 be achieved in the region. The North Korean nuclear problem, together with the Taiwan problem, were suggested as the biggest threats to the regional security. A mutual understanding formed about not only the importance of the role of powerful nations, such as the United States and China, but also about the necessity of cooperation between middle powers, represented by Korea and Japan, in maintaining a stable order in the area.
[2nd Session] Is the Order of Peace Based on Rules and Principles Achievable in Northeast Asia?The storm system that dumped heavy rain and thunderstorms on the Northeast Thursday has moved farther north, but a new storm system is moving across the Plains and Midwest.
According to FlightAware.com, over 650 flights within, into or out of the U.S. were canceled Thursday and another 6,900-plus were delayed, with Newark Liberty International, Philadelphia International and LaGuardia most impacted.
Friday isn’t bringing many flight delays and cancellations to the U.S., with only 118 cancellations and just over 400 delays as of Friday morning.
Travelers flying throughout Memorial Day weekend are being asked to call their airline before heading to the airport to ensure their flight will be departing on time as storms are expected during the holiday travel period.
According to Weather.com, the constant string of severe thunderstorms and flooding rain continued Thursday and will run through at least early next week in the Plains and Midwest, as well as the Northeast starting Thursday and throughout the holiday weekend.
Over 450 flights within, into or out of the U.S. were canceled Thursday and another 2,900-plus have been delayed, according to FlightAware.com. Airports most impacted by Thursday’s storms include Newark Liberty International, Philadelphia International, LaGuardia and more in the Northeast.
While airlines have not started issuing travel advisories or waiving change fees, the severe thunderstorms are expected to reach from west Texas to the upper Midwest Friday. Then on Saturday, scattered severe thunderstorms will flare up in the southern and central Plains, as well as parts of the Ohio Valley, Lower Great Lakes and Northeast.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Storm Prediction Center also shared the potential for severe weather threats Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in the storm- and flood-beleaguered portions of the Plains and Midwest.
Stay tuned to TravelPulse for further updates as the storm continues to impact travel.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: [DDW-488] Fix NumericInput Carrot Malfunction
username_0: This PR fixes two bugs in the `NumericInput` component.

1. The first fix addresses the scenario when a user enters numerical digits and then presses `.`. The cursor should move right to the decimal digits, but this intended behavior does not happen when a user enters exactly 4 digits and then presses `.`. It needs an additional press of `.` to move right. 

2. The second fix addresses the scenario when a user enters `ctrl-A` + `del` on an amount being displayed in `NumericInput`, then enters a new amount. The new amount's digits are not in the correct order. For example, the user presses `12345` and gets `23451`.
<issue_comment>username_1: @username_2 can you please take care of releasing this new version on npm so that we can use it in Daedalus? 🙏
<issue_comment>username_2: @username_1 @username_0 just published `0.7.2` ready for consumption!
<issue_comment>username_1: Thanks @username_2 - I will bump the version in Daedalus and prepare the PR!
<issue_comment>username_1: @username_2 @username_0 React-Polymorph version updated in Daedalus: https://github.com/input-output-hk/daedalus/pull/1173
My manual testing shows it works great 🎉 
Thanks for the fix @username_0 👍Donateto QRZ
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With a mike in my left hand and Mike on the right hand we're ready to activate an island or lighthouse off the Downeast Coast. I think Big Mike helps the bass quality of my audio (he's a woofer).
Home is a log cabin in Washington County, coastal Maine: easternmost county in the US, an hour's drive from the Canadian border. Small fishing village of South Addison: lobsters and clams. Rig is Ten Tec Omni VI (or sometimes Ten Tec Scout or Elecraft K2) and at home antennas are cubical quad 20 M monobander up 12 meters or 80 meter tuned Carolina Windom. For portable, activating islands and lighthouses, I like a Buddipole or an inverted Vee yo-yo antenna. I am retired, living here with my dogs. Fists 7358, no CC. WAS-CW and DXCC.
The lighthouse shown here is Moose Peak Light on Mistake Island, south of Jonesport and east of Great Wass Island on the Downeast Coast of Maine. The present tower was lit in 1851, automated in 1972, and still shining. FN64fl is one of the foggiest parts of the Maine coast, with an average of 1,600 hours of fog per year.
Photo shows Moose Peak Lighthouse emerging from the fog, which can be frightening if you don't know where you are and it suddenly appears!
I frequently put Nash Island Light (ARLHS USA 527) on the air because it's nearby: about 3 miles off South Addison, 50 miles or so from Canada on the Downeast Coast of Maine. Unlike Moose Peak, it was decommissioned years ago and the keeper's house destroyed but it guards a dangerous part of the Maine coast, dangerous because of the many small islands and underwater rocky ledges, the fast cold currents, and twelve foot tides. It is maintained by Friends of the Nash Island Light. Tower built 1873. The only residents on Nash Island now are sheep, a Maine tradition: no fences needed because the sheep won't swim away and it's too far out for predators. If you look carefully you can see a few!
I hope to hear you some day when I'm on an island or at a lighthouse or on top of a mountain enjoying the beauty of this special place, Maine.
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- Number of students per year: four to six
- Typical offer: A*AA or equivalent
- Essential subjects: none
- Useful subjects: none
Jesus College is recognised across the University as being exceptionally strong in Human, Social, and Political Sciences (HSPS).
Few other Colleges can match our record of success in exam results in the last ten years in the different disciplines that now make up HSPS. Jesus students have achieved top results in their year groups, and won numerous College prizes and scholarships as well as Faculty prizes in recent years.
Several of our students have also won highly competitive studentships such as Fulbright awards and Kennedy Scholarships on graduation to pursue postgraduate studies at top UK, European, and American universities such as Harvard and MIT. A degree from Jesus College in HSPS opens up a wide range of possibilities for future employment and further study.
Upon graduation, a significant proportion of our students go on to pursue postgraduate studies in human, social, and political sciences or related disciplines such as law, history, or media studies.
The interdisciplinary nature of HSPS makes our graduates particularly attractive to potential employers in areas such as the media, business, management, consultancy, international organisations, human rights organisations and NGOs, politics, the civil service, the Foreign Office, local administrations, or teaching. The skills you will acquire during your HSPS studies also offer the flexibility to pursue numerous alternative careers as well.
Requirements
Our typical conditional offer is one A* grade and two A grades at A-Level or equivalent.
Given the breadth of HSPS, it's not surprising that excellent students have come to Cambridge with a wide range of subject backgrounds. Some have specialised in the arts and others in the sciences at A-Level, International Baccalaureate, or equivalent.
We want to attract the most intelligent, able, and enthusiastic candidates with a genuine commitment to developing their intellectual capabilities. You don't need to have taken any previous courses in politics, sociology, or anthropology at A-Level or GCSE.
You don't have to decide before applying which of the HSPS subjects you're most interested in. One of the advantages of the HSPS degree is its flexibility: you can try out new subjects in your first year before deciding to either specialise in one or combine several in your second and third years.
In the first year (Part I) you can choose at least three courses from Social Anthropology, Politics, International Relations, and Sociology. You can choose your fourth paper from one of these, or you can choose a paper from the Archaeology Tripos or the Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos.
In the second and third years (Part II) you'll choose a pathway based on the combination of one or two subjects:
- The single subject schemes are: Politics and International Relations, Social Anthropology and Sociology.
- The