En brand bröt ut i ett flerbostadshus på lördagskvällen i Västra Frölunda i Göteborg.

What’s the best way to handle this situation?

I have a view that contains a 1) UIImageView and 2) UILabel (multi-line).

I set constraints appropriately. I do not specify a width or height for the image view or label, because intrinsicContentSize + constraints should combine to do the right things.

I create a UITableViewHeaderFooterView and I add this view to its contentView.

And… it’s all messed up.

It appears that I need to know the height of the view and sets its frame before adding it to the contentView.

How do I found out the best height for my view? Given the width (width of the superview), I need to know the best-fit height for my view.

Den senaste veckan har flera massakrer uppdagats i Sydsudan och en FN-bas har attackerats. I torsdags hotade FN:s säkerhetsråd med sanktioner mot rebeller och regeringsstyrkor, som båda hålls ansvariga för våldet. Samtidigt står landet inför det som förändrar läget helt: regnet.

http://www.svd.se/nyheter/utrikes/steg-tas-for-att-fria-osse-gisslan_3500690.svd http://www.svd.se/nyheter/utrikes/steg-tas-for-att-fria-osse-gisslan_3500690.svd Sat, 26 Apr 2014 20:36:07 +0200

An anonymous reader writes "An opinion piece at Polygon raises an interesting question about how we perceive video games: why does so much effort go into having the plot make perfect sense? Think about games you've played that have a story. How much do you actually remember? You can probably name the protagonist and antagonist, but do you really know what they were fighting about? The article says, [Developer Jake Elliot] talked about the difference between a puzzle and a mystery. He argued that a puzzle has a solution, while a mystery may never be solved. A puzzle must make sense, but a mystery may well not. In the context of a game, the mechanics are the puzzle, while the theme is the mystery. The game play must be predictable, or the player will never master it. But the theme can be evocative and open-ended. A theme evokes the horrors of war; the mechanics remind you to reload your gun. The plot is stuck in the middle. It wants to make sense of a game, but the game play is already doing that. If we were watching a movie, the plot would provide the backbone, but games don't work like movies, and the plot can get in the way. It can feel awkward and unwelcome, while a looser thematic layer can be the most memorable part of the game.'"

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En ung kvinna fördes bort från sitt hem i Söderhamn tidigt på lördagskvällen. Hon återfanns senare vid en rastplats i Hagsta norr om Gävle, meddelar polisen i Gävleborgs län.

En skottlossning inträffade på en restaurang i Skogås söder om Stockholm vid 20.30-tiden på lördagskvällen, skriver aftonbladet.se.

Det sista kända brevet som skrevs ombord på Titanic har sålts på en auktion i Storbritannien. Köparen, som är anonym, betalade drygt 1,3 miljoner kronor vilket är rekord för ett Titanic-relaterat brev.

mdsolar (1045926) sends this excerpt from the Stanford Report: "Insider threats are the most serious challenge confronting nuclear facilities in today's world, a Stanford political scientist says. In every case of theft of nuclear materials where the circumstances of the theft are known, the perpetrators were either insiders or had help from insiders, according to Scott Sagan and his co-author, Matthew Bunn of Harvard University, in a research paper published this month by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 'Given that the other cases involve bulk material stolen covertly without anyone being aware the material was missing, there is every reason to believe that they were perpetrated by insiders as well,' they wrote. And theft is not the only danger facing facility operators; sabotage is a risk as well ... While there have been sabotage attempts in the United States and elsewhere against nuclear facilities conducted by insiders, the truth may be hard to decipher in an industry shrouded in security, [Sagan] said. The most recent known example occurred in 2012 – an apparent insider sabotage of a diesel generator at the San Onofre nuclear facility in California. Arguably the most spectacular incident happened at South Africa's Koeberg nuclear power plant (then under construction) in South Africa in 1982 when someone detonated explosives directly on a nuclear reactor."

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mdsolar (1045926) sends this excerpt from the Stanford Report: "Insider threats are the most serious challenge confronting nuclear facilities in today's world, a Stanford political scientist says. In every case of theft of nuclear materials where the circumstances of the theft are known, the perpetrators were either insiders or had help from insiders, according to Scott Sagan and his co-author, Matthew Bunn of Harvard University, in a research paper published this month by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 'Given that the other cases involve bulk material stolen covertly without anyone being aware the material was missing, there is every reason to believe that they were perpetrated by insiders as well,' they wrote. And theft is not the only danger facing facility operators; sabotage is a risk as well ... While there have been sabotage attempts in the United States and elsewhere against nuclear facilities conducted by insiders, the truth may be hard to decipher in an industry shrouded in security, [Sagan] said. The most recent known example occurred in 2012 – an apparent insider sabotage of a diesel generator at the San Onofre nuclear facility in California. Arguably the most spectacular incident happened at South Africa's Koeberg nuclear power plant (then under construction) in South Africa in 1982 when someone detonated explosives directly on a nuclear reactor."

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