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Court Upholds Florida's Firearm Owners' Privacy Act
J Absher
In a 2-1 ruling July 25, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta upheld a Florida law that restricts intrusive questioning by physicians about patients' ownership and use of firearms. The action reversed a 2012 injunction issued by a federal judge in Miami, who ruled the NRA-supported Firearm Owners' Privacy Act violated the free-speech rights of physicians to counsel their patients about "health-related matters."
The case, Wollschlaeger v. Governor of Florida, challenged the law and insisted physicians had a right under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to routinely question patients on their choices concerning firearms ownership as a health-related matter. In its ruling last week, the Court of Appeals rejected the suit's claims.
"The essence of the Act," the court wrote, "is simple: medical practitioners should not record information or inquire about patients' firearm-ownership status when doing so is not necessary to providing the patient with good medical care." Accordingly, the court found that "[t]he Act merely circumscribes the unnecessary collection of patient information on one of many potential sensitive topics."
The court noted nothing in the Florida law prohibits doctors from expressing their views about firearms or about any other medical or public policy issue. Rather, it is within keeping of long-established "codes of conduct that define the practice of good medicine and affirm the responsibility that physicians bear" and "protects a patient's ability to receive effective medical treatment without compromising the patient's privacy with regard to matters unrelated to healthcare."
The Firearm Owners' Privacy Act was passed in 2011 in response to an American Medical Association policy that encouraged doctors to inquire about the presence of firearms in homes.
"We find that the Act is a valid regulation of professional conduct that has only incidental effect on physicians' speech," wrote Judge Gerald Tjoflat, adding, "The Act simply codifies that good medical care does not require inquiry or record-keeping regarding firearms when unnecessary to a patient's care."
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Home Other News Property 70% of properties sold in Malaga are bought by foreign buyers
70% of properties sold in Malaga are bought by foreign buyers
The figures confirm that Spain is heading towards a healthy recovery
Laurence Dollimore
6 Nov, 2016 @ 09:10
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MALAGA has been revealed as expats' firm favourite after statistics showed 70% of Andalucian properties sold to foreigners are in the province.
Figures from January to July this year show there were 4,978 registered real estate transactions in Malaga, an increase of 16.9% on the same period in the previous year, accounting for 70% of sales in Andalucia.
In the same period, the number of sales to foreigners in the whole of Andalucia rose by 18.9% year on year.
The figures show the Costa del Sol is still by far the number one choice for foreign buyers.
Meanwhile, figures from the second quarter of 2016 show sales were up in all regions of Spain except Navarre and La Rioja, where they fell 20% and 2.7% respectively. They rose the most in the Balearics (28%) and Catalonia (25%). Andalucian sales rose by 10.1%.
The overall picture, according to a report by the Notaries' Association, is one of a stronger market in areas that benefit from foreign demand, like Madrid, the Mediterranean coast, and the islands.
The figures confirm that Spain is heading towards a healthy recovery, with home sales in the whole of the country up 13.3% and house prices up 1.3%.
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Fred 7 Nov, 2016 @ 10:14 At 10:14
Meanwhile, unemployment is still far too high. The dreaded Q3 and Q4 employment figures inaccurate as always. Rajoy may now have to do a massive u-turn on his own policies that were introduced to make it easier to sack people, as more long-term employment seems to be the only solution.
Pablo Cedron 7 Nov, 2016 @ 17:58 At 17:58
not a surprise, no?
it seems they can't stand living in the uk, which is comprehensible.
now, with britons like these, they will never be welcome here.
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Supreme Court makes sports betting a possibility nationwide
Nation May 14, 2018 10:45 AM EDT
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday struck down a federal law that bars gambling on football, basketball, baseball and other sports in most states, giving states the go-ahead to legalize betting on sports.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to strike down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act. The 1992 law barred state-authorized sports gambling with some exceptions. It made Nevada the only state where a person could wager on the results of a single game.
Today's ruling by #SCOTUS in Murphy v. NCAA means that states can legalize sports betting.
— SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) May 14, 2018
One research firm estimated before the ruling that if the Supreme Court were to strike down the law, 32 states would likely offer sports betting within five years.
"The legalization of sports gambling requires an important policy choice, but the choice is not ours to make. Congress can regulate sports gambling directly, but if it elects not to do so, each state is free to act on its own. Our job is to interpret the law Congress has enacted and decide whether it is consistent with the Constitution. PASPA is not," Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the court.
The court's decision came in a case from New Jersey, which has fought for years to legalize gambling on sports at casinos and racetracks in the state.
More than a dozen states had supported New Jersey, which argued that Congress exceeded its authority when it passed the 1992 Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, barring states from authorizing sports betting. New Jersey said the Constitution allows Congress to pass laws barring wagering on sports, but Congress can't require states to keep sports gambling prohibitions in place.
All four major U.S. professional sports leagues, the NCAA and the federal government had urged the court to uphold the federal law. In court, the NBA, NFL, NHL and Major League Baseball had argued that New Jersey's gambling expansion would hurt the integrity of their games. Outside court, however, leaders of all but the NFL have shown varying degrees of openness to legalized sports gambling.
The American Gaming Association estimates that Americans illegally wager about $150 billion on sports each year.
The 1992 law at issue in the case bars state-authorized sports gambling with exceptions for Nevada, Montana, Oregon and Delaware, states that had approved some form of sports wagering before the law took effect. Nevada is the only state where a person can wager on the results of a single game, though the law doesn't cover wagering between friends. The law also doesn't cover animal races, such as horse racing, which many states already allow.
New Jersey has spent years and millions of dollars in legal fees trying to legalize sports betting at its casinos, racetracks and former racetracks. In 2012, with voters' support, New Jersey lawmakers passed a law allowing sports betting, directly challenging the 1992 federal law which says states can't "authorize by law" sports gambling. The four major professional sports leagues and the NCAA sued, and the state lost in court.
In 2014, New Jersey tried a different tactic by repealing laws prohibiting sports gambling at casinos and racetracks. It argued taking its laws off the books was different from authorizing sports gambling. The state lost again and then took the case to the Supreme Court.
Left: Gamblers watching horse racing. Photo by Mark Peterson/Corbis via Getty Images
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My son and I had an excellent easter trip to Lough Altan in Donegal. It was wild camping at its finest. An idyllic pitch, a campfire which burned all evening, a haunted mansion, and stars bright in the sky. And best of all, not a midge in sight!
We parked up at the Errigal carpark and walked half a mile up the road to meet the old bog road which heads over the hill to the Lough. And what a beautiful walk. Just long enough to keep the remote feeling but not too long a walk in for my young lad (walk out is a little tougher). We retunred to the Errigal car park the next day to climb Errigal. All in all, I think my son has got the wild camping bug.
Plenty of dry driftwood about to make a campfire.
Light painting inside the tent after sunset.
Beautiful clear skies for taking pictures of the stars from the warmth of my sleeping bag.
And a few more from the walk up Errigal on the 2nd day.
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Aadhaar Revisited
Above: A woman at an Aadhaar registration centre in Howrah, West Bengal/Photo: commons.wikimedia.org
There is no need for any immediate judicial challenge to the Aadhaar ordinance since it will come up for automatic reconsideration within six months
By Na Vijayashanker
The ordinance promulgated by the government on March 2, 2019, has once again brought the focus back on the use of Aadhaar and a possible challenge to it in the Supreme Court.
Aadhaar has become an "Instrument of Identity" similar to the "Social Security Number" and similar national identity instruments prevailing in other countries. Even the Supreme Court has conceded that Aadhaar can play a significant role in efficient and transparent governance, and more importantly, in the prevention of corruption. However, the use of Aadhaar is being repeatedly challenged by privacy activists, alleging that its widespread use could lead to infringement of privacy—a fundamental right of all citizens.
