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Group        | Version     | Kind
------------ | ---------- | -----------
Extensions | v1beta1 | ThirdPartyResource

A ThirdPartyResource is a generic representation of a resource, it is used by add-ons and plugins to add new resource types to the API.  It consists of one or more Versions of the api.

Appears In ThirdPartyResourceList

Field        | Description
------------ | -----------
description
 *string*  | Description is the description of this object.
metadata
 *[ObjectMeta](#objectmeta-v1)*  | Standard object metadata
versions
 *[APIVersion](#apiversion-v1beta1) array*  | Versions are versions for this third party object

### ThirdPartyResourceList v1beta1

Field        | Description
------------ | -----------
items
 *[ThirdPartyResource](#thirdpartyresource-v1beta1) array*  | Items is the list of ThirdPartyResources.
metadata
 *[ListMeta](#listmeta-unversioned)*  | Standard list metadata.

## Write Operations

See supported operations below...

## Create

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create a ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`POST /apis/extensions/v1beta1/thirdpartyresources`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.

### Query Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
body
 *[ThirdPartyResource](#thirdpartyresource-v1beta1)*  |

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[ThirdPartyResource](#thirdpartyresource-v1beta1)*  | OK

## Replace

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replace the specified ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`PUT /apis/extensions/v1beta1/thirdpartyresources/{name}`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
name  | name of the ThirdPartyResource
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.

### Query Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
body
 *[ThirdPartyResource](#thirdpartyresource-v1beta1)*  |

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[ThirdPartyResource](#thirdpartyresource-v1beta1)*  | OK

## Patch

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partially update the specified ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`PATCH /apis/extensions/v1beta1/thirdpartyresources/{name}`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
name  | name of the ThirdPartyResource
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.

### Query Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
body
 *[Patch](#patch-unversioned)*  |

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[ThirdPartyResource](#thirdpartyresource-v1beta1)*  | OK

## Delete

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delete a ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`DELETE /apis/extensions/v1beta1/thirdpartyresources/{name}`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
name  | name of the ThirdPartyResource
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.

### Query Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
body
 *[DeleteOptions](#deleteoptions-v1)*  |
gracePeriodSeconds  | The duration in seconds before the object should be deleted. Value must be non-negative integer. The value zero indicates delete immediately. If this value is nil, the default grace period for the specified type will be used. Defaults to a per object value if not specified. zero means delete immediately.
orphanDependents  | Should the dependent objects be orphaned. If true/false, the "orphan" finalizer will be added to/removed from the object's finalizers list.

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[Status](#status-unversioned)*  | OK

## Delete Collection

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delete collection of ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`DELETE /apis/extensions/v1beta1/thirdpartyresources`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.

### Query Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
fieldSelector  | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their fields. Defaults to everything.
labelSelector  | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their labels. Defaults to everything.
resourceVersion  | When specified with a watch call, shows changes that occur after that particular version of a resource. Defaults to changes from the beginning of history.
timeoutSeconds  | Timeout for the list/watch call.
watch  | Watch for changes to the described resources and return them as a stream of add, update, and remove notifications. Specify resourceVersion.

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[Status](#status-unversioned)*  | OK

## Read Operations

See supported operations below...

## Read

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read the specified ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`GET /apis/extensions/v1beta1/thirdpartyresources/{name}`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
name  | name of the ThirdPartyResource
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.

### Query Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
exact  | Should the export be exact.  Exact export maintains cluster-specific fields like 'Namespace'
export  | Should this value be exported.  Export strips fields that a user can not specify.

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[ThirdPartyResource](#thirdpartyresource-v1beta1)*  | OK

## List

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list or watch objects of kind ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`GET /apis/extensions/v1beta1/thirdpartyresources`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.

### Query Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
fieldSelector  | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their fields. Defaults to everything.
labelSelector  | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their labels. Defaults to everything.
resourceVersion  | When specified with a watch call, shows changes that occur after that particular version of a resource. Defaults to changes from the beginning of history.
timeoutSeconds  | Timeout for the list/watch call.
watch  | Watch for changes to the described resources and return them as a stream of add, update, and remove notifications. Specify resourceVersion.

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[ThirdPartyResourceList](#thirdpartyresourcelist-v1beta1)*  | OK

## Watch

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watch changes to an object of kind ThirdPartyResource

### HTTP Request

`GET /apis/extensions/v1beta1/watch/thirdpartyresources/{name}`

### Path Parameters

Parameter    | Description
------------ | -----------
fieldSelector  | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their fields. Defaults to everything.
labelSelector  | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their labels. Defaults to everything.
name  | name of the ThirdPartyResource
pretty  | If 'true', then the output is pretty printed.
resourceVersion  | When specified with a watch call, shows changes that occur after that particular version of a resource. Defaults to changes from the beginning of history.
timeoutSeconds  | Timeout for the list/watch call.
watch  | Watch for changes to the described resources and return them as a stream of add, update, and remove notifications. Specify resourceVersion.

### Response

Code         | Description
------------ | -----------
200
 *[Event](#event-versioned)*  | OK

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module BadBrowser
  module Generators
    class InstallGenerator < Rails::Generators::Base

      desc 'This generator adds bad_browser to the asset pipeline'

      def inject_bad_browser_js
        if File.exist?("app/assets/javascripts/application.js")
          inject_into_file "app/assets/javascripts/application.js", :after => "//= require jquery_ujs\n" do
            "//= require bad_browser\n"
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end


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Q: Making the constants of a Extension available in constant manager I have a working Extbase extension, that displays a form to the frontend, depending on what options are chosen in the backend whilst putting it on a page.
I use a Flexform for these options (mainly the form action, but also some fields).
Everything works fine, except for the constants.
Because this form template might be changed for different websites it is used on, i want to be able to change the template rootpath, so I can define custom templates.
I have a constants.txt and a setup.txt in form_plugin/Configuration/TypoScript
The constants look like this:
plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter {
    view {
        # cat=plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter/file; type=string; label=Path to template root (FE)
        templateRootPath = EXT:nl_mymail/Resources/Private/Templates/
        # cat=plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter/file; type=string; label=Path to template partials (FE)
        partialRootPath = EXT:nl_mymail/Resources/Private/Partials/
        # cat=plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter/file; type=string; label=Path to template layouts (FE)
        layoutRootPath = EXT:nl_mymail/Resources/Private/Layouts/
    }
    persistence {
        # cat=plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter//a; type=string; label=Default storage PID
        storagePid =
    }
}

My setup.txt looks like this:
plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter {
    view {
        templateRootPaths.0 = {$plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter.view.templateRootPath}
        partialRootPaths.0 = {$plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter.view.partialRootPath}
        layoutRootPaths.0 = {$plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter.view.layoutRootPath}
    }
    persistence {
        storagePid = {$plugin.tx_nlmymail_newsletter.persistence.storagePid}
    }
}

So according to this, this should be sufficient.
Maybe I'm missing a piece here.
In my ext_tables.php i use
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility::addStaticFile($_EXTKEY, 'Configuration/TypoScript', 'mail connection');

To include the Typoscript.
Do I need to make a custom category for my constants?
I compared with the bootstrap_package Plugin, but I can't seem to find the crucial difference.
If someone could point me in the right direction, maybe a part of the documentation I'm missing, I'd be very grateful.

