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Q: DJANGO: About linkinf wto tables with ForeignKey Hello all and thanks for all the DAILY support, really.
Now, something I swear can not find answred in between many examples and related topics:
I have a VEHICLES model, and a TIRES model. Both will be linked by a field, PLATE;
class Vehicles(models.Model):
    Plate= models.CharField(max_length=10)
    Quantity = models.IntegerField(default=0)
    Vendor = models.CharField(max_length=50)
    def __str__(self):
        return self.matricula

class Tires(models.Model):
    Plate = models.ForeignKey(Vehicle, default=0, on_delete=models.SET_DEFAULT) # --- tires would be placed in an exisiting vehicle (plate), or , if not in use, "Tires.Plate=0"
    Number = models.IntegerField(unique=True)

What I need these two allow me to do, an what they really do or do not:

*

*Adding records to Vehicles.................YES

*Adding tires with predefined Plate numbers in a dropdown menu, from
Vehicles.Plates....................YES, CHECK

*Adding tires with Plate number = 0, indicating the tire is not in use by any
vehicle.......NO, NOT CHECKED; the menu offers only the exisiting
plates in "Vehicles.Plate": Even if I tried adding DEFAULT value.

*Deleting registers from TIRES.........CHECK

*Deleting registers from
VEHICLES.......NOT CHECKED; doing so, instead of making the
corresponding Tires.Plate default to 0, as I would have expected from
"...ForeignKey(Vehicle, default=0, on_delete=models.SET_DEFAULT)", I
get a "FOREIGN KEY constraint failed" error.

So indeed by removing the vehicle i'm causing the error of integrity - I've read definitions and logic of foreignkey, 1ary keys, sorry but, really, no example or tutorial I have read outlines this speciic case of use.
Can you give me an idea, ow there to look into it please?

A: You should use null instead of 0 for the foreign key's default if it does not need to have a value
Plate = models.ForeignKey(Vehicle, null=True, blank=True, on_delete=models.SET_NULL)

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Disruption often is viewed as a positive noun in the business world. Particularly in healthcare, such disruption can result in increased understanding and enhanced outcomes, among other benefits.
Healthcare has clearly benefited from the digital technology disruption. Modern medicine, at a high level, leverages innovation for better diagnostics using X-rays, MRIs and numerous other scans, more comprehensive research and global collaboration, more agile testing and results processes, and thus, advanced comprehension of biology and disease that leads to improved treatment and prevention.
But as these disruptive forces rise and depend on digital technology, healthcare organizations will need to revamp IT approaches to manage the flow of secure transactional data and improve their ability to integrate information sources for big data initiatives.
The healthcare industry has had plenty of major technology breakthroughs in recent history—notably, the MRI, electronic health records (EHRs) and sequencing the human genome—and continues to experience ongoing digital and technological disruption. And data is currently disrupting this already "disrupted" field.
As far as medical technology advancement has come in improving patient care, it's only been part of the disruption equation.
Data generated by such technology, when successfully aggregated, integrated and analyzed, is paving the way for a new breed of innovative medical solutions and improved hospital operations. Data promises to close many of the current gaps in care and offer solutions for future ones, but paradoxically, its digital rise signifies one of the biggest challenges healthcare organizations will face in the future.
Digital platforms connect networks of people and systems to share information and interact with one another. But when we're talking about an industry that requires countless systems, applications and people having a hand on just a single transaction, there are a number of important variables to consider.
The complex healthcare ecosystem, with its growing number of endpoints and legacy technologies trying to exchange exponentially more and massively larger files among those endpoints, requires heightened connectivity, security and governance for the critical digital communications that power the industry.
Additionally, the mobile, on-demand nature of our lives now has put more pressure on healthcare organizations to better serve patients in more consumable ways. Self-service offerings like online health and insurance portals, digital appointment scheduling and telehealth-type capabilities are now standard components of the patient experience.
This lifestyle shift even includes the desire to eliminate many of the physical healthcare hoops—like submitting paperwork via traditional fax and having to visit an actual hospital—by leveraging technology so that delivering and receiving medical care is less of a hassle overall.
Nonetheless, the asynchronous telehealth platform by which the patient submits data that is collected and reviewed by a health professional at a later time is obsolete. Healthcare is a collaborative, on-demand interaction that takes place in real time, and supporting these modern approaches with a scalable integration and data movement solution will be key to managing the digital disruption.
Digital innovation in healthcare isn't just an investment in EHR applications, purchasing a bunch of tablets or installing desktop fax capabilities on everyone's PC. It's a joint strategy between IT and business units to better leverage resources and make healthcare more timely and more accessible.
All of these functions require data communications mandated in some form by the requisite HIPAA and Meaningful Use compliance regulations. Secure and interoperable transmissions for comprehensive integration and continuous compliance related to all data movement executed across the healthcare's digital matrix are essential.
The future of medicine resides in how well healthcare networks manage their secure transactional data information flows and how well they deploy comprehensive integration capabilities for larger big data initiatives.
Data will be the common denominator rippling through the healthcare sector for years to come. But too many organizations still don't have a strategy to address data patterns and still rely on less secure technology and outdated, homegrown solutions for modern communications.
New tools, discoveries, techniques, regulations, and new types, sources, and applications of medical data are disrupting an industry that's already disruptive by design. If improving and extending lives means healthcare organizations have to adopt new ways of serving patients, then investing in solutions to optimize processes and manage the data flows among people, systems and applications will be indispensable.
Supporting the smooth flow of data within provider networks, and with patients, insurance companies, and research facilities requires advanced integration capabilities, systemic interoperability, security and governance. Embracing a digital platform that delivers these requirements positions organizations to navigate healthcare's never-ending state of change, mitigate the less productive "disruptions" and ensure continuity of quality care.


