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Q: What is the point of the TableHeaderRow class I've just converted some code from using HtmlTable controls to the web based Table controls and I found that in additional to the TableRow class there is also TableHeaderRow. I foolishly made the assumption based on some half read comments on here that if a row was one of these that it would be put in a thead element in the outputted HTML. It wasn't.
When this didn't work I looked close and noticed that TableHeaderRow seems to have no actual code on it and that the TableSection property of TableRow doesn't care if its a TableHeaderRow or not.
So what is the point of this type? It seems that in practice it is exactly identical to the TableRow class and you still have to set the TableSection property on it to tell it that its a thead row.
Is there a good use case scenario for this? I certainly can't think of one...
Edit for clatification
In my investigations I have used Refactor to look at the code involved. This is how I determined that TableHeaderRow seems to derive from TableRow but not actually implement anythign new.
In the rendering for Table when determining whether to output a thead or not it seems to look purely at the TableSection property. It doesn't care what the actual type of the row is and I can't find a single line of code anywhere that I've looked that would behave differently purely from the type of the row being different.
I'm looking for an actual practical example of how it differs. While I appreciate doc references they don't actually seem to match with the code I'm looking at.

A: I wondered the same thing. When I saw the page
Creating ASP.NET table header row I realized that I was not setting the TableSection property as I should:
hRow.TableSection = Web.UI.WebControls.TableRowSection.TableHeader

It made the <thead> element to apear in the output html.

A: According to this MSDN entry:

This class supports displaying tables on devices with a limited screen
  size. On these devices, a table with many columns and rows must be
  rendered across multiple pages. Adding a TableHeaderRow to a Table
  control allows you to specify a heading row that is rendered as the
  first row on each page that displays a view of the table.

I would infer from this that TableRow doesn't expose this kind of support.


