In a big win for NPPA (National Press Photographer’s Association), after years of litigation, a federal judge struck down a Wyoming law that unconstitutionally banned photography in certain circumstances in Wyoming. They were represented by Public Justice in this case, but Mickey H. Osterreicher, Esq. and Alicia Wagner Calzada, PLLC dedicated many hours to this effort.
Here is the link to the article about the case: https://www.wyofile.com/judge-strikes-down-data-trespass-laws-as-unconstitutional
This entry was posted in Advocacy, Education, Industry News, Legal and tagged data trespass law, NPPA, Wyoming on October 30, 2018 by Cathy Aron.	
I did a bit better at my last predictions, hitting 50%. Now lets see if I can do one better this time around.
Now for the breakdown. As good as the Penguins have been, I don’t think that they’ll be able to beat the more physical Flyers. I expect Philly to push their weight around and just bash the fragile Penguins into submission. Biron also has been pretty hot during these playoffs and we can expect this aspect to continue. As far as Stars vs Wings is concerned, its more a gut feeling than anything else.
Some brief thoughts on the 2nd round. I was very surprised to see the Rangers fold the way they did. I fully expected them to make it to the finals this year. However, I did not expect the Penguins to be as good as they have been. I was also very happy to see the Habs lose. They choked big time, and Price was shown to not be as invulnerable as everyone makes him out to be. They are a young team, so we can expect them to be very competitive next year. For the west coast, I wasn’t surprised at the Detroit series. The Avs were hurt and were clearly inferior to Detroit during these playoffs. Again, for the Stars, it was just a gut feeling. San Jose were picked to be the favourites in this year’s playoffs, but I was honestly surprised that they even got out of the first round.
If my predictions are correct, then we’re looking at a Dallas vs Philly final. Now that would be very interesting to see.
Ran into an interesting little bug this past week with SharePoint 2013 Design Manager master pages. After having a friend recreate the issue on her VM, I contacted the Microsoft product team and confirmed this is an issue they hope to solve with a future update. Essentially, if you create a master page with the Design Manager, whether a minimal master or one that has been converted from HTML and CSS, the Site Contents > Add an app page will not allow you to add apps or lists to your site. This issue also impact the out of the box Oslo master page. Here is what you should see when you go to the Add an App page:
With this bug you end up never seeing the Apps you can add section. Sometimes you will see the “Working on it…” message and other times you will just see the Noteworthy apps.
The key to fixing this problem is to make sure your master page includes: DeltaPlaceHolderLeftNavBar, PlaceHolderLeftNavBar, DeltaPlaceHolderPageTitleInTitleArea, and PlaceHolderPageTitleInTitleArea and that each of them is not set to Visible=False. To do this in an HTML master page with Design Manager you would add the following snippets:
With these lines in place, the Apps you can add should show up again. Note, if you aren’t making a Design Manager HTML master page you will still want to ensure these controls (without the DM comments) are included somewhere in your master page and not marked as Visible=False.
An error occurred during translation of your HTML master page. For more information, please navigate to the master page by clicking the preview button in the Master Page Gallery or directly typing its URL.
However, once you add an app and change branding/master page, it breaks the management portion of the app. You have to remove the app and add it again. It seems the permission given to your custom master page gets broken upon change in branding.
Hey Randy, just came across this bug myself for a client I’m working with and found this is ONLY true if you apply your custom master to the “system” master page. Applying it just to the Site master will still allow you to ‘Add an App’. But thanks for posting this solution, this is great news there’s a fix:)
Solved. I added the PlaceHolderPageTitleInTitleArea within my breadcrumb code. This solved my issue and I can now select all available appps.
Hi Randy. I know this is a very old post but I ran into this exact issue today using OSLO. Any idea why this issue would appear but then suddenly pop up? Client has been running OSLO just fine for a month now. Then today- wham.