A: Copied from the comments:
The problem was that the static template was not included in the Template.
Here is a screenshot:

Is it pissible to do so automatically?
Yes, it is but only with string based functions and not as a file.
You have to use the following commands in your ext_localconf.php:
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility::addTypoScript

or
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility::addTypoScriptConstants
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility::addTypoScriptSetup

Example from the felogin system extension:
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility::addTypoScript('TYPO3.CMS.Felogin', 'constants', '
styles.content.loginform {
    # cat=content/cLogin; type=int+; label= PID of user archive: Enter the page-uid number (PID) of the folder where you keep your fe_users that are supposed to login on this site. This setting is necessary, if login is going to work!
  pid =
    # cat=content/cLogin; type=; label= Login template: Enter the path for the HTML template to be used
  templateFile = EXT:felogin/Resources/Private/Templates/FrontendLogin.html
}
', 'defaultContentRendering');

\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility::addTypoScript('TYPO3.CMS.Felogin', 'setup', '
# Setting "felogin" plugin TypoScript
tt_content.login = COA
tt_content.login {
    10 =< lib.stdheader
    20 >
    20 =< plugin.tx_felogin_pi1
}
', 'defaultContentRendering');

Finally:
It is recommended to work with the static templates as you may have different trees and settings. Most of the TER extensions are using this approach as well.

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25 January 2014 — FAIR Blog
Glendon Scott Crawford in the Albany Times-Union
A sensational story of domestic terrorism is playing out in Albany, New York. Officials say two men–arraigned last June for terrorism charges, including conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction–planned to target Muslims with a diabolical weapon that would use high-powered X-rays to kill their victims silently and from a distance. Experts are divided on whether the device could have worked (Salon, 6/22/13; Huffington Post, 6/20/13), but officials assert that the suspects' plot was well-advanced before it came to the attention of federal authorities.
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According to the indictment, Crawford met Eric Feight, an executive at an upstate industrial electronics firm, at a synagogue in Schenectady, N.Y., and the two decided to build the radiation weapon and use it on area Muslims. The conspiracy reportedly went awry when a North Carolina Klan official, whom Crawford and Feight allegedly approached for money, cooperated with federal investigators. Crawford took an undercover federal agent on a car ride to scout a local mosque, the Albany Times Union (6/21/13) reported.
Feight, who is expected to testify against Crawford, entered a guilty plea on Wednesday; Crawford plead not guilty (TimesUnion.com, 1/22/14).
Despite its compelling–not to say bizarre–details, there's been little coverage of the story outside the Albany region. The New York Times, published 150 miles away, ran a single story (6/20/13) about the plot after the arraignments last June–on page 24.
It's hard not to be think back on previous undercovered terrorism stories and conclude that if suspects in this story were Muslims, and their alleged targets Christians or Jews, it would have dominated our media world for the past several months.
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Gotham City's most prestigious prep school is a very strange place. It's got a spooky campus, oddball teachers, and rich benefactors always dropping by...like that weirdo Bruce Wayne. But nothing is as strange as the students! Like, what's up with Olive Silverlock? Is she crazy or what? Where did she go last summer? And what's the deal with her creepy mom? And how come that freshman Maps is always following her around? And is she still going out with Kyle? P.S. Did you hear the rumor about the ghost in the North Hall?! It's all here in these tales from issues #1-6 of the new series!


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The Mathematicians By: Arthur Feldman
THE MATHEMATICIANS
BY ARTHUR FELDMAN
We gave this story to a very competent, and very pretty gal artist. We said, "Read this carefully, dream on it, and come up with an illustration." A week later, she returned with the finished drawing. "The hero," she said. We did a double take. "Hey! That's not the hero." She looked us straight in the eye. "Can you prove it?" She had us. We couldn't, and she left hurriedly to go home and cook dinner for her family. And what were they having? Frog legs what else?
They were in the garden. "Now, Zoe," said Zenia Hawkins to her nine year old daughter, "quit fluttering around, and papa will tell you a story."
Zoe settled down in the hammock. "A true story, papa?"
"It all happened exactly like I'm going to tell you," said Drake Hawkins, pinching Zoe's rosy cheek. "Now: two thousand and eleven years ago in 1985, figuring by the earthly calendar of that time, a tribe of beings from the Dog star Sirius invaded the earth."
"And what did these beings look like, father?"
"Like humans in many, many respects. They each had two arms, two legs and all the other organs that humans are endowed with."
"Wasn't there any difference at all between the Star beings and the humans, papa?"
"There was. The newcomers, each and all, had a pair of wings covered with green feathers growing from their shoulders, and long, purple tails."
"How many of these beings were there, father?"
"Exactly three million and forty one male adults and three female adults. These creatures first appeared on Earth on the island of Sardinia. In five weeks' time they were the masters of the entire globe."
"Didn't the Earth lings fight back, papa?"
"The humans warred against the invaders, using bullets, ordinary bombs, super atom bombs and gases."
[Illustration: Illustrator: A. Lake]
"What were those things like, father?"
"Oh, they've passed out of existence long ago. 'Ammunition' they were called. The humans fought each other with such things."
"And not with ideas, like we do now, father?"
"No, with guns, just like I told you. But the invaders were immune to the ammunition."
"What does 'immune' mean?"
"Proof against harm. Then the humans tried germs and bacteria against the star beings."
"What were those things?"
"Tiny, tiny bugs that the humans tried to inject into the bodies of the invaders to make them sicken and die. But the bugs had no effect at all on the star beings."
"Go on, papa. These beings over ran all Earth. Go on from there."
"You must know, these newcomers were vastly more intelligent than the Earth lings. In fact, the invaders were the greatest mathematicians in the System."
"What's the System? And what does mathematician mean?"
"The Milky Way. A mathematician is one who is good at figuring, weighing, measuring, clever with numbers."
"Then, father, the invaders killed off all the Earth lings?"
"Not all. They killed many, but many others were enslaved. Just as the humans had used horses and cattle, the newcomers so used the humans. They made workers out of some, others they slaughtered for food."
"Papa, what sort of language did these Star beings talk?"
"A very simple language, but the humans were never able to master it. So, the invaders, being so much smarter, mastered all the languages of the globe."
"What did the Earth lings call the invaders, father?"
"'An vils'. Half angels, half devils."
"Then, papa, everything was peaceful on Earth after the An vils enslaved the humans?"
"For a little while. Then, some of the most daring of the humans, led by a man named Knowall, escaped into the interior of Greenland. This Knowall was a psychiatrist, the foremost on Earth."
"What's a psychiatrist?"
"A dealer in ideas."
"Then, he was very rich?"
"He'd been the richest human on Earth. After some profound thought, Knowall figured a way to rid the earth of the An vils."
"How, papa?"
"He perfected a method, called the Knowall Hughes, Ilinski technique, of imbuing these An vils with human emotions... Continue reading book >>
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Wikipedia – The Mathematicians


