'
import cookieParser from 'cookie-parser'
import bodyParser from 'body-parser'

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  server.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'public')))

  server.use(cookieParser())

  server.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: true }))
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  return server

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Booth looks to improve
By Steve Gorten Staff Writer
Coral Springs — Panthers forwards David Booth and Stephen Weiss were talking at the rink Friday morning about expectations for Booth's encore to last season.
Weiss kidded Booth, saying he expected 40 goals from him. Quite a task considering Booth scored a career-high 22 last season, but no more dramatic of a leap than the one the third-year winger made from his first season (three goals) to his second.
Booth, 23, became a phenomenon whose speed and relentless effort on the ice soon had adoring fans yelling "Boooooth" when he touched the puck.
Booth was third on the team in goals last season, fourth in points (40), third in plus/minus rating (plus-13) and first in winning goals (six).
"He surprised a lot of people," forward Kamil Kreps said. "He proved to everybody he can be an elite player in this league."
His most impressive stat: All but one of his goals came at even strength.
"That says a lot to me about a player," coach Peter DeBoer said. "Those are tough goals to get. You've got to get in the corners and win battles."
Weiss said he remembers Booth, who had one point through the first 13 games, sprouting in November.
"Not a lot was expected of him - he probably wasn't sure if he was going to make the team," Weiss said. "Next thing you know he has five, six goals off the hop. He was probably loving life at that time."
No doubt, Booth said. "But you have to put that behind you. It's good, it gives you confidence, but then again, you can't be complacent."
Booth attributes much of his success last season to playing on the same line as Weiss and Nathan Horton - a combination dubbed "The Sunrise Express" by fans. Booth has still been skating with Weiss this preseason, but with the team needing help at center, Horton has been moved off.
DeBoer still expects Booth's production to improve. He was coaching the Plymouth (Mich.) Whalers of the Ontario Hockey League in 2000-01 while Booth played in the same arena for the Whalers' AAA affiliate.
"David's always brought the same thing to the table - energy, speed and tenacity," DeBoer said. "It's nice to see him having success at this level with those attributes."
Now it's just a matter of how much success.
"Anytime you have a good year like that," Weiss said, "people expect more of the same plus more."
Steve Gorten can be reached at sgorten@SunSentinel.com
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Coronavirus: Two-metre rule reduced as pubs and restaurants in England given green light to reopen f
The prime minister has announced a reduction in the two-metre social distancing rule, as he gave the green light for pubs, restaurants, hotels, hairdressers and barbers in England to reopen from 4 July.
Setting out the latest easing of the coronavirus lockdown, Boris Johnson said "our long, national hibernation is coming to an end" and "life is returning to our streets".
The PM said people will from next month be required to keep "one-metre plus" apart from others, while also taking measures to mitigate the risk of transmitting COVID-19.
"Where it is possible to keep two metres apart, people should," Mr Johnson said.
"But where it is not, we will advise people to keep a social distance of one-metre plus, meaning they should remain one metre apart while taking mitigating measures to reduce the risk of transmission."
Rules around 'shielding' to be relaxed
These include wearing a face mask on public transport, handwashing, screens, being outside and limiting time spent with others.
Another change to the guidelines from 4 July will allow gatherings of two different households indoors, provided social distancing is maintained.
This will mean families can be reunited and dinner parties will be allowed, but people will still be unable to hug their loved ones.
But the public have been warned life will not return to normal for a long time.
"I would be surprised and delighted if we weren't in this current situation through the winter and into next spring," England's chief medical officer Prof Chris Whitty warned at the final daily Downing Street briefing.
"I expect there to be a significant amount of coronavirus circulating at least into that time and I think it is going to be quite optimistic that for science to come fully to the rescue over that kind of timeframe."
Changes that will take effect from 4 July include:
Theatres and concert halls can operate once again, but cannot stage live performances
In a boost for domestic tourism, most leisure facilities and tourist attractions can reopen, while people will be allowed to stay overnight in hotels, bed and breakfasts and campsites
Wedding services of up to 30 people will be allowed, provided social distancing is maintained, with places of worship permitted to reopen
Outdoor gyms and playgrounds can be used once more
Community centres and bingo halls will be permitted to reopen
Although a raft of businesses will reopen in the weeks to come, Mr Johnson said nightclubs, indoor gyms and beauty salons must remain closed "for now".
Spas, casinos, nail bars, tattoo parlours, massage parlours, soft play areas, swimming pools, bowling alleys and water parks will also not reopen at this next stage.
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said it was the government's "aspiration" to reopen gyms and leisure facilities in "mid-July".
As with non-essential shops, which began operating again earlier this month, premises that reopen will have to introduce a range of safety measures to ensure they are "COVID secure".
Sector-by-sector guidance is due to be published for businesses, advising them what action they need to take to reopen safely.
'Coronavirus is still accelerating globally'
Pubs and restaurants will have to take the names and contact details of customers, in case they have to be contacted as part of the government's test and trace programme to contain the spread of the virus.
The announcement comes three months to the day since Mr Johnson took England into lockdown.
A total of 42,647 people have so far died in the UK after testing positive for the virus, according to government figures.
After telling people to remain indoors - with a few exceptions - for more than six weeks, the PM set out a roadmap out of lockdown in May.
Since then, the restrictions have been eased as more parts of the economy have been given the go-head to restart.
The PM said the progress made in the fight against the coronavirus meant steps could be taken to "safely ease the lockdown".
But he added that "caution will remain our watchword" with every step of relaxing the lockdown "scrupulously weighed".
Mr Johnson said the government's approach was to "trust the British public to use their common sense in the full knowledge of the risks, remembering that the more we open up, the more vigilant we will need to be".
Although there was an optimistic tone to Mr Johnson's message, he said the virus has not gone away and the government "will not hesitate to apply the brakes and re-introduce restrictions - even at national level - if required".
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said: "There are obviously a number of questions that need to be answered, but overall I welcome this statement.
"I believe the government is trying to do the right thing and in that, we will support them."
Prof Whitty cautioned that "the biggest thing I worry about" is people not self-isolating if they are told to by the trace and test team, who will try to track down anyone who may have been infected by someone with coronavirus.
Sir Patrick Vallance, the UK government's chief scientific adviser, added the news parts of society can reopen were "reasonable" - but risks are attached.
"It is not risk free. It cannot be risk free. Every time you take a step to open up there is some associated risk with that," he told the Number 10 news conference.
"You need to be prepared where there is local outbreaks to deal with them locally and if they become beyond local then you need to deal with them at regional and national levels which would mean reversal of some of the measures.
"That is the only way you can keep on top of this."
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Baltimore, MD | September 5, 2018 Jim Ries, Offit Kurman Director of Business Development, has been elected Global Chair for Geneva Group International's Business Development & Marketing (BDM) Practice Group. The group announced the appointment following the results of an organization-wide vote earlier this month.
Geneva Group International (GGI) is a global alliance of independent, professional services firms. Its nearly 600 members encompass leaders of law, accounting, management consulting, and trust companies in 124 countries. Through GGI Practice Groups, these professionals can engage in dialogue, forge connections, and implement best practices alongside colleagues from around the world. The BDM Practice Group aims to generate business opportunities within GGI, deliver new marketing and business development ideas for member firms, produce high-quality business proposals, and increase brand awareness of GGI in members' countries.
Elections for Global Chairpersons and Vice Chairpersons occur every three years, and only GGI members who have attended at least one Practice Group meeting are eligible to be nominated. Mr. Ries has been an active GGI participant since Offit Kurman joined the organization in 2013. He was elected Global Vice Chair of the BDM Practice Group in 2015, seeking to bring Offit Kurman's business development expertise to the world and to encourage collaboration and the exchange of knowledge between GGI members.
Mr. Ries' priorities over the next three years at GGI include developing educational content and expert-led workshops centered on modern, innovative BDM processes and technologies such as artificial intelligence, email sales sequences, and advanced data analytics.
Throughout his career, Mr. Ries has grown an extensive network of experts, thought leaders, business owners, and entrepreneurs. As Director of Business Development at Offit Kurman Attorneys At Law, he increases the firm's visibility, reach, and value by developing and managing educational outreach programs designed specifically to support this extensive network at every stage of their business and personal lives, including families who wish to protect and pass on their wealth. Additionally, Mr. Ries provides business development guidance to individual attorneys, as well as identifies and develops strategic partnerships and market opportunities. He also shares insights on emerging market, business, competitor and consumer trends to enable Offit Kurman to continually deliver on its commitment to being the perfect legal partner.
To learn more about Geneva Group International, visit www.ggi.com. To get in touch with Mr. Ries, please visit Offit Kurman's Management page.


