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Letter to Senators Urging Them Not to Overturn OSHA's Emergency Standard on COVID-19
Legislative Alert | Workplace Health and Safety
Dear Senator:
We urge you to vote against S.J. Res. 29—a resolution of disapproval under the Congressional Review Act to overturn the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard.
The COVID-19 pandemic is the largest, most significant occupational health crisis in the 50 years of OSHA's existence. Hundreds of thousands of health care workers and other essential workers have been infected and tens of thousands have died from COVID-19 due to exposures at work. Millions of workers remain at grave danger from on-the-job exposures. Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, OSHA has an obligation to protect these workers and clear authority to do so by issuing standards requiring employers to reduce workplace exposures to COVID-19.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the AFL-CIO and affiliated unions have been urging OSHA to issue strong standards to prevent COVID-19 exposure and transmission at work through well-established, proven measures including masks, physical distancing, ventilation, testing and vaccination. We believe the OSHA COVID-19 vaccination/testing ETS needs to be strengthened, not weakened or overturned. In the face of more transmissible COVID-19 variants, including delta and omicron, we need to do everything we can to reduce COVID-19 transmission in the workplace and institute additional strong protective measures to prevent worker COVID19 infections.
Supporting S.J. Res. 29 to overturn this rule would do just the opposite. This resolution could bar OSHA from developing needed COVID-19 protections for workers on the job. Action under the Congressional Review Act would not only nullify this needed protection but bar OSHA from adopting similar standards regardless of the course of the pandemic. Congress should support and strengthen OSHA's efforts to protect workers from COVID-19, not undermine them. We strongly urge you to oppose S.J. Res 29, not to overturn the OSHA emergency standard on COVID-19 testing and vaccination, to help protect workers from exposure, infection, serious disease and death.
Vote no on S.J. Res. 29.
William Samuel
Director, Government Affairs


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Polecenie (ang. Command, komenda) – czynnościowy wzorzec projektowy, traktujący żądanie wykonania określonej czynności jako obiekt, dzięki czemu mogą być one parametryzowane w zależności od rodzaju odbiorcy, a także umieszczane w kolejkach i dziennikach.

Problem
Rozpatrzmy typową aplikację okienkową realizującą jakieś zadanie. Użytkownik może wykonać w niej różne czynności. Chcemy umożliwić mu cofanie zmian oraz przeglądanie ich historii, dlatego niezbędny jest nam mechanizm, który oprócz obsługi żądań, będzie je także zapamiętywał na stosie.

Budowa

Wzorzec Polecenie zakłada utworzenie oddzielnej klasy dla każdego zadania implementującej pewien wspólny interfejs Polecenie. Mamy także stronę generującą zadania do wykonania (nadawca), którą może być kod obsługi zdarzeń myszki i klawiatury, a także jeden lub więcej obiektów odpowiedzialnych za obsługę poleceń (odbiorca). Aby wykonać operację, nadawca tworzy obiekt określonego zadania i przekazuje go do wybranego odbiorcy, który odpowiada za wywołanie metody wykonaj().

Dopuszczalne jest parametryzowanie polecenia przed jego wykonaniem, zarówno po stronie odbiorcy, jak i nadawcy. Dodatkowo, odbiorca może zapamiętać obiekt polecenia na stosie, oferując programowi usługę wycofywania operacji lub przeglądania historii. Wspólny interfejs Polecenie musi być wtedy rozszerzony o dodatkowe metody takie, jak ustawParametr() czy wycofaj().

Wykaz elementów składowych wzorca:

 polecenie — interfejs definiujący operacje, jakie musi obsługiwać każde polecenie (wykonywanie zadania, wycofywanie zmian itd.)
 konkretne polecenie — klasa dostarczająca implementacji interfejsu polecenia, koncentrująca się na obsłudze pojedynczego zadania. Dla każdego rodzaju obsługiwanego polecenia tworzymy oddzielną klasę.
 model — dowolny obiekt, na którym polecenia potrafią wykonać operacje. W praktyce w skład modelu może wchodzić dowolnie duża liczba klas i obiektów.
 nadawca — dowolny obiekt, który potrafi generować obiekty poleceń.
 odbiorca — obiekt wykonujący polecenia poprzez wywołanie metody wykonaj() na przekazanym do niego obiekcie. Oprócz tego, może wykonać dodatkowe operacje związane z jego obsługą (np. zapisanie polecenia w dzienniku lub historii zmian).

Konsekwencje użycia
Zalety:

 oddzielenie operacji od obiektów, na których jest ona wykonywana,
 polecenia są reprezentowane jako standardowe obiekty, dzięki czemu możemy na nich stosować wszystkie manipulacje dopuszczalne w programowaniu obiektowym,
 możliwość łączenia elementarnych poleceń w polecenia złożone,
 łatwość dodawania nowych rodzajów poleceń.

Wady:

 każde polecenie wymaga dodatkowej pamięci na zapamiętanie stanu swojego obiektu.

Implementacja
Implementacja wzorca wymaga przeanalizowania następujących kwestii:

 stopień skomplikowania polecenia — jak dużą odpowiedzialność powinny mieć polecenia? Czy będą to jedynie proste obiekty wykonujące operację na dostarczonym modelu czy też złożone implementacje, które nie delegują do odbiorcy żadnych zadań?
 czy będziemy obsługiwać wycofywanie operacji — oprócz dodania do interfejsu metody wycofaj(), polecenia muszą również zapamiętywać wystarczająco dużo informacji o stanie, aby umożliwić jego odtworzenie. Wszystkie operacje, jakie wykonujemy na modelu, muszą być wycofywalne i należy dla każdej z nich zaimplementować odpowiednią klasę polecenia. W przeciwnym wypadku wielokrotne wykonywanie i wycofywanie poleceń może doprowadzić do nawarstwiania się błędów oraz utraty bądź uszkodzenia danych. Do zapamiętywania stanu obiektu sprzed wykonania operacji bez ujawniania szczegółów jego wewnętrznej struktury można wykorzystać wzorzec Pamiątka.

Zastosowanie
Wzorzec znajduje zastosowanie wszędzie tam, gdzie musimy zapamiętywać wykonywane operacje lub je wycofywać. Mogą to być zarówno przedstawione wyżej programy okienkowe z opcją cofania, jak i np. systemy obsługi transakcji w instalatorach lub bazach danych i mechanizmy nagrywania makr. Drugim obszarem zastosowań są sytuacje, gdy identyczne polecenia muszą być parametryzowane różnymi danymi w zależności od tego, kto odpowiada za ich obsłużenie.

Wzorzec Polecenie znalazł też zastosowanie w implementacjach mechanizmów zdalnego wykonywania procedur, gdzie obiekty żądań są serializowane i przesyłane jako strumień bajtów do innego komputera, który odpowiada za ich wykonanie.