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Costa Rica School of Massage Offers New Orthopedic Massage Continuing Education Course
The Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy is announcing a new continuing education class for massage therapists available at their facility. This class is called Essentials of Orthopedic Massage, and is taught by world renowned massage therapy educator Whitney Lowe, who is regarded as a leading expert on orthopedic massage. Lowe has worked in massage therapy for over 30 years, eventually becoming an educator and writing a number of texts and articles about the practice of massage.
Whitney Lowe is known in the massage therapy world as a kind, patient, and accessible educator, and he has won a number of awards for his work as a massage therapist and educator, including the Massage Therapy Foundation Humanitarian Award in 2015 and One Concept Group's National Educator of the Year award in 2013. The Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy is very excited to have Whitney Lowe teaching the Essentials of Orthopedic Massage course with them. Their Academic Director, Jan Frus, says, "Whitney Lowe is a legend in the massage therapy industry, and we are so grateful to be hosting him and Essentials of Orthopedic Massage at The Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy." More information about Whitney Lowe and his Academy of Clinical Massage can be found at https://www.academyofclinicalmassage.com/
The Essentials of Orthopedic Massage continuing education course with Whitney Lowe is a comprehensive training program that will teach massage therapists rehabilitation science, and give them the skills they need for massage therapy in cases of musculoskeletal pain, injuries, or movement limitations. This continuing education course will help massage practitioners learn how to assess soft tissue and provide them with techniques for making therapeutic decisions based on their assessment of the client's situation and their clinical reasoning, instead of simply using a standardized set of practices for all clients. Different bodies, and injury situations, can be very different, and being able to assess a client and make suitable therapeutic decisions can greatly increase the success a massage therapist has with their clients, especially those suffering from pain or injury conditions. Not only does this course promise to improve students skills in these areas, certified massage therapists can use the course for 32 hours of continuing education credits with the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork - the NCBTMB, at https://www.ncbtmb.org/ - the main organization in the United States for responsible for certifying continuing education for massage therapists.
Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy is located in Playa Samara, Costa Rica, a coastal town nestled in the rolling green hills of the Nicoya Blue Zone of Costa Rica. The Blue Zones are places designated by author Dan Buettner as the places in the world where people are healthiest and live the longest. Researchers study these areas to learn what can help people around the world live longer, healthier lives, but massage therapists can experience the place for themselves when taking classes at the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy. When not in class, students can explore downtown Samara, and its restaurants, bars, discos and gift shops. The tranquil bay is surrounded by white sand beaches and palm trees, making it an ideal location for fun water activities like kayaking, snorkeling, stand up paddleboarding, and even swimming. Students stay in Costa Rican style bungalows in the heart of Playa Samara, giving them easy access to the beach, as well as use of fully equipped kitchens, a swimming pool, gardens, WiFi, and hot water showers. Students can stay in shared accomodations or upgrade to have their own space, and air conditioning is also available for an extra fee.
The Essentials of Orthopedic Massage course will cost $1,120 USD for tuition and shared lodging, or $1,320 for tuition and a single room. The course will run from May 15th to May 21st, 2022, and the cost includes the 32 continuing education credits, as well as airport pickup and dropoff, six nights of lodging in the fully appointed bungalows, and a course manual and use of classroom facilities. Students will need to pay separately for airfare and their meals while in Costa Rica. Massage therapists who are interested in this course are encouraged to act fast, because, as the school's Director of Operations, Tess McGrath, says, "We expect this class to sell-out quickly as orthopedic massage has been one of the most highly requested continuing education courses we've ever offered at the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy." Interested students can learn more about and express their interest in the course at the school's website, https://crsmt.com/essentials-of-orthopedic-massage-in-costa-rica/.
About Costa Rica School Of Massage Therapy:
The Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy is the premier study abroad program in the world for Massage Therapy Certification, Yoga Training and Continuing Education!
Contact Costa Rica School Of Massage Therapy:
Tammy McGee
Costado norte de la plaza de deportes
Samara, Nicoya 50205, GTE
1-800-770-9893 ext 1
info@crsmt.com
http://www.crsmt.com
Additional News Releases From Costa Rica School Of Massage Therapy:
January 12, 2022 – Costa Rica School of Massage Offers New Orthopedic Massage Continuing Education Course
June 22, 2020 – Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy Introduces Their Free Online Wellness Courses Portal
May 05, 2020 – CRSMT Elated to Earn Prestigious Accreditation
February 18, 2020 – Massage School Announces the Scheduling of Unique Zero Balancing Continuing Education In Costa Rica
November 01, 2019 – CRSMT Launches New Course For Students Continuing Their Education In Advanced Orthopedic Massage
April 29, 2019 – CRSMT Director Of Education Shares Thoughts On Cortiva Institute Closures
March 25, 2019 – Costa Rica School Of Massage Therapy Offers Massage Ceu Course
August 20, 2018 – Bodywork Autonomics Continuing Education Retreat Launched By Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy
June 28, 2018 – Costa Rica School Of Massage Therapy Offers New Cupping Therapy Workshop
May 17, 2018 – Costa Rica School Of Massage Therapy Launches Deep Massage, The David Lauterstein Method Course


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I was looking on the bookshelves for a book that wasn't there. I searched high and low only to find it had disappeared, but as I searched I was distracted by an old favourite. I took A River Sutra from the shelf and briefly considered immersing myself in its healing waters, but I went on looking. Next I saw Minnow On The Say and then it just happened, wherever I looked there were more tributaries, and so I stitched together a river of waterborne books.
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I've solved the mystery of the missing book! Great writing, can we do a swap for 'Waterlog'?
I was looking for But Beautiful by Geoff Dyer. Did you take it with you?
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#include "tensorflow/lite/tools/optimize/sparsity/format_converter.h"

#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdint>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

