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Q: Why page is loaded two times when I use Navigator and SpringViewProvider? I want to show different pages in the same window tab. I use classes Empty and Empty1. The class Empty is a main page and view Empty1 is loaded into Empty.
The class called Empty:
@Theme("valo")
@SpringUI(path = "empty")

public class Empty extends UI {

   @Autowired
   private SpringViewProvider viewProvider;

   @Override
   protected void init(VaadinRequest request) {
       System.out.println("init Empty");
       final VerticalLayout root = new VerticalLayout();
       root.setSizeFull();
       setContent(root);

       Navigator navigator = new Navigator(this, this);
       navigator.addProvider(viewProvider);
       navigator.navigateTo(Empty1.VIEW_NAME);
   }
}

and class called Empty1 (view):
@SpringView(name = Empty1.VIEW_NAME)
public class Empty1 extends VerticalLayout implements View {
   public static final String VIEW_NAME = "empty1";

   @PostConstruct
   void init() {
       addComponent(new Label("This is the default view"));
       System.out.println("init Empty1");
   }

   @Override
   public void enter(ViewChangeListener.ViewChangeEvent event) {
       // the view is constructed in the init() method()
   }
}

When I open new window I see sentence "This is the default view" and it's ok. But when I looked in trackstace I noticed sentence "init Empty1" that is shown two times, why?
It means that content of view Empty1 is loaded two times. I want to the view had been loaded only one time.
The final effect is supposed to look something like this in the 'Empty' class:
@Theme("valo")
@SpringUI(path = "empty")

public class Empty extends UI {

@Autowired
private SpringViewProvider viewProvider;

@Override
protected void init(VaadinRequest request) {
    System.out.println("init Empty");
    final VerticalLayout root = new VerticalLayout();
    root.setSizeFull();
    setContent(root);

    Navigator navigator = new Navigator(this, this);
    navigator.addProvider(viewProvider);

    int optionAuto = 2;

    switch (optionAuto) {
            case 1:
                getUI().getNavigator().navigateTo(Empty1.VIEW_NAME);
                break;
            case 2:
                getUI().getNavigator().navigateTo(Empty2.VIEW_NAME);
                break;
           }
    }
}

And It works but view 'Empty1' or 'Empty2' are called two times. How can I modifying the code in order to the view was called only one time?

A: The reason why it happens is because you call Navigator.navigateTo() in your Empty.init() method. Every navigation action creates new view bean instance (views are not singletons). After you call Navigator.navigateTo(), it's later called again in UI.doInit() method, which results in second bean creation.
If you want to make your "empty1" view a default view (the one which shows up if no other view is specified in url), then something like this should work:
if ("".equals(navigator.getState())) {
    getPage().setUriFragment("!" + Empty1.VIEW_NAME, false);
}

Of course you can also name the view as "" to make it default.

A: If you add @UIScope above your class Empty1 then you can use getNavigator().navigateTo() without creating a new instance of your view bean every time.

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Tag: Indian Model
Carol, the dusky beauty
Carol Gracias, a name that has been murmuring in our ears since her debut into the modeling circuit. She is one of the most beautiful models of India. Her birth place is Mumbai and her birthday falls on 28th day of December, 1978. This dusky girl has won the much renowned title of " Look of the year" presented by L'Oreal/Elite. She has a unique style of modeling which shot her to fame. Carol who is famous for her long legs dotes on her younger brother. She feels that her family is important to her more than anything. Her friends often describe Carol as fun loving. Her vibrant personality adds to her ambitious nature and her assured confidence makes her a real winner. She is a known face in the ramp.
Among some of the things that she believes, Carol feels that education is a must especially for women and she is even interested in doing a PHD in child psychology. She has even been a part of Bollywood. In the movie 'Being Cyrus' which was released in 2005, Carol has done a cameo. She even appeared in the music video of another release of 2005 'Bluffmaster', which starred Abhishek Bachchan and Priyanka Chopra. In the Indian version of 'Celebrity Big Brother' named 'Bigg Boss', Carol was one of the housemates. The show was produced by Endemol India for Sony Entertainment where she finished runner-up. If it is believed height paves way for everything then Carol is sure winner because she is blessed with a height of 5′ 8½". She has a very promising career ahead.
Sarah Jane: the next big thing
One of the newest girls to hit the ramp is Sarah Jane Dias. A Mumbai based Indian model, and a former VJ of Channel V, she won the Pantaloons Femina Miss India World 2007 title. She did her schooling up to class X from Indian School Wadi Al Kabir, and her plus two from Indian School Muscat. Her father, Eustace Dias is a marketing manager with Oilfields Supply Centre in Muscat.
At the age of 14 in 1997, she won the Miss India Oman title, which was sponsored by the Times of India. Sarah-Jane Dias was trained to be a model under Atul Kelkar. She won a talent hunt contest on TV when she was 21 years of age. This gave her a chance to host a show of Channel V. In 'On The Run', which is travel show of Channel V, she was first noticed as a guest. A well known face in the glamour industry, she hosted the show of 'Get Gorgeous', supermodel hunt on Channel V. She had always dreamt of winning the Miss India crown, which became true in 2007.
This confident model is interested in building a career in the field of music and food. Her voice and the capability to talk to anyone adds to her powerful personality. She will soon step in Bollywood with her film 'Brides Wanted' directed by Girish Acharya. This famous model wishes to travel around the world. She is a prominent name of the glamour industry.
Model Deepika Padukone
Well it's not everyday that you find children of established individuals turn to career options other than those that are almost embedded in the family. Well here's a different story. With her father being a leading sportsperson, anyone would expect the demure and athletic bodied Deepika to easily follow suit. Furthermore she even had the lovely height and agility needed. However this pretty lady chose differently.
From being the known face for leading brands, she's carved for herself a comfortable and secure position to get her anywhere in the world of Indian entertainment. From being the fresh faced model that walked all popular local and international ramps to being the print face for leading beauty and apparel brands, she's finally made her foray into Indian cinema. She's working hard and success has come to her rather quick. In both worlds she's certainly created a stir and is being hailed as the next best thing to watch out for.
Yes the luring Bollywood that attracts so many. We're yet to make a judgment on her acting skills, but being cast with lead actor Shah Rukh Khan tells a lot for a beginner's story. This certainly is the much awaited verdict of the year. It isn't everyday that a youngster travels the globe with such poise and elegance. Deepika certainly has done the hard work. In such a short span of time she's seen the heights of glory in the modeling fraternity and chosen to make a career shift in les than no time. With her goals set straight, doesn't seem like there's' much that can hold back this dimpled beauty.

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Happiness Now Andrew Matthews. 5.0 Happiness in Hard Times Andrew Matthews. 5.0 out of 5 stars 2. Kindle Edition 617.50. Next. Product description. Product Description "Follow Your Heart" is about doing what you love and finding peace of mind. It is about dealing with disasters and not blaming your mother! It is about how happy people think, why rich people make money - even by accident... Seashell Publishers is an Australian company, publishing Andrew Matthews' books and audio programs. Seashell markets the international rights for Andrew's products worldwide.
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کتاب Happines in Hard Times نوشته Andrew Matthews، کتابی برای افزایش اعتماد به نفس و روش های فائق آمدن بر مشکلات در زندگی و شادتر زندگی کردن است که تا کنون بیش از یک میلیون نسخه از آن به 30 زبان دنیا فروش رفته است.
Seashell Publishers is an Australian company, publishing Andrew Matthews' books and audio programs. Seashell markets the international rights for Andrew's products worldwide.
Andrew Matthews is one of the world's most widely read self-help authors. His cartoon-illustrated books are published in 42 languages. His cartoon-illustrated books are published in 42 languages. Andrew's bestsellers include BEING HAPPY!, FOLLOW YOUR HEART and HAPPINESS in HARD TIMES.


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Parodia formosa ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Gattung Parodia in der Familie der Kakteengewächse (Cactaceae). Das Artepitheton formosa leitet sich vom lateinischen Wort formosus für 'stattlich' ab und verweist auf das Erscheinungsbild der Pflanzen.

Beschreibung
Parodia formosa wächst in der Regel einzeln. Die hellgrünen kugelförmigen Triebe erreichen Durchmesser von bis zu 8 Zentimeter. Der Triebscheitel ist spärlich mit Wolle besetzt. Die 13 bis 26 Rippen sind in niedrige, bis zu 6 Millimeter hohe Höcker untergliedert. Die auf ihnen befindlichen Areolen sind weiß. Die sechs bis zwölf geraden und nadeligen Mitteldornen sind rötlich braun gefärbt. Sie weisen eine Länge von 0,3 bis 1,2 Zentimeter auf. Die 20 bis 30 helleren Randdornen sind 3 bis 8 Millimeter lang.

Die schwefelgelben Blüten erreichen Längen von bis zu 4,5 Zentimeter. Ihr Perikarpell und die Blütenröhre sind mit weißer Wolle und häufig einigen Borsten besetzt. Die Narbe ist hellgelb. Die kugelförmigen Früchte enthalten bräunliche Samen.

Verbreitung, Systematik und Gefährdung
Parodia formosa ist in den bolivianischen Departamentos Chuquisaca, Santa Cruz und Tarija in Höhenlagen von 500 bis 650 Metern verbreitet.

Die Erstbeschreibung durch Friedrich Ritter wurde 1964 veröffentlicht. Es existieren zahlreiche Synonyme.

In der Roten Liste gefährdeter Arten der IUCN wird die Art als "", d. h. als nicht gefährdet geführt.

Nachweise

Literatur

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

Parodia (Kakteen)
Formosa

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Q: How can I download older version of iPhone SDK? I've just installed iPhone SDK 4.0 and it appears that the previous version of SDK has vanished from my system.
I was looking for any links to download the previous version of iPhone SDK to download, but I cannot find anything.
Any ideas where I could download it?

A: Any new submission or update to appstore must be on IOS 4. The older IPhone sdk's are no more available for download at http://developer.apple.com/. If you think that you still need old version (for example: to run some old example), then try searching for xcode in the torrent sites. You can find there almost any version (at own risk!)