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All these screen dimming/color cast applications function in essentially the same way: by overlaying a graphic on the screen to reduce the brightness and/or change the color cast of the screen. Think of it like adding a partially opaque layer to an image in Photoshop. When you tell the Lux application, for example, that you want the screen 50 percent dimmer than the actual hardware in the phone can provide via LED adjustments, the application essentially cheats by layering a gray mask over the screen that decreases the brightness because the screen elements are darker. Other apps like Screen Adjuster, Darker, Easy Eye, Twilight, and even the brightness adjustment function in popular battery-saving app JuiceDefender all work the same way.
So if the screen brightness applications (like Lux) only add a partially opaque layer they are essentially not dimming the backlight (correct me if I am wrong here) so in turn it would not have any affect in battery life. Right?
The article continues saying – Anything that layers something over the screen in anyway disables the "Install" button as the button is rendered unclickable in order to prevent malicious software from creating a false overlay that leads the user to think an application has a different set of permissions or that the application is an entirely different app altogether. So does reducing the screen brightness via Settings uses some other technique (probably it actually reduces the backlight)?
As Dan put it1: Using a filter/overlay like this will make either type of screen look darker, but it'll only reduce power use on OLED screens. On LCD screens, only decreasing the backlight brightness saves power.
Apart from that, your quotes nowhere state the filters would not affect power consumption in either way.
1 Following up a discussion in chat between Dan and me, on LCDs it in fact is similar; quoting Dan: Using a software overlay to darken pixels on an LCD screen won't reduce the power consumption [… which works] by putting a transparent grey full-screen window on top of other windows; that's more likely to increase overall power consumption, because you're giving the window compositor more work to do. Doesn't contradict whith what I wrote, but gives more insight in "applying the right filter to the wrong display type": The same amount of "backlight" is generated, just the crystals (LCD = Liquid Crystal Display) are darker.
2 There might be other possibilities which escaped me, so I don't claim the list to be complete. It should give some insight nevertheless.
3 There are differently colored LEDs at least for Red, Green, and Blue (read: RGB, so such a combination would cover the full color spectrum), making displays like this potentially possible (note I didn't say they already exist!); different colors feature different efficiency – so "red-ifying" the screen would safe power (red-orange LEDs feature the most lumen-per-Watt according to Wikipedia).
Even if that is true, that would not apply to all screens such as an (AM)OLED screen that doesn't use a backlight.
The amount of power the display consumes varies significantly depending on the colour and brightness shown. As an example, one commercial QVGA OLED display consumes 0.3 watts while showing white text on a black background, but more than 0.7 watts showing black text on a white background, while an LCD may consume only a constant 0.35 watts regardless of what is being shown on screen."
If you have an AMOLED display, you can also save battery!
This is an old question, but aside from Dan Hulme's comments it doesn't really have a clear and correct answer.
To the questions in the OP: Yes to both, if you're using a backlit display.
There are two very different types of screens in phones: backlit and non-backlit.
LCD displays are backlit. The backlight brightness is the main factor in screen power consumption, and the image shown on screen doesn't matter. The phone's brightness setting controls the backlight.
OLED displays are non-backlit, as the OLEDs themselves emit light and don't need a separate backlight. An OLED's color output determines its power consumption. The phone's brightness setting is a multiplier for each OLED's brightness.
A screen dimming application puts a transparent black image on top of the user interface, which darkens the color of the display output. If there's a backlight, it won't be dimmed and the power consumption won't change. With an OLED display, the change in color reduces power consumption.
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State v. Davis
Statev.Davis
Supreme Court of Missouri, Division No. 1Oct 13, 1952
251 S.W.2d 610 (Mo. 1952)
Swenson v. Bosler
Under Missouri criminal practice, a convicted defendant's motion for new trial must set forth in detail his…
State v. Willis
Supreme Court Rule No. 27.20 requires that the motion for new trial in a criminal case "must set forth in…
No. 42979.
APPEAL FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS, HARRY F. RUSSELL, J.
William R. Hirsch and Louis Gilden, St. Louis, for appellant.
J. E. Taylor, Atty. Gen., John S. Phillips, Asst. Atty. Gen., for respondent.
COIL, Commissioner.
A jury convicted Omega Davis of rape, found that he had theretofore been convicted of three prior felonies, and fixed his punishment at life imprisonment in the penitentiary. He has appealed from the judgment and sentence entered on the verdict. We shall refer to appellant as defendant.
Five assignments of error are briefed: that the evidence was insufficient to sustain the verdict; that the court erred in failing to require the circuit attorney to proceed under the Criminal Sexual Psychopath Act; that the court erred in permitting improper use of matters in issue under the Habitual Criminal Act; that the court erred in permitting allegedly prejudicial argument to the jury, and in recalling the jury after it had retired and reading to it portions of the alleged improper argument made by the assistant circuit attorney.
On November 10, 1949, at about 11 p. m., prosecutrix, 47 years old, was seated directly under a lighted, unshaded, 100-watt electric bulb in a room of her basement apartment. Asleep in the room was her infant grandchild. She resided there with her husband who was then at a nearby tavern. At the front of the room were some windows at which the curtains were arranged so that light from a row of electric lights at a used car lot directly across the street shone into the apartment and made a good light when the 100-watt electric bulb was off. Prosecutrix looked up from the newspaper she was reading and saw a Negro man standing in the door. A handkerchief covered his face beneath his eyes.
This man, whom prosecutrix twice positively identified, shortly after his arrest on November 12, 1949 and at the trial, entered the room, jumped upon prosecutrix, pulled off the light above her, and forcibly ravished her. In her efforts to remove the assailant's hands from her throat she felt the index finger of his left hand and was able to discern that it was deformed. The handkerchief slipped from his face. She got a good look at his face. She identified defendant mainly by his eyes, his features, and his crooked finger. Immediately after the assailant left, prosecutrix went to the tavern and indicated in an incoherent way that something had happened. She then became unconscious. Her husband testified that her hair was then "mussed up" and her clothes were wet.
A medical examination made of prosecutrix between 12 and 12:15 on November 11, 1949 (about an hour after the assault) disclosed bruises on the neck, submucosal hemorrhages at various points of the introitus, and possible "intervaginal mucous". The hemorrhages were, in the opinion of the testifying doctor, caused by a "forcible sexual act" and the bruises about the neck appeared to have been inflicted about the same time as had the submucosal hemorrhages of the introitus.
No separate argument is included in defendant's brief in support of the contention that the evidence was insufficient. Defendant states only in his "Points and Authorities" that the testimony was confused, uncorroborated, and uncertain, and refers to the "vague identification" in connection with another point. Suffice to say the evidence was sufficient to sustain the conviction. True, defendant's counsel elicited on cross-examination of prosecutrix certain testimony which might have caused the jury to question her opportunity and ability to have observed defendant sufficiently to later identify him. For example, the facts that she did not know the color of various items of clothing worn by defendant, the color of his hair, that she constantly wore bifocal glasses which were knocked from her eyes shortly after the assault began, and that without glasses she could not read the fine print in a telephone book. None of this testimony, nor any other testimony in the record, destroyed the probative value of her positive identification of defendant. State v. Young, 345 Mo. 407, 411[5], 133 S.W.2d 404, 407[7]. "We may say at once that there is no merit in the various assignments in the motion for new trial charging in one way or another that the evidence was insufficient, and that the verdict was the result of passion and prejudice. While it is held that in a forcible rape case where the prosecutrix is a mature woman and the State's evidence is weak, there should be corroboration, State v. Thomas, 351 Mo. 804, 818 (6), 174 S.W.2d 337, 345(13); we do not regard the State's evidence here as weak. And if corroboration was necessary, it is abundant: the victim's complaint at the first opportunity; her physical appearance showing the use of force; her mental distress; the material evidence that she had lain on the ground where there was sand, there being also sand in the alley; and the testimony of the physician who examined her genital organs. State v. Scott, 172 Mo. 536, 541, 72 S.W. 897, 898." State v. Marshall, 354 Mo. 312, 318[2], 189 S.W.2d 301, 304[3-5].
