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Schaeuble denies 'Grexit' threat, says Greece on right path
Published Sun, Feb 19 20177:00 PM EST Updated Sun, Feb 19 20177:03 PM EST
Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble (CDU) arrives for the weekly German federal Cabinet meeting on February 1, 2017 in Berlin, Germany.
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German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble denied on Sunday that he had said Greece would have to leave the euro zone if it failed to implement economic reforms.
Schaeuble said in an ARD television interview that Greece would not have problems if it implemented agreed reforms, but would if it fails to carry these out.
"I never made any ('Grexit') threats," Schaeuble told ARD's Bericht aus Berlin programme just before the network played recent comments in which he said Greece was "not yet over the hill" and the "pressure needed to stay on" Greece or it "couldn't stay in the currency union".
Schaeuble said he was giving Greece the same message that it has received throughout its crisis from institutions such as the International Monetary Fund. "If Greece carries out the reforms, there won't be any problems. If they don't, then there will be problems."
Schaeuble added: "I'm confident. Greece is on the right path."
Greece refuses to ask citizens for 'a Euro more'
Schaeuble also said he expects the IMF to participate in a third bailout package for Greece after German magazine Der Spiegel said the Fund would contribute up to 5 billion euros ($5.3 billion). The IMF declined to comment.
"I assume it will," Schaeuble said when asked about the IMF's participation. He noted the IMF had said in 2015 it would participate if Greece fulfils its reform targets. "I assume that can be achieved in the coming weeks."
It remains unclear whether the Fund will be involved in the programme, and this is likely to be one of the main talking points when Chancellor Angela Merkel and IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde meet on Wednesday.
Germany's government, gearing up for what is forecast to be a tight national election in September, opposes debt relief for
Greece as sought by the IMF. Still, Berlin says the current programme can only continue if the Fund joins in.
No long term solutions for Greece: JPM Asset Management
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"European law does not allow (national) debt relief," Schaeuble told ARD ahead of a meeting in Brussels on Monday with euro zone finance ministers. "Greece has to become more competitive. That's the what the programme is for."
A spokeswoman for Schaeuble had said on Friday that the German government has always considered IMF participation to be essential in Greece's third aid-for-reforms package.
The Fund has insisted on debt relief and precautionary fiscal measures to ensure that Athens can meet its fiscal targets before it will consider participating in the bailout.
Without new policies, the IMF believes Greece can only meet a primary fiscal surplus target of 1.5 pct of gross domestic product by 2018.
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Q: Bean validation does not work for simpleSelectOneMenu in ICEFaces I use jsf 2.1.21, ICEFaces 3.3, Tomcat 7 and hibernate validator 5.1. Component ace:simpleSelectOneMenu refers to backing bean field which has @Min validation configured. And no bean validation is performed.
<ace:simpleSelectOneMenu id="category" value="#{myBean.catId}" label="Category"
                         validatorMessage="Please select category">
   <f:selectItem itemValue="-1" itemLabel="Please select"/>
   <f:selectItem itemValue="0" itemLabel="Category 1"/>
   <f:selectItem itemValue="1" itemLabel="Category 2"/>
</ace:simpleSelectOneMenu>
<h:message id="categoryMsg" for="category"/>

@ManagedBean
public class MyBean {

  @Min(0)
  private int catId;

  public int getCatId() {
     return catId;
  }

  public void setCatId(int catId) {
     this.catId = catId;
  }
}

If use h:selectOneMenu instead of ace:simpleSelectOneMenu then bean validation works. Even more I see that ace SelectOneMenu  component has validator javax.faces.validator.BeanValidator added to its validators. But it is not triggered.
I wonder how to make that validator work?
If use other ace components like ace:textEntry then bean validation works.

A: As a possible solution could be used valueChangeListener of ace:simpleSelectOneMenu.
It is called in validate phase. And for component is created validator javax.faces.validator.BeanValidator by jsf. So valueChangeListener just may pass through all validators of the component and trigger ones of BeanValidator type. Catching ValidatorException and calling FacesContext.validationFailed() simulates validation failure and no update model phase will be called.
<ace:simpleSelectOneMenu valueChangeListener="#{myBean.validateBean}">

@ManagedBean
public class MyBean {
    ...
    public void validateBean(ValueChangeEvent ve) {
        UIInput input = (UIInput) ve.getComponent();
        FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
        Validator[] validators = input.getValidators();

        for (Validator validator : validators) {
            if (validator instanceof BeanValidator) {
                try {
                    validator.validate(context, input, ve.getNewValue());
                }
                catch (ValidatorException e) {
                    input.setValid(false);
                    String txt = input.getValidatorMessage();
                    FacesMessage message = new FacesMessage(FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR,  txt, txt);
                    context.addMessage(input.getClientId(), message);
                    context.validationFailed();
                }
            }
        }
    }