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(New York) - Philip Morris International's public commitment on May 9, 2011 to protect the rights of tobacco workers in its global supply chain is an important first step, Human Rights Watch said today. Rigorous independent monitoring will be crucial to realizing full protections for workers, Human Rights Watch said.
Philip Morris International (PMI), one of the largest tobacco companies in the world, published a statement on its web site acknowledging "many challenges" remaining to the protection of workers on farms in Kazakhstan supplying tobacco to its subsidiary, Philip Morris Kazakhstan (PMK). The company committed to rectifying labor abuses on tobacco farms in Kazakhstan and also announced plans for a labor practices code to be carried out throughout its global supply chain.
"Philip Morris International's commitments to ensure protection of workers, including migrant workers, in Kazakhstan and in more than 30 other countries, is profoundly significant," said Jane Buchanan, senior Europe and Central Asia researcher at Human Rights Watch. "Effective monitoring will be key to making sure PMI is never again in the dark about abuses anywhere in its supply chain."
The May 9, 2011, statement from Philip Morris International accompanied the publication of a report by Verité, an independent non-profit organization that monitors labor abuses. The company commissioned the report in 2010 to examine labor conditions on farms in its tobacco supply chain in Kazakhstan.
In 2009, Human Rights Watch documented the abuse and exploitation of many migrant workers employed by farm owners in Kazakhstan who are under contract with and supply tobacco to Philip Morris Kazakhstan (PMK). Abuses included failure to provide written employment contracts; cheating workers of earnings; and, in the worst cases, forced labor, or situations analogous to forced labor. In some cases, employers confiscated migrant workers' passports and even required them to perform other work without pay or compensation in addition to tobacco farming.
In October 2009, Human Rights Watch brought to PMI its concerns about the treatment of migrant workers on tobacco farms producing tobacco for PMK. In response, both PMI and PMK promised to address the abuses and practices documented by Human Rights Watch.
"Our research found migrant tobacco workers in Kazakhstan were suffering abuses in part due to lack of effective oversight," Buchanan said. "It's great that Philip Morris International recognizes the importance of monitoring for real change on the ground, and we strongly encourage the use of completely independent third-party monitors for maximum credibility and transparency."
The Verité report, based on an investigation begun in August 2010, identified a number of shortcomings in labor practices on tobacco farms in Kazakhstan and made extensive recommendations for improvements to PMK and PMI. The report also found practices on farms supplying tobacco to PMK that did meet minimum standards.
Philip Morris International, Inc. is a United States-based tobacco company incorporated in Virginia and headquartered in New York. Its primary center of operations is in Lausanne, Switzerland. It was originally a subsidiary of Altria Group, Inc., a conglomerate that includes Philip Morris USA, Inc. Philip Morris International has been an independent company since 2008.
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Intermittently when brakes are applied pedal is normal, however, there is extended stopping distance. Dealer has inspected vehicle. Consumer states brake pedal is also soft.
While driving about 35 mph stepped on brakes pedal to slow down vehicle, but brakes did not operate, and vehicle kept running without stopping. Inspected for repairs, but nothing was found.
Vehicle was going 65mph. Consumer was trying to brake to slowdown, and it wouldn't slow down. Each time consumer's foot came off brake, vehicle sped up. Consumer pulled off road, and couldn't take it out of drive. Vehicle ran into some gravel, and the spun back end around. Vehicle went over a 100ft. Ravine, taking out 2 trees, and landing on some rocks. Upon impact, air bags never deployed. General Motors is sending a investigator out.
Consumer was traveling approximately 55mph and was on interstate in far right lane trying to exit, and vehicle ran up on grass, brakes couldn't stop vehicle from hitting the post. Consumer hit face on windshield. Steering wheel was bent back at a 90 degree angle. Vehicle never stopped on time, it would glide. Vehicle had ABS brakes, and no warning ever indicated that something was wrong. Vehicle was totaled, and consumer didn't think anything was wrong with vehicle, it was never taken to dealer.
Vehicle has had several problems with braking system. Dealer has repaired and replaced several parts of braking system, but problems still exists.
Nti-lock brakes; when pulling into parking space at work, there is a manhole cover that has to travel over. When vehicle hits this on a right hand turn, while stopping at a constant rate, ABS kicks in and increases stopping distance, which could result in a crash. Please provide any additional information.
While driving at a low rate of speed, when the brakes are firmly applied, the vehicle keeps moving although it feels as is the pedal has pressure at first. After about a second, the pedal starts to pulsate as if the ABS is working, yet the vehicle does not slow effectively and it sounds as if there is a grinding coming from the wheels. This has happened on several occasions. The dealer was made aware of the problem, but claimed that they checked the system out and nothing was wrong. After 17000 miles I still have the problem occasionally when braking firmly.
Consumer was traveling at approximately 60 mph when traffic slowed ahead of him. Consumer attempted to apply brakes to slow vehicle down. There was resistance behind brake pedal, but brake system failed to engage, causing him to rear end a vehicle in front of him.
The rear ABS system when it hits a small bump in the road the ABS system removes almost all brake pressure allowing the pedal to fall down and dramatically increasing stopping distance-this could have easily caused a wreck and has happened on multiple occasions. My dealer said it was normal and refuses to look at it-but no other GM vehicle with ABS that I have has had this problem.
Had applied gas to speed up and it would go back. Engine kept revving, but remained at same speed. ABS would kick in on any slippery surface. Right front tire grabbed, hard, and then locked up when brakes were applied. At dealership all brake parts were repaired or replaced.
On four occasions when applying brakes pedal would go to floor and jump back up, causing loss of braking. Vehicle been in dealer's shop on two occasions, and nothing could be found.
When applying brakes pedal pumps, and vehicle doesn't seem to stop.
Driving home from work. Came up to intersection with stop light. Light changed to red and tried to apply brakes.brake pedal went all the way to floor and vehicle would not stop. Vehicle ran thru red light and intersection narrowly missing collision with other vehicle.road surface dry and clear. Temp approx 35. Contacted dealership and they said no problem. This is the second occurence of this type since I've owned the vehicle. Cannot continue to drive with no confidence in brakes. Fortunately no injuries or fatalities have occured however this condition is a time bomb waiting to go off.
NHTSA recall 00V345000/ manufacturer's recall C00093/ABS brakes. Manufacturer refused to send recall notice to consumer.
Brakes would not stop truck on wet, rough, blacktop, 20% slope hill. Brakes failed.
Consumer took vehicle to dealership for recall notice 00V345000. Dealership informed consumer that there were no parts available, and to drive vehicle as it was. Please provdie any additional information/attachments.
When driving at any speed and upon depressing brake pedal to make a normal stop, brakes slightly catch. Brake pedal goes to floorboard, causing extended stopping distance. Brakes kick in, causing vehicle to come to a skided stop. Consumer has contacted dealer, dealer unable to determine cause of problem.
When making sudden stops brakes will chirp and front end will dive down. Dealer cannot fix problem.
Went to the store. The brakes was fine had a hard pedal. Came back out started the truck. Put foot on the brake pedal. The pedal went to the floor. The ABS light came on. Put the truck in reverse truck started to back up. Put truck back in park. Called GM. Put the truck in the shop. The pedal went to the floor with little pressure over the weekend. GM says no problem found and showed me another truck about like mine had the same problem. I drove several other trucks had hard pedal on them. I think there is a problem with these trucks and will not take mine back unless they address the problem. They are saying that nothing is wrong and was not wrong. Although I have 7 witnesses to the problem. Please help before someone gets hurt in these trucks. Thank you.