It would, therefore, not be surprising if some privacy activists again knock at the doors of the Supreme Court with a plea to get the ordinance scrapped, perhaps alleging that it is an attempt to violate the principles of privacy laid out in the Supreme Court judgment of September 2018 on Aadhaar (KS Puttaswamy vs Union of India case).
The Puttaswamy judgment raised serious concerns about the use of Aadhaar by private sector companies which had been permitted under Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act. The majority judgment struck down that part of Section 57. Consequently, Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act stood read down with the following effect:
57. Act not to prevent use of Aadhaar number for other purposes under law.
Nothing contained in this Act shall prevent the use of Aadhaar number for establishing the identity of an individual for any purpose, whether by the State or any body corporate or person, pursuant to any law, for the time being in force. Provided that the use of Aadhaar number under this section shall be subject to the procedure and obligations under section 8 and Chapter VI.
It must be recognised that the Puttaswamy judgment did not impose a blanket ban on the use of Aadhaar, either by the government or other entities. It only prohibits the use of Aadhaar under any contract not pursuant to any law. The Court therefore suggested that a proper law should be passed to enable the use of Aadhaar.
The citizens of the country are well aware of the fact that Aadhaar is an "Identity Infrastructure" created by two successive governments at enormous cost to the people of the country. Therefore, it is illogical to block the use of this infrastructure to be harnessed fully for the benefit of the citizens.
However, after the Puttaswamy judgment, the private sector stopped using Aadhaar as an identity management tool since the widely used Aadhaar authentication-based e-KYC system was not part of the Aadhaar Act.
The e-KYC system used for Aadhaar was part of the notified rules of the Controller of Certifying Authorities for e-Sign as an electronic signature under Section 3A of the Information Technology Act, which may be considered as an extension of a statutory base for its use in that context. But KYC which was part of many other regulations such as the RBI guidelines was more of an administrative guideline or a best practice adopted by the industry.
Hence, the government was under an obligation to clarify the use of Aadhaar by private sector companies by enacting suitable legislation so that it became part of Section 57 after its partial striking down by the Supreme Court.
Further, the Justice Srikrishna Committee on Data Protection had recommended a full set of amendments to the Aadhaar Act in an appendix to its report. While the government had introduced the Personal Data Protection Bill as recommended by the Srikrishna Committee, it had to introduce the Aadhaar-related amendments recommended by the committee as a separate amendment bill.
The government was therefore correct in introducing the Aadhaar (Amendment) Bill on January 2, 2019. Though this Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha, it could not be passed in the Rajya Sabha during the current tenure and hence lapsed. In order to ensure that the private sector is not inconvenienced due to the lack of a lawful process of using Aadhaar, the government came up with the Aadhaar ordinance.
Hence, sufficient justification can be provided for the need for the ordinance and its promulgation by the government at this point of time.
Key Provisions of the Ordinance
Some of the key provisions of the ordinance which we can take note of are as follows:
The ordinance completely removes Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act though only a part of it had been struck down by the Supreme Court. The other changes are meant to offset the adverse effect of the removal of Section 57.
This was an unwarranted overreaction by the government.
A distinction is sought to be made between the use of Aadhaar for "Authentication" and "Verification" and the concepts of "Offline Verification" and "Voluntary Permission to use Aadhaar based on an Informed Consent". However, the distinction made between "Authentication" and "Verification" is very fragile and may require reconsideration.
"Offline Verification" is defined as a "process of verifying the identity of the Aadhaar number holder without authentication, through such offline modes as may be specified by regulations" [Proposed amended section 2(pa)]. On the other hand, "Authentication" is defined as "a process by which the Aadhaar number along with demographic information or biometric information of an individual is submitted to the Central Identities Data Repository for its verification and such Repository verifies the correctness, or the lack thereof, on the basis of information available with it" [current section 2(c)]. The distinction made out appears to be merely a play of words and would be difficult to justify.
A fairly large civil penalty of up to Rs 1 crore has been introduced for each violation in case any entity in the Aadhaar ecosystem fails to comply with the provisions of the ordinance.
The imposition of the penalty is supported by the proposal for appointment of one of the officers of the UIDAI as an adjudicator and TDSAT as the appellate authority. After a matter is decided by the TDSAT, further appeals would lie directly before the Supreme Court, thus completely eliminating the role of the high courts.
In case of Cyber Appeals, further appeals from TDSAT go to the respective state high courts and a similar provision could have been made in the Aadhaar Act also since many of the members of the Aadhaar ecosystem could be small entities across the country, and a TDSAT with a presence only in Delhi without sittings and benches elsewhere would create a huge financial burden on the litigants.
This provision has been made to make the work of UIDAI easy at the cost of inconveniencing the litigants.
The criminal penalty prescribed under Sections 38 and 39 of the Act has been enhanced from imprisonment of 3 years to 10 years and the imprisonment term under other sections has also been enhanced, thus making the law more stringent.
This should please the privacy activists.
In a consequential amendment to the Indian Telegraph Act, telecom companies have been permitted to use Aadhaar for identification with options being made available to the public to use alternative modes of identity verification.
This provision comes as a big relief to telecom operators.
In a consequential amendment to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA 2002), the use of Aadhaar has been permitted for banking companies while others may use Offline Verification and other alternatives.
The Fintech industry is not happy with their exclusion. Perhaps those Fintech companies which are not "Banking Companies" but are registered in some regulatory category with RBI or SEBI could be provided the use of Aadhaar.
The ordinance includes "Virtual Identity" also as an "Aadhaar number" [Proposed amended section 2(a)].
This has defeated the very purpose of introduction of the Virtual Aadhaar ID, and the government has missed an opportunity to declare it as a derivative service which does not violate the privacy of the Aadhaar holder particularly when it is used without the use of biometrics.
In summary, it can be stated that the "Ordinance" was perhaps justified but some of the provisions of the ordinance must be revisited when the Bill is finally taken up for discussion when the next Parliament meets.
It can also be stated that there is no need for any immediate judicial challenge to the ordinance since its life span is short and it will come up for automatic reconsideration within the next six months.
—The writer is a cyber law and techno-legal information security consultant based in Bengaluru
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oa 'A hypnotic viewing experience'. promotional features in the language of exhibition press announcements
Author(s): Cecilia Lazzeretti and Marina Bondi
Source: Pragmatics, Volume 22, Issue 4, Jan 2012, p. 567 - 589
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1075/prag.22.4.02laz
Museums have become fully active cultural agents, pursuing educational aims but also trying to attract the largest number of visitors. Exhibition press announcements (EPAs) issued by museums reflect this tendency and address journalists as if they were 'customers' in a very competitive market. Building on Bhatia's work on promotional genres (1993, 2004) and recent corpus-based studies devoted to press releases (Catenaccio 2008; Lindholm 2008; McLaren and Gurâu 2005), this paper investigates lexico-grammatical forms typical of EPAs with the aim to demonstrate that they carry a strong promotional intent and reflect the value-system of the professional communities involved, i.e. art journalists and museum professionals. The study was carried out on a corpus of contemporary Anglo-American EPAs and shows the recurrent use of linguistic features that express positive evaluation of the exhibition, especially with regard to the semantic areas of novelty, quality, extensiveness and exclusiveness. Emotional linguistic features are also used in order to create 'news value' and excite curiosity around the artists and their artworks.
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Ramón Franco y Bahamonde (* 2. Februar 1896 in Ferrol, Provinz A Coruña; † Oktober 1938 im Mittelmeer) war ein spanischer Politiker, Offizier und Flugpionier. Seine Brüder waren Nicolás und der General und Diktator Francisco Franco.

