I used to think guacamole was solely a dip. A luscious, green, creamy dip to scoop a salty nacho into or to be added to a hungry looking enchilada. How wrong I was! By chance I discovered that guacamole is very versatile and can be spread on toast for a satisfying breakfast, can be used as a creamy addition to a rice dish, used as a sandwich filling with crunchy cos leaves or used in the traditional manner as a dip. Most people have their own way to produce the perfect guacamole, add red onion or not, maybe some chopped tomatoes, chillies, or coriander, there are numerous possibilities. Here I'm keeping it simple but deliciously moreish. . . .
Mix the avocado, garlic, lime juice and salt & pepper together in a bowl and your done!
Trans fats are man made unnatural fats and should be avoided. Hydrogen atoms are added to a fat through a process which alters its natural chemical makeup in order to give it a longer shelf life. You'll find trans fats in foods like pre packaged cookies, pastries and margarine.
Saturated fats are mainly found in meat and dairy products. These fats can increase 'bad cholesterol' AKA low density lipoprotein or LDL. Cholesterol can raise blood pressure and lead to hardening of arteries among other conditions. Saturated fats are best limited in your diet.
Unsaturated fats are found mainly in plant sources. They have a range of health benefits as they help increase good cholesterol AKA high density lipoprotein HDL and decrease LDL thereby reducing cholesterol. These fats are further divided in monounsaturated and polyunsaturated depending on their chemical makeup. Omega fats, 3 and 6 are examples of polyunsaturated fats and are essential in our diet as we can't make these fatty acids.
Avocados are rich in oleic acid which is an omega 9 fat. These are monounsaturated fats. Oleic acid is also found in olives and olive oil. Since oleic acid comes under the unsaturated fats category its health benefits include reducing LDL and increasing HDL. It's also has anti inflammatory properties which helps reduce inflammatory conditions in the body like arthritis. Avocados also contain vitamin E which benefits the skin, fibre and antioxidants.
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Q: How to add parameters in EventHandler This is  what i want  to do:
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for(i=0;i<=99;i++)
        {
            btn[i].Click += new EventHandler(btn_Clicked,i);
        }
    }

    private void btn_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e,int i)
    {
        compute((Button)sender, picRetrieved[i]);
    }

Please help. It is showing error. But, I want to send the value of i for further processing. Is there any way to do it?
Thank you.

A: Thanks to closures and anonymous functions you can do something similar:
for(int i=0;i<=99;i++)
{
    int j = i;
    btn[i].Click += (sender, e) =>
    {
        // Very important! Here use only j, not i!
        compute((Button)sender, picRetrieved[j]);
    };
}

There is a small "problem" (that isn't a problem, it's how they are done) so that you mustn't use the i variable inside the anonymous function, but if you copy it somewhere else (j for example) then you can use j.

A: You can't. The signature of the event handler is fixed, you can't change it.
In this case, you could use an anonymous delegate to get what you want.
for(i = 0; i <= 99; i++)
{
    int dummy = i;
    btn[i].Click += delegate(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            compute(btn[dummy], picRetrieved[dummy]);
        }
}

Another option is to 'tag' the button:
for(i = 0; i <= 99; i++)
{
    btn[i].Click += btn_Clicked;
    btn[i].Tag = i;
}

private void btn_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e,int i)
{
    Button b = (Button)sender;
    int i = (int)b.Tag;

    compute(b, picRetrieved[i]);
}

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Chiquita Brands International, on April 4, filed a lawsuit to block the release of company records concerning the company's illegal payments to Colombian paramilitary groups.
Chiquita sued the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), claiming the disclosure of the files would lead to unfair criticism of the company.
The records Chiquita seeks to block concern the 2007 court case in which the company paid a $25 million fine under United States anti-terrorism laws after admitting to having made $1.7 million in payments between 1997 and 2004 to the now-defunct United Self Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), classified as terrorists by the U.S. government.
The company is currently defending a number of civil lawsuits in the state of Florida by families who claim their relatives were murdered or disappeared by the AUC after the company paid the group.
In the latest lawsuit, Chiquita alleges that the party who sought the documents, the Washington-based non-profit National Security Archive, has allied with plaintiff lawyers in the Florida lawsuits and seeks to influence those cases.