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Q: Ajax Toolkit to connect wave rest api I am trying to connect the wave rest API via AJAX Toolkit.
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<apex:form >

Wave TOOL

   <apex:commandButton onclick="ctrlwave();" value="waveRet" id="theButton"/>
   </apex:form>
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I am getting error "Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience. For more help, check https://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/."


This barn follows under the definition of a very large garage. Superman has been cute "decorating" his barn. I painted all the walls and he did all the rest. Do you see the old highway signs hanging there? Remember how I mentioned that Superman's step-grandfather liked to collect junk? Well, here are some of his treasures. There was another old beat up barn that had to be torn down for safety reasons. I scoured the place for cool stuff. These are a few of the things I found.
Check out this fridge. On a hot day after sweating in the field, nothing is better than a nice cold drink and snack.
But THE most important feature is the bathroom. Indoor plumbing is such a good thing. For 29 years I've found the best spots behind bushes and overgrowth, but being able to use a clean potty….it's a very good thing. Annnd Sam can have a cool drink of water whenever she needs it. I can wash my hands. The shower was a real relief the last time I was there, when when my body had an allergic reaction to the grass.
It felt wonderful to wash off.
As I said before, it wasn't always the most fun to come to the farm. As much as I like working hard and getting dirty, it wasn't something I looked forward to. Another thing I haven't looked forward to is being an empty nester. It seriously caused me stress and anxiety when I thought about it. What were Superman and I going to do when the kids left us and it was just the two of us?
I thought maybe I'd join Superman mountain biking. Ok, that idea lasted a total of 2.3 seconds. The guy has a skull on his back and comes home giddy with blood on his legs and stories about epic falls over the handlebars. No thank you.
So THIS is what we will do when the kids are gone and on their own. We will build and grow things together. Neither of us have any experience so we will learn together. These are the beginnings our grapevine. On a cold day in February we began.
After me drawing a picture of the plans he found on the Internet, we got to work digging the holes for the grape arbor.
I didn't actually dig, but I was a big helper in the measuring process.
Superman did all the heavy stuff like carry the poles from the old barn.
II'd sit on the timber while he cut them to the correct height.
Then we'd tamp dirt around the pole. See, I've got my special tamping stick. It was so cold that day. I think I was wearing three or four layers there.
Now a couple of months later….Awww. A baby grapevine showing off its new leaves. So far Superman has planted 21 grape plants, some muscadine, some Pinot, and some Concord. Now I ain't never heard tell of Gaffney being wine country, but who knows. Superman says he'd like for me to make jelly! Well alrighty then! Something I look forward to learning to do.
Another part of our growing adventure are the fruit trees planted. Superman has 50 different trees…pomegranate, pear, plum, fig, apples, peach. We dig the holes and fill in the dirt and spread straw around the base.
To protect the young trees from deer eating them to the ground, we've built cages to go around them.
Then we cut the wire, attach the ends together, then fold over the wire ends to secure.
TaDa! Cages around all the trees! As you can see grass and weeds grow up in the cages, so we'll spend time pulling, cutting and neatening up the mess around the trees.
Sam likes to dig…A LoT. She can dig to where her whole upper body is below ground. She come up for air with her entire face and nose are covered in dirt. I wonder what she smells in there.
After a long hard morning of digging, cutting, pulling, planting and pruning, you are nasty dirty and you are awfully hungry. Superman will treat me to a burger and fries from this fine establishment. Trust me, we fit right in. No judgment here.
On our list of things to do, is to start beekeeping! At a March Of Dimes fundraiser, we bid on several things and "won" this amazing lamp and a beehive! (It is the biggest table lamp I have ever seen. It is basically as tall as I am.) But the BEEHIVE! How exciting is this? It is still in the box at the farm, but when we jump into it I'm sure I'll tell you all about it.
So what do we do down at the farm? Right now our focus is on getting the fruit trees and grape vines to grow and produce good fruit. I really enjoy it when Superman , Sam and I hop in the truck and spend our day at the farm. Superman and I, side by side learning, researching and doing it together as a team, as a couple. We talk about the future, about our grandkids coming down here to pick fruit. We talk about the possibility of selling our future jams, jellys and honey at the local farmers market. We talk about our future together. And that makes me happy.
Posted on May 12, 2016 by mary •	This entry was posted in Home and tagged Farm. Bookmark the permalink.
I am so jealous! I grew up on 23 acres in Savannah. We had a huge garden. When I was little we had pigs and cows. Then built horse stalls and a large timber chicken house. After my Dad died we stopped with the pigs and cows and started renting out horse stalls.
My Mom raised all types of vegetables. She sold fresh garlic and spinach to the natural food store in town. And sold eggs to all the neighbors.
It was the best place in the world to grow up and later to take my children to visit.
I believe that hard work is the best thing for your body. I am hoping that my past lifestyle and my Mom's good genes (she passed at 97 years old) will enable me overcome this breast cancer.
I love seeing pictures of the upstate. Nothing like north Florida.
April, oh My Goodness! 23 acres in Savannah with chickens and pigs and gardens?! That sounds like my dream life. We have no animals. As dreamy as all of it sounds, I know it takes a whole lot of work to live that kind of life. What we have is fun.


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Merchant Cemetery
Merchant #6, School District #3
Merchant Farm Cemetery, south of the DeRuyter Reservoir.
ALLEN, 	Britton W., d. March 29, 1871 ae 63 yrs. 4 mos.
Sally, wife of Britton Allen, d. May 5, 1846 ae 35 yrs. 11 mos.
Edwin E., son of Britton & Irena Allen, d. March 11, 1850 ae 7 weeks. 3 days.
Mary, daughter of Britton & Hannah Allen, d. Nov. 23, 1852 ae 6 months.
Hannah I., wife of Britton Allen, d. June 21, 1853 ae 46 years.
(? Hannah Irena)
Julia, wife of Britton Allen, d. April 11, 1857 ae 45 years.
Anna, wife of Britton Allen, d. Jan. 21, 1855 ae 37 years.
BENJAMIN, James, b. Oct. 26, 1788, d. May 19, 1880.
Catherine, wife of Elijah E. Benjamin, d. April 19, 1869	Monument
ae 72 yrs. 5 mos.
Francis S., d. Dec. 1, 1841 ae 6 months				   "
Infant, d. Dec. 24, 1816 ae 10 days.				   "
Horace, d. Aug. 14, 1822 ae 4 yrs. 8 mos. 1 day.		   "
Pulaski, d. March 7, 1837 ae 2 yrs. 2 mos. 5 days.		   "
Children of E. E. & Cathe Benjamin
Capt. Elias, d. April 8, 1863 ae 63 years.
Rhoda Paddock, wife of Capt. Elias Benjamin, d. June 5, 1858
ae 72 yrs. 8 mos. 26 days.
Chester, H., d. Oct. 21, 1839 in his 44th year.
CLARK, Sarah, wife of Wm. C. Clark, d. June 16, 1839 ae 39 years.
COLGROVE, Dea. Amos, d. Feb. 21, 1913 in his 43rd year.
Lydia, relict of Amos Colgrove and late
CRANDALL, O. C. Crandall, d. Sept. 24, 1848 ae 46 years.
COLGROVE, Angenette, daughter of J. D. & L. Colgrove, ae 2 yrs. 1 mo. 22 days.
DODGE, Erastus, d. Jan. 27, 1807 ae 20.
BRIGGS, Harriet A. Maine, wife of Hiram R. Briggs, d. Nov. 7, 1857 ae 23 yrs. 8 mos. 7 days.
FAIRBANK, Ellen H. Pettis, wife of Dan Fairbank, d. Sept. 14, 1856 in the 37th year of her age.
Ira S., son of Arad & Julia Fairbank, d. Oct. 29, 1864 ae 16 yrs. 2 mos.
Julia, wife of Arad Fairbank, d. Nov. 2, 1871 ae 70 yrs. 3 mos.
Susan, wife of Arad Fairbank, dl. June 17, ____ ae 37 yrs. 1 day.
Betsey Brasto (e?), wife of Arad Fairbanks, d. April 21, 1842 ae 39 yrs. 7 mos.
Ephraim, d. June 14, 1831 in the 61st year of his age.
Thomas, d. April 4, 1857 ae 88 years, 3 mos. 15 days.
Dolly, wife of Thomas Fairbank, d. Feb. 29, 1820 ae 47 years.
Chlo, wife of Thomas Fairbank, d. March 31, 1880 ae 93 yrs. 4 mos.
James, son of Tho's & Chlo Fairfank, d. July 15, 1848 ae 20 yrs. 8 mos. 15 days.
Sumner, son of Tho's & Dolly Fairbank, d. March 30, 1825 ae 12 yrs. 1 mo.
GREENMAN, Velinda, wife of Henry Greenman, d. May 31, 1862 ae 61 yrs. 9 mos.
?	?	d. Jan. 25, 1864 ae 64 yrs. 6 mos.
GROVER, Samuel L., son of L. L. & M. Grover, d. June 27, 1865 ae 18 years. A
member of the 22nd N. Y. Cav.
HALL, Amos, d. Feb. 21, 1847 ae 66 years 3 months.
Lovice, wife of Amos Hall, d. April 14, 1848 ae 66 years.
Merrill S., d. Nov. 22, 1860 ae 21 years.
HART, Hannah, d. April 10, 1859 ae 68 years.	}
CAMP, Anna, d. Dec. 25, 1846 ae 54 years.	}	One stone
HILL, Rev. John, d. June 22, 1822 ae 63 years.
Tenty, 3rd wife of Rev. John Hill, d. Dec. 7, 1853 ae 75 years.
Our Willie
Sally, daughter of Elder John & Tenty Hill, d. Jan. 2, 1831 ae 17 yrs. 5 mos.
HITCHCOCK, Shadrack, d. Aug. 13, 1836 ae 53 years. 2 mos. 7 days.
Hulda, d. Nov. 10, 1885 ae 72 years.
HOUSE, Nancy M., wife of Morris House, d. May 28, 1861 ae 28 yrs. 2 mos. 11 days.
HUNT, Abigail A., daughter of Joseph B. & Manetta Hunt, d. Dec. 16, 1841 ae 29 mos.
KENYON, Hannah, wife of Johnathan Kenyon, d. May 6, 1846 ae 41 yrs. 1 mo. 7 days.
Adaline M., wife of G. W. Kenyon, d. Nov. 30, 1860 ae 27 years.
KINYON, Zelora Olfante, son of O. S. & L. Kinyon, d. July 12, 1861 ae 3 yrs. 4 mos. 1 day.
Elsie Jane, daughter of O. S. & L. Kinyon, d. July 11, 1816 ae __ yrs. 3 mos. 12 days.
MERCHANT, Benjamin, d. Jan. 24, 1812 ae 42 years.
Sarah, wife of Benjamin J. Merchant, d. Nov. 22, 1838 ae 67 years.
Hiram B., d. Dec. 18, 1831 ae 21 years.
MAINE, David, d. March 16, 1865 ae 66 years.
Ruth, wife of David Maine, d. May 2, 1837 ae 71 yrs. 9 mos. 18 days.
Lodema, wife of David Maine, d. July 2, 1876 ae 66 years.
Mary C., daughter of D. & L. Maine, d. Sept. 3, 1849 ae 1 year.
REED, Betsey, wife of Jeriah H. Reed, d. Sept. 29, 1848 ae 30 years.
ROGERS, Clark, d. July 25, 1841 ae 50 yrs. 9 mo. 20 days.
Waitey, wife of Clark Rogers, d. June 19, 1841 ae 45 years 9 months.
Cordelia, daughter of Clark & Waitey Rogers, d. Dec. 24, 1840 ae 13 yrs. 10 mos.
SMITH, 	Delia, d. April 14, 1851 ae 51 yrs. 10 mos.
Sylvanus, d. Dec. 23, 1846 ae 72 yrs. 5 mos.
SWETLAND, Amanda, wife of Eleazer Swetland, d. Sept. 5, 1824 ae 22 yrs. 8 mos. 13 days.
Henry R., son of Eleazer & Amanda Swetland, d. Sept. 5, 1829 ae 6 yrs. 5 mos.
TUCKER, Samuel, d. July 22, 1888 ae 71 years.
S. Roland, son of Samuel & Martha Tucker, d. Sept. 29, 1861 ae 8 yrs. 11 mos.
H. Gerelin, daughter of Samuel & Martha Tucker, d. Sept. 15, 1861 ae 1 yr. 8 mos.
William E., son of Samuel & Martha Tucker, d. July 15, 1861 ae 3 yrs. 11 mos.
WATERS, Hulda, wife of Leonard Waters, d. June 2, 1851 ae 69 yrs. 3 mos. 22 days.
Volume 157 Cemetery Records from James Madison Chapter, N. S. D. A. R.,
Hamilton, New York, at the Hamilton Public Library, pp 164-168.
Contributed by Sandra B. Wilsey, transcribed by Anita M. Ingalls, March 2, 2009.