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Q: How to pass $state var from parent state into child state Plnkr link https://plnkr.co/edit/6dLIk1vq6M1Dsgy8Y4Zk?p=preview

Expected
After Login selecting a Ticker should send that ticker object into the Tags state. Which would then init the Tags state, and code will check which ticker had been selected/passed in and then show the appropriate tags list.
Results
Selecting a ticker does not update the Tags state nor do anything.
Note in screenshot below, no component or state logs after clicking a Ticker button:

What I've tried (From in the tickers.component controller):
$scope.clickTicker = function(ticker) {
    console.log(' Ticker clicked!', $state)
    $state.go('tags', { ticker: ticker });
}

and
$scope.clickTicker = function(ticker) {
    console.log(' Ticker clicked!', $state)
    $state.go('tickers.tags', { ticker: ticker });
}

Tickers module
// Tickers module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var tickers = angular.module('tickers', ['ui.router'])

  tickers.config(function($stateProvider) {

    const tickers = {
      parent: 'dashboard',
      name: 'tickers',
      url: '/tickers',
      params: {
        ticker: {}
      },
      views: {
        '': {
          templateUrl: 'tickers-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('TICKERS view $state');

            $scope.tickers = [
              { id: 1, ticker: 'AAPL' },
              { id: 2, ticker: 'GOOG' },
              { id: 3, ticker: 'TWTR' }
            ];

            $scope.clickTicker = function(ticker) {
              console.log('ticker', ticker)
              $state.go('tags', { ticker: ticker });
            }
          }
        },
        'tags@tickers': {
          templateUrl: 'tags-template.html',
          controller: function($scope) {
            console.log('TAGS view $state');
          }
        }
      }
    }

    $stateProvider.state(tickers);
  })
  tickers.component('tickersModule', {
    templateUrl: 'tickers-template.html',
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('TICKERS component');
      $scope.tickers = [
        { id: 1, ticker: 'AAPL' },
        { id: 2, ticker: 'GOOG' },
        { id: 3, ticker: 'TWTR' }
      ];

      $scope.clickTicker = function(ticker) {
        console.log(' Ticker clicked!', $state)
        $state.go('tags', { ticker: ticker });
      }
    }
  });

Tickers template

    Tickers state

          <button ng-click="clickTicker(ticker)">{{ ticker.ticker }}</button>

  <tags-module class="fl"></tags-module>

Tags module
// Tags module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var tags = angular.module('tags', ['ui.router'])
  tags.config(function($stateProvider) {

    const tags = {
      name: 'tags',
      url: '/tags',
      params: {
        ticker: {},
        tag: {}
      },
      parent: 'tickers',
      views: {
        '': {
          templateUrl: 'tags-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('Tags view $state', $state.params);
            const tags_model = [
              {
                ticker: 'AAPL',
                tags : [{ id: 1, term: 'iPhone 7' }, { id: 2, term: 'iPhone 8' }, { id: 3, term: 'Tim Cook' }]
              },
              {
                ticker: 'GOOG',
                tags : [{ id: 4, term: 'Pixel' }, { id: 5, term: 'Pixel XL' }, { id: 6, term: 'Chrome Book' }]
              },
              {
                ticker: 'TWTR',
                tags : [{ id: 7, term: 'tweet' }, { id: 8, term: 'retweet' }, { id: 9, term: 'moments' }]
              }
            ];

            function matchTags(ticker, model) {
              return model.filter(function(obj){
                if (obj.ticker === ticker) { return obj; }
              });
            }

            $scope.tags_model = matchTags($state.params.ticker.ticker, tags_model)[0];

            $scope.clickTag = function(tag) {
              $state.go('tags', { tag: tag });
            }

            console.log('Tags init', $state.params);
          }
        },
        'view@tags': {
          templateUrl: 'view-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('VIEWS view $state');
            $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
          }
        },
        'chart@tags': {
          templateUrl: 'chart-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('CHART view $state');
            $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
          }
        },
        'social@tags': {
          templateUrl: 'social-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('SOCIAL view $state');
            $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
          }
        }
      }
    }

    $stateProvider.state(tags);
  })
  tags.component('tagsModule', {
    templateUrl: 'tags-template.html',
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('TAGS component', $state.params);
    }
  });

Full code in the Plnkr

A: https://plnkr.co/edit/CFbkPAlL2kVMSM3G4q5T?p=preview
I finally got child states setup correctly, as well as using properly named views:
// Container module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var container = angular.module('container', [ 'ui.router' ])
  container.config(function($stateProvider) {

    const container = {
      name: 'container',
      url: '/container',
      templateUrl: 'container-template.html',
      controller: function($scope, $state) {
        console.log('CONTAINER STATE');
        // $state.go('dashboard', {});
      }
    }

    const dashboard = {
        name: 'container.dashboard',
        // deepStateRedirect: true,
        // sticky: true,
        views: {
            'dashboard': {
                template: '<dashboard-module></dashboard-module>'
            },
            'feed': {
              templateUrl: 'feed-template.html',
              controller: function($scope) {
                console.log('FEED STATE');
              }
            }
        }
    }

    $stateProvider
      .state(container)
      .state(dashboard);
  });

// Dashboard module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var dashboard = angular.module('dashboard', [ 'ui.router' ])

    dashboard.config(function($stateProvider) {
      const dash_default = {
        name: 'container.dashboard.default',
        url: '/dashboard',
        template: '<tickers-module></tickers-module>',
        controller: function() {
          console.log(' DASHBOARD.DEFAULT STATE')
        }
      }
      $stateProvider.state(dash_default);
    })

    dashboard.component('dashboardModule', {
    templateUrl: 'dashboard-template.html',
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('DASHBOARD component');
    }
  });

// Tickers module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var tickers = angular.module('tickers', ['ui.router'])

  tickers.config(function($stateProvider) {

    const tickers = {
      // parent: 'dashboard',
      name: 'container.dashboard.tickers',
      url: '/tickers',
      params: {
        ticker: {}
      },
      views: {
        '': {
          templateUrl: 'tickers-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log(' TICKERS STATE', $state);

            $scope.tickers = [
              { id: 1, ticker: 'AAPL' },
              { id: 2, ticker: 'GOOG' },
              { id: 3, ticker: 'TWTR' }
            ];

            // $state.go('tags', { ticker: $scope.tickers[0] });

            $scope.clickTicker = function(ticker) {
              console.log(' >>> ticker view state', ticker)
              $state.go('container.dashboard.tickers.tagslist', { ticker: ticker });
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }

    $stateProvider.state(tickers);
  })
  tickers.component('tickersModule', {
    templateUrl: 'tickers-template.html',
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('TICKERS component');
      // $scope.tickers = [
      //   { id: 1, ticker: 'AAPL' },
      //   { id: 2, ticker: 'GOOG' },
      //   { id: 3, ticker: 'TWTR' }
      // ];

      // $scope.clickTicker = function(ticker) {
      //   console.log(' Ticker clicked!', $state)
      //   $state.go('tags.list', { ticker: ticker });
      // }
    }
  });