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Franco wurde als Sohn des Marineoffiziers Nicolás Franco Salgado-Araujo und dessen Frau María del Pilar Bahamonde y Pardo de Andrade geboren. 1914 wurde Ramón Franco als Offizier der spanischen Armee (Ejército de Tierra) im Protektorat Spanisch-Marokko eingesetzt. 1920 wechselte er als Pilotenschüler zur militärischen Luftfahrt (Ejército del Aire) auf die Base de Hidroaviones del Atalayón auf dem Mar Chica und erhielt den Titel eines Flugzeugpiloten. In dieser Funktion machte er sich bald einen Namen und wurde 1924 für seinen Einsatz im Krieg gegen die Rifkabylen mit der Militärmedaille ausgezeichnet.

Am 22. Januar 1926 nahm er als Kommandant an Bord des Amphibienflugzeugs Plus Ultra am Flug von Palos de la Frontera in Spanien nach Buenos Aires teil. Dieser Flug gilt als die bedeutendste Pioniertat der spanischen Luftfahrt. Er erfolgte ein Jahr bevor der US-Amerikaner Charles Lindbergh seinen transatlantischen Einzelflug in der Gegenrichtung durchführte, jedoch vier Jahre nach dem ersten Flug über den Südatlantik von Lissabon nach Rio de Janeiro, der 1922 von den Portugiesen Gago Coutinho und Sacadura Cabral durchgeführt wurde. 1929 stürzte er bei einem weiteren Transatlantikflug ins Meer und wurde Tage nach dem Absturz zusammen mit der übrigen Besatzung von einem britischen Flugzeugträger gerettet.

1930 rebellierte er auf dem Militärflugplatz von Madrid-Cuatro Vientos gegen die spanische Monarchie des Hauses Bourbon. Er startete in einem mit Fliegerbomben bestückten Flugzeug, um diese über dem Palacio Real von Madrid abzuwerfen, kehrte jedoch unverrichteter Dinge zurück, weil er befürchtete, zivile Opfer zu treffen. Danach begab er sich mit dem Flugzeug ins Exil nach Lissabon.

Nach Ausrufung der Zweiten Spanischen Republik wurde er nicht nur rehabilitiert und wieder in seine Funktion eingesetzt, sondern bekleidete fortan einen hohen Posten in der Leitung der spanischen Militärluftfahrt. Später wurde er jedoch wegen seiner Beteiligung an einer anarchistischen Revolte in Andalusien abgesetzt, und nachdem er seine Pensionierung vom Militärdienst beantragt hatte, wechselte er in die Politik und wurde in den Wahlen vom 28. Juni 1931 mit 91.731 Stimmen für die Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya ("Linke Katalanische Republikanische Partei") ins Cortes Generales, das spanische Parlament, gewählt.

Als am 17. und 18. Juli 1936 der Militärputsch erfolgte, bei dem sein Bruder Francisco Franco eine wesentliche Rolle spielte, befand er sich als Attaché in der Spanischen Botschaft in Washington, D.C. Nach einigem Zögern begab er sich in die von den aufständischen Militärs besetzte Zone und stellte damit seine familiäre Loyalität über seine politischen Ideen. Laut einer anderen Theorie schloss er sich den Aufständischen nach dem gewaltsamen Tod seines Freundes Julio Ruiz de Alda im Mustergefängnis von Madrid an.