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How I Got Over: Vision and Justice in Racialized America
'How I Got Over'
Originally Aired: Friday, December 9, 2016
LaToya Ruby Frazier, Carrie Mae Weems and Sarah Lewis
For all the pain, anxiety and devastation caused by the widely circulated video footage of black lives being literally extinguished, we are also bearing witness to a pronounced moment of black cultural ascension.
Join photographers LaToya Ruby Frazier and Carrie Mae Weems and Harvard University art history professor Sarah Lewis for a discussion on celebrating and advancing visual literacy around race, and what it feels like to be American and black during this dichotomous time of triumph and tragedy. Hosted by Rebecca Carroll, WNYC producer for special projects on race.
This event is part of How I Got Over, a project to reinvent language around race through a series of conversations and performances that explore, express and examine what it means when a social construct becomes the social order. We want people to get personal. We want provocative dialogue. We want to generate new language to execute real change. We want to talk about fear – and how it's different if you are black or white.
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What The F*** Is WildStar?
By JcDent21-03-2013
Seriously, WTF? Luckily, our cries have reached the devs and they launched a video to that effect. WildStar centers on the ancient planet Nexus, where the magic and technologies of Elders resides. The plucky rebels and mercenaries - the Exiles - are fighting for it against the Dominion, a proud military empire. Races and classes are a given, but the game also promises clan-fortresses build in Warplots as well as ability to build your own house.
What else can you do here? You can engage in professions like warrior, scientist, engineer and explorer. And, also, the usual gamut of dungeons, raids, PvP, coupled with episodic content.
Or you can just stop being a square and just go watch the video - it's awesome!
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American Science and Engineering, Inc. Awarded an IDIQ Contract from the DoD with a Potential Value Up To $248.5 Million
Dépèche transmise le 29 juin 2011 par Business Wire
BILLERICA, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Science and Engineering, Inc. (AS&E) (NASDAQ:ASEI), a leader in X-ray detection technology, announced that the Company has been awarded an indefinite delivery/ indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract from the Department of Defense (DoD) for ruggedized Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) systems for personnel and cargo screening, and Entry Control Point (ECP) Hardware Sets for deployment at military bases in war-zones. The ECP Hardware Sets will include day/night cameras, command and control stations, environmentally protected work stations, biometric systems, barriers, and protective shelters. The award has a three-year base period of performance with two additional option periods, and a potential contract value of up to $248.5 million.
"AS&E's team is committed to provide the most advanced personnel and cargo inspection systems and ECP Hardware Sets to meet the critical requirements of DoD to protect our armed forces. We are delighted AS&E was selected as a prime contractor by the DoD to fulfill this mission."
AS&E, as the prime contractor, will lead a team of highly qualified and experienced companies with proven success in delivering and maintaining operational hardware to war zones. AS&E is one of seven awardees for this IDIQ contract issued by the DoD for these NII systems and ECP Hardware sets. The contract awarded to AS&E qualifies AS&E to compete for delivery orders issued by the DoD for specified quantities ordered.
"AS&E has put together a top-notch team with experience and practical understanding of the unique challenges of system integration, deployment, and sustainment in war zones," said Anthony R. Fabiano, President and CEO of AS&E. "AS&E's team is committed to provide the most advanced personnel and cargo inspection systems and ECP Hardware Sets to meet the critical requirements of DoD to protect our armed forces. We are delighted AS&E was selected as a prime contractor by the DoD to fulfill this mission."
About AS&E
American Science and Engineering, Inc. (AS&E) is a leading worldwide supplier of innovative X-ray inspection systems. With over 50 years of experience in developing advanced X-ray security systems, the Company's product line utilizes a combination of technologies, including patented Z Backscatter™ technology, Radioactive Threat Detection (RTD), high energy transmission and dual energy transmission X-ray. These technologies offer superior X-ray threat detection for plastic explosives, plastic weapons, liquid explosives, dirty bombs and nuclear devices. AS&E's complete range of products include cargo inspection systems for port and border security, baggage screening systems for facility and aviation security, and personnel and passenger screening systems. AS&E® systems protect high-threat facilities and help combat terrorism and trade fraud, drug smuggling, weapon smuggling, and illegal immigration and people smuggling. AS&E customers include leading government agencies, border authorities, military bases, airports and corporations worldwide, including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), UK Border Agency (UKBA). For more information on AS&E products and technologies, please visit www.as-e.com.
Safe Harbor Statement. The foregoing press release contains statements concerning AS&E's financial performance, markets and business operations that may be considered "forward-looking" under applicable securities laws. AS&E wishes to caution readers of this press release that actual results might differ materially from those projected in any forward-looking statements. Factors which might cause actual results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements contained herein include the following: significant reductions, delays or cancellations (in full or in part) in procurements of the Company's systems by the United States and other governments; failure to receive delivery orders and task orders under previously awarded contracts; disruption in the supply of any source component incorporated into AS&E's products; litigation seeking to restrict the use of intellectual property used by the Company; limitations under certain laws on the Company's ability to protect its own intellectual property; potential product liability claims against the Company; global political trends and events which affect public perception of the threat presented by drugs, explosives and other contraband; global economic developments and the ability of governments and private organizations to fund purchases of the Company's products to address such threats; the potential insufficiency of Company resources, including human resources, capital, plant and equipment and management systems, to accommodate any future growth; technical problems and other delays that could impact new product development and the Company's ability to adapt to changes in technology and customer requirements; competitive pressures; lengthy sales cycles both in United States government procurement and procurement abroad; and future delays in federal funding. These and certain other factors which might cause actual results to differ materially from those projected are detailed from time to time in AS&E's periodic reports and registration statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which important factors are incorporated herein by reference. AS&E undertakes no obligation to update forward looking statements to reflect changed assumptions, the occurrence of unanticipated events, or changes in future operating results, financial condition or business over time. Readers are further advised to review the "Risk Factors" set forth in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K, which further detail and supplement the factors described in this Safe Harbor Statement. Among other disclosures, the Risk Factors disclose risks pertaining to that portion of the Company's business that is dependent on United States government contracting as well as international customers. As a contractor with the United States government, a significant number of the Company's government contracts may be terminated at the government's discretion.