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News 1 May 2018
Edinburgh International Festival announce new partnership with Edinburgh Gin
Edinburgh International Festival is delighted to announce that Edinburgh Gin will be the festival's first Official Gin, in a partnership that welcomes the distillers as Festival sponsors of The Hub - home of the International Festival and of Light on the Shore - a programme of popular Scottish music at Leith Theatre.
Edinburgh Gin, one of the UK's leading gins is renowned for producing a much loved and dynamic range of gins for every occasion. It produces every bottle of their world-class gin at distilleries in Edinburgh's West End and Leith.
This summer the International Festival returns to Leith Theatre for the first time in thirty years, with a special season of Scottish popular music which is supported by the distillers Edinburgh Gin Seaside brand. Light on the Shore with Edinburgh Gin Seasidecelebrates the remarkable variety and collaborative nature of Scottish music. Artists including Mogwai, Django Django and Karine Polwartwill appear in concert, Anna Meredith will revisit her widely acclaimed albumVarmintswith Southbank Sinfonia, and Berlin-based Stargaze Ensemble will rework Boards of Canada's High Scores. Additionally, some of the country's most collaborative innovators including Neu! Reekie!,Hidden Door,Celtic ConnectionsandLau, will curate bespoke events as part of the series. The full programme of events is revealed tomorrow, Wednesday 2 May, with tickets available to buy from Friday 4 May at 10am from eif.co.uk.
Leith Theatre was home to International Festival events through the 1960s until 1988, when the venue closed its doors to the public. Thanks to the perseverance of local organisations such as the Leith Theatre Trust and Hidden Door festival, it is re-emerging as a vital contemporary venue for Edinburgh and forms a natural home for Light on the Shore with Edinburgh Gin Seaside.

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Chronixx led the way in a very strong year for reggae LPs.
A set of spooky reggae selections for Halloween.
Lee "Scratch" Perry promises vengeance against the vampires who caused him to burn down Black Ark Studios on a brand-new single with Subatomic Sound System.


Stories in Stone has been a partnership in which I have worked with both Wolverhampton Museums and Art Galleries and Telford Culture Zone. Students from two secondary schools in Telford, Ercall Wood Technology College and Madeley Academy, have been looking at the buildings in the neighbourhood of their schools and responding to them.
The project has resulted in a short film which was shown along with an exhibition of art work created by the schools. Stories in Stone is also part of a larger project, Engaging Places, which is organised nationally by CABE (the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment). The work I have done is part of the national exhibition which ran at Wolverhampton Art Gallery during July 2010 in tandem with a London exhibition in Greenwich.
In July 2010 I learnt that my Stories in Stone project with Madeley Academy had won first prize nationally among the CABE Engaging places projects.


Many people (women in particular) experience iron deficiency anemia at some point in their lives. If you are told you have low iron it is important to figure out why. Is it a dietary deficiency? Is it intestinal parasites (which can feed off of your iron stores)? Are you a vegetarian/vegan, pregnant, an endurance athlete, someone who experiences heavy menstruation, or in a period of adolescent growth? Do you have a B12 deficiency (pernicious anemia) masking itself as iron deficiency anemia? Managing iron levels can be tricky and definitely requires the assistance of a health care provider (ideally a holistic one!).
However, I thought I'd share some of the basics about why we need iron and factors affecting iron absorption.
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Moshe Holtzberg: Survivor of 2008 attack returns to Mumbai
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Close to a decade after 2-year-old Moshe Holtzberg was heroically rescued by his former nanny, Sandra Samuel, from Nariman (Chabad) House during the 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai, the two of them are once again back in Nariman House. Moshe, now 11, has lived in Israel since the attack, and this is his first trip back to Mumbai.
They are in India together with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to unveil the plans for a Living Memorial (see here for more details) and a plaque dedicated to Moshe's parents, Rabbi Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, who were the co-director of Chabad of Mumbai, and were murdered in the terror attack.
The directors of Chabad of Mumbai, Rabbi Israel and Chaya Kozlovsky, greeted Moshe, Sandra and Moshe's grandparents, who are accompanying him on the trip. In 2014 the Kozlovskys reopened Nariman House after rebuilding it and are now embarking on the Living Memorial project.
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This year the Portlethen & District Rotary Club are again sponsoring two RYLA candidates for the July 2010 Camp. Potential candidates can contact us by click on RYLA CANDIDATES on the menu at the left side of this page.
Last year Rory Arbuthnott and Kirsten Shaw, from Portlethen Academy, were the successful candidates. They had a great time and thanked the Newtonhill Rotary Club by coming along to a meeting and speaking about their adventures at the RYLA camp near Nethybridge.
Their dual presentation gave members a good idea of the fun, motivation and positive messages coming back from both Rory and Kirsten who talked about their impressions of the camp and of the various activities undertaken.
It was obvious that they had thoroughly enjoyed the experience and it appeared that gorge walking was top of Kirsten's favourites list while the highlight for Rory was the kayaking adventure.
The youngsters made it clear that they were grateful for the opportunity to participate in the camp and to meet with other candidates from throughout the District.
Kirsten, who comes from Newtonhill, told the gathering that any misapprehension she had felt was completely overcome by making friends as soon as she boarded the bus that took candidates to Nethybridge.
They had learned new skills, learned how to overcome fears through helping each other and obviously made new friends into the bargain during their week of adventure.
Each day started with a visiting inspirational speaker and some of these talks had a profound message to pass on. The message that the youngsters were able to pass back to the Rotarians was perhaps the most important, and that was simply that, "Happy teams are teams with happy people."


A kind word goes a long way, and I can still remember words of encouragement from my Little League coach from decades ago. So why not make your favorite sports person feel even more special with their own photo on a package of gum? Well, that's the great idea of My Big League Chew company, located in Chicago. I've helped them setup their web presence and e-commerce system so that parents from around the USA can treat their sports hero to a fun gift.
Go ahead and show some kindness to the children in your life, it will pay dividends in the years to come.