Ramón Franco wurde zum Oberstleutnant (Teniente Coronel) befördert und zum Chef der Luftwaffenbasis von Barcelona ernannt. Nach seiner Versetzung auf die Balearischen Inseln wurde er dort zum Chef der militärischen Luftfahrt ernannt, was den Protest des obersten Chefs der Spanischen Nationalen Militärluftfahrt Alfredo Kindelán auslöste, der mit der Ernennung nicht einverstanden war.

Er kam 1938 bei einem Absturz mit seiner dreimotorigen italienischen Schwimmermaschine vom Typ CRDA Cant Z.506 über dem Mittelmeer mit der gesamten Besatzung ums Leben. Ramón flog bei der 73. Grupo, Agrupation Espanola. Er war von der Luftwaffenbasis Port de Pollença, die auch Stützpunkt der deutschen Legion Condor war, von Mallorca aus zu einem Einsatz gestartet, vermutlich zur Bombardierung Barcelonas.

Sein Tod gab Anlass für Gerüchte, wonach er Opfer eines Sabotageaktes geworden sei, der sowohl von abtrünnigen Anhängern der Republik als auch von Kreisen ausgeführt worden sein könnte, die den Aufständischen nahestanden. Letztere hätten in ihm wegen seiner bewegten Biographie, wegen seines Prestiges als Flugpionier und wegen seiner Verwandtschaft zum Führer der Aufständischen eine lästige Figur gesehen.

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Can a collage show your kids how much you care?
The parenting-class instructor pulled out three large boxes of magazine clippings and a stack of construction paper and placed them on the table.
"Tonight we are going to have some fun doing an art project, just like something your kids would do at school. Using the magazine clippings, you are going to make a collage that represents your child..."
The woman sitting next to me enthusiastically started grabbing pictures. I picked up piece after piece and discarded each one.
How am I going to do this?! I thought to myself. My perfectionist tendencies prickled as I rummaged through the pile.
My husband quickly found a couple of good pictures for his collage. I was about to be officially discouraged about creating a great collage of my son, Jackson, when I found a picture of a boy lovingly playing with his toddler sister. It was perfect.
On a mission now, I searched for photos that reflected Jackson's love for family and relationships. I found an image of a boy with his father, of a mother with her son resting his head on her lap and of a young boy kissing his mother's pregnant belly.
A picture of a laughing infant reminded me of Jackson's happy baby days and a picture of a suffering child in Africa reflected his compassion and the child he sponsored.
I also included images of two leopard cubs fighting, a polar bear rearing up to attack and a boy crying. Jackson is an intense child, with an easily wounded heart.
As I finished gluing the clippings to my blue construction paper, I smiled. I would never have thought to make a collage like this on my own. But it felt great to put on paper how I saw my son.
When we got home, Jackson was still up. I crawled into bed with him and showed him what his dad and I had made at our class.
Our collages showed Jackson that his mom and dad spend time trying to understand his emotions, and that we recognize him as the unique gift from God that he is.
But I think what Jackson loved most about the collages was seeing, through the pictures we had chosen, what we think about him.
I am constantly telling Jackson how much I love him and giving him praise. But with the collage, he had a chance to "see" himself through my eyes, reinforcing my positive affirmations with something he could reach out and touch.
As our children grow older, they become more complex, more challenging to raise and sometimes even harder to love.
You may not naturally go for an arts-and-crafts project to express how you see your child. But for me it was a fantastic exercise, both as a way to process my understanding of my son and to share those insights with him.
With a handful of torn-up magazine pages, I was able to show Jackson that I am here and paying attention, and how much good I see in him.
It is hard to know if our kids are hearing these important messages in the busyness of day-to-day life.
So if you want a way to help check in with your kids, try reaching for a glue stick and some old magazines.
Janice Croze is the co-founder of 5MinutesforMom.com. Visit her website for mom-friendly information, entertainment and support.


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3. Indoor movement will take about 30 seconds, which is very efficient.
4. The sit to stand patient lift enables the patient to stand up and maintain the same height, which would be effective communication between the caregiver and the patient.
5. It will take the nursing person only the strength of 1/12 of the patient's weight to move the patients easily, and greatly reduce the labor intensity of the caregiver and their families.
6. Extremely small turning radius, not limited by too small room space.
7. Soft support makes the calf and knee more comfortable.
8. Wheels with safety brake makes safer during use.
9. Corrugated anti-slip board ensures that the patient has no slip risk.
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12. This sit to stand patient lift can also carry cargo indoor.


Presents a look at several special projects designed by various teachers to foster learning in young children. Includes using a body movement to respond to poetry, creating a `Book-a-Mania' week of instructional and entertaining events, and using logos and street signs to teach reading awareness.
Published in Reading Teacher, 44(9), 708, 1991. Copyright © 1991, Reading Teacher. Used by permission.
French, Michael P. and Danielson, Kathy Everts, "In the Classroom: Poetry in Motion (May '91)" (1991). Teacher Education Faculty Publications. 16.


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DS Lite Hits $99, Mario Games Get Special Red Box
Starting June 5th Nintendo's DS Lite will be on sale for $99, making the 3DS an even harder sell than it already is. It's not that I don't like the system, quite the opposite, but I don't feel as though it should be as expensive as it is. Anyway, Nintendo also announced that all of Mario's games available for the DS will now come in red boxes, making it even easier for fans to just buy Nintendo games than it already was.