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Grand Junction getting another billboard comparing Republican Party to former Soviet Union
By: Anna Staver | The Denver Post
KJCT

A new billboard in Grand Junction is turning heads with its use of communist symbolism from the former Soviet Union alongside the nickname of the Republican party.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -- Drivers in Grand Junction will soon see two billboards comparing the Republican Party to the former Soviet Union after some complaints were raised about a single one.
The controversial red billboard that replaced the "O" in GOP with a Soviet-era hammer and sickle has been moved from its location on a digital billboard along U.S. Highway 6 to a traditional billboard on Colorado State Highway 340.
"The local billboard company has moved us to a regular, vinyl billboard," said Anne Landman, a liberal blogger and author who paid to for the billboard. "The digital board rotated ads every eight seconds, and some of those advertisers complained."
The Grand Junction resident expects to have the second vinyl sign — on the flip side of the one on Colorado 240 — printed and pasted before weekend visitors start driving to the Colorado National Monument.
Read the full story at denverpost.com .


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Apple still towers over other IT companies in quarterly results
Putting the latest quarterly financial results into a bar-chart shows just how much the IT business has changed since Big Blue ruled the world. Today both Google and Microsoft are bigger than IBM, while Apple is roughly four times bigger
By Jack Schofield for Jack's Blog | February 24, 2018 -- 18:43 GMT (10:43 PST) | Topic: Tech Industry
Technology companies often have different fiscal years and announce their quarterly result on different days, so it's hard to make comparisons, even if you have a superhuman memory. However, a simple bar chart makes the obvious point: the old order has changed. IBM no longer dwarfs every other IT company. That function has been taken over by Apple.
Since I did this exercise three years ago, Alphabet (Google) has overtaken both Microsoft and IBM in quarterly revenues, while Hewlett-Packard has lost its position in second place. There's no mystery about that. HP split itself into two companies - HP Inc and HP Enterprise (HPE) - and naturally both are smaller.
The original idea was that HP's share price was being held back by the unfashionable if not doomed PC and printer divisions. If only HP could get rid of them, it would have a booming enterprise IT business. But it hasn't quite worked out that way. HP Inc has been the more successful spin-off, and in the latest quarter, increased its revenues from PCs by 14.9 percent and from printers by 12.7 percent. Yes, it benefited from Christmas sales and currency changes (a lower dollar), but it's still a better result than many predicted.
On the downside, HP Inc ($14.5bn) and HPE ($7.7bn) now have slightly smaller combined quarterly revenues than IBM ($22.4bn). The old HP was bigger.
Either way, Facebook has clearly been the biggest success on my chart. In February 2015, its quarterly revenues of $3.9bn made it look like a tiddler in a sea of sharks. In the same quarter this year, Facebook's revenues were just a fraction short of $13bn, which put it ahead of Lenovo ($12.9bn), Cisco ($11.9bn), HPE ($7.7bn), Qualcomm ($6.1bn) and Amazon's AWS ($5.1bn).
Facebook has now become the IBM of social networking, just as Microsoft became the IBM of software, Intel became the IBM of processors, Cisco became the IBM of routers, Oracle became the IBM of databases, and Google became the IBM of the web. If it's any consolation, IBM - which used to be the IBM of everything - is still the IBM of mainframes.
My February 2015 post also included a bar chart of the quarterly profits made by the same companies. You will assume, correctly, that Apple is still dominant today. It made a profit of $20.1bn in the latest quarter, which is close to some rivals' total revenues.
However, many large IT companies took one-time charges to pay for taxes on the cash they are holding overseas, which makes the results not fairly comparable. IBM for example, took a charge of $5.5bn, leaving it with a loss of $1.1bn. Microsoft took a charge of $13.8bn, which turned $8.7bn of operating profits into a $6.3bn loss.
Instead of a misleading graph of profits, I've therefore reposted the revenue chart from 2015 (below). It makes for an easier comparison with today's numbers.
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Q: weird Chrome webstore install stats I have a Chrome extension in the Chrome Webstore. I noticed a difference between the stats showing in old and new developer dashboard.
In the old developer dashboard, the stats view shows 3 installs on 28th of January, and 1 install on the 30th.

While in the new dashboard, it shows 5 installs on the 28th, and 3 installs on the 30th.

How are they calculated, why are they different and which one is accurate?


Blocked and whitelisted URL patterns.
Global content filtering rules should be designed as the "default" network experience.
Group Policies should be used to create a "custom" network experience for users, which can be made either more or less restrictive than the default.
URL patterns should be used to append or whitelist a specific URL from the configured blocked categories.
Layer 3/7 firewall rules supersede content filtering rules. Best practice is to only use content filtering for controlling web traffic, and reserve firewall rules for other applications.


The Fabric Social Atwood Charcoal Culottes are designed to sit just above the waist for a flattering, feminine fit. Featuring a fabric waist belt, zipped front and two practically sized pockets.
The culottes are a comfortable fit ideal for everyday wear to smart-casual occasions. We love the trendy wide leg style and minimal pleat at the front. Paired with The Fabric Social Alice Cami for the perfect set.


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namespace reporting {

BASE_FEATURE(kCompressReportingPipeline,
             "CompressReportingPipeline",
             base::FEATURE_ENABLED_BY_DEFAULT);

// static
scoped_refptr<CompressionModule> CompressionModule::Create(
    uint64_t compression_threshold,
    CompressionInformation::CompressionAlgorithm compression_type) {
  return base::WrapRefCounted(
      new CompressionModule(compression_threshold, compression_type));
}

void CompressionModule::CompressRecord(
    std::string record,
    scoped_refptr<ResourceInterface> memory_resource,
    base::OnceCallback<void(std::string,
                            absl::optional<CompressionInformation>)> cb) const {
  if (!is_enabled()) {
    // Compression disabled, don't compress and don't return compression
    // information.
    std::move(cb).Run(std::move(record), absl::nullopt);
    return;
  }
  // Compress if record is larger than the compression threshold and compression
  // enabled
  switch (compression_type_) {
    case CompressionInformation::COMPRESSION_NONE: {
      // Don't compress, simply return serialized record
      CompressionInformation compression_information;
      compression_information.set_compression_algorithm(
          CompressionInformation::COMPRESSION_NONE);
      std::move(cb).Run(std::move(record), std::move(compression_information));
      break;
    }
    case CompressionInformation::COMPRESSION_SNAPPY: {
      if (record.length() < compression_threshold_) {
        // Record size is smaller than threshold, don't compress.
        CompressionInformation compression_information;
        compression_information.set_compression_algorithm(
            CompressionInformation::COMPRESSION_NONE);
        std::move(cb).Run(std::move(record),
                          std::move(compression_information));
        return;
      }
      // Before doing compression, we must make sure there is enough memory - we
      // are going to temporarily double the record.
      ScopedReservation scoped_reservation(record.size(), memory_resource);
      if (!scoped_reservation.reserved()) {
        CompressionInformation compression_information;
        compression_information.set_compression_algorithm(
            CompressionInformation::COMPRESSION_NONE);
        std::move(cb).Run(std::move(record),
                          std::move(compression_information));
        return;
      }
      // Perform compression.
      CompressionModule::CompressRecordSnappy(std::move(record), std::move(cb));
      break;
    }
  }
}