'This will fund the government through September, and then maybe he can get another 55 miles and another $1 billion-plus for the next phase,' co-host Ainsley Earhardt said.
As lawmakers race to reach an agreement to avert yet another government shutdown at the end of the week, the hosts of Fox & Friends broadcast a clear message for President Trump on Tuesday morning: Just take the deal!
The bipartisan agreement lawmakers tentatively reached Monday night includes $1.375 billion for about 50 miles of fencing along Texas' border with Mexico—which Trump's favorite TV hosts saw as a win.
"Keep in mind, Democrats didn't want him to build one mile," co-host Steve Doocy said.
"So this is a big step, right?," co-host Ainsley Earhardt responded.
"This will fund the government through September, and then maybe he can get another 55 miles and another $1 billion-plus for the next phase," she said at one point.
As of Tuesday morning, Trump has not yet decided whether he'll support the deal, which doesn't include the Democratic demand for a cap on the number immigrants apprehended in the U.S. The White House is reportedly waiting to review its full language before making a decision.
But the conservative morning hosts seemed to speak directly to the president Tuesday morning when they insisted he'll probably take the deal—with a longer-term plan in mind.
"I think the president's probably going to say, 'You know what? I'm going to take that—that number right there, $1.4 billion for 55 miles of border wall,' and then, I bet he's got something up his sleeve," Doocy said.
During a Monday night rally in El Paso, Texas, the president alluded to the tentative deal, but showed no signs of relenting on his demands for a fully funded border wall, a move that resulted in the longest government shutdown in U.S. history last time around.
To avoid another partial government shutdown, the potential funding deal would have to be written into legislation, pass both chambers of Congress, and get Trump's approval before Friday night.


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package org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.jcr.session;

import static com.google.common.collect.Lists.newArrayListWithCapacity;

import java.io.InputStream;
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.List;

import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import javax.jcr.AccessDeniedException;
import javax.jcr.Binary;
import javax.jcr.ItemNotFoundException;
import javax.jcr.ItemVisitor;
import javax.jcr.Node;
import javax.jcr.PathNotFoundException;
import javax.jcr.Property;
import javax.jcr.PropertyType;
import javax.jcr.RepositoryException;
import javax.jcr.Value;
import javax.jcr.ValueFactory;
import javax.jcr.ValueFormatException;
import javax.jcr.nodetype.PropertyDefinition;
import javax.jcr.version.VersionException;

import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.Tree.Status;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.Type;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.jcr.delegate.NodeDelegate;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.jcr.delegate.PropertyDelegate;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.jcr.session.operation.PropertyOperation;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.value.ValueFactoryImpl;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.value.ValueHelper;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * TODO document
 */
public class PropertyImpl extends ItemImpl<PropertyDelegate> implements Property {
    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(PropertyImpl.class);

    private static final Value[] NO_VALUES = new Value[0];

    PropertyImpl(PropertyDelegate dlg, SessionContext sessionContext) {
        super(dlg, sessionContext);
    }