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Mitchell Library
10 September 2018 (Mon-Sat 9am-8pm)
15 September 2018 (Tours: Tue & Thu 12.30pm, Sat 10.30am, 12.30pm & 2.30pm; 60 minutes)
The Mitchell Library, with its distinctive copper dome, is Glasgow�s largest public library and one of its most famous landmarks.
"The Mitchell Library, with its distinctive copper dome, is one of Glasgow�s most famous landmarks. The original library, opened in 1877 in Ingram Street in the city centre but by the mid-1880s the Library moved to Miller Street. However, soon problems with lack of space for both books and readers were encountered. The situation became exacerbated after the Library received a substantial bequest from the late Robert Jeffrey in 1902. In 1904, the Corporation decided to erect a new building and an architectural competition was held and plans by William B. Whitie were chosen.
The Library�s recurring problem with space meant that an extension was begun in 1939. Building work was discontinued during the WWII and this extension finally opened in 1963. In 1962, the St Andrew�s Halls was destroyed by fire, putting the adjacent Mitchell Library at considerable risk. After much debate it was agreed that the site could be used for a library extension and Edinburgh architects, Sir Frank Mears and Partners were appointed to prepare the plans. The new extension was begun in 1972 and opened in 1981. The original fa�ade of the St Andrews Halls, with its impressive statuary, became part of the new exterior.
In 2006 library material was made available for lending for the first time in the Library�s history. In 2007 redevelopment work took place to turn the old Mitchell Theatre foyer into an impressive Surf Area with public PCs, Leisure and Lifestyle for lending, and Caf�. In 2008, the Business and Media section opened on Level 1, with an emphasis on electronic information resources.
The library has continued to evolve and in 2016 developed the Let�s Talk area where library visitors can use the original study tables as well as learn about the wide and varied collections within the library.
Mon-Sat 9am-8pm - Building can be visited at these times without booking
Disabled WC
weektime activity
Parking: On street parking available
Accessibility: Disabled access available from Granville Street – providing access to Leisure & Lifestyle Library, main computer area and cafe. There are two public lifts to other parts of the building (including ground floor level of the old building) Entry to the old part (original building) via North Street has 5 steps and there is no lift to the upper floors. This means building tours are not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues.
Main hall is currently closed to all
Architect: William Brown Whitie
Building Date: 1911, 1939, 1963
Doors Open Day 2018:
Pop in for the Mitchell Curious sessions daily at 12.30 or book one of the tours to see behind the scenes.
Tours: Tue & Thu 12.30pm, Sat 10.30am, 12.30pm & 2.30pm; 60 minutes
Tour meeting point: Granville Street Let�s Talk Area
Booking essential - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mitchell-open-tours-tickets-45757452773?aff=es2
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Professional Resources Publications
This page was last reviewed on November 5, 2020
Compass reports
Review current injury reports, recommended journals, systematic reviews and other publications related to injury prevention.
For publications related to concussion, seniors' falls, and Vision Zero, please consult our collections you can access through our Professional Resources page.
Child and Youth Injury in Review – Spotlight on Consumer Product Safety (2009)
The Public Agency of Canada provides an overview of unintentional injuries among young Canadians, with a focus on injuries associated with consumer product; bunk beds, magnets, baby walkers and other household products.
Injuries and Violence: The Facts (2010)
The World Health Organization reports on:
The magnitude and causes of injuries.
Groups that are most vulnerable to injuries and violence.
The costs that injuries and violence impose on individuals society.
Measures to prevent injuries and violence.
Ontario Injury Data Report (2018)
This data report presents the counts and rates of injury related emergency department visits, hospitalizations and deaths by cause of injury in Ontario.
Unintentional Injury Trends for Canadian Children (2016)
This report highlights the burden of injury on Canadian children aged 0-14 years. It features mortality and hospitalizations trends, examines the burden of injury in the most current year of available data and provides a special focus on injuries that occur 'on road.' Produced by Parachute.
This is an international journal dedicated to injury prevention and includes peer-reviewed articles that focus on injury for all ages. Injury Prevention regularly includes a News and Notes section and many other special features including brief reports, editorials, commentaries, policy forums, fillers, book reviews and correspondence.
Evidence Summary on the Prevention of Poisoning in Canada
This 2020 report, written by Parachute and the Injury Prevention Centre at University of Alberta, draws together statistics and research on poisonings in Canada and documents prevention work and strategies, both underway and recommended. One key finding reveals that twice as many people in Canada now die from unintentional poisoning, driven mostly by increase in opioid use, than from transport-related injuries.
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Canadian Injury Prevention Resource
An evidence-informed guide to injury prevention in Canada. Produced by Parachute.
21.57 MB PDF/UA
Canadian Drowning Report (2019)
This report identifies key demographic indicators around preventable water-related fatalities such as: who is drowning, when are they drowning, where are they drowning, what were they doing and why did they drown (risk factors). Prepared for the Lifesaving Society Canada by the Drowning Prevention Research Centre Canada.
Cycling in Cities – University of British Columbia
This web page looks at the injury risks of cycling, as a part of the Cycling in Cities research program that investigates factors that encourage or discourage bicycling, transportation infrastructure associated with increased or decreased risks of cycling injuries, and air pollution and cycling.
Measuring Health Inequalities: A Toolkit
The Canadian Institute for Health Information developed this toolkit to assist analysts and researchers with measuring and reporting on health inequalities, with a focus on stratifying health indicators.
Ontario Evidence-Informed Practice Recommendations
To supplement the Ontario Regional Injury Data Report (2013), this document compiles all evidence-informed practice recommendations prepared for each region across the province. The document outlines a series of risk factors, at-risk populations and good practices, which can be used to inform injury prevention interventions and strategic planning.
Policy Makers' Perceptions of the Role of Research and Injury Prevention Legislation (2018)
This brief report examines the results of the survey related specifically to policy makers' perceptions of the importance of research in facilitating child injury prevention legislation in Canada.
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Preventing Problematic Substance Use in Youth (2018)
The Chief Public Health Officer's Report on the State of Public Health in Canada 2018 describes the health status of Canadians and examines problematic substance use among youth with a focus on primary prevention.
The Flotation Report – Lifejackets/Personal Flotation Devices and Boating Fatalities in Canada: 20 Years of Research (2016)
Developed by the Canadian Red Cross, this report reviews 20 years of data on water-related injury deaths in Canada with a special interest in use of flotation.
The Social Determinants of Injury (2011)
Produced by the Atlantic Collaborative on Injury Prevention, this document applies what we know about the social determinants of injury in the service of injury prevention. This report provide injury prevention practitioners and policymakers with an overview of the social and economic factors that contribute to intentional and unintentional injuries.
The Walking School Bus and Children's Physical Activity: A Pilot Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial (2011)
Through a pilot cluster randomized controlled trial, this study reports that a pilot walking school bus program improved children's active community to school and moderate-to-vigorous physical activity.
Too Hot for Tots! Evaluation of a Paediatric Burns Prevention Resource (2011)
Too Hot for Tots! is a professionally produced video with an accompanying brochure package developed to teach caregivers about burn injuries that often happen in the home.
The effectiveness of Too Hot for Tots! is assessed through this impact evaluation conducted by the B.C. Injury Prevention Unit. The evaluation results demonstrated a statistically significant increase in caregiver's knowledge, attitudes and practices around burns prevention in the home after exposure to the program.
These share evidence behind a specific health issue by giving a summary of research from multiple sources that is systematically gathered, reviewed and evaluated against pre-established criteria. Systematic reviews help reduce bias, resolve controversy between different findings and provide reliable sources for decision-making.
Health Evidence
Health evidence is an online registry of systematic reviews on the effectiveness of public health and health promotion interventions, including injury prevention and safety.
The Cochrane Library Reviews
The Cochrane Library is a collection of databases and systematic reviews that contain high-quality, independent evidence that can inform healthcare decision-making.
National Centre for Injury Prevention and Control – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control is the lead national agency in the United States for injury prevention. The Center's website lists injury reports and research summaries on a large number of unintentional and intentional injury topics.