#include "tensorflow/lite/c/common.h"

namespace tflite {
namespace optimize {
namespace sparsity {

namespace {
uint64_t GetFlattenedIndex(const std::vector<int>& indices,
                           const std::vector<int>& shape) {
  uint64_t index = 0;
  int sub_elements = 1;
  for (int i = shape.size() - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
    index += indices[i] * sub_elements;
    sub_elements *= shape[i];
  }
  return index;
}

std::vector<int> TfLiteIntArrayToVector(const TfLiteIntArray* int_array) {
  std::vector<int> values;
  if (!int_array) {
    return values;
  }

  values.resize(int_array->size);
  for (size_t i = 0; i < int_array->size; i++) {
    values[i] = int_array->data[i];
  }

  return values;
}

}  // namespace

template <typename T>
FormatConverter<T>::FormatConverter(
    const std::vector<int>& shape, const std::vector<int>& traversal_order,
    const std::vector<TfLiteDimensionType>& format,
    const std::vector<int>& block_size, const std::vector<int>& block_map)
    : dense_shape_(shape),
      traversal_order_(traversal_order),
      block_size_(block_size),
      block_map_(block_map) {
  dense_size_ = 1;
  int block_dim = 0;
  blocked_shape_.resize(shape.size());
  format_.resize(shape.size() + block_map.size());
  for (int i = 0; i < shape.size(); i++) {
    format_[i] = format[traversal_order[i]];
    dense_size_ *= shape[i];
    if (block_dim < block_map.size() && block_map[block_dim] == i) {
      blocked_shape_[i] = shape[i] / block_size[block_dim];
      block_dim++;
    } else {
      blocked_shape_[i] = shape[i];
    }
  }

  // Only dense blocks are supported.
  for (int i = 0; i < block_map.size(); i++) {
    format_[i + shape.size()] = kTfLiteDimDense;
  }
}

template <typename T>
TfLiteStatus FormatConverter<T>::DenseToSparse(const T* src_data) {
  int num_original_dims = dense_shape_.size();
  int num_block_dims = block_map_.size();
  int num_expanded_dims = num_original_dims + num_block_dims;
  std::vector<int> expanded_shape(num_expanded_dims);
  for (int i = 0; i < num_expanded_dims; i++) {
    if (i < num_original_dims) {
      expanded_shape[i] = blocked_shape_[i];
    } else {
      expanded_shape[i] = block_size_[i - num_original_dims];
    }
  }

  std::vector<int> shape_offset(num_original_dims);
  shape_offset[shape_offset.size() - 1] = 1;
  for (int i = num_original_dims - 1; i > 0; --i) {
    shape_offset[i - 1] = shape_offset[i] * dense_shape_[i];
  }

  std::vector<int> expanded_shape_offset(num_expanded_dims);
  for (int i = 0; i < num_original_dims; ++i) {
    expanded_shape_offset[i] = shape_offset[i];
  }
  for (int i = 0; i < num_block_dims; ++i) {
    int mapped_dim = block_map_[i];
    expanded_shape_offset[num_original_dims + i] = shape_offset[mapped_dim];
    expanded_shape_offset[mapped_dim] *= block_size_[i];
  }

  std::vector<int> dst_ordered_offset(num_expanded_dims);
  for (int i = 0; i < num_expanded_dims; ++i) {
    dst_ordered_offset[i] = expanded_shape_offset[traversal_order_[i]];
  }

  std::vector<bool> dst_dim_has_nonzeroes(num_expanded_dims);
  std::fill(dst_dim_has_nonzeroes.begin(), dst_dim_has_nonzeroes.end(), false);
  std::vector<int> inner_compressed_dim(num_expanded_dims);
  int most_recent_compressed_dim = -1;
  std::vector<int> num_segments_of_next_compressed_dim(num_expanded_dims);
  int segment_count = 1;
  for (int i = num_expanded_dims - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
    inner_compressed_dim[i] = most_recent_compressed_dim;
    if (format_[i] == kTfLiteDimSparseCSR) {
      most_recent_compressed_dim = i;
      num_segments_of_next_compressed_dim[i] = segment_count;
      segment_count = 1;
    } else {
      num_segments_of_next_compressed_dim[i] = -1;
      segment_count *= expanded_shape[traversal_order_[i]];
    }
  }

  dim_metadata_.resize(num_expanded_dims * 2);
  std::vector<int> dst_sparse_dims;
  dst_sparse_dims.reserve(num_expanded_dims);
  for (int i = 0; i < num_expanded_dims; ++i) {
    dim_metadata_[i * 2].clear();
    dim_metadata_[i * 2 + 1].clear();
    if (format_[i] == kTfLiteDimDense) {
      // If dimension is dense, just store the shape.
      dim_metadata_[i * 2].push_back(expanded_shape[traversal_order_[i]]);
    } else {
      dim_metadata_[i * 2].push_back(0);  // Segment array always begins with 0.
      dst_sparse_dims.push_back(i);       // Add dimension to the sparse list.
    }
  }

  // This algorithm assumes that the block size is small enough for all the
  // elements to fit in cache, so the strided accesses from different traversal
  // order and the write-first-erase-later strategy shouldn't be too slow
  int dst_dim_idx = num_expanded_dims;
  std::vector<int> coordinate(num_expanded_dims, 0);
  int dense_tensor_idx = 0;
  while (dst_dim_idx >= 0) {
    if (dst_dim_idx == num_expanded_dims) {
      // We have a complete coordinate. Add the element to the value array if it
      // is not zero, or if the last dimension is dense.
      if (src_data[dense_tensor_idx] != 0) {
        data_.push_back(src_data[dense_tensor_idx]);
        // Mark all sparse dimensions that their current indices have nonzeroes.
        for (auto dst_dim : dst_sparse_dims) {
          if (!dst_dim_has_nonzeroes[dst_dim]) {
            // Only add the index to the indices array if the current nonzero
            // is the first nonzero of the block.
            dim_metadata_[2 * dst_dim + 1].push_back(coordinate[dst_dim]);
            dst_dim_has_nonzeroes[dst_dim] = true;
          }
        }
      } else if (format_[num_expanded_dims - 1] == kTfLiteDimDense) {
        data_.push_back(src_data[dense_tensor_idx]);
      }
      --dst_dim_idx;
    } else {
      int original_dim_idx = traversal_order_[dst_dim_idx];
      int dim_size = expanded_shape[original_dim_idx];
      if (dst_dim_has_nonzeroes[dst_dim_idx]) {
        // If the previous block has nonzeroes, reset the flag to false since
        // we have just moved to a new block.
        dst_dim_has_nonzeroes[dst_dim_idx] = false;
      } else if (format_[dst_dim_idx] == kTfLiteDimSparseCSR) {
        // This block is empty. Delete unnecessary values if compressed.
        int next_compressed_dim = inner_compressed_dim[dst_dim_idx];
        int erase_offset = dim_metadata_[2 * dst_dim_idx + 1].size() *
                           num_segments_of_next_compressed_dim[dst_dim_idx];
        if (next_compressed_dim >= 0) {
          auto& segments = dim_metadata_[2 * inner_compressed_dim[dst_dim_idx]];
          segments.erase(segments.begin() + 1 + erase_offset, segments.end());
        } else {
          data_.erase(data_.begin() + erase_offset, data_.end());
        }
      }
      if (++coordinate[dst_dim_idx] < dim_size) {
        // The current dst_dim_idx is valid (not out of bound).
        dense_tensor_idx += dst_ordered_offset[dst_dim_idx];
        ++dst_dim_idx;
      } else {
        // dst_dim_idx has reached its dim size. Update segment array and go
        // back to incrementing the previous dimension (dst_dim_idx - 1).
        if (format_[dst_dim_idx] == kTfLiteDimSparseCSR) {
          dim_metadata_[2 * dst_dim_idx].push_back(
              dim_metadata_[2 * dst_dim_idx + 1].size());
        }
        coordinate[dst_dim_idx] = -1;
        dense_tensor_idx -= dst_ordered_offset[dst_dim_idx] * dim_size;
        --dst_dim_idx;
      }
    }
  }

