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Sensenbrenner Statement on DOJ Investigation of Abortion Giant
Washington, D.C.—Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) offered the following statement after the Department of Justice confirmed its ongoing investigation into the alleged sale of human fetal tissue by a major abortion provider in America:
"It is heartbreaking and disgusting that anyone would profit from sale of innocent unborn human body parts. The Department of Justice is right to open this investigation at the referral of both the Senate Judiciary Committee and the House Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives."
In February, Congressman Sensenbrenner introduced the Safe RESEARCH Act (H.R. 1203) to prohibit the sale of fetal tissue acquired by abortion. Specifically, the Safe RESEARCH Act amends Section 498A of the Public Health Act to only permit human fetal tissue research to be conducted with tissue obtained as a result of a stillbirth or ectopic pregnancy.
The text of the Safe RESEARCH Act is available here.
Permalink: https://sensenbrenner.house.gov/2017/12/sensenbrenner-statement-on-doj-investigation-of-abortion-giant

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MAINTAINER Manish Sethi<manish@sethis.in>

# no tty
ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND noninteractive

# get up to date
RUN apt-get -qq update --fix-missing

# Bootstrap the image so that it includes all of our dependencies
RUN apt-get -qq install python3  python-dev python-virtualenv python3-pip --assume-yes
RUN sudo apt-get install build-essential autoconf libtool libssl-dev libffi-dev --assume-yes
# Setup locale
RUN export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
RUN export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
RUN export LANGUAGE=en_US.UTF-8

# copy the contents of the cloud-native-app(i.e. complete application) folder into the container at build time
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Cartoon Cars Memory – Matching pairs memory games, with Cool cartoon cars.! 10 levels of fun matching cartoon cars and each level is time limited. Use your memory skills and try to clear all levels in the given time. The faster you find pairs the more points you will get. Left mouse click to play. Good Luck now!
Escape from Bodie is another point and click new escape game developed by escape007Games for free. The Story of this game is you are locked in Bodie. Assume that one day you are visit to Bodie. Unfortunately, you are locked in the Bodie. Try to escape by finding object and hints, solve the puzzles. Good luck and have fun!
Russian Camper Bus is a jigsaw flash puzzle game. There are two game modes to play; time mode and free mode. Time mode, as well as free mode, has three difficulties; easy, medium and hard. In time mode, you can race against the clock to set the best time you possibly can. In free mode there is no time limit so you can have a leisurely experience.
Online puzzle game Little Manga. It's a beautiful sunny day, and our little girl decided to walk barefoot on the grass. Collect the picture as quickly as possible.


We noticed .NET behaved strangely when referring to a service that had a flattened wsdl. Everything was a string and all collections were arrays. Basically, rather than having the luxury of telling the proxy what the underlying data type was and having it handle the appropriate serialization we had to cast everything to and from the underlying on the wire data. It was workable, but in truth it kinda sucked. So, I figured there had to be a way to make WCF emit flat wsdl only when we wanted it.
After spending way too much time chasing down blind alleys I finally decided to just implement a IDispatchMessageInspector as a ServiceBehavior and be done with it. There's probably a nicer, better way to do this, but I haven't found it.
The first thing that needed to be done to make this work was figure out if the request that was about to be sent was in response to a wsdl query. I didn't find a straight forward way to get that information in BeforeSendReply, so I just grabbed the request URI in the AfterReceiveRequest method and spit it back out as the correlation state object.
Once I had the uri, then I pulled the query string out in BeforeSendReply and if it was a wsdl request (at the standard address) and it specified flat, we can intercept the response and send the flat wsdl instead. While I was in there intercepting things, I thought it would be nice to add a link to the flattened wsdl in the default service description page. So, in the case that a request comes in at the base address with no arguments, then we look and see if the response is the default page and if so, we add our new link to it.
7:     //is there any possiblity that this is a wsdl request?
BuildFlatWSDLReply creates a new WsdlExporter, uses it to export the endpoints of the current ServiceHostBase, and sends it along to the methods cribbed from Tomas Restrepo's code for export. Once the wsdl comes back it writes it out to a memory stream and passes it along in a reader to Message.CreateMessage and copies the original method's header and properties to our new and improved message.
9:     //if the wsdl string is found, fix up the reply otherwise, just send it back since we can't deal with it.
That's it in a nutshell. This code is without warranty, either expressed or implied. Hopefully it'll save someone a little bit of pain.
Great article, but there seems to be a few things missing... for example, where is the GetFlatWsdl() method. Is it possible for you to post an actual .cs file for this?
I will be posting a .cs file for this soon.