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package seedu.address.ui;

import java.util.logging.Logger;

import javafx.application.Platform;
import javafx.scene.control.Alert;
import javafx.scene.control.Alert.AlertType;
import javafx.scene.image.Image;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import seedu.address.MainApp;
import seedu.address.commons.core.LogsCenter;
import seedu.address.commons.util.StringUtil;
import seedu.address.logic.Logic;

/**
 * The manager of the UI component.
 */
public class UiManager implements Ui {

    public static final String ALERT_DIALOG_PANE_FIELD_ID = "alertDialogPane";

    private static final Logger logger = LogsCenter.getLogger(UiManager.class);
    private static final String ICON_APPLICATION = "/images/address_book_32.png";

    private Logic logic;
    private MainWindow mainWindow;

    /**
     * Creates a {@code UiManager} with the given {@code Logic}.
     */
    public UiManager(Logic logic) {
        this.logic = logic;
    }

    @Override
    public void start(Stage primaryStage) {
        logger.info("Starting UI...");

        //Set the application icon.
        primaryStage.getIcons().add(getImage(ICON_APPLICATION));

        try {
            mainWindow = new MainWindow(primaryStage, logic);
            mainWindow.show(); //This should be called before creating other UI parts
            mainWindow.fillInnerParts();

        } catch (Throwable e) {
            logger.severe(StringUtil.getDetails(e));
            showFatalErrorDialogAndShutdown("Fatal error during initializing", e);
        }
    }

    private Image getImage(String imagePath) {
        return new Image(MainApp.class.getResourceAsStream(imagePath));
    }

    void showAlertDialogAndWait(Alert.AlertType type, String title, String headerText, String contentText) {
        showAlertDialogAndWait(mainWindow.getPrimaryStage(), type, title, headerText, contentText);
    }

    /**
     * Shows an alert dialog on {@code owner} with the given parameters.
     * This method only returns after the user has closed the alert dialog.
     */
    private static void showAlertDialogAndWait(Stage owner, AlertType type, String title, String headerText,
                                               String contentText) {
        final Alert alert = new Alert(type);
        alert.getDialogPane().getStylesheets().add("view/DarkTheme.css");
        alert.initOwner(owner);
        alert.setTitle(title);
        alert.setHeaderText(headerText);
        alert.setContentText(contentText);
        alert.getDialogPane().setId(ALERT_DIALOG_PANE_FIELD_ID);
        alert.showAndWait();
    }

    /**
     * Shows an error alert dialog with {@code title} and error message, {@code e},
     * and exits the application after the user has closed the alert dialog.
     */
    private void showFatalErrorDialogAndShutdown(String title, Throwable e) {
        logger.severe(title + " " + e.getMessage() + StringUtil.getDetails(e));
        showAlertDialogAndWait(Alert.AlertType.ERROR, title, e.getMessage(), e.toString());
        Platform.exit();
        System.exit(1);
    }

}

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Apply colloidal silver on back and take single dose in case of having whiteheads in back. It is good home remedy for whiteheads.
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Amounts of toxins in blood produced by liver can be reduced by using Burdock root and dandel ion. They kill bacteria from skin therefore it is good home remedy for whiteheads.
Kali bromatum, Sulphur, Antimoniumtartaricum, Herpasulphuris are homeopathic drugs which are very useful against these skin problems. They are effective homemade natural remedy for whiteheads.
Best herbal remedy for whiteheads is to apply Lavender on the affected area.
Tea tree oil if applied over affected area can prevent whiteheads, which acts as natural antibiotic. It would prevent the growth of multiple bacterial organisms. Tea tree oil is herbal remedy for whiteheads.
High fiber food would help to clean the colon and prevent, it is better home remedy for whiteheads.
Shellfish, soybeans, sunflower seeds, and nuts, and other natural products which are rich in zinc and good remedy for whiteheads.
Apply grated potatoes on the affected skin to avoid all kind of general skin problems. This is effective home remedies for whiteheads.
An effective herbal remedy for whiteheads can be created by mixing roasted and powdered pomegranate skin with fresh juice.
Mixture of groundnut oil with equal amount of fresh lime juice if applied on face and then washing face with warm water would be good home remedies for whiteheads.


