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Q: Navigate into nested navigator when Expo Push Noti is clicked I am trying to navigate to a certain screen whenever I click on an Expo Push Notification. The screen that I want to navigate to is rather deep into the NavigationContainer.
However, the issue that I am facing now is being unable to even navigate to anywhere except having the app restart on its own. I'm running all the testing on a real device.
I'm using Expo to work on this school project.
I have only managed to find this question in SO and Expo Forums (duplicate) useful.
This is my application Navigation structure:
-Navigation Structure-

AppNavigator
  DrawerNavigator
    MainNavigator
      TabsNavigator
      StackNavigator
      StackNavigator
        TabsNavigator
          ScreenA (Want to navigate to)
          ScreenB (Want to navigate to)
        StackNavigator
          ScreenA
          ScreenB
      StackNavigator
    ScreenA
  AuthNavigator
  RegisterNavigator
  ScreenA

There is a useNotifications hook created and I called it in the main App Navigator where the NavigationContainer resides in.
import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import * as Notifications from 'expo-notifications';

import navigation from '../navigation/RootNavigation';

const useNotifications = () => {
  const notiResponseListener = React.createRef();

  useEffect(() => {
    notiResponseListener.current =
      Notifications.addNotificationResponseReceivedListener(res => {
        console.log(res.notification.request.content.data);
        console.log('addNotificationResponseReceivedListener');

        navigation.navigate(
          ('DrawerNavigator', { screen: 'ChangePassword' }),
          {}
        );
      });

    return () =>
      Notifications.removeNotificationSubscription(notiResponseListener);
  }, []);
};

export default useNotifications;

There is a ref added to the NavigationContainer.
import { navigationRef } from '../navigation/RootNavigation';
import useNotifications from '../hooks/useNotifications';

const App = createStackNavigator();

const AppNavigator = () => {
  useNotifications();

  return (
    <NavigationContainer ref={navigationRef}>
      <App.Navigator headerMode='none'>
        ...
      </App.Navigator>
    </NavigationContainer>
  );
};

And lastly, the file that contains the ref used in the NavigationContainer.
import React from 'react';

export const navigationRef = React.createRef();

const navigate = (name, params) => {
  console.log('entered navigating'); // does not print
  navigationRef.current?.navigate(name, params);
};

export default {
  navigate
};

I have searced high and low but I can't seem to find out what's wrong. Looked at the documentation for Expo and React Navigation but I'm not sure what's going on. It's my first time working on Push Notifications and such a case.
I appreciate any help, thank you

A: We have fixed the problem with the usage of useLastNotificationResponse.
    const [notification, setNotification] = useState(false);
    const notificationListener = useRef();
    const responseListener = useRef();

    //add this
    const lastNotificationResponse =
        Notifications.useLastNotificationResponse();

    useEffect(() => {
        if (lastNotificationResponse) {
            //console.log(lastNotificationResponse);

            //get the route
            const route = JSON.stringify(
                lastNotificationResponse.notification.request.content.data.route
            );

            //use some function to return the correct screen by route
            getFullPath(JSON.parse(route));
        }
    }, [lastNotificationResponse]);

Based on your routes, navigate to correct screen
getFullPath:
import { navigationRef } from "./rootNavigation";
import routes from "./routes";

export function getFullPath(route) {
    switch (route) {
        case "HomeScreen":
            return navigationRef.current?.navigate(routes.HOME);
        case "Account":
            return navigationRef.current?.navigate(routes.ACCOUNT, {
                screen: routes.ACCOUNTSCREEN,
            });
        default:
            return;
    }
}

