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Denard: Dealing with activists takes mental tollBeing protestor ready, it seems, is a new item on the farmer to-do list<?php

namespace OleAass\Categories\Tests;

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schema;

class CategoryDatabaseTest extends TestCase
{
	/** @test */
	public function create_categories_table(): void
	{
		$this->assertTrue(Schema::hasTable('categories'));
	}

	/** @test */
	public function create_categorizables_table(): void
	{
		$this->assertTrue(Schema::hasTable('categorizables'));
	}

	/** @test */
	public function categories_table_has_expected_columns(): void
	{
		$this->assertTrue(Schema::hasColumns('categories', ['id', 'name','slug', 'created_at', 'updated_at']));
	}

	/** @test */
	public function categorizables_table_has_expected_columns(): void
	{
		$this->assertTrue(Schema::hasColumns('categorizables', ['category_id','model_id','model_type']));
	}
}
"Old man shouts at old man."
Given that the participants were Donald Trump and Joe Biden, the 2020 Presidential debate was never going to be intellectually stimulating stuff. But somehow, despite all the odds, the ensuing screaming matched turned out even worse than most expected.
Moderated by journalist Chris Wallace, the debate took about five minutes to turn into a petty squabble. Trump used his trademarked 2016 rhetorical style — as in, constantly interrupting his opponent — while Biden struggled to keep his words in a comprehendible order.
In fact, Biden — clearly trying to make himself seem like the responsible, mature candidate — even apologised for calling Donald Trump a “clown”, precisely while Trump was still interrupting Biden and throwing the whole debate off course.
Eventually, about 40 minutes in, Wallace managed to calm proceedings down a little bit. But given the floor, Biden’s points were still sometimes confused. When asked about the issue of systemic racism in America, for instance, Biden’s response — touching on the suburbs and carpools — quickly became jibed on Twitter.
"there have been more people in the suburbs white black latino driving in the same car to soccer practice than ever before"
Later, when asked whether he would do his best to calm down the election process itself, given that mail-in ballots will draw out counting procedures, Trump told his supporters to monitor the results closely. Elsewhere, when pushed to condemn white supremacists, Trump instead said that nationalists should “stand back and stand by”. Many online noted that this was a tacit endorsement of white nationalists.
President Trump refused to condemn White Supremacy. Was asked multiple times. Refused. Didn't do it. Instead, told the Proud Boys to "stand back and standby."
For the record, these are the "Proud Boys" trump told to "stand by" when asked to denounce them.
He REFUSED to denounce White Supremacy.
So yeah. Mind-meltingly bad stuff; bad enough that most have taken to Twitter to voice what can only be described as out-and-out despair, mingled with a few bleak memes.
But hey, don’t worry — at least there are two more Presidential debates to go.
The VC pilots union at Lufthansa has given notice of further strikes on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
The Vereinigung Cockpit union called strikes from 00:01 to 23:59 on Tuesday 29th and Wednesday 30th November. These are the fifth and sixth 24 hour strikes over the last week.
The Tuesday strike is for short-haul flights, while Wednesday’s is for all Lufthansa flights departing Germany. Other Lufthansa group airlines - Lufthansa CityLine, Germanwings, Eurowings, Air Dolomiti, Austrian Airlines, SWISS and Brussels Airlines - are not affected.
VC said there was no negotiable offer by Lufthansa and that industrial action must continue. The union said it regrets the impact on passengers, cabin crew and ground staff.
Lufthansa said it was disappointed that the union does not want to continue talks, but is seeking another escalation. VC’s demands “are far beyond what other professions have demanded. This is unacceptable,” it said in a statement.
Over the four days of strikes last week almost 350,000 passengers were affected by 2,755 flight cancellations. Around 1,800 flights are expected to be cancelled in this latest round of strikes.
The Vereinigung Cockpit union is seeking a 3.66 percent average pay increase for the last five years. Lufthansa on Friday offered a 4.4 percent increase in two stages and a one-off payment. VC turned down the offer.Folorunso (Foley) Fatukasi felt like a Huskie when he attended UConn football camp in June.
The Beach Channel defensive lineman was being singled out in drills, asked to demonstrate technique and being corrected as if he was taking part in UConn practice. Head coach Paul Pasqualoni was involved. The rising senior said he learned so much.
“The way they kept eye contact, the constant talking, telling me to do something,” he said gave him a good feeling.
The Big East school had already become Fatukasi’s targeted destination after he went to spring practice and watched the defensive line “tear it up.” He wanted to stay close to his tight-knit family. UConn got serious about recruiting him after the camp and offered him on Monday.
The 6-3, 280-pound Fatukasi immediately accepted a chance to play defensive tackle in Storrs, Conn. He is the first player to go to directly to a BCS-level school straight from Beach Channel in the 10 years coach Victor Nazario has been at the helm.
“I don’t have to worry about going to any more camps,” he said. “Everything is just overwhelming. It’s about time. I got a school that my family likes and that I like.”
Fatukasi later added: “It’s a big deal. … It feels pretty good to get my school some recognition.”
Fatukasi, who also drew interest from Rutgers, Syracuse and Delaware, picked the Huskies over Buffalo, which was his lone other offer. He loved the atmosphere the coaches bring. They cracked jokes and made him feel comfortable.
It hasn’t been an easy road for Fatukasi, who wants to major in engineering or sports medicine. Not only did he have to overcome playing in the PSAL Bowl division, the middle of three tiers, for a progam that rarely gets recognized, but he battled multiple knee issues during his career.
Fatukasi had to get his knee scoped as a sophomore and then again before his junior season, costing him several games. He still helped the Dolphins reach the Bowl final two years ago and go 6-3 last fall. He went to multiple camps and kept asking questions of coaches, wondering how he could stand out. He performance did just that.
“He’s big, he’s athletic, he has a lot of potential,” one coach familiar with Fatukasi said.
Nazario said he knew he had something special in Fatukasi as a freshman, when he was already 6-foot-1 and 220 pounds. He had the determination to match.
“He put in the work to improve,” Nazario said. “[When he was a] freshman I was saying to myself, ‘When this kid is a senior he is going to be a monster.’ … It’s outstanding for the program. He’s pleased about UConn.”Q: Deserializing JSON to Object  I'm receiving JSON, that i need to Deserialize. I'm using JavaScriptSerializer to do so.
E.g. Objects
class Player
    {
        public string name{ set; get; }
        public float yPos { set; get; }
        public float xPos { set; get; }
    }

class Communication
    {
        public string id{ set; get; }
        public string message{ set; get; }
        public string status{ set; get; }
    }

E.g. JSONs:
var json1 = "[{\"name\":\"Master\",\"xPos\":\"34.67\",\"yPos\":\"85.36\"}, {\"name\":\"Puppet\",\"xPos\":\"19.56\",\"yPos\":\"75.19\"}]";

var json2 = "[{\"id\":\"5697862\",\"message\":\"Hello\",\"status\":\"85.36\"}, {\"id\":\"4698458\",\"message\":\"Hi\",\"status\":\"75.19\"}]";

Deserializer Method:
private static List<T> Deserialize<T>(string json)
        {
            var s = new System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer();
            List<T> obj = s.Deserialize<List<T>>(json);
            return obj;
        }

But here is the problem I have two different kind of JSON messages coming. So how do I figure