Zobacz też

 Wzorzec projektowy
 Pamiątka
 Prototyp

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne
 Szczegółowy opis wzorca wraz z przykładami

Polecenia

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Today we have even more reviews of Spectral/Theatrum Mundi titles plus an interview, so let's get straight on with it.
From the illustrious Ginger Nuts of Horror we have out first review of Ricochet by Tim Dry, written by Paul M. Feeney which you can find HERE. As soon as you've finished that you should go on and read the interview of 'Renaissance Man' Tim Dry, also conducted by Mr. Feeney – that one is right HERE.
Dr. V's Hammer has landed!
And HERE'S another review from Chris Hall of DLS Reviews, talking about John Llewellyn Probert's The Hammer of Dr. Valentine. Get your copy of the limited hardback or the unlimited paperback today!
We begin our week with a new review of John Llewellyn Probert's The Hammer of Dr. Valentine from Paul Feeney, which has been posted to his Sound and Fury blog – read it HERE.
We are pleased to be able to announce that Brian Hodge's Spectral Book of Horror Stories tale, 'Cures for a Sickened World", has made it into Locus magazine's annual 'Recommended Reading' list – you can see the rest of the list HERE.
We have acquired another book for 2016 since last week which we'd like to tell you about: Andrew Hook will join the Theatrum Mundi roster with his contemporary fantasy conspiracy thriller The Greens – featuring creatures from myth and legend, alien technology, and mad conspiracy stuff, all mashed together with families, parenthood, and genealogy. Intrigued? Then stay tuned for information as it becomes available!
Also, there's a late addition to the contents of We Are the Martians: The Legacy of Nigel Kneale, edited by Neil Snowdon – The Quatermass Conclusion, a 1980 interview with the man himself, conducted by David A. Sutton, which was originally featured in a magazine called Fantasy Media. The book is due out from Spectral Screen in December this year.
"The first of Spectral Press's original novellas, and leading the charge is Gary Fry's The Respectable Face Of Tyranny. This is a beautifully written piece of work, and although only 40 pages long, manages to cram enough ideas and detail in it for a full length novel. The book itself is beautifully put together, and the cover photo is amazing and really sets the tone for the story inside.


so happy and excited to be a invited builder at this years show, thanks for all the love and support.
thank you Scott! hard work pays off eventually!
As the Busch Bros said mate, the vid was way cool and honest, go hard !!!


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import static org.hamcrest.core.Is.is;
import static org.hamcrest.core.IsNot.not;
import static org.hamcrest.number.OrderingComparison.greaterThan;
import static org.hamcrest.text.IsEmptyString.isEmptyString;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;
import static play.test.Helpers.running;
import static play.test.Helpers.testServer;

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonNode;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.node.ObjectNode;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;

import akka.stream.javadsl.StreamConverters;
import me.tfeng.playmods.oauth2.ApplicationLoader;
import me.tfeng.playmods.spring.ExceptionWrapper;
import play.Application;
import play.ApplicationLoader.Context;
import play.Environment;
import play.libs.Json;
import play.libs.ws.SourceBodyWritable;
import play.libs.ws.StandaloneWSResponse;
import play.libs.ws.ahc.StandaloneAhcWSClient;
import play.libs.ws.ahc.StandaloneAhcWSRequest;

/**
 * @author Thomas Feng (huining.feng@gmail.com)
 */
public class IntegrationTest {

  private static final int PORT = 3333;

  private static final String TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID = "trusted-client";
  private static final String TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET = "trusted-client-password";
  private static final String UNTRUSTED_CLIENT_ID = "untrusted-client";
  private static final String UNTRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET = "untrusted-client-password";
  private static final String USER_PASSWORD = "password";

  private Application application;

  @Before
  public void setup() {
    application = new ApplicationLoader().load(new Context(Environment.simple()));
  }

  @Test
  public void testClientAuthenticationFailure() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response;

      response = authenticateClient(client, TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, "wrong_" + TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));

      response = authenticateClient(client, "wrong_" + TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));
    }));
  }

  @Test
  public void testClientAuthenticationSuccess() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response = authenticateClient(client, TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      JsonNode json = Json.parse(response.getBody());
      assertThat(json.findPath("accessToken").textValue(), not(isEmptyString()));
      assertThat(json.findPath("clientId").textValue(), is(TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID));
      assertThat(json.findPath("expiration").longValue(), greaterThan(System.currentTimeMillis()));
    }));
  }

  @Test
  public void testUserAccessDenied() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response;

      response = authenticateClient(client, TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      String clientAccessToken = Json.parse(response.getBody()).findPath("accessToken").textValue();

      response = authenticateUser(client, clientAccessToken, "test", "wrong_" + USER_PASSWORD);
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));
    }));
  }

  @Test
  public void testUserAccessDeniedWithUntrustedClient() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response;

      response = authenticateClient(client, UNTRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, UNTRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      String clientAccessToken = Json.parse(response.getBody()).findPath("accessToken").textValue();

      response = authenticateUser(client, clientAccessToken, "test", USER_PASSWORD);
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));
    }));
  }

  @Test
  public void testUserAccessTokenRefreshSuccess() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response;
      JsonNode json;

      response = authenticateClient(client, TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      String clientAccessToken = Json.parse(response.getBody()).findPath("accessToken").textValue();

      response = authenticateUser(client, clientAccessToken, "test", USER_PASSWORD);
      json = Json.parse(response.getBody());
      assertThat(json.findPath("accessToken").textValue(), not(isEmptyString()));
      assertThat(json.findPath("refreshToken").textValue(), not(isEmptyString()));
      assertThat(json.findPath("username").textValue(), is("test"));
      assertThat(json.findPath("expiration").longValue(), greaterThan(System.currentTimeMillis()));
      String oldUserAccessToken = json.findPath("accessToken").textValue();
      String refreshToken = json.findPath("refreshToken").textValue();

      response = getUser(client, oldUserAccessToken);
      json = Json.parse(response.getBody());
      assertThat(json.findPath("username").textValue(), is("test"));
      assertThat(json.findPath("isActive").booleanValue(), is(true));

      response = refreshUserAccessToken(client, clientAccessToken, refreshToken);
      json = Json.parse(response.getBody());
      assertThat(json.findPath("accessToken").textValue(), not(isEmptyString()));
      assertThat(json.findPath("refreshToken").textValue(), is(refreshToken));
      assertThat(json.findPath("expiration").longValue(), greaterThan(System.currentTimeMillis()));
      String newUserAccessToken = json.findPath("accessToken").textValue();

      response = getUser(client, newUserAccessToken);
      json = Json.parse(response.getBody());
      assertThat(json.findPath("username").textValue(), is("test"));
      assertThat(json.findPath("isActive").booleanValue(), is(true));

      response = getUser(client, oldUserAccessToken);
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));
    }));
  }

  @Test
  public void testUserAuthenticationFailure() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response = getUser(client, "1234-abcd");
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));
    }));
  }

  @Test
  public void testUserAuthenticationSuccess() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response;
      JsonNode json;

      response = authenticateClient(client, TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      String clientAccessToken = Json.parse(response.getBody()).findPath("accessToken").textValue();

      response = authenticateUser(client, clientAccessToken, "test", USER_PASSWORD);
      json = Json.parse(response.getBody());
      assertThat(json.findPath("accessToken").textValue(), not(isEmptyString()));
      assertThat(json.findPath("refreshToken").textValue(), not(isEmptyString()));
      assertThat(json.findPath("username").textValue(), is("test"));
      assertThat(json.findPath("expiration").longValue(), greaterThan(System.currentTimeMillis()));
      String userAccessToken = json.findPath("accessToken").textValue();

      response = getUser(client, userAccessToken);
      json = Json.parse(response.getBody());
      assertThat(json.findPath("username").textValue(), is("test"));
      assertThat(json.findPath("isActive").booleanValue(), is(true));
    }));
  }