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December 17, 2020 Food & Drink » Flavor
Fermentation creations: Colony Mash Brewing Co. brings new beer and hard seltzer to Atascadero
By Camillia Lanham
Suds and more
Currently open from 4 to 8 p.m. from Wednesday to Friday and noon to 6 p.m. on weekends, you can pick up canned beer from Colony Mash and food from Colony Culture at 3164 El Camino Real in Atascadero. Find them on Instagram @colonymashbrewing.
When Colony Mash Brewing Co. first opened in August, it was for to-go beers only: 16 ounce cans of fresh new brews.
Then they started serving outdoors, then indoors at 25 percent capacity, then back to outdoors, and now, Colony Mash is already back to where it started: selling to-go.
"We kind of made the full circle," owner/brewer Erik Knapp said with a laugh. "The fastest circle ever."
Photos Courtesy Of Colony Mash Brewing Co. Instagram
PILSNER PARADE Postconventional German Pilsner was the first beer in tanks at Colony Mash Co., and it's one of brewer Erik Knapp's personal favorites.
Due to his work with a mobile cannery, Mercenary Canning Solutions, Knapp said Colony Mash was able to have seven different beer styles in cans on the day they opened. It gave them a little bit of a boost amid the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Of course, due to the limited shutdowns and stay-at-home orders, Colony Mash isn't doing as well as they'd initially hoped. But Knapp said that's the case for everybody, and the brewery's built on a solid foundation.
"At this point, we've planned for so long to have this come into fruition, and we've done our due diligence to get proper financing, so we're not scrambling," Knapp said. "We're going to keep chugging until it's over and take our lumps, but we're not worried."
Colony Mash has been in the works since 2014, when Knapp was still working in the wine industry after graduating with his enology degree from Cal Poly. He worked around the Edna Valley, dabbling in home brewing on the side before moving backed to Pennsylvania to see if he wanted to take over the family winemaking business.
GRAIN FOR MASH Colony Mash Brewing Co. owner/brewer Erik Knapp gets the grain ready to go into the kettle.
Knapp's father is a first generation winemaker who planted wine grapes in 1990 in Pennsylvania. After spending some relatively weather-free years in California, Knapp's return to snow country made him realize that he didn't actually want to deal with snow for the rest of his life. So he headed back to the temperate Central Coast in 2016, where he got serious about beer making.
"After spending a lot of time in the wine industry, the moments that I really liked the best was essentially the end of the day, and you all kicked ass that day, and you're relaxing with a beer," Knapp said. "I felt a little bit disjointed because I was thinking if we all like beer that much, why aren't we making beer?"
He continued working full time in the wine industry as a cellar tech, operating pumps and hoses every day from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. before heading over to his friend and future business partner Ethan Kraut's house to brew in the evenings.
SANITIZED AND READY Colony Mash is open for to-go orders only! And make sure you hit the hand sanitizer on the way in.
Using a half-barrel brewing system (15 gallons) they built in his business partner's basement, he tested out recipes, leaning on his knowledge of chemistry and the wine industry to help tweak and perfect his beers. Knapp said he pursued beer making in a similar way to the way he pursued his winemaking degree, with diligence and copious notes.
Kraut and Knapp first met at Tolosa Winery, where Kraut worked on the facility to ensure that everything was running properly so that the wine could be made in the best way possible. Kraut's background, Knapp said, is in framing and electrical, so Kraut takes care of the brewing equipment and facility maintenance, while Knapp handles the brewing side of the things.
The brews Colony Mash is putting out span the gamut, from IPAs to imperial stouts. Favoring lower alcohol, cleaner, lighter beers, Knapp said he loves traditional German pilsners and Belgian saisons. But, being a winemaker, Knapp said fruit fermentation is really fun for him.
Take Colony Mash's most recent kettle sour. It's pink guava and pineapple
"It's pretty much like adult fruit punch," Knapp said.
Traditionally, a sour beer is inoculated with wild yeast—which can wreak havoc on commercial strains of yeast used to ferment non-sour beers. Instead of risking cross-contamination, he lets the beer mash sour in the kettle for 24 hours before completing the brewing process and feeding it into the tanks, where he adds the fruit.
That way, the beer retains a certain tartness and a lot of aroma from the fruit itself. And the rest of his beers are safe.
Colony Mash also dabbles in hard seltzers, currently selling a cucumber and lime seltzer as well as a plum and ginger. He does an initial fermentation using dextrose, which is a corn sugar, and then re-ferments the seltzer on fruits and spices. Colony Mash doesn't back-sweeten the seltzers before they're canned, either.
The seltzers are bone dry with no residual sweetness to them, and a fruity kick at the back end, making them clean, refreshing, and a wee bit dangerous at 6 percent alcohol.
Photo By Camillia Lanham
FERMENTED GOODS Colony Culture, owned by Erik Knapp's sister, Monika, is selling hot sauce, mustard, and more alongside Colony Mash beers.
Obviously, a love for fermentation runs in the Knapp family, and his sister Monika is no different. She recently moved out to Atascadero to cook up grub for Colony Mash. And although, she hasn't been able to dish out a full menu due to the pandemic, her business, Colony Culture, is serving up plenty of fermented goods: hot sauce with carrots and habañeros, spicy beer mustard, sourdough, and more.
Knapp said Monika has started offering some different to-go specials on Thursdays, which people can pick up with their to-go beer orders. She serves up different toasts with fermented goodies on top such as black garlic, pickles, cultured butter, and fermented fruit jams.
Although the brewery and tasting room is small, 1,300 square feet, it's effective and efficient, full of the smells of fermentation and a family that's making things work. Δ
Editor Camillia Lanham is having another plum and ginger seltzer. Don't judge her, but send food news to clanham@newtimesslo.com.
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Turkish drone industry advances
Written by ADIT - The Bulletin -
A Bayraktar UAV.
When compared to major players, Turkey's defense sector might not look that impressive, and yet it has been delivering of late. According to the 2019 report on arms transfer published by Stockholm based SIPRI, Ankara's defense exports increased by 170% in the last four years, making it the fastest growing industry worldwide far beyond South Korea (94%) and Israel (60%).
Although most of these exports relate to 'traditional' weapons such as armoured vehicles (Kirpi, Cobra etc.), the country has also managed to develop indigenous capacities in a newer segment: drone warfare. It all began in 2006 when Turkey contracted Israel for the procurement of 10 unarmed Heron drones. Things went awry very soon as it took five years for Israel to deliver the aircraft. Ankara then sent them back for repairs while blaming "sabotage", thus requiring another couple years to fix them.
Such dependencies eventually convinced Turkey to develop its own set of solutions, and the most representative here is likely the "Anka" (Phoenix) program developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI). Initiated in 2004, 'Anka' started with a Turkish Armed Forces' contract for the procurement of a Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) drone for reconnaissance. Maiden flight was performed in December 2010 followed almost a year after by TAI ' s declaration of test completion, adding that the Anka would soon enter the Army's inventory. A later the Anka-'S' variant designed for serial production earned itself a procurement deal with the Air Force in 2013, while sitcom capabilities were meanwhile fitted on the drone. The debut flight of the S-variant was conducted in Feb. 2016 and although minor delays were experienced, it has entered operational service last April.
In its current form, the Anka-S is developed for day and night reconnaissance, surveillance, fixed/mobile target detection, identification, tracking and real-time image intelligence even under unfavorable weather conditions. The Anka-S has a payload of 200 kg and an altitude of 30,000 feet while its flight endurance is reportedly of 24 hours.
Another flagship program for Turkey's indigenous drone capabilities is the Bayraktar Tactical UAS. Its name derives from Selcuk Bayraktar, a former MIT post-graduate student which showcased his first drone to Turkish officials before his 27th birthday back in 2005. Leaving the MIT in 2007 he fully dedicated himself to the program, even convincing low-rank soldiers to accompany them on operations for observation. His work eventually paid off in 2015 when Bayraktar displayed his project's most advanced variant, the TB2. It can fly at an altitude of 24,000ft for up to 24 hours and relies on ground control for communication. With a range of up to 150 kilometers, it can carry a payload of 120 pounds and benefits from 'semi auto-modes' for prolonged missions. According to The Intercept there are more than 75 TB2s employed by Turkish forces today. With a total of roughly 6,000 hours they have become a useful tool to counter insurgent operations in the country's south-eastern region. The TB-2 has since been exported to Qatar which bought six of them (March 2018) while a firm order for 12 vehicles has also recently been made by Ukraine.
Then comes the Karayel which is designed by Vestel for reconnaissance and surveillance missions. It can fly 20-hour missions at a maximum altitude of 22,500ft and a maximum speed of 80 knots while its operational range stands at 150km. The payload bay has different configurations related to either military or civilian applications. Karayel can mount two Rocketsan MAM-L munitions. Other packages include the L3 WESCAM MX15D EO/IR camera for target detection and different laser designator (laser range finder, laser target guidance and laser target marker…). Karayel's exports have been limited to a Saudi Arabian company (SAEC) so far with a MoU later signed in 2017 for maintenance.
It was also reported by Defense News that TAI was currently working on the Goksungur, a fast (380km/h) variant of the Aksungur drone which benefits from an electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) sensor. But its Endurance is limited: at its maximum payload capacity, including weapon systems on its underwing hardpoints, the UAV can fly for 12h.
STM, another indigenous company, offers itself a tactical 'drone suite'. Related devices are namely the Togan, the Alpagu and the Kargu. The Togan acts here as a 'spotter' and benefits from a range of 5km, 50mn of flight endurance and a maximum speed of 72km/h. Then come drones like the rocket-shaped Alpagu which can be operated by a single personnel in day and night operations. Its range is also of 5km for a 10mn endurance and its maximum speed reaches 120km/h. The last entry in the series is the Kargu, which acts as a "kamikaze drone" although its structure is more complex. Fitted with rotary wings, it can carry various types of ammunitions and guarantees "minimal" collateral damage. Once again its range is of 5km, and its mission endurance is of roughly 25mn, for a maximum speed of 72 km/h.
Starting from nothing in the early 2000s, Turkey is now able to provide a number of drones barely 15 years later, a number of which are already probing for contracts on the international defense market. Interestingly several Turkish drones (including TB2s) have been recently spotted over the skies of Libya in support of Tripoli's Government of National Union (GNU), hinting that Ankara is now able to offer relatively cheap devices with few restrictions to export, thus opening a promising niche for domestic drone-manufacturers. One can bet that Ankara will likely continue to promote such devices, especially since its industry is under pressure to reach an ambitious $25bn mark in exports by 2023, although Turkey's entire aerospace and defense sector only reached slightly more $2bn in 2018, according to IISS figures.
Written by ADIT – The Bulletin and republished with permission.
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package org.robolectric.fakes;

import android.webkit.WebSettings;

/**
 * Robolectric implementation of {@link android.webkit.WebSettings}.
 */
public class RoboWebSettings extends WebSettings {
  private boolean blockNetworkImage = false;
  private boolean javaScriptEnabled = false;
  private boolean javaScriptCanOpenWindowAutomatically = false;
  private boolean lightTouchEnabled = false;
  private boolean needInitialFocus = false;
  private RenderPriority renderPriority = RenderPriority.NORMAL;
  private boolean pluginsEnabled = false;
  private boolean saveFormData = false;
  private boolean supportMultipleWindows = false;
  private boolean supportZoom = true;
  private boolean useWideViewPort = false;
  private int cacheMode;
  private WebSettings.LayoutAlgorithm layoutAlgorithm = WebSettings.LayoutAlgorithm.NARROW_COLUMNS;
  private String defaultTextEncoding = "UTF-8";
  private int defaultFontSize = 16;
  private boolean loadsImagesAutomatically;
  private int defaultFixedFontSize;
  private int minimumLogicalFontSize;
  private int minimumFontSize;
  private String fantasyFontFamily;
  private String cursiveFontFamily;
  private String serifFontFamily;
  private String sansSerifFontFamily;
  private String fixedFontFamily;
  private String standardFontFamily;
  private boolean savePassword;
  private int userAgent;
  private boolean navDump;

  @Override
  public synchronized boolean getBlockNetworkImage() {
    return blockNetworkImage;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setBlockNetworkImage(boolean flag) {
    blockNetworkImage = flag;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized boolean getJavaScriptEnabled() {
    return javaScriptEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setJavaScriptEnabled(boolean flag) {
    javaScriptEnabled = flag;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getLightTouchEnabled() {
    return lightTouchEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public void setLightTouchEnabled(boolean flag) {
    lightTouchEnabled = flag;
  }

  public boolean getNeedInitialFocus() {
    return needInitialFocus;
  }

  @Override
  public void setNeedInitialFocus(boolean flag) {
    needInitialFocus = flag;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setRenderPriority(RenderPriority priority) {
    renderPriority = priority;
  }

  public RenderPriority getRenderPriority() {
    return renderPriority;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized boolean getPluginsEnabled() {
    return pluginsEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setPluginsEnabled(boolean flag) {
    pluginsEnabled = flag;
  }

  public boolean getSupportMultipleWindows() {
    return supportMultipleWindows;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setSupportMultipleWindows(boolean support) {
    supportMultipleWindows = support;
  }

  public boolean getSupportZoom() {
    return supportZoom;
  }

  @Override
  public void setSupportZoom(boolean support) {
    supportZoom = support;
  }

