 updates should be on a phone.

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 |||IP_ADDRESS|||  some time now and it works as expected.
I got an Xperia 10 III that is waiting for support.
The most mature non-Android OS for smartphones out there. Hope it won't go out of business.<filename>reactassignment/src/routes/RoutingPaths.js
const homeView ="/";
const aboutView ="/about";
const testViewOne="/testviewone";
const testViewTwo="/testviewtwo"
export default {
    homeView,
    aboutView,
    testViewOne,
    testViewTwo,
}https://www.wsj.com/articles/new-duke-energy-cfo-steps-into-role-as-utility-considers-sale-of-renewables-business-11662111000
Brian Savoy was most recently Duke’s chief strategy and commercial officer
By Jennifer Williams-Alvarez
Brian Savoy on Thursday became chief financial officer of the Charlotte, N.C.-based electric power and natural gas holding company, succeeding Steve Young, who had been CFO since 2013. Mr. Young moved into the role of chief commercial officer.Veterans Benefits Administration retroactive payment process failed to complete due to a computer processing error.
On Thursday, September 26, 2019, the Veterans Benefits Administration retroactive payment process failed to complete due to a computer processing error. This process included 27,829 monthly Compensation Disability or Pension benefits that normally would pay on October 1, 2019. Due to this issue, these 27,829 payments will be delayed by two days. Payments will be deposited to the Veteran’s bank account on Thursday, October 3, 2019. Please note, this issue does not affect Veterans receiving benefits under the GI Bill or Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment programs.
VBA’s payment processing system is hardcoded to prevent payments during the End of Month period (the last two business days of each month), which prevents us from releasing these payments any earlier than October 3, 2019. This End of Month period is critical to ensuring our regulatory and statutory financial reporting requirements are met. While the issue that caused this delay has been resolved, VBA is actively working with our VA Office of Information and Technology partners to identify ways to mitigate the risk of delayed payments going forward.
VBA acknowledges that this delay could cause a hardship on Veterans and their families and we would like to work with those facing financial hardship on a case by case basis. Information on how Veterans may contact VA with any questions regarding this delay or to request assistance is provided below.
It’s Solstice. We have candles burning. I’ve finished with the holiday baking and sending packages and holiday greetings. It’s time, now, to be quiet, letting go of planning, and enter being.
Solstice is an ancient holy day, long before organized religions, and often celebrated some deity who was born shortly after the Solstice. From out of the darkness, light was born from a Great Mother. The birth most of us are familiar with is that of Jesus, but for an interesting list, look here.
But the mother I think most about at this time of year is my own. I can see her, standing at the west window of the farm house, looking at the lilac bush, devoid of leaves, only scraggly branches, but it gave her a measuring rod.
In the few days leading up to the Solstice, Mother would go to the window and mark where the sun was through the branches. Each day, she would go at the same time, late in the afternoon, and check the Sun’s placement. As Solstice, she would stand longer at the window, because she knew the Sun would sit there for three days. She didn’t say anything, she just stood and looked. And on the third day, when the Sun began inching itself up again through the branches, she would smile and sigh.
It make me think, in my young years, it was because of my mother’s vigilance that the Sun returned.
It’s always a chance, a time for setting intentions for a new cycle, for a re-birthing into the light of our own lives.
So I wish you a happy and holy/wholly Solstice return of light. May your life and work be filled with the richness and peace that can be birthed for each of us, from darkness, and sometimes hopelessness, to hope.
Peace be with you. Peace be with us all. When we can live in hope and peace, when we offer that to all we meet, the light returns.
How to make sure your Halloween is all treats and no tricks? A good place to start is following these Halloween safety tips! They’ll help protect visitors to your home-and help prevent any resulting liability claims,...Andy Babiuk's Fab Gear is a boutique guitar shop located in Rochester, NY. The shop specializes in guitars, amps and associated musical equipment. Fab Gear sells new and vintage equipment fromthe top manufacturers in the industry, from iconic brands like Fender, Gretsch, Martin, Rickenbacker, Gibson, Epiphone, Vox, Marshall, and Ampeg... to name a few.
Fab Gear is owned and operated by musician, producer and author Andy Babiuk. With over twenty-five years in the music industry, Andy is able to use his expertise to assist his clients in finding the perfect gear to meet their specific needs. And these clients range from a list of Who's Who in the music industry to the kid down the street who just got their first guitar.
Andy is a world renown expert in the music industry, authoring the acclaimed books Beatles Gear and The Story of Paul Bigsby (and is currently co-writing the forthcoming Stones Gear). Andy's expertise is often called upon by the major auction houses and museums from around the world. And he's also a working musician with countless credits as a performer and producer, most notably with his band the Chesterfield Kings and his new band The Empty Hearts featuring Elliot Easton from The Cars on Lead guitar, Clem Burke from Blondie on drums and Wally Palmer from The Romantics on guitar and lead vocal. Let Andy use his years of experience to help you find your next instrument.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: RFE: FormattingString(...)('') should return ''
username_0: I would like to format a line of text with optional trailing parts like this:

```python
t = Terminal()
print('{part1} {part2} {part3}'.format(
    part1=t.green(text_for_part1),
    part2=t.blue(text_for_part2),
    part3=t.yellow(text_for_part3),
).rstrip())
```

I would like to avoid trailing whitespace (for pointless aesthetic reasons), hence the.rstrip().  That doesn't work when text_for_part3 is an empty string, because the escape sequences for color changes get inserted anyway.

I would like to suggest that `FormattingString.__call__` ought to check if the text parameter is empty and if so avoid wrapping it in formatting/reset codes.

I'm willing to prepare a PR if you think that's a reasonable idea.The battered Newhouse newspaper chain has frozen its employees’ pension plans and instituted unpaid furloughs of up to two weeks at all its papers.
Locally, the plan will impact the Staten Island Advance the first publication ever owned by the parent company, known as Advance Publications and the Newark Star-Ledger, which last year gave voluntary buyouts to 145 people as part of a cost-cutting move.
The Jersey Journal in Jersey City is not affected because that paper is facing a deadline next month to come up with a new round of money-saving buyouts or get shut down.
Those cutbacks come as the company said it would shut down daily publishing of the Ann Arbor (Mich.) News, laying off most of that paper’s 272 employees, and going to an online format with biweekly print editions.
The company also said that it would no longer make contributions to newspaper employees’ pension plans, and that no new employees would be allowed to join the plan. However, the company will increase employer contributions to employee 401(k) plans.
It is believed that the entire newspaper chain is losing money, though the privately owned company rarely reveals its finances.
The Star-Ledger lost about $40 million in 2008 and the Ann Arbor paper may have lost $6 million to $8 million last year.
MFA talks about Made in USA all the time, but are their any notable Made in Canada brands that we miss out on?

In the recent brand love/hate, I realized that [Naked and Famous](http://www.nakedandfamousdenim.com/)(my favourite jeans brand) is Canadian. While I totally understand that the nationality of a company doesn't mean much in the modern day, I think it would be cool to get to know some of the less discussed Canadian brands at MFA.

I was motivated because I was checking out the sweatshirts guide and noticed a significant number of Canadian sporting wear brands such as [wings+horns](http://www.wingsandhorns.com/), [Reigning Champ](http://www.reigningchamp.com/),