// static
bool CompressionModule::is_enabled() {
  return base::FeatureList::IsEnabled(kCompressReportingPipeline);
}

CompressionModule::CompressionModule(
    uint64_t compression_threshold,
    CompressionInformation::CompressionAlgorithm compression_type)
    : compression_type_(compression_type),
      compression_threshold_(compression_threshold) {}
CompressionModule::~CompressionModule() = default;

void CompressionModule::CompressRecordSnappy(
    std::string record,
    base::OnceCallback<void(std::string,
                            absl::optional<CompressionInformation>)> cb) const {
  // Compression is enabled and crosses the threshold.
  std::string output;
  snappy::Compress(record.data(), record.size(), &output);
  if (output.size() >= record.size()) {
    // Compression increases size, discard it.
    CompressionInformation compression_information;
    compression_information.set_compression_algorithm(
        CompressionInformation::COMPRESSION_NONE);
    std::move(cb).Run(std::move(record), std::move(compression_information));
    return;
  }

  // Compression us shorter, accept it.
  // Return compressed string.
  CompressionInformation compression_information;
  compression_information.set_compression_algorithm(
      CompressionInformation::COMPRESSION_SNAPPY);
  std::move(cb).Run(std::move(output), std::move(compression_information));
}
}  // namespace reporting

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November 16, 1007 (H13) In a recent review article published in Low Temperature Physics , G. Wendin and V.S. Shumeiko (Chalmers University of Technology) outline breakthroughs in the observations of macroscopic quantum coherence effects in Josephson circuits, and the demonstrations of the first examples of superconducting qubits. These pioneering experiments have opened an entirely new (post-classical) dimension for research and applications in the well established field of Josephson electronics. Non-linear electrodynamics of Josephson junction circuits allow for selective manipulation of the quantized energy levels of the circuits, giving the possibility to produce highly non-trivial macroscopic quantum states. Such states can be used for quantum information processing and for applications to microwave quantum optics. In the article the authors introduce basic Josephson circuits for qubit applications (based on SQUIDs and single Cooper-pair boxes), and discuss methods for quantum description of these circuits. Principles of manipulation and readout of superconducting qubits, as well as circuit solutions for qubit-qubit couplings are reviewed and illustrated by recent experiments on different types (phase, flux, charge) of superconducting qubits. Very recently there has been impressive progress with, among other things, the first demonstration of a universal CNOT gate in a superconducting two-qubit circuit . During the next five years one can expect to see functional circuits with 3-5 qubits performing some elementary toy algorithms as well as some first steps toward hybrid processing units through integration of classical control circuits and quantum circuits.
 G. Wendin and V.S. Shumeiko, Low Temp. Phys. 33, 724-444 (2007).
 J.H.Plantenberg et al., Nature 447, 836-839 (2007).
Fig. 1. Examples of flux qubit circuits developed at TU Delft. Left: flux qubit (three-junction rf SQUID) directly coupled to a readout dc SQUID. Right: two inductively coupled flux qubits with individual readout dc SQUID, used for demonstrating the first general CNOT gate in a superconducting circuit .


I am one of Nico Bolzico's fan and everyday I always check his Instagram account and stories for an update. This past few days, I noticed that he is constantly sharing a picture of him featuring Lay's and even his friend Potato the turtle. I was intrigued because I don't know if he is an endorser or not but after knowing that his Idol is a Lays endorser then maybe he wants to be one too. And also after seeing Lay's Philippines Instagram stories my confusion was fully solved, that he is not yet an endorser, because Lay's finally respond to Nico's stories asking if he's up for the challenge. The challenge is if he can be Intense as Barbeque, Cheesy as Cheddar, and Sassy as Sour Cream then if he can, they can talk about it.
As a fan, I am wishing to Lay's Philippines to grant Nico Bolzico's wish as one of Lay's endorser because I know that he portray all the challenges that Lay's gave to him. He can be Intense as Barbeque by having no fear in every challenges that he will take. He is passionate enough to do a certain tasks that is given to him and I know that he will exert his best in order to achieve it. He is Cheesy as Cheddar and I think I don't have to prove this anymore. With his Instagram posts about his Wifezilla and his comments on Solenn Huessaff's posts, it all screams the cheesiness within him. And lastly he can be Sassy as Sour Cream because he is a very stylish man that holds a lot of confidence and energy that no one can oppose.
Nico Bolzico is a try and tested endorser and I can say that he endorse very well. The products that he endorse are very successful because of his antics and tactics. He is very famous here in the Philippines and he being an Argentine makes it a plus point because the product will not only be hear here in the Philippines but also in different countries.
Most of us know that Nico Bolzico is a funny guy that can easily charm the hearts of the people. Who don't fall to a guy that is full of humor? He can influence the customers because of his witty remarks that can easily remember everytime they saw the product in the market.
And lastly, Nico Bolzico is Nico Bolzico. Whose name starts with N and ends with an ICO.
Lay's is all about great and different flavors that's why Nico is the best endorser that they will have because he carry a great multi-faceted personality. What a good combination, right? Good luck Nico Bolzico!


Home→Family Life→Faith→Why Do You Love Me?
Many things went through my mind. I love her hugs, the way she laughs, that she likes to make people happy, her strong will, her gorgeous hair, bright blue eyes, how eager she is to learn, that she is a good helper…I could go on and on.
As this list ran through my mind, another thought came. I love her because she is Lizzie. Take the list away and I love her just for being her. My answer, "I love you for being you!" Nothing is required to be worthy or deserving of my love.
What if every child, every individual was loved for just being themselves? No requirements. I believe that is how God loves each one of us. A truly perfect love. A love I strive to give my own family… and myself.
I've struggled to believe I could possibly ever be good enough. I've burned myself out trying to do something so well that I would finally have value. I graduated with a bachelor's degree when I was 20, not because I'm a genius, but because I believed doing it faster than most might make me special. I lived my life in this pattern. Always having to push myself to work harder then everyone–in pursuit of finding my worth.
I could never comprehend how I could ever be loved, just for being me. But as I gaze at my daughter, I have a glimpse of how God could love me, just for being me. How he can love you, for just being you!
The bible says YOU are fearfully and wonderfully made.
I knit you together in your mother's womb! He knows every hair on your head! HE loves you uniquely!
I loved you immediately, not because of your gifts, or talents, and you have many! I loved you because I saw the love of Christ through You! So nonjudgemental!
And caring, it was real!
This is great! Thank you Linda.


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Андрій І (справжнє прізвище Хорошев Андрій Федорович;  29 червня 1959, Ольокмінськ) — радянський та російський актор, режисер, сценарист, телеведучий, голова комісії по іміджу та розвитку туризму Громадської палати Республіки Саха (Якутія).

Фільмографія
Актор
 2008 — «Адмірал»
 2005 — «SOS: Врятуйте наші душі»
Режисер
 2005 — «SOS: Врятуйте наші душі»

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"Menashe" offers a window into the secretive, self-contained Borough Park neighborhood and the life of one ultra-Orthodox Jewish father.
Reviews of Kathryn Bigelow's docudrama, "Detroit," the Charlize Theron-led thriller, "Atomic Blonde," and Al Gore's new documentary, "An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power."
Reviews of the new films hitting the box office this weekend, including "Dunkirk," the comedy "Girls Trip," and the sci-fi adventure "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets."
Reviews of the new films hitting the box office this weekend, including the action flick "War for the Planet of the Apes," and the horror movie "Wish Upon."
Film critic Rafer Guzman reviews "Spider-Man: Homecoming," "The Big Sick," and "Maudie."
Reviews of "Baby Driver," directed by Edgar Wright, and "Despicable Me 3," starring those diminutive Minions.
Reviews of "The Last Knight," the fifth movie in "Transformers" franchise, and Sofia Coppola's "The Beguiled," a reboot of the 1971 film.
Reviews of the 2017 reboot of the famous action franchise "The Mummy," the psychological horror film "It Comes at Night," and the biographical military film "Megan Leavey."
Reviews of the big new releases hitting the box office this weekend, including the animated children's film "Captain Underpants," and the big-budget action movie "Wonder Woman."
Reviews of the romantic comedy "The Lovers," the children's movie "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul," and the highly-anticipated action film "Alien: Covenant."
Reviews of the fantasy-action film "King Arthur: Legend of the Sword," the comedy "Snatched," the war film "The Wall," and the drama "Lowriders."
Reviews of the historical dramas "The Promise" and "The Lost City of Z," and the Disneynature documentary "Born in China."
Reviews of this week's big new releases, including the action sequel "The Fate of the Furious," the science-fiction comedy "Colossal," and the British drama "Their Finest."
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In the United States, many say the casting of actor Matt Damon in the action movie "The Great Wall" presents yet another example of Hollywood white-washing. But others disagree.
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Time heals all wounds. Some deep scars, however, often linger and serve as a reminder of a painful past.
That healing, on the other hand, comes through strength and resilience.
Both qualities were on display Tuesday during the 12th annual Freedom Walk at Travis Air Force Base, which marked the 17th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States.


