I was excited to receive an invitation from the President of the General Assembly to make a statement at the opening segment of the High-Level Meeting on Peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace on 24-25 April 2018. This has turned into an affirmative and reflective week for me in many ways.
As a member of an organisation that has been advocating for an integrated approach over the last 103 years, I felt so proud to hear the reaffirmation and reinforcement of our core messaging, including around the need to amplify local women's voices, increase funding for gender equality and constructively engage with women civil society, being repeated at the UN. At a time when historical peace discussions are being initiated in the Koreas, yet when violence continues from Syria to Myanmar, this focus is critically needed.
One of the refreshing moments for me was the diversity of speakers from outside of the UN system, who were invited to address the General Assembly. We had speakers with very practical backgrounds, who work on youth and women's issues. I also appreciated the commitments that Member States and the UN made on driving an integrated approach with women's voices at the center of all efforts.
On the other side of the coin, it felt sad to note that what we at WILPF have known and advocated for years is becoming an aha moment for the UN just now. This reinforced the fact that we are on the right track and that there is a strong need for our ongoing and consistent engagement at all levels.
However, the road to sustaining peace is not yet perfect.
Some gaps that stood out for me in the dialogue, including the lack of concrete ways of operationalising engagements on the ground with local women, practical mechanisms for ensuring core funding for women who work on Women, Peace and Security, lack of political will and commitment to discuss demilitarisation, political economies, and power relations. Others included the lack of integration of women's meaningful political participation in the conversation about rights, peace and security and resource distribution, and the need to build narratives that recognise local expertise and knowledge that exists on the ground.
These gaps were evident in the approaches participants took to the dialogue.
Some participants presented themselves as the experts on the subject matter and demonstrated a closed mind as to what the sustaining peace agenda should encompass. It felt like they needed to educate those of us who seem to have missed our way in a global discussion and had come with a very limited perspective. These groups often forget that sustaining peace involves putting local women's voices and rights at the center.
Other participants, I believe, sincerely wanted to exchange information and were authentic enough to acknowledge the fact that we all come to the table with diverse realities, from our different fields, and recognised the importance of working collaboratively to connect all the dots to make a difference in the world. This group recognised the value of local gendered conflict analysis and its impact on the very essence of an ongoing conversation on sustaining peace.
This divide was the case even during civil society exchanges on the margins of the High-Level Meeting. While sitting in a room filled with diverse humanitarian, development, peace and human rights actors and exchanging experiences from the week, it was clear that power dynamics occur at all levels.
This experience made me even more appreciative of WILPF values, of our Integrated Approach, and our local to global perspectives that put us in an empowered space to make a difference at multiple levels.
Our work has already significantly benefited from an integrated approach that the UN system is only exploring at the moment. The work that is done at WILPF's New York and Geneva offices becomes so profound when you find yourself in a space with diverse actors from different fields on a local level. From the UN system to civil society space, WILPF stands out as a unique movement that has intentionally given itself to making an impact for feminist peace in this chaotic world.
I know that we do have a long way to go, but we are slowly and purposefully making a difference in the world.
I am happy that I could participate in this event and I go back more determined to keep up the work we are doing on the ground with the support of our dynamic and dedicated members everywhere.
On 16 April 2018, under the Presidency of Peru, the UN Security Council held its annual open debate on sexual violence in conflict. Responding to trends outlined in the 2018 Secretary-General's report, the debate focused on preventing conflict-related sexual violence by empowering women, advancing gender equality, and ensuring access to justice. After years of coordinated advocacy, the WILPF's coalition, the NGO Working Group on Women Peace and Security, was successful in supporting the first Rohingya to ever brief the Council, Ms. Razia Sultana, as civil society speaker. Ms. Sultana highlighted the impact of arms transfers and the mining industry on renewed sexual violence and humanitarian crises across the globe, and called on member states to not to "turn a blind eye" to these issues.
This year's focus on the prevention of sexual violence in conflict was pioneering in its approach by addressing root causes and recognising that strengthening women's participation and rights is a critical part of preventing sexual violence and conflict. The Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict Pramila Patten and the civil society representative's statements also took on new ground in highlighting the importance of addressing militarisation and political economies of gender equality versus war. As WILPF's analysis has shown, increased militarisation and the arms trade fuel conflict and sexual violence. In this light, further recognition and action are needed to support disarmament and political economies of gender justice and peace.
On 24-25 April 2018, the President of the General Assembly (PGA) convened a High-Level Meeting on Peacebuilding and Sustaining Peace to assess efforts undertaken and opportunities to strengthen the United Nations' work on peacebuilding and sustaining peace. WILPF engaged in advocacy to strengthen operational and policy coherence for peace by leveraging synergies between the Women, Peace and Security and Sustainable Peace Agendas. As the UN strives to achieve sustainable peace through an integrated approach that moves from crisis response toward conflict prevention, it must ensure women's meaningful participation and integrate local women's root cause analysis as central to its work.
WILPF was successful, as our our calls for action were strongly recognised and came up across the Sustaining Peace discussions. WILPF International Vice President and WILPF Nigeria President, Joy Onyesoh, addressed the opening session of the High-Level Meeting. She spoke of the need to stop top-down approaches and instead take a bottom-up approach that supports local women's meaningful participation, prioritizes women civil society partnerships, and amplifies local women's root cause analysis for sustainable and feminist peace. At a dialogue on national experiences around gender and sustaining peace, she also spoke about how women in Nigeria contribute to sustaining peace through Women's Situation Room Nigeria and highlighted how overcoming barriers to gender equality, including by curbing arms, is key to conflict prevention.
On 11-13 April 2018, WILPF participated in the Count Me In! Consortium's "Money and Movements" workshop in Naivasha, Kenya. Building on our work to #MoveTheMoney from war to gender justice and peace, WILPF's Women, Peace and Security Programme Director Abigail Ruane joined over 100 activists and donors from around the world to identify strategies for creating a transformative funding ecosystem.
Participants at the convening explored how different actors could fit into an ecosystem that funds feminist action through differentiated but coordinated roles. Immediate recommendations included strengthening donors' reasons to trust women, building donors' capacity and accountability to feminist movements, and ensuring civil society self-sustainability by working to increase self-generated resources beyond traditional grants. Recognising that money is deeply connected to power, participants called for longer-term strategic and coordinated action to support system change that transforms gendered power, including by building alliances for just systems and promoting policy coherence around issues including military spending and extractive resources.
On 13 April 2018, the Finnish Government launched its third UNSCR1325 National Action Plan (NAP) for a period of four years (2018-2021). Developed in partnership with civil society, the 2018-2021 NAP serves to strengthen the meaningful participation of women across peace cycle, mainstream gender in security sector and improve the protections of women and girls while strengthening conflict prevention. The 2018-2021 NAP also demonstrates good practice by shedding light on the link between arms proliferation and women's security. Specifically, it aims to incorporate a gender perspective into arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation.
The 1325 Network has been actively involved in the evaluation and re-development of Finland's third NAP through a number of consultations. As the implementation of the NAP will be assessed and monitored systematically, civil society also plays an active role in delivering specific objectives, including developing projects aimed at fulfilling specific NAP objectives, and monitoring the NAP implementation process through its membership in the national follow-up group. Inclusive partnership for the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda at the national level is another important step for Finland.