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INDIAN POLITY AND THE VALUELESS POLITICOS - THE POLITICAL JAMBOREE CALLED INDIA (II)
INDIAN POLITY AND THE VALUELESS POLITICOS - THE POLITICAL JAMBOREE CALLED INDIA
(http://severallyalone.blogspot.in/2012/09/indian-polity-and-valueless-politicos.html)
By Opposition, I mean to say here the political parties who form the current opposing group of the government in the Parliament.
Given on the electoral wisdom or manipulation (if not interchangeably, both terms can be used alternatively to explain the confusion that prevails in the mind of the Indian voter in absence of good candidates to go for), these parties form the ruling or the opposition groups based on the number game. A party that is in Opposition today, might well be in the government tomorrow; could well have been in the government yesterday.
Main Opposition party of the day, the BJP, is a sorry tale of internal bickering, lost opportunities and flawed fundamentals. The BJP and its senior brotherhood in the RSS have their origins and growth in following the Hindu nationalist ideology. There was nothing wrong in it provided it would have been allowed to remain an ideological following like many Muslim political outfits do (but with no base at all). So in order to gain the wider political canvas, the BJP went on to manipulate the ideology with militant elements of radical fundamentalism when it started fueling religious hatred that culminated with the Babri demolition episode. The instant reaction brought the BJP to power in Uttar Pradesh and paved its way for governing seat in Delhi.
But Uttar Pradesh was not enough and with emergence of casteist political groups like the SP and the BSP in the state and a deliberately delayed Ayodhya temple construction promise midst the piled-up court cases on the demolition issue, the voter started drifting away from the BJP. After Kalyan Singh's government, BJP has always been languishing in Uttar Pradesh looking for the wider political background.
Though the BJP could form government at centre, and could from again, it had to bite the dust the way it had begun. It could form government only in coalition with many others. That made the BJP realize the need of a moderate approach politics and Atal Behari Vajpayee could lead a successful government at the centre.
But the BJP's character had not changed. We saw it in Gujarat riots. First, Hindus were killed. The state had the responsibility to stop the reaction. Instead, it became complicit in the riots that followed killing around 1200.
Religion is the opium of the masses – the 'so often' quoted quote says – and that tells us its universal nature. Political leaders have manipulated it to the extreme and Indian politics is a burning example of it. But equally universal is its immediate aftermath – public gets fed-up of provocation if the same line is repeated again and again without any element of newness and militant spark and then even religion cannot hold the scattering base together.
Of and on, the BJP has been changing tracks to find a viable political alternative without making efforts to bring fundamental changes in its core ideology.
Babri gave the BJP the national political canvas. Godhra aftermath gave Narendra Modi an unbridled run in Gujarat since 2001 and he is expected to continue for another five years after the upcoming Gujarat assembly election.
But as Modi is harbouring prime-ministerial ambitions, he needs to come out of the mode of the politics that he does in Gujarat (and Gujarat's demographics suits his hardline brand of politics blended well with real good development). He has been trying to reach out to the wider sections including the Muslims but there is little hope for him.
That leaves BJP in a quagmire of political fate – confusing the voter and the party worker of which line to toe.
And the BJP is not alone in practicing religious appeasement. Two other parties, the Congress party and the SP are always there to show their excessive zeal for Muslim appeasement.
But given India's demographical statistics, no party or coalition can think of coming into power across the country by targeting one or few categories of vote banks. And that leads to the dirty game of opportunist and crude political agenda of every other party.
The other important Opposition group, the Janta Dal (United) that finds its political existence in Congress' opposition (in words of Nitish Kumar), has been giving hints that it might tag along with the UPA if the centre adequately fulfills Bihar's coffers. JDU shares power with BJP in Bihar but is going to fight against the BJP in Gujarat assembly polls.
The Left Front, decimated in its stronghold of West Bengal, was always a ruin of the Left ideology. They fought Congress in West Bengal but helped the Congress party form the government at the centre during UPA-1 days before pulling out the support on the India-US Nuke Deal issue.
Recently, they have been trying to plead with Mulayam Singh Yadav to join the Third Front going as far as saying Mulayam should lead it. Prakash Karat said yesterday, "Mulayam as the leader of the largest group should take the lead in this movement. Among our eight parties he should take the initiative, both inside and outside Parliament. He is the leader of the biggest party". Only a day later, the seasoned U-turner, Mr. Mulayam Singh Yadav announced that his support to the UPA government would continue though he would continue to oppose the diesel, LPG and retail FDI moves. Certainly, Mulayam has got a big, fat bargain in the trade-off that ensued earlier this week with Mamata's move to pull-out of the UPA-2.
Did you say something of ideology?
To continue..
Posted by Santosh Chaubey at Friday, September 21, 2012
Labels: Indian polity, Politics of compulsion, Unethical UPA alliance, Values and Indian politics
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Умарбекова, Меруерт Толегеновна (род. 3 мая 1962 года) — актриса театра и кино.

Биография
Умарбекова Меруерт родилась в 1962 году в городе Кентау Южно-Казахстанской области. С 1979 по 1984 год окончила Театрально-художественный институт по специальности «Артист музыкального театра».
В 1986 году был принята в труппу Казахского государственного академического драматического театра имени М. Ауэзова.
В 2016 году награждена медалью «25 лет Независимости Республики Казахстан».

