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Q: Angular Directive access internal ng-model controller I have a custom wrapper directive for angular-moment-picker. I use cutrom model attribute (dp-model) and an internal ng-model (dpModelObject). I want to access this internal model controller for set its pristine and validity attributes.
Is it possible?

(function() {

   angular.module('app').directive('datePicker', datePicker);

    datePicker.$inject = [];

    function datePicker() {
      return {
        restrict: 'E',
              scope: {
                  dpModel: '=',
                  dpRequired: '='
              },
              // replace: true,
              templateUrl: template.html,

              link: function($scope, $element, $attrs, ngModelCtrl)
              {
                  if ($scope.dpModel) {
                      $scope.dpModelFormatted = moment($scope.dpModel, 'YYYY-MM-DD').format('YYYY. MM. DD.');
                  }

                  $scope.$watch('dpModelObject', function(date) {
                      if (date) {
                          $scope.dpModel = moment(date).format('YYYY-MM-DD');
                      }
                  }, true);
              }
      };
 }

})();

    <input type="text" class="form-control"
        moment-picker="dpModelFormatted"
        ng-model="dpModelObject"
        ng-required="dpRequired"
    >

A: You will need to set the require property inside your Directive Definition Object.
From the docs:

Require another directive and inject its controller as the fourth argument to the linking function.

return {
    restrict: 'E',
    require: 'ngModel', // here
    scope: {
       ngModel: '=', // and call it by the attribute name
       dpRequired: '='
    },
    ....

Then the 4th argument in your link function will refer to the ngModelController, the official docs go over this in more detail

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Today is moving day! Which means I'm kind of busy. Which means just a short post to share a video tour of the new digs. I had meant to do that last night, since I did a walk through of the place after work yesterday, but video editing issues meant that I didn't get around to it. Video editing issues also mean that you don't get a tour of the master bedroom, but I figured that's OK since that's my personal space.
But, I have to go haul stuff down to the car now. Talk to you soon!
What a beautiful space and lots of great details.My favorite thing from the video - you don't have nearly enough to fill the closet… i say YET!!
I loved your new home !!!! May God bless you with lots of happy times living in this new place !!!!
Nice and ready for visitors. ;) Great place. Perfect for you.
You will have so much fun decorating your new space! I can hardly wait to break in your new guest room! And we'll research those plants when I get there, too.
Would love to have you both here. Mum's coming over for most of October, so it's a perfect excuse to head to Scotland!
The closet in the last place was 1/4 the size, and I never managed to fill it, either! That said, if I use the shelving for my vintage handbag collection, I can probably fill it with ease!
Wonderful new space-love hearing your excitement! Enjoy!
Well my speakers are out so I watched the silent tour of your new digs. I have to say, it is fabulous! Lots of great little details, especially the fireplace and those gorgeous windows in the living room. The outside is just so beautiful, too. What a lovely place to come home to every night. I'm very happy for you!