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Total has signed an agreement with EDF ENR to acquire all of Tenesol's operations outside of France's overseas departments and territories, of which it already owns 50%. Tenesol's operations in the French overseas departments and territories would continue to be equally owned by the Total Group and EDF ENR.
The planned acquisition covers all of Tenesol's operations, with the exception of those in France's overseas departments and territories, which employ more than 760 people in numerous countries and generated revenue of approximately €240 million in 2010.
"This project confirms Total's commitment to expanding rapidly in the photovoltaic solar energy industry," said Philippe Boisseau, president of Total Gas & Power. "Completion of the deal would step up Tenesol's international expansion by capitalizing on the expertise of its teams and strengthening synergies with Total's other businesses."
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Q: javascript checkbox function only working once Using Bootstrap 3.3.6, JQuery 1.11.3
I'm having an issue with a small section, specifically regarding selecting and deselecting a checkbox when the user clicks on the row.
jsfiddle here: http://jsfiddle.net/0ogdt9s7/1/
html

  Click the text, then click the box

Data 20

      <input type="checkbox" name="selectedDudes[]" value="20" id="checkbox-20">

Data 22

      <input type="checkbox" name="selectedDudes[]" value="22" id="checkbox-22">

js
$(document).ready(function() {

  $(document).on("click", "div.selection-row", function() {
    var $cb = $('input[type="checkbox"]', $(this)), is_on = $cb.prop('checked');
    if (is_on) {
      //if its already checked, uncheck it
      $cb.prop('checked', false);
    } else {
      //if its not checked, check it
      $cb.prop('checked', true);
    }
  });
});

The row selection works great, but if you click on the checkbox inside the row, the checkbox does not change. Clicking on 'Data' will change it correctly, but the checkbox is doing nothing.
Important to note:
It must reside inside $(document).on() because this is inside a popup which is displayed through AJAX.
I'm assuming this is something super simple, but I just cannot find it. Any help is appreciated.

A: You are getting an unexpected result because of the Bubbling phase.
The Bubbling phase of an event triggers all element's parents that are listening to the event from bottom to top:

In your case, when the user clicks the checkbox first time, it gets selected. Then the Blubbling phase takes place and starts to search for the closest parent that is listening to the event, if there's any, its handler (function) gets executed. You have one: selection-row.
The handler of the .selection-row element reverts what the default behavior of the checkbox did, so it's like the user hasn't done nothing.
If what you want is that when the user clicks the Data 20 or the Data 22 and the respective checkbox gets selected, you don't need to use javascript. A label element should solve that:

Data 20

      <input type="checkbox" name="selectedDudes[]" value="20" id="checkbox-20">

Data 22

      <input type="checkbox" name="selectedDudes[]" value="22" id="checkbox-22">

Check it out: http://jsfiddle.net/0ogdt9s7/2/
As you said you need the entire row to be clickable, you may check if the original target of the event (the innermost element) is the input and let the default behavior do its job by interrupting the handler with a return;:
$(document).on("click", "div.selection-row", function(e) {
    if ($(e.target).is('input')) return;

    var $cb = $('input[type="checkbox"]', $(this)), is_on = $cb.prop('checked');
    if (is_on) {
      //if its already checked, uncheck it
      $cb.prop('checked', false);
    } else {
      //if its not checked, check it
      $cb.prop('checked', true);
    }
  });

Check this solution: http://jsfiddle.net/0ogdt9s7/6/

A: Coworker just solved it with a target check:
http://jsfiddle.net/0ogdt9s7/4/
$(document).ready(function() {
  $(document).on("click", ".selection-row", function(e) {
    var $target = $(e.toElement);
    if (!$target.is('input')) {
      console.log($target);
      var $cb = $('input[type="checkbox"]', $(this)),
        is_on = $cb.is(':checked');
      if (is_on) {
        //if its already checked, uncheck it
        $cb.prop('checked', false);
      } else {
        //if its not checked, check it
        $cb.prop('checked', true);
      }
    }
  });
});

Will keep this open for a bit to see if theres a better solution

A: you could change the element you are listening for clicks on to the text like this:

$(".selector").click(function() {
  $(this).parent().find(".chkbox").trigger("click");
});

  Click the text, then click the box

Data 20

      <input class="chkbox" type="checkbox" name="selectedDudes[]" value="20" id="checkbox-20">

Data 22

      <input class="chkbox" type="checkbox" name="selectedDudes[]" value="22" id="checkbox-22">

A: Ok here's a nice clean example with bootstrap's list-group
$(".list-group-item").click(function(event) {
  var target = $(event.target);
  if (target.is("input")) {
    $(this).trigger(click);
  } else {
    $(this).find(".chkbox").trigger("click");
  }
});

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If This Isn't The 2015 Subaru WRX What Is It?
If you have been wondering whether the 2015 Subaru WRX will look like the hot New York Auto Show concept car or simply an Impreza with a hood scoop, a surprise appearance by a car on Japanese TV could tell us where the car's design is really headed.
According to Carscoops, Japan's World Business Satellite news program recently did a segment on automatic braking technology. At their test track outside of Tokyo, Subaru showed off several cars that used their next generation "EyeSight" tech to automatically stop in emergencies.
One of those cars was an Impreza — except it had a hood scoop, large wheels and low-profile tires. Minus the wing, it looks very similar to the WRX mules we've seen running around for a while now. No Japanese Impreza model has those features, either.
Subaru, when contacted by Jalopnik, said that it's a "FHI test mule for the new EyeSight 3" and added they wouldn't comment on the future WRX.
You can see the full video clip below. The car in question shows up around the six minute mark.
Maybe it's a development prototype, maybe it's the actual car. We've seen so many mules running around that look close to the Impreza that it's getting harder and harder to believe the production car will look like the awesome concept, sadly.
The next WRX is rumored to debut in production form at the Los Angeles and Tokyo auto shows in November. We'll find out then.