Основные роли на сцене
Казахский государственный академический театр драмы имени М. О. Ауэзова
Е. Домбаева «Девочки нашего класса» (реж. С. Асылханов) - Шолпан,
А. Тажибаев «Любовь, любовь» (реж. Б. Атабаев) - Несибели,
Е. Аманшаев «Сломанная колыбельная» (реж. А. Рахимов) - женщина,
Т. Нурмаганбетов «Одна свадьба для пяти холостяков» (режиссер А. Рахимов) - Куйкетай,
М. Макатаев «Прощай, любовь» (режиссер Б. Атабаев) - Зина, Аиша,
Т. Нурмаганбетов «Спор со старушками» (реж. Б. Атабаев) - Невеста,
О. Боранбаев «Кокбори» (реж. Б. Атабаев) - Гулаим,
М. Ауэзова «Карагоз» (режиссер Б. Атабаев) - Акбала,
Д. Исабеков «Сестра» (реж. Б. Омаров) - Соседка,
А. Февраль «Мир - туман» (реж. К. Сугурбеков) - Зина,
Р. Муканова «Образ вечного ребенка» (реж. Б. Атабаев) - Лонг,
С. Балгабаев «Ностальгия и иллюзия» (реж. А. Рахимов) - Иллюзия,
Т. Нурмаганбетов «Кожанасир жив» (режиссер О. Кенебаев) - женщина,
А. Рахимова «Свидетельство преступнику» (реж. А. Рахимов) - Шелк,
И. Сапарбай «Цыганская серенада» (реж. Э. Обаева) - цыганская жена,
И. Вовнянко «Смерть и наказание» (реж. А. Ашимов, С. Аскаров) - Шапига,
М. Омарова «Вкус хлеба комбе» (реж. А. Какишева) - Джамиля,
Н. Хикмет «Фархад - Сок» (реж. А. Ашимов) - Мехменебану,
Ф. Эрве «Лисья девица» (реж. А. Мамбетов) - Дениза,
И. Дмитриева «Добрый дракон» (реж. А. Мамбетов) - княгиня Линь,
В. Смехова «Тысяча и одна ночь» (реж. Т. Аралбай) - Зейнаб,
Б. Брехт «Свадьба кролика» (реж. Б. Атабаев) - Аиша,
А.П. Чехов «Чайка» (реж. Б. Атабаев) - Маша,
Е. Уахитов «Боги» (режиссер А. Рахимов) - Шапагат,
Н. Гоголь «Пара» (реж. Е. Обаев) - Авдотья,
Н. В гоголевской «Свадьбе» (реж. В. Захаров) - Арина Пантелеймоновна.

Кинороли
«Парыз», «Весенняя сказка», «Кымызхана», «Театр юмора» и др.

Ссылки
https://ticketon.kz/star/meruert-umarbekova

Киноактрисы Казахстана

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This directory contains "public" interfaces and libraries for various Mojo
services (whose implementations are elsewhere, including in particular
[//services](../../services); some implementations may be in separate repos).

(Note that "core", i.e. absolutely essential, interfaces are under
[//mojo/public/interfaces](../public/interfaces).)

The majority of the contents under this directory are mojom files describing the
interfaces, located under `<service_name>/interfaces`. Note that some
subdirectories do not correspond directly to a "service" per se, but to a more
general group of interfaces (which may in turn be used by other "services").

There are also some language-specific libraries (especially for the "client"
side, but occasionally also for the implementation side) in corresponding
subdirectories. For example, C++ libraries are under `<service_name>/cpp`.

## See also

* [//services](../../services)
* [//mojo/public](../public)
* [//mojo/public/interfaces](../public/interfaces)

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Q: Count duplicates in two different columns having same name using SQL query I have the following table:
Team1  Team2  result
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 a       b      a
 b       c      b
 c       a      a
 b       a      b
 b       c      -
 a       b      a
 b       c      b

I want to count duplicate combination of teams present in Team1 and Team2 columns as below:
Team1  Team2   count
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 a       b      3
 b       c      3
 c       a      1

I tried the following query:
SELECT TEAM1,TEAM2, COUNT(*) AS COUNT
FROM TABLE_NAME
GROUP BY TEAM1, TEAM2

I did not get the desired output. I got the following instead:
Team1  Team2   Count
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  c      a       1
  b      a       1
  a      b       2
  b      c       3

Could anybody help please?

A: You can use least() and greatest():
SELECT LEAST(TEAM1, TEAM2) as TEAM1, GREATEST(TEAM1, TEAM2) as TEAM2, COUNT(*) AS CNT
FROM  TABLE_NAME
GROUP BY LEAST(TEAM1, TEAM2), GREATEST(TEAM1, TEAM2);

A: You might use grouping by multiplication( being a commutative algebraic operation ) of ascii function applied to those columns as
 with table_name(Team1,Team2,result) as
 (
     select 'a','b','a'  from dual union all
     select 'b','c','b'  from dual union all
     select 'c','a','a'  from dual union all
     select 'b','a','b'  from dual union all
     select 'b','c',null from dual union all
     select 'a','b','a'  from dual union all
     select 'b','c','b'  from dual
 )
  select min(team1) as team1,max(team2) as team2,
         count(*) as count
    from table_name
   group by ascii(team1)*ascii(team2)
   order by team1;