  @Test
  public void testUserNotAuthenticated() {
    running(testServer(PORT, application), ExceptionWrapper.wrapFunction(() -> {
      StandaloneAhcWSClient client = application.injector().instanceOf(StandaloneAhcWSClient.class);
      StandaloneWSResponse response;

      response = getUser(client, null);
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));

      response = authenticateClient(client, TRUSTED_CLIENT_ID, TRUSTED_CLIENT_SECRET);
      String clientAccessToken = Json.parse(response.getBody()).findPath("accessToken").textValue();

      response = getUser(client, clientAccessToken);
      assertThat(response.getStatus(), is(401));
    }));
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse authenticateClient(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String clientId, String clientSecret)
      throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    ObjectNode body = Json.newObject();
    body.setAll(ImmutableMap.of("clientId", body.textNode(clientId), "clientSecret", body.textNode(clientSecret)));
    return post(client, "/client/authenticate", body.toString());
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse authenticateUser(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String clientAccessToken, String username,
      String password) throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    ObjectNode body = Json.newObject();
    body.setAll(ImmutableMap.of("username", body.textNode(username), "password", body.textNode(password)));
    return post(client, "/user/authenticate", "Authorization", "Bearer " + clientAccessToken, body.toString());
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse get(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String endpoint, String queryParameterName,
      String queryParameterValue) throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    return get(client, endpoint, null, null, queryParameterName, queryParameterValue);
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse get(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String endpoint, String headerName, String headerValue,
      String queryParameterName, String queryParameterValue) throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    StandaloneAhcWSRequest request = client.url("http://localhost:" + PORT + endpoint);
    if (headerName != null) {
      request = request.addHeader(headerName, headerValue);
    }
    if (queryParameterName != null) {
      request = request.addQueryParameter(queryParameterName, queryParameterValue);
    }
    return request.get().toCompletableFuture().get();
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse getUser(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String userAccessToken) throws ExecutionException,
      InterruptedException {
    return get(client, "/user/get", "Authorization", "Bearer " + userAccessToken, null, null);
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse post(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String endpoint, String data)
      throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    return post(client, endpoint, null, null, data);
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse post(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String endpoint, String headerName,
      String headerValue, String data) throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    StandaloneAhcWSRequest request = client.url("http://localhost:" + PORT + endpoint).setContentType("application/json");
    if (headerName != null) {
      request = request.addHeader(headerName, headerValue);
    }
    SourceBodyWritable bodyWritable = new SourceBodyWritable(
        StreamConverters.fromInputStream(() -> new ByteArrayInputStream(data.getBytes())));
    return request.post(bodyWritable).toCompletableFuture().get();
  }

  private StandaloneWSResponse refreshUserAccessToken(StandaloneAhcWSClient client, String clientAccessToken,
      String refreshToken) throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    ObjectNode body = Json.newObject();
    body.setAll(ImmutableMap.of("refreshToken", body.textNode(refreshToken)));
    return post(client, "/user/refresh", "Authorization", "Bearer " + clientAccessToken, body.toString());
  }
}

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When the Huilo Huilo Nature Reserve first opened in Chile's scenic Lake District south of Santiago, its original lodge, the unusual tree-covered Montaña Mágica, carved of volcanic rock and rising like a hobbit house out of the forest, quickly took its place on many travelers' bucket lists.
Now, this privately owned nature reserve, which a Chilean mining magnate established in the shadow of two snow-capped volcanoes, has built a group of high-end villas, with a dedicated concierge for guests, who will organize your hikes and other excursions through this 300,000-acre preserve of waterfalls, wooded trails and wildlife.
A popular weekend getaway for Santiago residents, Huilo Huilo still sees relatively few international visitors. Here's what you need to know to plan a trip to this secluded eco-tourism destination in one of South America's still-undiscovered regions.
To reach the Huillo Huilo Nature Reserve from Santiago, fly to either Temuco or Valdivia; it's an easy 90-minute hop to either city. Huilo Huilo staff can book a car and driver for the scenic 2.5-hour drive between either of these airports and the reserve.
Tip: Arrange for your driver to stop off en route to the reserve at the Termas Geométricas, a remote natural hot spring, for a soothing soak in the outdoor pools — a perfect start to your Chilean eco-escape.
A resort complex at the center of the reserve houses three of Huilo Huilo's four hotels, as well as restaurants, indoor-outdoor pools, several hot tubs set in the gardens and a spa, where the sauna overlooks the forest.
But for a true escape into nature, book the reserve's Nawelpi Lodge, a collection of upscale cottages secluded in the woods.
These 12 spacious suites literally have been carved out of the forest, with tree trunks and wooden beams supporting the structures. While the cottages are just a 10-minute walk from the main buildings, they feel miles away. Outfitted with king beds, whirlpool tubs and wood-burning fireplaces, they also feature sheltered decks with lounge chairs overlooking the Fuy River.
A short walk from the cottages is a private lodge for Nawelpi guests, with a bar and lounge above the river. You can enjoy your meals here, too, in an open and airy space with a swooping wooden ceiling. Breakfast is either served in the lodge or delivered directly to your suite, where you can have your eggs, fresh fruit, pastries and coffee in bed, if you'd like.
In the evening, the Nawelpi chef prepares elaborate multi-course meals, featuring local game and other regional products, accompanied by a selection of Chilean wines.
The Nawelpi Lodge concierge staff, a husband-and-wife team who speaks fluent English, can help plan your time on the property and arrange guides for hikes and other activities. Several waterfalls, including Huilo Huilo, Puma and La Leona Falls, are all scenic destinations for an excursion into the reserve.
For a more adventurous way to explore the rainforest, book a canopy tour on the reserve's complex of zip lines, which are among the longest and highest in South America, soaring nearly 300 feet above the forest floor.
Huilo Huilo is working to repopulate an endangered species of deer, known as the huemul. In 2016, staff released the first five animals back into the wild. While the huemuls' breeding grounds are not open to the public, you can visit a deer park on the property where numerous South Andean red deer graze in the verdant vegetation. Nearby, the reserve even has its own microbrewery, where you can stop in for pizza and samples of its brews.
Chile's Lake District is home to one of the country's largest groups of indigenous Mapuche people. To learn more about Mapuche culture, visit the secluded sculpture forest on the reserve grounds, known as the Sendero de los Espíritus (Path of the Spirits), where local artist Eugenio Salas has carved more than two dozen wooden totems and figurines inspired by traditional Mapuche legends.
Walk through the sculpture forest on your own or ask the concierge to arrange for a guide who can explain more about the works and their stories.


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Q: How to unescape escaped regex? I'm looking for the reverse of regexp.QuoteMeta.
  Is it there a such function?
I've tried to manually unescape it using strings.Replace("\", "", -1) but this is prone to error/unreliable as it doesn't work in all the cases(i.e. on excessive escaping or unicode).
I also tried to add some quotes and use  strconv.Unquote (e.g. strconv.Unquote("+ "https:\/\/ad.doubleclick.net" +") ) but it errors out.