    //---------------------------------------------------------------< Item >---

    @Override
    public boolean isNode() {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public Node getParent() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<Node>(dlg, "getParent") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Node perform() throws RepositoryException {
                NodeDelegate parent = property.getParent();
                if (parent == null) {
                    throw new AccessDeniedException();
                } else {
                    return NodeImpl.createNode(parent, sessionContext);
                }
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isNew() {
        return sessionDelegate.safePerform(new PropertyOperation<Boolean>(dlg, "isNew") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Boolean perform() {
                return property.getStatus() == Status.NEW;
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isModified() {
        return sessionDelegate.safePerform(new PropertyOperation<Boolean>(dlg, "isModified") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Boolean perform() {
                return property.getStatus() == Status.MODIFIED;
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void remove() throws RepositoryException {
        sessionDelegate.performVoid(new ItemWriteOperation<Void>("remove") {
            @Override
            public void checkPreconditions() throws RepositoryException {
                super.checkPreconditions();
                if (!getParent().isCheckedOut()) {
                    throw new VersionException(
                            "Cannot set property. Node is checked in.");
                }
            }

            @Override
            public void performVoid() {
                dlg.remove();
            }

            @Override
            public String toString() {
                return String.format("Removing property [%s/%s] ", dlg.getPath(), dlg.getName());
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void accept(ItemVisitor visitor) throws RepositoryException {
        visitor.visit(this);
    }

    //-----------------------------------------------------------< Property >---

    @Override
    public void setValue(Value value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            internalSetValue(value);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(final Value[] values) throws RepositoryException {
        if (values == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            internalSetValue(values);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(String value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(String[] strings) throws RepositoryException {
        if (strings == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            ValueFactory factory = getValueFactory();
            Value[] values = new Value[strings.length];
            for (int i = 0; i < strings.length; i++) {
                if (strings[i] != null) {
                    values[i] = factory.createValue(strings[i]);
                }
            }
            internalSetValue(values);
        }
    }

    @Override @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    public void setValue(InputStream value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(Binary value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(long value) throws RepositoryException {
        setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(double value) throws RepositoryException {
        setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(BigDecimal value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(Calendar value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(boolean value) throws RepositoryException {
        setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
    }

    @Override
    public void setValue(Node value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value == null) {
            remove();
        } else {
            setValue(getValueFactory().createValue(value));
        }
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public Value getValue() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<Value>(dlg, "getValue") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Value perform() throws RepositoryException {
                return ValueFactoryImpl.createValue(
                        property.getSingleState(), sessionContext);
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public Value[] getValues() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<List<Value>>(dlg, "getValues") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public List<Value> perform() throws RepositoryException {
                return ValueFactoryImpl.createValues(
                        property.getMultiState(), sessionContext);
            }
        }).toArray(NO_VALUES);
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public String getString() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getString();
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public InputStream getStream() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getStream();
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public Binary getBinary() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getBinary();
    }

    @Override
    public long getLong() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getLong();
    }

    @Override
    public double getDouble() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getDouble();
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public BigDecimal getDecimal() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getDecimal();
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public Calendar getDate() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getDate();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean getBoolean() throws RepositoryException {
        return getValue().getBoolean();
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public Node getNode() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<Node>(dlg, "getNode") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Node perform() throws RepositoryException {
                // TODO: avoid nested calls
                Value value = getValue();
                switch (value.getType()) {
                    case PropertyType.REFERENCE:
                    case PropertyType.WEAKREFERENCE:
                        return getSession().getNodeByIdentifier(value.getString());

                    case PropertyType.PATH:
                    case PropertyType.NAME:
                        String path = value.getString();
                        if (path.startsWith("[") && path.endsWith("]")) {
                            // identifier path
                            String identifier = path.substring(1, path.length() - 1);
                            return getSession().getNodeByIdentifier(identifier);
                        }
                        else {
                            try {
                                return (path.charAt(0) == '/') ? getSession().getNode(path) : getParent().getNode(path);
                            } catch (PathNotFoundException e) {
                                throw new ItemNotFoundException(path);
                            }
                        }

                    case PropertyType.STRING:
                        try {
                            Value refValue = ValueHelper.convert(value, PropertyType.REFERENCE, getValueFactory());
                            return getSession().getNodeByIdentifier(refValue.getString());
                        } catch (ItemNotFoundException e) {
                            throw e;
                        } catch (RepositoryException e) {
                            // try if STRING value can be interpreted as PATH value
                            Value pathValue = ValueHelper.convert(value, PropertyType.PATH, getValueFactory());
                            path = pathValue.getString();
                            try {
                                return (path.charAt(0) == '/') ? getSession().getNode(path) : getParent().getNode(path);
                            } catch (PathNotFoundException e1) {
                                throw new ItemNotFoundException(pathValue.getString());
                            }
                        }