TEAM1 TEAM2 COUNT
  a     b     3
  b     c     3
  c     a     1

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For the rapid transit train model in Toronto, see S-series (Toronto rapid transit).
The S-Series of ILS specifications is a common denominator for a set of specifications associated to different integrated logistics support aspects. Originally developed by AECMA (French acronym for the Association Européenne des Constructeurs de Matériel Aeronautique, later ASD), the S-Series suite of ILS specifications is managed currently jointly by multinational teams from the Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD) and Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) reporting to the AIA/ASD ILS Council. The ILS Council established the term S-Series (of) ILS specifications as the common denominator for all its specifications, and this term was consolidated with the publication of SX000i.
The encoding of the specifications is inspired by the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) of human knowledge. Transversal specifications are encoded with an "X" instead of a number, so as to represent the "10" used in Roman numerals. The initial "S" stands for specification, and the last letter indicates a keyword within the title, as highlighted in the list above. Exceptions to this rule are S1000D (where the "D" stands for documentation) and the specifications ending in "X", which represents "Exchange". Though all letters are upper case, SX000i has a lower case ending letter for improved readability and to prevent confusion with an "l" in certain fonts.
Though strictly speaking it is not one of the S-Series specifications, ASD-STE100 is often associated to them because of its common origin with the S-Series of ILS specifications.
The S-Series of ILS specifications have in the past years made a significant effort to be interoperable, as this was not always necessarily true in the past. In that context, SX000i defines the common ILS process to which all the specifications will adhere, and SX002D defines a common data model that binds the data models of the different specifications together. This integration has ensured that the specifications have been included in the ASD Strategic Standardization Group (SSG) Radar Chart as adopted.
In order to maintain the future interoperability of the specifications, SX000i establishes in its chapter 4 the governance of the S-Series ILS specifications and a common change process. A common unified S-Series ILS Specifications commenting tool was also established.
The S-Series of ILS specifications are also involved in the development of the new ISO 10303-239 (AP239) PLCS Edition 3 project, so as to integrate with the ISO 10303 STEP architecture and non-support domains such as Engineering or Manufacturing. The representatives of the S-Series in the AP239 Edition 3 project are members of the Data Modeling and Exchange Working Group (DMEWG), which is responsible for the development of SX001G, SX002D, SX003X, SX004G and SX005G.
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Previous studies acknowledge the effectiveness of market information processing activities in contributing to higher new product success rates (Ozkaya et al. 2015; Li and Calantone 1998). This line of research recognizes the integration of market insights from external stakeholders (e.g., customers, suppliers) and internal stakeholders (e.g., marketing, research and development) as a key success factor in new product development (NPD) (Gruner and Homburg 2000; Olson et al. 2001). The sales force has been proposed as an internal stakeholder group contributing to market intelligence but previous research has largely neglected the sales force in this role (Ahearne, Rapp, Hughes, and Jindal 2010a; Ernst, Hoyer, and Rübsaamen 2010). This lack of attention is surprising especially since the sales force can provide specific insights with respect to customer needs and competitive activities (Ernst et al. 2010; Le Bon and Merunka 2006). These insights are attributable to the frontline operations of salespeople and their direct interactions with market participants, which allow them to absorb unique market information that extends beyond the knowledge of other internal functions (Liao and Chuang 2004). The sales department thus harbors boundary people (Thietart and Vivas 1981) in an advantaged position to obtain valuable market intelligence. As such, the sales force is in a catbird seat for gathering external information, which can be leveraged internally to create new products that are better aligned with customer needs and that provide product advantages in the eyes of customers, enhance customers' new product adoption and, ultimately, new product success. Incorporating these market insights into NPD may also promote the sales force's own new product adoption behavior and motivate its role as vendors of new products that reflect their own input. Sales force new product adoption has been identified as a motivational factor and is defined as the salespeople's acceptance of a new product and the internalization of its goals (i.e., commitment), as well as the extent to which they work hard and smartly to achieve these goals to make the new product successful (i.e., effort) (Hultink and Atuahene-Gima 2000). In fact, the sales force has been viewed as an internal customer whose adoption can critically impact new product success (Wieseke, Homburg, and Lee 2008). We argue that including the sales force"s market intelligence in NPD may thus positively impact new product success via its own adoption behavior and should complement the effect on new product success via the external constituent 'customer'. Hence, the intensity with which the market insights generated by the sales force are accounted for internally in the scope of NPD processes, which we define as sales force integration, may have favorable effects on the success of new products via these two separate routes. The objective of the present study is to scrutinize how sales force integration engenders new product success, i.e., the degree to which the new product achieves the corporate objectives which are associated with the new product project (Gatignon and Xuereb 1997) via these two routes.