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SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY Opens Tonight, Marking the Re-Opening of Broadway Since the Shutdown in March 2020
Jujamcyn Theaters and Lucky Seat have launched a Springsteen on Broadway digital lottery, for performances beginning on Tuesday, June 29.
by Chloe Rabinowitz Jun. 26, 2021
Today, June 26, 2021 marks the opening of Springsteen on Broadway and the re-opening of Broadway since the shutdown in March 2020. Bruce Springsteen is returning to Broadway for a limited run of Springsteen on Broadway performances at Jujamcyn's St. James Theatre (246 W 44th Street). Additional performances will be taking place through September 4.
Based on his worldwide best-selling autobiography 'Born to Run,' Springsteen on Broadway is a unique evening with Bruce, his guitar, a piano, and his very personal stories. The show's original run included 236 sold-out performances at Jujamcyn's Walter Kerr Theatre, beginning in October 2017 and concluding in December 2018. Springsteen earned a Special Tony Award for the performances, which were later adapted into a film and a soundtrack album.
Guests will need to be fully vaccinated with an FDA or WHO approved vaccine in order to attend Springsteen on Broadway and must show proof of vaccination at their time of entry into the theatre with their valid ticket. The only exception to the above will be for guests under the age of 16, or those who need reasonable accommodations due to a disability or sincerely held religious belief. Guests under 16 and those who need reasonable accommodations due to a disability or sincerely held religious belief must provide proof of a negative COVID test, in addition to properly wearing a mask at all times while inside the building except while seated when eating or drinking. Further vaccination and testing details and requirements can be found at https://www.jujamcyn.com/springsteenfaq/#covid19.
Visit https://www.jujamcyn.com/shows/springsteen-on-broadway/ for more information about tickets.
Broadway League Will Not Report Grosses for SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY
Over the weekend, Springsteen on Broadway returned, marking the first opening night on Broadway since the shutdown began in March 2020. BroadwayWorld has just learned that the Broadway League will not report weekly grosses for the show, but that they are as happy about Broadway first returning show as the rest of the industry.
Review Roundup: SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY Returns
Read reviews and firsthand accounts from The New York Times, New York Post, Deadline, Variety, The Rolling Stone, and more!
Photos/Video: Inside the Return of SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY
Check out photos and videos, learn about vaccination requirements, how to purchase tickets, a digital lottery, and much more here!
SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY to Launch Digital Lottery
Springsteen on Broadway has launched a digital lottery for all shows through September 4th. Find out how to get tickets!


The Sweet Shop donates all proceeds to local schools!
We are a community sweet store with heart and the best part is all proceeds will support the local schools! 100% of our tips are donated to local schools. Any proceeds from the shop's sales after operating and support costs will go to local schools. With continuing budget cuts for our children's education, we want to ensure our community's children continue to receive the best education for their futures.
All proceeds from sales and 100% of our tips are donated to support our local schools!
Little Free Library to the children in our community. How does it work? Stop by and take whatever book catches your fancy, return books to any Little Library and feel free to contribute your own books. Pay it forward!
Five Paw Bakery. There is plenty of room for our furry friends and free water for all those on their walks!
Our shop was designed to utilize as little negative impact as possible on the local community and environment. Our mission is to meet our customer needs while, at the same time, respecting our environment.
All of our disposable cups, plates, napkins, straws, candy bags and spoons are biodegradable and/or compostable made with potato, sugar or corn.
Coffee grounds from our shop are free to our customers to use in their own gardens or in their own compost bins. We even use some of the grounds for our acid loving plants in the courtyard garden.
Our parking area is constructed with permeable concrete which absorbs rainwater from the building roof and paving, as well as oils from the autos. This will prevent run off onto the street and eventually into our creeks and the bay, minimizing silt and pollutants into the bay. All other storm water drainage is piped to drywells on our site, this minimizes off site run off.
Our roof has solar panels to generate much of our electricity and eliminate our impact on the environment.
Our two operable skylights were installed to rely on natural lighting and ventilation as much as much as possible. Fluorescent ambient lighting is used throughout the shop.
Our water is purified by Source One for all of our appliances; our customers can be assured of the cleanest water possible in all products.
Our customer's bathroom includes a Toto's leading edge low water EMAX flushing toilet, again conserving water. An Electrical Hand Dryer was installed to eliminate paper waste.
The wall and floor tile are made of recycled materials and naturally renewable materials made primarily from silica sand, an abundant natural resource.
Our landscaped garden includes mostly drought resistant plants. The landscape irrigation system is a combination drip and low volume spray heads and the entire system is also equipped with ground moisture sensors that will allow the system to apply water only when the soil is dry and plants are in need of irrigation.
Our beautiful court fountain provides the appearance of "natural pond" with sculptural frogs, birds and a hippopotamus to convey a message to children that nature is to be appreciated. We hope this sparks a subconscious interest from our younger generation to learn more about the more natural world.


Trevor Pateman's Philately Blog: Moscow Fiscals of the 1860s - a rival to Zemstvos?
Moscow Fiscals of the 1860s - a rival to Zemstvos?
You could probably find 9 copies of Russia #1 faster than you could find 9 examples of the Moscow Town Police revenue stamps shown above. These revenue stamps date from the 1860s. Their design and printing is much inferior to that of Russia #1 - so if you like "primitive" Zemstvo stamps you might like these too.
It is obvious that there is great variation in colour - in Row 2, for example, the first stamp is almost black but the second stamp is chestnut brown (this second stamp was acquired by Agathon Fabergé in 1906 - pencil note on reverse). The printing plate -which I guess is lithographic - also deteriorated. The stamps in the right hand column are from worn plates. Look at the ornaments in the four corners to get an idea of what happens as the plate is used: the detail and shading disappear.
Because these stamps were used and used up before philately got really established - or began to take an interest in revenue stamps - it is very unusual to find multiples or mint stamps. Agathon Fabergé occasionally had mint stamps with full gum in his collection but for these 1860s issues they are rare. Sometimes these stamps were not cancelled so it looks as if they are mint - like the chestnut brown stamp above - but in fact they have no gum and simply lack a pen cross cancel.
These Moscow fiscals should appear in that auction later in 2013.


Hawthorne House is an elegant villa built as a doctor's residence early in the 20th century and now transformed into luxury B&B accommodation in the heart of Hawke's Bay.
French doors from the dining and other reception rooms, spill out onto the guest verandah at the West of the house. Enjoy a lazy breakfast at one of the tables or an afternoon glass of wine overlooking the lawn and gardens.
The Guest Living Room with its grand proportions, this is the heart of the house. It is the perfect spot to chat with friends over a glass of wine. Or why not curl up with a good book on one of the comfortable sofas?
French doors from the dining room, and other reception rooms, spill out onto the guest verandah at the West of the house. Enjoy a lazy breakfast at one of the tables or an afternoon glass of wine overlooking the lawn and gardens.
To experience luxury accommodation at Hawthorne House check our availability now.


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Motifs: heart, flower, moon and star.
Available in 5 set colors: blue, red, green, purple and white.
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Real Rap: 10 Real Things We Learned About Rapsody From Her Breakfast Club Interview
Rapsody has been doing her thing in the game for many years now, but for some reason, she was once deemed one the most slept on talents our time.
But all that is certainly about to change with the release her upcoming third album entitled "EVE".
Rapsody's recognition has certainly skyrocketed in the last year, with stars like Cardi B shouting her out. And with talent like hers, it's safe to say that the world will soon know and love the fascinating emcee as much as her hardcore fans do. Rap stopped by the Breakfast Club on Tuesday and dished on everything from working with Queen Latifah to her thoughts on Jay-Z's partnership with the NFL. And in true Rapsody form, she kept ish all the way real.
Hit the flip for 10 things we learned about Rapsoday from her Breakfast Club interview.
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Doctor Who: Paper Cuts review
In the upcoming Sixth Doctor monthly release Paper Cuts, Marc Platt puts right a woeful oversight by resurrecting the Draconians, an unforgivably underused alien race in Doctor Who spinoff media.
The middle story in the trilogy marking long-time companion Charley Pollard's departure, Paper Cuts is set against the backdrop of an alien power struggle that has gone on for millennia; one in which the Doctor played a key role back when he was old and silver-haired. As is the case with many of the best stories, the tale is populated – as Colin Baker perceptively points out in the CD Extras – with several selfish people, but no real villains. The plot is moved along by characters with understandable, if not completely sympathetic goals, coupled with a certain amount of surrealism which is par for the course with Marc Platt's work.
Paper Cuts is full of guest actors who are obviously getting real enjoyment out of their roles, sibilant reptilian Ses and all. Paul Thornley is particularly delightful as the lowly Draconian fisherman snatched unexpectedly (and mistakenly) into a world of courtly intrigue, and is a lovely match for Charley when the pair are separated from the Doctor.
The silent origami antagonists hinted at in the audio's title are creepy and original, as well. Controlled by the minds of others like puppets, one wonders if the paper soldiers have any relationship to the "psychic paper" made famous in the 2005 reboot.
As for the regulars, one can never say enough good things about Colin Baker and India Fisher together. India, in particular, shows again why she is such a talented actress with the subtle hints which remind the listener repeatedly that Charley is, shall we say, not herself after the events of Patient Zero. And therein lies the rub with Paper Cuts – it doesn't really do much to advance the trilogy. While delightful as a stand-alone story, it seems an odd addition to such a highly-anticipated story arc as Charley's denouement. There's nothing about Mila/Charley's presence which is particularly important to the plot – it could just as easily have been original Charley. There's nothing related to the Viyrans; nothing to let us know how original Charley is faring. It's all a bit… odd.
And, it puts a lot of pressure on the final story in the trilogy, which, in the era of Russell T Davies and his overblown series finales, is more than a little worrying. Of course, it's always possible that some element from Paper Cuts will become vitally important in the last story, fitting into place like a piece in a jigsaw puzzle and making the listener say "Of course! Why didn't I see that coming earlier?", but if such a clever connection fails to materialise, then Paper Cuts may end up relegated as an enjoyable, but ultimately pointless, chapter in Charley's history.
Time will tell. In the Doctor Who universe, it always does.
Paper Cuts (by Marc Platt; starring Colin Baker, India Fisher) was released by Big Finish Productions in September 2009.
by Rachel Steffan
Rachel Steffan
Rachel lives in the tiny town of Hallsville, Missouri (USA) with her husband, three dogs, and seven horses. Despite being a Star Trek and Doctor Who fan since the age of 12, she has gone on to live a perfectly normal life. Her invisible friends will confirm this fact.
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Giuliano Ciabatta
I am Giuliano Ciabatta, an Italian song writer, guitar player, sound designer and creative artist. I have a wide background and experience as a digital solutions expert, recording studio producer and senior sound engineer for cruise ship shows and other live performances.
Since my youth, I have always explored my creative side from the fine arts, drawing, painting and writing, to later using digital technology, computer graphic, audio and video. I crossed a variety of experiences playing big band and pop-rock music. As an executive for a folk and traditional music label, I was rewarded as the Italian music producer to promote and preserve my country's heritage.
I won the most famous Italian song contest for children and wrote/produced puppet shows for young audiences.
I created a masterclass program for students at the Bernstein Musical Theater School (Bologna – Italy) inviting well known musical composers.
I consulted, produced and wrote songs for international music companies such as Warner Chappell, Universal Music, Sony Music, Walt Disney and Peanuts.
To explore and experience different sides of the entertainment business, I attended the conservatory at the Acting Studio NY.
As a well-traveled man, my life crossed a huge number of human stories being in touch with different countries, artists and environments.
Taking all these experiences, I now need to tell these stories.
In 2021, I moved to New York and am looking to collaborate with other creative artists, writers and producers.
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Q: How I can get data to pop up in django please how can I get attribut  id_benevole Class Participer(Models) i need to  show it   in the pop up
i use this  method but nothing is displayed
Thanks in advance
This is -------->Models.py
class Participer(models.Model):

    id_benevole =  models.CharField(max_length=150,null=False,blank=False)
    id_mission =  models.CharField(max_length=150,null=False,blank=False)