In 1946 defendant pleaded guilty on successive days to the crimes of rape and sodomy. He was separately sentenced in each case, the sentences running concurrently. He had been imprisoned in the penitentiary, and was duly discharged in July 1948. The record proper discloses, after an amended information had been filed in which convictions of three prior felonies, including the offenses of rape and sodomy, were alleged, an entry of June 23, 1950: "This day comes the defendant, by his attorney, and files motion to proceed under the Act to provide for the detention and treatment of criminal sexual psychopaths." The motion was heard and overruled. Later a defense motion for the appointment of a psychiatrist was sustained and a report of an examination made of defendant was filed November 20, 1950. On January 8, 1951, both parties announced ready for trial. Neither of the motions just referred to are set forth in the record proper nor in the transcript filed here.
Defendant states in his brief that the circuit attorney was informed by a reputable person of the facts as required by the Criminal Sexual Psychopath Act, sections 202.700-202.770, RSMo 1949, V.A.M.S., and that it was therefore mandatory that the circuit attorney file in the proper court a petition as provided in the Act and to proceed against defendant as a criminal sexual psychopath. Assuming without deciding that there was no discretion in the circuit attorney, the difficulty with defendant's contention is that there is nothing before us from which we may determine whether defendant properly took the necessary preliminary steps to bring himself within the provisions of the Act, or from which we may determine whether it was error to fail to proceed under the Act. This, for the reason that even assuming that the motion to proceed under the Act did contain the necessary allegations, such motion is not included in the transcript. Furthermore, the fact that the record proper shows that the motion to proceed under the Act was overruled, without more, indicates that it did not contain the necessary allegations. Upon the record before us, we must assume that the trial court acted properly. Defendant's statement in his motion for new trial that the necessary facts were given to the circuit attorney by a reputable person does not prove itself any more than does the statement to that effect in defendant's brief. State v. Skaggs, Mo.Sup., 248 S.W.2d 635, 637[5, 6].
Defendant's fifth assignment of error is: "It was prejudicial error for the State to overemphasize the prior convictions for offenses growing out of the same transaction, for the Habitual Criminal Act (section 556.280 RSMo 1949, V.A.M.S.) is based upon recurrent offenses and not upon recurrent convictions for offenses arising out of the same transaction." (Parenthetical insert ours.) Defendant's argument is that the state so overemphasized the prior convictions that the offense upon which defendant was being tried "was pushed into the background and buried under the onslaught of prior convictions." As we understand this contention, it is based upon the premise that the prior conviction of rape and the prior conviction of sodomy grew out of the same occurrence and that, therefore, it was prejudicial to permit the jury to know of these two prior offenses because it gave them the impression "that defendant is a hardened criminal with a long record of recurrent offenses * * * when the facts show that said offenses grew out of one entire transaction." There is nothing in the record proper or in the transcript to indicate that the prior offenses of rape and sodomy did or did not grow out of one "entire transaction" other than a possible inference from the facts that the pleas of guilty to these charges were entered on successive days, April 2 and 3, 1946, and the sentences imposed ran concurrently. All that was read in evidence as to the prior offenses were the judgment entry in each case, the records of confinement in the respective institutions, and the records of discharges therefrom. None of these, of course, disclosed when or the circumstances under which the crimes were alleged to have been committed. Consequently, the premise upon which defendant's argument is based is unproved and we may not assume it. We, therefore, do not rule the specific contention here made. It would appear, however, that, inasmuch as rape and sodomy are separate offenses under the laws of this state, and made so by unrelated statutes, sections 559.260, 563.230 RSMo 1949, V.A.M.S., if the defendant felt that, by showing that two of the prior offenses involved arose out of one "transaction" he might thereby correct some impression the jury might otherwise have as to his criminal record, he was at liberty to so show.
It is true that the jury panels were told on voir dire examination that defendant was charged with the crime of rape, that he was charged with having had three prior convictions of felonies, and were told what those felonies were. The members of the trial jury were again so told in the state's opening statement. In both instances, these statements by the prosecution were made over defendant's objection. As part of the objection (that the mention and repetition of the particular offenses involved in the prior convictions was prejudicial), defendant's counsel admitted in the presence of the jury that defendant did have three prior convictions for felonies, had been sentenced and imprisoned therefor, and discharged therefrom prior to the date of the offense for which he was on trial. The trial court overruled these objections.
Thereafter the state offered the evidence heretofore noted to prove the prior convictions and discharges of the defendant. At that time, the objection was to the reading of the entire record, on the ground that the only material facts were the facts of conviction, confinement, and discharge, which the defendant had admitted. The judgment entries as to the prior convictions were then read in evidence, in which defendant's counsel apparently acquiesced.
"The Court: Now, the objection will be overruled to her reading the contents of that particular Entry.
"Mr. Hirsch: And as to the rest of the record, the objection is sustained, Your Honor? The Court: As I understand the question, she is to read the Entry of Judgment in that case. Mr. Hirsch: Only? The Court: Only. Mr. Hirsch: All right." Thereafter, defendant's counsel's objection to the evidence was that the record spoke for itself. Then the court said: "You are complaining about procedure, not the admissibility? Mr. Hirsch: Yes.
"The Court: Do you want me to have the reporter mark this page or pages as an exhibit? Mr. Hirsch: Yes, sir. The Court: Then Miss Carpentier mark as an exhibit for The State, that part of the record concerning Case 144, April Term 1946."
After the judgment entries had been read, the following occurred:
"Mr. Kelly: All right. I will offer in evidence at this time, State's Exhibits 4, 5, and 6 (the judgment entries).
"Mr. Hirsch: At this time I will object to their admissibility on the question of discharge or of serving; as far as conviction of a felony I have no objection to their admissibility.
"The Court: You don't object to the competency or legal admissibility of these entries? Mr. Hirsch: No; but, I will object to that as far as discharge. The Court: Discharge, of course, will be proved by other evidence. Mr. Hirsch: Yes."
Thereafter, the record pertaining to discharge from the penitentiary was read without objection and the record pertaining to the discharge from the sentence to the city workhouse was objected to on the ground that only the discharge was in issue and that reading of the record which contained the charge for which sentence had been imposed was reiteration.
Instruction 4 submitted to the jury for a finding whether defendant had been convicted of three prior felonies, sentenced for them, and discharged therefrom prior to the commission of the crime for which he was on trial, and stated the nature of the offenses for which defendant had been convicted. While there was a general objection by counsel for defendant to all the instructions given by the court, defendant does not here attack any of the instructions given. And the instructions made clear that defendant was on trial for the offense of rape alleged to have been committed on November 10, 1949, and only upon the evidence which was introduced pertaining to that offense, and further that the fact of a former conviction should be considered as bearing only upon the question of the amount of punishment in the event the jury found defendant guilty of the crime upon which he was being tried.
Defendant does not here contend that it was prejudicial error for the court to permit the state to tell the jury what the prior offenses were or to adduce evidence to prove the prior convictions for the reason that an admission thereof had been made. Nor did defendant so contend in his motion for new trial. There defendant assigned in general terms as the reasons for the prejudice the reiteration and undue emphasis and also the alleged fact that two of the offenses grew out of "the same transaction". We therefore do not reach the question of whether it was error for the trial court to permit a jury to learn of the offenses involved in the prior convictions over objection and after a judicial admission of all the necessary facts to make the Habitual Criminal Act applicable to the defendant.
The very provisions of that Act, and our decisions construing it pertaining to the necessary proof thereunder, do often and obviously result in prejudice to a defendant. But this prejudice is inherent when the "habitual criminal issue" is injected into a case. State v. Spencer, 355 Mo. 65, 74[11], 195 S.W.2d 99, 105[16]. In the light of the record before us, the ground stated in the motion for new trial, and the assignment of error here made and the argument thereunder, we may not say that the prejudice to defendant (which undoubtedly occurred by reason of informing the jury on voir dire, in the opening argument, by the introduction of evidence, and by instructions in the case, of what the offenses were for which prior convictions were had) went beyond that prejudice which is inherent in a trial involving the "habitual criminal issue."