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Dems Team Up with GOP to Weaken Bank Rules, Which Critics Say May Lead to More Bailouts & Misconduct
StoryMarch 07, 2018
Alexis Goldstein
senior policy analyst at Americans for Financial Reform. After working on Wall Street for seven years, she became a prominent member of Occupy Wall Street.
Americans for Financial Reform
On Tuesday, 16 Senate Democrats joined with 50 Republicans to advance a bill slated to roll back key financial regulations passed in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. The bill would exempt 25 of the nation's 40 largest banks from being subject to heightened scrutiny by the Federal Reserve. If it passes, it would be the biggest weakening of the Dodd-Frank Act since it was signed into law in 2010. The 67-32 vote in favor of a "motion to proceed" now sends the bill back to the floor for debate and possible amendments before a final vote in the coming days. We speak to Alexis Goldstein, a senior policy analyst at Americans for Financial Reform.
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AMY GOODMAN: On Tuesday, 16 Senate Democrats joined with 50 Republicans to advance a bill slated to roll back key financial regulations passed in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. The bill would exempt 25 of the nation's 40 largest banks from being subject to heightened scrutiny by the Federal Reserve. If it passes, it would be the biggest weakening of the Dodd-Frank Act since it was signed into law in 2010. The 67-32 vote in favor of a motion to proceed now sends the bill back to the floor to debate and possible amendments before a final vote in coming days. This is Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts speaking out against the Senate bank bill.
SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN: This bill is a punch in the gut to American consumers. If it passes, it will be harder to police banks that sell abusive mortgages, harder to police lenders who discriminate against their customers, and harder to police giant monopolies that build and sell and offer financing to mobile home buyers. Only a bunch of bank lobbyists—and their friends in Washington—would call this a consumer protection bill.
AMY GOODMAN: Well, for more, we're going to Washington, D.C., where we're joined by Alexis Goldstein, senior policy analyst at Americans for Financial Reform. After working on Wall Street for seven years, she became a prominent member of Occupy Wall Street. We're also going to talk about the resignation of Gary Cohn, national economic adviser for President Trump. But first, let's start with this bank bill, Alexis Goldstein.
ALEXIS GOLDSTEIN: Thanks, Amy. It's good to be here.
AMY GOODMAN: So, talk about how this has rolled forward. And although there is so much enormous partisan bickering in Washington, when it comes to this bank bill, a number of Democrats are joining with the Republicans. Explain what it will do.
ALEXIS GOLDSTEIN: So, this bill does three big things. One is that it's going to make future bailouts more likely, because it rolls back these important safeguards and monitorings that were put in place after the last crisis, and was meant to learn from the mistakes of the last crisis. The other thing it's going to do is it's going to deregulate a lot of really, really large foreign banks, like Deutsche Bank, that have presences in the U.S., banks that, like Deutsche, gave large amounts of money and loans to folks like Donald Trump. And then, perhaps most worryingly, it's going to possibly encourage further discrimination in mortgage lending, because it reduces the reporting requirements on basically 85 percent of banks, reporting requirements that are used to catch racial discrimination in lending when it occurs.
AMY GOODMAN: I want to turn to Democratic Senator Mark Warner of Virginia speaking to Bloomberg TV about why he supports the Senate bank bill.
SEN. MARK WARNER: We've been working on this legislation for four years, long before this president came into power, because we hear from community banks, credit unions, folks in our local communities, how some of the regulatory overburden for these smaller institutions has cut back on their lending ability. We want to give that relief. Now, I still believe the banks that caused the major challenge, the largest institutions, the so-called SIFI banks, we need to keep very strict standards in place regulating those institutions. This legislation does that. It does give the relief that we've been working on for four years.
AMY GOODMAN: So that's Democratic Senator Mark Warner. Can you explain—respond to what he's saying?
ALEXIS GOLDSTEIN: So, one thing that happened yesterday is the Congressional Budget Office put out its analysis of this bill. And one of the things that they said is there's actually a 50 percent chance that banks like Citibank, which Mark Warner just said are not impacted by this bill, actually will benefit from this bill. The other thing that he's saying, and a lot of the sponsors of this bill, which Senator Warner was one of the original sponsors, are saying, is this is just about community banks. But what this is about is quadruple—is, sorry, raising by five times the threshold by which you get that extra monitoring, by which you get that extra scrutiny by the Fed. It used to be $50 billion. They want to raise it five times, to $250 billion. So, banks of that size were very crucial to the financial crisis. Countrywide was a bank of that size, and they gave out one out of five of every mortgage in the country in the lead-up to the crisis. So these are not small players. Deutsche Bank is not a small player. UBS is not a small player. All of those banks would all be deregulated by this bill in substantial ways.
And let's not forget the history here. The Fed had all of the tools they needed in order to address the last crisis, and they didn't use them. So Congress made a specific choice in Dodd-Frank to say, "Hey, Fed, any bank above $50 billion, we're going to require that you do all of these specific things, that you make them run stress tests, that you ensure they don't operate on too much debt." And this bill, unfortunately, is significantly weakening all of those very deliberate protections that Congress put in place after the last crisis.
AMY GOODMAN: Let's turn to Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio speaking against the bill.
SEN. SHERROD BROWN: We're not doing infrastructure. We're not dealing with the opioid crisis. We're doing nothing here about guns. But we got time—we got time to do a lot for America's largest thanks. These are banks whose collapse, with this deregulation—these are banks whose collapse could harm—could cause ripples across the world. Together, the country's biggest banks took $239 billion in taxpayer bailouts. So, without the rigorous annual stress tests that we put in Dodd-Frank a decade ago, and we're relaxing now, taxpayers could once again be on the hook if "too big to fail" banks collapse and we don't have the right tools in place to see it coming.
And it opens the door. And this is—this is maybe even more unbelievable than the fact that this body is falling all over itself to help the biggest banks: This bill also weakens the oversight for foreign megabanks operating in the United States, the same banks that repeatedly violate U.S. laws.
AMY GOODMAN: So, is this bank bill a done deal, Alexis Goldstein?
ALEXIS GOLDSTEIN: It's absolutely not. And a lot of the Democrats who voted yes on the motion to proceed can absolutely change their mind when this hits the Senate floor. The Congressional Budget Office, in my opinion, gave them all the justification they need to change their vote. The CBO said that this does make future bailouts more likely, and, again, there is a 50 percent chance it also helps really large banks like JPMorgan and Citigroup. So, if folks are fired up about this, you should absolutely call your senators and let them know to vote no on S. 2155, which is the bill number.
AMY GOODMAN: ThinkProgress reports many of the banks that are getting relief from this bill also finance assault weapons? Can you explain this?
ALEXIS GOLDSTEIN: So, ThinkProgress had a great article yesterday listing specifically all of the banks that finance assault weapons manufacturers. And there's at least 12 banks on that list that also benefit from this bill, by my count. So these are banks like Citizens and Regions and other banks like that. And so, it just strikes me as a very strange time for the Democrats to be teaming up with Republicans to deregulate banks, including banks that are helping fund and finance the companies that are used in these horrible mass murders and shootings and school shootings that we've been seeing. The Democrats have a lot of leverage here. This is not a bill that could pass without 60 votes. They could be using that leverage to demand things. And, unfortunately, right now they're not.
AMY GOODMAN: Well, before we go, I wanted to ask you about the resignation of President Trump's top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, who opposed the president's plan to impose tariffs on steel, aluminum. Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, before taking that position, president of Goldman Sachs. Can you talk about the significance of his leaving?
ALEXIS GOLDSTEIN: I mean, I just think it's very unfortunate, but not surprising perhaps. You know, Gary Cohn did not choose to leave after Charlottesville, although he tried to get some media attention saying that he was thinking about leaving. He did not choose to leave after the Muslim ban. He did not choose to leave after, you know, President Trump ended DACA. He chose to leave after Wall Street's profits were being threatened. And, unfortunately, I think that's part and parcel to the culture of Wall Street, which I used to participate in, which is, you want PR credit for trying to say, "Oh, yes, we support the DREAMers," but when the rubber hits the road, Wall Street banks are not lobbying for a clean DREAM Act. They're lobbying for bills like the one we just discussed.
AMY GOODMAN: Well, I want to thank you very much, Alexis Goldstein, for joining us, senior policy analyst at Americans for Financial Reform, nonpartisan coalition of over 200 groups working for a safe and ethical financial system, former Occupy Wall Street activist, who was, before that, a Wall Street banker.
And this update on our previous segment, as we talked about the teachers' strike in West Virginia that's just ended and what's happening with Oklahoma teachers: We just got word that University of Illinois graduate students, who are on strike now, are occupying the President's Office.
This is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org, The War and Peace Report. When we come back, we go to Texas, where the first midterm primaries took place yesterday. Are we going to see the year of the women? Stay with us.
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Serving E1 to E9, Chollas Heights Historical is recognized as an "A List" Property by the CEL Group Inc. This prestigious honor is only bestowed upon communities that CEL Group recognizes as achieving "a best in the industry" rating for providing the highest level of quality service to residents. This distinction represents the tremendous hard work of communities that go above and beyond for their residents on a daily basis.
Chollas Heights Historical consists of 7 stunning century homes built in 1914. These charming historical residences feature large windows, patios, fireplaces, and many historical touches. Units do not have central air.
Nestled between Chollas Park and the Chollas Lake Park, the community is laden with outdoor recreation opportunities. It boasts fitness trails for strolling, biking or running right on site. The reservoir is only a short walk from the community and offers fishing for children and outdoor recreation for all. As it is San Diego's only youth fishing lake, swimming is not permitted.
Neighborhood amenities include barbecue areas, tot lots, a military history museum, and basketball courts cultivating an inviting community feel.
The local elementary school is easily accessible from the property by a walking path that leads from the grounds to the school. Shopping centers, including Target, Walmart, and Sam's Club, fitness clubs, and restaurants are conveniently located in the surrounding area.
Chollas Heights is a mere 7 1/2 miles from Naval Base San Diego, ensuring a short commute for your service member. Additionally, the property is located close to major freeways including the 94, 805, 125, and 15 making this location a short drive from many additional amenities.
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Top Sights in Ireland - What Are the Must Sees?
What are the top sights in Ireland?
But there are some you just shouldn't miss.
The first time you visit ANY country, there are just some sights you "must see".
There are lots of "top ten lists" for almost any country.
Whether it's top sights in Ireland or what you need to see before you die. Use these lists, but don't define your trip by them.
The first sight we'd recommend is the Bru na Boinne... that's Celtic or Irish for "Palace of the Boyne".
Sometimes this area is called the "Bend in the Boyne..." That's a looser translation, but these sites ARE on the banks of the Boyne River.
It's really a group of sites, which together make up an important ancient megalithic site.
You have to see Newgrange and Knowth.
They are impressive prehistoric passage tombs.
See the ancient stone carvings around the outside.
You must take a tour; you can't explore them on your own. You can choose to tour one or both.
Plan to arrive early as tours fill up in the high season.
Most guidebooks will tell you that you should see the Ring of Kerry... a driving circuit that encompasses three peninsulas in southwestern Ireland.
It's a great drive with lots of castles and coastline and the lakes of Killarney.
It's a beautiful drive, but it tends to get crowded. If you plan your trip for Spring or Fall, you can see it with smaller crowds.
For a less congested alternative, consider driving the Dingle Peninsula instead. It's got fewer crowds year round, but it's got plenty of coastal scenery too.
Drive out to the cute town of Dingle then take the Slea Head Drive, a circuit out along the Atlantic.
This drive can be taken in a long afternoon if you want.
There is an ancient church, the Gallarus Oratory, and some beehive huts (called "clochans") lived in by Monks in the Dark Ages. You'll also see a Stone Age ring fort on the drive.
Here's an interesting fact... Slea Head is the point in Europe closest to America.
You really should see the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren. These natural wonders are an interesting counterpoint to each other.
The Cliffs of Moher are topped with green and plunge hundreds of feet into the Atlantic.
The Burren is a barren but mesmerizing moonscape of limestone karst littered with megalithic tombs and celtic crosses.
We saw both of these in a day drive from a base near Shannon.
For pure scenic wonder and some great Irish stories, you need to see the Giant's Causeway.
It's a natural wonder and a place full of legends.
Thousands of polygonal columns appear to make up a giant stairway.
It's great fun to let the locals tell you the various stories about the giants that are supposed to have built this "causeway".
Dublin is a city definitely worth seeing.
We don't stay long in cities, but you should see Trinity College to visit the Library and see the Book of Kells.
It's a copy of the four Gospels of the New Testament, but what makes it special is that it was transcribed by Celtic monks in the Dark Ages... about 800 AD.
These calfskin volumes are extravagantly illustrated... true works of art.
Whatever you choose, you'll find your own top sights in Ireland. Save time for just rambling around.
Explore other cities. Find castles... they're everywhere.
The whole country is beautiful, and the people are friendly. You can't go wrong.
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As part of the Scottish Teenage Book Prize you can involved in our Scottish Teenage Book Prize competitions which provide rich cross-curricular learning opportunities. There are two competitions: a book trailer competition and a graphic novel competition. Each year our panels get to see a huge range of creative approaches to both of these competitions, and this year was one of the strongest yet. Check out our winning entries below!
We were bowled over by the clever storytelling on show this year! If you fancy having a go yourself, check out our How To Write a Comic Book Scene resource. You can download all three comics at the bottom of this page.
The panel loved the visual storytelling in this scene taken from The Extinction Trials. They were thoroughly impressed by Sophia's ability to explore the story using hardly and dialogue and no description. The comic strip is fast paced, with clever framing which helps keep the action moving, and ends on a cliff hanger. Who is the man they have found in a cave? The reader is left wanting to know more!
We really liked the choice of imagery to tell this scene from The Rise of Wolves, such as the ears to represent that the wolf has appeared, and Innis reflected in the eye of the wolf. Rather than trying to draw everything mentioned in the book, the comic makes good use of a technique called 'closure', where only a small part of a subject is seen and the reader's mind fills in the rest.
The juding panel loved this choice of scene, and early dramatic event from The Extinction Trials. They really enjoy the way the comic keeps the tension by zooming in and out of the action, going for a wide shot of the boat and then a close up. Will they survive or will they be eaten by the creature from the deep? Again, this comic is left on a cliff hanger- leaving us wanting to know what happens next!
The winner of our book trailer competition receives a book token from Waterstones and £250 of books for their school library. If you'd like to give book trailers a try, our series of tutorial videos is a good place to start.
Sophie filmed and edited this trailer of Farewell Tour of a Terminal Optimist and our panel felt it was a clear winner. They loved how short and snappy the trailer was, and the use of music and the voice over to give context to the sequences being shown. The trailer tells the viewer just enough about the plot to spark their interest, but leaves them wanting more. Anyone who watches this trailer is sure to go and grab a copy of Farewell Tour of a Terminal Optimist to read!
The panel really enjoyed the visual storytelling and pace of these two trailers.


