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Westland Milk Products chief executive Toni Brendish.
Westland Milk Products lines up new $15m plant in New Zealand
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New Zealand dairy company Westland Milk Products has announced plans to build a NZD 22 million ($15.1 million) plant at its facility in Hokitika, South Island.
The co-operative has secured a NZD 9.9 million ($6.7 million) loan from the country's government to construct the unit, which is specifically designed for made-to-order segregation of milk types.
The plant will allow Westland to separately process (segregate) multiple types of special milk into high-value products to meet growing global and domestic demand.
Westland Milk Products claimed that a purpose-designed plant for processing multiple segregated products will be a "first" for the New Zealand dairy industry.
The unit – which is expected to be operational in time for the 2019-20 season – will also allow the co-operative to produce high-value segregated product even during the peak milk season.
Westland Milk chief executive Toni Brendish said segregated production of speciality milk is a key component of Westland's five-year strategy.
"Westland needs to reduce its dependency on bulk dairy commodities with their volatile pricing cycles," she said. "We'll do this by expanding our capacity to produce high-value products, differentiated by the special qualities of the milk used to make them. This will include A2 milk and our new Ten Star Premium Standard milk. There is also potential, in later stages of the project, for other segregated products such as grass-fed, pure Jersey, goat or sheep milk, or even plant-based nutrition."
She added: "We simply can't compete in the bulk dairy commodities arena where we have little influence or control over the vagaries of the global dairy trade, and a reduced ability to ride out its highs and lows. If Westland is to thrive, and grow our vital contribution to the West Coast economy, we must focus on our best assets, including our heritage, location, people and, particularly, our smaller size, with the agility and flexibility that comes with that.
"It makes sense for us to focus on low volume, segregated, high-value products that are far less susceptible to the cycles of the global dairy trade market. There is growing demand from customers prepared to pay premium prices for bespoke products that meet their, and their consumers', particular needs."
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This study is focused on lay evangelical readers and suggests a reconsideration of their notion of Scripture in light of commonly accepted conclusions of biblical scholarship over the past several generations. My concern is to help readers whose faith has been challenged by critical studies, and I suggest that evangelical faith would be well served by moving beyond a predominantly defensive doctrine of Scripture to develop a positive view that seriously engages contemporary critical scholarship. My proposal is to employ an "incarnational" model of Scripture—one that recognizes and affirms both the divine and human aspects of the Bible.
The stated purpose of Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament is "to bring an evangelical doctrine of Scripture into conversation with the implications generated by some important themes in modern biblical scholarship—particularly the Old Testament—over the past 150 years" (p. 13).
The book's primary audience is those readers who find it difficult to maintain their faith in God because "familiar and conventional" evangelical approaches often mishandle the challenges raised by modern biblical scholarship (p. 13).
Evangelicals commonly take a defensive posture to new ideas, and such defenses are "exercises in special pleading, attempts to hold on to comfortable ideas despite evidence that makes such ideas problematic. It is precisely the ineffectiveness of certain ways of thinking about the Bible that can sometimes cause significant cognitive dissonance for Christians who love and want to hold on to their Bible, but who also feel the weight of certain kinds of evidence" (p. 15).
I&I looks at three issues raised in modern biblical scholarship that are mishandled by Evangelicals: (1) the strong similarities between the Old Testament and the literature of other ancient societies; (2), theological diversity among the Old Testament authors; (3) how New Testament writers interpreted the Old Testament in inventive ways that reflect Jewish practices of the time (pp. 15-16).
In all three cases, the Bible behaves in ways that don't seem very "inspired," but rather very "human." An incarnational model of the Bible as one way to take seriously these types of challenges.
This model draws an analogy between Jesus and the Bible: "In the same way that Jesus is—must be—both God and human, the Bible is also a divine and human book" (p. 17). The Bible is not "an abstract, otherworldly book, dropped out of heaven. It was connected to and therefore spoke to those ancient cultures….precisely because Christianity is a historical religion, God's word reflects the various historical moments in which Scripture was written" (pp. 17-18).
The problems raised by the "human dimension" of the Bible for many evangelicals "has less to do with the Bible itself and more to do with our own preconceptions" of how the Bible "ought" to be (p. 15). An incarnational model can help evangelicals and other Christians reorient their expectations of Scripture and so come to peace with new developments in their understanding of the Bible.
"Inspiration and Incarnation was a watershed in evangelical hermeneutics. Enns's argument—that, however highly evangelicals may laud the Scriptures, an honest and serious approach to the text cannot ignore the findings of critical scholarship or the reality of Scripture itself—was as correct as it was forceful.


So many times we focus on the temporal rather than the eternal. We focus on the physical rather than the spiritual. Houses. Cars. Money. Jobs. Clothes. Jesus offers living water which is the Holy Spirit. What is your desire? What is your thirst? Physical possessions? Worldly things? Temporal Things? Or do you desire spiritual things? Do you desire eternal things? Do you desire living water? Living water will give life everlasting. Living water comes from Christ. Living water regenerates. Living water empowers. Living water gives guidance. Living water enables. Living water satisfies the soul. Christ is the source for living water. There is no substitute.


