None):
        pass

    def __enter__(self):
        sys.settrace(self._trace)

    def __exit__(self, exception_type, value, tb):
        sys.settrace(None)
        subjects = self.group_by_file(self._file_names, self._calls)
        for filename, functions in list(subjects.items()):
            modname = get_module_name(filename)
            root = filename
            for _ in modname.split('.'):
                root = os.path.dirname(root)
            output = os.path.normpath('%s/tests/test_%s.py' % (root, modname.replace('.', '_')))
            with open(output, 'w') as f:
                module = self._modules[self._file_names.index(filename)]
                f.write(self._generator.dump(filename, module, functions))

    @staticmethod
    def group_by_file(file_names, function_calls):
        file_names = set(file_names)
        files = defaultdict(list)
        for code, function in list(function_calls.items()):
            file_name = os.path.normpath(code.co_filename)
            if file_name in file_names:
                files[file_name].append((code, function))
        return files

    def _trace(self, frame, event, args):
        handler = getattr(self, '_handle_' + event)
        top = frame.f_code.co_filename
        caller = frame.f_back.f_code.co_filename
        if top in self._file_names:
            handler(frame.f_code, frame.f_locals, args)
        if caller in self._file_names and top!= caller:
            handler(frame.f_code, frame.f_locals, args, frame.f_back.f_code)

        return self._trace
We are going to discuss how to install MongoDB Compass on Windows.
MongoDB Compass is a simple-to-use graphical user interface (GUI) for interacting with MongoDB.
Download the MongoDB Compass msi installer from https://www.mongodb.com/download-center#compass.
Let's follow the steps in this section to install MongoDB Compass on Windows.
Step 1: Install the MongoDB Compass msi Installer Right-click the MongoDB Compass Windows installer, select Run as Administrator, and follow the instructions to install MongoDB Compass.
Step 2: Start the MongoDB Server Open the command prompt, navigate to the MongoDB installation folder, and issue the following command to start the MongoDB server.
You should see a message that states "Waiting for connection on port 27017."
Note the default port number for MongoDB is 27017.
Click the New Connection tab.
Click Connect to connect to the MongoDB Server.
Ian Macdonald
Senator for Queensland, Liberal Party
467 domestic *
totaling $257,194.91
70 charter *
totaling $35,214.12
* Some flights may have been refunded or repaid by Ian Macdonald but still counted. Data available for between Jul 2013 to Dec 2016. Graphed time periods show when the flights were claimed, not when the flights were taken.
Top 10 flights by fare
All domestic flights and chartered flights (office and electorate) claimed by Ian Macdonald are ranked from highest to lowest based on the value claimed. The top 10 flights are shown here.
Top 10 most visited locations
The 10 most visited locations counts the number of times Ian Macdonald claimed a domestic or chartered flight to or from a particular location.
Ian Macdonald also visited Mackay, Adelaide, Hire car costs Brisbane, Horn Island, Weipa, Karratha, Port Hedland, Hughenden, Hire car costs Cairns, Palm Island, Georgetown, Hobart, Bamaga, Broome, Maroochydore, Albury, Vanrook, Kununurra, Lakeland, Thursday Island, Bungendore, Bundaberg, Forsayth, Julia Creek, Normanton, Alice Springs, Paraburdoo, Cloncurry, Ferry travel Thursday Island, Hire car costs Thursday Island, Longreach, Boulia, Hire car costs Bamaga, Hire car costs Gladstone, Coolangatta, Richmond, Gladstone.Everyone who works with asylum seekers knows that the Home Office system for providing accommodation is not fit for purpose. In R (DMA and Others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2020] EWHC 3416 (Admin) the High Court has finally and emphatically recognised this. The judgment will surely have significant ramifications for how the Home Secretary discharges her duty to accommodate destitute asylum seekers.
1.It is unacceptable that the Department has failed to engage adequately with local stakeholders. The Department and its providers have repeatedly failed to properly consult and communicate with local authorities and NHS providers, and local MPs on the use of hotels in their areas. We are concerned to hear that the Department moved service users that had contracted COVID-19 to a hotel in another local authority at the last minute and without notifying either the relevant local authority or the relevant NHS bodies affected. We are similarly concerned to hear that in another local authority, the provider had told the local authority but had not informed the local health commissioner that 160 asylum seekers were moving to a local hotel and would need medical services. Where plans are shared, this is not done so with enough time to allow health and well-being services to put the necessary support services in place. It is essential that the Department contacts local care commissioning groups or equivalent before relocating asylum seekers in their areas so that their medical needs can be properly catered for. The Department accepts it needs to improve how it works with local partners, but despite its claims to have redoubled efforts since we last discussed this issue in June 2020, MPs’ and local authorities’ concerns have continued.
Recommendation: The Department should, as a matter of urgency, communicate with NHS bodies, MPs and other key stakeholders such as police, setting out how it will consult and engage with them in future. The Department should write to the Committee within three months to confirm its approach.
Ever since winning her fight with Becca, Madison has been enjoying her lead lifeguard position. However, all that will change as the summer season comes to a close. The pool will now need a new lead guard for the following season since they like to change it up every year. Becca once again challenges Madison and she now has no choice but to fight. They strip down to their lifeguard suits and climb in the ring. The action is fast paced and full of back and forth action including scissor holds, an ankle stretch, fisticuffs, hair pulling on the ropes, a figure four leglock, a keyed legs double arm bar, an arm twist, and a long segment of old school rolling around on the mat in a tight embrace! Madison finally ends up on top with a double arm choke but Becca manages to escape, catching her lifeguard rival in a tight grapevine pin for the win! You’ll love the trash talk, rivalry, and dominating finish to the spectacular fantasy match!
Get this 14 minute, 682MB video for only $13.95!Patricks not only has a fantastic commercial aspect with the restaurant and bar area to the ground floor, but has also a great name for it?s over night hospitality suites and executive rooms. These areas of Patricks have now had planning to be converted into five, three bedroom maisonettes. When finished, these properties will be sought-after structures with sea views over Swansea Bay. The potential to convert these will surely have interest as this is a great opportunity.
Patricks has a main entrance set just off Mumbles front, with easy access to and from the beachfront and promenade. Entry is gained via the front entrance into Patricks main Bar and Lounge area.
The Bar is set in the Lounge area and conveniently has access to both the gents and ladies? bathrooms as well as having access to the rooms above via a spacious staircase which also benefits lift access. The Lounge is set over two levels and looks out onto the Mumbles front and Underhill Park.
Patricks restaurant is well known for its exquisite fine dining and atmosphere, a place where you can really capture the essence of eating out with friends and loved ones. This establishment has hosted a vast number of celebrity guests who have enjoyed their stay and returned to enjoy on an annual basis.
This restaurant isn't just a one time venture, once you've visited, you'll surely be returning over and over again. Having such a presence in the culinary world will surely appetise the opportunistic business minded investor.
All rooms are dressed impressively with sea and park views to the front and each with it?s own large en-suite or executive bathroom. Plans have been put in place to transform this stunning location into five, three bed maisonettes, each with three double bedrooms, Master en-suite and open-plan living with elevated sea and promenade views. Once constructed, these maisonettes will be a valuable investment.
This large executive room offers ample light and space and benefits from frontal sea and park views. The room has an inner hallway which leads to the fully