    # def __str__(self):
    def __str__(self):
            return self.id_mission

This is ------->Views.py
def getLB(request):
    participer=Participer.objects.all()
    context={
        'participer':participer
    }
    print(participerss)
    return render(request, 'home/Association.html',context)

This is ---------->  Association.html
 {% for miss in missions %}
        {{miss.id}}
        {{miss.nom}}
        {{miss.domaine}}
        {{miss.lieu}}
        {{miss.date_publier}}
        {{miss.nombre_participant}}
        {{miss.association.association.nom_association}}
        Voir liste des bénévoles

Liste des bénévoles participants

                  {% for par in participer %}

                    {{par.id_mission}}
                    {{par.id_benevole}}

                  {% endfor %}

                     <input class="btn gradient-bg" type="submit" value="Confirmer"/>
                     <input type="button" class="btn gradient-bg" data-bs-dismiss="modal" value="Annuler"/>

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Q: works when adding Breakpoint ! c# excel error : Unable To Get The Find Property Of The Range Class I am currently working on application that allows me to read from an excel file after having written in (write a function in cell A1 that generates me a table from cell A2, and then delete the first line), the problem is that every time I read the file ; the title of the first column contain this error :
N\A: Impossible de lire la propriété Select de la classe Range. !!!

N \ A: Unable To Get The Find Property Of The Range Class !!!

here is the code :
var theWorksheet9 = (Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel._Worksheet)theWorkbook.Worksheets.Item[10];
            theWorksheet9.Name = "MyFunctionName"; // rename the worksheet
            theWorksheet9.Activate();
            theWorksheet9.Range["A1"].Formula = MyFunction; //set the function
            theWorksheet9.Range["A1"].Calculate();  //execute the function
            theWorksheet9.Calculate();
            //Console.WriteLine(theWorksheet9.Range["A2"].Value2);
            theWorksheet9.Range["A1"].EntireRow.Delete(XlDeleteShiftDirection.xlShiftUp); // to delete the first row where the function was writed and executed
                //Console.WriteLine(theWorksheet9.Range["A1"].Value2);

when i try to show the Header of the first column :
Console.WriteLine(theWorksheet9.Range["A2"].Value);

it throw me this exception :
{"The call is ambiguous between the following methods or properties: 'System.Console.WriteLine(string)' and 'System.Console.WriteLine(char[])'"}


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A century after its debut, Waite's work remains among the best sources of information on occult subjects related to the study of the supernatural. Although the author does not condone the practice of black magic, he defends occult practitioners and praises the disciplines of astrology and alchemy. Modern readers will find this book an extraordinarily complete tour of the history of magic, replete with details of casting spells, conjuring spirits, and other occult practices.
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The Draft
Don Carey Q&A With PD
Date: April 5, 2009Author: scottbenson 2 Comments
by Chris Warner
chris.warner@patriotsdaily.com
All-Star game, combine, pro day: call them the trifecta of NFL draft hype. Miss on one or more, and your stock can slide. Hit on all three like Don Carey did, and you might collect your winnings at the end of April.
Although he excelled at Norfolk State, the cornerback had a lot to prove after his senior season and did so during East-West Shrine Game practice week. Positive combine and pro day workouts only increased his chances.
Last Friday, Carey spent some time between his daily workouts talking with PD about the pre-draft process and one particular pro team's interview.
What do you think has gotten more attention: your East-West Shrine practices or your combine performance?
Probably the Shrine practices.
What do you think stood out about those?
I was just competing against so-called higher talent, better talent.
Is that when teams first started to show interest?
Well, no…I'd been talking to a couple teams – the scouts and whatnot – prior to that. But things really did pick up after the East-West, so I guess yes.
And in terms of this pre-draft process, has it been overwhelming at all?
Not overwhelming. It gets tiresome. I mean, I'm kind of ready to just get it over with, find out where I'm going, if I'm going, and just play football.
Where are you right now?
I'm in Norfolk, Virginia.
What's your daily schedule like?
Wake up around 6:30, work out, eat breakfast. Go to class, come back and work out again. I help the team out. They're in spring ball right now, so I help out with the DBs.
So you're coaching them?
Not really coaching…I'm kind of like a coach's assistant, run drills with them and whatnot. If guys want help, like, on techniques, anything they need to actually work on, I help them after practice with that. But I don't really consider it coaching, just giving some guys some extra work if they need it.
What do you think people who don't know much about Norfolk State should know?
There's a lot of talent here. We are a Division I-AA school still, and there's a lot of talent down here.
What are some of the better schools you played against?
Kentucky and Rutgers were really the two best. William and Mary was a good school.
In terms of getting recruited out of high school, were you looking at any other schools?
As far as football goes, when it came down to signing day, I didn't have too many options. I had some partial scholarships to a couple Division II schools, and I had some financial aid going to Lehigh University, but Norfolk State was my only full ride.
In high school, you returned punts. Did you get to do any of that special teams work in college?
Oh, no. The way our coaching staff had it set up, they pretty much wanted the receivers and running backs to do all that. I just focused on – at the time I played free safety – so I just focused on learning the defense and putting myself in a position to start.
Now, one of the biggest plays you had last year was blocking Hampton's extra-point kick. Could you talk about that a little bit?
You want me to talk you through the play?
Hampton had just scored. There were (27) seconds left in the game, the score was 19 to 20. They go in to kick the extra point. Their wingman, we noticed all throughout the game, he would get lazy at times. Sometimes he would punch, sometimes he would lean, and, fortunately, it was one of those "lean" moments. Everybody pulled the right way and I was able to fly through the gap and get that block going. It was a complete team effort for us.
Are those the types of things that you look to do at the next level?
That and more.
Excellent…What teams are you talking to this month?
This month I was talking to the Dolphins, Seahawks, Steelers.
How are those interviews going?
It was pretty formal at first. I mean, now it's getting down to them getting the feel of my personality and me getting the feel of how they run their organizations and whatnot. My confidence level has grown up a lot just talking to them. The more you talk to them, you know, the more you get a chance to know what they're about. So it's going well for me.
Have you spoken with the Patriots at all?
I spoke to the Patriots at the East-West Shrine Game, and for a second at the combine.
How are those conversations? What are those like?
The conversation with the Patriots, I remember that more than any other team's. We, right away, talked playbook. They picked my head from beginning to end on what I would do. They put me into a lot of situations: I had to tell them what I would do in my defense, and then their defense. We would go (through) them and talk, and then we'd come back to that same play, and they'd say, we'll try this play out, as far as our defense goes. That's really unique. No one else has asked me to do that right now. No one else has put me in a situation where I had to respond (to) what I would do if I was at the corner slot or the free safety slot. It was challenging, but I liked it a lot. They really made me use my head and think.
Last question: Norfolk State's mascot is the Spartans, so do you guys shout out quotes from the movie "300" a lot?
No, we don't. At the beginning, our media guy…they'd play, like, a little video they put together. But besides that, the team really doesn't do anything.
All right. Thanks a lot, Don. I really appreciate your time today.
All right, thank you. Thank you for calling.
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Bruce Allen says:
Carey was selected in the sixth round (177 overall) by the Cleveland Browns. I'm beginning to think Mangini is stalking our PD draft interviews.
Congratulations to Don!