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This is a flat, family friendly trail, highlighted with the Croton Dam, the Double Arch (a unique bridge-within-a-bridge, located in Ossining across from the Ossining Museum), New Croton Dam (an unusual spillway makes for a pretty waterfall at the state of the Croton River), Weir Chambers (located along the trail at various locations, they were constructed to enable Overseers and Caretakers to control the flow of water through the Aqueduct for repairs, inspections, or to completely drain the line). Also look for the ventilators that are located along the trail, constructed to ventilate the aqueduct.
Parking by the dam is permitted. Navigating the trail through the Village of Ossining is a bit challenging, but there are some blazes tacked up to the utility poles.
Plenty of great paces to eat and drink in the Village of Ossining.
Starting from the New Croton Dam, you are immediately inspired by the raw power of the spillway. Heading south, you hike through the OCA State Park, passing Weir chambers and ventilators. The trail is wide and easy to follow until about three miles in, just past Gerlach Park.
The trail crosses Hillcrest Avenue and then winds behind the GE Management Institute. Follow the trail along the fence line down to old Albany Post Road. There are a few old bollards marking the trail. Turn left, up Ogden Road, and you'll resume following the trail through a small right of way, on the right hand side of the road, tucked into a residential neighborhood.
Follow the trail until it crosses RT 9 and continues to head south towards the Village of Ossining. You'll cross several streets on your way to the Double Archway, located behind the Village Community Center and OCA Museum.
On Maple Street, turn right and head to Spring Street, where you'll turn left and continue until you reach the park on Everett Avenue next to Park School. You'll transect the park and the adjacent Nelson Field until you reach RT 9. The trail crosses RT 9 and there is an OCA bollard next to the bicycle rack on the southern end of the apartment building directly across from Nelson Field. The trail resumes on the other-side of the parking lot.
The OCA returns to the woods behind several apartment buildings and condominiums for another mile through Briarcliff. A kiosk and directional panel are located at Long Hill Road. Turn around and retrace your steps back to the dam.