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I read a story originally aired on WFLA TV in Florida about nine-year-old Jacob Thompson from Portland, Maine. He's your average kid who likes Minecraft, Legos and Star Wars. His hobbies include photography, singing and telling jokes. And, most of all, he really, really loves penguins. He wasn't on the news because of his love of penguins, however. Jacob has Stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma. Doctors told his parents in early October that he won't live until Christmas.
Because of his diagnosis, Jacob's family decided to "fast-forward" Christmas so he could have one last celebration. For Jacob, at the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital in Maine, this means a lot of snow, a decked-out tree, and of course, a real-life Santa Claus. But before his improvised Christmas celebration takes place next week, Jacob asked for cards from anyone around the world who wanted to share his Christmas spirit. Five days after he announced his wish, he has already received more than 100 cards from people all over the country — and even beyond. His dad said, "He got some cards from this Halloween, and he opened up and saw them and it was like getting a gift. He read it to us and had a big smile his face and his nose scrunched. He was excited to see what people had to say and it just brightened his day." His stepmom said, "We got over a hundred, and they're from all over the world. We have some from the Netherlands, from Australia, from Denmark. We've heard from all over the world at this point." They received a card from Antarctica which is interesting because Jacob's favorite poem, shown below, is Advice from a Penguin.
Dive into life
Find warmth among friends
Appreciate snow days
Take long walks
Keep your cool!
Along the theme of "do something", I thought Saint John's should do something for Jacob. Since we are gifted with prayer and sending prayer blankets, what if we sent Jacob some Christmas cards with our prayers for him and his family.
This Sunday, Judy Butcher is providing two cards for the congregation. After receiving communion please sign the card and say a prayer for Jacob and his family. Judy will mail the cards to Jacob in Maine. It is our simple way of sharing the Spirit of peace and hope during a time of Nativity joy and sadness for Jacob and his family.
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If you've been weaning your baby in the traditional way, by the time that they reach 12 months or so they will be ready to eat the same food as the rest of the family. However not all the food that you eat as a family may be suitable for a baby, for example it might still be too high in salt or sugar. Successfully weaning a baby can seem like a really complicated process with lots of conflicting information. So in June, organic baby food brand Plum ran a competition for five lucky mums to come down to the Plum Cookery School in Buckinghamshire to learn about Plum's recipes and to offer expert advice and support on the weaning process. Celebrity chef Rachel Allen and child nutrition expert Beverley Glock helped to put together a series of weaning videos to pass on their advice.
In the video below you can see the Plum Cookery School in action in the fourth of Plum's weaning videos. The mums are shown how to make some healthy chicken nuggets for their babies using the Plum stage four products. The chicken nuggets are really easy to make using simple ingredients, and the recipe is followed by an easy and healthy meal for parents too!
We've used Plum products at all stages of weaning, and there are such a wide range of products that you can pick and choose as to what suits your family and weaning style, whether for an entire meal or just for simple, healthy snacks and finger food. Even though I've had babies that have wanted to be independent eaters, I've found products like small packets of baked biscuits really useful to keep in the change bag for when you're out and about and baby starts to get hungry and grumpy.
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As data is getting digitized and all around us, analyzing, storing and using those data safely and making it available to the right person all the time is what nations all over the are trying to achieve. While this might not be 100% possible and every coin has two sides, every effort doesn't go in vain.
Today a lot of skilled minds are needed in the Cyber Security industry. Although a lot of buzz and experiments are going on, many young aspirants who pick up this area are often misguided and follow improper learning paths. It is crucial to practice security in real life but there are lot of safety principles and ethics to be followed.
Through Hacker's Arena we'll be talking about all those things and we'll be in hunt of demystifying things as we progress. Feel free to post all your articles, doubts, quora questions and all those related to Cyber Security.
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Seasonal changes - contrary to common opinion, it is not temperature change which cause a piano to go out of tune, but changes in atmospheric humidity. An increase in humidity will cause the wood in the soundboard to expand. This exaggerates the crown and stretches the strings, thus altering the pitch. The reverse happens when humidity decreases.
Constant Playing—The piano is meant to be played. However, constant playing means that vibrations are travelling regularly from the strings up into the tuning pins. This, over time, will cause the pins to slip incrementally, and the tuning drifts lower.
Gradual Downward Drift -Even if the piano is not played, string tension will, bit by bit, unwind the pins by tiny increments. Also the strings will stretch, and the pitch will gradually creep lower.
Loose Tuning Pins—Anything loose unscrews more easily (logical isn't it!). There are some 'quick-fix' solutions for loose tuning pins (such as 'pin-block dope' and knocking the pins in further). However, loose tuning pins are a real danger signal. To deal properly with loose pins very likely means repairs which will cost several hundreds of dollars (such as replacing the pin block). If looking to buy, there are some instances when a tuner would tell you not to touch a piano with a ten-foot pole – and loose tuning pins is one of them! Don't ever knowingly buy a piano with loose tuning pins!
If a piano hasn't been tuned for many years (or decades!), the pitch may have dropped significantly. If so, pulling it back up to pitch will result in a large increase in tension on the piano frame. This will cause the notes tuned first to drop in pitch again, as more notes are tuned. This means that the piano really needs to be tuned twice.
How is a pitch-raise done?
i. A quick, inexact tuning, where the first notes tuned are taken over-pitch. As the tuning progresses, the extent of this over-pitching is tapered back.
ii A second, fine tuning.
A pitch-raise is a drastic alteration to the balance and stress on the piano's workings. So expect some instability after a pitch-raise, as the stretch of the strings across the v-bar and bridges stabilize. A subsequent tuning (perhaps six months later) should produce much more stable results.
WHY DO PIANOS NEED CLEANING?
It's like any piece of equipment; keep it clean and it will last longer and perform better. Look into any remote corner of the house, and you'll be amazed at how much dust there is! It's the same with pianos. Dust and other rubbish can also interfere with the piano's action (eg coins dropped between the keys can cause can cause a jam.
More serious are vermin infestations (eg mice, cockroaches). These can make a mess of the inside of a piano (mice love to make nests from the felts from hammers or other action parts!). You do not want your piano to be a breeding ground for such creatures as these!
When the piano is opened up, the action and the keys are removed. The action, the key-bed and other dusty areas are gently brushed to removed built-up dust and grime. This is then vacuumed up. The whole of the interior is also dusted and vacuumed. The keys and the action are then placed back in the piano and tuning can commence. The whole cleaning process might take 30 minutes. With future tunings, a brief cleaning may be necessary, but not as lengthy as the first one (hence the lower charge for subsequent tunings!).
What might need repairing in a piano?
Regulating is the adjustment of the piano's action parts. The purpose of this is to ensure that every part of the action is functioning with the greatest ease, evenness and efficiency.
Most regulation work is carried out according to a precise set of specifications.
WHEN MIGHT A PIANO NEED TO BE REGULATED?
Thankfully, not as often as tuning! The extent and frequency of regulation will depend upon a number of factors, such as the quality of the piano, how it is used, and how much it is played.
A home piano, played infrequently, might go through its entire life without a single regulation (although it is likely that it would receive occasional regulation on some parts each time it is tuned). By contrast, a concert grand would very likely have some refined regulation work every time it is tuned, and may even have a thorough regulation two or three times a year.
One factor affecting regulation work these days is the increasing number of super-strong synthetic materials which last much longer (the perspex elbows of a spinet piano action can last up to 500 years!). Complete regulation (apart from the initial setting up) for such pianos would, very likely, become much rarer.
WHEN MIGHT A PIANO NEED AN INSPECTION?
Before Purchase—Like purchasing a car, you want to know that it functions well and is structurally sound.
Before sale—if you are the honest type, and want a clean conscience, an inspection is a good idea!
For Repairs—if you suspect your piano has major problems, you might want to consult a technician. If you have been diligent, and have had your piano tuned regularly, hopefully your technician will have kept you up-to-date with anything your piano might need.
If you are thinking of purchasing a piano, you will want to know if it is any good!
Contact a piano technician. They will charge a fee to look at a piano for you, but it will be money well spent.
Some tuners may also direct you to certain retailers who have a good reputation; he or she may also may suggest which sorts of piano to look for and which to avoid. They will probably offer this advice free of charge over the phone.
Be careful with websites! - There are some where contributors simply pool their ignorance! Thankfully, the piano industry tends not to attract the quack-cure types or conspiracy theorists! Useful sites are the official websites of the various state guilds.