  return kTfLiteOk;
}

template <typename T>
FormatConverter<T>::FormatConverter(const std::vector<int>& shape,
                                    const TfLiteSparsity& sparsity)
    : dense_shape_(shape) {
  dense_size_ = 1;
  for (int i = 0; i < shape.size(); i++) {
    dense_size_ *= shape[i];
  }

  traversal_order_ = TfLiteIntArrayToVector(sparsity.traversal_order);
  block_map_ = TfLiteIntArrayToVector(sparsity.block_map);

  format_.resize(sparsity.dim_metadata_size);
  dim_metadata_.resize(2 * sparsity.dim_metadata_size);
  for (int i = 0; i < sparsity.dim_metadata_size; i++) {
    format_[i] = sparsity.dim_metadata[i].format;
    if (format_[i] == kTfLiteDimDense) {
      dim_metadata_[2 * i] = {sparsity.dim_metadata[i].dense_size};
    } else {
      dim_metadata_[2 * i] =
          TfLiteIntArrayToVector(sparsity.dim_metadata[i].array_segments);
      dim_metadata_[2 * i + 1] =
          TfLiteIntArrayToVector(sparsity.dim_metadata[i].array_indices);
    }
  }

  int original_rank = shape.size();
  int block_dim = 0;

  blocked_shape_.resize(original_rank);
  for (int i = 0; i < original_rank; i++) {
    if (block_dim < block_map_.size() && block_map_[block_dim] == i) {
      int orig_dim = traversal_order_[original_rank + block_dim];
      block_size_[i] = sparsity.dim_metadata[orig_dim].dense_size;
      blocked_shape_[i] = shape[i] / sparsity.dim_metadata[orig_dim].dense_size;
      block_dim++;
    } else {
      blocked_shape_[i] = shape[i];
    }
  }
}

template <typename T>
void FormatConverter<T>::Populate(const T* src_data, std::vector<int> indices,
                                  int level, int prev_idx, int* src_data_ptr) {
  if (level == indices.size()) {
    int orig_rank = dense_shape_.size();
    std::vector<int> orig_idx;
    orig_idx.resize(orig_rank);
    int i = 0;
    for (; i < orig_idx.size(); i++) {
      int orig_dim = traversal_order_[i];
      orig_idx[orig_dim] = indices[i];
    }

    for (; i < indices.size(); i++) {
      int orig_dim = block_map_[traversal_order_[i] - orig_rank];
      orig_idx[orig_dim] =
          orig_idx[orig_dim] * blocked_shape_[orig_dim] + indices[i];
    }

    data_[GetFlattenedIndex(orig_idx, dense_shape_)] = src_data[*src_data_ptr];

    *src_data_ptr = *src_data_ptr + 1;
    return;
  }

  const int metadata_idx = 2 * level;
  if (format_[level] == kTfLiteDimDense) {
    for (int i = 0; i < dim_metadata_[metadata_idx][0]; i++) {
      indices[level] = i;
      Populate(src_data, indices, level + 1, i, src_data_ptr);
    }
  } else {
    const auto& array_segments = dim_metadata_[metadata_idx];
    const auto& array_indices = dim_metadata_[metadata_idx + 1];
    for (int i = array_segments[prev_idx]; i < array_segments[prev_idx + 1];
         i++) {
      indices[level] = array_indices[i];
      Populate(src_data, indices, level + 1, i, src_data_ptr);
    }
  }
}

template <typename T>
TfLiteStatus FormatConverter<T>::SparseToDense(const T* src_data) {
  data_.resize(dense_size_);
  std::fill(data_.begin(), data_.end(), 0);

  int total_rank = traversal_order_.size();
  int src_data_ptr = 0;
  std::vector<int> indices(total_rank);
  Populate(src_data, indices, 0, 0, &src_data_ptr);

  return kTfLiteOk;
}

template class FormatConverter<int32_t>;
template class FormatConverter<int8_t>;
template class FormatConverter<float>;

}  // namespace sparsity
}  // namespace optimize
}  // namespace tflite


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Car goes up in flames on Columbia Rd and Louisville Rd
By Laura Pugliese
COLUMBIA COUNTY, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) -- All lanes are back open at Columbia Rd and Louisville Rd. after an accident with injuries.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) -- The Columbia County Sheriff's Office says all lanes of Columbia Rd at Louisville Rd are blocked due to an accident.
Columbia County dispatch says the call came in at 8:10 p.m. They say there are two cars involved.
Deputies say one vehicle overturned off of the roadway and was on fire when deputies arrived. The driver of the vehicle was still inside. The fire was quickly extinguished and the driver was removed from the vehicle with only minor injuries.
According to deputies, everyone involved appears to only have minor injuries.
Due to the fire, Columbia Rd. is currently shut down at Louisville Rd., but will be opened back up to one lane in a few minutes.
Officials are working to identify all people involved in the accident.
This is the same road that county officials have said they are working to bring safety measures after several
accidents and fatalities.
We last reported on an accident that
in May
where a driver ran a stop sign at the intersection, crashing straight into another car, sending it flipping.
'Unity to all people': CSRA celebrates the legacy of MLK
SC Hospital Association expresses concerns over COVID vaccine supply
Fairfax officer booked into Allendale County jail over stolen pistol
Continuing Dr. King's legacy in the CSRA


Thiruvathirakali or Kaikottikaliis a unique dance performed in Kerala on the auspicious day of Thiruvathira, the birthday of Lord Shiva. It is performed by women who seek blessings for eternal marital bliss. It falls in the Malayalam month of Dhanu (December-January). As per Hindu mythology, this dance is what brought Kamadeva (God of Love) back to life when he had been burnt to ashes by Lord Shiva's fury.
Groups of up to eight or ten women are seen dressed in traditional Kerala attire, dancing in a circle. The graceful movements of the dance are both enchanting and elegant. The white saris with colourful borders along with fresh jasmines adorning their hair make for a wonderful sight. Fidelity and the power of female energy are the crux of this ancient practice.