// Tags module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var tags = angular.module('tags', ['ui.router'])
  tags.config(function($stateProvider) {

    const oldtags = {
      name: 'tags',
      url: '/tags',
      params: {
        ticker: {},
        tag: {}
      },
      // parent: 'tickers',
      views: {
        '': {
          templateUrl: 'tags-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('Tags view $state', $state.params);
            const tags_model = [
              {
                ticker: 'AAPL',
                tags : [{ id: 1, term: 'iPhone 7' }, { id: 2, term: 'iPhone 8' }, { id: 3, term: 'Tim Cook' }]
              },
              {
                ticker: 'GOOG',
                tags : [{ id: 4, term: 'Pixel' }, { id: 5, term: 'Pixel XL' }, { id: 6, term: 'Chrome Book' }]
              },
              {
                ticker: 'TWTR',
                tags : [{ id: 7, term: 'tweet' }, { id: 8, term: 'retweet' }, { id: 9, term: 'moments' }]
              }
            ];

            function matchTags(ticker, model) {
              return model.filter(function(obj){
                if (obj.ticker === ticker) { return obj; }
              });
            }

            $scope.tags_model = matchTags($state.params.ticker.ticker, tags_model)[0];

            console.log(' $scope.tags_model', $scope.tags_model)

            $scope.clickTag = function(tag) {
              $state.go('tags', { tag: tag });
            }

            console.log('Tags init', $state.params);
          }
        },
        'list@tags': {

        },
        'view@tags': {
          template: '<view-module ticker="$ctrl.ticker"></view-module>',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('VIEWS view $state');
            $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
          }
        },
        'chart@tags': {
          templateUrl: 'chart-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('CHART view $state');
            $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
          }
        },
        'social@tags': {
          templateUrl: 'social-template.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('SOCIAL view $state');
            $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
          }
        }
      }
    }

    const tags = {
      name: 'container.dashboard.tickers.tagslist',
      url: '/tags',
      params: {
        ticker: {}
      },
      views: {
        'tags' : {
          templateUrl: 'tags-list.html',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log(' tags-list controller', $state)
            $scope.ticker = $state.params.ticker;

            const tags_model = [
              {
                ticker: 'AAPL',
                tags : [{ id: 1, term: 'iPhone 7' }, { id: 2, term: 'iPhone 8' }, { id: 3, term: 'Tim Cook' }]
              },
              {
                ticker: 'GOOG',
                tags : [{ id: 4, term: 'Pixel' }, { id: 5, term: 'Pixel XL' }, { id: 6, term: 'Chrome Book' }]
              },
              {
                ticker: 'TWTR',
                tags : [{ id: 7, term: 'tweet' }, { id: 8, term: 'retweet' }, { id: 9, term: 'moments' }]
              }
            ];

            function matchTags(ticker, model) {
              return model.filter(function(obj){
                if (obj.ticker === ticker) { return obj; }
              });
            }

            $scope.tags_model = matchTags($state.params.ticker.ticker, tags_model)[0];

            console.log(' $scope.tags_model', $scope.tags_model)

            $scope.clickTag = function(tag) {
              $state.go('tags', { tag: tag });
            }
          }
        },
        'view@tags': {
          template: '<view-module ticker="$ctrl.ticker"></view-module>',
          controller: function($scope, $state) {
            console.log('VIEWS view $state');
            $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
          }
        }
      }
    }

    $stateProvider
      .state(tags);
      // .state(tagslist);
  })
  tags.component('tagsModule', {
    templateUrl: 'tags-template.html',
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('TAGS component', $state.params);
    }
  });

// ViewHeader module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var view = angular.module('view', ['ui.router'])
  view.component('viewModule', {
    templateUrl: 'view-template.html',
    bindings: {
      ticker: '<'
    },
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('VIEW component', $state.params);
      $scope.ticker = this.ticker;
      $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
    }
  });

// Chart module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var chart = angular.module('chart', ['ui.router'])
  chart.component('chartModule', {
    templateUrl: 'chart-template.html',
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('CHART component', $state.params);
      $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
    }
  });

// Social module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var social = angular.module('social', ['ui.router'])
  social.component('socialModule', {
    templateUrl: 'social-template.html',
    controller: function($scope, $state) {
      console.log('SOCIAL component', $state.params);
      $scope.term = $state.params.tag.term;
    }
  });

// TickersApp module
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var tickersApp = angular.module('tickersApp',
  ['ui.router',
   'container',
   'dashboard',
   'tickers',
   'tags',
   'view',
   'chart',
   'social']);

tickersApp.config(function($stateProvider, $urlRouterProvider) {

  $urlRouterProvider.otherwise('/login');

  const login = {
    name: 'login',
    url: '/login',
    templateUrl: 'login-template.html',
    bindToController: true,
    controllerAs: 'l',
    controller: function($state) {
      this.login = function() {
        $state.go('container.dashboard.tickers', { });
      }
    }
  }

  $stateProvider
    .state(login);
})
.run(['$rootScope', '$location', '$state',
function($rootScope, $location, $state) {
    // $rootScope.$on("$stateChangeError", console.log.bind(console));
    $rootScope.$on('$stateChangeStart',
      function(event, toState, toParams, fromState, fromParams, options) {
          // console.log(' ')
          // console.log('toState', toState)
          // console.log('state.current.name', $state.current.name)
          // console.log('toParams', toParams)
          // console.log('fromState', fromState)
          // console.log('fromParams', fromParams)
          // console.log('options', options)
      });

    $rootScope.$on('$stateChangeSuccess',
      function(event, toState, toParams, fromState, fromParams){
        console.log('state.current.name', $state.current.name)
      })

    $rootScope.$on('$stateChangeError',
      function(event, toState, toParams, fromState, fromParams, error){
        console.error('ERROR toState', toState)
        console.error('ERROR fromState', fromState)
      });

    $rootScope.$on('$stateNotFound',
      function(event, unfoundState, fromState, fromParams){
          console.log('unfoundState.to', unfoundState.to); // "lazy.state"
          // console.log('unfoundState.toParams', unfoundState.toParams); // {a:1, b:2}
          // console.log('unfoundState.options', unfoundState.options); // {inherit:false} + default options
      });

    $rootScope.$on('$viewContentLoaded',
      function(event){
        // console.log('viewContentLoaded', event)
      });
}]);