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Cape Campbell, Te Karaka in the Māori language, is in Marlborough, New Zealand, on the northeastern coast of the South Island. It lies at the southern end of Clifford Bay, 15 kilometres (9 mi) northeast of Ward, and 42 kilometres (26 mi) southeast of Blenheim. Cape Campbell lies close to the salt works at Lake Grassmere.
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It is the third-easternmost point of the South Island, at a longitude of about 174o16.5' East. (The two easternmost points are West head (it is the western shore of the opening to Tory Channel - the opposing shore being on Arapaoa Island), and Cape Jackson (between the entrances to Queen Charlotte Sound and Port Gore), both at a longitude of 174o19' east.)
The Cape Campbell Lighthouse has guided ships rounding the cape since 1870.
The third night of the Cape Campbell Track is spent at Cape Campbell, where the lighthouse keepers once stayed. When walking the Cape Campbell Track, a four-day private walking track, walkers retrace part of the original packtrack used by the lighthouse keepers to obtain vital supplies from the Flaxbourne Station Homestead where the first telegraph office stood.
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Douglas Bank Robber Sentenced To More Than Six Years Imprisonment
A Cheyenne man on Thursday was sentenced to prison for robbing a bank in Douglas in May, according to federal court records.
U.S. District Court Judge Alan Johnson sentenced Charles Mathis Jr. to six years, five months imprisonment plus five years probation after his prison term.
He was charged with one count of bank robbery, and pleaded guilty in July.
Johnson also ordered Mathis to pay a $100 special assessment, $809 in restitution and child support. Mathis will serve his time at a facility that can address his mental and physical needs, and his substance abuse.
The case began May 2 when law enforcement agencies responded to a call about a robbery of the Points West Community Bank on East Richards Street in Douglas.
A man wearing a black-hooded zip-up jacket and black hat entered the bank and gave a note to a teller: "'I have a Gun. Put the money the Bag now. Don't try anything.'"
The teller put $4,300 in cash in a Crown Royal liquor bag, and the man left the bank.
Witnesses did not see a gun.
Meanwhile, and apparently coincidentally, a Cheyenne woman called Douglas police saying her boyfriend had borrowed her car and was to have returned it to her the day before. Because he had not returned it, she thought he may have stolen it.
Her car had a Global Positioning System device indicating it was in Douglas at a school bus storage area east of the bank.
Later that day, a Converse County Sheriff's deputy stopped a car matching her description on Interstate 25 near Douglas. Mathis was identified as the driver.
After obtaining a warrant, law enforcement officers searched the car, found a Crown Royal bag and $4,300 in cash with wraps from Points West Community Bank.
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Q: Gridview should display dropdownlist "Text" which is selected instead of "Value" I have a Form where in I have two DropdownList "Status" & "Shelf" both have SQL Datasources and they are dependent. When ever I Insert a record, it enters perfectly but the "Status" & "Shelf" columns contain "Values" instead of "Text".

A: since you set parameters using SelectedValue property, you get the DataValueField bounded to droupdown list. if you need to get DataTextField, then try as below
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command.Parameters.AddWithValue("@shelf", DdlShelf.SelectedItem.Text);

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Q: Why do the Variables not update in this program? So, I have this bit of code:
graph = tf.Graph()

with graph.as_default():
    res  = tf.Variable(
        np.zeros((100, 100), dtype=np.float32)
    )

    mask = tf.placeholder(np.float32, (100, 100))
    res = tf.add(res, mask)

    init = tf.global_variables_initializer()

with tf.Session(graph=graph) as sess:
    sess.run(init)
    for i in range(100):
        x1, x2, y1, y2 = np.random.randint(0, 100, 4)
        x1, x2 = sorted((x1, x2))
        y1, y2 = sorted((y1, y2))

        c_mask = np.zeros((100, 100))
        c_mask[x1:x2, y1:y2] = 255

        new_pic = sess.run([res], feed_dict={mask:c_mask})[0]

fig = plt.figure()
ax = fig.add_subplot(111)

ax.imshow(new_pic.astype('uint8'), cmap='gray')
fig.show()

Basically, it (at least is supposed to) draws 100 random white rectangles on a black field. But what I get is this:

I do not understand. It looks like every iteration res just resets to bing a black slate again (the rectangle on the picture is the last one drawn, judging by the coordinates). Am I not saving it somehow, or what is it that I'm doing wrong?

A: Change these two lines:
res = tf.add(res, mask)
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new_pic = sess.run([res], feed_dict={mask:c_mask})[0]

to
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new_pic = sess.run([res, update_op], feed_dict={mask:c_mask})[0]

A tensor should me modified with Variable.assign().
While you intended to update the tensor "res", the first line doesn't update it but only creates another tensor, and the name "res" is assigned to the new tensor. Hence the original res is never updated.


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https://www.fairplanet.org/story/abortion-in-northern-ireland-is-still-a-crime/
Abortion in Northern Ireland is still a crime
Federica Tedeschi
abortion, amnesty international, human rights, Ireland, Offences Against the Person Act 1861, World Health Organisation (WHO)
Abortion is banned in Northern Ireland, even in cases of rape or incest or where the foetus will not survive. Women face life imprisonment for accessing reproductive health services that are instead freely provided on the National Health Service (NHS) everywhere else in the UK. Medical professionals face the threat of a life sentence for involvement in abortion practices.
Only in extremely restrictive cases, when the woman's life or health is in serious danger, is a termination allowed.
The 1967 Abortion Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom legalizes abortions by registered practitioners and regulates the free provision of such medical procedure through the NHS. A termination, which can usually be carried out during the first 24 weeks of pregnancy, covers Scotland, England and Wales. Northern Ireland is simply not on the list.
Why has this part of the UK been denied the implementation of such important human rights?
When the 1967 Act was introduced as a Private Members Bill by Lord David Steel, the Parliament of Northern Ireland was dominated by the Ulster Unionist Party, not willing to follow the example set by the rest of the United Kingdom. Even after the collapse of the parliament in 1972, leading to direct rule from Westminster, the political situation meant that successive UK governments were reluctant to bring Northern Ireland's abortion law into line with England, Scotland and Wales.
These events explain why the primary rule that governs abortion in Northern Ireland at present is still a Victorian-era legislation never debated in the British Parliament of its day: the Offences Against the Person Act 1861, according to which anyone carrying out a termination in the country can be jailed for life.
"Today we find ourselves in a rather surreal situation as the 1861 Act dates from a time before women had the right to vote. Existing laws which have such a tremendous impact on the well-being of women and girls must be brought into the 21st century, said a spokesperson for human rights organization Amnesty International (AI) UK in Northern Ireland.
According to the representative, it is because of the disparity in service provision that at least 1,000 women a year travel to England and Wales to access abortion services. On top of facing stigma and stress during an already traumatic time, they cannot even access the NHS for free, despite paying the same national insurance as women in the mainland. These patients must go to private clinics instead, and more often than not they travel to foreign countries such as Holland.
The scenario becomes strenuous for those who cannot afford to travel. This amounts to an inequality and class issue as financial problems make it less viable for disenfranchised women to access abortion services beyond their borders and therefore without facing prosecution.
"In Northern Ireland we say women who are better off go to England, women who are poor have babies", added the AI spokesperson.
The alternative for those women who cannot afford to travel to the mainland is opting for abortion tablets bought online. The drugs approved by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to induce termination in the early stages of pregnancy, misoprostol and mifepristone, are also provided by pro-choice organisations in Northern Ireland as well as in the Republic of Ireland.
However, even this practice is considered a crime.
Does punishment stop women and girls needing terminations? It would rather turn a difficult situation into a dangerous one, instead.
In order to celebrate women's access to safe medical abortion, Voice for Choice has expresses its solidarity with the organizers and participants of the March for Choice held in Belfast in July to inspire more people to challenge the status quo in Northern Ireland and send a message to Westminster that women's rights are human rights and must be respected and protected.
In April Amnesty International has called for an end to the criminalisation of women in Northern Ireland who have taken abortion pills, following two cases in a week of women accused of procuring the poison, coming before a Belfast court.
On a larger scale and while waiting for the decision of the Court of Appeal, to whom AI has put forward the case, the human rights organization has launched a petition that reads 'Abortion is not a crime', asking the Northern Ireland Assembly to bring existing abortion laws in line with international human rights legislation, as well as making abortion available in cases of rape, incest or severe foetal impairment.
"The petition provides an indication of how out of step politicians are with society on this issue. We've had a very strong response and currently there are over 56,000 signatures which give a robust indication that people want their human rights to be respected by government and laws which are in violation of these basic rights require reform", the spokesperson for AI said.
The move follows an historic moment in December 2015, when Belfast's High Court ruled that Northern Ireland's abortion law is in breach of the European Convention on Human Rights and recommended that the government finally changes the legislation.
Amnesty International expects the court to come to a decision later this year. Until then its representatives will continue campaigning for change and have already contributed to a 113-page report She is not a criminal, providing readers with a detailed explanation of the impact of Ireland's abortion law over the decades.
From the perspective of human rights and good governance, any social policy that perpetuates an inequality should be reviewed and clarity on the existing rules should be provided by the NHS (AI spokesperson).
In fact, the same standard of reproductive healthcare that is provided to women through the NHS in England, Wales and Scotland should be available to women in Northern Ireland.
Because abortion is a collective issue and not an individual one.
"Today we find ourselves in a rather surreal situation as the 1861 Act dates from a time before women had the right to vote."
"In Northern Ireland we say women who are better off go to England, women who are poor have babies."
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Er war von 1893 Mitinhaber der Eisengroßhandlung M. I. Caro & Sohn in Breslau.