A: Parse the string with the regexp/syntax package to get the unquoted string:
func unquoteMeta(s string) (string, error) {
    r, err := syntax.Parse(s), 0)
    if err != nil {
        return "", err
    }
    if r.Op != syntax.OpLiteral {
        return "", errors.New("not a quoted meta")
    }
    return string(r.Rune), nil
}

playground example

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7 Best Clock Widget For Android in 2023
Last Updated on: January 8, 2023 by Brad Coleta
Something as fundamental as a clock might not seem important to a lot of mobile users. That's because no matter what, it's always there. Be it on the lock screen or on the home screen, any Android device will give you a glimpse of the clock widget or time date and time zone on any screen unless you're in an app. Most clock widgets offered by manufacturers are pretty generic and don't offer much in terms of customizations.
This can be quite frustrating given that Android devices can be extensively customized, which is the beauty of the platform, really. However, customizing your Android clock widget is pretty easy and can be done in a couple of simple steps thanks to third party apps available on the Google Play Store. Unfortunately, there are too many clock widget apps available on the Play Store, making it quite difficult to get the best one meant for your liking.
We're going to talk about five clock widgets meant for Android devices today, which will no doubt enhance your experience on mobile devices. Most of these apps are free to download, but you will be able to unlock some special features with the help of in-app purchases.
Best Clock Widgets For Android Smartphones
1. Chronus
This is a comprehensive widget for all the information you will need in a single day. This widget app combines news, weather, clock, calendar entries, stocks, and tasks. You can choose to use a comprehensive widget experience on your home screen, which offers all of the aforementioned details in a single glimpse, or pick and choose what you want on your device.
The news section on the clock widget has a "read it later" function with the help of Pocket. There's a Gmail extension available as well, which will help you go through your emails directly on your home screen.
For the kind of features that it offers, the Chronus clock widget is definitely worth a try. It features high up on our list of clock widgets that you need to try out for your Android device. The developers claim that by combining aspects like news, stocks etc with the clock, the CPU doesn't have to bear the brunt of these tasks individually.
This could have a bearing on your battery life, however, but that could be dependent on the kind of device you have. Chronus is free to download. You can unlock some features with an in-app purchase.
Download it now: here
2. Clock Widget
This is a simplistic app that gives you exactly what you want without any of the unnecessary clutter. If a clock widget is what you want, then that's what you will get here. You can choose custom designed clock styles for your home screen, font size, pick the colors and do a whole lot more.
The widget is linked to the default clock app, and will launch the alarms menu with a single tap. It is important to add Clock Widget to the list of ignored apps if you have a Task Manager installed on your device. Failing to do this will keep the clock from updating the time.
It's a pretty basic app and does what it's supposed to. You won't have much to complain about here given the simplicity it offers. The app is compatible with devices running Android 4.1 or above. It's a free app, but you don't have to worry about ads.
There are in-app purchases here, though. The developers update the app frequently with a handful of new features. Make sure you have a very good look at the app from the Play Store.
3. GO Clock Widget
This particular app offers a different take on clock widgets and comes with a slightly different set of features on board. There are a total of nine different themes, with both analog and digital clocks supported for your home screen. It is easily one of the most versatile clock apps available out there, although some might find some of the styles are outdated, but that's a subjective opinion. The widget supports 4×1, 4×2, and 2×2 sizes on your home screen.
If you intend to use the biggest widget possible, it's imperative to make some space beforehand. The developers mention that the clock widget requires GO Launcher EX to work.
4. ClockQ
A slightly more sophisticated option, ClockQ, is an advanced lock screen application, offering a versatile list of features compared to other apps here. Although Google has removed support for lock or home screen clock widgets after Android 4.2, this can still be used on your home screen. The app comes with 26 fonts to pick from, allowing you to customize your clock widget down to every detail and change its font size. Premium users get access to 38 fonts, however.
This is easily one of the most customizable clock widgets we can find right now, and well worth a look if you're in the market for an app like this. The app also comes with a dedicated tablet widget, which is a nice touch. The app is free to download, but you will need to make an in-app purchase to unlock some of the pro features.
5. Clock
You can't go wrong with the Clock app straight from Google. This one might have the nicest design out of all of these. That's largely because it runs on Google's Material Design, which goes for a clean look overall.
It's a Clock app through and through, but it also adds a bunch of Clock widgets to your smartphone to use as well. You can use the Google Clock as a clock, a timer, an alarm, and so on, but it does have those widgets to add to your home screen, too.
6. Digital Clock Widget
Next up, we have the Digital Clock Widget. Download this on your Android smartphone, and you'll be able to get a seriously cool clock widget on your home screen. The Digital Clock Widget actually has tons of customizations that you can make so that you can make your widgets unique. It has the Material Design interface as well, so it's easy to navigate and customize.
7. DashClock Widget
One of the most popular home screen widget applications, DashClock comes with an exciting set of features on board. It is definitely one of the most advanced clock widgets available on the Play Store right now, thanks to the large community of fans and developers.
Unfortunately, the app listing mentions that the app is no longer being maintained, so what you see right now is what you'll get. The app, however, still has a lot of users, thanks for the kind of experience it offers by default.
You will have access to a wide array of styles here, including the ability to add your emails, weather and alarms to the list. DashClock also supports lock or home screen widgets, although it's only limited until Android 4.4. You can add more extensions to DashClock from their dedicated site, helping you get the best experience possible. Coming from developers Roman Nurik and Ian Lake, the app is immensely popular and has been around for quite some time.
The app is offered for free, with no ads or in-app purchases on board. The developers are offering extensions for the widget as part of the open source project, so there's no motive to monetize the app. Combined with Muzei wallpapers, the DashClock Widget will no doubt enhance your usage experience.
Best Clock Widgets For Android Smartphones Verdict
As you can see, there are a lot of excellent digital clock widget apps that you can use with Android. Android comes with a variety of digital clock widget apps that you can use with your smartphone already, but if you're looking for some nicer style ones, or options with more customization, these will be right up your alley. Visit and explore Google Play for more options.
Do you have a favorite digital clock widget that you use with your Android phone and downloaded via Google Play? Let us know in the comments section below.
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San Francisco opens wallet to President Obama
CNN Deputy Political Director Paul Steinhauser, CNN Political Research Director Robert Yoon, CNN White House Producer Jamie Crawford
San Francisco (CNN) - We all know that San Francisco's an overwhelmingly Democratic leaning city. And if you are a Democratic president running for re-election, the city's also a pretty good place to fund raise, and that's just what President Barack Obama's doing Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
The president headlines two fundraisers Wednesday night. The first is a small dinner at a private residence and the second is being held at the Nob Hill Masonic Center. National Football League hall of famer Jerry Rice, a former wide receiver with the San Francisco 49ers, is scheduled to speak at the second event, which is expected to have approximately 2,500 people in attendance.
Thursday morning Obama headlines a breakfast at the St. Regis hotel. A source with knowledge of the events says the gatherings will "include a broad range of the President's supporters with tickets starting at $25 and ranging to the legal maximum limit of $35,800."
All money raised is expected to go to the Obama Victory Fund, which is split between the president's re-election campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
In the 2008 election cycle San Francisco was the source of $46.4 million in federal contributions, with 82 percent going to Democratic candidates, party committees and Democratic leaning organizations, according to FEC data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics.
The president heads to San Francisco after holding a town hall earlier in the day at Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto, California. The president is highlighting his proposals to reduce the nation's deficit at a trio of town halls this week. The first was held Tuesday in northern Virginia, with the final town hall scheduled for Reno, Nevada Thursday.
The president also headlines two fundraisers in Los Angeles on Thursday. The first is a 60-person dinner at the Sony Pictures lot, with the second at a restaurant in Brentwood. In the 2008 cycle, Los Angeles County was the source of $150.4 million in political contributions.
The president announced on April 4 that he was setting up his re-election campaign. Last week he personally kicked off his fundraising drive by headlining three events in his hometown of Chicago. Next week Obama's first round of fundraising ends with a gathering in New York City. Obama shattered all records by raising nearly $750 million in his bid for the White House in 2008.
Besides being a smart place for Democratic candidates to raise money, the Golden state's also generally a safe spot for Democrats in presidential contests. Obama topped fellow Sen. John McCain by a 61 to 37 percent margin to win California's 55 electoral votes in the 2008 election. George H.W. Bush's 1988 victory in the state was the last time a Republican presidential candidate carried California.
–CNN National Political Correspondent Jessica Yellin contributed to this story
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When you have worked hard all of your life to pay your own way, not be a burden to Society, and raise your children to be the same, somehow this is wrong. Greed has nothing to do with it. It is pride and an immense sense of doing what is right and required without Government intervention. There is a "right way" to get money – EARN IT!
April 20, 2011 01:49 pm at 1:49 pm |
Wallets in California...the state is flat broke, so it must be those rich Republicans everyone is always talking about...not. The truth be told, it is the rich Democrats everyone would like us to believe don't exist.
Gee – you mean the Koch brothers and his Holiness Norquist haven't bought san francisco yet?
obama victim
San Francisco supports Obozo?? seems about right
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The President will prevail in 2012. He has withstood the hateful all out assaults by the GOP, the extremists right wing nut jobs known as the Tea Party, The looney tunes birthers on a daily bases each and everyday. Yet he still retains his dignity. His resolve has only made him stronger. The GOP list of possible candidates would be crushed to bits with that kind of pressure. In the future, if the GOP still exists, after the Tea Party gets through with it, and by some horror, When and if we have another Republican in the Oval office you can be sure that they will receive the same hateful, disrespectful treatment that they have thrown at President Obama. This President won handily over McCain. He, Palin and all the GOP are sore losers. They have obstructed and fillibustered every thing that he has tried to improve the economy.
GiantsFan
Let's see.. I'm the most power man in the free world.. Where do I want to spend 4/20? San Francisco sounds nice.
Welcome BUDdy! 🙂
Inmyopinion
Obama should be pushing to raise taxes on these very wealthy San Francisco people. Hopefully, Obama will give some of these monies he raises to the Democrat Party to pay their bills so they can get out of being in the red.
Lol, listen to right wing nuts, heres fact obama will be reelected. my portfolio sure is looking good since obama took over, how about urs cons/tea party/gop whatever u guys call urselves these days
You've got 12 months left sir to do the following:
1.) Get troops totally out of Iraq and Afghanistan.
2.) Use the bully pulpit of the Presidency to "Bring Real Change" to the way Washington does business. You need to go on the air and address the nation's citizens for about 5 minutes each time some Republican works against you in a HIGHLY PARTISAN manner. For example you should have called Mitch McConnell out nationally. Define CHANGE clearly well before the election and have concrete examples validating the claim.
3.) Publish a comprehensive 20 year ENERGY POLICY than plans out how we get off of OIL. There is no such thing as "domestic oil" because oil will always be sold to the highest bidder. There is however, "domestic solar & wind" energy. It's made here, it's used here. [If we're on a path to get off PETROLEUM, we won't fight as many WARS and run as high a DEFICT as we do today].
4.) Begin to pay off the National Debt. Let the GOP make noise about spending. You focus on PAYING OFF THE NATIONAL CREDIT CARD
5.) CONTINUE creating new jobs like you've done over the past two years. Don't let the GOP take credit for your work.
6.) CONTINUE restoring American's bank accounts. The DJIA is up 4,000 points since you took office that's more than 50%. The Republicans use to point to that in the days of Reagan as evidence the President was doing a good job on the economy.
Do all these things and your re-election is secured.