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Game Dev Ninja News
Looking for something new? We accept speculative applications via email for all roles.
Current Roles
Indie Ninja Games Writer
Type: Part-Time Freelance, Remote, No Fixed Term
Salary: Dependent on experience, paid per game
Hours: We're looking for someone who can work a minimum of 10 hours per week.
We're looking for someone to help us discover and add new games to our indie game showcase site, Indie Ninja.
The role is a mix of data entry (adding pictures, text, and vital information on each game), research (finding out who works at each studio, their past projects and what people currently think of the game), and writing descriptions.
You'll be using Dropbox Paper and our custom built CMS which works similar to WordPress.
The ideal person for this role would be someone who plays indie games obsessively and has an eye for interesting and unique games that others would be interested in. We're creating a site designed to help people find their new favourite game, so we need someone who is very passionate about games, with varied taste.
We've been adding games here in the office and we think that a game should take around 30-40 minutes to add once you're used to the system, depending on the type of game.
We're looking for someone who already has games writing experience, but this can come from anywhere including volunteer positions at gaming sites or even your own blog.
You will need to be available on Slack for catch-ups during work hours. We're based in the UK, so you'd need to be contactable during GMT afternoons.
Drop us an email among the following information:
Your rates, per game, based around the above estimate
The minimum and maximum amount of hours you want to work, and any dates in the near future where you will be unavailable
Tell us about the best indie game you've played so far this, and why you like it
Link us to a piece of games writing you've had published online (This can be from your own blog or another site)
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For 8 years I have been privileged to serve the community as the Chairman of the Colorado River Sewer System Joint Venture Board of Directors. During that time it was my pleasure to work directly with Andy Jones, the General Manager of the Joint Venture. Andy has proven himself to be an able and effective leader and administrator. I believe Andy's leadership would take La Paz County in the right direction.
I have known Andy Jones for the past 18 years. While in the United States Air Force we worked on critical electrical systems for the Titan 4 space launch program. We were responsible for providing electrical power for the first Titan 4 launch from the west coast. This launch directly impacted the national security of the United States. I know that Andy has the ability and integrity to provide outstanding leadership for La Paz County.
I have known Andy Jones for close to 30 years. He has always proven to be an honest individual. He has genuine concerns for his family, friends, neighbors and the community he has grown-up loving. Anyone who knows Andy knows he is very intelligent and has great work ethics. He also has a good perception regarding business matters. I know Andy will shine in any endeavor he participates in and he will serve the community well. If you want to improve your community, I recommend you elect Andy Jones.
I was surprised when I heard that Andy Jones was running for La Paz County District 1 Supervisor. I have known Andy for over 15 years, dating back to when we served in the United States Air Force together.
Andy isn't one to play politics or mince words; he is someone that you can count on to shoot it to you straight. Honesty and integrity aren't buzz words for him, but the foundation by which Andy has established his relationship with his community. We don't see that very often today... especially in the political arena. That's why I found it odd that Andy would run for office. Why bother with it?
After speaking with Andy, and reading about what has transpired with the sitting County Supervisors, it all made sense to me.
It's not about the politics, it's about doing right by your community. It's about seeing a problem with your local government and reaching the point where you need to stand up and do something about it.
People talk about change... but it takes a person willing to put themselves out there to make that change happen. To stand up for what is right, to make sound decisions, and to be an effective leader. I have absolutely no doubt that Andy Jones can do that for La Paz County.


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Royal Ballet of Flanders
2016-2017 season announced
By Lidewij,
April 13, 2016 in Royal Ballet of Flanders
Lidewij
https://operaballet.be/en/programme/2016-2017?type=ballet&page=1
There is more to say about the programming than this, but for now I just can't get over the fact they're going to do Grigorovich's Spartacus.
I wonder if Drew Jacoby is going to continue dancing with this company. I think of her as more of a freelance dancer but maybe she's found a home with the Royal Ballet.
I am stunned that for a program called West, with three American choreographers, the illustration is the twin towers. Is that how they have thought of us all along, or is this a reflection of the recent terrorist activity in that region? None of the three ballets seems to have any connection at all to 9/11 or other terrorism.
https://operaballet.be/en/programme/2016-2017/west
miliosr
Spartacus will be the weird micro-trend of 2016-17 -- the Bayerisches Staatsballett is performing it next season as well. Did someone conduct a focus group of European audiences and determine that there was pent-up demand for Spartacus?
The Twin Towers illustration is in the worst possible taste.
For his first season (2015-16), Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui split the difference between classical and contemporary. But, based on the announced repertory, it looks he's given up on maintaining the pretense. It's a modern/postmodern/contemporary company now.
volcanohunter
I guess once they're done with the Forsythe, fifth positions will no longer be required.
Spartacus, wow. I wish our artistic directors could be that daring. Western Europe is still too long of a trip from the West Coast. But I would fly anywhere if the flight is no longer than 5 hours.
Could you tell me how they are supposed to dance Spartacus without a strong - very strong! - classical technique?!
That's a question best posed to Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui. He obviously thinks he can program an aggressively contemporary season, which is less dependent on a strong classical technique, but then present a piece that does require such technique. That's a difficult chasm to bridge especially if your most classically-minded dancers, looking at all the non-classical pieces programmed for 2016-17, decamp to greener classical pastures. We'll see, I guess.
I didn't know Drew Jacoby had left NDT. I don't think she was cast very often there. Or did she simply miss dancing on pointe?
I saw Spartacus. Phenomenal! Standing ovation for all 8 performanaces and the 91 year old choreographer, Yuri, gave the company permission to do the production again in 2018. Drew Jacoby did not dance in this production.


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the problem is with displaying a bidirectional text.
The problem is when the text is rendered on the screen the brackets are broken.
and that can cause troubles when one side is LTR and the other one is RTL.
for one or more characters.
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Because I'm not an I18N expert I'm asking here for review of this fix.
default direction might be desired and this would break it.
The patch is attached for review.


I'm so incited, and I just can't hide it!
Legal expressions, even those employed by the F.A., can sound so quaint. Nottingham Forest (and the other lot) are accused of "failing to control their players", a charge that sounds like it should refer to parents and their unruly children. You have to remind yourself that these are grown men being talked about. And Robbie Savage.
It's all a matter of semantics. In such situations, I often find a consultation with the dictionary enlightening. Incitement seems to be the name of the game at the moment, in the wake of the recent events. I discovered that the difference between 'incite' and 'excite' is not very clearly defined, both being about provoking action or reaction; odd, considering how unambiguous 'include' and 'exclude' are.
Is provoking reaction among supporters therefore now a crime for footballers? Footballers have been inciting me for years. And probably you as well. John Aldridge ruffling Brian Laws' hair at Old Trafford in 1989 particularly springs to mind. But equally, so too have many of our own players. And not just those who felt their talents deserved a 'bigger' stage than the City Ground (yes, I'm thinking of you, Stanley, Roy, Pierre). Des Walker's own goals, for example – untimely, rather than numerous, as they admittedly were – provoked memorable bouts of anguish.
Although I'm now the wrong side of 40, have a sensible job with a large statutory public body, drive a Ford Focus and no longer even live in England, never mind Nottingham, footballers in red shirts still incite me to shout, scream, leap up and down, and waste my Saturday afternoons glued to a radio. I've even been known to sw**r.
It's a little embarrassing. But then I've always believed that supporting a football team – and not just Forest – shares something with fly-fishing, opera, the work of Damien Hirst, dogging and Blackpool (the holiday destination, rather than our soon-to-be opponents), in that if you need to have its appeal explained to you, you're never going to get it.
Nathan Tyson, had he been able to detach his emotions and see the consequences dispassionately, might have chosen to act differently. But I imagine that after so long without a victory over our bitterest rivals (and Tyson has spent long enough at the club now to fully understand that rivalry), he just knew how much it mattered. Not to mention the relief of a first league win of the season. I do not imagine that his intention was to incite visiting sheep-lovers to commit atrocities – only he will know for sure, but I suspect if he had them on his mind at all, he just wanted them to know how good it felt. We all learned to gloat in the playground.
So what's the big deal? Are the F.A. afraid that all supporters are incapable of knowing where the boundaries of acceptable behaviour are? The events at Upton Park earlier in the week might suggest that they would be correct to do so, but anyone who knows anything about the tribes that attach themselves to football would understand that violence between West Ham and Millwall 'fans' did not require any on-the-field catalyst. Giving players guidelines about responsible victory celebrations is not going to eradicate events of that nature.
What footballers have never yet incited me to do is attack, injure, or kill any player or supporter of an opposing team, nor cause physical damage to their stadium. Football matters, but is, after all, just a game. If anything you could witness on a football field is likely to provoke such a reaction, you probably need a new hobby. Or a psychiatrist.


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Q: Appengine Rapid Application Development Platform I am not sure whether i should call this next big idea but we need to take rapid application development to next level.
Example : I type in google search (assuming i am logged in using google account)
@appspot @myemployeeapp #select name,address from employee where rating >10
Outcome : Should Generate working appengine app
http://myemployeeapp.appspot.com
[this app will automatically generate various screens to create,edit,delete,update employee name,address,rating.
This will revolutionize the way non programmers can generate and organize data with a single query and focus on their business problem.
1.My question to this community : Are there any tools which help me generate UI based on my datastore model or sql query. I want standard UI based on the model and relationships.

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*Are there any other rapid development tool this community wants to recommend on appengine platform.