                    default:
                        throw new ValueFormatException("Property value cannot be converted to a PATH, REFERENCE or WEAKREFERENCE");
                }
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public Property getProperty() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<Property>(dlg, "getProperty") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Property perform() throws RepositoryException {
                // TODO: avoid nested calls
                Value value = getValue();
                Value pathValue = ValueHelper.convert(value, PropertyType.PATH, getValueFactory());
                String path = pathValue.getString();
                try {
                    return (path.charAt(0) == '/') ? getSession().getProperty(path) : getParent().getProperty(path);
                } catch (PathNotFoundException e) {
                    throw new ItemNotFoundException(path);
                }
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public long getLength() throws RepositoryException {
        return getLength(getValue());
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public long[] getLengths() throws RepositoryException {
        Value[] values = getValues();
        long[] lengths = new long[values.length];

        for (int i = 0; i < values.length; i++) {
            lengths[i] = getLength(values[i]);
        }
        return lengths;
    }

    @Override
    @Nonnull
    public PropertyDefinition getDefinition() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<PropertyDefinition>(dlg, "getDefinition") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public PropertyDefinition perform() throws RepositoryException {
                return getNodeTypeManager().getDefinition(
                        property.getParent().getTree(),
                        property.getPropertyState(), true);
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public int getType() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<Integer>(dlg, "getType") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Integer perform() throws RepositoryException {
                return property.getPropertyState().getType().tag();
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isMultiple() throws RepositoryException {
        return perform(new PropertyOperation<Boolean>(dlg, "isMultiple") {
            @Nonnull
            @Override
            public Boolean perform() throws RepositoryException {
                return property.getPropertyState().isArray();
            }
        });
    }

    //------------------------------------------------------------< internal >---

    /**
     * Return the length of the specified JCR value object.
     *
     * @param value The value.
     * @return The length of the given value.
     * @throws RepositoryException If an error occurs.
     */
    private static long getLength(Value value) throws RepositoryException {
        if (value.getType() == PropertyType.BINARY) {
            return value.getBinary().getSize();
        } else {
            return value.getString().length();
        }
    }

    private void internalSetValue(@Nonnull final Value value)
            throws RepositoryException {
        sessionDelegate.performVoid(new ItemWriteOperation<Void>("internalSetValue") {
            @Override
            public void checkPreconditions() throws RepositoryException {
                super.checkPreconditions();
                if (!getParent().isCheckedOut()) {
                    throw new VersionException(
                            "Cannot set property. Node is checked in.");
                }
            }

            @Override
            public void performVoid() throws RepositoryException {
                Type<?> type = dlg.getPropertyState().getType();
                if (type.isArray()) {
                    throw new ValueFormatException(
                            "This is a multi-valued property");
                }

                Value converted = ValueHelper.convert(
                        value, type.tag(), getValueFactory());
                dlg.setState(createSingleState(dlg.getName(), converted, type));
            }

            @Override
            public String toString() {
                return String.format("Setting property [%s/%s]", dlg.getPath(), dlg.getName());
            }
        });
    }

    private void internalSetValue(@Nonnull final Value[] values)
            throws RepositoryException {
        if (values.length > MV_PROPERTY_WARN_THRESHOLD) {
            LOG.warn("Large multi valued property [{}] detected ({} values).",dlg.getPath(), values.length);
        }

        sessionDelegate.performVoid(new ItemWriteOperation<Void>("internalSetValue") {
            @Override
            public void checkPreconditions() throws RepositoryException {
                super.checkPreconditions();
                if (!getParent().isCheckedOut()) {
                    throw new VersionException(
                            "Cannot set property. Node is checked in.");
                }
            }

            @Override
            public void performVoid() throws RepositoryException {
                Type<?> type = dlg.getPropertyState().getType();
                if (!type.isArray()) {
                    throw new ValueFormatException(
                            "This is a single-valued property");
                }

                List<Value> converted = newArrayListWithCapacity(values.length);
                ValueFactory factory = getValueFactory();
                for (Value value : values) {
                    if (value != null) {
                        converted.add(ValueHelper.convert(
                                value, type.tag(), factory));
                    }
                }
                dlg.setState(createMultiState(dlg.getName(), converted, type));
            }

            @Override
            public String toString() {
                return String.format("Setting property [%s/%s]", dlg.getPath(), dlg.getName());
            }
        });
    }

}

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Q: Can I change my gender? I don't want to be a boy anymore. Is there any way to change your gender once you get off the train in Animal Crossing: New Leaf?