  @Override
  public void setCacheMode(int mode) {
    this.cacheMode = mode;
  }

  @Override
  public int getCacheMode() {
    return cacheMode;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getUseWideViewPort() {
    return useWideViewPort;
  }

  @Override
  public void setUseWideViewPort(boolean useWideViewPort) {
    this.useWideViewPort = useWideViewPort;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getSaveFormData() {
    return saveFormData;
  }

  @Override
  public void setSaveFormData(boolean saveFormData) {
    this.saveFormData = saveFormData;
  }

  @Override
  public void setJavaScriptCanOpenWindowsAutomatically(boolean javaScriptCanOpenWindowAutomatically) {
    this.javaScriptCanOpenWindowAutomatically = javaScriptCanOpenWindowAutomatically;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getJavaScriptCanOpenWindowsAutomatically() {
    return this.javaScriptCanOpenWindowAutomatically;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setLayoutAlgorithm(WebSettings.LayoutAlgorithm algorithm) {
    this.layoutAlgorithm = algorithm;
  }

  @Override
  public String getDefaultTextEncodingName() {
    return this.defaultTextEncoding;
  }

  @Override
  public void setDefaultTextEncodingName(String defaultTextEncoding) {
    this.defaultTextEncoding = defaultTextEncoding;
  }

  @Override
  public int getDefaultFontSize() {
    return defaultFontSize;
  }

  @Override
  public void setDefaultFontSize(int defaultFontSize) {
    this.defaultFontSize = defaultFontSize;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getLoadsImagesAutomatically() {
    return loadsImagesAutomatically;
  }

  public void setLoadsImagesAutomatically(boolean loadsImagesAutomatically) {
    this.loadsImagesAutomatically = loadsImagesAutomatically;
  }

  @Override
  public int getDefaultFixedFontSize() {
    return defaultFixedFontSize;
  }

  public void setDefaultFixedFontSize(int defaultFixedFontSize) {
    this.defaultFixedFontSize = defaultFixedFontSize;
  }

  @Override
  public int getMinimumLogicalFontSize() {
    return minimumLogicalFontSize;
  }

  public void setMinimumLogicalFontSize(int minimumLogicalFontSize) {
    this.minimumLogicalFontSize = minimumLogicalFontSize;
  }

  @Override
  public int getMinimumFontSize() {
    return minimumFontSize;
  }

  public void setMinimumFontSize(int minimumFontSize) {
    this.minimumFontSize = minimumFontSize;
  }

  @Override
  public String getFantasyFontFamily() {
    return fantasyFontFamily;
  }

  public void setFantasyFontFamily(String fantasyFontFamily) {
    this.fantasyFontFamily = fantasyFontFamily;
  }

  @Override
  public String getCursiveFontFamily() {
    return cursiveFontFamily;
  }

  public void setCursiveFontFamily(String cursiveFontFamily) {
    this.cursiveFontFamily = cursiveFontFamily;
  }

  @Override
  public String getSerifFontFamily() {
    return serifFontFamily;
  }

  public void setSerifFontFamily(String serifFontFamily) {
    this.serifFontFamily = serifFontFamily;
  }

  @Override
  public String getSansSerifFontFamily() {
    return sansSerifFontFamily;
  }

  public void setSansSerifFontFamily(String sansSerifFontFamily) {
    this.sansSerifFontFamily = sansSerifFontFamily;
  }

  @Override
  public String getFixedFontFamily() {
    return fixedFontFamily;
  }

  public void setFixedFontFamily(String fixedFontFamily) {
    this.fixedFontFamily = fixedFontFamily;
  }

  @Override
  public String getStandardFontFamily() {
    return standardFontFamily;
  }

  public void setStandardFontFamily(String standardFontFamily) {
    this.standardFontFamily = standardFontFamily;
  }

  @Override
  public LayoutAlgorithm getLayoutAlgorithm() {
    return layoutAlgorithm;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean supportMultipleWindows() {
    return supportMultipleWindows;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getSavePassword() {
    return savePassword;
  }

  @Override
  public void setSavePassword(boolean savePassword) {
    this.savePassword = savePassword;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean supportZoom() {
    return supportZoom;
  }

  @Override
  public int getUserAgent() {
    return userAgent;
  }

  @Override
  public void setUserAgent(int userAgent) {
    this.userAgent =  userAgent;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getNavDump() {
    return navDump;
  }

  @Override
  public void setNavDump(boolean navDump) {
    this.navDump = navDump;
  }

  private boolean allowFileAccess = true;
  private boolean builtInZoomControls = true;
  private String userAgentString = "Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 4.0.3; ko-kr; LG-L160L Build/IML74K) AppleWebkit/534.30 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/534.30";

  @Override
  public boolean getAllowFileAccess() {
    return allowFileAccess;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAllowFileAccess(boolean allow) {
    allowFileAccess = allow;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getBuiltInZoomControls() {
    return builtInZoomControls;
  }

  @Override
  public void setBuiltInZoomControls(boolean enabled) {
    builtInZoomControls = enabled;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setUserAgentString(String ua) {
    userAgentString = ua;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized String getUserAgentString() {
    return userAgentString;
  }
  // End API 3

  private boolean databaseEnabled = false;
  private String databasePath = "database";
  private String geolocationDatabasePath = "geolocation";
  private boolean geolocationEnabled = false;

  @Override
  public synchronized boolean getDatabaseEnabled() {
    return databaseEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setDatabaseEnabled(boolean flag) {
    databaseEnabled = flag;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setDatabasePath(String path) {
    databasePath = path;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized String getDatabasePath() {
    return databasePath;
  }

  public String getGeolocationDatabasePath() {
    return geolocationDatabasePath;
  }

  @Override
  public void setGeolocationDatabasePath(String geolocationDatabasePath) {
    this.geolocationDatabasePath = geolocationDatabasePath;
  }

  public boolean getGeolocationEnabled() {
    return geolocationEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public void setGeolocationEnabled(boolean geolocationEnabled) {
    this.geolocationEnabled = geolocationEnabled;
  }
  // End API 5

  private ZoomDensity defaultZoom;
  private boolean domStorageEnabled = false;
  private boolean loadWithOverviewMode = false;
  private boolean appCacheEnabled = false;
  private long appCacheMaxSize;
  private String appCachePath = "appcache";

  @Override
  public void setDefaultZoom(ZoomDensity zoom) {
    this.defaultZoom = zoom;
  }

  @Override
  public ZoomDensity getDefaultZoom() {
    return defaultZoom;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized boolean getDomStorageEnabled() {
    return domStorageEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setDomStorageEnabled(boolean flag) {
    domStorageEnabled = flag;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getLoadWithOverviewMode() {
    return loadWithOverviewMode;
  }

  @Override
  public void setLoadWithOverviewMode(boolean flag) {
    loadWithOverviewMode = flag;
  }

  public boolean getAppCacheEnabled() {
    return appCacheEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAppCacheEnabled(boolean appCacheEnabled) {
    this.appCacheEnabled = appCacheEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAppCacheMaxSize(long appCacheMaxSize) {
    this.appCacheMaxSize = appCacheMaxSize;
  }

  public long getAppCacheMaxSize() {
    return appCacheMaxSize;
  }

  public String getAppCachePath() {
    return appCachePath;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAppCachePath(String appCachePath) {
    this.appCachePath = appCachePath;
  }
  // End API 7

  private boolean blockNetworkLoads = false;
  private WebSettings.PluginState pluginState = WebSettings.PluginState.OFF;

  @Override
  public synchronized boolean getBlockNetworkLoads() {
    return blockNetworkLoads;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setBlockNetworkLoads(boolean flag) {
    blockNetworkLoads = flag;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized WebSettings.PluginState getPluginState() {
    return pluginState;
  }

  @Override
  public synchronized void setPluginState(WebSettings.PluginState state) {
    pluginState = state;
  }
  // End API 8

  private boolean useWebViewBackgroundForOverscrollBackground;

  @Override
  public boolean getUseWebViewBackgroundForOverscrollBackground() {
    return useWebViewBackgroundForOverscrollBackground;
  }

  @Override
  public void setUseWebViewBackgroundForOverscrollBackground(boolean useWebViewBackgroundForOverscrollBackground) {
    this.useWebViewBackgroundForOverscrollBackground = useWebViewBackgroundForOverscrollBackground;
  }
  // End API 9

  private boolean enableSmoothTransition;
  private boolean allowContentAccess = true;
  private boolean displayZoomControls;