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Margarita was patient, helpful and flexible in her approach to our touring requests. She was able to provide everything we had asked for with some background information on each site. We especially appreciate that she took us for a ride on the metro and helped us purchase our train tickets which would have been harder to do on our own. The only downside was that her English wasn't as fluent as I had hoped and she had some trouble with navigation on the way to Petergof.
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: I want to explain why the tourists think I have trouble with navigation to Petergof.I chose the shortest way between two suburbs. The roads leading from Puskin to Petergof have been built recently and the there aren't any signs at the crossroads.If I had chosen the old roads it would have taken much more time. I'm sure you'd have never had the tour like you had with other guide. At least I tried to to my best you felt the spirit of our wonderful city even if my English isn't so fluent.


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Bob Baker Marionette Theater and Wine Festival: How to spend a weekend in Los Angeles (January 27-29)
What: The Fabric of the Nation Exhibition When: Friday-Sunday, January 27-29 Where: Skirball Cultural Center 2701 N Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles More: See how different stories from the 1600s are weaved into one in this exhibit. Works by more than 40 artists will be presented here, and…
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Viva Magenta and Artechouse Miami Beach have teamed up to present a multi-sensory study of the Pantone Color of the Year. A dizzying array of magenta textures, sounds and tactile expressions awaits you, scattered throughout the art center's immersive rooms, including a magenta cosmos LED tunnel and a massive Magentaverse planet,…
Exhibition 'Curious George'
The Miami Children's Museum invites everyone to a nostalgic exhibition dedicated to "Curious George". It is filled with wonders dedicated to the characters and world of Curious George, first introduced to the world in 1939. The sensory installation plays on children's natural curiosity, encouraging them to explore science, math and engineering...
Exhibition of the collection of relics of the Buddha
The largest collection of sacred relics in the world, including the teeth and bones of Buddha Shakyamuni. Wherever these relics are kept, they will become sacred places. According to Buddhist beliefs, the presence of these relics will bring prosperity and security to the surrounding area and the whole country as a whole. People from…
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Although the holiday season is over, the time for fun never ends. And so, so that you do not get bored, we have collected the best events of this week, which are worth paying attention to. So, New Yorkers are waiting for the Week of restaurants, ice racing, as well as Natalia Osipova with ...
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Rooftop Laser Show and Yoga: How to Spend a Weekend in Miami (January 13-15)
What: Exhibition about flight When: Friday-Sunday, January 13-15 Where: Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, 1101 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132 More: This exhibition will take you through the amazing story of how ancient evolution gave rise to flight animals like people...
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What: Picasso and Ingres Exhibition When: Friday-Sunday, January 13-15 Where: Norton Simon Museum 411 W Colorado Blvd Los Angeles 91105 More: Madame Moitessier by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres must have really made an impression on Pablo Picasso: the Spanish artist personally saw the painting XIX ...
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Another history lesson today as the two most important matches on this date happened over 30 years ago today. We look back to an FA Trophy quarter-final replay and an FA Amateur Cup semi-final which went to a replay.
In 1982 we were defending the FA Trophy won the year before and had reached the fourth ound only to face Altrincham, twice recently Conference champions and FA Trophy finalists from four years earlier. A 2-2 draw in Cheshire three days earlier had brought our unbeaten run in the competition to a still record 17 games and having been denied a win only in the dying minutes we were confident of winning at Rhodes Avenue and facing Wycombe Wanderers in the Semi-Final.
Blues certainly started off confidently and were the better side for most of the first half, finally getting their reward just before half time. From a corner Richard Bradford headed down to Terry Sullivan who rolled it across the area for Dave Worrell to score with a low shot. Unfortunately the lead didn't last long as three minutes into the second half Jeff Johnson headed the Altrincham equaliser in off the bar. Altrincham gradually took control in the second half from then on, Even so Blues hung on and the scores were still level with only 15 minutes to go when Barry Howard sprinted to a long ball out of defence and, beating Knapman and Brown slid the ball under Moore to give Altrincham the lead. Things went from bad to worse then as Brown was sent off for head butting Howard, A corner was then taken and Rogers nodded the ball back from the far post for Howard to make it 3-1 to the visitors and put the game out of Stortford's reach.
Eight years earlier in our centenary year we made the journey to Sunderland to play Ashington in a FA Amateur Cup Semi-Final. In those days the Semi-Final's were played at neutral venues, but to maximise attendances they were played closer to the ground of the team nominally drawn at home. Roker Park, Sunderland was the longest trip made by a Stortford team for a match until 2011 when we went to Blyth Spartans for a Conference North game. The crowd at Roker Park was 5529 including a train load from Bishop's Stortford! Ashington played a very physical game and Tony Bass was brought down early as he went near the goal. Peter Leakey took the free kick and Bass steered the ball just wide. From the northerner's very first attack Terry Moore had to make a brilliant save from a Wright header. For most of the rest of the first half defences were on top but when Blues had 3 consecutive corners they must have thought a goal was coming. Then from a counter attack Moore had to pull off another great save from a Pringle half volley. Stortford had two more chances before half time when Bass shot wide from a free kick and then John Dear shot straight at the keeper from a Dave Lawrence long throw.
The second half followed a similar pattern – goal less and with Blues having more of the play. First Bass shot over after being set up by Lawrence, then Dear was crowded by defenders and shot wide, then Bass again had the ball snatched off his head by Nesbitt. Then Pringle broke through but once again Moore foiled him, turning the ball over the bar. As Ashington tired towards the end Blues could have won the game but Bass had another chance cleared off the line before both sides had to settle for a replay at Brentford the following week. For more on that watch this space.