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Why Is Saint Louis Using Eminent Domain "On Spec"? [1]
What would you do if you learned that the government might take your home sometime in the next few months? They haven't made up their mind just yet, but they're already putting you through the preliminary steps of eminent domain, excavating next to your home, and blocking a grocery store from setting up shop in your neighborhood [2]. Gustavo Rendon doesn't have to wonder; this is how his family and neighbors have lived for the past year.
As reported earlier [3], St. Louis officials are considering using eminent domain to clear out a neighborhood on the north side. They've begun eminent domain proceedings, but are waiting on the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the federal agency they're clearing the land for, to decide whether it even wants to relocate to North St. Louis. Is it worth it putting property owners in limbo like this for a development project that might not even happen?
Alderwoman Sharon Tyus doesn't think so. Tyus is not opposed to the use of eminent domain, but when it comes to using eminent domain on homeowner occupied land, she says "you've got to really step lightly."
In this case, the need for eminent domain is in question because there are three other tracts of land in the region where NGA might choose to relocate instead of Gustavo's neighborhood. Tyus believes one tract, right by Scott Airforce Base, makes the most sense. "It's got everything. I think it's a no-brainer."
"I'm not trying to lose business for the city." Tyus told me. "I just don't think you need to decimate a neighborhood."
Homeowners like Gustavo and Joyce Cooks [3] don't think you need to destroy a neighborhood either. "They say they're trying to revitalize the community," Gustavo tells me, commenting on the irony of the situation. "They're killing the community."
NGA [4]
eminent domain [5]
John Wright was a policy analyst focusing on government transparency and labor relations.
https://showmeinstitute.org/blog/property-rights/why-saint-louis-using-eminent-domain-%E2%80%9C-spec%E2%80%9D
[1] https://showmeinstitute.org/blog/property-rights/why-saint-louis-using-eminent-domain-%E2%80%9C-spec%E2%80%9D
[2] http://news.stlpublicradio.org/post/north-side-residents-fight-family-dollar
[3] http://www.showmedaily.org/blog/property-rights/eminent-domain-puts-st-louis-homeowners-jeopardy
[4] https://showmeinstitute.org/tags/nga
[5] https://showmeinstitute.org/tags/eminent-domain