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COVID-19 and genomic sequencing
The most common explanation given for the large amount of COVID-19 infections in Victoria (Australia) is that it has been transmitted from inbound people in quarantine via security guards to their communities.
It has been said that will be verified by genomic sequencing. To me, this implies that there will be some sort of genetic signature attached to the virus by the person acting as a vector. I don't understand how this might be possible!
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The virus has been shown to evolve, so different strands are present through different routes. I.e. the Italian strand differs significantly enough from the Chinese strand to be detected by genetic tests. I don't know about this specific scenario though
– Narusan
This implies to me that there will be some sort of genetic signature attached to the virus by the person acting as a vector.
The people don't attach anything to the virus, but the viral genome does not stay constant, it accumulates small changes. Those changes are only passed on to people from where the change originally occurs, other copies of the virus in different people don't change with it.
Some of these changes could have effects on the properties of the virus (making it spread better or worse, cause more mild or severe illness), and changes that substantially damage the virus's ability to replicate and spread will tend to disappear by natural selection. However, many of the changes don't do much at all, for example they might be synonymous mutations via codon degeneracy, or they may change viral proteins or expression in ways that have modest effects.
If you were to sample a population (say, in Victoria AU) and found everyone infected there had a pretty similar version of the virus, with the same differences relative to other circulating strains, that would be good evidence that they all got the virus from a similar origin: maybe one person spread it to others, who spread it to others, and so on.
If, however, you sample a population and find three different strains: one that looks similar to viruses sequenced in the UK, one that looks similar to viruses sequenced in China, one that looks similar to viruses sequenced in Iran, it is more likely that each of those strains came (directly or indirectly) from a traveler from those places. If the security guard story is true, you'd also expect to find different guards with different strains, and then find strains in their communities that match each of the guards (this is assuming you did a whole lot of sequencing, which may or may not be feasible).
The alternative would be that one person brought in a strain of the virus that then happened to randomly mutate to look similar to viruses from all those other places; the chances of that are very very slim.
This is basically the same principle as paternity testing; though using a different type of genetic tool, it relies on genomes in the same lineage being more similar than one would expect by chance.
There is a tool helpful for tracking/visualizing some of these changes throughout the pandemic: https://nextstrain.org/ncov/global
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Diplodonta semiaspera, or the pimpled diplodon, is a species of bivalve mollusc in the family Ungulinidae. It can be found in Caribbean waters, ranging from southern Florida to the West Indies.

References

Ungulinidae
Bivalves described in 1836

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Q: Node.js: Executing a file from the CLI Using Linux, I can run a Javascript file with node file.js. Is it possible to run file.js after entering the Node CLI using node?

A: Edit: This is actually possible with the REPL functions, specifically.load. This loads the script into the current terminal, allowing for terminal input for debugging rather than resuming stdin.
The REPL commands can be accessed with .help.

A: You can't really do this.
What you can do is use require and you can make your file behave differently whether it is running standalone or used by require, which gives you almost what you are looking for.
From the CLI:
mod = require("my_module);
mod.my_function();

To figure if you are running standalone, use a test like this: require.main === module
So file.js becomes:
function my_function() {
  ...
}

exports.my_function = my_function;

if (require.main === module) {
  // I'm running standalone
  my_function();
}


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Coyote carries small dog out of Laguna Beach home
A home video, shown on KCAL, shows the dog that was taken from a Laguna Beach home.
By Orange County Register
LAGUNA BEACH – A family says a brazen coyote came into their home and snatched the family's 8-year-old Chihuahua from a bedroom occupied by a baby girl and two other small dogs Monday night.
John Fischer, who lives in the 500 block of Oak Street, was in his kitchen when he heard his dogs barking, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday.
Fischer said he initially didn't think much of it. Then he saw a coyote race out of the bedroom carrying his screaming Chihuahua, Eloise.
He said his baby granddaughter was also in the room. He gave chase but the animal got away.
Fischer told the newspaper he usually closes up the house at dusk because of coyote threats, but forgot to Monday night.
"We feel very victimized at this point and it's to where I don't feel safe in my own house," Fischer told CBSLA.com.
Coyote sightings in residential neighborhoods have increased recently. Authorities say California's drought may be to blame.
"It's a frightening thing," said Judy Henry, who's lived on Oak Street since 1971.
She had never seen coyotes in residential areas until about five years ago, Henry said. Now she sees them prowling Oak Street at night.
She said most families on the street own dogs or have children and walk them to the beach.
"Around here, people are out and about, and we don't want to lose that," Henry said.
Staff writer Tomoya Shimura
contributed to this report.


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Global Investors Pour Billions Into Hudson Yards in Major Bull Market Bet
Much of the capital behind the mixed-use project on Manhattan's far west side is foreign
The Hudson Yards project in Manhattan, as seen from Hoboken, N.J.
Photo: Peter Foley for The Wall Street Journal
By Peter Grant
Oct. 17, 2017 9:00 am ET
Architect A. Eugene Kohn recalls touring a windswept rail yard on Manhattan's far west side in 2005 and being doubtful about its potential for commercial development.
"Who in the world would want to live over here or work over here," Mr. Kohn, whose firm went on to become the master planner of the site, recalled thinking at the time. "Who is going to put the money up?"
Last month, lead developer Related Cos. took another big step toward answering those questions by announcing it had completed the $3.8 billion financing of 50 Hudson Yards, what will be the development's biggest tower.
The deal increased to $18 billion the total amount of equity and debt raised for the first seven buildings in the project, the first phase of which spans several blocks from West 30th to West 34th streets between 10th and 11th avenues. The anchor tenant for 50 Hudson Yards, asset manager BlackRock Inc., is the latest blue-chip firm to agree to move to the 28-acre development.
Meanwhile, the capital sources for the development that is rising like a new Manhattan mountain range reads like a who's-who list of big-name global financial institutions.


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Four conference halls of "Molodyozhny" hotel at Timiryazevskaya metro station are good venue for business events. Coffee brakes, lunches, dinners, banquets and buffet table can be served for the participants upon organizers' request.
Four conference halls are good venue for business events.
Coffee brakes, lunches, dinners, banquets and buffet table can be served for the participants upon organizers' request.
Your things will be safe.
Is located on the second floor. Please come to enjoy a delightful menu from our chefs.
Бизнес буфет работает в формате столовой и предлагает вкусные бюджетные обеды для гостей отеля, арендаторов и сотрудников.


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This is something I really needed! In all my years of sewing I have never used a pincushion. When I take pins out while I am sewing, I usually put them in my mouth and hold them between my lips, a trick I learned watching my mom sew :) Probably not the best place for them! If they don't go in my mouth they go on the table next to me and usually end up on the floor, also not a good place especially because I have curious fingers crawling all over my house now!
I inherited this cute little tomato from my grandmother a 8 years ago when I got her sewing machine and all her sewing things. Grandma didn't sew much but she had everything! I have yet to buy any needles for my sewing machine, Grandma's sewing kit was stocked with every kind of needle you can imagine and lots of them! I have never used this pincushion, those are still Grandma's pins in there. It just never seemed very convenient to use one, I would never be able to keep track of that while I was sewing!
A pincushion you wear on your wrist! So convenient and hopefully it will help me keep my pins off the floor!
Some fabric scraps, I used two 6" squares I had left over from some blankets I made and some scraps of binding from a quilt.
Some heavy weight iron on interfacing for the strap.
A little bit of stuffing.
Something hard for the bottom so you don't stab yourself with pins! I used an old room key from our last trip to Disney World, A little piece of cardboard would do the trick too.
Cut a strip for the strap, I made mine 3" x 10.5", that ended up being about 1.5" too long, I would recommend 3" x 9". Then cut your interfacing 1/2" shorter (2.5" x 8.5") and iron it in the middle on the wrong side of the fabric.
Fold the strap in half longways and sew along the long edge with 1/4" seam allowance. Press your strap flat with the seam open and on top.
Sew one end closed and turn your strap right side out. Tuck the raw edges inside and topstitch all the way around the strap.
Set your strap aside. Cut out the pieces for your pincushion using you card as a template. You need 2 rectangles that are 1/4" bigger than your card on all sides, 2 strips as long as the long side of your rectangles and 1" wide, and 2 strips as long as the short side of your rectangle and 1" wide.
Sew the long strips to the long sides of one of your rectangles. Start sewing 1/4" from the edge and stop 1/4" from the other end.
Sew the short sides on also starting and stopping 1/4" from the edges.
This will be the top of your pincushion.
Take your second rectangle and sew your strap right in the middle. Sew the strap to the right side of the rectangle with the seam up.
Roll up the strap and pin it so it stays out of your way while you sew the bottom of the pincushion on.
Pin the bottom to the top and sew around the edge with 1/4" seam allowance. Leave one of the short sides open.
Turn your pincushion right side out. Slide your card in on the bottom and stuff on top of it. Use lots of stuffing, you want your pincushion pretty firm.
Try the pincushion on for size and mark where you want your Velcro to go.
Fill it up with some pins and get sewing!
This looks awesome! I'm going to try it. I keep having to stop sewing to search for a pin that has fallen on the floor before little fingers or toes find it first. Great idea!
Ótima ideia, vou tentar fazer também. Obrigada por compartilhar.
thanks for a cute pin cushion design!
Going to give it a try! Thank you for all your great tutorials!
Great tutorial! I am going to make one! Nice for gifts also!
Thank you so much for the tutorial on making these useful jumbo wrist pincushions. I now have just the quickie gift for my daughter & quilting friends!
I just finished my pincushion and am so pleased! I made a couple of modifications (let's see if I can explain them in a way that makes sense). I used my old plastic Dritz wristband instead of making one. I just sewed a band to the bottom that I thread the plastic through. And because I like the angle of the pincushion slightly toward me, I hot-glued it into place. I also like my pincushion to be parallel to the band (as opposed to perpendicular as yours is) so that it is a little less likely to "grab" fabric as I move around.
I especially love your idea to have a hard bottom -- I've poked myself numerous times with a long pin that went clear through my old Dritz! I am also glad you said to stuff it tight--the pins feel very secure. I would never have tried making this without your help! Thanks so much!