  @Override
  public boolean enableSmoothTransition() {
    return enableSmoothTransition;
  }

  @Override
  public void setEnableSmoothTransition(boolean enableSmoothTransition) {
    this.enableSmoothTransition = enableSmoothTransition;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAllowContentAccess(boolean allow) {
    allowContentAccess = allow;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getAllowContentAccess() {
    return allowContentAccess;
  }

  @Override
  public void setDisplayZoomControls(boolean enabled) {
    displayZoomControls = enabled;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getDisplayZoomControls() {
    return displayZoomControls;
  }
  // End API 11

  private int textZoom = 100;

  @Override
  public int getTextZoom() {
    return textZoom;
  }

  @Override
  public void setTextZoom(int textZoom) {
    this.textZoom = textZoom;
  }
  // End API 14

  private boolean allowFileAccessFromFile = true;
  private boolean allowUniversalAccessFromFile = true;

  @Override
  public boolean getAllowFileAccessFromFileURLs() {
    return allowFileAccessFromFile;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAllowFileAccessFromFileURLs(boolean allow) {
    allowFileAccessFromFile = allow;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getAllowUniversalAccessFromFileURLs() {
    return allowUniversalAccessFromFile;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAllowUniversalAccessFromFileURLs(boolean allow) {
    allowUniversalAccessFromFile = allow;
  }
  //End API 16

  private boolean mediaPlaybackRequiresUserGesture = true;

  @Override
  public boolean getMediaPlaybackRequiresUserGesture() {
    return mediaPlaybackRequiresUserGesture;
  }

  @Override
  public void setMediaPlaybackRequiresUserGesture(boolean require) {
    mediaPlaybackRequiresUserGesture = require;
  }
  //End API 17

  private int mixedContentMode;
  private boolean acceptThirdPartyCookies;
  private boolean videoOverlayForEmbeddedEncryptedVideoEnabled;

  @Override
  public void setMixedContentMode(int mixedContentMode) {
    this.mixedContentMode = mixedContentMode;
  }

  @Override
  public int getMixedContentMode() {
    return mixedContentMode;
  }

  @Override
  public void setVideoOverlayForEmbeddedEncryptedVideoEnabled(boolean b) {
    videoOverlayForEmbeddedEncryptedVideoEnabled = b;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getVideoOverlayForEmbeddedEncryptedVideoEnabled() {
    return videoOverlayForEmbeddedEncryptedVideoEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getAcceptThirdPartyCookies() {
    return acceptThirdPartyCookies;
  }

  @Override
  public void setAcceptThirdPartyCookies(boolean acceptThirdPartyCookies) {
    this.acceptThirdPartyCookies = acceptThirdPartyCookies;
  }
  // End API 21

  @Override
  public void setOffscreenPreRaster(boolean enabled) {

  }

  public boolean getOffscreenPreRaster() {
    return false;
  }

  // End API 23

  @Override
  public int getDisabledActionModeMenuItems() {
    return 0;
  }

  @Override
  public void setDisabledActionModeMenuItems(int menuItems) {

  }

  // End API 24.
}

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Mölnlycke launches new surgical glove plant in Malaysia injecting RM233 million
20 September 2022 | News | By Hithaishi C Bhaksar
The new plant at Kulim Hi-Tech Park, Kedah designed to build a sustainable healthcare manufacturing ecosystem for high-quality surgical gloves in a cutting-edge automated glove production and packaging line
Photo Credit: Mölnlycke
The world-leading medical product and solutions company, Mölnlycke of Sweden has launched a new surgical glove plant in Kulim Hi-Tech Park, Kedah, with a total investment of EUR 50 million (RM233 million).
The new manufacturing plant was officiated by YAB. Dato' Seri Haji Muhammad Sanusi Bin Md Nor, Chief Minister of Kedah, HE Dr. Joachim Bergstrom, Ambassador of Sweden and Zlatko Rihter, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mölnlycke. Also present at the official launch were Dato' Wira Dr. Ku Abd Rahman Ku Ismail, Senior State EXCO Member for Industry & Investment, Higher Education, Science, Technology & Education; Datuk Wira Arham Abdul Rahman, CEO of Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA); Mohammad Haris Kader Sultan, Chief Executive (CE) of Northern Corridor Implementation Authority (NCIA) and Karl-Henrik Sundström, Chair of the Board of Mölnlycke.
The new facility is a major milestone of Mölnlycke's sustainability roadmap - WeCare and is complimenting Malaysia's sustainabile industrialisation goals while aiming to create 400 new job opportunities within the state.
The new production site, spread across 29,164 sqm with building footprint of 14,620 sqm, is fully equipped with the cutting-edge automated glove production and packaging line.
The manufacturing plant is constructed in partnership with global sustainability solutions providers, ENGIE and Veolia Water Technologies. Veolia will be assisting in improving the plant's wastewater management, effectively recycling water, and further improving the discharge quality.
Malaysia is core to Mölnlycke's surgical gloves business. To date, the company has three other additional factories based in the country, two of which are for the manufacturing of surgical gloves and another for packing. With business in over 100 countries worldwide, Mölnlycke entered the Malaysian market in 1990 and currently employs over 2,500 Malaysians in their network.
In his welcoming address, YAB Dato' Seri Haji Muhammad Sanusi bin Md Nor, Chief Minister of Kedah said, "The state of Kedah is very proud to be the host of Mölnlycke's new state-of the art factory, and in that being recognised as a state providing the right prerequisites for sustainable production of high-quality surgical gloves, and in that enable Mölnlycke to live its vision to improve hand performance for health care professionals across the globe".


PhD. of Microbiology, Ain-Shams University, Cairo, Egypt, 2013.
Title: "Microbiological studies on biofilm forming bacteria and their role in enhancing corrosion of iron metals"; M.Sc. of Microbial Biotechnology, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt, 2009; "Biochemical studies on an amylolytic enzyme produced by bacterial isolates from Egyptian soils"; B.Sc. of English Literature, Faculty of Literature, Cairo University, Egypt; 2017. Grade: Very good; B.Sc. of Microbiology and chemistry, Faculty of science, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt, 2002. Grade: Excellent with honor degree.


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Home > Government & Economy
EU's Tusk says Brexit talks must settle 'people, money, Ireland' first
Fri, Apr 28, 2017 - 11:07 PM
EU President Donald Tusk said Friday that Britain must first settle the divorce issues of "people, money and Ireland" before any talks on a post-Brexit trade deal.
[BRUSSELS] EU President Donald Tusk said Friday that Britain must first settle the divorce issues of "people, money and Ireland" before any talks on a post-Brexit trade deal.
In a letter to the other 27 European Union leaders ahead of a key summit on Saturday, Mr Tusk said that "before discussing our future, we must first sort out our past." The EU 27 are set to adopt guidelines for the negotiations on Brexit at the summit, following British Prime Minister Theresa May's formal triggering of the two-year divorce process last month.
Former Polish premier Tusk said the "only possible approach" was phased talks, in which Britain must make "sufficient progress" on the divorce issues before negotiations on future ties.
"This is not only a matter of tactics, but - given the limited time frame we have to conclude the talks - it is the only possible approach," Mr Tusk wrote to the leaders.
"I would like us to unite around this key principle during the upcoming summit, so that it is clear that progress on people, money and Ireland must come first," he wrote.
UK Parliament ratifies Brexit divorce law
"And we have to be ready to defend this logic during the upcoming negotiations." Mrs May wants to discuss the divorce settlement and a trade deal at the same time ahead of Britain's exit from the bloc in March 2019.
The EU says the key issues are the fate of three million EU citizens living in Britain and one million Britons resident in the EU as well as Britain's exit bill estimated at around 60 billion euros (S$91.1 billion).
Mr Tusk also called for action to avoid a "hard border" between the Republic of Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland.
A senior EU official said a key part of Saturday's summit would involve defining what "sufficient progress" means, with some states wanting to move on to the trade talks phase more quickly than others.
Leaders will also discuss the relocation of two EU agencies currently based in Britain - the European Banking Authority and European Medicines Agency - which several EU states are bidding to host.
Mr Tusk's comments come a day after a war of words between British premier May and German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the two years of negotiations.
Mrs Merkel said Britain should not have "illusions" about getting favourable treatment. But Mrs May hit back by accusing the EU 27 of planning to "line up to oppose us." EU officials have repeatedly stressed the 27's united front on the Brexit issue, after years of divisions over issues ranging from the euro to migration.
Mrs May "should not underestimate the commitment to unity," one European diplomat said.
This was especially true on the sensitive issue of Britain's exit bill, the senior EU official said, adding: "I have never seen net payers and net contributors working so closely." The leaders will also discuss whether to back automatic membership for Northern Ireland after Brexit if it ever reunifies with Ireland, an EU Council source told AFP.
Ireland is expected to ask the 27 EU leaders to endorse that idea.
Britons voted to leave the EU in a closely-fought referendum in June 2016.
Britain must change how land is used to meet climate goal: advisers
US candidate Gabbard sues Hillary Clinton for calling her 'Russian asset'
Spain raises minimum wage, adding to 2019 hike
China halts flights and trains out of virus outbreak city: state media