Every girl needs her basic basics in her closet. I feel like that is the first things first in a wardrobe. So today I am talking about my favorite basics and why I love them!
This is my absolute favorite WHITE TANK TOP. I feel like it is a statement for summer and is perfect to pair with statement earrings or fun shorts! I wear it so much and because they're such a good price I have about five of them in my closet. My favorite statement earrings to pair them with can be found HERE and HERE. My favorite fun shorts for the summer can be found HERE.
I love these DENIM SHORTS for summer. They're so easy to pair with any top and I am obsessed with the distressed look. They're defiantly different then most other shorts in my closet.
Every girl needs some basic studs in her closet. I love THIS PACK OF STUDS specifically because it comes with some pearls & diamonds which are necessities along with some others to choose from that are easy to pair with outfits and they're such a good price and who doesn't love a good deal?
THESE PUMPS can be a statement to many outfits. They come in so many cute prints and colors. I love them because they are so easy to dress up or dress down.
For summer in Texas, it is so important to have a good pair of brown or tan sandals that go with almost everything and are easy to pair with any outfit and throw on last minute. THESE are absolutely great for covering all those needs and did i mention how trendy they are?
THESE BLACK SKINNIES are so cute. I am obsessed with the wash and think they are so cute paired with any neutral colored top. They are obviously a must have in a girl's closet.
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World of Tanks, Armored Warfare Dish Out Veteran's Day Deals
Today, Nov. 11, is Veteran's Day here in the United States, and that usually means promotions from military fighting games. Both World of Tanks and Armored Warfare are doing just that this year, offering benefits both to players and to veterans.
From now until Nov. 22, any player logging into Armored Warfare will receive the T-62 Veteran Main Battle Tank, a tier 3 camouflaged version of the American T-62. On the other hand, World of Tanks' Veterans' Day bundle will cost you some coin — $22.99, to be exact — but 30% of the proceeds will go to charity organization Operation Supply Drop, which aids active and returning service men and women.
Regardless of which game you choose, take a moment today to give thanks to the veterans who made it possible for us to sit at our computers all day and play games simulating digitized warfare.