A: Grails with Grails AppEngine plugin, maybe.

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CM: Canadian Review of Materials
Volume XXVI
Volume XXV
Archive (June 1994 - June 2018)
Archive (1971 - 1994)
CM Directors
2018 Governor General's Literary Awards
Canadian Children's Book Centre
Pika - Canadian Children's Literature Database
The Canadian Illustrated Books Project
Harvey Comes Home
Volume XXVI / Issue 4 - September 27 / 2019
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Colleen Nelson
Tara Anderson
Toronto, ON: Pajama Press, 2019
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Penny McGill (Reviewed from Advance Reading Copy)
I was thinking about my conversation with Mr. Santos as I dusted the glass covering on Mr. Pickering's collage. Even he had a wedding picture. It was in black and white like his other photos and in it he was wearing a uniform, like from the army or something. He was smiling and actually looked happy. In another photo, he was sitting in the cockpit of a two-person plane, and a different one showed him receiving a medal. But most of the pictures were taken on a farm. And the same dog was in almost every photo. The dog was big and fluffy, with patches of white and brown and a nose like a collie. I did double take – in one of the pictures, the dog had only three legs. Usually I didn't dawdle in front of Mr. Pickering's suite, but I had never noticed the three-legged dog before. I was so distracted by the photos; I didn't see the door open or Mr. Pickering glowering at me. I looked away, suddenly nervous.
"What are you snooping around for?"
"I'm cleaning," I said. I held up the rag as proof.
Mr. Pickering snorted. "Well, don't let me stop you."
Why are you so grumpy? I wanted to ask him. But then I looked at the collage again and remembered that he was ninety-six. I imagined how many people he'd lost. His wife. His friends. It was really sad when I thought about it.
Assuming that Harvey Comes Home is a simple novel about a lost dog does not give this story enough credit. Assuming that it is a novel about a family that searches for their missing dog isn't enough either because the author has given equal weight to Harvey's journey and to a second story, one that is a touch more emotionally captivating, with Harvey becoming a visitor in a nursing home and an important friend to the people who live and work there.
When the novel begins, the story is told, so winningly, from the perspective of Harvey, a West Highland Terrier, and he is using all of his senses and limited knowledge of the world around him to suss out that something unusual is happening in his life. Readers learn that Harvey's family is going on a vacation and the person he loves the most, Maggie, will miss him very much. She reassures him that "Olivia will take care of you" as she takes him on a walk, but Harvey doesn't quite understand what she is trying to tell him. Due to a loose gate latch, Harvey finds himself outside of the yard, in pursuit of a squirrel, and too far away to find his way home. After a few lonely days, Harvey is found by Austin, a boy who knows that he should turn Harvey in to the local animal shelter, but he just can't make himself do it. He finds himself regularly taking the darling terrier with him to his after-school volunteer job at the nursing home where his own grandfather works as a custodian.
As the story switches to the nursing home, it changes easily to Austin's point of view, and readers learn that Austin has the nursing home volunteer position because he and some friends set off firecrackers in the boys' washroom at school. Austin knows that he was lucky to have a chance to work off his punishment at the home and ensure that he doesn't cause any more trouble for his mother. He helps his grandfather by cleaning windows, dusting, washing floors, and doing any small maintenance tasks, and he is a popular source of entertainment for all of the residents. Although Austin doesn't find conversation easy at first, he chats with the friendly people, nods politely at those who are not and knows to avoid people who indicate that they do not want to be bothered.
Austin also knows that his grandfather would him to make a connection with one of the less friendly men at the nursing home, and so he and Harvey make a few attempts at visiting the gruff Mr. Pickering who also takes a shine to the little white dog. Seeing Harvey brings out stories of his own farm life during the Depression. He shares stories of his brothers, their family life, his own dog named General, and his best friend Bertie. Mr. Pickering is still unfriendly to Austin after the visits, but Austin can tell that the man enjoys telling him the stories just as much as he likes hearing them. Mr. Pickering revels in telling about the scarier parts of his family life, like dust storms and the time that bandits came to their farm carrying rifles, but he also talks about tender moments, like how his mother cared for Bertie when her own parents left her behind. When he found Bertie alone in her family's cabin, Mr. Pickering's family shared the little bit of food that they had with her. It seems as if he has been waiting for just the right moment to let these stories shine, and Harvey was the catalyst.
In the meantime, Maggie's family has returned from their vacation, and her grief over losing her little dog is visceral. Her parents try many different avenues to find Harvey, and it is very difficult to feel empathy with Austin's decision to keep a dog he knows could easily be returned to a home that must miss him. They are doing great work at the nursing home in making Mr. Pickering come out of his shell, and he loves the little dog, but Maggie is suffering so much in her side of the story. The chapters told from her perspective are heartbreaking, and she adds a line to her father's posters which say "$1,000 for Safe Return", even though she is slightly short of this amount, because she is willing to spend all of her savings to get Harvey back.
During the moments with Austin and Harvey sitting quietly in Mr. Pickering's nursing home room, it feels as if the reader must sit still and listen too. Mr. Pickering's stories about fishing, playing with his brothers and his friend Bertie play like a movie as they are written on the page. It reads like visiting a grandparent. The nursing home is populated by other colourful people, like a woman who loves to bake for Austin and an eccentric crossword puzzle fan who shouts out clues to Austin as soon as he comes in for his shift. Austin is also warmly welcomed by the staff at the home as he works through his chores every afternoon.
The author has deliberately shown every element of the end of life in this story through the eyes of a grade school nursing home volunteer. Austin is given careful guidance through his grandfather about how to treat the elderly, and he benefits from his friendship and visits with Mr. Pickering, but Austin is aware that the people he sees there could become residents of the upper floors of the home where people move when their memories fail. He knows that residents at the nursing home are aging and may die. As Mr. Pickering's health becomes worse, Austin knows that this is a possibility for him. Mr. Pickering is able to share some difficult and wonderful moments from his life before his health begins to falter. Both Austin and Harvey sense that Mr. Pickering is becoming frailer at the same time that Maggie's search for Harvey starts to gain momentum, and the pace of the book begins to heat up with quick chapters that flip among the three perspectives.
The tables are turned as Austin is heartbroken to know that he will be without a sweet little dog. When Austin tells Maggie that she is welcome to come visit him at the nursing home, she generously replies "Maybe". Harvey does go home with Maggie but with the knowledge of something more, of a different kind of home. Harvey Comes Home is a gentle story about a slow build to friendship between generations that would be of interest to all readers and a wonderful choice for reading aloud. Harvey Comes Home is about so much more than a lost dog, and I can see this book being one that any reader would treasure.
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Controversy[ edit ] Anthropologist Helen Fisher in What happens in the dating world can reflect larger currents within popular culture. For example, when the book The Rules appeared, it touched off media controversy about how men and women should relate to each other, with different positions taken by New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd  and British writer Kira Cochrane of The Guardian. Sara McCorquodale suggests that women meeting strangers on dates meet initially in busy public places, share details of upcoming dates with friends or family so they know where they"ll be and who they"ll be with, avoid revealing one"s surname or address, and conducting searches on them on the Internet prior to the date. Don"t leave drinks unattended; have an exit plan if things go badly; and ask a friend to call you on your cell phone an hour into the date to ask how it"s going. If you explain beautifully, a woman does not look to see whether you are handsome or not -- but listens more, so you can win her heart. That is why I advise our boys to read stories and watch movies more and to learn more beautiful phrases to tell girls. The Internet is shaping the way new generations date. Facebook , Skype , Whatsapp , and other applications have made remote connections possible.
But it seems those days are long gone. The power balance has shifted and it is the children who are now ruling the roost, according to a new study that shows today"s seven to 14 year olds have more control over their parents than ever before. The findings, laid out in an infographic published in the Cassandra Report, unveil the modern-day priorities of today"s so-called"tweens" - and they make for interesting reading. Over 55 per cent of parents say their children have a lot of say in where they go on family holidays I want today..
Never mind Veruca Salt, America"s tweens of today are more demanding than ever before - and they wield more power over their parents too With the obsession for celebrity, fame culture and ostentatious spending more prevalent than ever, it is unsurprising that today"s youth are not keen on joining the payroll in the way their parents and grandparents are likely to have done.
The graphic reveals that 74 per cent of youngsters would rather not work for an employer, saying instead they"d prefer to work for themselves.
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Expectant mothers and children under 12 months should not ride. Enter through the standard queue and proceed around the tower to the lift, where a Cast Member will assist you further. Supervise children at all times. Children under age 7 years must be accompanied by a person age 14 years or older. Safety First Featuring a real working gas pedal and steering wheel, each car can seat 2 adults or 3 children and navigates curves and inclines just like the real thing. Simply ease off the accelerator to slow down.
Vehicles are equipped with front and rear bumpers and an undercarriage guide rail to safeguard your trip—plus Cast Members are always available to give you a hand. Designed for Smaller Drivers Guests who are at least 54 inches cm tall can strap in and drive their own gas-powered race car. Additionally, Guests who are at least 32 inches 81 cm tall are also invited to drive, as long as they are accompanied by someone who is at least 54 inches cm tall.
Tweets by CommonSense 17 Apps and Websites Kids Are Heading to After Facebook Social media apps that let teens do it all -- text, chat, meet people, and share their pics and videos -- often fly under parents" radars. While it may seem more complicated to post photos on Instagram, share casual moments on Snapchat, text on WhatsApp, and check your Twitter feed throughout the day, tweens and teens love the variety.
You don"t need to know the ins and outs of all the apps, sites, and terms that are"hot" right now and frankly, if you did, they wouldn"t be trendy anymore. But knowing the basics -- what they are, why they"re popular, and what problems can crop up when they"re not used responsibly -- can make the difference between a positive and a negative experience for your kid.
Because the platform features popular music and a mix of teen and adult users, swearing and sexual content are commonplace.
By Palin Ningthoujam This time, we have some of the most popular social networking sites for women. This is not a definitive list, but rather our choice of what"s good out there; feel free to add your favorites in the comments. It is today one of the best destinations for women providing content on health, pregnancy, beauty, style, among others. You can create your profile, blog, group, and share pictures, videos, and messages among your friends on this site.
There are thousands of message boards on varied topics available. You will also find a section on weddings complete with bridal fashion, style, reception and planning, etc. Finally, there are also sections on dating, online courses, and shopping.
At least from a parent"s point of view! So for my daughter"s birthday party, I thought it might be a good idea to provide a little direction for the kids, especially since I likely won"t be included in the festivities while they are playing the game! I specifically stayed away from topics of crushes not every tween has them! If you are hosting a tween birthday party in the near future: Here are Truth or Dare Questions for Tweens!
A Creative Conspiracy The year is , and an old woman is reminiscing about a murderous event that occurred when she was a young girl living in colonial Virginia. Can you guess who done it? As the mystery unfolds, we slowly learn the truth. The story is actually being told by more than 26 authors -- and each author is a clever and cunning high school student! Investigate the mystery -- and delve into thirteen activities designed to connect the crime to the curriculum. Give Your Students the Dickens!
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Interactive, Discovery Guest Policies Sequoia Smokejumpers Training Tower zip line has a height requirement of a 42 inches cm minimum and 63 inches cm maximum. Guests must be under 13 years old to ride. Cliff Hanger Traverse Rock Climb has a height requirement of a 42 inches cm. Enter through the standard queue. The Challenge Trail map indicates accessible routes. Explore, climb, swing—from tree-lined paths to towering rock walls, this wilderness adventure is like none other!
TeamSugar TeamSugar is a social networking site for the young women where they can discuss the latest gossip, play games, and share tips on shopping, fashion, beauty secrets, recipes, photos, videos, bookmarks, blogs, and more.
He is determined to find himself a beard for hire. This is contestant number 5 or 6 from this year he is trying to sway to take on the job. Any time anything derogatory or critical or not in her plan to present to the public makes her way out she sends out her legal team. She really is petty. Taylor Swift article At this point, the molester is not selling the one thing which keeps people coming to see him which is his main source of income. This blind item should realistically have been written by a reporter.
You can also share your parenting tips, local activities, crafts, recipes, photos, war stories, and comment and rate on other"s posts.
Snapchat restricts usage to those 13 years and older. The app Tango can connect to random people. Tango for those 13 and older is all about connecting with others. This app offers free video and phone calls, messaging and group chats for up to 50 people. Users can share music and videos, send decorated photos, post to a news feed and play games together. To add friends, users can search phone contacts, nearby strangers anywhere in the world.
It might be that your fourteen-year-old, construes this extra pride for her big sister as extra love. You say your year-old is just like you and I imagine you make a formidable team with your confidence and satisfaction. It"s unusual to get such a soul mate. But our children are not always little versions of ourselves.
Quite often they seem alien, and it"s easy to wonder where they came from. We can love them unconditionally but still dislike their behaviour.
It is important that young people are taught how to recognise a controlling person — whether it is a peer, and adult or a family member. This blog post is written from the perspective of a woman, and advises how to recognise a controlling man. In the majority of abusive relationships, the man is the aggressor. Women who were raped, women who had been abused, many of them over a long period of time.
Tweets by CommonSense Everything You Need to Know About Parental Controls From simple content filters to robust home network solutions, new parental controls offer a range of media-management options. Parental controls can support you in your efforts to keep your kids" Internet experiences safe, fun, and productive. But they work best when used openly and honestly in partnership with your kids -- not as a stealth spying method.