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Local author, recruiter talks about his latest book, local economic trends
Cities Community Region San Marcos
by Steve Puterski July 16, 2018 0166
REGION — The economy is raging and with it, so is the need for a talented workforce.
Author and executive recruiter Mark James, 63, of San Marcos said the San Diego area is in the midst of one of its best economic times ever.
Unemployment is less than 3 percent and in some industries it is less than 2 percent.
"I would tell you it's the best of times … probably in 45 to 50 years," James said. "As far as unemployment, it's the lowest probably in our generation. 2009 was the worst year ever. We had double-digit employment … 14 to 15 percent and now it's less than 3 percent."
As of June, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, the unemployment rate is 4 percent. Anything less than 5 percent, James said, is considered full employment.
He said cyber security and data analytics are two of the most sought-after careers in San Diego. Demand for talent in cyber security is at -2 percent, which he said means for every one job, two people are needed to fill it.
Cyber security is especially critical, James said, because of the abundance of hackers and cyber warfare between governments to protect infrastructure and other sensitive materials.
One issue in defending against hackers is ransomware, which holds a computer or server hostage until the company pays the demanded amount.
"Cyber security is on fire," James said. "Universities have already jumped on board with curriculum. Cyber security is a big problem. It's negative unemployment, which means they can't find people fast enough."
Other areas of increasing growth, he said, include extreme/active sports and subsections of the industry such as apparel and food. Biotech, health care and nanotechnology, he said, will always be strong.
One technology, James explained, is Smart Dust, which consists of miniature drones the size of the tip of a pin measuring air temperature, barometric pressure, pollution and possibly radiation. The data is transmitted back to a server and analyzed.
"Smart Dust is way down on the bottom trough of the bell curve on the emerging trend side," James said. "So in 10 years, Smart Dust is going to be a common name. It's an area that is exploding as well."
Additionally, the workforce is becoming smaller with the retirement of the Baby Boomer generation, leaving companies voids with entry-, mid- and executive-level talent until the younger generations mature.
"It will be very demanding to find leadership," James added.
He also recently released his book, "Keys to the C Suite: Unlock the Doors to Executive Career Path Success." The book includes his advice, along with surveys and worksheets to help determine competencies, strengths and skills.
James said he spends 85 percent of his time coaching executives in career transition and those looking for advancement or for more satisfaction. His coaching centers on collaboration between clients, getting them together to generate ideas, tips and referrals to expand their contacts and make introductions.
"Your network is you net worth," James said. "That's how your career starts to work for you. When the phone doesn't ring, then what do you do? I'm a missionary and converting a lot of people on how to conduct a job search campaign."
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Kartell delivers an emotional, yet wonderfully chill piece titled "Leste", released via Roche Musique's second Wave compilation album, featuring other great artists such as FKJ, Wantigga, Crayon, and many others.
For those fans in Asia, some of the Roche team (including Kartell and Darius) will be visiting a city near you! Check out their Facebook page for more details. Waiting on the edge of my seat for this event!
Check out this extremely mellow and relaxing mix by UK duo, TYDE.


52 year old Andre Ndekezi carries on cheese production legacy in a bathtub .The Democratic of Congo seems an unlikely place for this diary venture.
It is here that in a hillside village, Started by Belgian Priests in the small hillside village of Masisi in 1975, cheese is made with Ndekezi's bare hands.
The workshop is a small, wooden cabin, where curd spends a month on a shelf in a dark room, eventually becoming a refined cheese known to locals as 'Goma cheese'. Named after the largest town in the area, it has a mild taste and can be compared to French gruyere.
With 30 years in the trade, Ndekezi was taught to make cheese by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in Masisi. Although conditions are basic, there are hundreds of small dairy farms lined up on the hills of Masisi, where the cool climate and abundant cattle offer ideal conditions for dairy production.
At the time he was training, all sorts of cheeses were produced in eastern Congo. "I know how to make camembert and mozzarella, but we no longer have the necessary equipment or products to make those cheeses. During the war, everything was looted or destroyed."
Today, cheese from Masisi is the only local dairy product to be sold across the Democratic Republic. Perhaps with devoted workers like Ndekezi, the cheese economy will grow. Cheese is not usually a part of traditional food in Africa, as much of the cheese on the continent is imported from Europe.


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For many years now, accidental death by drowning has been the biggest killer of Australians under the age of five years. Males are by far over-represented in the drowning statistics (refer to figure 1 & 2).
Some recent trends that have resulted in drowning tragedies at public swimming pools have included breath holding for extended periods, and drownings involving overseas visitors. Although many programs by a number of water safety agencies continually roll out year on year, the drowning toll has seen no reduction at all.
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Do note: The Queensland Government "Safety in Recreational Water Activities Act 2011" states in section 25C Industrial manslaughter—person conducting business or undertaking
(1) A person conducting a business or undertaking that provides recreational water activities commits an offence if—
(a) a worker—
(i) dies in the course of carrying out work for the business or undertaking; or
(ii) is injured in the course of carrying out work for the business or undertaking and later dies; and
(b) the person's conduct causes the death of the worker; and
(c) the person is negligent about causing the death of the worker by the conduct.
(a) for an individual—20 years imprisonment; or
(b) for a body corporate—100,000 penalty units.
See the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, section 244 or 251, as applied by section 36 of this Act, in relation to the imputation to a body corporate or public authority of conduct of an employee, agent or officer of the body corporate or public authority.
(2) An offence against subsection (1) is a crime.
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Elliot Hospital, a leader in healthcare, is dedicated to providing its community with excellent services offered with dignity, caring, and respect.
Elliot Health System Human Resources is a service oriented department which supports all areas of the health system. Our services include Human Resources policies, benefits, compensation, HRIS, recruitment, employee development and talent management.
The philosophy of Human Resources is to continually strive towards excellence. We are committed to making service excellence a priority and promoting a healthy work environment for all employees along with a continued competitive salary and benefits program. The Human Resources Department is committed to all employees to ensure fair and equal employment within Elliot Health System.
Each department is assigned a HR team which includes a Business Partner, a Benefits Administrator, and a Recruiter who works with staff on employee relations, general questions, grievances, benefits, and more.
The Human Resources Department is located on the third floor of the Medical Office Building (MOB) in Suite 302. We are open weekdays from 7:00 AM until 4:30 PM.
Human Resources is dedicated to strategically partnering with EHS's business and clinical units to maximize the potential of our greatest asset-our employees.
We embrace change and the opportunity it brings.
We are focused on delivering excellence in customer service.
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We embody EHS's core values and serve as a model to all others in our health system.