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Samanta Bardini (born 27 February 1977) is an Italian softball player who competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics.

References

1977 births
Living people
Italian softball players
Olympic softball players of Italy
Softball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Sportspeople from Parma


比如唸三年級, 就是 He is in third grade. / He is in grade three.
比如: Ted is going stag to the party. His girlfriend is out of town.
"It's a long shot" 是什麼意思?
但什麼叫 "很長的射擊" (a long shot) 呢?
"You rock!" "You rule!" 是什麼意思?
大家想知道 "You rock!" "You rule!" 是什麼意思嗎?
比如: I didn't know what kind of coffee you'd like, so I took it upon myself to order latte for you.
大家可別誤以為 Speak for yourself 就是字面上的意思 "為你自己發言"
但什麼叫 in a pickle 呢?
它通常是指人, 比如: He is in a pickle.


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A new school can be a daunting experience for even the most adventurous students, especially a school that places such importance on academic excellence as Chandler Prep. In order to ease a new middle school student's transition to Chandler Prep, the Mentoring Program pairs up new students ("Mentees") in the first semester with experienced high school students ("Mentors"). These experienced students range from sophomores through seniors and mentor new students in various areas of academic life at Chandler Prep. Mentors are carefully selected and go through initial training sessions as well as ongoing meetings to equip them for their responsibilities. Most Mentors gratefully remember the assistance they received as new students at Chandler Prep and are now eager to pass along that same attention and support to their Mentee. Areas covered include time management, test preparation, the importance of tutoring, and setting goals. Mentoring also helps new students transition into the culture of Chandler Prep by addressing such topics as respect and extra-curricular opportunities like clubs and sports.
The Mentor is first and foremost an academic advisor to the new student. Mentoring occurs throughout the first semester for thirty-minute meetings, typically every other Tuesday after school. Each meeting covers a topic such as those listed above. These meetings are considered mandatory. Teachers who provide tutoring on these days, as well as coaches who conduct practices, know mentoring meetings are a priority and that students will be late to tutoring, clubs, or practices on those dates. On the days they occur, new students will be released from school at 3:45 pm after the meeting. These meetings are extremely important and are designed to assist new students in acquiring the skills necessary for them to be successful at Chandler Prep and take full advantage of everything our school has to offer. Please make arrangements to allow your new student to attend these very important meetings with his or her Mentor. We strongly encourage you not to schedule appointments after school on mentoring Tuesdays which would then cause your child to miss out on this valuable opportunity.
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Chains of Events - November 24, 2010
Joseph dreamed two dreams
which his brothers and his father thought
illustrated Joseph's arrogance in the present
rather than his fortuitous leadership
in the future.
Joseph had no idea
nor did his father
or his brothers
that sharing his dreams
would lead to a chain of events -
slavery, incarceration,
interpreting dreams
to being second only to Pharaoh –
which would ultimately
save the lives of their family.
Any event, decision, conversation or dream
can be a part of such a chain.
That is why every moment of our lives
can be significant, even crucial to our future.
We may only discover the importance of one episode
when looking back to the past,
but such reflection can enable us
to sharpen our vision for the days to come.
May those days see us turn division into unity
and challenge into promise.
L'shalom,
Rabbi Larry
Come Together - November 18, 2010
"Seeing your face is like seeing the face of God,"
said Jacob as he met his long-estranged brother Esau
for the first time in years.
Jacob felt that he knew what it was like to see God
from his mysterious wrestling match
with a "man" just before he crossed the Jabok River to face his brother.
Was this struggle all in his mind?
Was it real? Was it an angel? Was it God?
It didn't matter, because the experience was real to him.
His struggle led to his new difficulty with walking due to a hip strain he had received
when he was alone, or, perhaps, not alone.
He had feared this reunion with his brother
because of the deceit to which he was a partner
that led to Jacob demanding the birthright of Esau
and taking the first-born son's blessing with the help of his mother, Rebekah, who believed that Jacob's destiny required drastic measure.
Jacob knew of Esau's anger, and feared that he would not emerge
from this meeting alive.
Yet, as he saw Esau approaching, getting closer and closer,
he realized that there was something in Esau's walk and his eyes
that reflected something other than hatred,
an assessment which was confirmed as the two brothers hugged and kissed.
Once Esau realized that he had all that he needed in life,
he was able to let go of the conflict with his brother
so that they could be in the same place once again
in a spirit of acceptance of each other's individuality, and
perhaps, on some level, brotherly respect and love.
Jacob was still reluctant to reconcile enough to follow his brother and live alongside him after their meeting, but peace had finally been restored between the sons of Isaac.
As Jacob said, "seeing your face is like seeing the face of God,"
he acknowledged that touch of the divine in each person,
a realization which can, sometimes, lead to balance and equilibrium.
In communities, in families, and between nations,
conflicts may exist which are as serious as the tension between
Jacob and Esau, based in a past of mistrust and deceit, even hatred.
Like Esau and Jacob, when we accept ourselves as we are
and others as they are, we make room for the possibility
of an end to conflict and a beginning to renewed coexistence,
May we find such coexistence, even peace, in our lives and may our attitudes and actions lead to peace all around us.


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Allan to resign in June 2009. The Supervisory Board will name a successor in due course.
The Supervisory Board will name a successor to Allan in due course.
Deutsche Post World Net Chief Financial Officer John Allan (60) has decided to retire from full-time work at his own volition after playing a crucial role in successfully solving the two major issues of the past year: the sale of a stake in Deutsche Postbank AG and the exit from the company's unprofitable DHL U.S. Express domestic business.
Following his appointment as Group CFO in 2007 and the extension of his contract in early 2008, Allan decided to make use of a contractual option enabling him to end his current term of office prematurely on June 30, 2009.
John Allan will continue to fully perform his tasks on the Management Board of Deutsche Post World Net until the end of June and serve as a senior advisor to Chief Executive Officer Frank Appel afterwards.