In his closing argument, the assistant circuit attorney, apparently in answer to argument by defendant's counsel (not included in the transcript) to the effect that the state had failed to call as witnesses two police officers whose names were endorsed on the information, under subpoena, and apparently present in the courtroom during a portion of the trial, argued that defendant could have placed these witnesses on the stand if he had so desired. In this connection, the transcript shows the following:
"Mr. Kelly: Sure, we didn't bring everybody from Delmar down here, we didn't bring everybody from the Eleventh District, except those we wanted and needed, and who could tell you what happened in this case. I could have put a dozen witnesses on the stand, if I wanted to, to prove my case. He knew who these witnesses were; they were here; he tells you himself; he could have put those witnesses on if he could have proved the points he wanted; he told you he believed — Mr. Hirsch: That's a misstatement of the law; I couldn't call his witnesses unless I have ground; and, if I do it maliciously, I would be subject to a lawsuit. The Court: Overruled. Mr. Hirsch: Exception.
"Mr. Kelly: If they would have testified to what he says they would, why didn't he put them on there? I didn't hide them; I didn't secrete them any place. He says we didn't even put anybody on there who was present when this identification was made. I submit to you: is your memory so short you don't remember Officer Milne, who testified to what took place? Mr. Hirsch: I object to that; the testimony doesn't show that. I ask the reporter to read the testimony of Officer Milne at this time. The Court: You will be governed by the testimony as you remember it. Mr. Hirsch: I would like the reporter to read the testimony. The Court: Overruled. Mr. Hirsch: Exception."
Defendant now contends that these witnesses were "available" to the state and not to the defendant; that the defendant could therefore properly comment upon the failure of the state to call them and was entitled to an inference that their testimony would have been unfavorable to the state had they been called; that the state may not relieve itself of this adverse inference by retaliating in argument by asking why defendant did not use the witnesses present or subject to subpoena; and that such argument by the state is prejudicial error. It is true that where a witness is peculiarly "available", within the meaning of that word as used in this connection, to the state and is not called as a witness, then, subject to certain limitations (not here mentioned), defense counsel may comment upon the state's failure to call the witness and the state may not relieve itself of the adverse inference by retaliatory argument to the effect that the defendant could have produced the witness. State v. Collins, 350 Mo. 291, 294, 165 S.W.2d 647, 649[3]. For application of the rule and its limitations, see: Russell v. St. Louis Public Service Co., Mo.Sup., 251 S.W.2d 595; Deaver v. St. Louis Public Service Co., Mo.App., 199 S.W.2d 83, 85, 86; State v. Beasley, 353 Mo. 392, 396, 182 S.W.2d 541, 544[7][8]; State v. Shilkett, 356 Mo. 1081, 1089, 204 S.W.2d 920, 926.
But defendant's present contention is made for the first time on this appeal. The reason now assigned was not included in the motion for new trial and thus was not called to the attention of the trial court. The reason assigned in the motion for new trial was "that said comments by the State constituted a violation of the defendant's right against self-incrimination as guaranteed to him by Sec. 19, Art. 1, of the Missouri Constitution 1945, V.A.M.S., and 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution."
It is well settled that reasons stated in a brief but not in the motion for new trial are of no avail. State v. Ellis, Mo.Sup., 159 S.W.2d 675, 676[5]; State v. Powers, 350 Mo. 942, 944, 169 S.W.2d 377, 378 [3-5]. Defendant's brief may not supply deficiencies in his motion for new trial. State v. Henderson, 356 Mo. 1072, 1076, 204 S.W.2d 774, 777[3, 4]. Furthermore, as shown by the quoted portion of the transcript, the objection made, if it be considered an objection at all, did not at the time of objection call the attention of the court to the alleged error now asserted by defendant. The so-called objection was: "That's a misstatement of the law; I couldn't call his witnesses unless I have grounds; and, if I do it maliciously, I would be subject to a lawsuit." Objections must be sufficiently specific to call the attention of the trial court to the ground upon which the objection is made. State v. Medley, 360 Mo. 1032, 1042, 232 S.W.2d 519, 525. Defendant in his argument, tacitly conceding that his objection at the trial did not assign the reason now urged, says that we should review the alleged error under the provisions of Supreme Court Rule 3.28. Apparently defendant refers to Supreme Court Rule 3.27 providing for consideration of plain errors affecting substantial rights even though not properly preserved. This rule is one of civil procedure and is inapplicable in criminal cases. Section 506.020 RSMo 1949, V.A.M.S. Supreme Court Rule 3 is one which supplements and harmonizes the Civil Code.
The final assignment of error briefed by defendant is that the court erred in refusing to grant a mistrial for alleged error in reading and rereading to the jury a portion of the argument made by the assistant circuit attorney. After the jury had retired and had deliberated for almost two hours, the foreman caused the following communication to be delivered to the court: "Could the defence have called Corp. Dowd Corp. Wall to the witness stand, if not placed on the stand by the prosecution previously". The trial judge recalled the jury to the courtroom where were present the defendant, his trial counsel, and two assistant circuit attorneys. The court directed the reporter to read to the jury the argument of the assistant circuit attorney, the objection of defense counsel, and the court's ruling thereon, which has been heretofore set forth in connection with the preceding point. Thereafter, the record shows:
"(The following colloquy took place at the bench without the hearing of the jury:)
"Mr. Hirsch: At this time, Your Honor, I will object to the reading of that portion of the argument by the Court on the ground that it constitutes a comment upon the evidence by the Court, which is invading the province of the jury; and, at this time I move that the jury be dismissed and the defendant be granted a new trial. The Court: You are asking for a mistrial? Mr. Hirsch: Yes, in the motion, Your Honor, but not actually. The Court: Objection overruled." (Emphasis ours.)
Thereupon, the following occurred: "Jury Foreman: Your Honor, if I may inquire, are we to assume that the defense had authority, or are we going to wait on that until a later time? The Court: Let me have the reporter read that to you again. Jury Foreman: In my mind, I understood it, let's say that. The Court: Let me have the young lady read again that part of the argument."
The argument heretofore set forth was again read to the jury. Whereupon, the following occurred: "Mr. Hirsch: I renew my objection at this time only because the correlated parts of the defendant's closing argument have not been read. The Court: What part of your argument do you want read? Mr. Hirsch: I am not familiar with the entire record. The Court: Any part of your argument that bears on this question will be read at your request. Mr. Hirsch: Well, Your Honor, it is late; I will waive that request. The Court: You surrender or abandon it? Mr. Hirsch: I do appreciate the offer, Your Honor. I will waive it; it is quite agreeable with me." (Emphasis ours.)
Defendant asserts this action of the court constituted a comment upon the evidence, invaded the province of the jury, and "gave undue prominence to the fact that the defendant had not taken the stand nor offered any evidence on his own behalf * * *." The answer to this contention clearly appears from the portions of the record heretofore set forth. Certainly defendant may not now complain of the failure of the court to discharge the jury. In answer to the court's question, "You are asking for a mistrial?" counsel answered, "Yes, in the motion, Your Honor, but not actually"; and then, upon the rereading of the portion of the argument, counsel's objection was, "I renew my objection at this time only because the correlated parts of the defendant's closing argument have not been read"; the court then offered to read any part of defendant's argument bearing on the question asked by the jury, whereupon counsel for defendant stated: "I will waive that request * * * I do appreciate the offer, Your Honor. I will waive it; it is quite agreeable with me."
Counsel may not inform the trial court that he is not serious about a motion to discharge the jury, apparently waive his former objections and waive his request for a reading of portions of defendant's argument, and then contend on appeal that the trial court erred in failing to discharge the jury because of the court's action in reading portions of the state's argument.
We do not reach the question of, and express no opinion upon, the propriety of the trial court's action in reading and rereading the portion of argument under consideration, or in reading any portion of an argument in answer to an inquiry by the jury.
We have examined the record proper. The amended information is in proper form and is sufficient to charge the offense of forcible rape, section 559.260, RSMo 1949, V.A.M.S. and the fact of three prior convictions, section 556.280 RSMo 1949, V.A.M.S. The verdict was responsive to the charges of the amended information and the punishment was within applicable statutory limits. Sections 559.260 and 556.280, supra. Defendant was present in court, was granted allocution, and judgment was pronounced, all in compliance with the provisions of applicable statutes. Sections 546.550, 546.560, 546.570 RSMo 1949, V.A.M.S.
The judgment is affirmed.
VAN OSDOL and LOZIER, CC., concur.
[40] PER CURIAM.
The foregoing opinion by COIL, C., is adopted as the opinion of the court.
All concur.