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FRONT DESK TREATMENT COORDINATOR
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Donna is our patient liaison, so always feel free to give her a call with any of your questions or concerns. You will typically see her with a phone at her ear and a smile on her face as she answers the incoming phone calls. It is not surprising that her smile is one that is most commonly requested by our patients.
Donna is very schedule-oriented in all aspects of her life, from our daily patient appointments to her personal routines. She prefers predictability and runs a pretty tight ship! As any patient knows, her personality is quite amiable, and she can never resist laughing at her own jokes. She is a great listener and truly cares about people. Her uncanny memory when it comes to our patients has been a great asset.
Donna grew up in Mesquite, and she graduated from Mesquite High School in the top 5% of her class and was involved in drama and cheerleading. It is no wonder that she enjoys being at the hub of the office! She had 33 wonderful years of marriage with her husband, Rick. She has one daughter, Destiny, who graduated valedictorian of West Mesquite High School in 2000, and then in 2004, completed dual degrees at the University of Texas at Austin. Donna welcomed a new member to her family when Destiny married her high school sweetheart, Josh, in October 2007. He graduated valedictorian of North Mesquite High School in 2000 and also graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2004, receiving a degree in electrical engineering. They have since blessed her with two grandchildren, Adair and Calla, born in 2013 and 2016.
In her free time, she enjoys relaxing at home, watching movies, crocheting, reading, and indulging her sweet tooth. Donna has recently started a new time-consuming hobby of genealogy research and discovering fascinating information about her family. Due to her extensive research into her family roots, she became a member of The Daughters of the American Revolution in May 2011. She attends Friendship Baptist Church in Mesquite, and her goal is to read the entire Bible in one year.
Family is very important to Donna, but she considers her extended family of patients that she has served during her 29 years a close second.
Michele was hand-picked by Dr. McKnight while she was still in school after he called the chairman of the department to ask who was their best student. She has now been part of our team for over 15 years. She grew up in Plano and is the second oldest of five children. Michele graduated from Bishop Lynch High School where she was active playing fast pitch softball and basketball. She was named to the All-State team and Dallas County All-Stars team in softball. After high school, Michele attended the University of Texas at Dallas, and then she received her Bachelor's degree in Science from the Baylor College of Dentistry.
Michele met her husband Jeff in 1995. They got married in June of 1998 and now make their home in Rowlett. Jeff and Michele play many sports together including softball, volleyball, golf, soccer, and ice hockey. They have three wonderful children together, Jackson Timothy born in 2004, Mason Reid born in 2007, and Brooklyn Avery born in 2010. Now, they enjoy spending all of their time with their children and look forward to the fun times ahead.
MILLYE
Millye has been Dr. McKnight's hygienist for over 30 years and has a uniquely personal relationship with all of her patients. She graduated from the Caruth School of Dental Hygiene at the Baylor College of Dentistry in 1985 where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in dental hygiene. Upon graduation, she joined Dr. McKnight's dental team. Here, she has truly been able to fulfill her passion, enjoying all aspects of her profession. Most importantly, she loves the relationships and friendships she has developed over the years with her patients.
In 1988, Millye met Blaine, and they were married two years later. They now have three children: Sallye (1993), Blaine Jr. (1997), and Gracie (2000). They currently live in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas and are active in Northwest Bible Church.
If she can find a spare moment, Millye enjoys walking, going to garage sales, and working on the endless, creative memories scrapbooks for her family.
REGISTERED DENTAL ASSISTANT
Amy is a 1998 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas, TX. Shortly after graduation, Amy began attending Dallas County Community College. During her studies there, she had the opportunity to begin a dental assisting career. Amy gladly accepted the opportunity in the year 2000 and has received her licenses through the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners. She has received her licenses for C.D.A. (Certified Dental Assistant), nitrous oxide monitoring and radiology. Each year, she continues to expand her knowledge with continuing education courses.
Amy married her high school sweetheart, Nelson, and they now have three beautiful girls: Layla who was born July 17, 2003, Noelia who was born January 12, 2009, and Camila, born January 30, 2014. They added a new addition to their family with the birth of their son Brandon Lee on February 23, 2017. Amy and her family make their home in the Dallas area.
Amy and Nelson enjoy spending time with their kids as well as attending church events and numerous cookouts with their extended family.
Kelly's interest in the dental field started at Sweetwater High School. After graduating, she joined the military, serving eight years in the Army National Guard where she continued her dental training while being stationed in Dayton, Ohio. After her discharge, she attended Ohio State University and received her licenses for C.D.A (Certified Dental Assistant), radiology, as well as EFDA (Expanded Function Dental Auxiliary). She has been in the dental profession for over 30 years.
Her family consists of three wonderful adult children and her partner, Dale. Dale and Kelly currently live in Mesquite, and together, they enjoy fishing (where they have consistently placed high in the state rankings for bass fishing), cooking, and attending church.
Brooke joined our practice in 2016 and has 11 years of experience in dentistry. She says the best parts of her job are working with a fun, positive team and knowing she's providing excellent patient care. She focuses on providing thorough, gentle, and comfortable cleanings. Originally from Ennis, Brooke studied dental hygiene at Tyler Junior College. She's married with three sons and a baby girl. In her spare time, Brooke enjoys traveling, crafting, and learning about health and fitness. She actually met Dr. McKnight and his wife while doing Crossfit!
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Jennelle first started at our practice in September of 2016, and she's proud to have been working in the dental field for over a decade. She has her Associate of Science (AS) degree and is also currently pursuing an additional degree in business. She achieved her RDA (Registered Dental Assistant) in 2007.
Jennelle is originally from Ennis, and she has two wonderful Boxers named Bella and Gunner. When she isn't busy at the office, she lives on a full-time ranch operation, raising over 100 head of cattle, registered goats, honey bees and Boxers. She also enjoys simply spending time outdoors, hunting, fishing, doing church activities, and practicing Jiu-Jitsu.
CERAMIC TECHNICIAN
Connie has been Dr. McKnight's in-house lab technician for over 15 years and has been in the profession for much longer. Behind the scenes at Dr. McKnight's office, her expertise and attention to detail are sought by our staff to help our patients achieve their optimal smile. Connie directs our in-house dental lab and is responsible for the fabrication of the majority of our gold and porcelain restorations.
Born and raised in Dallas, Connie graduated from H. Grady Spruce High School, where she became interested in dental laboratory technology while taking a course at Skyline High School. She received her certification in 1983 and has owned and operated her dental lab since 1985. In 1996, she completed a year-long intense study program, working with the graduate prosthodontic students at the Baylor College of Dentistry to expand her knowledge in full mouth reconstruction and dental implants.
Connie is also a Board-Certified Hypnosis Smoking Cessation Specialist. She practices in the office on weekends and after hours for those who are ready to quit the use of tobacco, including smoking, dipping, and chewing tobacco products. She works one on one with all of her clients.
Connie and her husband, Rusty, have been married since 1986. In September of 1998, they traveled to China to adopt their precious daughter, Windi Nikole Jia, when she was 14 months old. As a family, they love to hike, bike, and go camping, but their favorite sport is windsurfing and watching Windi learn to master the sport.
BIBI MCKNIGHT
Bibi started working in our office twice a week in 1987, taking over bookkeeping duties such as payroll, accounts payable, and generally helping out.
Raised in Brownsville, TX by her European parents who moved here from Central America in 1955, Bibi is fluent in both Spanish and German. She left Brownsville to attend the University of Texas where she met Dr. McKnight , her husband of 33 years. Bibi went on to attend the University of Texas School of Allied Health Sciences in Galveston, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy. She practiced as a physical therapist at Baylor Hospital in Dallas for six years and then went to part-time home health care after her daughter, Michael Anne, was born in 1983.
Bibi "retired" from physical therapy after her sons Matt, Mitch and Mark were born in 1985, 1986, and 1988 respectively. Ten years ago, she went back to school to earn her license in massage therapy and is pleased to offer this service to our patients. Bibi loves raising her four children, and when she gets a spare moment, she also enjoys cooking healthy food, jogging, traveling, and spending time with her family and friends. She has become an avid tandem cyclist with Dr. McKnight, constantly training for events like the 100 mile Hotter 'n Hell bike ride as well as bike riding in Europe.
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package org.globus.cog.karajan.compiled.nodes;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import k.rt.Stack;

import org.globus.cog.karajan.analyzer.ChannelRef;
import org.globus.cog.karajan.analyzer.CompilationException;
import org.globus.cog.karajan.analyzer.Scope;
import org.globus.cog.karajan.analyzer.TrackingScope;
import org.globus.cog.karajan.analyzer.Var;
import org.globus.cog.karajan.parser.WrapperNode;

public class OrderedChannelsNode extends CompoundNode {

	private List<ChannelRef<Object>> buffered;
	private List<ChannelRef<Object>> returns;

	private int frameSize;

	@Override
	protected Node compileChildren(WrapperNode w, Scope scope) throws CompilationException {
		List<TrackingScope> lts = new LinkedList<TrackingScope>();
		for (WrapperNode c : w.nodes()) {
			TrackingScope ts = new TrackingScope(scope);
			ts.setTrackChannels(true);
			ts.setAllowChannelReturns(true);
			ts.setTrackNamed(false);
			ts.setDelayedClosing(true);

			Node n = compileChild(c, ts);
			if (n != null) {
			    OrderedChannelsWrapper wr = newOrderedChannelsWrapper(n);
			    wr.setParent(this);
				addChild(wr);
				lts.add(ts);
			}
		}
		if (childCount() == 0) {
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	private void processChannels(List<TrackingScope> lts, Scope scope) {
		Map<String, Boolean> trackedChannels = new HashMap<String, Boolean>();
		for (TrackingScope ts : lts) {
			if (ts.getReferencedChannels() != null) {
				for (String cn : ts.getReferencedChannels().keySet()) {
					if (trackedChannels.containsKey(cn)) {
						trackedChannels.put(cn, Boolean.TRUE);
					}
					else {
						trackedChannels.put(cn, Boolean.FALSE);
					}
				}
			}
		}
		if (trackedChannels.isEmpty()) {
			return;
		}

		Map<String, ChannelRef.Ordered<Object>> prev = new HashMap<String, ChannelRef.Ordered<Object>>();
		int childIndex = 0;

		for (TrackingScope ts : lts) {
			if (ts.getReferencedChannels() != null) {
				for (String cn : ts.getReferencedChannels().keySet()) {
					if (trackedChannels.containsKey(cn)) {
						Var.Channel src = ts.getChannel(cn);
						Var.Channel dst = scope.lookupChannel(cn);
						ChannelRef<Object> dstref = scope.getChannelRef(dst);
						if (dst.isDynamic() && !dst.isCommutative()) {
							if (trackedChannels.get(cn)) {
								ChannelRef.Ordered<Object> cr = new ChannelRef.Ordered<Object>(cn, src.getIndex(), dstref, prev.get(cn));
								getOCW(childIndex).addChannel(cr);
								prev.put(cn, cr);
							}
							else {
								// only referenced from one place, no buffering
								getOCW(childIndex).addChannel(new ChannelRef.Redirect<Object>(cn, src.getIndex(), dstref));
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
			childIndex++;
			ts.close();
		}
	}

	protected OrderedChannelsWrapper getOCW(int index) {
		return (OrderedChannelsWrapper) getChild(index);
	}

	protected void initializeBuffers(int childIndex, Stack stack) {
		getOCW(childIndex).initializeArgs(stack);
	}
}


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Miley Cyrus fans start singing "Party In the USA" during the 2019 Beale Street Music Festival on May 4, 2019. Headliners for the 2022 festival include Foo Fighters, DaBaby, and Lil Wayne. (Daily Memphian file)
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The lotus symbol represents the limitless potential we each have.
Upon rising up above the mud, the lotus flower reaches it's full beauty, much as we must face challenges in life to then reach higher levels of enlightenment.
The power of the lotus symbol in this bracelet is paired with Tigers Eye, a power stone revered for it's grounding abilities. Tigers Eye has a stabilizing energy and is useful in nourishing the soul during difficult times.
The Lotus Mindfulness Bracelet is completed by Lava Stone beads. Coming from the fiery core of the Earth, lava cools to make attractive porous black stone. Lava Stone is used to bring calm and aid relaxation. In wearing stone from the core of the Earth, the wearer can feel more connected to nature, bringing a sense of peace.
Use the Lotus Mindfulness Bracelet to keep in mind that you can work through any limitations, and the most difficult of circumstances, to reach your full potential.