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Q: forEach and setState for an array I print my existing state like console.log(this.state) I have
{'abc-sorted':false, 'def-sorted': 'asc', 'someotherstuff-sorted': true, show: true}
What I want to do is set all state that end with state key of '-sorted', what should I do?
I did this 'ugly' thing.
Object.keys(this.state).filter(o=>{
                return o.endsWith('sorted')
            }).forEach(o2 => {
                this.setState({
                    [o2]: false
                })
            })

Any alternative to this? This caused unwanted rendering.

A: Try to generate an object first. Then set your state. This way you will only set it once.
const newState = {};

Object.keys(this.state).forEach(key => {
    if (key.endsWith('sorted')) {
      newState[key] = false;
    }
});

this.setState(newState);

A: I hope this can work for you ...
I my case snapshot is the object. Inside my constructor I have
  this.state = {
    docs: []
  }

and I did
  snapshot.forEach(function (doc) {
    this.setState({
      docs: [...this.state.docs, doc]
    })
  }.bind(this))

A: You could instead of calling setState in a loop call it once
const stateUpdates = {};
Object.keys(this.state).filter(o=>{
                return o.endsWith('sorted')
            }).forEach(o2 => {
                stateUpdates[o2] = false
            })
this.setState(stateUpdates)

A: You can also use Array.prototype.reduce() and prevent immutability in the state:

const state = {
  'abc-sorted': false,
  'def-sorted': 'asc',
  'someotherstuff-sorted': true,
  show: true,
}

const containsSorted = key => key.indexOf('-sorted') !== -1

const result = Object.keys(state).reduce((prev, curr) => {
  return {
    ...prev,
    [curr]: containsSorted(curr) ? false : state[curr],
  }
}, {})

console.log(result)
// this.setState(result)


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Lucien Monjauvis est un homme politique et syndicaliste français né le  à Paris et mort le  à Paris.

Biographie
Lucien Monjauvis est le fils de Lucien Alfred, ajusteur, chef d'équipe aux usines Panhard et d'Émélie Louise Collet, mécanicienne en chaussures. Formé à l'École d'apprentissage des usines Panhard, il devient ouvrier ajusteur. Il milite à la CGT dès 1919 et adhère au Parti communiste français en 1924.

Il est député communiste de la Seine ( du  de Paris) de 1932 à 1936. Il est nommé membre de la commission de l'hygiène, de la commission du travail et de la commission de législation civile et criminelle. De 1937 à 1940, il est conseiller municipal de Paris et conseiller général de la Seine.

Mobilisé le , il est fait prisonnier en . Revenu en France en 1943 sous une fausse identité, il entre dans la Résistance et assume des responsabilités au sein du Front national dans la zone sud.

Du  au , Lucien Monjauvis est préfet de la Loire délégué dans les fonctions, puis intégré en qualité de préfet. Et du  au , il est préfet de la Savoie.

Lucien Monjauvis exerce la fonction de secrétaire des métaux CGT de la région parisienne, de l'union CGT de la région parisienne de 1948 à 1951, date à laquelle il entre au Conseil économique et social. Dans cette instance, il est président du groupe CGT de 1951 à 1972, membre du bureau en 1959.

Publications
 Avec A. Zimmermann et  Haje, La Sanglante Provocation de Constantine. Rapport de la délégation ouvrière d'enquête, 1935.
 Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Éditions sociales, 1971, préface de Benoît Frachon.

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Syndicaliste de la CGT
Député de la Seine (Troisième République)
Député de la quinzième législature de la Troisième République
Député membre du Parti communiste français
Résistant communiste français
Préfet de la Loire
Préfet de la Savoie
Conseiller municipal de Paris
Membre du Conseil économique, social et environnemental
Naissance en décembre 1904
Naissance dans le 13e arrondissement de Paris
Décès en novembre 1986
Décès dans le 5e arrondissement de Paris
Décès à 82 ans


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Baseball stadium takes another step closer towards historical designation
By Ian Perrotta
The baseball stadium at Veterans Park is seeking approval, and so far it's getting it.
In late December, the committee working to save the stadium received word from the State Historic Preservation Office that the preliminary application for historical designation of the stadium was approved. It's now working to complete the final application and hopes to have it completed by the September review board.
Though it was just the first step toward getting the stadium placed on the National Register of Historic Places, committee member and historical preservationist Rebecca Binno Savage said that the preliminary application was crucial in determining whether or not the process would go further.
Explaining that both the state and federal processes for historical designation are combined, she noted that its approval was important because in Michigan the coordinator has very high standards, and, as a result, few applications that make it past him are later rejected.
"What that means is that the stadium is eligible for national designation," she said. "The word eligible is an important designation on its own, because it means that if a developer wants to do any work on the stadium, it must first be studied."
The next step is to turn in the full application. Though there isn't a set deadline for this, the board that decides which applications are approved meets only three times a year – in January, May and September. The target is to be ready by September.
Previously, the goal was to turn in the application by May. However, after the committee received word that another committee was working on a project to designate Hinchliffe Stadium – a Negro League stadium in New Jersey – as a National Historic Landmark, it decided to wait in order to look at their application.
The delay was encouraged by Binno Savage, who said that designation as a National Historic Landmark was the highest and most important rating a historical site could achieve. Her belief is that the Hinchliffe Stadium application could both provide additional information for Hamtramck's application as well as serve as a guideline for a future National Historic Landmark application of its own.
"What's important about this is that it gives us something to go by," she said.
Unfortunately, it wasn't all good news that came out of the Hinchliffe nomination. In their application they claim there are 14 home sites where Negro League ball was played – rather than five, the number used by the Hamtramck committee – which is a fact that baseball author and historian Gary Gillette disputes.
Gillette, who is also working on the Hamtramck committee, maintains that there are only five remaining home sites that are historically significant. He says that despite the fact that the last Negro League folded in 1961, by 1955 many of the league's best players had already been integrated into Major League Baseball. By including sites from this era, as well as other places where teams may have played only a few times, Gillette says it's easy to artificially inflate the amount of places that are historically important. But regardless of that fact, he is absolutely positive that the stadium in Veterans Park is of the utmost significance.
"This is a field for a team during an important era in the Negro League. The players were of Major League Caliber and the Detroit Stars were a significant team," he said. "Trust me – this is much more important than Hinchliffe Stadium."
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What food are we eating, what can we bring, can we help the fine ladies putting this together… Please discuss below.
Also, any creative gasifier cooking / woodgas food ideas are welcome, on this thread.
BBQ sounds real good on one of the meals. Any chance we can get that pig roast from the same place as last year?
Bump… any interesting ideas guys?
Hi Chris, Yes we can get another roasted hog if you like the idea.
I'm coming up from Tenn. We seem to have plenty of grits (and GRITS). How many pounds you want ? I'll bring em' and anything you want to go with em !
Julie Drost put together a spreadsheet for us, with some food needs. I've made it editable online, so if you want to volunteer to bring stuff, just write in your name. We may contact you.
so, how many pounds of grits ya want me to bring?
Bump… I've added the food pledged on the signup sheet to the food sheet. Looks like most of it's covered, but we are a hungry bunch… feel free to put yourself down for something if you haven't yet.
My father and I will be bringing my mothers pineapple upsidedown cake again. Third time!