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Pacific Star Capital Appoints Wright Sigmund as Principal
By Adriaan Brits
Pacific Star Capital announced today the appointment of Wright Sigmund as principal effective on January 10th, 2022.
January 2022– Pacific Star Capital, LLC (Pacific Star Capital)– a national real estate investment and development firm that specializes in essential mixed-use properties in premium locations– announces Wright Sigmund as a company principal. Sigmund will lead the operations, and overall growth of the California-based company's platform as the firm commences an aggressive expansion strategy focused on tenant-focused development.
Pacific Star Capital provides innovative real estate solutions, and services some of the world's leading companies and communities. The company states that "We provide our world-class tenants with a differentiated product because of our extraordinary people, our flexible capital, our deep experience, our environmentally and socially-minded product, and our drive to continually innovate and continuously adapt for the future." Pacific Star Capital has participated in $1.6 billion of historical investments with a current development pipeline of approximately $300 million. Pacific Star Capital has offices in Miami, Santa Monica, and Washington, D.C.
Pacific Star Capital Co-Founder & CEO Aria Mehrabi says, "We have had the pleasure of working with Wright over the past decade and are excited to have him as a member of our senior team as we set our sights on the build-out and expansion of our urban mixed-use assets."
Wright Sigmund joins Pacific Star Capital from First Washington Realty, Inc., where he held a senior leadership position as Senior Vice President and National Director of Leasing. During his six-year tenure at First Washington Realty, Sigmund was responsible for the overall management and execution of the leasing strategy, merchandising vision, and market positioning of a $5.9 billion portfolio of shopping centers across the country. He is a well-noted real estate industry executive and has a successful track record– having facilitated transactions of a value of $1.3 billion during his career.
Sigmund responded to his new status by saying, "I am excited to partner with Aria Mehrabi and the wonderful team at Pacific Star Capital; the firm is well-positioned to achieve extraordinary results for investors and the communities we serve."
Sigmund's move to Pacific Star Capital will play a key component in the firm's 2030 strategic plan to fortify executive leadership and create an enduring multi-product real estate platform.
Statistics on the Real-estate Industry
According to findings, global investment in commercial real estate had peaked at $10.5 trillion in 2020. The following showed up as the top cities in the US with the highest commercial real estate investing potential
The real estate industry in the United States includes about 350,000 companies with a combined annual revenue of approximately $470 billion.
About Pacific Star Capital
Founded in 2003 — Pacific Star Capital ("PSC") operates under the mission "to be the leading real estate solutions provider to the world's most renowned companies and the preferred landlord to the communities in which we work."
The company aims to lead with innovation and strives to favorably impact the communities in which they participate. PSC's seasoned and qualified team has the unique entrepreneurial capability to recognize proprietary and high-value investment opportunities and design optimal development and financial structures.
Since the company's inception, PSC has developed and attained a portfolio value of over $1.6 billion.
Pacific Star Capital
Brett Wood
info@pacificstarcapital.com
404 Washington Ave
www.pacificstarcapital.com
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* Display tag cloud widget.
replacing 78 with the no. of tags you want to display.
If you're so inclined and have shell access to your install, you can instead apply this patch which sets the number to 101, my setting, and if your file is different (say due to a different version of wordpress), it probably will fail :P.
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GRADUATE WINS BUSINESS AWARD
University of Sussex graduate and successful business owner, Chris O'Hare, recognised for his achievements and crowned Sussex Graduate of the Year
We were pleased to see University of Sussex graduate, and successful business owner, Chris O'Hare recognised for his achievements at the recent Sussex Business Awards where he was crowned Sussex Graduate of the Year. Sponsored by the University of Sussex, the award recognises individuals who have graduated from the University in the past three years and who have contributed in some way to the Sussex economy. It is the second award for O'Hare who also won the StartUp Sussex award in 2015, an award that is given to the university's top entrepreneur. At the time his fledgling business, Hare Digital, already had a staff of five, but today, impressively, it has grown to 11.
O'Hare is a great example of the type of high-calibre students the university and the city as a whole attract, and it is also a great example of how important these bright sparks are for our city. Retaining graduates who go on to found businesses in the city is really important and The University of Sussex works closely with local employers to build up a talent pipeline for these highly skilled graduates to enable them to contribute to the economic development of the local community.
We estimate there are around 45,000 students at various levels of their education in Brighton and this group is essential for the future of our city. Encouraging students to put down roots here after they graduate, and potentially build their businesses here, is a very positive thing.
PROPERTY INVESTORS AWARD
Rivers Birtwell wins award at the 2017 Property Investors Awards
RB & MOULSECOOMB SCHOOL
Rivers Birtwell team transforms Moulsecoomb Primary School's computer room giving it a much-needed facelift
LEWES ROAD DEVELOPMENT
Brighton University reveals exciting new plans for the redevelopment of its Moulsecoomb campus including the old Preston Barracks site on the Lewes Road
BRIGHTON BIKE SHARING SCHEME
Summer 2017 to see the launch of Brighton and Hove's first city-wide bike sharing scheme which will be run by established operator Hourbike
TOP RANKING FOR SUSSEX UNI
University of Sussex continues to prove that it is one of the best universities in the UK as it moves further up both the UK and European rankings
BRIGHTON ELECTRIC WINS AWARD
Brighton Electric, a much-loved recording studio in Brighton, is named Studio of the Year by industry experts at the Pro Sound Awards
STANMER PARK RESTORATION
An investment of £5.8 million pounds promised for the restoration of Brighton's Stanmer Park
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Colonial Records of the New York Chamber of Commerce, 1768-1784
By New York. Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, New York Chamber of Commerce
the war.
Governor Tryon, in a letter to Lord George Germaine, of date New York, 31 Dec., 1776, alludes to the return of the prisoners. "Last Sunday evening Mr. Wallace and Mr. Jauncey, two of his Majesty's Council of this Province, with several other Inhabitants thereof, came to town from Connecticut, having been discharged by Gov. Trumbull from their confinement upon the express obligation of not taking up arms against America, and to return to captivity if required." The brothers Wallace remained in New York during