Showy Mountain-ash gets its name from the showy white flowers that bloom between June and July (Figure 1). These flowers turn to bright orange-red berries. The leaves also turn a brilliant red in the fall (Figure 2).
Range: Sorbus decora can be found in the northeast U.S. region from New England to Minnesota (Figure 3). The range extends further north into parts of Ontario and Quebec, Canada. This tree tolerates cold hardiness zones 2-6 (1), well within Minnesota's range.
Ecological Area: This tree cannot tolerate flooding and thrives in well-drained soils that can be found in upland forests, bluffs, and shoals (2). This tree is tolerant of moderate salt spray (3).
Showy Mountain-ash is a small, deciduous, multi-stemmed tree. It can be as small as a shrub.
When the tree matures it can grow to be 20-30 feet tall (and rarely as large as 60 feet tall) (1) with tree trunk diameters averaging 4-12 inches (2). Their canopies are relatively low and can be planted near power lines. At maturity, the canopy will often be as low as 3 feet above the ground and will spread up to 15 feet (4). The tree has a relatively short lifespan (25-50 years) (5).
This tree prefers sites with full sun on moist, acidic, humusy, well-drained soils (1). It should be planted on the south side of a house, with little canopy above it, for the most sunlight possible!
Sorbus decora has perfect flowers, meaning the flower has both male and female parts (Figure 5)(7). It is self-fertilizing and requires no partner for reproduction. It produces clusters of bright red or orange berries that mature in the late summer that will persist through the winter. The tree is self propagating via fertilized seeds.
Seedlings should be given a year or two to grow in a pot before being planted in the landscape. Planting should occur between April and November. Trees should be planted with the roots within one inch of the soil surface, covered with a layer of organic matter such as wood chip mulch. Mountain Ash doesn't require much pruning, but if it must be done it should be in the late winter while the tree is dormant. Early pinching (removing stem tips) in the young plants can promote branching and avoids pruning later on. Shearing can also be used as a pruning method to produce a more shrubby tree.
Sorbus decora is sometimes prone to bacterial fireblight(1) that causes scorching leading to dieback and potentially death. Scab can cause defoliation. The tree can sometimes produce cankers. The tree is susceptible to insect and disease. The tree does not do well in hot climates, or basic soils.


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Q: R Annotate heatmap along x-axis (time interval) # load libraries
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checkin_malaysia_time

# date feats
checkin_malaysia_time <- checkin_malaysia_time %>%
 dplyr::mutate(day = lubridate::day(date),
               month = lubridate::month(date),
               year = lubridate::year(date),
               ith_hour = as.integer(hour),
               yearmon = as.factor(zoo::as.yearmon(date))) %>%
 dplyr::select(yearmon, day, ith_hour, month, year, count)
# map hour
checkin_malaysia_time$hour <- rep(rep(0:23,each = 2),237)

# hourly data
checkin_malaysia_time_hour <- checkin_malaysia_time %>%
 group_by(yearmon, day, month, year, hour) %>%
 summarise(count = sum(count)) %>% ungroup()

# plot
p <-ggplot(checkin_malaysia_time_hour,
           aes(day,hour,fill=count))+
 geom_tile(color= "white",size=0.1) + coord_equal() +
 scale_fill_viridis(name="Hourly checkins",option ="H")
p <-p + facet_wrap(year~month, nrow = 1)
p <-p + scale_y_continuous(trans = "reverse", breaks = seq(0,23,2))
p <-p + scale_x_continuous(breaks =sort(c(1,seq(5,25,5),31)))
p <-p + theme_minimal(base_size = 8)
p <-p + labs(title= paste("Checkin Time Density",' - MySejahtera'), x="Day", y="Hour")
p <-p + theme(legend.position = "right") +
 theme(plot.title=element_text(size = 14))+
 theme(axis.text.y=element_text(size=6)) +
 theme(strip.background = element_rect(colour="white"))+
 theme(plot.title=element_text(hjust=0))+
 theme(axis.ticks=element_blank())+
 theme(axis.text=element_text(size=7))+
 theme(legend.title=element_text(size=8))+
 theme(legend.text=element_text(size=6))+
 removeGrid()
p

I would like to annotate the heatmap below based on time interval.
For example from 15th Jan to 15th February: lockdown, 11th March 20th March: festive period, 31st May: Outlier

A: You could draw in the lines "manually" with grid, e.g.
# load libraries
library(tidyverse)
library(lubridate)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'lubridate'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:base':
#>
#>     date, intersect, setdiff, union
library(ggExtra)
library(grid)
library(pBrackets)

# read
checkin_malaysia_time <- read_csv(file = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MoH-Malaysia/covid19-public/main/mysejahtera/checkin_malaysia_time.csv')
#>
#> ── Column specification ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#> cols(
#>   .default = col_double(),
#>   date = col_date(format = "")
#> )
#> ℹ Use `spec()` for the full column specifications.

# pivot longer for ggplot
checkin_malaysia_time <- checkin_malaysia_time %>%
  pivot_longer(!date, names_to = "hour", values_to = "count")
checkin_malaysia_time
#> # A tibble: 11,376 x 3
#>    date       hour  count
#>    <date>     <chr> <dbl>
#>  1 2020-12-01 0      6395
#>  2 2020-12-01 1      4052
#>  3 2020-12-01 2      2611
#>  4 2020-12-01 3      2005
#>  5 2020-12-01 4      1660
#>  6 2020-12-01 5      1574
#>  7 2020-12-01 6      1371
#>  8 2020-12-01 7      1421
#>  9 2020-12-01 8      1736
#> 10 2020-12-01 9      3316
#> # … with 11,366 more rows

# date feats
checkin_malaysia_time <- checkin_malaysia_time %>%
  dplyr::mutate(day = lubridate::day(date),
                month = lubridate::month(date),
                year = lubridate::year(date),
                ith_hour = as.integer(hour),
                yearmon = as.factor(zoo::as.yearmon(date))) %>%
  dplyr::select(yearmon, day, ith_hour, month, year, count)
# map hour
checkin_malaysia_time$hour <- rep(rep(0:23,each = 2),237)

# hourly data
checkin_malaysia_time_hour <- checkin_malaysia_time %>%
  group_by(yearmon, day, month, year, hour) %>%
  summarise(count = sum(count)) %>% ungroup()
#> `summarise()` has grouped output by 'yearmon', 'day', 'month', 'year'. You can override using the `.groups` argument.

png(filename = "example_1.png", width = 1080, height = 360)
# plot
p <- ggplot(checkin_malaysia_time_hour,
           aes(day,hour,fill=count))+
  geom_tile(color= "white",size=0.1) + coord_equal() +
  scale_fill_viridis_c(name="Hourly checkins",option ="H") +
facet_wrap(year~month, nrow = 1) +
scale_y_continuous(trans = "reverse", breaks = seq(0,23,2)) +
scale_x_continuous(breaks =sort(c(1,seq(5,25,5),31))) +
theme_minimal(base_size = 8) +
labs(title= paste("Checkin Time Density",' - MySejahtera'), x="Day", y="Hour") +
  theme(legend.position = "right") +
  theme(plot.title=element_text(size = 14))+
  theme(axis.text.y=element_text(size=6)) +
  theme(strip.background = element_rect(colour="white"))+
  theme(plot.title=element_text(hjust=0))+
  theme(axis.ticks=element_blank())+
  theme(axis.text=element_text(size=7))+
  theme(legend.title=element_text(size=8))+
  theme(legend.text=element_text(size=6))+
  removeGrid()
p

grid.brackets(unit(0.4, "npc"), 130, unit(0.52, "npc"), 130, lwd=2, col="red")
grid.text(label = "Festive period", x = unit(0.471, "npc"), y = unit(0.711, "npc"),
          gp=gpar(fontsize=12, col="red"))
grid.brackets(unit(0.29, "npc"), 260, unit(0.18, "npc"), 260, lwd=2, col="red")
grid.text(label = "Lockdown", x = unit(0.232, "npc"), y = unit(0.2, "npc"),
          gp=gpar(fontsize=12, col="red"))
grid.lines(x = unit(c(0.69, 0.69), "npc"),
           y = unit(c(0.2, 0.3), "npc"),
           gp = gpar(col = "red", fill="red"),
           arrow = arrow(length = unit(0.2, "inches"),
                         ends="last", type="closed"))
grid.text(label = "Outlier", x = unit(0.69, "npc"), y = unit(0.16, "npc"),
          gp=gpar(fontsize=12, col="red"))
dev.off()

Created on 2021-07-26 by the reprex package (v2.0.0)
This approach has the advantages and disadvantages: with some tweaking you can make the annotations look exactly how you want them to look, but you have to specify exactly where on the plot they will be drawn and you can't rescale the plot dynamically i.e. you need to specify the dimensions of the final plot before you draw the lines.
For more info on grid graphics:

*

*https://bookdown.org/rdpeng/RProgDA/the-grid-package.html

*https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/library/grid/doc/index.html

*The R Graphics book by Paul Murrell