ntervinterview with Naoko Nishimura, Owner of "Trueberry"
Q. Why did you decide to open a juice stand?
I've been in the food service industry for a long time and knew this was path I wanted to take. I also enjoy healthy lifestyles including smoothies, cold-pressed juices, and gluten-free diets. I switched my diet when I was pregnant with my first child and wanted to share that experience with other people. I want to do something that creates a brighter future for my children. At the time I opened the first shop in Hiroo 2 years ago, there were not many cold-pressed juice bars in Tokyo but the number has increased since then.
Q. What kind of menu do you provide?
The Hiroo branch has the widest variety and serves vegan, gluten-free, and raw food menus in addition to cold-pressed juices and smoothies. Our newest Omotesando branch serves light meals too. There are 6 types of cold-pressed juices and 30 types of smoothies.
Q. What's the concept of your store?
>Q. Who are your main customers?
Women in their 20s to 40s are my main customers. Cold-pressed juices could be pricy but I'm starting to see a wider range of customers including male customers.
Q. How do you see the cold-pressed juice market?
I'm seeing more and more juice bars opening in Tokyo and there's no doubt that it will become the new standard in the future. It's a special market right now, but more people will shift their lifestyles and start taking in smoothies and juices into their diet.
Q. How are the ingredients supplied?
We get fresh fruits and vegetables from over 20 organic farms in Japan. I visit different farms all across Japan and choose with my own eyes.
Q. Do you develop all the menus?
We develop as a team. The menu changes throughout the year since we only use fresh and seasonal ingredients that are shipped directly from the farms. Since all vegetables and fruits we use are domestically grown, organic, and free of chemical fertilizers, we only get and use what is grown during that season.
Q. What makes your shop special?
We are very careful with the selection of ingredients. Trueberry is the best place to go for someone who truly values organic foods.
Q. You have just opened your third store in Omotesando. How do you see your future business development?
I'm not thinking of opening new juice stands at this moment since there are limits on the supply of organic ingredients we get from the farms. My mission is to spread the wonderful organic vegetables and fruits to the Japanese people. I will start my own farm next year in Nagano and work to provide those fresh produce in shops or online stores. Creating and strengthening the network with farmers and promoting organic vegetables will become my main activities. I want to raise more awareness of organic vegetables and support organic farms so that they could make a living.