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Q: Handling rapid clicks in jQuery I'm building a site (with jQuery 1.4) which has a floating (fixed position) basket.
Current working functionality (Demo here):

*

*When the user clicks the basket itself it toggle slides open/closed and toggles a "locked on" class

*When the user clicks an 'add item' link in the page it slides open, adds an "on" class and fades in a notice saying that "item name" has been added

What I'm struggling with

*

*If the user clicked an 'add item' link: after 3 seconds the notice should fade out, the basket slide closed, and the "on" class be removed. BUT this needs to take into account if the user frantically clicks 10 things quickly; updating the added track name notice text without queueing up a bunch of fades/slides - rather just staying open nicely and then sliding closed 3 seconds from the last item being added. AND if the basket's class is "locked" (ie; opened by user already) then only the notice should fade out, the basket should remain open.

javascript so far
//Toggle basket directly
$("#basket-button").click(function(){
    $("#basket-contents").slideToggle();
    $("#floating-basket").toggleClass("locked on");
    return false
});
//Toggle basket with a 'buy now' button
$(".buy-button").click(function(){
    //open basket
    $("#basket-contents").slideDown();
    $("#floating-basket").addClass("on");
    //set track name
    $("#basket-trackname").text($(this).attr('name'));
    //Display basket message
    $("#basket-message").fadeIn();
    return false
});

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Buy
Buy

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        Checkout

http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/ajaxed-sliding-shopping-cart-with-jquery is the closest thing I found - but even this is problematic (if you add an item and quickly close the basket for example).
Would really appreciate some input :)

A: learn about setTimeout and clearTimeout
var t = setTimeout(function(){ whattodo(); }, 3000);

will do anonym function, which basically consists only of whattodo() function (which could hide basket, etc.)
then in each click, .stop() animation and call:
clearTimeout(t); // clears previous timeout
t = setTimeout(function(){ whattodo(); }, 3000); //set new timeout

so, setTimeout/clearTimeout are to time hiding in 3 seconds, while .stop() stops ongoing animation - learn more @ http://api.jquery.com/stop/ - basic usage:
$(myelementwithanimation).stop()

and more about timeouts: http://www.elated.com/articles/javascript-timers-with-settimeout-and-setinterval/

A: I think your looking for  .stop()
http://api.jquery.com/stop/

A: This is an idea of what You need:
free=true;
function doSomeAnimation(){
//do what is done either way
if(free){
free=false;
$(something).addClass('foo').slideDown(function(){free=true;});
}
}

instead of cancelling the animations - just don't trigger them if they're already running
PS. Timeouts are ok, but You have to keep all of them handlers to be able to clear Timeout, so it gets ugly... ;)