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AMC is pulling Chris Hardwick's talk show after abuse allegations
He also won't moderate panels at San Diego Comic-Con
By Andrew Liptak / @AndrewLiptak
Jun 16, 2018, 8:08 PM UTC |
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On Thursday, actress Chloe Dykstra published a post on Medium detailing abuse allegations about an ex-boyfriend, which many have speculated was about Nerdist founder and TV and podcast host Chris Hardwick. AMC, which was set to broadcast Talking with Chris Hardwick this weekend, announced that it won't air the series "while we assess the situation."
Hardwick has hosted a number of programs for AMC, such as after shows Talking Bad (for Breaking Bad), Talking Saul (for Better Call Saul), Talking Preacher (for Preacher) and The Talking Dead (for The Walking Dead). Last year, he debuted Talking with Chris Hardwick, a talk show that featured interviews with Michelle Monaghan, James Corden, Charlie Hunnam, Jordan Peele, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and others.
The show's second season was set to debut on Sunday with Donald Glover, and Deadline reports that many of the show's scheduled guests wanted to distance themselves from the performer. AMC says that while it has "had a positive working relationship with Chris Hardwick for many years, we take the troubling allegations that surfaced yesterday very seriously," and is pulling the show accordingly.
Additionally, AMC says that he will no longer moderate panels for AMC and BBC America at San Diego Comic-Con. Hardwick has also seen other planned appearances canceled in light of the allegations: California's Kaaboo Festival announced that he will no longer perform at the festival in September. NBC says that it will "assess" the situation in relation to his game show on the network, The Wall, and noted that production will begin on its third season in September.
Dykstra alleges that Hardwick was abusive toward her during their three-year relationship, and that when they broke up, he blacklisted her from work. Hardwick responded late in the day yesterday to deny Dykstra's allegations. Since the allegations surfaced yesterday, Nerdist responded by scrubbing Hardwick's name and posts from the site, while multiple writers for the site denounced his alleged actions.
Update, June 17th, 2018, 9:08AM ET: Updated to include statement from NBC.
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Forced Travelers: Drought and floods force hard choices for millions in Africa's Nile basin region
Several farmers in Nile basin are now embrace irrigation other than waiting for rain. Photo by Water Journalists Africa Network
Fredrick Mugira, August 17 2020
Ruhangariyo Obedi had planted beans in his garden the size of a football pitch in Nyamuyanja, Isingiro district, one of the areas in Uganda prone to water shortage, when the 2018 mid-year drought struck.
That year, just like a year before, rains failed. His plans of harvesting five bags of 60 kg capacity each did not materialize. He harvested just half a bag. Now he no longer lives in this village, a place where he was born 27 years ago.
"I had no option. I had to migrate to Mbarara town to find what to do to support my mother," says Obedi, also known as Kachina.
He now washes vehicles in Mbarara town to earn a living. Obedi sends part of the funds he generates from washing vehicles to his mother, a widow to support her.
In his village alone, Obed estimates 20 people, most of them, "in working age," migrated from his village to Mbarara and Uganda's capital city in 2018 after rains failed.
Just like Obed, millions of people in the Nile Basin countries, a region of 487.3 million people, are facing similarly hard choices as occurrence of droughts and floods in their area hikes.
Jeconious Musingwire, an environmental scientist and manager for the national environmental watchdog NEMA in southwestern Uganda narrates that during 2018 dry spell, "the situation in most parts of Isingiro district became rough for human survival."
"We got a dry spell in mid-May which extended up to September," narrates Jeconious.
More than 60% of Africans are estimated to earn their living from agriculture. These farmers depend on traditional cycles of rainy seasons and dry seasons to grow and harvest their crops.
In the Nile River basin, small declines in rainfall also greatly decrease the flow of rivers that sustain irrigation and agriculture. Unable to make a living from their traditional means, affected people often have no choice but to leave their homelands.
In almost all countries in the Nile basin, rainfall patterns have been changing without warning, making farmers fail to adequately plan for harvests and thus fail to provide food for their families.
That is what Obed and his villagemates did in 2018. They are part of the 1.8 million people in Africa displaced internally by drought between 2009 to 2018. This is according to the 2019 Africa Report on Internal Displacement. During the same period, 18.1 million people were displaced by floods and 1.3 million other by storm.
And the worst affected countries were in the Nile basin. For countries, such as, "Somalia and Ethiopia, where more data is available, we estimate that drought has triggered 1.1 million and 500,000 new displacements respectively since 2017," notes the report.
Likewise, in Sudan, another Nile basin country, "floods displace thousands of people every year in the Jebel Marra area of Darfur, where ongoing clashes worsen their plight and make access extremely difficult," notes the report further indicating that even in other Nile basin countries such as "Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia, sudden-onset hazards often strike areas already affected by drought."
The edging of the Earth's temperature towards an increase of 1.5 degrees Celsius is spurring widespread alarm over the potential for climate-driven devastation, including the loss of coastal land and life-sustaining habitats, destructive storms, and higher incidence of diseases.
The effects are expected to hit hardest in Africa, a continent already struggling with widespread poverty and conflict, where most nations lack the political and economic structures to adequately withstand the rising threats.
Worldwide, there could be between 25 million to one billion environmental migrants by 2050, according to the UN International Organization for Migration.
Specifically, the World Bank in its 2018 report titled Groundswell: Preparing for Internal Climate Migration predicted that "by 2050, without concrete climate and development action, just over 143 million people… could be forced to move within their own countries to escape the slow-onset impacts of climate change."
Again most of these migrants will be in sub-Saharan Africa according to this same report which indicates that, in this region, "Internal climate migrants could number over 85 million, representing up to four percent of the region's total population."
Protestors at the UN's COP24 summit in Katowice, Poland. Photo by Fredrick Mugira
In most of the arid and semi-arid parts of the Nile basin, Climate-impacted water stresses such as haphazard rainfall patterns, droughts and floods are forcing millions to migrate from their homes for survival, either within their own countries or across borders.
In Uganda for example, landslides in the districts of Bududa, Mbale, Manafwa, Sironko, Bulambuli, Kapchorwa, Bukwo and Kween have over the years rendered up to 12,500 households refugees. In a 10-year resettlement plan, these homesteads will be resettled in Kiryandongo district, hundreds of miles away from their mother districts, according to the Mary Okurut Karooro, Uganda's Minister for General Duties in the Office of the Prime Minister.
Termed 'climate refugees,' these groups of mostly poor farmers often flee without any promise of rights or protections in their new homes.
Unlike conflict and violence, a harsh and unpredictable climate is yet to be legally established as an official factor guaranteeing refugee status yet it displaces more people than the former.
For example in 2018, "of the new 28 million internally displaced people in 148 countries, 61 per cent were due to disasters. In comparison, 39 per cent were displaced due to conflict and violence," according to the CSE and Down To Earth's State of India's Environment 2020 report.
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Tension over shared water resources is already high in the transboundary Nile River basin; now, unpredictable water flows caused by climate change are exacerbating existing conflicts and fueling new ones.
Such conflicts as a result of water scarcity, only add to the rising tide of climate migrants.
And this is not about to end. Water researchers: Ethan D. Coffel a Neukom Institute Postdoctoral Fellow, Dartmouth College and Justin S. Mankin, assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Dartmouth College have predicted in their study titled On foes and flows: Water conflict and cooperation in the Nile River Basin in times of climate change that by 2040, "in a year with average temperatures and rain – the number of people facing water scarcity (in the Nile basin) could reach 35% (about 80 million people)".
Unfortunately, climate refugees add to the politically driven movements, with increasing numbers of migrants competing for limited land, food and water resources and overwhelming receiving countries and providers of humanitarian aid.
The East Africa sub region Africa already hosts millions of refugees, most fleeing political conflict.
"By the end of 2018, the region hosted 5.15 million refugees mainly from South Sudan (2.28 million), the DRC (619,500), Somalia (553,800), and Burundi (402,300)," according to the UNHCR 2020 global resettlement needs report. In just a few years, this region, especially Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, and Sudan, has become the new home for hundreds of thousands of these refugees, fleeing ethnic violence and insecurity in their countries.
As Sunita Narain, the Director General of the India based Centre for Science and Environment puts it, "it is clear that we need strategies to build local economies so that people do not have to leave," further stressing that "we must not build a divisive agenda on migration. There will be no end once we start to count the outsider."
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Marcy Whitebook will give a talk titled "The State of the Early Childhood Educator Workforce: Misaligned Expectations, Earnings and policies" as part of the Policy Research Seminar series.
Marcy Whitebook understands the relationship between appropriate preparation, support, and compensation for early educators and the quality of services for young children having begun her professional life as an infant and toddler and preschool teacher. Early in her career, Marcy and a handful of other teachers set out to improve early care and education services by securing rights, raises, and respect for the early childhood workforce. Prior to her current work as the founding director of the Center for the Study of Child Care Employment at the University of California, Berkeley, Marcy founded the Washington-based Center for the Child Care Workforce (CCW), an organization she began in 1977 as the Child Care Employee Project. She earned a master's degree in Early Childhood Education from UC Berkeley and a Ph.D. in Developmental Studies from the UCLA Graduate School of Education.