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Listen To Actor Charles Durning Tell You What Memorial Day Is All About [VIDEO]
Tricia Published: May 26, 2019
Memorial Day is the day we set aside to remember heroes of our Armed Forces who were lost in battle. A few years ago, the late actor Charles Durning recounted what it was like to be a 20 year old soldier seeing his first combat during Operation Overlord, or D-Day.
Mr. Durning didn't really talk that much about his experiences on the battlefield for decades after the war. He spent those years after the war to build an amazing show business career, but when the 50th anniversary of D-Day came around in 1994, he allowed his memories to unfold for a documentary. Mr. Durning was awarded three Purple Hearts for wounds he suffered and a Silver Star for valor. He was the only survivor of the unit with which he landed on the beach at Normandy on D-Day.
Memorial Day is considered the start of the summer, and there are some great sales on cool stuff this weekend, and that's all good. But before you head out for some fun in the sun, take a few minutes to listen to the memories of a man who fought for our country and watched so many of his fellow soldiers die for our country. A few minutes is not too much to ask to honor their service and their sacrifice so that we may grill hot dogs and take a three day weekend in peace.
We thank all of our Armed Forces for their service, but on Memorial Day, we remember them with a special prayer of thanks from a grateful nation for the men and women who were willing to pay the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We could never repay them, and we will never forget.
And because I want to also remember Charles Durning's life after his service in the Army, here is a clip that shows what a fabulous actor he was. This is from 'The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas', and his gleeful performance is one of my favorites of his.
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Q: Limit the number of characters viewed in textfield in android I am still new to android and i am trying to make a notes application
i want the user to be able to type anything in the title (text)
but only display a few characters (say 15) followed by (...)
i tried searching for this but the only thing i found is how to LIMIT size of text ( i do not want to do that i just want to limit what is viewed)
i do not want to do the following:
android:maxLength="10"

so my question is : what is the best way to do that?
 also is there a way to do it in xml or only in java?
Any help is appreciated :)

A: Write this inside your textView
    android:ellipsize="end"
    android:maxLines="1"
    android:singleLine="true"

and if you want to scroll in textView use this
    android:scrollHorizontally="true"

http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/TextView.html#attr_android:ellipsize

A: Its not an answer , more of a comment , but you can try android:singleLine = "true".
source

A: You just change
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
use this below line
android:layout_width="match_parent"
<LinearLayout
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_centerVertical="true"
            android:layout_marginLeft="10dp"
            android:layout_marginTop="10dp"
            android:layout_toRightOf="@+id/visitBox"
            android:orientation="vertical" >

            <TextView
                android:id="@+id/txvrequestTitle"
                android:layout_width="match_parent"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:singleLine="true"
                android:text="Abcdefghighiklmnon"
                android:textAppearance="?android:attr/textAppearanceLarge"
                android:textColor="@color/orange_color" />

        </LinearLayout>


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Q: I can not find where the code decides to Change the value of Slot2 from R to Y. in context the program looks for the first slot "Slot1 = "Y" then it checks the spaces orthogonal to Slot1 to find if they are the second slot "Slot2 = "R".
     Program.cs
using System;
using System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates;
using Rose_Game;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Net;

namespace Rose_Game
{
    class MainClass
    {

        public static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //testing this
            string[,] board = new string[4, 4];

            board[0, 0] = "W";
            board[0, 1] = "W";
            board[0, 2] = "W";
            board[0, 3] = "W";
            board[1, 0] = null;
            board[1, 1] = "W";
            board[1, 2] = "P";
            board[1, 3] = "W";
            board[2, 0] = "W";
            board[2, 1] = "Y";
            board[2, 2] = "R";
            board[2, 3] = "W";
            board[3, 0] = "W";
            board[3, 1] = "P";
            board[3, 2] = "R";
            board[3, 3] = "W";
here you see that Slot2 is R
            string Slot1 = "Y";
            string Slot2 = "R";

            //end of testing
            int x = 0;
            int y = 0;

            Positions.Pos1(Slot1,Slot2,board,x,y);

        }
    }
}

this is  Positions.cs
using System;
using System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates;
using System.IO.Pipes;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
namespace Rose_Game
{
    public class Positions
    {
        public Positions()
        {
        }

        public static void Pos1(string Slot1, string Slot2, string[,] board,int x, int y)
        {
            int ans = 0;
            Console.WriteLine("Slot1 is {0}",Slot1);
            Console.WriteLine("Slot2 is {0}",Slot2);

            for (int b = 0; b < 4; b++)
            {
                if (y+b<4 && board[x, y + b] == Slot1)
                    {
                        ans = 1;
                        y = y + b;
                        break;
                    }
                    else if (y + b < 4 && x + 1 < 4 && board[x + 1, y + b] == Slot1)
                    {
                        ans = 1;
                        y = y + b;
                        x = x + 1;
                        break;
                    }

                    else if (y + b < 4 && x + 2 < 4 && board[x + 2, y + b] == Slot1)
                    {
                        ans = 1;
                        y = y + b;
                        x = x + 2;
                        break;
                    }
                    else if ( y + b < 4 && x + 3 < 4 && board[x + 3, y + b] == Slot1)
                    {
                        ans = 1;
                        y = y + b;
                        x = x + 3;
                        break;
                    }
                }

            switch (ans)
            {
                case 1:
                    Pos2(board,Slot1, Slot2, x, y);
                    break;
                default:
                    Console.WriteLine("Slot1 {0} = ({1},{2})", Slot1, x, y);
                    Console.WriteLine("Card did not Score");
                    break;
            }

        }

        public static void Pos2(string[,] board, string Slot2,string Slot1, int x, int y)
        {
            int ans = 0;

somewhere before this Slot2 changes to Y:
                Console.WriteLine(board[2,2]);
                Console.WriteLine("Slot2 is {0}",Slot2);
                if (y + 1 < 4 && board[x, y + 1] == Slot2)
                {
                    ans = 2;
                    y = y + 1;
                }

                else if (y - 1 < 0 && board[x, y - 1] == Slot2)
                {
                    ans = 2;
                    y = y - 1;
                }

                else if (x + 1 < 4 && board[x + 1, y] == Slot2)
                {
                    ans = 2;
                    x = x + 1;
                }

                else if (x - 1 > 0 && board[x - 1, y] == Slot2)
                {
                    ans = 2;
                    x = x - 1;
                }
                else
                {
                    ans = 3;

                }

                switch (ans)
                {
                    case 2:
                        Console.WriteLine(" Slot2 {0} = ({1},{2})", Slot2, x, y);
                        break;
                    case 3:
                    Console.WriteLine("The card  did not scored");
                    break;

                    default:
                        Pos1(Slot1,Slot2,board,x,y);
                        break;
                }