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Biden set to outspend Trump on digital, TV ad buys for election
Biden is reserving space for ads that doubles what Trump has set for his campaign.
By ALEXANDRA JAFFE
News, Politics, White House
Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Joe Biden's Democratic presidential campaign is reserving $280 million in digital and television ads through the fall, nearly twice the amount President Donald Trump's team has reserved.
The Biden campaign announced in a Wednesday memo it's reserving $220 million in television airtime and $60 million in digital ads, in contrast to the $147 million the Trump campaign has reserved, according to a review of Kantar/CMAG data by The Associated Press. Both campaigns can add to or subtract from their reservations at any time.
Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee, is reserving airtime in 15 states, which includes a number of traditional swing states — Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Florida — as well as a number of historically Republican states, including Arizona, Georgia and Texas, and a few traditional swing states that seemed to be moving away from Democrats in recent years, such as Ohio and Iowa. His campaign says a "significant portion" of the reservation will be minute-long ads.
It's part of an effort to solidify what Biden aides say are the multiple paths to an Electoral College victory open to Biden heading into November. The campaign says it will continue to drive home a message focused on what it says is Trump's lack of leadership on the coronavirus and that it sees Biden as the best messenger in the ads.
"We think it's important that people see him, and hear him, because it goes to the issue of leadership, and the kind of reassuring presence and stable leadership which we believe people see in Joe Biden," said Biden senior strategist Mike Donilon.
But campaign aides said Biden's vice presidential pick, whom he's expected to announce next week, will have a "robust presence" on the campaign, including advertising.
On digital, the campaign is reserving ads on streaming services like Hulu, YouTube and ESPN, as well as podcasts and mobile and online gaming platforms.
The campaign also plans to launch an "unprecedented" paid media campaign to educate voters on their options for voting, heading into an election year when record numbers of voters are expected to vote via mail due to the coronavirus pandemic and new registration and voting requirements and options have cropped up in states nationwide in recent months. Patrick Bonsignore, the campaign's director of paid media, said much of the campaign's reservation is focused on the summer and early fall, when early voting starts in some key states.
"We know that in a pandemic, we are in unprecedented times," said Biden campaign manager Jen O'Malley Dillon. "We've seen chaos in recent primary elections, and we know that our responsibility is to make sure that we give voters everything they need to be able to vote, vote early and vote safely. We believe that our advertising strategy is going to do just that and serve as a way to break through from a lot of the misinformation out there."
In the memo, Biden's aides also highlighted their advertising efforts aimed at key constituencies, like Black, Latino and Asian American and Pacific Islander voters. They say they're able to reach about half of all Black households nationwide through their reservations on key Black media properties and note they're airing ads that feature different Spanish accents targeting diverse Latino populations in key regions nationwide.
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This is a wierd computer! One of the very early Kaypro II Z-80 based CP/M computers made by Non Linear Systems. Notice the brightness control on the front panel, and the vertical attitude of the disk drives. There is no prop on the front, so the computer rests on the keyboard when in use. It boots up ok, but the display flickers a bit, and is off to the left.
The back is quite different from later production Kaypros. The power cord is fixed, the power switch is small, the fuse holder is vulnerable.
The insides. Chips on the board are mostly all dated from about the second quarter of 1982, the tube is from July 1982. Drive B has some 1983 chips, it was probably replaced. Lots of wasted space in these things, but at least they aren't very heavy for their size.
This is a more normal Kaypro II. Brightness control on the back, horizontal drives, and the display works fine.Still no prop, the keyboard serves the purpose. This one still has it's cardboard floppy drive shipping inserts!
The power cord is still fixed, but it's ready to be removable. The power switch is big, but the fuseholder is still not flush like the later ones.
I really like the "9" MONSTER MONITOR" bit, a direct jab at Osborne's 5 inch screen. I suppose the Z-80 is powerful compared to an 8008. Portability is iffy compared to todays laptops...but in 1982 it was a true statement. The bundled software was a big selling point.
By the mid 1980s, demand for 8 bit CP/M machines had died down considerably, as businesses moved to the evolving 16 bit MS-DOS IBM standard. The Kaypro 1 was the dying gasp of the famous series of luggable CP/M computers. Oddly, instead of the number one being the first in the series, it was the last! This One seems to have been assembled in 1986 or 1987, judging by the date codes on the parts. But there is a wide variety of dates, from 1983 on up to 1987. Apparently there was a lot of excess stock on hand at Kaypro!
This machine uses two half height DSDD drives, and the newer style of board with room for the modem and real time clock (these were stuffed on the 2X, and probably on the 4), as well as three ports on the rear. It also has the header installed for a hard drive (as used on the Kaypro 10), unlike most of these boards. This one has the 2.2G ROM, and boots on both 2.2F and 2.2G. The paint scheme is rather odd, with the early light gray and blue colors, but with a new design, and the dark gray keyboard top with light gray bottom.
Compared to the early models shown above, this one has the flush fuseholder, removeable power cord (although this particular unit is missing the original angled plug cord). The corporate name was changed to Kaypro Corporation, as a separate entity from Non Linear Systems, sometime in 1983 (my September 1983 Kaypro II Users Guide has the new name). Look also at the New2 pics above for a more readable image.