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Wales, a wild and mysterious place. My first travels through the country was back in my university days. I remember some amazing mountains and terrain, very strange signs, and people with a fun, odd sense of humor I enjoyed. In doing research for historic sites interviews, I started looking back into Welsh sites and found that they certainly weren't lacking. There are so many castles, ruins and grounds to clamber around, not to mention lovely villages and sign posts with Welsh on them to try to learn how to pronounce.
St. Davids and Bishop's Palace is a ruin that is quite spectacular, in Pembrokeshire. It's a family friendly place with plenty of climbs for you. The grounds offer a lot to see and just relax. Soak in some history. It's not just a place to hang out, in the summer there are a series of events. Hopefully if you can, catch a performance.
Opening hours can vary so please contact the site for up to date information on 01437 720517. Last admissions 30 minutes before closing.
To let us know a bit more about the site. Here is her interview below.
How long has this historic site been in operation and how did it get it's start?
The site has been open to the public and charging an admission fee since at least the early 1960's. It was put in the care of the Ministry of Works in 1932 who did basic consolidation, conservation and excavation. As Pembrokeshire developed into a tourist area in the 1960's it was opened as an historic tourist attraction by the Department of the Environment although I believe that prior to that visitors could just come in and walk around. Since 1984 it has been in the care of Cadw.
Due to some recent film work and television series, some of the historic sites have seen a huge increase in visits. How has this been beneficial and challenging to the heritage site?
Very little impact has been felt here as it has been only minimally used – the BBC series 'Antiques Roadshow' was filmed here and then the BBC series of 'Hollow Crown' (the Shakespeare histories) filmed parts of 'Richard II'. I believe that any filming and publicity for the built historic environment is mainly beneficial as it raises their profile and may attract visitors who may not otherwise visit. It is also a good revenue stream.
With revenue increase, will you be able to expand upon some projects for the site?
As Cadw is currently part of the Welsh Government we have to work within given budgets. However, Cadw are continually looking to improve both interpretation and facilities at all their sites to improve the visitor experience and meet and exceed their targets.
What is the biggest challenge that you have in running a site like this?
The maintenance and conservation of the building is paramount as it is a scheduled ancient monument. Therefore when work needs doing we have to shut areas which may impact on the public. To combat this we have found ways to make it part of the visitor experience through explanation and interpretation of what we're doing, how and why. This has had an impact on repeat visits as people very often return to see what we've done and what the next phase is. There is also the competition for the tourist £ which is ever increasing with more and more attractions opening up. Looking at ways to increase our profits is also a challenge. Health and Safety presents a challenge as we aim to keep as much of the monument open to the public as possible – to do this we have to assess issues such as warning signage and look at ways of making visitors aware of potential issues.
Do you have interpreters and reenactments at your site and what is involved in running some of these programs?
We occasionally use re-enactors. This is never an issue to run as we use companies/groups who are used to working in an environment such as this and have researched fully. They are also responsible for their own risk assessments etc. The main impact is that it can draw larger visitor numbers in a small period of time so staffing has to be in place to deal with this. I have done costumed interpretation training and this is something we aim to increase over the coming year.
Does your site have exhibits or host special exhibits on occasion?
Due to the nature of the building it is difficult to house special exhibits for the following reasons: it is difficult to secure the site so any exhibits are vulnerable overnight when the site isn't staffed. Also the covered areas of the building are damp so this impacts some kinds of special exhibits. The site however has interpretation through the building in various formats. In the past we have had exhibitions of local sculptors work throughout the building and this adds another dimension to the site and attracts visitors who may not usually visit – or encourages a repeat visit.
If you get hired by a film company, how do you manage the site and what gets changed around? Because it is heritage, things must be maintained and safe, how do the film companies work around it?
On occasion it is necessary to close the site or close areas of it. However, we do try to stay open – it is good publicity for both us and the film company. We will always look to work with the company so that we have a complete plan in place long before filming takes place. It is up to the companies to put their risk assessments in place taking into account the nature of the building.
Do you have any funny behind the scenes stories?
There is nothing more unpredictable than working in tourism and most days see something unusual! We deal with people from all over the world (the most unusual visitor I've had here was a Sherpa from Nepal), we deal with an historic building and we deal with wildlife which uses the building as it's habitat – badgers stuck down holes, bees nests, bats! We also deal with people who can ask very strange questions – my personal favourite was a visitor who arrived and asked me why we'd moved the building as they were convinced that the last time they visited the site it was on an island! I tried various sites that I thought they had maybe got it confused with but they were not to be persuaded – they were right and I was wrong!
In 1995 Queen Elizabeth visited the site which obviously necessitated a high level of security with security personnel on site throughout the night before the visit. I arrived on site very early to find a sniffer dog handler sitting on a wall alone – his dog had disappeared to go chasing rabbits! Something funny happens nearly every day!!
Scotland is filled with great historical sites. Many of these have been seen in countless films and television series. In the summer of 2016 I visited one of these famous sites just outside Stirling, Scotland, Doune Castle. The site was featured in one of my favorite Monty Python films, The Holy Grail, and recently has represented the fictional Castle Leoch in the Outlander series on Starz.
The castle is mostly intact and has a great view of the surrounding area, as is the purpose of such a stronghold. At least it wasn't built in a swamp. The grounds are very nice and the facilities are very informative. Great narration at points of interest by both Terry Jones and Sam Heughan are featured. It's a short bus trip from Stirling if you are doing public transit.
Stephan Duncan at Commercial and Tourism at Historic Environment Scotland agreed to an interview on the site.
Interview With Stephen Duncan, Director of Commercial and Tourism at Historic Environment Scotland.
How long has this historic site been in operation and how did it get its start?
Dating back to the 1300s, Doune Castle near Stirling has a long history as a fortification. It was taken into our care in 1984 and has been managed as a popular visitor attraction since.
Doune Castle has starred in Monty Python and the Holy Grail and Game of Thrones, however, it's most famed for its role as the fictional Castle Leoch in the hit historical time-travelling TV series Outlander. The centuries old stronghold is still feeling the 'Outlander effect'; last year alone 90,279 people explored the 1300s castle and filming location for themselves. An increase of 32% compared with the same period in 2015.
Blackness Castle has also benefited from its cameo in the series as the stand in for Fort William. Visitor numbers at the 15th century, Firth of Forth fortress are also up by 39% to 30,053. The coastal attraction is often referred to as 'the ship that never sailed' due to its boat like shape.
As well as providing a real insight into the country's shared past and history, Scotland's cultural heritage assets have a key role and hold significant potential in helping to support and drive economic development. This potential is illustrated in the contemporary relevance that Scotland's historic places, such as Doune Castle, have today and how they continue to engage new and larger audiences.
Revenue generated across our estate by commercially-led activity is reinvested in Scotland's wider historic environment. At Doune Castle we're strengthening the overall visitor experience, with continued investment that will bring added benefits to our individual visitor and group markets, whilst our plans to expand our retail space and offering will also see the creation of new local job opportunities.
The castle is also amongst a number of heritage sites within our care throughout Scotland that is set to benefit from a £6.6 million Scottish Government investment to support conservation work and repairs.
By their nature historic buildings can often present challenges and require specialist expertise to ensure their safeguarding for the benefit of future generations. As one of our top ten ticketed visitor attractions in our portfolio of properties, Doune Castle has seen a significant surge in visitor numbers over a relatively short period of time. This growing popularity brings with it new challenges that we factor in to our day-to-day running of the site such as our visitor management infrastructure and how we can work to enhance the overall experience of our visitors that they'd expect from a top attraction.
Whilst the site is not staffed with period costume performers and historic re-enactors, we continually assess and evaluate our visitor experience at all of our staffed sites. At Doune Castle our refreshed and improved audio guides which feature commentary from the famous faces behind Monty Python and the Holy Grail and Outlander, offer visitors an opportunity to follow in the footsteps of those associated with castle's story throughout the centuries.
Interpretation at the site allows visitors to gain a real understanding of the story of Doune Castle and its past. It is amongst 25 historic sites spread across the length and breadth of the country to be included in the recently launched joint campaign with National Museums Scotland, Royal Collection Trust and The National Trust for Scotland, with match-funding from VisitScotland. Primed to capitalise on a surge in interest around Bonnie Prince Charlie, catalysed by Outlander, On the Trail of Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites, a digital-led campaign which focusses on highlighting sites that share links with this iconic character from Scotland's past.
We manage over 300 historic sites across the country, which together represent 5,000 years of history. Centuries old castles, abbeys, palaces and other historic sites provide unique filming locations throughout Scotland. Filming companies are required to adhere to our requirements surrounding the protection of the monument first. If this is achievable we work closely with filming and production companies to ensure we can meet their requirements whilst taking into account the considerations of working within a historic building and a scheduled monument, and at times a busy visitor attraction depending on the type of filming.