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Linda Rothstein to receive OBA's Award of Excellence in Civil Litigation
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//
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See
// accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
// http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
#ifndef BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_FWD_HPP
#define BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_FWD_HPP

#include <boost/stl_interfaces/config.hpp>

#if defined(__cpp_lib_concepts)
#include <ranges>
#endif
#if defined(__cpp_lib_three_way_comparison)
#include <compare>
#endif

#ifndef BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_DOXYGEN

#if defined(_MSC_VER) || defined(__GNUC__) && __GNUC__ < 8
#define BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_NO_HIDDEN_FRIEND_CONSTEXPR
#define BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_HIDDEN_FRIEND_CONSTEXPR
#else
#define BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_HIDDEN_FRIEND_CONSTEXPR constexpr
#endif

#if defined(__GNUC__) && __GNUC__ < 9
#define BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_CONCEPT concept bool
#else
#define BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_CONCEPT concept
#endif

#endif

namespace boost { namespace stl_interfaces {

    /** An enumeration used to indicate whether the underlying data have a
        contiguous or discontiguous layout when instantiating `view_interface`
        and `sequence_container_interface`. */
    enum class element_layout : bool {
        discontiguous = false,
        contiguous = true
    };

    BOOST_STL_INTERFACES_NAMESPACE_V1 {

        namespace v1_dtl {
            template<typename... T>
            using void_t = void;

            template<typename Iter>
            using iter_difference_t =
                typename std::iterator_traits<Iter>::difference_type;

            template<typename Range, typename = void>
            struct iterator;
            template<typename Range>
            struct iterator<
                Range,
                void_t<decltype(std::declval<Range &>().begin())>>
            {
                using type = decltype(std::declval<Range &>().begin());
            };
            template<typename Range>
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            template<typename Range, typename = void>
            struct sentinel;
            template<typename Range>
            struct sentinel<
                Range,
                void_t<decltype(std::declval<Range &>().end())>>
            {
                using type = decltype(std::declval<Range &>().end());
            };
            template<typename Range>
            using sentinel_t = typename sentinel<Range>::type;

            template<typename Range>
            using range_difference_t = iter_difference_t<iterator_t<Range>>;

            template<typename Range>
            using common_range =
                std::is_same<iterator_t<Range>, sentinel_t<Range>>;

            template<typename Range, typename = void>
            struct decrementable_sentinel : std::false_type
            {
            };
            template<typename Range>
            struct decrementable_sentinel<
                Range,
                void_t<decltype(--std::declval<sentinel_t<Range> &>())>>
                : std::true_type
            {
            };
        }

    }
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Home | Search | Phrase Dictionary | Little pitchers have big ears
The meaning and origin of the expression: Little pitchers have big ears
Little pitchers have big ears
The proverbs of John Heywood
What's the meaning of the phrase 'Little pitchers have big ears'?
This proverbial saying means 'be careful, children are listening'.
What's the origin of the phrase 'Little pitchers have big ears'?
The proverbial saying 'Little pitchers have big ears' is first found in John Heywood's 1546 glossary A Dialogue conteinyng the nomber in effect of all the Prouerbes in the Englishe tongue:
Auoyd your children. smal pitchers haue wide eares.
The 'ears' refers to both the ears of the children who might be eavesdropping and also to the handles of the pitchers which, in medieval England, were called ears.
See also: the List of Proverbs.


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Чемпионат Германии по футболу 1906/1907 — 5-й розыгрыш Чемпионата Германии по футболу (). Турнир начался 21 апреля 1907 года, а финал состоялся 19 мая 1907 года. Победителями стала команда «Фрайбургер».

В чемпионате участвовало 6 команд: «Лейпциг», «Виктория» Гамбург, «Виктория 89» Берлин, «Фрайбургер», «Шлезиен» Бреслау, «Дюссельдорфер 99».