One of the biggest concerns of tourists when travelling is their safety. Whilst you can't always tell what's going to happen, it's best to be vigilant and take precautionary measures to protect yourself.
If you're flying to another destination and no one is left at home, it's better to leave your car at a secure parking facility. If you're searching cheap car parking Airport, Alpha Airport Parking would be a great option. Alpha Airport Parking has a secure car park that is near the airport, but costs are less than the standard parking rates. You can even book online.
The best way to be safe is to keep information to yourself. Especially when you are on your own, don't talk about where you're staying, publicly.
Whether you're inside or outside, never leave your hotel door open or unlocked. For added safety, lock the deadbolt when you're inside the room, and never open the door immediately when someone knocks. Your door will most likely have a peephole, so it's worth looking through it before attempting to open the door. If you have not requested any service and a hotel attendant knocks, you can verify with the hotel by making a phone call.
If a safety vault is available in the room, use this for your jewellery, cash, credit card and other valuables. Make sure that you have it closed and locked. Don't leave your items scattered around the hotel as this is not only an easy target, but you can have the tendency to misplace and forget them. If there is no safety vault in the room, the hotel desk will have one, so you can have your valuables kept there.
As soon as you get inside the room and before you leave, inspect all the doors and windows.
Make sure that everything is locked when no one is inside the room. When you return, check that everything is in order, and if you have left some valuables (even inside the safety vault), see that they're still in place.
You may not want to tell anyone else of your whereabouts, and that is very wise. But for safety purposes and for cases of emergency, you can leave notes of your itinerary inside the hotel room.


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The school was established in 1976 because of the growing demand to provide Christian education, and a place where the children of our church community could continue their spiritual growth.
The Flatbush Seventh-day Adventist School is an elementary institution whose philosophy of Christian Education is rooted in the Scriptures and the writings of Ellen G. White. The instrument is predicated on the belief that each student is unique and of inestimable value. The curriculum therefore, is designed to facilitate the holistic development of each child.
The primary purpose of the Flatbush Seventh-day Adventist School is to prepare all students for productive life within the home, the school, the church, the society, and the world hereafter. To this end therefore, the Flatbush Seventh-day Adventist Church School is fully committed to enable the child to think intensively and critically, and to develop a sound character.
The Flatbush Seventh-day Adventist School is a K-5 grade school, established by the Flatbush Seventh-day Adventist Church, Brooklyn, New York, to provide Christian education for its children and youth. It adheres to the principles contained in the Bible. and in the Spirit of Prophecy and maintains the standards upheld by the Education Department of the Northeastern Conference, Atlantic Union, and the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
The Flatbush Seventh-day Adventist Church realizes that nothing is of greater importance than the education of our children and young people. The school has accepted as its definition of education that of a divinely inspired writer that education is "the harmonious development of the physical, the mental, and the spiritual powers." Education, p, 13.
It is also based on the philosophy that "true education means more than the perusal of a certain course of study. It means more than a preparation for the life that now is. It has to do with the whole being, and with the whole period of existence possible to man." Ibid., 13.
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