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The flight time to Appleton (Wisconsin) is approximately 3~6 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Appleton (Wisconsin).
Appleton is one of the cities located in the eastern part of the state of Wisconsin, in the USA. Appleton has population of over seventy thousand inhabitants. Appleton is situated about 150 kilometers north of Milwaukee.
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I needed a flight ticket to fly to Appleton in Wisconsin. When looking for a ticket with reasonable price, I found a ticket with American Eagle with arrival to Appleton Airport. First, I thought Appleton airport must be far away from downtown Appleton city but according to the map, Appleton is only several miles away from its airport. I purchased the ticket on a ticket portal online. My flight to North Bay Airport was a pleasant one with great service that American Eagle provided onboard - totally worth the ticket price. On the ticket, it said the flight will take 2 hours, yet it was only one hour long. The return ticket was issued for five days later, and I spent the last evening at the Appleton Airport as it was a night flight.
Visiting Madisson with an airfare ticket to Appleton
I was looking for a flight ticket for a business trip to Appleton, but there were no direct flights for the date available. I always purchase my ticket at a ticket agent downtown Detroit, and the ticket agent suggested an alternative route through Appleton Airport. I never flew through Appleton Airport before but I purchased this ticket anyway. The ticket was reasonably priced. I decided to leave the airport once in Appleton because my layover was fairly long in Appleton airport. Included in my airfare ticket was a ticket for shuttle from Appleton Airport to Appleton, so I had lunch downtown Appleton before flying on from Appleton to Madisson. My ticket agent then succeeded at rebooking my return ticket directly to Detroit so I didn't have to stop at Appleton again. The airlines did a great job at their service on board.
Appleton Travelers' Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the weather like in Appleton in the summer?
A. Appleton lies in the zone of humid continental climate which it shares with much of its state, Wisconsin. While winters tend to be cold in Appleton, the summers are usually warm and sunny. There is more rainfall in the summer than in the winter time, and the temperatures can go as high as 30 degrees Celsius. That being said, Appleton is very pleasant in the summer.
Q. Is there anything to see in Appleton?
A. Appleton has an interesting downtown area with the History Museum at the castle, Main Hall of Lawrence University and the Soldiers Square. All of these sites are available for a visit. You will need to buy an entrance ticket to the History Museum only.
Q. Is there public transportation downtown Appleton for reasonable ticket prices?
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Coalescer's 'Destroying the Planet' Is Atmospheric Heavy Music with an Isolated Tone
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Coalescer's 'Destroying the Planet' is deeply atmospheric heavy music with a creepy, isolated tone. These guys describe themselves as, "an electro-rock-experimental-industrial band from Switzerland founded in 2018. The first album," which this track is on, follows "a man, afraid of the town and living in the forest." This song, which in a lot of ways is disarmingly formless, really does have the cold and rocky, yet green and invigorated sense one would expect of the Swiss Alps. That's probably because, as the band says, ninety-five percent of the work on this album was in fact recorded in a Swiss forest. These guys really bring a sense of life and character to an industrial take. That's not easy to achieve. This is a really unique piece of work from a truly creative band. Check out 'Destroying the Planet' below!
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For the past few weeks, my social media feed has been awash in wave after wave of stories of women suffering heinous sexual exploitation.
African refugee women are fleeing their country to break free of sexual violence in their own homes, only to be raped by immigration workers or sold into slavery in countries where they're seeking asylum.
In light of the tragedy of this week in Florida, Kara Powell gives solid advice on processing school shootings with your kids.
In the midst of our team's agony over yesterday's school shooting in Parkland, Florida, we are struck by the fact that this is the 18th school shooting in 2018. And it's only mid-February. From watching Parkland teenagers process their shock and fear on the news this morning to talking with my own 11-year-old about what happened during our short drive to her school, I am experiencing my own emotional roller coaster this morning as a mom and as someone who cares deeply about young people nationwide.
In a culture desensitized toward violence, it can become too easy to look the other way. Teenagers are often the ones who keep us more honest. They ask tough questions. They want better answers. Our words sometimes ring hollow, unable to fill the void left in the aftermath of tragedy after tragedy.
February is Black History Month, and a great time to explore new books. The folks at Redeemed Reader have some suggestions for us.
It's a month full of book lists here at Redeemed Reader! We hope you enjoyed our Love and Laughter Book List on Valentine's Day. Today, we're offering a Black History Month Nonfiction Book List in honor of Black History Month!
Eric Shumacher powerfully shares the pain of miscarriage from the perspective of a father.
Last week I misattributed Scott James' piece. So sorry, Scott! Thanks for sharing your piece with us.
So I had that day, and I was that woman.
Our eldest child, a girl, was 2, and our son was less than a month old. It was Christmastime in Arizona, and I hadn't left the house, aside from going to church (I'm not trying to sound like holy Hannah here, we had only one car and Max, my husband, was gone most days with it) since our boy was born. But this was the day: I was going to Target. I was going to walk amongst the Clean People — I was going to smell popcorn in the air and be seen by other humans and get to enjoy all the Target-y holiday things we couldn't afford, and it was going to restore some sad part of me that had been withering away in the shade of our blackout curtains at home.
Rebecca Reynolds explores the discipline of story listening.
The lesson was forced upon me. As a working mother, I couldn't read like I wanted to read.
Awake by four-thirty or five, my day began with a mad rush to collect lunches and afterschool supplies. From eight to five, I was teaching and grading papers. From five to seven, I was carting kids around town. From seven until bedtime, I was making dinner, running the laundry, tying up loose ends. I barely had time to sleep, let alone sit down with a book.
Thanks for joining us for part one of "Sunny and Eve" last week. Here's the next part of Isabel Chenot's story, accompanied by Will Kelly's illustrations.
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I think I may have shared this video four years ago, but it's worth bringing up again. Torvill and Dean's Olympic ice dance performance from 1984 is famous for earning a perfect score, and it's always a great watch.


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Waterford announce friendly with Linfield in Belfast
Waterford have announced a friendly with Linfield of the Danske Premiership. The game will take palce at Windsor Park in Belfast on July 18th. FRIENDLY MATCH: Waterford FC will take on David Healy's Linfield FC (@OfficialBlues) in a friendly match in Windsor Park on Wednesday July 18th. The Danske Bank Premiership side
Waterford announce signings Dessie Hutchinson and Noe Baba
Waterford FC are delighted to announce the signings of Dessie Hutchinson and Noe Baba. Former Waterford Bohemians midfielder Hutchinson joins the club after a spell with English Premier League club Brighton and Hove Albion, while Baba joins after spells with Fulham, Birmingham City and Macclesfield Town. Both players are eligible from July
Akinade and Hery sign new deals with Waterford
Waterford FC are delighted to confirm that Bastien Héry and Ismahil Akinade have signed new deals to keep them at the club for the 2019 season. Bastien Héry joined the club from Limerick at the start of the season, while Ismahil Akinade joined from Bohemians. Midfielder Héry, who has made 17 league
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Waterford FC are delighted to confirm the signing of Noel Hunt. Waterford-native Hunt joins the club as player/assistant-manager. Hunt will be no stranger to Blues' fans having played at the RSC in the early 2000's before going on to represent the Republic of Ireland senior international side and play in the
Former Limerick manager Neil McDonald becomes assistant manager at Swindon Town
Former Limerick manager Neil McDonald has been named as Phil Browns assistant manager at Swindon Town. McDonald controversially left Limerick on the starting day of pre season and took up a role at Scunthorpe. He has since been sacked from this role and take jp his new role with Swindon who are
Noel Hunt set to join Waterford in a player / assistant manager role
In an article in today's Irish Sun it states that former Waterford player & Ireland international (36) Noel Hunt is set to join Waterford on an 18 month deal as a player & assistant manager. Hunt previously played with his hometown club in the League of Ireland as well as Shamrock
Waterford manager Alan Reynolds hospitalised after unprovoked attack
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Waterford FC can confirm that manager Alan Reynolds is recovering in hospital following an unprovoked assault last night. The club will be making no further comment on the matter.
Kenny Shiels expects tough game against title contenders Waterford
Kenny Shiels believes his team has to be tougher when they tackle Waterford at the Regional Sports Centre as third meets fourth on Friday night. The Candy Stripes are coming off the back of a morale-boosting win against Bray on Monday night while the home side have lost to both Limerick
Alan Reynolds: "Limerick will prove another challenge for us too. We've beaten them once already away from home but they'll come here looking for a win and we have to be ready for that."
Waterford FC will look to get back to winning ways this Friday against Limerick at the RSC after consecutive draws on the road in the past week. Since the last home match two weeks ago, the Blues have drawn with Shamrock Rovers, before a late concession on Monday against Bray Wanderers
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Derry City suffered their first defeat tonight in the new Brandywell as former manager Stephen Kenny and his Dundalk side eased to a 4-1 victory. Goals from Michael Duffy, Brian Gartland, Krisztian Adorjan and Robbie Benson helped Dundalk to victory after Darren Cole put Derry City ahead. Waterford's title challenge took a