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I have enjoyed cooking before so this should come as no surprise, but lately I have been breaking new ground in the kitchen! Yesterday, for the first time ever, I walked into a butchery in Tala market and ordered one quarter of a kilogram of beef. I wanted to cook pilau (a spiced rice dish, usually with beef) but I didn't know where to start. The mamas in the market were happy to share their recipes, so I collected several opinions and went home to give it a try. Result: success! I had some problems cutting the meat, I never noticed how dull my knife is because all I ever chop is veggies!
I've also been cooking some pretty awesome fried rice. Lots of vegetables and spices; it's pretty tasty. I only learned how to make non-mushy rice in the last few months, so that's helped my fried rice dish immensely. So you can see savory dishes are covered, but I've also made a foray into sweet.
I've cooked pancakes at home before, but never from scratch (who comes to Africa to eat Bisquick and Aunt Jemima?). I love breakfast food any time of the day and some of you know how much I love Denny's. As it is my personal opinion that breakfast is what America does best, I decided that I needed to learn how to recreate some of that homely comfort food. I've attempted pancakes a few times over the year I've been in Kenya, and they always turned out hivi hivi (mediocre); edible, but nothing I'd rush to offer to a guest! It turns out that if you add a little baking powder they fluff right up. Also, it doesn't hurt to add some vanilla extract and ground cinnamon (and sliced bananas!). This last time around I even put some unused baking chocolate to use and made some chocolate sauce, which gained a syrup-like consistency after living in the fridge overnight.
So if you're in the neighborhood of Tala and you have a few bucks to lose you can always stop by my bed and breakfast, haha! Now let me get back to listening to awesome death metal and eating my hashed browns and eggs. Rock on, dudes!