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Футбол в Европе в 1906 году
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Scottish independence: Salmond and Cameron offer rival visions
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-29200793?postid=120339417
Media captionDavid Cameron: "Independence would not be a trial separation - it would be a painful divorce"
Alex Salmond has joined business leaders to argue for Scottish independence, as David Cameron outlined "head and heart" reasons to vote "No".
Mr Salmond used an event at Edinburgh Airport to hit out at the "scaremongering" of the "No" campaign.
Mr Cameron later gave a speech arguing that independence was a "divorce" rather than a "trial separation".
On Thursday, voters will be asked: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"
Speaking in Aberdeen, the prime minister said the outcome could "end the United Kingdom as we know it", and argued that there would be "no way back" if Scotland does decide to leave the UK.
Elsewhere on the campaign trail...
Gordon Brown is calling for three "guarantees" for Scotland to be "locked in" before voting takes place in the referendum.
Young shipbuilders have penned a letter to First Minister Alex Salmond expressing their "grave concerns" about the future of their industry if Scotland becomes independent.
The Electoral Commission has released the latest information on donations between 22 August and 5 September.
The National Union of Journalists has expressed concern at what it said was an "increase in intimidation and bullying of journalists" covering the independence referendum, and called for people on both sides of the campaign to rein in the abuse being directed at its members.
Peter Strachan, professor of energy policy at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, has said he will be voting "Yes" partly because he believes independence will allow Scotland to cut energy bills and tackle fuel poverty.
Richard Branson has expanded on his reasons for last week urging voters to reject independence.
The SNP has welcomed an announcement from Hurricane Energy that their appraisal well on the Lancaster field, west of Shetland, could flow twice as much oil as previously expected.
Aviva's chief executive claims the building of key infrastructure such as schools and hospitals could suffer after independence.
Pro-Union supporters and celebrity campaigners, including Sir Bob Geldof and TV historian Dan Snow, gathered for a last minute rally in London's Trafalgar Square urging Scots to stay part of the UK.
He added: "On Friday, people could be living in a different country, with a different place in the world and a different future ahead of it.
"This is a decision that could break up our family of nations and rip Scotland from the rest of the United Kingdom.
"And we must be very clear there is no going back from this, no re-run. This is a once and for all decision. If Scotland votes 'Yes' the UK will split and we will go our separate ways together.
"When people vote on Thursday they are not just voting for themselves but for their children and grandchildren and the generations beyond".
Media captionSalmond: Supermarkets see Scotland as an opportunity
Mr Cameron said he understood why many people were planning to vote "Yes", and conceded that the UK was "not a perfect country".
But he added: "I also know that the people who are running the 'Yes' campaign are painting a picture of a Scotland that is better in every way, and they can be good at painting that picture.
"But when something looks too good to be true - that's usually because it is."
In what Downing Street said will be the prime minister's final visit to Scotland before the vote, Mr Cameron also urged voters not to use anger at the coalition government, austerity or the Bedroom Tax as an excuse to vote "Yes".
And he said independence would trigger an "unprecedented" devolution of powers to Scotland.
But Mr Salmond described the referendum as a "once in a lifetime opportunity for Scotland" as he joined a group of prominent pro-independence business people at Edinburgh Airport.
Analysis: Robert Peston, BBC economics editor
So is Deutsche Bank right that Scotland seceding would have a depressive impact comparable to Britain returning to the Gold Standard in 1925 or the US Federal Reserve failing to pump cash into US banks on the eve of the Great Depression?
No, according to senior bankers - whose institutions will have a decisive influence on the immediate economic and financial costs of Scottish separation.
That said, to avoid the worst a number of related important announcements would have to be made by the Treasury, the Bank of England, big banks and Alex Salmond at 7am on Friday morning.
Strikingly, what Salmond says is probably more important than anything else.
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The group said they believed a "Yes" vote would allow Scotland to "design an economic and jobs policy for our needs to build a more resilient economy for the future."
The pro-independence business figures included Stagecoach chairman Brian Souter, former William Hill chief executive Ralph Topping, Scottish Enterprise board member Russel Griggs, Klin Group chief executive Marie Macklin and United Wholeslaers chairman Mohammed Ramzan.
In a joint statement, they said: "Scotland has always had the wealth, the talent and the resources.
"We are among the 20 wealthiest countries in the world. But during the last few weeks we've seen something new - a flourishing of national self-confidence. This gives us the strongest of foundations for a newly independent country.
"Downing Street has been orchestrating a relentless storm of scare stories. But while the 'No' campaign talks down Scotland we are determined to focus on opportunity."
They also warned that the rise of Ukip meant there was now the "very real possibility that a 'No' vote could mean an exit from the EU".
Image caption Members of the Robert the Bruce Society wave Saltires and and the Royal Standard of Scotland as part of the Scottish independence referendum display in Loch Lomond at the weekend
Mr Salmond used the event to renew his attack on the prime minister, accusing Mr Cameron of scaremongering and bullying businesses into criticising independence.
He said the prime minister had been "caught red handed" encouraging supermarkets to speak out, and described the alleged leaking by the Treasury of details about RBS's future as "a very major scandal".
The first minister also criticised BBC coverage of the referendum campaign, saying there was "real public concern in terms of the nature and balance of coverage".
And he rejected claims of intimidation by the "Yes" side, insisting it had been a "peaceful and joyous campaign".
The bosses of three retail groups put their names to a letter in the Daily Record on Saturday, in which they claimed their costs would rise in an independent Scotland.
They said this result in them having to take "the difficult decision" whether or not to pass those costs on to consumers.
The letter was signed by the heads of Marks and Spencer, B&Q owner Kingfisher and Timpsons.
Footballer David Beckham has also backed the "No" campaign, urging a vote to renew the UK's "historic bond".
But English designer Vivienne Westwood has declared her support for Scottish independence.
With three full days of campaigning left before the vote, politicians on both sides of the debate renewed their efforts to win over undecided voters.
Scottish Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon argued that pensioners should vote for independence to ensure their grandchildren have the opportunities she says were denied to previous generations by years of Conservative governments.
And Labour politicians John Reid, Johann Lamont, Margaret Curran and Anas Sarwar met workers at the BAE Systems shipyard in Glasgow to highlight what they said was the SNP's risk to Scottish jobs in industries such as shipbuilding, the civil service and financial services.
The latest polls suggest the independence vote remains too close to call.
Three polls published at the weekend have put the "No" campaign in the lead, while one has put the pro-independence "Yes" campaign ahead.
The latest poll of polls collating the six most recent surveys - carried out between 9 and 12 September and excluding "don't knows" - puts the "No" campaign on 51% and the "Yes" campaign on 49%.
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As a non-denominational Christian, I am grateful to say I have received a few priceless gifts from GOD during the LORD's High Holidays. Sadly, it turns out most of the popular, though well meaning, Christian holidays such as Easter and Christmas have pagan origins.
The Judaic High Holidays are still the LORD's Feasts. Jews say it's when GOD draws near, but it's been my personal experience that GOD is always near. Rosh Hashanah and the other high holidays are simply times when people draw near to or "return to GOD".
"Seek ye the LORD while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near: Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon."
You don't have to be a Jew to benefit from Rosh Hashanah. This month of Elul is said to be the birthday of creation and a time to reflect on the past year.
Pull out your journal. Assess your progress.
How much have you grown since last year? What have you learned? What have you accomplished? How much have you given? This is not a time to be selfish. It's a time for introspection and re-alignment with GOD.
It's a time to forgive others with whom you still hold a grudge. It's a time to assess your short comings and ask GOD for help in those areas.
Jews approach this time with reverential fear as GOD decides who lives and who dies. That can be literal or metaphorical as it can also mean a year of poverty or prosperity.
In Christianity, we are told the blood of Jesus has washed away our sins. It is true that GOD sacrificed Jesus to pay for the sins of humanity.
However, this annual "soul check up" is both healthy and necessary. Many Christians receive salvation and sit like a lump of clay for the rest of their lives waiting for the rapture.
No one outside of you is judging you. It's just you and GOD. This is an opportunity to develop and grow. It's also a time to give and be as charitable as you can be and beyond your comfort zone.
Generosity helps you to overcome selfishness and balance out any areas of weakness. Generosity also gives perspective. When you open your hand to others, you open your heart to GOD (love). GOD rewards a generous giver.
In Christianity, we are told GOD opens the book at the end of your life to see if you've received salvation and thus your name written in the Book of Life. Then the LORD opens the Second Book to see your works (good deeds) and rewards you accordingly. However, if your good deeds are lagging, there's no time to correct it. It's too late.
When the Messiah arrives, five foolish virgins are scrambling around for oil. They ask five wise ones for some of theirs. The five wise ones say go buy your own lest we not have enough for you nor ourselves either. That oil (wisdom and sincere acts of kindness) is what you've collected over your lifetime. It's for eternity.
Based on your deeds from the previous year, GOD determines whether to bless you or curse you the next year. Yet you decide. It's all based upon the seeds and deeds you've sown.
If you realize you didn't really do your best, GOD gives you forty days to both repent and correct your focus. Can you earn GOD's love? No, you can not. GOD is love.
Keep that truth close to your heart. GOD loves you. Say it to yourself continuously while you're assessing yourself from the previous year. "GOD loves me."
The LORD does not want to punish you except that it will get you back on the right track. GOD wants to reward you more than you can imagine. But it must be in alignment with GOD's ways. SIN means you missed the target.
You may have lied, stolen, cheated or not spoken up for righteousness when you had the opportunity to do so. Repent. Return to GOD. Read the Living Word of GOD via the Holy Bible daily. The Holy Spirit leaps off the pages and into your heart and mind. GOD's Word will guide you.
The goal is, and always has been, for humanity to come back into alignment with the true and Living GOD. Ultimately, this should not be done seasonally but as a way of life. Then the end will come.
The month of Elul should be utilized by all to realize GOD is calling all home. However, only the righteous shall enter and remain. You can't do it alone. You need the LORD GOD's help. We all do.
Elul is a time of self-reflection that will benefit anyone who sees its true purpose. The rewards are bountiful and boundless. GOD always goes beyond your best wish list.
Any "correction" during this season is an opportunity to change your final address from Destination Pit (curses) to Destination Eden (eternal blessings). The end of your life is just too late to negotiate with GOD.
Happy Rosh Hashanah. May this next year and every year thereafter be especially sweet, healthy and prosperous for you!
"And I will betroth thee unto me for ever; yea, I will betroth thee unto me in righteousness, and in judgment, and in loving-kindness, and in mercies.
MY LOVE IS ONE: Are you BRAVE enough to LOVE?


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City Council Proclaims April as Month of the Military Child in Edinburg
EDINBURG, TEXAS (April 4, 2018) – The Edinburg City Council proclaimed April 2018 as Month of the Military Child in Edinburg.
Month of the Military Child was first established in 1986 by Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger to pay tribute to military children for their commitment, struggles, and unconditional support of our troops because when parents serve in the military their kids serve too.
Approximately two million children have at least one parent currently serving active military duty.
The month-long salute to military children will encourage support for the Kids Serve Too organization and other organizations and campaigns established to provide direct support to military children and families.
In our community, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Edinburg RGV helps provide comprehensive and effective services to military children.