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'Jojo Rabbit' Review: Taika Waititi's 'Anti-hate Satire' Inspires Hope Amid Political Strife
Robert Yaniz Jr.
Most moviegoers probably only know Taika Waititi as the man behind Marvel Studios' Thor: Ragnarok and its upcoming sequel. But Waititi has more to say than the confines of his fan-favorite Marvel character Korg would allow. So casual audiences expecting his latest film, Jojo Rabbit, to be a straightforward laugh riot will leave disappointed.
What the film — Waititi's sixth directorial effort — does is much more complex than that. In a time marked by political division and the problematic-at-best box office reign of Joker, Jojo Rabbit serves as the perfect antidote. In fact, it is one of the year's very best films.
The cast of 'Jojo Rabbit' at the film's premiere | Kevin Winter/Getty Images
A setting we've seen in a way we haven't
Set in Nazi Germany toward the end of World War II, Jojo Rabbit presents a familiar setting like few films ever have. The story centers on young Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis), a Hitler fanatic who dreams of joining the Führer's personal guard. In fact, Jojo is so devoted that he conjures up an imaginary version of Hitler (Waititi) as his best friend.
This device allows Jojo Rabbit to deflate the tension of its wartime environment with Waititi's buffoonish portrayal of Hitler. In fact, the film achieves a delicate balance between satire and drama throughout. The Nazis as a whole are the butt of the joke, as Waititi makes eminently plain.
Yet, Jojo Rabbit doesn't undercut the stakes of its story with too many laughs. One of the biggest criticisms some fans have with Thor: Ragnarok is its unwillingness to let emotions play out honestly. As a result, character deaths and major twists in that film lack the necessary weight. Jojo Rabbit avoids this fate, giving its tragic scenes enough time to make an impact.
An ensemble cast that understands the gravity of this story
Much like Life Is Beautiful, Jojo Rabbit touches on the light within the darkness that is World War II. Of course, no filmmaker wants to be accused of making light of the Nazi Party's actions. Instead, Waititi brings a sensitive, albeit still bold, approach to Jojo Rabbit, one well supported by his cast.
In his first film role, Davis stuns with a layered, textured performance that makes Jojo's journey feel inevitable yet still unpredictable. Waititi's Hitler gives Jojo the perfect sounding board to let viewers into his head. Meanwhile, the director himself delivers a delightfully goofy take on one of history's most monstrous leaders.
Thomasin McKenzie follows last year's Leave No Trace with another award-worthy turn here. Likewise, Oscar winner Sam Rockwell shines as a Nazi captain who befriends Jojo. However, Scarlett Johansson's performance as Jojo's mother is the immaculate standout of the bunch, deserving of her first Academy Award nomination.
This year's Best Picture winner?
After Thor: Ragnarok, it would have been easy for Waititi to leave his more idiosyncratic work behind. Boy, What We Do in the Shadows, and Hunt for the Wilderpeople aren't exactly the stuff of mainstream entertainment, it seems. But with Jojo Rabbit, he challenges himself to go much bigger thematically.
The result is a tender tale that marries Waititi's quirky sensibility with a powerful statement on the necessity of compassion in a world driven by hate. No wonder it resonated so strongly with audiences at the Toronto International Film Festival. With this momentum, Jojo Rabbit is poised to be a major player in the upcoming awards season.
To say that Waititi's film may renew your faith in humanity sounds trite. But it's also not far from the truth. Jojo Rabbit weaves a meaningful tapestry of themes and messages bound to leave moviegoers' hearts feeling full. Even though it pinpoints Nazis, Waititi's true target is hate of all kinds. And Jojo Rabbit is the love letter coming to melt it away.
Jojo Rabbit stars Roman Griffin Davis, Thomasin McKenzie, Taika Waititi, Rebel Wilson, Stephen Merchant, Alfie Allen, Sam Rockwell, and Scarlett Johansson. It is written and directed by Waititi and is theaters now.


Black Foam Nose is a fun Halloween costume accessory for a number of characters. Make a clown face more scary or turn yourself into a mouse for this years Halloween costume party. Foam nose with slit for attaching to nose. One size fits most.


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Basketball / NCAA / News
February 22, 2022 - Emma Hruby
Women's NCAA Tournament ad spots sold out on ESPN
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Ad spots for the women's NCAA Tournament on ESPN have sold out, it was announced Tuesday.
In total there will be 22 advertisers for the 2022 tournament, 14 of which are NCAA corporate sponsors.
"The spotlight is on women's sports as hidden gems," said ESPN Senior VP of Sports Brand Solutions Sean Hanrahan. "Brands are starting to realize that it's a highly engaged audience with good ratings, so why shouldn't they be there?"
The tournament tips off on ABC and across ESPN's networks on March 16 and 17 with four play-in games. The Final Four will take place on April 1 and 3 in Minneapolis.
It's the first time that the women's championship will field 68 teams.
Returning as presenting sponsor of the tournament is Capital One. Werner Ladders has secured branding during post-victory net cutdowns, as it has since 2008. Unilever will hold rights to halftime while Target, a Minneapolis-based company, will headline the alternate camera-angle shots.
Full advertiser list:
Golden Corral
Jersey Mike's
Quicken Loans
Werner Ladders


This paper aims to study the relation between financial reconstruction of local governments and decentralization, in connection with recent broader−based administration. Yubari City, Hokkaido failed finance since last year, and shifted to the financial reconstruction since April, 2007 as is well known. A serious crisis of the local finance was made ahead, and six local groups proposed the fiscal reform including the reform of intergovernmental relations.. At the age of Heisei in Japan, the amalgamation policy of the municipality was advanced aiming at the efficiency improvement of the local finance. In addition the regional system as the broader−based local government (Do−shu−sei) begins to be discussed. We are going to examine whether the amalgamation of municipalities and the regional system scheduled in the future can promote the decentralization process of the local administration and finance. I describe in this thesis that a careful examination such as the broader−based local governments between prefectures will be necessary for the promotion of regional system.


Top 10 Things To Look For In Oracle Database Query Tool - Datasparc Inc.
Online data browser – Choose an Oracle database query tool that supports full database browsing capabilities online. This way, you can easily view table data, count the total number of rows in a table, and filter data.
Export and import tools – A good query tool must let you export table data into HTML, CSV, PDF, and insert formats. Likewise, it must be capable of importing csv data directly to tables.
Data editor – It should be easy to make, update, delete, and insert data, as well as blob or update clob data.
Index client tool – Oracle table indexes are useful when searching data in a table. Look for a database query tool that lets you view index details such as index type, uniqueness, columns, tablespace name, and statistics.
Column manager – This feature lets you view Oracle table column details, add new columns, and change table columns.
Web-based constraints manager – Constraints are rules that are enforced on a table's data columns. An Oracle database query must let you view details on table constraints, like the status, type, name, and columns, and it should let you perform tasks related to them.
Database trigger manager – The triggers are executed when a delete, update, or insert statement is issued against the table. They are stored procedures, too. With a trigger manager, you should be able to view the details and perform tasks like drop, enable or disable, and add new after or before events.
Data file manager – Look for an Oracle database query tool that will make it easy to manage and monitor data files with graphs. It should display the location of a data file, provide auto extensible information, and let you view and alter files.
Database monitoring and session manager tool – This advanced feature lets you kill database sessions or stop or start the trace. Likewise, it can filter session data, so you can see only those that are active. A web-based user interface makes it easier to troubleshoot issues, which are related to the session.
Report builder – Reporting tools are important, but be sure the reports can be created in different formats that are easy to store, like CSV, Excel, and PDF.