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Year in Review: These are the 10 most important things Google introduced in 2016
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Google had a big year. Many people may consider the Pixel phone and the company's many hardware launches among the most standout moves that the Mountain View company made in 2016, and they would be right, but 2016 was even bigger than that. It marked the first full year of Google operating under the umbrella of Alphabet, it marked a clear shift of focus for Google towards artificial intelligence, it brought the tenth anniversary of the Google I/O developers' conference, and more.
But now that it's 2017, let's take a quick look into what really stood out as Google's biggest wins of the year. From the flurry of official blog posts that come every week to the big press events at Google I/O 2016 to the fall Google event that saw the introduction of Google's first solely self-branded smartphone, there's a lot to talk about. In short: Google has long dabbled in hardware and AI, but in 2016 it became plainly obvious that these two areas will shape the company's future…
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A Day in Mumbai
Mumbai, aka Bombay, is a wonderful addition to a tour of Rajasthan. Not only is it an ideal destination to start or end your cultural immersion, it can also be a great connecting point for those who'd like to explore both the north and south of India (direct flights are available from Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur).
A taxi on the streets of Bombay, India
The home of Bollywood has always had style. A port city overlooking the Arabian Sea, it's famous for its huge population (over 16 million people and counting), its glittering film industry, its skilled dhabba-wallahs (tiffin carriers), and the extremes of wealth and poverty. Fashionable Mumbai swirls around Colaba, and bars, restaurants, shops, movies, parties and festivals are everywhere: this is a city that never sleeps, and why its affectionately referred to as the 'Maximum City'.
Two nights would be a sensible amount of time to soak up the flavour of Mumbai. For those with more flexible schedules or who appreciate a relaxed pace, three nights would be preferable. With a two night stay, we would typically suggest a full day of sightseeing, accompanied by one of our passionate and experienced guides. You'd also have your own private car and chauffeur to whizz you around Bombay.
What is there to see in Mumbai?
We'd recommend starting your day early, at the bustling markets. The eclecticticism and industrious nature of Mumbaikers is what contributes to the unique culture of the city and, when observed in the early morning, is quite exhilarating! Exploring Mumbai by dawn allows you to experience the bustling city wake up. Hundreds of newspaper vendors sort out papers in multiple languages, auctioneers frantically gabble fish prices, a herb market sprawls across a bridge, and organised chaos breaks out with the arrival of over 100 tonnes of vegetables, fruits and meat at the markets. The scenes at dawn truly define the mercurial character of Mumbai and, best of all, as you walk the same lanes a few hours later, you find no evidence of the morning's hustle.
At the Flower Market in Mumbai
Orange marigolds at the Flower Market in Mumbai
Colourful flowers at the Flower Market in Mumbai
After returning to the hotel for breakfast and a quick freshen up, you'll continue exploring Bombay at Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat. This 140-year-old dhobi ghat (a place where clothes are washed), is Mumbai's biggest human-powered washing machine: every day hundreds of people beat the dirt out of thousands of Mumbaiker's clothes and linen in 1026 open-air troughs. Your guide will recommend stopping on the bridge from across the railway tracks, as this spot offers the best view.
Thousands of clothes are pounded clean at Dhobi Ghat everyday
To really take in the extreme contrasts of Mumbai, you may like to take a tour of Dharavi – Asia's largest slum. Conjuring up images of Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire, Dharavi is a colossal jumble of homes and businesses. Following your knowledgeable guide through the narrow alleyways, you'll be introduced to local residents and their small-scale industries – recycling, ceramics, embroidery, soap making, and more – all manufactured by innovative means.
Mumbai's most famous landmark, the Gateway of India, was the first sight to greet travellers to Indian shores during the heyday of the British Raj. Ironically, it also became the exit point for British troops after India gained independence in 1947. It was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary in 1911, en-route to the Delhi Durbar, but in fact, the King and Queen were met with a mock cardboard structure – the actual monument was completed only in 1924, years after the royal visit!
The Gateway of India, Mumbai
Shiv and Madeleine at the Gateway of India, Mumbai
Renowned for its superb sculptures and miniature paintings, the Prince of Wales Museum is housed in a grand Indo Saracenic building designed by George Wittet. Its founded stone was laid by the Prince of Wales (the future George V) in 1905. During World War I, it served as a military hospital. Generous gifts from discerning private collectors have enabled the museum to build a collection of rare quality.
Other sights you'll take in include Victoria Terminus – one of the world's most spectacular railway stations, Horniman Circle, Flora Fountain and the High Court.
Victoria Terminus, Mumbai
You may also like to visit Mani Bhavan – the building where Mahatma Gandhi ji stayed during his visits to Bombay from 1917 to 1934. Exhibitions include a photographic record of his life, along with dioramas and documents, such as letters he wrote to Adolf Hitler and Franklin D Roosevelt and tributes from Ho Chi Minh and Einstein.
Mani Bhavan, Mumbai
The room in which Gandhi stayed at Mani Bhawan, Mumbai
To end the day, Marine Drive makes an ideal evening escape, and you'll be joined by hundreds of other people strolling by the sea. On your way there, you can stop to visit the Hanging Gardens and Jain temple. Built on reclaimed land in 1920, Marine Drive arcs along the shore of the Arabian Sea from Nariman Point, past Chowpatty, and continues to the foot of Malabar Hill. Lined with flaking art deco apartments, it's one of Mumbai's most popular promenades and sunset-watching spots. Its twinkling night-time lights earned it the nickname 'the Queen's Necklace'. Hundreds gather here in the early evening to snack and chat.
Madeleine at the Hanging Gardens in Mumabi
If you're a foodie, we'd recommend dining at the Taj Mahal Palace this evening. This landmark hotel is situated on the waterfront in downtown Mumbai, facing the Gateway of India you visited earlier today. Built in 1903, it's a Victorian extravaganza which has been sensitively refurbished to maintain its character as Bombay's 'grand dame'. Excellent restaurants and a choice of lively bars can be found throughout the hotel, which remains an institution. We recommend their Masala Kraft restaurant – serene with vaulted ceilings, the restaurant serves modern cuisine from all over Indian and is known for its artistic presentations. On our recent visit, we ordered the Sketch, which includes nine vegetarian dishes on ceramic plates of different sizes. Standouts include the char-grilled broccoli florets with Indian mustard and pickling spices, and the potatoes in a spicy blend of cumin, chillies and curry leaves.
Starter of tomato and coconut soup, grilled pineapple, and stuffed mushroom
Palette cleansing sorbet at Masala Kraft
Where to rest your head?
We'd recommend the Oberoi Mumbai. Situated on one end of Mumbai's famous Marine Drive, with magnificent views of the city and Arabian Sea, the Oberoi is one of the finest places to stay in this busy metropolis. The superbly equipped rooms, many with excellent sea view rooms, are modern and elegant. The hotel boasts superb facilities, including a rooftop swimming pool, and their signature world-class service. In the evenings, the bar overlooking the bay is a favourite with local jazz aficionados.
Lobby at the Oberoi Mumbai
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A collection of stories originally told in Irish in the northwest of County Wexford appeared in English translation under the title "The Old Fireside Stories of Wexford" in The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal (vol. LXIX, January 1867).
In one of them, "Jack the Cunning Thief," the protagonist says, "My name is the Caunfort Ladran (master thief). My business just now is to find apprentices and workmen" (p. 10, where the parenthetical definition is the translator's).
The translated sentence is no evidence for "Caunfort Ladran" in English and, if the story is fiction, may not be for everyday Irish either.
Faithful reflections of everyday usage and authors' embellishments are often hard to distinguish in fiction.
Given Finerty's heavy "reliance" on Sullivan, his entry is to be disregarded.
In sum, there is evidence for caunfort ladran in print, but to what extent it is evidence for the expression in everyday spoken Irish and in everyday spoken English is unclear.
You are right that idiosyncratic spellings may be a sign of uncritical copying.
The sentence (put in the mouth of a burglar speaking about the difficulty of breaking into a heavily fortified building) appears in Richard Allan England's "The Steeled Conscience," a work of fiction published (in instalments?) in The Railroad Man's Magazine (the sentence is on page 569 of the number dated December 1910).
England was an American writer (1877-1936), who so far as I can see had no connection to Ireland or the Irish language. Possibly, he read Sullivan and remembered his definition just vaguely.
Misspellings and misinterpretations can give rise to standard usages. See, for example, James A. H. Murray's "Derring Do, Derring-Do, etc." in The Nation of 3 October 1895 (vol. 61, no. 157), pp. 238-239.
And, of course, there is no standard orthography for words copied from Irish into English, and the dialectal variation within Irish can be quite major at times. Just out of interest, did you go looking for examples of caunfort ladran after you read the post, or have you encountered this term before in the course of your research?
I searched with Google. More websites came up, which I did not examine. Students of Irish have to take over here.
Interestingly, when I looked for it, it didn't come up. Maybe my settings are different on Google? I think we'll be lucky if much more evidence turns up. Unfortunately there is a severe lack of sources for the history of the Irish language. However, anyone looking for this term will be able to learn a lot more about its history, thanks to you and me, which is fantastic! It's a great example of what cooperation on the internet can achieve, providing real information and resolving questions with facts. Maith thú, a chara!
Good morning, A book of some 168 pages has appeared on the etymology of kibosh. It's just as outlandish as Cassidy's garbage (the authors say the word comes from Arabic) but more outrageous in that a "serious" British publisher (Routledge) has brought it out.
A linguistics journal has asked me to review it. I will also present my defense of an Irish origin. Much speaks in its favor (some of my points have never been made by anyone before; for example, an Irish origin explains how kibosh also came to mean 'Portland cement'). The fact that no Irish name for the pitch-cap is known is no obstacle to SUGGESTING an Irish origin. Linguists often reconstruct etymons (not in the outlandish way that Cassidy did but according to stringent criteria). I would be happy to send you a draft for comment, if you have time (I always acknowledge help in the published versions of my writings). At the moment, I have a few easy questions (in boldface) of a bibliographical nature: unsigned.2009. "An AmericanProfessor on England." The Freeman's Journal.29 November. P.??
Laoide,Seosamh[Englishname: JosephHenry Lloyd].1909. Macmic iasgaire bhuidhe Luimnighe: sean-sgéalas Tír Amhalghaidh.BaileÁtha Cliath. Connradh na Gaedhilge.
I can see a facsimile of the book online but knowing no Irish, I don't want to rely on my own attempt to copy the Gaelic script.