Carboxytherapy is a ground-breaking new cutaneous and subcutaneous skin renewal treatment which is rapidly becoming the biggest advance and latest trend in aesthetics. It began in France, in the royal spas, with carbon dioxide rich water being used for bathing and the results were shown to effectively treat patients suffering from peripheral arterial occlusive disease and it also promoted wound healing. Carboxytherapy has been scientifically proven to improve skin elasticity and circulation, encourage collagen repair, minimise the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and getting rid of localized fatty deposits.
As we get older our bodies transport less oxygen to the skin and deliver more of it to our organs where it is needed more. By injecting carbon dioxide directly into the skin, carboxytherapy triggers the body to release more oxygen to the affected area via our bloodstream which in turn improves circulation. Poor blood circulation is one of the major causes of stretch marks, dark under-eye circles and cellulite. Laser Elite has a highly trained, friendly team of therapists that are qualified to perform this exciting procedure.
Receive carboxytherapy consultation free of charge!
Contact us today to receive a carboxytherapy consultation free of charge by one of our highly experienced therapists.
Carboxytherapy or Carbon Dioxide Therapy involves injecting tiny amounts of Carbon dioxide (CO2) beneath the skin to increase blood circulation which breaks down fatty deposits and initiates collagen production. A single treatment takes between fifteen minutes to an hour and there is no rest period required. It is 100% safe, minimally invasive and is a scientifically proven method to restore, rejuvenate and revitalise the skin.
Carboxytherapy treatment works by introducing warmed Carbon Dioxide gas under the skin using a fine needle in the areas being treated. The body signals this as a lack of oxygen, and rapidly infuses oxygen-rich blood flow to the area. This improves circulation, which in turn stimulates cell reproduction helping to destroy fat cells which increases collagen formation.
What areas and problems are treated Carboxytherapy?
Carboxytherapy is non-invasive so we suggest starting as soon as you experience signs of ageing taking place. It is also a less invasive treatment with similar effects to Botox.
Carboxytherapy helps to maintain the "perfect skin" by keeping your skin firm and taught with collagen to avoid the inevitable sagging that takes place over time.
Laser Elite is excited to offer package deals with our FDA approved i-Lipo treatments which target fatty deposits, which are usually difficult to clear, and we include lymphatic drainage massage. The combination of 3 treatments together will target those fatty deposits hard and you will experience dramatic results after just four short sessions! At Laser Elite, the combination treatments every 2 weeks, in 3 months we can take your body back ten to fifteen years!
What can one expect after a Carboxytherapy Treatment?
After the procedure a crackling sensation under the skin can usually be felt until the gas is expelled. The treated areas should not be placed under water for about 4 hours after treatment. Only a few patients will get some bruising if a blood vessel is hit with the needle. Patients can return to work right after the procedure.
The procedure uses a fine needle, which is less painful than a mosquito bite. Slight pressure may be experienced during the injection of the gas, a light pulsation as well as a light feeling of swelling under the skin also occurs. The CO2 is very soluble and quickly spreads out from the target area of the injection into the surrounding cells and id usually absorbed within 5 minutes.
Generally, facial Carboxytherapy require 4 to 6 sessions of treatments. Clients require to have a 30-minute session every 2 to 4 weeks as each treatment is accumulative. Maintaining results requires a touch up session every 6 to 8 months.
At Laser Elite we have a customized solution to make Carboxytherapy more affordable by combining it with the other procedures in a bundled package over a period of time. We pride ourselves in being the most cost-effective Carboxytherapy centre in Gauteng.
At Laser Elite, a highly trained therapist will perform a pre-screening evaluation to determine whether the patient is suitable for the Carboxytherapy procedure. Certain pre-existing medical conditions are not recommended which the therapist will advise on. CO2 is a natural by-product of the body and is not toxic, even in higher doses. It is extremely safe if done with the correct protocols and a pre-treatment medical consultation. Within 5 minutes of a procedure the gas is totally reabsorbed and the area treated returns to normal.
Carboxytherapy is suitable for all skin types without significant pain or recovery time, however it is recommended that a medical consultation prior to treatment is done.


for Postcards Revisited album while supplies last.
Pomegranate is an audio trip through history of people.
It is divided into 15 chapters plus footnotes to total 16, one-word titled tracks, which talk about different aspects of human society and it's current burden of being thrown out of paradise (Eden) after tasting the forbidden fruit of knowledge.
Beat makers submitted production from New York, Cali, Buratia and Cambodia, giving the album a unique signature sound, each track blending, but varying stylistically.


The Digital Photography For Law Enforcement Level 1 (DPLE 1) is an introductory digital photography course developed for law enforcement first responders and criminal investigators, who are responsible for photographically documenting crime scenes, traffic accident scenes, injuries, or any other type of evidence associated with a criminal investigation.
This fast paced course begins with the fundamentals associated with controlling a photographic exposure using a Nikon Digital Single-lens Reflex (DSLR) camera system. Through a combination of lecture and scenario-based, hands-on laboratories, the student develops the necessary skills associated with properly operating a digital camera to capture the high quality evidence grade photographs required in law enforcement.
This program has been approved by the Crime Scene Certification Board and the Forensic Photography Certification Board of the International Association for Identification (IAI) as meeting the requirements necessary for training and professional development towards crime scene and forensic photography certification/re-certification. This program is also offered without equipment at a reduced tuition.
Upon completion of the program the Camera System including flash and filters (included in program cost) is provided to the student and issued to their agency.


Our annual Career Day is held at the Brooklyn Campus of Long Island University. Over 40 professionals from various careers speak with our students about their education, career path, and inspirational life stories. Students have the chance to ask questions, and meet and mingle with the panelists. Students also have the opportunity to participate in a college/career fair and get a tour of Long Island University.
Between sessions, raffle winners were announced!
Shon won two tickets to see the Brooklyn Nets!


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package org.apache.ignite.ml.dataset.impl.local;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.List;
import org.apache.ignite.ml.dataset.Dataset;
import org.apache.ignite.ml.environment.LearningEnvironment;
import org.apache.ignite.ml.math.functions.IgniteBiFunction;
import org.apache.ignite.ml.math.functions.IgniteBinaryOperator;
import org.apache.ignite.ml.math.functions.IgniteTriFunction;

/**
 * An implementation of dataset based on local data structures such as {@code Map} and {@code List} and doesn't require
 * Ignite environment. Introduces for testing purposes mostly, but can be used for simple local computations as well.
 *
 * @param <C> Type of a partition {@code context}.
 * @param <D> Type of a partition {@code data}.
 */
public class LocalDataset<C extends Serializable, D extends AutoCloseable> implements Dataset<C, D> {
    /** Partition {@code data} storage. */
    private final List<LearningEnvironment> envs;

    /** Partition {@code context} storage. */
    private final List<C> ctx;

    /** Partition {@code data} storage. */
    private final List<D> data;

    /**
     * Constructs a new instance of dataset based on local data structures such as {@code Map} and {@code List} and
     * doesn't requires Ignite environment.
     *
     * @param envs List of {@link LearningEnvironment}.
     * @param ctx Partition {@code context} storage.
     * @param data Partition {@code data} storage.
     */
    LocalDataset(List<LearningEnvironment> envs, List<C> ctx, List<D> data) {
        this.envs = envs;
        this.ctx = ctx;
        this.data = data;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override public <R> R computeWithCtx(IgniteTriFunction<C, D, LearningEnvironment, R> map, IgniteBinaryOperator<R> reduce,
        R identity) {
        R res = identity;

        for (int part = 0; part < ctx.size(); part++) {
            D partData = data.get(part);
            LearningEnvironment env = envs.get(part);

            if (partData != null)
                res = reduce.apply(res, map.apply(ctx.get(part), partData, env));
        }

        return res;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override public <R> R compute(IgniteBiFunction<D, LearningEnvironment, R> map, IgniteBinaryOperator<R> reduce, R identity) {
        R res = identity;

        for (int part = 0; part < data.size(); part++) {
            D partData = data.get(part);
            LearningEnvironment env = envs.get(part);

            if (partData != null)
                res = reduce.apply(res, map.apply(partData, env));
        }

        return res;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override public void close() {
        // Do nothing, GC will clean up.
    }