            }

    }
}


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CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the lawsuit filed against IBM by SCO is a stalking-horse for a deeper struggle between proprietary and open-source software.
Earlier this month, SCO Group sued IBM for allegedly misappropriating SCO's Unix technology and then building it into Linux. The lawyers want to project an image of a small company's valiant battle to protect its own intellectual property against an unscrupulous bully. The reality is more complex. Even though SCO desperately wants to avoid turning this into debate over the merits of opposing models for software development, the lawsuit filed against IBM looks more like a stalking-horse for a deeper struggle between proprietary and open-source software. Here's why.
Unfortunately for Novell, the plan only worked on paper. In practice, it turned into a mess and the board forced Noorda's retirement. His replacement, Robert Frankenberg, jettisoned the non-networking pieces of the company with UnixWare winding up being sold to the Santa Cruz Operation. Caldera (a company that Noorda coincidentally had co-founded in 1994) later changed its name after acquiring the Unix assets of SCO in 2001.
SCO has long concentrated on marketing in niches where businesses could run its version of Unix on less expensive Intel-based computers. That appeared a seeming advantage as Unix has not traditionally been an operating system that many IT managers chose to run on underpowered Intel chips.
Corporate reluctance began melting away in the last couple of years as Intel improved the capacity of its microprocessors. The emergence of Linux as an acceptable enterprise server operating system further accelerated the trend. For companies like SCO, which provide the integuments for more expensive, proprietary Unix server implementations, that's bad news in bells.
SCO now claims it got sucker-punched when IBM canceled a joint development project to build a new 64-bit Unix-based operating system for Intel platforms. The charge is Big Blue used misappropriated information filched from SCO and transferred that knowledge to the open-source community.
Filing this sort of lawsuit against IBM with its mammoth resources may sound like a fool's errand. But the chance for a big payday probably makes a lot of sense to a company losing money hand over foot.
So it was that SCO contracted Boies, Schiller & Flexner to handle the case, thus setting the stage for an especially entertaining drama--assuming this squabble does go to court--with David Boies battling the company he once famously defended after the U.S. Department of Justice sued IBM for antitrust violations.
SCO now claims it got sucker-punched when IBM canceled a joint development project to build a new 64-bit Unix-based operating system for Intel platforms.
Good choice. During the Microsoft antitrust case, I had the fortune to watch at close range as Boies, the lead attorney for the government, reduced sundry defense witnesses to drooling baboons on the stand. But even somebody this accomplished at taking people apart in court can't compensate for what is a deeply flawed--dare I say dopey?lawsuit.
It's not as if IBM had never gained any independent expertise developing an operating system that could run on Intel-based computers. Anybody remember OS/2? And IBM acquired Sequent in 1999, which had developed a version of Unix that ran on servers with dozens of Intel processors.
If SCO's software engineering insight was so valuable, then management blew a historic opportunity by not recognizing the Linux trend and moving more quickly. Running to the court for damages is an after-the-fact acknowledgment that SCO backed the wrong horse.
To be sure, Big Blue has a clear self-interest promoting Linux and destroying the economic value of Unix on Intel-based processors. But isn't that the nature of competition?


For many who imbibe, wine is the drink of choice. Whether red, white, rosé or sparkling, people love to cavort like in the days of old Rome, letting Bacchus take control. Who drinks the most wine? What part of revenues from alcoholic beverages are made up of wine sales? Out of 44 countries in the wine market worldwide, which country consumed the most wine in 2017?


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6 April 2022, 1.00pm EDT
Weakening Quebec Nickel Standards: A Dangerous Attack on Public Health and the Environment
QuébecEconomic DevelopmentHealth
Quebec Meilleure Mine and MiningWatch Canada
(Ottawa, Quebec) Quebec Meilleure Mine and MiningWatch Canada condemn the Quebec government's decision to weaken air quality standards for nickel. This decision, which follows years of pressure from mining industry lobbyists, goes against the advice of 18 Quebec public health departments, the City of Quebec, and the many citizen and environmental organizations that participated in public consultations last February.
"Two years into a pandemic, where we've been told constantly to listen to public health authorities, the government has done just the opposite. It tossed aside the unanimous opinion of 18 public health departments and has caved to mining industry lobbyists who are only interested in increasing their profits," says Rodrigue Turgeon, lawyer, Canada Program Co-Lead at MiningWatch Canada, and a spokesperson for Quebec Meilleure Mine.
The Quebec Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change (MELCC) has quintupled the permitted daily emissions of nickel and its carcinogenic compounds from 14 ng/m3 to 70 ng/m3. The addition of an annual standard of 20 ng/m3 is still two to ten times more permissive than the standards already in place in many jurisdictions internationally, including Western Australia, Vermont, California, Michigan, and Norway, as well as the recommendations of the World Health Organization and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
"The impacts of this decision will be felt wherever there are industrial sources that emit nickel, from Ottawa to Nunavik, including Abitibi, Montérégie, Saguenay, Chaudière-Appalaches and the centre of Quebec," says Ugo Lapointe, responsible mineral production and consumption consultant and a spokesperson for Quebec Meilleure Mine. "Rather than relaxing standards, the government should require industry to invest in technologies that reduce air pollution in the first place."
"The industry and the government are talking out of both sides of their mouths," says Rodrigue Turgeon. "On the one hand, they advertise 'green mines' and 'minerals of the future,' while on the other hand, they relax standards and allow mining companies to pollute more. This is totally inconsistent and contrary to the green image they are trying to promote."
The organizations deplore the fact that this latest relaxation of nickel standards is in addition to other recent government decisions that undermine the protection of public health and the environment, including the decision to allow a mining company to dump its tailings into lakes in Quebec. See the brief filed by Quebec Meilleure Mine and MiningWatch Canada as part of the consultations conducted by the MELCC in February 2022.
Rodrigue Turgeon, M.S.V.D., J.D., National Program Co-Lead, MiningWatch Canada, joint spokesperson for the Quebec Meilleure Mine Coalition (819) 444-9226, [email protected]
Ugo Lapointe, B.Sc.H., Co-founder and joint spokesperson for the Quebec Meilleure Mine Coalition, Consultant | Responsible Production and Consumption of Minerals, (514) 708-0134, [email protected]
Founded in 2008, Quebec Meilleure Mine's mission is to promote better social, environmental and economic practices in Quebec. Today, the Coalition brings together around 40 organizations that collectively represent more than 300,000 individuals from all regions of Quebec, including citizen, environmental, labour, academic and medical organizations.
Founded in 1999, MiningWatch Canada now has some 30 member organizations that collectively represent several hundred thousand individuals across Canada. Over the past 20 years, MWC has become a key player with more than 200 investigations, interventions, reports and legal actions on as many mining projects on a national and international scale.
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As seen on a special news report (Teletica Channel 7, SoftonITG), a technology and software development firm located in San Jose, Costa Rica, announced today that the Company has launched its location-based transportation App, CETATI.
Thanks to Appsr, there is a global disruption growing within the public transportation industry. SoftonITG launches transport App CETATI. Bringing to market an Uber-like service offering, CETATI is location-based, intended to directly support localized taxi organizations.
SoftonITG launches transport App CETATI as a localized platform, which taxi organizations will use to improve their service and driver-traveler security; while offering the best priced, most technologically advanced, local transportation system on the market. CETATI is now poised to become the next big taxi digital platform, affording an array of services typically not found with other transportation options.
SoftonITG launches transport App CETATI, to include features such as a digital taximeter which cannot be altered, crystal clear digital radio communication with dispatch and a digital camera which takes continuous pictures of the driver and passenger for mutual safety. Additional features include (a) a fully digital map, which routes the entire trip, (b) GPS location, assuring the taxi does not wonder off course, and (c) full audio capabilities, ideal for the vision impaired, which orally states when the ride begins, ends and the total amount due.
Davide Tonti, CTO of SoftonITG concluded, "We officially launched beta testing of CETATI, on October 9th. The beta began on that day, with just 10 taxis randomly located throughout Costa Rica. We anticipate the platform being more functionally robust in the middle of November, as we already have a list of 200 taxis waiting to be integrated onto our new CETATI platform.
SoftonITG, headquartered in San Jose, Costa Rica, is a technology and software development company. Specializing in software development and integrated technologies [IoT (Internet of Things)], the Company currently employs 39 Developers and Creators. The Company has completed over 150 projects, creates 510 banners per month and retouches about 1000 photos per month. The Company, which is in the process of expanding to the United States, has over 60 satisfied reoccurring international clients.