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El Septimo Launches First Cigar Lounges in Portugal & France
Published: Friday, 12 July 2019 10:12
Zaya S. Younan, Chairman & CEO of Younan Company and Younan Collection, addressed the growing interest in experiential luxury by travelers worldwide. "We work hard to create an exceptional environment that is second-to-none. Our research has shown that guests desire an immersive experience when they visit our hotels. It begins with the ideal location, exquisitely designed interiors, gourmet dining experiences, and grand cellars housing over 100,000 of the world's rarest wines. We are introducing El Septimo Cigar Lounges as a further expression of the luxury lifestyle. Unlike traditional cigar retail outlets and lounges, we provide a unique and exclusive experience, as each memberof our staff is trained to provide 5-star luxury service for every guest."
The lounges are the first of its kind, being the only locations in the world to offer all 38 blends of El Septimo Cigars. With 38 cigar varieties from which to choose, El Septimo provides anassortment for premium cigar lovers, both men and women, ranging in aroma, strength, gauge, flavor, and combustion. Guests will be able to purchase a variety of El Septimo's premium cigar accessories by the end of 2019, which will be exclusively sold at El Septimo Lounges. The lounges are open to both guests and the public, while offering exclusive monthly and annual memberships.
Not only has El Septimo reinvented how a premium cigar should be made, but it has redesigned smoking one to be an exclusive, all-encompassing, luxurious experience. At Malibu Foz, guests have the option to smoke an El Septimo Cigar while lounging in private cabanas poolside or in the resort's cinema theater, both where cuisine from the world-renowned Mensa Italian Restaurant and a full array of top shelf liquor and wine can be enjoyed. Inside the cozy and lavish lounge, guests can enjoy a state-of-the-art ventilation system through a retractable glass ceiling, gazing at the stars while smoking an El Septimo Cigar.
The El Septimo Cigar Lounge inside Alexandra Palace features stunning décor nestled inside the centuries-old wine & cognac cellar, epitomizing the romantic and historic ambience of the 17th century French Château. Guests are offered private tastings to pair the world's rarest cognacs and wines with the perfect El Septimo Cigar in the 100,000 bottle cellar. Visitors can further enjoy the exclusive amenities of the 5-star hotel through the tennis courts, spa, Daniels Gastronomic French Restaurant, and impressive 18-hole golf course, all of which provides a glimpse into the castle lifestyle.
El Septimo cigars are premium, hand-rolled, puro cigars with fillers made of Costa Rican leaf. The cigars are rolled using the traditional Entubar Cuban rolling technique, which creates an incredibly dense, slow burning cigar that draws incredibly easy and captures all of the blend's optimal flavors. The tobacco is aged anywhere from 5 to 15 years, allowing the oils and flavors to develop while leaving behind an unusually rich and creamy smoke. El Septimo has put significant resources into market research, testing, and blending processes while utilizing its old-world techniques to mirror the process of aging and blending fine wine.
The Younan Collection will be opening 20 more El Septimo Cigar Lounges in strategic locations worldwide by the end of 2019, allowing customers be fully immersed in the 5-star service that exemplifies Younan Collection hotels.
The Younan Company is a global private equity firm that specializes in acquisitions and management of various assets and companies in the luxury consumer space. The company's strategy is to build a portfolio of luxury products and properties, and lifestyle companies and services. Today, The Younan Company is recognized as a global luxury brand with more than $1.2 billion in assets under management through its subsidiaries Younan Properties and La Grande Maison Younan Collection. The Younan Collection owns and manages luxury hotels and resorts in France, including Château de Beauvois, Hôtel Saint-Martin, Château Le Prieuré, Alexandra Palace, Domaine de Vaugouard, and Château de la Perrière, premium cigar maker El Septimo Geneva SA; Golf des Forges, Golf du Petit Chêne, Golf d'Avrillé, and Golf de Vaugouard; two vineyards in Saint-Emilion, including Château la Croix Younan, and Château Zaya, and MPA Studio de Création in Paris. It recently acquired its first beach resort, Malibu Foz Hotel and Resort in Figueira da Foz, Portugal.


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Amina and George in Major Pettigrew's Last Stand
Amina and George
Amina is the mother of Abdul Wahid's baby, and the baby in question is George, who is now six.
Amina, being of a different generation from Abdul Wahid's, reacts to racism differently. Mrs. Ali quietly tolerates the racism in town. Amina lashes out against it. She is very defensive: she sees many people as "bullies" (11.70)—which they just may be—and she believes it's her duty as a mother to teach George to stand up to bullies. She causes a scene at the beach and an even bigger scene at the country club when she mishears "service entrance" as "servants' entrance," snapping, "no chinless flunky in a bow tie tells my son to wait by the servants' entrance" (11.55).
She also has a different view of marriage. Mrs. Ali marries the Major at the end. Amina does not marry Abdul Wahid. She has a change of heart, realizing that she can't work in a shop every day. "I'm a dancer. I need to dance. […] Better to break both our hearts now than watch them wither away over time" (25.76). Perhaps she'll come around later in life, or perhaps not. Whatever makes her happy.
The good news is that she doesn't take George away from his father: she stays close enough that Abdul Wahid can see him. The bonus here is that Mrs. Ali and the Major can see him, too. With Roger being the failure he is, it's not like the Major is getting grandkids anytime soon. The Major may be awful at dealing with Roger, but he is good at dealing with younger children, like George, playing ball with him and offering to teach him how to play chess. It's another way for the Major to retain a little bit of his youthful enthusiasm.
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