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Why Hitting That Snooze Button In The Morning May Actually Be Good?
Are you among the ones who doze until the last possible minute? Or do you give yourself some time to snooze, hoping that some light sleep will make it easier to drag yourself out of bed?
This one's for all the lovers of the respite that the brief snooze offers – research says, if not overdone, snoozing might actually be of help.
Studies confirm that snooze, need not always mean lose.
Instead of popping right out of bed, those extra 10 minutes can help your brain get moving slowly, in turn, helping you start your day with a gentle and happy note.
External stimulants adversely affect quantity and quality of sleep and interfere with our natural sleep-wake pattern or 'circadian rhythm'. According to National Sleep Foundation, sufficient sleep duration requirements vary between individuals. National Sleep Foundation's research on human sleep patterns, as published in the Sleep Health Journal, observed that sleep requirements vary among individuals. The 2-years research mentions that the duration of sleep that one needs can be determined through two factors – analysing where one will be on the 'sleep needs spectrum' and assessing the lifestyle factors like stress and daily routine that interfere his/her sleep. Young adults and adults usually need seven to nine hours of sleep, while older adults require seven to eight hours of sleep.
The brain, like the rest of the human body, is a revelation in itself. The 'hot zone' in our brain is responsible for the hyperactive brain activity even when we are asleep. A research by the Center For Research and Investigation in Sleep at Lausanne University Hospital in Switzerland observed that a particular region at the back of the brain that showed activity when the subjects were asleep is the source of dreams. Why affect your 'sleep health' as that Big Idea might just strike you when you are asleep!
A research by Walter Reed Army Institute of Research has shown that sleep deprivation or lack of sufficient sleep disrupts the emotional wellbeing and physical health. The amount of sleep affects one's ability to make decisions. Adequate sleep boosts mental agility, enabling you to take decisions quickly. In contrast, lack of it impairs your cognitive skills and ability to integrate emotion during decision-making. Resultantly, it clouds judgements and delays responses.
Human memory, in sharp contrast to popular belief, does not record information. In reality, itis gets influenced by representations of knowledge that is already existent in the brain. Lack of sufficient sleep affects the ability to retrieve information from memory the way it had been originally encoded. Besides, sleep deprivation also causes false memories, that is, claiming to remember events that have never occurred.
Now that you have a handful of reasons why you should refrain from depriving yourself of sufficient sleep, go on hit the snooze button and enjoy complete bliss for some more time every morning!


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In the aftermath of IRIS World 2016, it became abundantly clear that the accounting sphere feels frustrated and uninformed in relation to HMRC's Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative.
At IRIS, we're determined to help you survive, thrive and conquer in an increasingly digital environment, and this key message was at the heart of our autumn 2016 roadshows, which took place in Crawley, Manchester, Newport, Sheffield, Southampton and Waltham Abbey.
Unsurprisingly, we received a higher number of registrations than for any other roadshow in IRIS history, with guests arriving keen to learn about an issue that will dominate their industry for the foreseeable future.
How (and why) is demand for your services changing?
Commoditisation of core services. Accountants being challenged to do more with less, HMRC's Making Tax Digital directive, the rate of compliance change increasing and compliance ultimately becoming a commodity in the eyes of your clients.
New clients, new expectations. By 2020, 75% of the workforce will be Generation Y (born between 1981-2002), computer literate individuals who have been raised in a digital world. Within 10 years, Generation Z (born 2003 onward) will become a large part of the workforce; these generations make up an increasing number of SME formations.
New breed of competition. Digitisation and online technology is disrupting almost every traditional industry. Uber in transportation; Netflix in TV and film, Airbnb in accommodation, etc. This also applies to accountancy, where an online-only presence can keep prices competitive and make for low switching costs.
If any of the above accurately describe your practice, the time to turn this period of digital transition into an opportunity is now, as the initial Making Tax Digital beta phase kicks into gear in just a few short months.
August 2016: Making Tax Digital consultation papers published. Analyse your client base; engage with & inform clients; review practice goals.
January 2017: HMRC response to consultation papers revealed. Find out what effect, if any, accountant feedback has had on the specifics of Making Tax Digital.
February/March 2017: IRIS Making Tax Digital Roadshows. Attend our second wave of UK-wide roadshows to find out the latest news, info and advice on all things Making Tax Digital.
April 2017: Public beta opens for Self Employed Income Tax. Ensure all staff are trained up on Making Tax Digital and tools.
April 2018: Self employed small businesses required to supply quarterly accounting info (#10k VAT threshold). Onboard first tranche of clients to Making Tax Digital.
April 2019: Expanded to cover all small businesses. Onboard second tranche of clients.
April 2020: Corporations now included. Onboard final tranche of clients.
An accounting firm powered by the IRIS engine will always be compliant with new legislation before it comes into force and capable of dealing with not only Making Tax Digital but also commoditisation, new generations of clientele and technological revolutions.
Deciding the correct next step for your practice is imperative, and throughout this hub you'll find all the help you'll need to deal with the changes effectively.


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This is great area with an excellent mix of habitats. Sandhill Cranes, geese, Bald Eagles, and waterfowl are the biggest draws, but wintering sparrows are second to none! In addition, there are bittern, migrant warblers and flycatchers, and a long list of breeding birds. Raptors are not uncommon here, and it's one of the few areas I've seen Golden Eagle and White-tailed Kite on multiple occasions. Cibola's location along the Colorado River guarantees that rare vagrants will also turn up and may be spotted by the persistent birder.
Cibola Lake - watch for Bald Eagles here!
- Drive west 15 miles on I-8 to the Ogilby Road exit.
- Drive north on Ogilby Road for 39 miles.
- At the CA Hwy 78 "T" intersection, turn right. Drive east and north on Hwy 78 for approximately 23 miles.
- Turn right on a gravel road, which is "sometimes" signed "Colorado River/Cibola NWR". Follow this road past Oxbow Lake and turn left onto the levee road--heading north.
- You'll soon see a sign to Cibola NWR--turn right here and cross over the Colorado River Channel Bridge. Turn right and follow the levee road south along the river for about .5 miles. Turn left on Baseline Road and take it east about 3 (?) miles.
- At the three-way intersection turn right (south) onto River Road and follow it to the refuge entrance.
After you exit CA Hwy 78, this lake will soon appear on your left. Look for gulls, tern, waders, kingfishers, and waterfowl in various seasons. A county park on Hwy 78 affords further views and a restroom.
Once driving east on Baseline, watch the fields north of the road for Tundra Swans and Sandhill Cranes. A hunting club at "2" has a large pond with good varieties of waterfowl during the winter. You can view the pond well from the road shoulder.
The parking lot for the Nature Trail is about ½ mile after entering the auto tour loop. The 1-mile Nature Trail (a walking trail) loops around through mesquite, cottonwood, and willow forests. Halfway around the trail, visit an elevated observation deck that overlooks a 20-acre pond where thousands of geese, cranes, and ducks congregate at mid-day to drink. During spring and fall migration, the forests attract numerous warblers including MacGillivray's, orange-crowned, Wilson's, black-throated gray, hermit, and Townsend's. This is also a great place to see blue grosbeaks, western tanagers and Lazuli buntings. During the summer, mourning doves and western kingbirds nest there along with an occasional Vermilion flycatcher.
From Cibola NWR visitor center, continue northwest through red gates (there are signs). This drive is also called Goose Loop and Canada Goose Drive. From late October through February, the farm fields surrounding this drive are full of Canada, snow, and Ross' geese. Mid-late September is the best time to see white-fronted geese as they are passing through on migration-- occasionally several will winter on the refuge. The largest portion of the lower Colorado River population of greater sandhill cranes winter on the refuge as well as thousands of ducks including mallard, northern pintail, Am. wigeon, ring-necked, ruddy, northern shoveler, blue-winged teal, green-winged teal, and cinnamon teal.
It is not uncommon to see bald eagles and golden eagles in the farm fields. An occasional peregrine falcon has visited also. American kestrels, northern harriers, and prairie falcons are common sights during the winter. Kestrels are here year-round and nest in the artificial nest boxes we have provided for them. Watch for these on the utility poles as you drive around the loop.
Continue south on Cibola Lake Road approximately 4 miles past the refuge headquarters and turn right on Island Unit Road. Cross the bridge and continue west. Stop at the kiosk to obtain a permit (no charge). Continue west and turn left at the first dirt road across an irrigation canal. This road will take you along a restored historic river meander, some farm fields, and moist soil units where waterfowl and shorebirds congregate. Some of the birds seen here include white-faced ibis, American avocet, black terns, dowitchers, killdeer, black-necked stilts, sandpipers, cattle - snowy - great egrets, great blue and black-crowned night herons, American bitterns, yellowlegs, and common snipe.
Hart Mine Marsh is open from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. It is an attractive roost to waterfowl, herons, and egrets. Yuma clapper rails nest here as well as in Cibola Lake. Least bitterns are commonly seen in the marsh and in Cibola Lake.
The Levee Road which borders the Colorado River on both the east and west side gives you fine vantage points to both the river and surrounding riparian areas.
Cibola Lake is closed in the winter to provide a safe, undisturbed roosting area for wintering waterfowl and other wildlife. However, you can view geese, ducks, Clark's, western, and pied-billed grebes on a high cliff overlooking the southern portion of the lake. This is a great place to view bald eagles too. They are often seen perched on the snags within the lake. The lake opens on March 15 and is a great place to birdwatch from a canoe or kayak. The only motors allowed on the lake are trolling motors.
Click here to look at the Cibola NWR Bird List, which has birds seen at the refuge over the past five years.