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Netflix announced that the anime adaption of Ni no Kuni will launch on the streaming platform on January 16.
Ni no Kuni features Studio Ghibli animator Yoshiyuki Momose, who will direct this new adventure. The story of Ni no Kuni follows a group of friends, one of which is wheelchair bond, who are thrown into the fantasy world of Ni no Kuni. After a tragedy, the group must uncover the mysteries of the parallel world as they do their best to protect each other. While the main characters are unique to this story, Ni no Kuni does feature characters who appear in the video game adaptation.
The anime film is composed by Joe Hisaishi, who worked with Momose-san on both Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch and Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom. Additionally, Level-5's chief executive Akihiro Hino worked on the screenplay and serves as executive producer on the project. Hino-san has previously worked on the previous Ni no Kuni titles as well.
The anime previously released in Japan, but it is our hope that it does well in the west. In case you missed it, please check out our review of Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered.
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Taylor Widener compiled a 2.75 ERA in 2018, his first season with Arizona after being acquired from the Yankees. (Danny Parker/MiLB.com)
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Taylor Widener has had a pretty decent spring. On Wednesday, he was perfect.
MLB.com's No. 82 overall prospect retired all nine batters he faced with three strikeouts as the D-backs carried a perfect-game bid into the seventh inning before topping the White Sox, 11-2.
Getting the spot start, Widener utilized four groundouts in the spotless effort. Arizona's No. 3 prospect spun two one-hit frames in each of his last two Grapefruit League outings before being reassigned to Minor League camp last week. Widener has six strikeouts in seven big league innings.
In his second full season, the University of South Carolina product went 5-8 with a 2.75 ERA, 176 strikeouts and 43 walks in 137 1/3 innings over 26 games (25 starts) for Double-A Jackson. That punchout total ranked second in the Minor Leagues, two behind the Orioles' Dean Kremer.
The perfect-game bid ended in the seventh when D-backs No. 14 prospect Yoan Lopez allowed a leadoff homer to Ryan Goins. Lopez's final line was a run on two hits with a strikeout in 1 1/3 innings.
With his father, Allen, who is the White Sox director of strengthening and conditioning in the other dugout, D-backs No. 7 prospect Alek Thomas drilled a three-run homer in his only at-bat. Geraldo Perdomo (No. 6) laced a triple and Jake McCarthy (No. 8) knocked an RBI single.
White Sox No. 10 prospect Luis Gonzalez belted a double and came around to score.
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Michael Fulmer's injury has opened up a spot in the Tigers rotation, and Spencer Turnbull is doing his best to claim it. Detroit's No. 19 prospect struck out seven over five scoreless innings at Spectrum Field. He allowed three hits and walked one. After yielding only a single to Cesar Hernandez over the first two innings, Turnbull struck out the side in the third before giving up back-to-back singles to Jean Segura and Bryce Harper to start the fourth, although Segura was thrown out trying to advance to third on Harper's hit.
J.T. Realmuto lined into a double play to end the inning, and Turnbull benefited from a strike-him-out-throw-him-out double play after Odubel Herrera walked to start the fifth. Despite allowing four baserunners, the 26-year-old right-hander faced just one batter over the minimum in his five frames. Box score
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Atlanta's No. 21 prospect Chad Sobotka struck out one and hit a batter in a scoreless inning of relief. Ninth-ranked Blue Jays prospect Sean Reid-Foley was tagged for two runs on four hits with one strikeout over two innings, and No. 28 Elvis Luciano didn't record an out after being hit up for three runs on one hit and two walks in relief of starter Matt Shoemaker. Box score
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Alex Reyes struck out two in one frame after a rough start from Daniel Ponce de Leon at the teams' shared home of Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. Reyes, the Cardinals' top prospect, worked around a walk and lowered his spring ERA to 5.14. Ponce de Leon was not as fortunate: St. Louis' No. 17 prospect was charged with five runs on seven hits and two walks over 3 2/3 innings. He struck out two and allowed a home run. Box score
Astros 2, Yankees 1
Josh James and Dean Deetz made scoreless appearances out of Houston's bullpen as Houston held New York to four hits in Palm Beach. James, the Astros' No. 4 prospect, allowed a hit and two walks in 1 1/3 innings before No. 20 Deetz pitched around a walk in one inning. Yankees No. 19 prospect Thairo Estrada, hitting .320 this spring, drew a walk in three plate appearances. Box score
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Pittsburgh's No. 18 prospect Pablo Reyes got the start at shortstop and delivered three singles at the top of the Bucs order. The 25-year-old scored twice and drove in a run in Fort Myers. Relievers Clay Holmes (No. 23) and Nick Burdi (No. 24) pitched one scoreless inning of relief apiece. Box score
Brewers 10, Padres 7
Top Milwaukee prospect Keston Hiura added a single to raise his spring average to .263. Fourth-ranked San Diego prospect Luis Urias went 1-for-4 and scored once. Box score
Indians (ss) 4, Angels 2
Los Angeles' No. 28 prospect Brennon Lund went 2-for-4 with his second triple in two days, knocking in a pair of runs to get the Halos on the board in the fourth. Ty Buttrey (No. 14) tossed a scoreless seventh, allowing a hit and a walk while striking out one. Box score
Red Sox 6, Orioles 4
Boston's No. 22 prospect Bobby Poyner allowed one hit and struck out three across two scoreless innings en route to his first save of the spring. Box score
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Identificador de ubicación de la Administración Federal de Aviación
Designador de aeródromo de la AFAC (México)
Código de aeropuertos de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina