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Sunlen Serfaty Bio, Nationality, Net Worth, Married, Boyfriend, Height
Sunlen Serfaty is an American national correspondent for Washington-based CNN. From May 2003 to September 2004 Sunlen worked as an associate producer of television and radio projects for the Washington Post. She was also affiliated with ABC News where she worked as a local general assignment reporter.
Sunlen also covered President Obama's presidential campaign for ABC News in the year 2008. Sunlen Serfaty was a Senate reporter for ABC news at that time. Sunlen Serfaty joined the CNN channel with knowledge of White House reporting and political campaigns.
Sunlen worked for CNN New source in the network's Washington bureau where she covered different news which was her main task. Later, she joined and worked in the general assignment team of the CNN channel in Washington, D.C.
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Before arriving at CNN, Serfaty worked as a White House and U.S. Senate reporter for ABC News and covered President Barack Obama 2008 presidential campaign. Her work was featured on the network's overnight show World News Now, as well as on the network's news website.
In partnership with the ABC News affiliate in Washington, D.C, WJLA-TV, Serfaty also served as a local general assignment reporter on the weekends, covering breaking news stories, as well as feature stories for the ABC News affiliate in the top ten markets of the Washington, D.C..-metro area. She also worked as an associate producer of television and radio projects for The Washington Post from May 2003 to September 2004.
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She was born on 6 April in Richmond, Virginia in the United States. She is an American national of American nationality, and she embraces white ethnicity.
Sunlen graduated from The Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University and had a Bachelors's degree in International Affairs and also a concentration in Media and Communication. Sunlen also served as a local general assignment reporter on the weekends.
There, she was allocated to cover the breaking stories in association with WJLA which is the ABC member in Washington, D.C. She additionally did some component stories in the metro region of Washington D.C.
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Sunlen Serfaty is a married woman. She got married at the age of 32 to her long-time boyfriend, Alexis Leigh Serfaty in the year 2013. Sunlen and Alexis met each other in 2006 and began dating, but they separated for a while when Sunlen took the responsibility of covering their election campaign of Obama.
Since their second date, they have been inseparable, and eventually, they got married. They got married at the place called Rose Park in Georgetown which was the place the couple first met. Her husband Alexis Serfaty is a policy adviser at the office of the secretary of the United States Department of Transportation.
After a few years of wedding, Sunlen welcomed her first child in 2017. Sunlen is very proud of her daughter and posts pictures with her occasionally on social media.
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KOSTELANETZ & FINK ATTORNEYS RECOGNIZED BY NEW YORK METRO AREA SUPER LAWYERS
Author: Kostelanetz LLP Published on: September 12, 2019 Published in: News
NEW YORK CITY, NY (September 12, 2019) – Kostelanetz & Fink is pleased to announce that nine attorneys at the firm, including seven partners, have been selected for inclusion in the 2019 New York Metro "Super Lawyers" list, recognizing the firm's experience and skill in the areas of Tax, Criminal Defense: White Collar, and Business Litigation.
The Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists are published nationwide in Super Lawyers Magazines and in leading city and regional magazines and newspapers across the country. Super Lawyers describes itself as a "rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement."
Members of the Kostelanetz & Fink team who received recognition from the New York Metro Area Super Lawyers list include:
Partner Megan L. Brackney for Tax
Partner Kevin M. Flynn for Tax
Partner Sharon L. McCarthy for Criminal Defense: White Collar
Partner Claude M. Millman for Business Litigation
Partner Caroline Rule for Criminal Defense: White-Collar
Partner Michael Sardar for Tax
Partner Bryan Skarlatos for Tax
Firm Co-Founder, Robert S. Fink for Criminal Defense: White Collar
Associate Brian P. Ketcham as a Rising Star for Criminal Defense: White Collar
Kostelanetz & Fink, LLP has built a national reputation as the law firm of choice for clients facing high-stakes negotiations and controversies with government agencies. Because of our extensive experience handling the most challenging, complex and sensitive cases, our attorneys are considered some of the country's foremost experts on tax controversies, white collar defense and regulatory matters. An important part of the firm's practice includes tax and estate planning and representation in government procurement and government contracting.
According to Super Lawyers, inclusion on the annual list is an honorary distinction, as no more than 5 percent of applicant attorneys in each state are chosen based on "12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement," according to Super Lawyers. As a Rising Stars selectee, Brian Ketcham has joined only 2.5 percent of attorneys chosen for this exclusive list.
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