If you're tired of your office job and want a creative challenge, you might want to consider this new position.
This married couple are looking for someone to take care of their twin girls in a part time nanny role, but there's a catch – you have to do it dressed as a Disney princess.
The parents posted an advert on Childcare, where they describe – in detail – exactly what they're after.
You'll need to dress and play a new character every month, whether that's Anna from Frozen, Moana, Rapunzel or Cinderella.
The chosen nanny will be asked to arrange 'Disney-related activities', such as 'arts and crafts, baking, singing', as well as perform regular nanny duties including picking the girls up from school, cooking dinner and putting them to bed if the parents are stuck at work.
According to the couple, the twin girls are 'obsessed' with Disney princesses and their parents believe this is the 'best way to communicate some important values' to them.
The pair admit that it's an unusual request, but want to use Disney princesses to teach the twins about 'things like determination, compassion, fearlessness and ambition from strong yet relatable female role models'.
The 'right candidate' will take home £40,000 a year, working just four days a week.
The Disney costumes will also be paid for by the parents, and 25 days holiday is on the table (including bank holidays).
Do you have what it takes to be a part time Disney princess? Apply here.
'I have a slightly unusual request that I'm hoping someone will be able to help me with!
'Myself and my husband are looking for a part-time nanny to care for our twin girls during the week, but we want to hire someone to look after our children whilst in character as a different Disney princess every month, such as Princess Anna, Moana, Rapunzel and Princess Merida.
'Like most five-year-olds, our girls are obsessed with Disney and we feel this would be the best way to communicate some important values.
'We know this isn't a normal request for nannies, however we think it would be a great way to teach our girls about things like determination, compassion, fearlessness and ambition from strong yet relatable female role models like Princess Tiana, Princess Anna, Belle and Cinderella.
'We are looking for someone who can commit to a character and create a really fun atmosphere in our home, but also won't be afraid to be a disciplinarian if the twins are naughty or act out – they can be little terrors at times!
'The right person will have a real creative flare as well as a passion for all things Disney and will be able to share that love of those characters with our girls. The role involves picking the girls up after school, four days a week, arranging a variety of Disney-related activities (arts and crafts, baking, singing, etc.), cooking dinner and potentially putting them to bed if we're late home from work.
'The job is part-time, but the right nanny must be willing to work around our busy schedules. Candidates must be looking for a long-term job, as we want to keep the successful nanny in the girl's lives for the foreseeable future.
'We're able to offer around £40,000 a year for the right candidate and will also be covering the hire of each Disney princess costume. You'll be entitled to 25 days holiday, plus bank holidays, as well as the statutory sick day allocation, however you must be flexible in case of any emergencies.
'Requirements include having a clean driving licence, first aid training and a minimum two years' experience in nannying or a similar role. We think a trial shift would work best, so we can see how you interact with our girls and allow us to formally meet before hiring.
'Again, we know this isn't exactly a normal job offer, but we think it's a great opportunity for someone to get really creative and add a little magic to our girl's lives!


Nearly three-quarters of renters rated homeownership as "important," and more than half of renters (52 percent) said they plan to buy a home in the future, as nearly all see the advantages of owning versus renting.
This is the first time C.A.R. has conducted its Renters Survey. The survey was conducted by telephone to 800 home renters statewide from April 26-May 25, 2013. The survey was also conducted online to 875 home renters statewide in August 2013. Demographic profiles of the two sets of respondents varied some, with the most significant difference being their age. The median age of online respondents was 39 and was 45 for telephone respondents.
While almost half of all respondents believed that gaining equity and investing for their future and their children's future was an advantage of homeownership, online respondents were twice as likely to carry that belief. Online respondents were also three times as likely to believe in freedom gained from homeownership and were twice as likely to take pride and feel satisfaction from owning something of their own.
There are other interesting differences between online and telephone respondents. Among online respondents to the survey, 33 percent indicated having outstanding student loans, with 84 percent averaging less than $10,000 of student loan debt. Fourteen percent of telephone respondents had outstanding debt, with 17 percent owing more than $50,000.
Additionally, telephone respondents are more stationary and are less likely to move in the near future. Meanwhile, more than one-third (35 percent) of online respondents plan to move within the next couple of years. Online respondents, for various reasons, are also more likely to see significant increases in their rents, with 17 percent indicating their most recent rent increase was more than 20 percent.
Twenty-six percent previously owned a primary residence, and 6 percent currently own real estate. Of those who previously owned a home, the reasons for selling include: Needed to move for family reasons (24 percent), foreclosure (14 percent), needed to move for work (13 percent), short sale (11 percent), and bankruptcy (3 percent).
You've done the research, you've browsed homes, and now you finally made the decision to purchase a home.
The home-buying experience can be challenging for home-buyers because of the detailed process and the involvement of so many outside parties. Do you know if you're truly ready to purchase a home? Realtor.com shares 10 Steps to Home Ownership.
1. Decide what you want, and if you are ready. Whether you are a first-time home buyer or entering the marketplace as a repeat buyer, you need to ask why you want to buy.
2. Get a Realtor. Buying and selling real estate is a complex matter. In this maze of forms, financing, inspections, marketing, pricing and negotiating, it makes sense to work with professionals who know the community and much more. Those professionals are the local REALTORS® who serve your area.
3. Get Pre-approved for a Loan. Contact your local Bay Equity loan officer and pre-qualify for a loan today!
4.. Look at Homes. Millions of new and existing homes are sold each year. There's no shortage of housing options, but with so many choices the challenge becomes finding the property which best meets your needs.
5. Choose a Home. There's no doubt that choosing a home is a big decision and you want to do it right.
6. Get Funding. Often the cost of real estate financing is routinely greater than the original purchase price of a home (after including interest and closing costs). Because financing is so important, buyers should have as much information as possible regarding mortgage options and costs.
7. Make an Offer. This is where your Realtor comes in handy. While much attention is spent on offering prices, a proposal to buy includes both the price and terms. In some cases, terms can represent thousands of dollars in additional value for buyers — or additional costs. Terms are extremely important and should be carefully reviewed.
8. Get Insurance. The essential idea behind various forms of real estate insurance is to protect owners in the event of catastrophe. If something goes wrong, insurance can be the bargain of a lifetime.
9. Close the Loan. Closing is a brief process where all of the necessary paperwork needed to complete the transaction is signed. Closing is typically held in an office setting, sometimes with both buyer and seller at the same table, sometimes with each party completing their papers separately.
10. What's Next? Move in, make your house your own, and enjoy your new purchase!
use your own, and enjoy your new purchase!
One of the major advantages to building a new home is the fact that you have more flexibility in choosing a floor plan. With so many options to choose from, here are some things you should think about ahead of time in order to ensure you make the right decision.
Your home should be a reflection of you, which is why your floor plan should easily fit your lifestyle. If you entertain often, you may want to consider an open floor plan that would allow your guests to mingle with one another. You could also need a home office that's located some distance away from your living room in order to ensure it's peaceful and quite. Begin by making a list of your needs so that you can talk with California new homebuilders about them, as this will allow you to see floor plans that would meet your requirements.
Are you likely to take in an aging parent or need to make room for an adult child to move home? If so, you could want to include an in-law suite to your floor plan. Likewise, if there's a chance someone in your family could need to use a walker or wheelchair soon, you may want to go ahead and make your new home accessible. Buyers are holding onto their homes longer than ever these days, which means your new residence should be versatile enough to see you through a number of life stages without needing excessive modifications.
The size of home you choose can largely determine the floor plan, as some rooms may need to be smaller or have entries relocated in order to make them practical. An experienced builder will be able to take your list of requirements and then determine the best possible layout within the size you specify. In fact, a contractor could actually come up with several unique possibilities so that you could come up the choice that suits you best.
Here at Trumark Homes, we have a number of floor plans for homes of varying sizes. Contact us today to find the one that's right for you so you can begin enjoying your dream home as quickly as possible.


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Q: how to move a rectangle in a pygame program Good day, I am writing a pygame program that uses sockets. Right now I am just trying to get the rectangles to move in the x-axis and I keep getting this error

self.rect.x += self.dx
AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'x' ".