The newspapers of 1782 and 1783 contain a standing advertisement that "Hugh and ALEXANDER WalLace have for sale, on reasonable terms, a Quantity of good sweet Flour, old Lisbon Wine, a large quantity of Queensware in Crates, Glass and China in Boxes, Cannon, 4, 6 and 9 pounders, Shot, Swivel guns of newest construction." They were also constantly favored by the military authorities, and were agents of the Government for the payment of prize-money to the British men of war.
On May 5, 1783, they give notice in Gaine's N. Y. Gazette and Mercury that they will pay the prize-money for the captures of His Majesty's Ship Cyclops.
The property of Hugh WALLACE was confiscated by the Provincial Legislature on the 22d October, 1779. The confiscated Estates were sold under a further act of the State Legislature of 12 May, 1784.
Hugh WALLACE did not remain to witness the new order of things, but left with the army in 1783. He returned to Great Britain, and died at Waterford in Ireland in the year 1788. No portrait of Mr. Wallace is known to exist in this country.
THIRD PRESIDENT OF THE NEW YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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T what period the family of Desbrosses came to
the New York Colony is now unknown. They
have been called of Huguenot extraction—a view to which their warm attachment to the Protestant faith gives color; but this name is not found in the Colonial records at the time when the chief part of this emigration reached the New World. The town of New Rochelle, in Westchester County, was settled as early as 1681 by French refugees, who had fled to England to avoid the persecutions which preceded the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. The name of DESBROSSES does not appear on the lists of freeholders of the new settlement of 1708 or 1724.
The name is first met with in an advertisement in William Bradford's "New York Gazette," September 12th to 19th, 1737, giving notice of " Choice Good Canary Wine to be sold at Three Shillings and six pence per Gallon by the five Gallons at the Widow Desbrosses, in Hanover Square."
Elias Desbrosses was born (probably in this city) in the year 1718. The family appears, in 1737, to have consisted of the widow, her sons Elias and James (and perhaps Stephen, whose name appears later), and her daughters Magdalen and Elizabeth.
He first comes into notice in the famous report, by Horsmanden, of the Negro Plot of 1741. It was the belief of the time that the negroes were set on by Catholic priests. The shade of Guy Fawkes yet lurked near every burning house. His testimony before the Court on the 24th July, 1741, is thus given: "Elias Desbrosses, of New York, Confectioner; John Ury, the popish priest, now in jail, came with one Webb, a carpenter, to him, and asked if he (deponent) had any sugar bits or wafers, &c., (the bits are usually made as the deponent apprehends in imitation of Spanish silver coin.) This deponent showed the said Ury some confectionary in imitation of dogs, hawks, owls, lambs, and swans, supposing that he wished them to give away to please children, but told him he had no bits or wafers." At this time Catholic worship was punished as a crime, and all magistrates were sworn to maintain the Protestant religion. This Ury was convicted, and executed on the 29th of the same month.
About this time James Desbrosses, a brother of Elias, first appears. One of his negroes, Primus, made confession concerning the Plot. He was to have stolen his master's gun and helped kill the white people. He resided at the "last house on the East River to Kip's Bay," described by David Grim as the house at which the line of Palisades of Cedar logs commenced, which was stretched across the island to the North River, in 1745, "for the security and protection of the inhabitants of the city, who were at that time much alarmed and afraid that the French and Indians were coming to invade the City." This house was near the shipyards at the foot of Catharine Street. An advertisement in the " New York Journal," April 2, 1767, shows that he was still residing there.
A part of the family, however, still occupied the house in Hanover Square in 1755. An advertisement in Gaine's " New York Mercury," of June 16th of that year, gives an approximation to its situation. It alludes to a house on Hanover Square wherein "Mr. Lewis Morris lived, next door to Mr. Walton's, and directly opposite to Mr. Grant's and Desbrosses." Here Elias Desbrosses carried on a general business, trading with Madeira and the West India Islands. He was also part owner of the sloop Success, as his applications to Gov. Hardy for permits show.
His name now begins to appear quite often in advertisements of real estate. In Gaine's "Mercury," of February 7th, 1757, he calls attention to a tract of land in New Jersey which he has for sale. He here signs himself Merchant.
James Desbrosses appears also to have been somewhat engaged in commerce. An advertisement of "A variety of Paper Hangings, imported from London," to be sold by him, appeared in 1761. The name of still another of the family is recorded in an order issued by Governor Monckton, March 5th, 1763, to Capt. Lawrence, of Kings County, to deliver a certain negro boy, named Touissant, to Stephen Desbrosses, to be sent by him to Mr. Veyer, his former master at Martinico.
With these various enterprises Mr. Elias DESBROSSES continued to increase his property and influence, and to win the esteem of his neighbors. In 1767 he was chosen Alderman of the East Ward, which he continued to represent in the City Councils until 1770.
In 1768 he was one of the founders of the Chamber of Commerce, and its first Treasurer—an office which he held until 1770, when he was chosen Vice-President, and the next year President, of this Corporation.
Mr. Desbrosses does not seem to have had any desire for public life. He was one of the Committee of Correspondence of fifty-one, chosen by the citizens in May, 1774, but the minutes only show him in his seat at the first meeting. He took no part in the stirring and angry scenes which followed. He was too little of a partisan to meet any annoyance from either side, and passed untroubled through the occupation of both armies. He showed his strong sympathy with the English side by signing the very loyal address of Lord Howe, in October, 1776, and though not claimed by Sabine as a loyalist in his comprehensive collection of sketches, he must be classed in this body.
In May of the following year, when the British authorities undertook to raise troops for the King's service in New York, Mr. DESBROSSES, whose residence is given as in Queen Street, was one of a Committee, together with Henry White, Nathaniel Marston, and Thomas White, "appointed to receive donations which will be applied for the Comfort and Encouragement of such of his Majesty's faithful Subjects as already have or hereafter shall enter into the Provincial Regiments raising in this Province."
In December, 1777, he was named first on the Vestry appointed by General Robertson for the Relief of the Poor of the City. With him were many of his old commercial associates-Miles Sherbrooke, Isaac Low, Charles Nicoll, Gabriel H. Ludlow, and others.
He seems to have taken no further active part in business, and when the meetings of the Chamber were renewed by such of the members as adhered to the Crown, he did not resume his connection with it.
MR. Desbrosses was a very religious man, and forward in every charitable enterprise. The family were among the early and liberal contributors to the Huguenot church, L'Eglise du St. Esprit, erected in Pine Street, and James