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To make the hair, cut 2 wide strips of blue construction paper & attach the ends to make a band that fits the child's head. Cute several strips of blue construction paper to create the crazy hair. These can be the same width or different, either way works great! Curl each strip of paper with your finger. To do this, simply hold one end of the paper with one hand and with the other run two fingers along the strip slightly bending as you move up the strip using your thumb on the other side to guide!
Once you have the strips curled it is time to attach them to the band. I used double sided tape to attach but staples work as well just remember to position the flat side of the staple on the inside of the band so it doesn't scratch the child's head. I alternated the direction of the curls which made it a bit crazier but it is totally your preference!
Once you have the crazy hair made it is time to assemble the costume. Using the white paper plate & permanent marker write Thing 1 or Thing 2 on the paper (see picture for details) and attach to the belly of the red shirt. Put on the crazy hair hat & you are ready to go!
Put t-shirt on. If printed, wear inside out.
Add a green star to become a star-bellied sneetch.
Brightly colored clothes preferably on the neon family & striped pants add to the effect.
To make the top of the trees, simply gather several sheets of tissue paper (can mix colors or all same) and tie to a headband. Wear your brightest clothes and add headband.
Instead of using a headband, make a "hat" by using construction paper or card stock to make a band that fits the child (or adult) head. Tape or staple the tissue paper to the band (if stapling, make sure the flat part of the staples are on the inside to prevent scratching).
To make the cat's hat, use a large white paper bag & paint or glue/tape wide strips of red around the bag leaving spaces for the white stripe!
Wear black clothing or black shirt & jeans. Tie a bit of red fabric around the neck in a bow tie. Add striped hat for finishing touch!
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Patricia continues her attempts to make "Scott" feel out-of-place at the dinner party. Conversation at the table reveals the fact that Wayne hopes to take part in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race later in the year. "Scott" and Gordon hit it off well, much to Patricia's annoyance - Gordon even offers "Scott" a lift home, although he declines in favour of the bus. Patricia is angry at Gordon for inviting "Scott" to the Hamiltons' stud when she had made it quite clear she didn't want Angela to see him. She tells her husband to put "Scott" off, but Gordon asks Patricia to give "Scott" a chance.
At the Palmers', Kevin shows Beryl the article he wrote for the school newspaper, defending John. Kevin tells his mother he didn't get the school's permission to write the piece, but Beryl says she'll kick up a fuss if the headmaster (Mr. Wood) kicks up a fuss.
John joins Gordon, Angela and Wayne at the stud, and is impressed by the horses. Wayne explains about breaking-in the horses. "Scott" apologises to Wayne for taking up his time, but Wayne says he likes to keep his sister happy! He also says Patricia only rides for its snob appeal, and then tells "Scott" that Angela is only after one thing from a 'guy like him', not realising that Angela is listening close-by.
Back the the Hamiltons', Angela slaps Wayne and tells him she's not interested in a one night stand with "Scott". She adds that "Scott" is important to her, and tells Wayne that if he says anything else, she'll tell Gordon his son is ripping him off.
Fiona confronts John about not taking things slowly as he had promised. John tells his aunt that she wouldn't have been able to sleep if he'd told her about the planned visit to the stud. Fiona makes John promise not to make any more calls to Angela before the end of the week. Fiona then tells John that she's made up a history for him: "Scott Edwards" has been working for the past two years in Woop Woop, building a dam. His employer was Allied Constructions, and "Scott" was an unskilled labourer. The job has now finished, and "Scott" is on holiday in Sydney. Fiona says she's having dinner with her friend from Allied Constructions that evening, and will make sure his story becomes rock solid.
John tells Fiona that Beryl is nothing like her. He reminisces a bit, but Fiona tells him it's no good wishing he was back there. John says "Unless things get lucky, I don't think I'll ever get back there."
In Melbourne, Kevin tells Beryl he's been taken off the paper, but adds that it was worth it. He also says he was nearly expelled. Beryl says she'll see Mr Wood to sort the problem out, but when she goes to the school, the headmaster tells her that Kevin broke the rules and had to be punished. Beryl asks Mr Wood if he would stand by and do nothing if people called his brother a murderer. The headmaster says John should have stayed and faced the music if he was innocent. Beryl is furious.
Back at home, Beryl picks up a photo of John and looks at it sadly. She goes to talk to Kevin in his bedroom, and her son apologises for the headmaster giving her such a hard time. Beryl says that at least she tried; she just wished it had done some good.
At Fiona's, Jill tries to get "Scott" interested in going out raging, but he doesn't even feel up to a game of Scrabble. When Jill leaves, John picks up the telephone handset and dials a number. The 'phone rings at Beryl's - she is overjoyed when she realises who's calling. John won't tell her where he is, though - he just says he's OK. Beryl asks him when he's coming home, and tells him he has to clear his name - she says she knows he'll find a way to do it. When the call ends, Beryl starts crying uncontrollably.