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Borghild Løvset, née le  en Norvège, est une coureuse cycliste norvégienne, spécialiste du cross-country marathon. Elle est également triathlète dans une pratique dérivée, le triathlon d'hiver, où elle remporte le championnat d'Europe en 2011, 2012 et 2014 ainsi que les championnats du monde en 2011 et en 2014.

Biographie

Palmarès en VTT
 2011
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country marathon
 2012
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country marathon
  des championnats d'Europe de cross-country marathon
 2013
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 2014
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country marathon
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  des championnats d'Europe de cross-country marathon
 2018
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country marathon

Palmarès en triathlon
Le tableau présente les résultats les plus significatifs (podium) obtenus sur le circuit international de triathlon d'hiver depuis 2011.

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Coureuse cycliste norvégienne
Coureuse de VTT
Triathlète norvégienne
Championne du monde de triathlon d'hiver
Championne d'Europe de triathlon d'hiver
Naissance en Norvège
Naissance en décembre 1980


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I have project named Common placed in directory NamespaceB.
Now I want to reference first project inside second using project.json
But it is not possible!
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VS thinks that both are the same project!

A: In project.json you reference NuGet packages. If you have multiple NuGet packages with the same, then the project system cannot figure out which one is which. So, unfortunately, your scenario is not supported. The only solution is to rename the packages.
It's almost like having two types with the same name, both imported and referencing them without the full name. The compiler will not know which to pick.


In eight days, the Baltimore-via-North Carolina post-wave trio Future Islands will release "On the Water," the band's accomplished third album.
NPR is streaming the entire album here, so give it a run-through before you decide if it deserves the accolades it'll likely receive. (Over/under on a Pitchfork score? I'd take the over at 8.0.) There are plenty of highlights, including "Great Fire," a track that features Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner on vocals.
More Future Islands coverage to come.