    /** */
    public List<C> getCtx() {
        return ctx;
    }

    /** */
    public List<D> getData() {
        return data;
    }
}


Government sees minimal economic impact of Boracay closure. By CNN Philippines. Updated 10:28 AM PHT Wed, April 25, ... in Boracay will take a big hit with the island's looming closure. While they prepare for the worst, the government says the closure's impact on the country's economy will be minimal.
Set in the official marine station of the Marine Science Institute of the University of the Philippines (UP) in the scenic and breathtaking waters of Bolinao, the discussion aimed to impart basic knowledge on marine and maritime protection to the local government units, academe and other stakeholders.
The twin-engine helicopters will be acquired under a government-to-government deal with the Canadian Commercial Corporation. No contract value was announced, although it's known that the Philippine government had allocated $234.1 million for the Horizon 2 combat utility helicopter acquisition plan.
In the House of Representatives, Akbayan Rep. Tom Villarin said the Duterte administration had no business running the government if it could not assert the Philippines' sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea, waters within the country's 370-kilometer exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea.
In a letter, Reps. Randy Hultgren (R-Illinois) and Jim McGovern (D-Massachusetts)—co-chairs of the Tom Lanthos Human Rights Commission—asked US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis not to provide certification for the return of the bells until the Philippine government puts an end to the extrajudicial killings.
This was the rhetorical question from a government spokesperson at a press conference at the Filipino presidential residence, on February 5. Rappler, a Manila-based news organization that has recently faced pressure from the government, says he was responding to critics of the government's inaction.
The Philippine government, he said, is yet to issue an advisory on the new UAE Cabinet Resolution. However, if both parties can't build a common ground for the extra certificate asked by the UAE government, Bello said: "I can also inform them that we can suspend the deployment of our workers there.".


I'd like to echo a forum post's "Submitted on" date, thereby allowing admins to customize post dates and times. Specifically, I'm referring to the timestamp one edits in the WP admin back-end ("Activity" > "Edit" > "Submitted on: … ") and that WP stores as an "activity_update" in the "date_recorded" column of the "bp_activity" table.
I'm running WP 3.5 and BP 1.6.1.
Thanks in advance for whatever suggestions can be provided.
Debug those variables. 1/1/70 is the unix epoch, which suggests to me that $activity_template->activity->date_recorded is not set or empty.
Thanks for the suggestion, Paul. It helps frame the issue, I think.
Curiously enough, I've verified that the "activity_update" in the "date_recorded" column of the "bp_activity" table contains data. This leads me to believe I'm not using the proper variables. I could be wrong, of course, but I'm certain the relevant data exists in the database. I'm just having trouble outputting it on the front-end.
.. yielded anything I can use.
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History of BINOM
Several fishing collective farms in the Sakhalin region and the American company MRCI combined the fleet, technology, finance and created the company BINOM Company LP.
LP "Company BINOM", from the moment of its formation, was aimed at the extraction and processing of marine biological resources, which did not arouse interest among the Far Eastern fishery producers. The abbreviation "BINOM" was created from the phrase "biological unused objects of the sea". First of all, these were deep-sea crabs and shrimps, halibut, perch, anfeltia, kelp, etc.
New fishing gear, fishing and processing techniques were developed, new vessels were re-equipped and built at Russian shipyards, systems for the transportation of products and their marketing, repair, technical operation, maintenance and supply of the fleet were trained, personnel were trained. The FSUE "SakhNIRO" Institute on the material and technical base of BINOM launched large-scale biological research of new objects, consistently solving the problem of scientifically grounded rational exploitation of reserves.
The experience and results of the company's work were considered at a meeting of the Scientific and Technical Council of Roskomrybolovstvo and received a positive assessment from leading scientists and industry experts.
Under the patronage of the institutes "VNIRO" and "TINRO-Center", a regional long-term project for 1996-2000 was developed and implemented. the program of research and development of the deep-water isotorn crab in all known areas of its habitat in the Far Eastern seas.
Of course, this was the most important prerequisite for the efficient and rational economic use of this crab stock in the long term.
At the Boston Stock Exchange, where the Sakhalin equal-spiked crab was sold, BINOM was recognized as the world's largest producer of products from it: the volume of catch was 2850 tons.
With the development and complication of production, BINOM became closer and closer within its own structure. Two subsidiaries, Kuril Universal Complex and Batial, were organized.
The material and technical base of coastal fish processing in the Kuriles and Sakhalin, coastal fishing was organized and developed. A promising direction is the development and improvement of trawl fishing for deep-sea shrimp in the Far Eastern seas.
The BINOM Fishing Group, using the foreign experience of Norway, Canada, the USA and Iceland, has developed and successfully introduced new designs of shrimp trawls with special devices to protect against negative environmental impacts and ensure high quality of the extracted raw materials. This experiment turned out to be successful in almost all fishing areas of the Japan, Okhotsk and Bering seas. A few years later, about 60 vessels from all over the Far East basin began to catch northern shrimp by trawl.
RPG "BINOM" started mastering the most difficult and laborious crab fishery – japonicus and angulatus (deep-sea snow crab), living at depths of more than 1000 meters.
An event took place that, on the whole, significantly expanded the business structure of RPG "BINOM" – the Korsakov agar plant, famous in the Soviet Union, was acquired, restored and launched.
It mastered the production of microbiological and food agar-agar, biologically active additives "Laminal" and "Mollusks" (the last of the unused scallop mantle. This drug was found to be more effective for improving vision than the widely advertised blueberry preparations), and also dried seaweed using Japanese technology.
For 28 years of its active work, the team of RPG "BINOM" has done a lot of useful things for the development of the fishing industry in the new economic conditions. The crab and shrimp directions acquired new owners. And since 2013 RPG "BINOM" has focused its efforts on the last massive unused object of the sea – seaweed and, first of all, kelp.
New technologies are added annually to those worked out over the previous 10 years, which make it possible to produce natural products from Sakhalin kelp algae, preserving everything useful in them, laid down by Nature.
For the distribution of RPG "BINOM" products in the central regions of Russia in 2016, a subsidiary in the city of Moscow, LLC "WORLD OF SEAWEED" was organized.
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PBWorks is the cloud based wiki service we have been using for the Alice Help pages (help.alice.org).
We received notice yesterday that they no longer support custom domains, and so help.alice.org will no longer take you to our help pages.
We will be updating the appropriate links on http:www.alice.org as quickly as possible, but please feel free to let us know if you encounter any broken links, as it will not surprise me is we miss some in our update process.