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Das Atatürk-Olympiastadion () in Istanbul ist mit 75.145 Sitzplätzen das größte Fußballstadion der Türkei und zurzeit das achtgrößte in Europa. Das Spielfeld umschließt eine Leichtathletikanlage.

Geografie

Geografische Lage
Das Fußballstadion befindet sich auf der thrakischen bzw. europäischen Seite der Metropole Istanbul im Bezirk Başakşehir.

Verkehrsanbindung
Zum Stadion führt seit dem 14. Juni 2013 die Metro-Istanbul-Linie "M3". Die lange fehlende ÖPNV-Anbindung hatte ungewöhnlich große Parkplatzflächen erforderlich gemacht, die sich rund um die Anlage und weiter südlich gruppieren.

Geschichte
Der Bau begann im November 1997. Das Stadion wurde für über 135 Millionen US-Dollar anlässlich der Bewerbung um die Olympischen Sommerspiele 2008 im Jahr 2002 eingeweiht.

Die Dachkonstruktion des Stadions ähnelt einem Halbmond und hat eine Fläche von 18.600 m² und ein Gewicht von 3.400 Tonnen. Die großen Pfeiler der Dachkonstruktion sind 72 Meter hoch. Sie deckt 70 Prozent der Zuschauerplätze ab.

Das Atatürk-Olympiastadion wurde vom europäischen Fußballverband UEFA im Jahr 2004 in die Stadionkategorie 4 eingestuft. Der Fußballverein Galatasaray Istanbul trug in der Saison 2003 bis 2004 vereinzelt seine Heimspiele wegen Umbauarbeiten des eigenen Ali Sami Yen Stadyumu darin aus. Am 25. Mai 2005 wurde hier das Endspiel der UEFA Champions League 2004/05 zwischen dem AC Mailand und dem FC Liverpool ausgetragen. Der Istanbul BB war von 2007 bis 2014 in der Spielstätte ansässig. Während der Errichtung des Vodafone Park von 2013 bis 2016 trug Beşiktaş Istanbul seine Partien im Atatürk-Olympiastadion aus.

2020 sollte das Stadion zum zweiten Mal der Schauplatz des Endspiels der UEFA Champions League sein. Wegen der COVID-19-Pandemie wurde das Finale im Rahmen eines Finalturniers nach Lissabon verlegt. Das Istanbuler Stadion sollte dafür Austragungsort des Endspiels der UEFA Champions League 2020/21 werden. Gut zwei Wochen vor dem Endspiel wurde die Partie nach Porto ins Estádio do Dragão verlegt. Stattdessen soll nun das Finale der Saison 2022/23 im Istanbuler Stadion ausgetragen werden.

Hätte die Türkei den Zuschlag für die Fußball-Europameisterschaft 2024 erhalten, hätte dies das Ende des bisherigen Olympiastadions bedeuten können. Es wäre der Umbau der Arena in ein reines Fußballstadion mit über 92.000 Sitzplätzen geplant gewesen. Es wäre nach dem Camp Nou das zweitgrößte Fußballstadion Europas. Anfang Mai 2018 veröffentlichte das Architekturbüro AFL Architecs erste gerenderte Bilder der umgebauten Arena. Das Stadion sollte in ein weißes Exoskelett aus Glasfaserbeton eingehüllt und mit Wind-Capture-Technologie zur Energiegewinnung ausgestattet werden. Die Pläne sehen in der ersten Phase den Umbau des Unterrangs mit den wichtigsten Einrichtungen wie den Spielerkabinen vor, danach würden die oberen Ränge folgen. Das Design ist an traditionelle, türkische Hüte und Kunstwerke angelehnt.

Seit dem Aufstieg des Fatih Karagümrük SK 2020 in die Süper Lig trägt der Club seine Heimspiele im Istanbuler Olympiastadion aus.

Kapazität
Die Zuschauerkapazität des Stadions beträgt 75.145 Sitzplätze einschließlich Presse-, Protokoll-Tribüne und Logen, verteilt auf vier Tribünen: Ost- bzw. Marathontribüne 27.146 Plätze, West- bzw. Haupttribüne 25.522 Plätze, Nord- bzw. Hintertortribüne 11.262 Plätze und Süd- bzw. Hintertortribüne 11.215 Plätze.

Nach der Renovierung im Jahre 2012 wurde der Zuschauerrekord von diesem Stadion in Istanbul nicht etwa von einem Istanbuler Verein aufgestellt, sondern von Trabzonspor.

Zuschauerrekorde

Das Eröffnungsspiel zwischen Galatasaray Istanbul und Olympiakos Piräus war das Spiel mit den zweitmeisten Zuschauern in der Türkei hinter der Begegnung Göztepe Izmir gegen Karsiyakaspor, die 1981 in der zweiten türkischen Liga im İzmir Atatürk Stadyumu vor 80.000 Fans ausgetragen wurde. Bei dem Spiel wurden rund 68.000 Karten verkauft, jedoch wurde weiteren 12.000 zahlenden Besuchern ohne Karte Einlass gewährt.

Siehe auch
 Liste der größten Fußballstadien der Welt
 Liste der größten Stadien der Welt

Weblinks

 ataturkolimpiyatstadi.net: Offizielle Website des Stadions (türkisch, englisch, deutsch)
 stadiumdb.com: Atatürk Olympiat Stadi (englisch)
 istanbulsporenvanteri.com: Atatürk Olympic Stadium in der Datenbank von İstanbul Sports Inventory (englisch)
 stadionwelt.de: Ausführliche Bildergalerie
 groundhopping.de: Besucherbericht von 2011

Einzelnachweise

Fußballstadion in der Türkei
Fußballstadion in Europa
Leichtathletikstadion in der Türkei
Erbaut in den 2000er Jahren
Olympiastadion
Stadion in Istanbul
Başakşehir