My goal is just to move the rect left and right. using the move method below.
import pygame
class Player():
    def __init__(self, x, y, width, height, color):
        self.x = x
        self.y = y
        self.width = width
        self.height = height
        self.color = color
        self.rect = pygame.Rect((x, y, width, height))
        self.vel = 3
        self.dx = 0
        self.dy = 0
        self.jump = False

    def draw(self, win):
        pygame.draw.rect(win, self.color, self.rect)

    def move(self, screen_width, screen_height):
        SPEED = 10
        dx = 0
        dy = 0
        keys = pygame.key.get_pressed()

        if keys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
            self.dx = -SPEED

        if keys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
            self.dx = SPEED

        self.update()

    def update(self):
        # update player position
        self.rect.x += self.dx
        self.rect.y += self.dy
        self.rect = (self.x, self.y, self.width, self.height)
        self.dx = 0
        self.dy = 0

A: I see that you already created a pygame.Rect object and updated it correct, why recreate that object?
Change this:
def update(self):
    # update player position
    self.rect.x += self.dx
    self.rect.y += self.dy
    self.rect = (self.x, self.y, self.width, self.height)
    self.dx = 0
    self.dy = 0

To:
def update(self):
    # update player position
    self.rect.x += self.dx
    self.rect.y += self.dy
    self.dx = 0
    self.dy = 0

Also you might want to remove this as it doesn't do anything:
self.x = x
self.y = y

Unless you need the position where it was first created


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One Tree Hill Wedding Episodes Set the Stage for Premiere of New Reality Series "Hitched Or Ditched" on May 26
As previously announced, the season finale of "Reaper" will lead into the "Hitched" premiere on May 26.
[via press release from The CW]
"ONE TREE HILL" WEDDING EPISODES SET THE STAGE FOR PREMIERE OF NEW REALITY SERIES "HITCHED OR DITCHED" ON MAY 26
On May 25, Encore Episodes of "One Tree Hill" Feature Two Weddings -- one "Hitched" and one "Ditched"
Burbank, CA (May 12, 2009) - The CW will show some love for its new reality/relationship series "Hitched or Ditched" by airing encore presentations of two wedding-themed episodes of the hit drama "One Tree Hill" on Monday, May 25 (8:00-9:00 p.m. and 9:00-10:00 p.m. ET). "Hitched or Ditched" will premiere the following night, Tuesday, May 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET), following the season finale of "Reaper."
On "One Tree Hill," the character of Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray) has been both ditched and hitched. The series' 100th episode from season five, titled "Hundred," featured Lucas and Lindsey's (guest star Michaela McManus) wedding day. Lucas was ditched when Lindsey realized he was really in love with Peyton (Hilarie Burton). In this week's episode, "Forever and Almost Always," Lucas and Peyton finally tied the knot.
"Hitched or Ditched" is a one-hour reality show focusing on couples who are in long-term relationships but have not yet taken that big leap into marriage. Nominated by a friend who believes it's either time for the couple to tie to the knot or break up, each episode features a different couple who accept their friend's proposition to set a wedding date in one week's time. When the wedding day arrives, the couple will make the final decision � will they tie the knot or call the whole thing off? Viewers will witness every emotional milestone as the couple decides if it's time to get "Hitched or Ditched."
"Hitched or Ditched" is produced by RDF USA in association with Next Entertainment. The executive producers are Mike Fleiss ("The Bachelor," "High School Reunion"), Chris Coelen ("Secret Millionaire," "Don't Forget the Lyrics"), Greg Goldman ("Secret Millionaire," "Wife Swap"), Mike Duffy ("Addicted to Beauty") and Jason Ehrlich ("The Bachelor").
· ADDICTED TO BEAUTY (OXYGEN)
· BACHELOR, THE (ABC)
· DON'T FORGET THE LYRICS! (FOX)
· HIGH SCHOOL REUNION (TV LAND)
· HITCHED OR DITCHED (CW)
· ONE TREE HILL (CW)
· REAPER (CW)
· SECRET MILLIONAIRE (ABC)
· WIFE SWAP (PARAMOUNT)


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Maud Pauline Karpeles (1885-1976)
Maud Karpeles was born in London in 1885, into a middle-class family of German-Jewish descent. On leaving school, she studied piano for six months at the Hochschule fur Musik in Berlin and then undertook voluntary social work in the East End of London where she developed an interest in politics, becoming a member of the Fabian Society.
Karpeles and her sister Helen (1887-1976) first came across folk dances and songs when they attended the Stratford-upon-Avon Festival in 1909. They subsequently formed a folk dance club and gave demonstrations to illustrate Cecil Sharp's public lectures, thereby forming the nucleus of Sharp's English Folk Dance Society (EFDS), founded in 1911, which merged with the Folk-Song Society in 1932 to form the English Folk Dance and Song Society. By 1913, Karpeles had offered her services as Sharp's amanuensis and effectively took up residence with his family. She accompanied him on all but the first of his visits to America, and on all of his collecting trips to the Appalachians between 1916 and 1918. Shortly before his death in 1924, Sharp had intended to "make a dive into Newfoundland next year and prospect for songs and ballads" but it was left to Karpeles to carry out this project alone, which she did in 1929 and 1930, making a substantial collection of folk songs of British origin. Later, in 1950, and again in 1955, she revisited the Appalachians and recorded singers for the BBC, including some of those whom she had previously visited with Sharp.
Karpeles was instrumental in keeping the EFDS going and, in 1929, along with musician and dancer William Kimber, she laid the foundation stone of Cecil Sharp House. During the 1920s and 1930s she continued collecting folk dances and songs in England and Wales, notably North-West morris and English country dances, and was instrumental in making the first recordings of Phil Tanner from Gower in Wales. She also organised the hugely successful International Folk Dance Festival and Conference in London in 1935, and in 1936 she visited Yugoslavia. During the Second World War she worked with refugee musicians and with the Red Cross. Afterwards, she devoted most of her energies to the International Folk Music Council.
In 1932 her edition of Sharp's English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians was published, and she collaborated with A. H. Fox Strangways on his biography of Sharp (1933), which later appeared in a second edition under their joint names (1955), with a further version under her name alone (1967). Having written a short preface to the second (1936) edition of Sharp's English Folk-Song: Some Conclusions, she then edited both its third (1954) and fourth (1965) editions. In 1973 she published her own An Introduction to English Folk Song, which is substantially a restatement of Sharp's ideas. Her Folk Songs from Newfoundland appeared in 1971, and was followed by her two-volume edition of Cecil Sharp's Collection of English Folk Songs (1974), selections from which also appeared as The Crystal Spring (1975).
In 1961, Karpeles was awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for her services to folk music, and she also received honorary degrees from the Universite Laval in Quebec (1961) and Memorial University of Newfoundland (1970). She died in 1976 and her papers, including an unpublished autobiography and diaries from her collecting trips with Sharp in the Appalachian Mountains, reside with the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library (VWML). Copies of her Newfoundland notebooks, donated to Memorial University, have now been acquired to complete the collection. A Kinora film of her dancing in 1912 also exists (see the YouTube video below).
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Q: How do I install the correct Ethernet driver? So I'm new with Ubuntu, and I'm having huge problems installing the Ethernet driver to get the wired connection to work.
I read that downloading the compatible wireless driver will get it to work, so I did, burned it to a disc, tried to transfer it but don't know the commands to actually install it, nor do I even know if the one I installed is the right one.
I have a Toshiba Satellite L855-S5309, with an Atheros AR8162 Fast Ethernet (rev 10).
Also, this is the version of compatible I downloaded, compat-wireless-2012-12-18-pc.tar.bz2 .  How can I solve my issue?

A: See How do I get an Atheros AR8162 working? for a mini-HOWTO
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Download/stable/#Additional_patches_to_stable_releases is the source for newer compat-wireless drivers and for different kernels.
You might need to install linux-headers-generic build-essential via apt-get.


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MDP Chair Lavora Barnes Calls on James Craig to Disavow Campaign Adviser Lee Chatfield As He Faces Allegations of Sexual Assault
Recently, news broke that former Michigan State House Speaker Lee Chatfield is under Michigan State Police investigation following allegations of sexual assault. Chatfield was named an advisor of James Craig tasked with setting up his run for governor and in May was even notably "doing nothing to discourage speculation that he might be running for Lieutenant Governor" on Craig's ticket.
Chatfield is under investigation for allegedly "sexually abus[ing] a girl, starting approximately 11 years ago when she was about 15 and ending only recently." A day later, the victim came forward revealing herself to be Chatfield's sister-in-law Rebekah after claiming to have endured multiple unwanted encounters with him over several years and "throughout his political tenure in Lansing, including inside his Capitol office."
Over a series of interviews with Bridge Michigan, his brother Aaron Chatfield characterized Lee as having "few moral boundaries when it came to women" and recounted instances in which he took the former House Speaker to "strip clubs or evening rendezvous with various women, inside and outside of government, including a former staffer."
In light of these serious allegations, MDP Chair Lavora Barnes made the following statement:
"No one should ever have to endure what Rebekah Chatfield has described at the hands of former House Speaker Lee Chatfield. We applaud her bravery for coming forward. James Craig should immediately and publicly denounce Chatfield's involvement in his campaign now that he knows of the former elected official's illegal act of assaulting a minor."
The National Sexual Assault Hotline is 24 hours and can be reached at 1-800-656-4673.