Beaches Resorts is adding Rosita, the popular bilingual character from Sesame Street, as the newest walkaround for the properties, joining the existing cast of characters this fall at Beaches Negril, Beaches Ocho Rios and Beaches Turks & Caicos.
Beaches Resorts says it will do everything it can to accommodate guests impacted by the temporary scheduled closures of Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa.
MONTEGO BAY – Beaches Resorts is offering families the chance to enjoy their choice between two signature on-property experiences – complimentary – as part of an exclusive Fall offer.
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HomeUncategorizedWhite House Backs Kelly's 'Empty Barrel' Criticism After Video Contradicts His Account
White House Backs Kelly's 'Empty Barrel' Criticism After Video Contradicts His Account
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The White House issued a statement Friday reiterating White House Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly's indictment of Rep. Frederica Wilson as a "empty barrel," after a video of her speech at an FBI building dedication contradicted Kelly's account of the episode.
"Gen. Kelly said he was 'stunned' that Rep. Wilson made comments at a building dedication honoring slain FBI agents about her own actions in Congress, including lobbying former President Obama on legislation," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in statement. "As Gen. Kelly pointed out, if you're able to make a sacred act like honoring American heroes about yourself, you're an empty barrel."
Sanders's statement comes after the Sun Sentinel released a video Friday of Wilson's 2015 speech at the FBI field office dedication ceremony. The video shows that Wilson discussed her role in naming the field office after two slain FBI officers, but she never claimed to have secured the funding for the project during a phone call with former President Barack Obama, as Kelly suggested.
Kelly made the comments during a Thursday press briefing in which he lambasted Wilson for her public critique of President Donald Trump's phone call with a gold star widow. He cast Wilson's comments at the building dedication ceremony as obnoxious, saying that he was "appalled" that Wilson spoke about her own political accomplishments after previous speakers described the heroism of the slain FBI officers that the building was being named after.
"A congresswoman stood up, and in a long tradition of empty barrels making the most noise, stood up there in all of that and talked about how she was instrumental in getting the funding for that building, and how she took care of her constituents because she got the money, and she just called up President Obama, and on that phone call, he gave the money — the $20 million — to build the building, and she sat down, and we were stunned," Kelly told reporters Thursday.
Wilson pushed back Thursday night, accusing Kelly of lying about her speech and pointing out that the funding for the project was secured in 2009, prior to her election as a congresswoman.
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Q: Element with locator 'xpath=//*[@id="1"]/button' not found I am writting robot framework tests with Selenium2 Library and i can't access button, there are many same buttons on one page, so it doesn't have id. Those ways i tried to access element:
Click Element   xpath=//*[@id="1"]/button
Click Button    xpath=//*[@id="1"]/button
Click Element   name=add
Click Button    name=add
Click Element   add
Click Button    add