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Is the United Nations Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy on track to reach its goals?
UN Photo / UNIFIL Peacekeepers Patrol Local Market
Sofia Sacks Ferrari
Since the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution1325 on women, peace and security in 2000, there have been several attempts to increase women's participation in peacekeeping operations. Yet women remain underrepresented at all levels—particularly among troops, which are overwhelmingly the majority of deployed personnel. In 2019, on average 5000 women uniformed personnel were deployed to UN peacekeeping operations—equivalent to just 5.6 per cent of the 88 700 total personnel deployed.
In October 2015, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2242 which called for the 'doubling of the numbers of women in military and police contingents' of UN peacekeeping operations 'over the next five years'. The resolution, however, provided very few specifications on how to actually achieve this. More recently, under Secretary-General António Guterres, the UN has elevated gender parity in peacekeeping as a central objective by presenting a UN-system-wide gender parity strategy in 2017. This strategy was complemented by a UN Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy that establishes goals specifically for the participation of women in the military and police personnel in UN peacekeeping. The strategy's implementation has also been included as a priority of Action for Peacekeeping (A4P) and is established as one of its 42 specific commitments.
As the Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy is about to enter its second year, this topical backgrounder analyses the trends and developments in women's participation in peacekeeping operations. Furthermore, it explores whether Resolution 2242 represents a departure from previous developments and looks at trends that may hinder or advance the achievement of its goals over the next 10 years.
The Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy 2018–28
Established with the objective of ensuring that the uniformed component of UN peacekeeping reflects the communities they serve; the Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy sets out targets for women in peacekeeping and outlines how the Department of Peace Operations (DPO) plans to meet them by 2028. The strategy builds on Resolution 2242, which recognizes the importance of women's participation in peace operations.
The Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy identifies country- and operation-level challenges for women's involvement in peacekeeping operations and outlines specific policies to overcome them. These policies are based on four actions: establishing an enabling environment for women; ensuring gender-sensitive strategies for recruitment and training; promoting these policies with an outreach and communications strategy; and including gender-related goals in regular DPO monitoring channels.
The participation of women in peacekeeping operations differs significantly between personnel categories. Individual police officers (IPO) are the closest to a balanced representation among their ranks: almost 1 in 4 deployed are women. Among military observers and staff officers, fewer than 1 in 8 of those deployed are women, and among formed police units (FPU), 1 in 10. Women, however, make up only 1 in every 25 deployed troops.
Because the participation is different across categories, the goals set by the Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy for 2028 are also different. As of 2019, IPOs are the closest to their goal and troops are the farthest (figure 1).
Although the strategy identifies challenges at the contributor and the mission levels, it sets goals for the contributor level, assuming that gender-balanced contributions will lead to balance in missions. However, a previous SIPRI analysis found that the proportion of women deployed differs greatly between missions, particularly in terms of uniformed personnel. For example, women compose less than 6 per cent of the largest operations (in the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lebanon, Mali and South Sudan), which concentrate over 80 per cent of the deployed personnel. Meanwhile, other missions, like the missions in Colombia or Kosovo, the proportion of women is over 25 per cent.
What has changed—and what has not—since Resolution 2242
To assess progress towards achieving the 2028 goals established in the Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy, it is useful to look at how women's participation in peacekeeping operations has evolved since the adoption of Resolution 2242. Using gender-disaggregated data on UN peacekeeping compiled in SIPRI's Multilateral Peace Operations Database, it is possible to identify developments that show both improvements and continued challenges for sustainably improving women's participation in peacekeeping operations.
Three big improvements
An increase in the absolute number of women
Since the adoption of Resolution 2242, the absolute number of deployed women has increased by 17.9 per cent. The yearly average of total women deployed has risen from around 2900 a decade ago to 4000 in 2015, now reaching 5000. Military observers and staff officers have increased the most, growing by 457 per cent (from 85 to 471), followed by FPUs (up 19.3 per cent, from 632 to 754) and troops (up 10.1 per cent, from 2852 to 3141). Among IPOs, the number of deployed women has decreased by 3 per cent, from 760 to 737.
An increasing proportion of women
Since the adoption of Resolution 2242 the proportion of women in UN peacekeeping operations has increased overall, from 4.1 per cent to 5.6 per cent across all personnel types (see figure 2). The largest rate of change is seen among military observers and staff officers, which have increased the proportion of women in their deployments by 205.7 per cent (from 4.7 to 14.2 per cent). Although less impressive, FPUs, IPOs and troops have also shown increases in the proportion of women—of 45.6 per cent (from 7.0 to 10.2 per cent), 43.5 per cent (from 18.2 to 26.1 per cent) and 34.4 per cent (from 3.2 to 4.3 per cent), respectively.
For most personnel categories however, the proportion of women seemed to already be increasing before the adoption of Resolution 2242. In IPOs, despite an absolute decrease in numbers of deployed women, there was a relevant proportional increase (of 6 per cent) from 2009 to 2011. The proportional increase was mainly driven by an increase in the absolute number of women IPOs deployed in the UN–African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID), accompanied by a decrease in the number of personnel deployed across all missions. A second increase followed in 2018, after which other personnel categories seem to have broken away from their marginally upward trends to see a more pronounced increase in the proportion of women deployed (figure 2).
Increasing number of countries deploying women
One final big improvement can be identified by looking at who is deploying women to peacekeeping operations. In 2009, 80 of the countries that contributed personnel to peacekeeping operations (equivalent to 71 per cent of all countries) deployed women. By 2019, 121 personnel contributing countries (or 91 per cent of the total) are deploying women.
Three challenges ahead
While the past 10 years have seen positive developments in the representation of women in UN peacekeeping, there are three big challenges that may jeopardize the achievement and sustainability of 2028 goals.
Proportional increases have been much steeper than those of absolute numbers
While both the number of deployed women and the proportion it represents as a total of the deployment have increased since 2015, the rates at which these have changed have not gone hand in hand. Since Resolution 2242 was adopted, the absolute number of women deployed has increased by 17.9 per cent, while their proportion as a share of all personnel deployed has increased by 42.4 per cent (shown by the growing gap between the line and bars in figure 3). This is related to the fact that missions have reduced their deployments of troops—the most male-dominated personnel category. While this is in itself neither positive nor negative, it suggests that rates are volatile and could indicate that if more personnel are needed in the future, the percentages of women deployed will go back down.
The increase across troops has been relatively slow
As already noted, most personnel categories have experienced relevant gains in both number and proportion of women. Assuming today's strength for military observers and staff officers, IPOs and FPUs, continuation of the current trend would suggest that the 2028 goals would be reached (figures 4a-d). Moreover, if the trend since the 2015 adoption of Resolution 2242 continues, the goals would be reached even before 2028.
Nevertheless, the situation for troops is not as promising. This is particularly important given that, while only 4.3 per cent of all troops are women, they constitute 61 per cent of all women in UN peacekeeping operations. Troops show the lowest rates of increase as a proportion and the second lowest in absolute numbers. Moreover, the troop category are farthest away from reaching its goal of 15 per cent, and to do so by 2028, contributions will need to increase the proportion of women by 1 per cent every year. This would represent a significant shift: as by 2019, the proportion of deployed women since 2009 has only increased 2 per cent and 1 percentage point since 2015. Following this trend, the goal of 15 per cent of women in troop deployment will only be achieved in 2081.
Within troops, contribution size is consistently associated with lower proportion of deployed women
Across all personnel types and countries, there seems to be a negative association between deployment size and proportion of women. Troops are the group in which women are worst represented. Larger troop contributing countries deploy far fewer women proportionally than most smaller contributors. Of the six largest contributors, only Ethiopia (7.9 per cent) scores above average, Nepal scores around the average (3.8 per cent), while Rwanda (3.3 per cent), Bangladesh (1.2 per cent), India (0.8 per cent) and Pakistan (0.7 per cent) score below average. Meanwhile, the vast majority of smaller contributors have much higher proportions of women deployed. The proportion of women among contributions of up to 500 personnel is 7.6 per cent, between 500 and 3000, 5.2 per cent, and from 3000 and above, 2.9 per cent. This unbalances gender in deployments: while small contributions seem to have higher women's representation, their numbers are simply not enough to compensate for the lower proportions among large contributions. Although in part this may be explained partly by gender gaps and dynamics in some of the larger troop contributing countries, armed forces in general appear to struggle in generating large numbers of female troops.
Towards gender-balanced peacekeeping
Analysis of the data for the last 10 years shows that there have been improvements in balancing representation of women in UN peacekeeping. This has expected positive effects from operational, legitimacy and human rights perspectives. Nevertheless, there are significant challenges that jeopardize the attainment of the 2028 goals set out by the Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy—particularly for female troops.
The main obstacle is the underrepresentation of women in national military and other security forces. On top of this, women's participation in UN peacekeeping operations is hindered by a lack of awareness of the UN's deployment options for women, fostered by biases in deployment selection and in national militaries—a traditionally male-dominated arena that sees women as needing protection rather than providing it. Other barriers come from the lack of an appropriate working environment, which may make women less willing to be deployed to peacekeeping operations, and problems with women-specific equipment in deployments. Moreover, given the underrepresentation of women in national militaries, increasing the number of women in peacekeeping for some countries may come at the expense of their representation nationally.
Ensuring equal participation of women in all efforts to promote peace and security will require active efforts from organizations and contributing countries. The data presented in this research shows that for most contributors—those who deploy only limited numbers of personnel—the goals may be achieved by deploying a relatively small number of additional women. Nevertheless, given the structural obstacles to deploying large numbers of women peacekeepers, the 2028 goal of women comprising 15 per cent of troops is far away, even for the front runners among the larger troop contributors. To achieve this goal, in addition to the requisite commitment from larger troop contributing countries, a much stronger and comprehensive international pledge is necessary.
Sofia Sacks Ferrari was a Research Assistant with the SIPRI Peace Operations and Conflict Management Programme.
Gender training for police peacekeepers: Approaching two decades of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325
Data and trends for multilateral peace operations
Gender, peace and security