How do I navigate school parking?
It can be so frustrating, you just want to drop your kids off at school and go on your way, or pick them up at the end of the day to take them to one of their billion after school activities, but you can't get a park close enough to the school.
For this reason, many schools and Councils have installed pick-up/drop-off zones out the front of the school to compliment other school parking. Some Councils refer to these as 'Kiss & Go' zones. The idea is that you can drop your kids off outside the school, help them get out of the car if necessary, give them a kiss and send them on their way, safely into school. Then you can continue on to work or other activities. These zones work well at drop off time.
School pick up can be a bit more of a challenge though. The reason being that kids dawdle out of school, making their parents wait longer than the parking limit. Many parents also arrive before the school bell, rather than potentially leaving their kids waiting.
Many Kiss & Go zones are controlled by 'No Parking' signs.
'No Parking' means that you can stop your car and get out to help your kids in and out of the car (and kiss them goodbye – if they let you). However, the driver cannot move more than 3 metres from the car. In most instances this will allow you to help them onto the adjacent footpath, but no further.
Generally No Parking signs don't have a specified time on them. In this case, the Road Rules allow you to stop for up to 2 minutes. However, No Parking signs may have a time limit specified i.e. 5 minutes – but remember that you still cannot move more than 3 metres from your car. It is also noted that cars displaying a current parking permit for people with disabilities may park for up to 5 minutes if no time is specified on the sign or if the time specified is less than 5 minutes. Otherwise, twice the time limit applies as per other parking restrictions.
Kiss & Go zones work efficiently if everyone abides by the time restrictions and moves on. Cars can also shuffle up to the next free space while waiting for their kids. This allows cars to enter the drop off zone from the back, rather than attempting to parallel park in front of the school at a busy time. Also, if you use these Kiss & Go zones you should encourage your kids to move quickly out of school so they are ready to hop in the car when you arrive. If your kids aren't out the front ready when you arrive, you need to move on and let others use the facility.
There are usually No Stopping zones around schools to ensure the safety of everyone. These are usually located at the school crossing, driveways, intersections and where parking would risk the safety of pedestrians, bicycle riders and motorists. It is essential that you don't park in these locations.
'No Stopping' is very different to 'No Parking' and means that you cannot stop along the section of road AT ALL. That doesn't just mean stopping to park or drop off, but stopping your car, even with the engine running. Obviously being held up due to congestion is unavoidable and is not considered stopping in this instance. However around schools with Kiss & Go zones, sometimes this congestion is formed due to a queue to enter the Kiss & Go zone. The car stopped in this queue IS considered to be stopping and it is ILLEGAL, as you are holding up the traffic behind you.
An example of this is the blue car in the photo below. It is stopped illegally in a No Stopping zone, which is signed and supported by the (faded) yellow linemarking (Road Rule 169) along the kerb, whilst queuing to enter the Kiss & Go zone. Other cars, like the white one shown below, have to pull out onto the wrong side of the road to pass this car, creating a dangerous situation outside the school.
Knox Council has recently been booking cars doing just this.
In this situation you must not sit and wait to be able to enter the Kiss & Go zone, you need to move on and find an alternative location to park, or safely come back around and try again.
Of course, it is even better for your children to walk, ride, scoot or take public transport to school. If not everyday, then on at least a few days of the week. And remember, that PART WAY IS OK. Not everyone lives within walking distance of their school. However, if you parked 500m from school and walked, then congestion around schools would be reduced. The bonus is that you and your kids have done 5-10 minutes of exercise!
Double Parking – when cars pull up alongside legally parked cars and allow their kids to jump out or in the car, holding up traffic behind them and risking the safety of their children.
Parking in or across driveways – parking over or in nearby driveways not only causes disharmony between the school and the neighbours, but is illegal.
Driveways are used by pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles and must be kept clear.
Parking too close to intersections – parking too close or within an intersection makes it difficult for other vehicles to enter and exit the intersection. It also makes it difficult for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians to see oncoming vehicles, making the area UNSAFE for all users.
The minimum distance that you can park from the corner is 10m unless signed otherwise. Longer sections of No Stopping are sometimes installed at intersections to improve safety.
Parking too close to School Crossings – parking too close to school crossings makes it difficult for drivers to see the crossing supervisor and children on the crossing as well as for the crossing supervisor to judge gaps in oncoming traffic.
U-turns outside the school – whilst U-turns are not banned outside all schools, they can be a dangerous manoeuvre to perform. A vehicle performing a U-turn MUST GIVE WAY to ALL other vehicles and pedestrians. This makes U-turns in a busy school environment difficult and can take some time to perform. Unfortunately, many drivers get frustrated and pull out in front of other vehicles and do not take due care regarding pedestrians or bicycle riders.
Where possible, an alternate route should be taken to avoid U-turns. It may involve driving around the block.


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// This file has been auto-generated by code_generator_v8.py. DO NOT MODIFY!

#include "config.h"
#include "V8ReadableStream.h"

#include "bindings/core/v8/ExceptionState.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/ScriptPromise.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/ScriptState.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/ScriptValue.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8DOMConfiguration.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8ObjectConstructor.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8ReadableStreamReader.h"
#include "core/dom/ContextFeatures.h"
#include "core/dom/Document.h"
#include "platform/RuntimeEnabledFeatures.h"
#include "platform/TraceEvent.h"
#include "wtf/GetPtr.h"
#include "wtf/RefPtr.h"

namespace blink {

// Suppress warning: global constructors, because struct WrapperTypeInfo is trivial
// and does not depend on another global objects.
#if defined(COMPONENT_BUILD) && defined(WIN32) && COMPILER(CLANG)
#pragma clang diagnostic push
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wglobal-constructors"
#endif
const WrapperTypeInfo V8ReadableStream::wrapperTypeInfo = { gin::kEmbedderBlink, V8ReadableStream::domTemplate, V8ReadableStream::refObject, V8ReadableStream::derefObject, V8ReadableStream::trace, 0, 0, V8ReadableStream::preparePrototypeObject, V8ReadableStream::installConditionallyEnabledProperties, "ReadableStream", 0, WrapperTypeInfo::WrapperTypeObjectPrototype, WrapperTypeInfo::ObjectClassId, WrapperTypeInfo::NotInheritFromEventTarget, WrapperTypeInfo::Independent, WrapperTypeInfo::GarbageCollectedObject };
#if defined(COMPONENT_BUILD) && defined(WIN32) && COMPILER(CLANG)
#pragma clang diagnostic pop
#endif

// This static member must be declared by DEFINE_WRAPPERTYPEINFO in ReadableStream.h.
// For details, see the comment of DEFINE_WRAPPERTYPEINFO in
// bindings/core/v8/ScriptWrappable.h.
const WrapperTypeInfo& ReadableStream::s_wrapperTypeInfo = V8ReadableStream::wrapperTypeInfo;

namespace ReadableStreamV8Internal {

static void getReaderMethod(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo<v8::Value>& info)
{
    ExceptionState exceptionState(ExceptionState::ExecutionContext, "getReader", "ReadableStream", info.Holder(), info.GetIsolate());
    ReadableStream* impl = V8ReadableStream::toImpl(info.Holder());
    ExecutionContext* executionContext = currentExecutionContext(info.GetIsolate());
    RawPtr<ReadableStreamReader> result = impl->getReader(executionContext, exceptionState);
    if (exceptionState.hadException()) {
        exceptionState.throwIfNeeded();
        return;
    }
    v8SetReturnValue(info, result.release());
}