But it doesn't find element. I tried Click Button, same result. Element is:
<button class="add-to-cart" name="add" data-id="1">Add Course</button>

Can anyone help me what do i do wrong?

A: The problem is that the page you are testing populates the page with javascript, but your test is trying to click the button before that javascript finishes running. You need to wait for the element before you can click on it.
This works:
wait until page contains element  //button[@data-id='1']
click element  //button[@data-id='1']

A: Could you provide error details if any?
Best thing in robot is You don't  need to mention locator type for Id, xpath
Replace with below
Click Element    (//button[text()="Add Course"])[1]

A: Could you try this.
xpath=//button[@data-id="1"]

A: If you are interested in "add-to-cart" elements you can filter by all elements of the class and then select the interested ones (like an array).
Click Button    xpath=(//button[@class="add-to-cart"])[1]
...
Click Button    xpath=(//button[@class="add-to-cart"])[n]

A: As few others mention, when you have more elements with the same class or id you should differentiate between them with
(//button[@data-id='1'])[1]
(//button[@data-id='1'])[2]

etc., but in Robot framework remember to use xpath= before so the framework can recognize xpath
Click Element   xpath=(//button[@data-id='1'])[1]

If there is a problem with timing and your component didn't manage to render soon enough I found more useful to use below code instead of Wait Until Page Contains Element, it is faster and more successful in my experience
Wait Until Keyword Succeeds     3x   2 seconds
...                             Element Should Not Be Visible       xpath=//div...