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A cyber attack can exhaust an organization to a great deal by stealing exclusive data leading to very high recovery expenses and loss of trust from clients, stakeholders or any other subject of the organization in question.
Security systems have often been the deciding factor to assign contracts and win over clients/sponsors. A robust security design ensures that cyber attackers cannot reach the client/large scale firm through the intermediary firm's interface, which has often been the case in the past.
Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attacks like TCP SYN food attack and teardrop attack are designed to overwhelm a system's resources such that it is unable to process any further service requests. This is most often a sadistic attack where the attacker gains no information or access, but effectively renders the service useless. However, these attacks can be unleashed as an intermediary to stall the system in order to make way for more dangerous attacks.
Probably the most commonly spread attack, owing to widespread use of social media and mailing services which are its prime carriers. They spread with the help of misleading links which web surfers are encouraged to click. Clicking on these malicious links can divulge personal data to the attackers in no time! It is thus advised to beware of links from untrusted sources.
If a user downloads a seemingly legitimate, but malicious, program through phishing or some other untrusted source, it will continue to execute its disguised purpose which can include anything ranging from spying the system to code manipulation without alerting the user, causing harmful long term effects to the system and organization involved.
These attacks are generated by programs which try to generate passwords by the error and trial method. To brace oneself against such attacks, passwords must exceed the estimated strength-threshold by using appropriate characters and alphanumeric sequences. Also, regular modifications and varying passwords across different applications and systems help a great deal.
This attack initiates when an attacker successfully lodges himself between a server and a client connection. The disguised presence can be manipulated to retrieve private data, intercept important connections, stall and impersonate participating entities.
As firms grow to rely more on technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud computing and automation, they expose more of their exclusive data to several external devices which are connected to the network. Without proper monitoring and periodic human intervention, it is highly likely that important data will be compromised to potential hackers.
Database driven websites, if not secured with standard security designs can insert harmful SQL queries in the website code and read private data such as login details and transaction data. These can be prevented by monitoring permissions to the database and using prepared statements with parameterized inputs to implement the queries.
One of the most dangerous threats looming out there, ransomware locks down entire systems when opened as a disguised software. The locks do not give in until the attackers are appeased with the demanded ransom price. Seldom, even after the ransom is delivered, the attackers choose to leave abruptly without unlocking the systems, leading to huge business loss and marred reputation.
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"""
Plot gas, tar, char from primary reactions as determined by the Thurner 1981
kinetic scheme for biomass pyrolysis.