static void getReaderMethodCallback(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo<v8::Value>& info)
{
    TRACE_EVENT_SET_SAMPLING_STATE("blink", "DOMMethod");
    ReadableStreamV8Internal::getReaderMethod(info);
    TRACE_EVENT_SET_SAMPLING_STATE("v8", "V8Execution");
}

static void cancelMethod(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo<v8::Value>& info)
{
    ReadableStream* impl = V8ReadableStream::toImpl(info.Holder());
    ScriptValue reason;
    {
        if (UNLIKELY(info.Length() <= 0)) {
            ScriptState* scriptState = ScriptState::current(info.GetIsolate());
            ScriptPromise result = impl->cancel(scriptState);
            v8SetReturnValue(info, result.v8Value());
            return;
        }
        reason = ScriptValue(ScriptState::current(info.GetIsolate()), info[0]);
    }
    ScriptState* scriptState = ScriptState::current(info.GetIsolate());
    ScriptPromise result = impl->cancel(scriptState, reason);
    v8SetReturnValue(info, result.v8Value());
}

static void cancelMethodCallback(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo<v8::Value>& info)
{
    TRACE_EVENT_SET_SAMPLING_STATE("blink", "DOMMethod");
    ReadableStreamV8Internal::cancelMethod(info);
    TRACE_EVENT_SET_SAMPLING_STATE("v8", "V8Execution");
}

} // namespace ReadableStreamV8Internal

static const V8DOMConfiguration::MethodConfiguration V8ReadableStreamMethods[] = {
    {"getReader", ReadableStreamV8Internal::getReaderMethodCallback, 0, 0, V8DOMConfiguration::ExposedToAllScripts},
    {"cancel", ReadableStreamV8Internal::cancelMethodCallback, 0, 0, V8DOMConfiguration::ExposedToAllScripts},
};

static void installV8ReadableStreamTemplate(v8::Local<v8::FunctionTemplate> functionTemplate, v8::Isolate* isolate)
{
    functionTemplate->ReadOnlyPrototype();

    v8::Local<v8::Signature> defaultSignature;
    defaultSignature = V8DOMConfiguration::installDOMClassTemplate(isolate, functionTemplate, "ReadableStream", v8::Local<v8::FunctionTemplate>(), V8ReadableStream::internalFieldCount,
        0, 0,
        0, 0,
        V8ReadableStreamMethods, WTF_ARRAY_LENGTH(V8ReadableStreamMethods));
    v8::Local<v8::ObjectTemplate> instanceTemplate = functionTemplate->InstanceTemplate();
    ALLOW_UNUSED_LOCAL(instanceTemplate);
    v8::Local<v8::ObjectTemplate> prototypeTemplate = functionTemplate->PrototypeTemplate();
    ALLOW_UNUSED_LOCAL(prototypeTemplate);

    // Custom toString template
    functionTemplate->Set(v8AtomicString(isolate, "toString"), V8PerIsolateData::from(isolate)->toStringTemplate());
}

v8::Local<v8::FunctionTemplate> V8ReadableStream::domTemplate(v8::Isolate* isolate)
{
    return V8DOMConfiguration::domClassTemplate(isolate, const_cast<WrapperTypeInfo*>(&wrapperTypeInfo), installV8ReadableStreamTemplate);
}

bool V8ReadableStream::hasInstance(v8::Local<v8::Value> v8Value, v8::Isolate* isolate)
{
    return V8PerIsolateData::from(isolate)->hasInstance(&wrapperTypeInfo, v8Value);
}

v8::Local<v8::Object> V8ReadableStream::findInstanceInPrototypeChain(v8::Local<v8::Value> v8Value, v8::Isolate* isolate)
{
    return V8PerIsolateData::from(isolate)->findInstanceInPrototypeChain(&wrapperTypeInfo, v8Value);
}

ReadableStream* V8ReadableStream::toImplWithTypeCheck(v8::Isolate* isolate, v8::Local<v8::Value> value)
{
    return hasInstance(value, isolate) ? toImpl(v8::Local<v8::Object>::Cast(value)) : 0;
}

void V8ReadableStream::refObject(ScriptWrappable* scriptWrappable)
{
}

void V8ReadableStream::derefObject(ScriptWrappable* scriptWrappable)
{
}

} // namespace blink


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Q: Who is calling the function? In my application something strange is happening.
My controller has two functions, one to add a tab, one to remove a tab.
Here is the code:
$scope.createTab = function(){
         $scope.addTab("New Tab",50,0);
         console.log($scope.mbpTabs.length);
    }

$scope.deleteTab= function (index){
        $scope.mbpTabs.splice(index,1);
    }

I omit code for addTab, as I think it is not needed for my issue.
This is the structure of my tabs:
   <md-tabs class="stretch-height" flex md-selected="mbpSelectedIndex" md-border-bottom md-autoselect md-dynamic-height>
    <md-tab ng-repeat="tab in mbpTabs" md-on-select="onTabSelected(tab)">
        <md-menu context-menu>

{{tab.title}}

            <md-menu-content>
                <md-menu-item >
                    <md-button  ng-click="deleteTab($index)" ng-disabled="mbpTabs.lenght<=1">
                       Delete
                    </md-button>
              </md-menu-item>

            </md-menu-content>
        </md-menu>
        <md-tab-body>
                ...
        </md-tab-body>
    </md-tab>
    <md-tab md-on-select="createTab()">
            <md-tab-label>

+

            </md-tab>
 </md-tabs>

when I select delete option from the context menu, after deleting something triggers createTab function (as seen in browser debugger). How can I find out what it is? I can't find anything in the code (I tried to perform a massive research of createTab command in the whole project, but I can't figure it out).
Thanks
EDIT:
Following the suggestion below, here is the calling stack of createTab:

Seems like it is not my fault
EDIT 2:
It happens only if a new tab has been created already.
EDIT 3:
It works only under certain conditions:
1) Deleting a new tab works correctly (it doesn't create new tabs) only if tab has been selected before and it isn't selected at the moment.
2) Deleting a tab created on page loading works only if no new tabs have been created.
I still cannot explain it.

A: Here md-on-select="createTab()", upon remove old tab, this tab get selected. You can try bind this to another event.

A: I'm not sure that this is the problem because I need to check the rendered DOM, but you have unclosed tag <md-tab-label> that can cause blocks overlapping and can trigger both functions on click on deleteTab block.


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