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Wowhead had two interviews on Battle for Azeroth and one for WoW Classic during BlizzCon 2018 and we have recapped all of them.
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First, we have highlights from the interview with Morgan Day and Shani Edwards, which you can read here.
No plans to add a currency system for Azerite Armor anywhere else (raids and PvP) other than Mythic+.
The underwater boss is still in early development. They can add mechanics during the fight to make it easier for players such as underwater walk speed.
No plans to bring back Master Loot in Tides of Vengeance, but they can bring it back at a later time if it's right for the game again.
No changes for Personal loot trading rules in Tides of Vengeance, but it's something they are probably going to take a look at in a future patch.
No plans to add legendaries right now, but they might be added in a future update.
There are still going to be random drops in Island Expeditions. The new mounts and toys will be available on the vendors and will be separate from the loot table that is dropping right now. They're also playing with the idea of a treasure map. When you complete an Island you might get a treasure map and that treasure map will start an elite mission with big rewards. They haven't nailed down exactly what's going to be rewarded from those treasure chests but they're talking about possibly adding some of that Azerite Armor currency in them.
They are discussing other places where the M+ currency can drop from apart from the Mythic+ chest and scrapping/disenchanting Azerite Armor.
No titles or mounts planned for Mythic+, just new achievements.
Different types of Souls that will chase you down in the Reaping affix: Lost Soul, Risen Soul and Tormented Soul [more details on this again on the Method interview].
A lot of abilities currently don't hit Explosives in M+ – they will change that.
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Q: Gstreamer Pause/Resume pipeline issue I am using qt-gstreamer 1.2 with gstreamer 1.2.4 on nVidia TX1 running Ubuntu 14.04.
I am having a pipeline with camera preview + recording + Ethernet Streaming + Wifi Streaming and i want to make pipeline dynamic. ex i can add/remove recording/Streaming on running pipeline.
I pause pipeline to add/remove elements and then resume without using pads and its blocking capabilities. This works fine. But pipeline hangs after several add/remove of elements. and it hangs when i paused the pipeline.
I found that its Pause/Resume which hangs pipeline not Linking/Unlinking elements on pause.
If i add less elements in pipeline like only adding elements required for preview and recording then pipeline hangs after long time then with all elements.
All sink element sync and async are false.
m_pipeline  =   QGst::Pipeline::create();
m_source    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("v4l2src", "v4l2src");
m_filter1   =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("capsfilter", "capsfilter");
m_convert   =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("nvvidconv", "videoconvert");
m_filter2   =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("capsfilter", "capsfilter1");
m_filter3   =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("capsfilter", "capsfilter2");
m_tee       =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("tee", "tee");
m_tee1      =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("tee", "tee1");
m_enc       =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("omxh264enc", "omxh264enc");
m_enc1      =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("omxh264enc", "omxh264enc1");
m_parse     =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("h264parse", "h264parse");
m_parse1    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("h264parse", "h264parse1");
m_parse2    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("h264parse", "h264parse2");
m_mux       =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("qtmux", "qtmux");
m_filesink  =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("filesink", "filesink");
m_queue1    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue1");
m_queue2    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue2");
m_queue3    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue3");
m_queue4    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue4");
m_queue5    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue5");
m_queue6    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue6");
m_queue7    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue7");
m_queue8    =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("queue", "queue8");
m_fakesink  =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("fakesink", "fakesink");
m_rtppay1   =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("rtph264pay", "rtph264pay");
m_rtppay2   =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("rtph264pay", "rtph264pay1");
m_udpsink   =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("udpsink", "udpsink");
m_udpsink1  =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("udpsink", "udpsink1");
m_videoSink =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("nvoverlaysink", "sink");
m_tee2      =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("tee", "tee3");
m_fakesink1 =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("fakesink", "fakesink1");
m_mux1       =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("qtmux", "qtmux1");
m_filesink1 =   QGst::ElementFactory::make("filesink", "filesink1");

m_filter1->setProperty("caps", QGst::Caps::fromString("video/x-raw, width=1920, height=1080, format=UYVY, framerate=60/1"));
m_filter2->setProperty("caps", QGst::Caps::fromString("video/x-raw(memory:NVMM), width=1920, height=1080, format=I420, framerate=60/1"));
m_filter3->setProperty("caps", QGst::Caps::fromString("video/x-h264, stream-format=(string)byte-stream"));

m_videoSink->setProperty("sync", false);
m_videoSink->setProperty("async", false);

m_pipeline->setProperty("video-sink", m_videoSink);

m_filesink->setProperty("sync", false);
m_filesink->setProperty("async", false);
m_enc->setProperty("bitrate", 19000000);
m_enc->setProperty("low-latency", 1);
m_enc->setProperty("control-rate", 2);
m_filesink->setProperty("location", "/home/ubuntu/video.mp4");
m_rtppay1->setProperty("mtu", 1400);
m_rtppay2->setProperty("mtu", 1400);

m_filesink1->setProperty("sync", false);
m_filesink1->setProperty("async", false);
m_filesink1->setProperty("location", "/home/ubuntu/video1.mp4");

m_udpsink->setProperty("port", 5000);
m_udpsink->setProperty("sync", false);
m_udpsink->setProperty("async", false);
m_udpsink->setProperty("host", "127.0.0.1");

m_udpsink1->setProperty("port", 8554);
m_udpsink1->setProperty("sync", false);
m_udpsink1->setProperty("async", false);
m_udpsink1->setProperty("host", "172.10.10.135");