Reference:
Thurner, Mann, 1981. Ind. Eng. Chem. Process Des. Dev., 20, pp 482-488.
"""

import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as py

# Parameters
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

T = 773  # temperature for rate constants, K

dt = 0.01                               # time step, delta t
tmax = 25                               # max time, s
t = np.linspace(0, tmax, num=tmax/dt)   # time vector
nt = len(t)                             # total number of time steps

# Function for Thurner 1981 Kinetic scheme
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

def thurner(wood, gas, tar, char, T, dt):
    """
    Primary kinetic reactions from Thurner 1981 paper for biomass pyrolysis.

    Parameters
    ----------
    wood = wood concentration, kg/m^3
    gas = gas concentation, kg/m^3
    tar = tar concentation, kg/m^3
    char = char concentation, kg/m^3
    T = temperature, K
    dt = time step, s

    Returns
    -------
    nwood = new wood concentration, kg/m^3
    ngas = new gas concentration, kg/m^3
    ntar = new tar concentration, kg/m^3
    nchar = new char concentration, kg/m^3
    """
    # A = pre-factor (1/s) and E = activation energy (kJ/mol)
    A1 = 1.44e4;    E1 = 88.6     # wood -> gas
    A2 = 4.13e6;    E2 = 112.7    # wood -> tar
    A3 = 7.38e5;    E3 = 106.5    # wood -> char
    R = 0.008314    # universal gas constant, kJ/mol*K

    # reaction rate constant for each reaction, 1/s
    K1 = A1 * np.exp(-E1 / (R * T))  # wood -> gas
    K2 = A2 * np.exp(-E2 / (R * T))  # wood -> tar
    K3 = A3 * np.exp(-E3 / (R * T))  # wood -> char

    # primary reactions only
    rw = -(K1+K2+K3) * wood     # wood rate
    rg = K1 * wood              # gas rate
    rt = K2 * wood              # tar rate
    rc = K3 * wood              # char rate
    nwood = wood + rw*dt    # update wood concentration
    ngas = gas + rg*dt      # update gas concentration
    ntar = tar + rt*dt      # update tar concentration
    nchar = char + rc*dt    # update char concentration

    # return new wood, char, gas, tar as mass concentrations, kg/m^3
    return nwood, ngas, ntar, nchar

# Products from Kinetic Scheme
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# concentrations reported on a mass basis in kg/m^3
# pw = wood concentration, pg = gas concentration, pt = tar concentration,
# pc = char concentration

# store concentrations from primary reactions at each time step
wood = np.ones(nt)      # wood concentration vector
gas = np.zeros(nt)      # gas concentration vector
tar = np.zeros(nt)      # tar concentration vector
char = np.zeros(nt)     # char concentration vector

# products from primary reactions only
for i in range(1, nt):
    wood[i], gas[i], tar[i], char[i] = thurner(wood[i-1], gas[i-1], tar[i-1], char[i-1], T, dt)

# Plot Results
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

py.ion()
py.close('all')

py.figure(1)
py.plot(t, wood, lw=2, label='wood')
py.plot(t, gas, lw=2, label='gas')
py.plot(t, tar, lw=2, label='tar')
py.plot(t, char, lw=2, label='char')
py.title('Thurner 1981 primary reactions at T = {} K'.format(T))
py.xlabel('Time (s)')
py.ylabel('Concentration (mass fraction)')
py.legend(loc='best', numpoints=1)
py.grid()

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By default, the CheckBoxTreeTableCell is rendered with a CheckBox centred in the TreeTableColumn. If a label is required, it is necessary to provide a non-null StringConverter instance to the CheckBoxTreeTableCell(Callback, StringConverter) constructor.
To construct an instance of this class, it is necessary to provide a Callback that, given an object of type T, will return an ObservableProperty<Boolean> that represents whether the given item is selected or not. This ObservableValue will be bound bidirectionally (meaning that the CheckBox in the cell will set/unset this property based on user interactions, and the CheckBox will reflect the state of the ObservableValue, if it changes externally).
Note that the CheckBoxTreeTableCell renders the CheckBox 'live', meaning that the CheckBox is always interactive and can be directly toggled by the user. This means that it is not necessary that the cell enter its editing state (usually by the user double-clicking on the cell). A side-effect of this is that the usual editing callbacks (such as on edit commit) will not be called. If you want to be notified of changes, it is recommended to directly observe the boolean properties that are manipulated by the CheckBox.
Creates a default CheckBoxTreeTableCell with a custom Callback to retrieve an ObservableValue for a given cell index.
Creates a CheckBoxTreeTableCell with a custom string converter.
Creates a cell factory for use in a TreeTableColumn cell factory.
getSelectedProperty - A Callback that will return an ObservableValue given an index from the TreeTableColumn.
getSelectedProperty - A Callback that will return a ObservableValue given an index from the TreeTableColumn.
converter - A StringConverter that, given an object of type T, will return a String that can be used to represent the object visually.
Creates a cell factory for use in a TreeTableColumn cell factory. This method requires that the TreeTableColumn be of type Boolean.
When used in a TreeTableColumn, the CheckBoxCell is rendered with a CheckBox centered in the column.
The ObservableValue<Boolean> contained within each cell in the column will be bound bidirectionally. This means that the CheckBox in the cell will set/unset this property based on user interactions, and the CheckBox will reflect the state of the ObservableValue<Boolean>, if it changes externally).
Creates a cell factory for use in a TreeTableColumn cell factory. This method requires that the TreeTableColumn be of type ObservableValue<Boolean>.
T - The type of the elements contained within the TreeTableColumn instance.
getSelectedProperty - A Callback that, given an object of type TreeTableColumn<S,T>, will return an ObservableValue<Boolean> that represents whether the given item is selected or not. This ObservableValue<Boolean> will be bound bidirectionally (meaning that the CheckBox in the cell will set/unset this property based on user interactions, and the CheckBox will reflect the state of the ObservableValue<Boolean>, if it changes externally).
showLabel - In some cases, it may be desirable to show a label in the TreeTableCell beside the CheckBox. By default a label is not shown, but by setting this to true the item in the cell will also have toString() called on it. If this is not the desired behavior, consider using forTreeTableColumn(javafx.util.Callback, javafx.util.StringConverter), which allows for you to provide a callback that specifies the label for a given row item.
converter - A StringConverter that, give an object of type T, will return a String that can be used to represent the object visually. The default implementation in forTreeTableColumn(Callback, boolean) (when showLabel is true) is to simply call .toString() on all non-null items (and to just return an empty string in cases where the given item is null).