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It seems like Bandai Namco is doing quite well for itself. It's enjoying a strong relationship with Nintendo, it has multiple highly anticipated games in development, and its Tekken 7 fighting game recently passed a milestone of 7 million units sold worldwide. But the same cannot necessarily be said for its employees, specifically the ones working at Bandai Namco's office in Santa Clara, which is located in Northern California, and that's because the office is being shut down.
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Dallas Stars at Calgary Flames Box Score — March 17, 2017
Arena: Scotiabank Saddledome
16:07 CGY Michael Frolik (16) Mikael Backlund, Mark Giordano
05:20 CGY Matthew Tkachuk (13) Mark Giordano, Dougie Hamilton
08:32 CGY Mark Giordano (11) Matthew Tkachuk
13:19 DAL Brett Ritchie (13)
11:44 CGY Mark Giordano Goaltender interference 2 min
17:35 CGY Kris Versteeg Holding 2 min
Dallas Stars Table
Adam Cracknell 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 12 8:45
Cody Eakin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 25 18:14
Remi Elie 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 22 15:37
Radek Faksa 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 22 16:22
Dan Hamhuis 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 23 18:43
Ales Hemsky 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 16:10
Jiri Hudler 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.0 26 16:52
Stephen Johns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 24 17:27
John Klingberg 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 25:17
Esa Lindell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 28 22:46
Curtis McKenzie 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 8:44
Patrik Nemeth 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 26 16:41
Greg Pateryn 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 15:50
Brett Ritchie 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50.0 21 17:17
Tyler Seguin 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.0 24 18:58
Patrick Sharp 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 22 16:37
Devin Shore 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 25 18:35
Jason Spezza 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.0 15 12:25
Kari Lehtonen 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58:40
Kari Lehtonen L 3 24 21 .875 0 0 58:40
Calgary Flames Table
Mikael Backlund 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0.0 24 17:42
Matt Bartkowski 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 18:05
Sam Bennett 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 17 14:04
Lance Bouma 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 17 12:48
T.J. Brodie 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 21:00
Troy Brouwer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 18 13:39
Alex Chiasson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 16 11:41
Deryk Engelland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 23:02
Micheal Ferland 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 19 15:26
Michael Frolik 1 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 33.3 24 18:03
Johnny Gaudreau 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 19 13:36
Mark Giordano 1 2 3 3 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 50.0 27 21:13
Dougie Hamilton 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.0 24 18:11
Sean Monahan 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.0 19 13:52
Matt Stajan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 14:22
Michael Stone 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 18:47
Matthew Tkachuk 1 1 2 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 50.0 22 15:52
Kris Versteeg 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 19 14:37
Brian Elliott 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60:00
TOTAL 3 5 8 4 3 0 0 24 12.5
Brian Elliott W 1 25 24 .960 0 0 60:00
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It's not often I devote a post to another website; there are other blogs dedicated to the task of cycling and recycling. I must now make an exception for the most amazing -- nay genius -- Songs to Wear Pants To, home to musician Andrew Huang. Andrew takes ideas from his internet fans, fashions then into amazingly funny ditties in his home studio in Toronto and then posts them to his overly pink website... which encourages the next iteration. If you send him money he'll write a tune specially for you; otherwise you take your chances that your request will be the one in one hundred that catches his attention.
In all cases you can listen for free, while downloads are either gratis or a buck. He also has several CD compilations that come cheap for the amount of sheer work that went into them. Andrew is smart, generous and will hopefully never give up this process. Folks, this is what the Internet is all about!
But the work also says something about commodification and how the music business is quite happy -- still -- to sell us the same tunes over and over. Andrew has mastered the form of the pop-rock song and can fit anything that exists to this container. Or maybe not? Maybe there are still things that just don't fit?
In the meantime, laugh until you cry. Here follow some of my favourites, a veritable cornucopia of incredibleness. I stopped at ten because I hear the Top Ten is a common destination for musicians of this calibre.
"so we all know that sea anenemones are the scourge of the seven seas, and that they kill pretty much everything with reckless abandon. mabye you could write a song about this ever-so-dangerous little tentacled fella'."
"Could you do a disjointed waltz of any noises you can get out of a car? like, only use a car as your instrument. oh, and you can use an egg slicer too. the kind with all of the wires. no words please!
"i promise you from the bottem heart. i will love you to death, till us part…. I prome you, as a lover and a freind, i will love you"
"can you write a song about snails who eat people?"
"write a song about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about thinking about frogs"
"If you could help me out with something that would be great. I really like this girl, but I don't know how to express it. If you could write a song about her with her beautiful light blue eyes, long brown hair, and great athletic body, that would be awesome."
"Please write a very, very, very sad song about prime-time network television and how your favorite shows always get cancelled. It should be from the point of view of tuna."
"Please compose and record a song extolling the virtues of your Web site in which the lengths of the words can also be used as a mnemonic for at least the first 50 digits of pi. In other words, the first word has three letters, the second word one letter, the third word four letters, and so on."
"Write a song about your lack of updates."


Hello my name is Michael and I'm 27 years old, I'm wondering if I'm addicted to video games. I'm at a point where I don't enjoy video games anymore but I still play them and can't stop, it's been like this since 2015. It has negatively affected my finances, I have spent $600 on games when that $600 should of been towards savings and student loans. I would buy games not enjoy that game and keep buying them and not enjoying them, I have bought 20 games and didn't enjoy a single one but kept buying them thinking I will enjoy the next one. I also get irresistible urges to play game I don't like, I feel obligated to play it seems. I have also bought Xbox Live and refunded it over 35 times the last few years. I look up gaming videos when not playing, I do that 4-6 hours per day even if I'm not interested in gaming. I sweared off online multiplayer games saying I won't play no matter what for 90 days and I broke that rule on the 18th day watching so many gaming videos this week and playing lots of multiplayer games, I felt so bad about it. I just spent my money which should of been towards food and student loans on a $65 game, I couldn't resist it. I felt so guilty and hated myself. I have been in denial for years I just can't accept I have addiction. Lastly 10 years ago when my xbox died and the red ring of death I got very depressed and call my friend how I was thinking of suicide because my Xbox died. Thank you everyone for reading and hope you can help me determine if this is an addiction or not, I'm getting really desperate right now.