m_pipeline->add(m_source, m_filter1, m_tee2, m_queue6, m_fakesink1);
m_pipeline->add(m_queue7, m_convert, m_filter2, m_tee, m_queue1, m_videoSink);
m_pipeline->add(m_queue2, m_enc, m_filter3, m_tee1, m_queue8, m_fakesink);
m_pipeline->add(m_queue3, m_parse, m_mux, m_filesink);
m_pipeline->add(m_queue4, m_parse1, m_rtppay1, m_udpsink);
m_pipeline->add(m_queue5, m_parse2, m_rtppay2, m_udpsink1);

m_pipeline->linkMany(m_source, m_filter1, m_tee2, m_queue6, m_fakesink1);
m_pipeline->linkMany(m_tee2, m_queue7, m_convert, m_filter2, m_tee, m_queue1, m_videoSink);
m_pipeline->linkMany(m_tee, m_queue2, m_enc, m_filter3, m_tee1, m_queue8, m_fakesink);
m_pipeline->linkMany(m_tee1, m_queue3, m_parse, m_mux, m_filesink);
m_pipeline->linkMany(m_tee1, m_queue4, m_parse1, m_rtppay1, m_udpsink);
m_pipeline->linkMany(m_tee1, m_queue5, m_parse2, m_rtppay2, m_udpsink1);

for testing i am pause and play pipeline every 1 sec.
m_pipeline->setState(QGst::StatePaused);
QThread::msleep(10);
m_pipeline->setState(QGst::StatePlaying);

The pipeline hangs after several Pause/Resume.
If i remove last 2 lines of linkmany and add the i can pause/resume more times than with all elements added.
So whats the problem here?
How can i pause / play pipeline efficiently?


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Q: Several Threads listening on one UDP port? I have a problem. I have a client program that listens on an UDP port for servers. These servers send packets (one each second) with their TCP port inside. These ports are how the servers are identified. When such a packet arrives for the first time, the server is stored in a centralized collection. If a server fails to send these packets for 5 seconds, this server is considered offline and being removed from the collection.
What I would like to do is to spawn a new thread for each server. This thread should only listen to one server. If a server times out, the thread removes the server from the collection and terminates itself.
I have implemented this with a ThreadPool, but it is not working at all.  What I figured out so far is, that probably due to the checks of the different threads if a packet is indeed the one it should listen to, the order of the incoming packets is completely messed up, resulting in chaotic removing and adding of servers to the collection.
Is there a possibility that more than one thread can listen to one single UDP port? How could I realize the desired behavior?
Thank you for your help!
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In the main Thread:
datagramSocket = new DatagramSocket(udpPort);
datagramSocket.setReuseAddress(true);

as well as in the new Thread.
java.net.BindException: Address already in use
 [java]     at java.net.PlainDatagramSocketImpl.bind0(Native Method)
 [java]     at java.net.AbstractPlainDatagramSocketImpl.bind(AbstractPlainDatagramSocketImpl.java:95)
 [java]     at java.net.DatagramSocket.bind(DatagramSocket.java:376)
 [java]     at java.net.DatagramSocket.<init>(DatagramSocket.java:231)
 [java]     at java.net.DatagramSocket.<init>(DatagramSocket.java:284)
 [java]     at java.net.DatagramSocket.<init>(DatagramSocket.java:256)
 [java]     at proxy.ServerHandler.<init>(ServerHandler.java:32)
 [java]     at proxy.DatagramSocketListener.run(DatagramSocketListener.java:59)
 [java]     at java.util.concurrent.Executors$RunnableAdapter.call(Executors.java:471)
 [java]     at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:262)
 [java]     at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
 [java]     at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
 [java]     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:744)

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Thanks again! But now in the main thread:
datagramSocket = new DatagramSocket();
datagramSocket.setReuseAddress(true);
datagramSocket.bind(new InetSocketAddress(udpPort));

in the new thread:
datagramSocket = new DatagramSocket();
datagramSocket.setReuseAddress(true);
datagramSocket.connect(server.getAddress(), udpPort);

results in:
 [java] java.net.SocketException: already bound
 [java]     at java.net.DatagramSocket.bind(DatagramSocket.java:360)
 [java]     at proxy.DatagramSocketListener.<init>(DatagramSocketListener.java:33)
 [java]     at proxy.ProxyCli.<init>(ProxyCli.java:74)
 [java]     at proxy.ProxyCli.main(ProxyCli.java:30)

but it is the first time I am initializing a DatagramSocket???

A: Create a new socket on the same port in the new thread. You will have to set SO_REUSEADDR on all the sockets including the original one to make this possible. Then, connect the new socket to the desired target. Then that socket will only receive datagrams from that target.


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