A: If you get 15 haircuts at shampoodle you wil be able to get female hairstyles as well, then just change into a dress and you look like a girl!

A: Much like your face, your gender is permanent once you start playing. The only way to change either of them is to completely start over.

A: I highly doubt it.  I know you cannot change the way your face looks after the initial set up, so I imagine the gender would follow the same rules.

A: No, you can't change your face or gender after creating your character, you'd have to make a new one. You can however make a new, non-mayor character that is female (they will have to more or less start over with various things like house payments, encyclopedia, catalog).
In addition you can also use a Mii Mask from Harriet to look female (I believe you can use a different gender's Mii mask anyway, I haven't tried). And if you wear a female "dress" type item, your character's animations will actually change to the female animation set (note certain "dresses" are unisex or male clothing; as a male Able will make a comment if you attempt to buy female clothing, those dresses will change your animations). I'm not sure if there is a way for female characters to change to the male animations.

A: No. You need Shampoodle for this. First get 15 haircuts and Harriet will on the next visit ask you if you want a boys hairstyle or a girls. Choose girls. After you are finished with Shampoodle, go to Able Sisters and buy a skirt or dress. If you already have a skirt or dress, wear it.
You can also make Pro-Designs at Able Sisters. First choose dress and choose your sleeves. Then choose a spot for it (You should save that design first). Then, create it and name it. Then you will pay Mabel 500 Bells for the dress design. Then wear it. Finally, you will look and act like a girl!


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Holger Hetzel's 16th International Sport Horse Sales - Keen interest and absolute safety
Advertisement presented by Holger Hetzel Sport Horse Sales
Let the show begin! At 9 pm on 24 November the curtains will open for the auction of 21 five to eight year old sport horses. Photo © Thomas Hartwig.
There has been enormous interest, from both Germany and abroad, in advance of the 16th International Sport Horse Sales featuring a collection of 21 talented youngsters on 24 November 2021 at Holger Hetzel's equestrian centre in Goch.
One of the reasons for this high demand is likely to be the cancellation of the annual event last year for the first time since 2004 as a result of COVID-19 restrictions. It's also equally due to the fact that hundreds of buyers from Germany and all over the world are delighted owners of horses bought at past Sport Horse Sales events, which is why many of the potential bidders at this year's auction are repeat customers. The horses in Holger Hetzel's previous sport horse collections have gone on to celebrate numerous successes in recent years at fixtures ranging from the European Championships for children (up to the age of 14) to Olympic Games.
The last chance to view the horses being put through their paces and arrange a final try-out is at the presentation on 21 November 2021 at 10 am. Holger Hetzel takes the safety of his guests just as seriously as the quality of his horses. All visitors at the presentation have to present proof of being fully vaccinated, recovered or tested.
"I want every customer who travels here to Goch to feel absolutely safe, knowing that we have taken the highest standard of COVID-19 precautions possible," explained Holger. On the day of the auction even more stringent requirements will be in place. All guests have to be vaccinated, recovered or have a negative test certificate dated the same day, and a test centre has been set up at the venue for that purpose. The final presentation on the day of the auction, 24 November, begins at 5 pm with the added excitement of international show jumpers and championship winners commenting the 21 five to eight year old horses. At 9 pm the curtains open for the Holger Hetzel and his team's 16th International Sport Horse Sales with both live and telephone bidding.
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Q: Video player no longer shows up embeded inline on the wall. Opens up new window instead. Has something changes with Facebook? At about 11am central this morning, the video player app I work on stopped getting the play button thumbnail that allowed it to be played inline on the wall.  Instead it opens up to a new window (defeating the purpose of it being an inline app).  All my OG tags seem to be in place and I've noticed some other players that used to show up embedded from other sites aren't working either.  Has something changed?

A: there is an issue on Facebook about it.
I saw some video sharing working today, but from pages that don't pass the open graph object debugger

A: I'm having the same problem - I suspects Facebook changed something in the OG video parser.  A couple video links used to work now no longer viewable on the Facebook wall.

A: Same problem here but for some unexplainable reason it appears to work in IE 11...


It's a challenging world out there, now more than ever before. It's more complex and technologically driven too. We are all subjected to a constant barrage of differing voices and agendas throughout the day. Ask yourself, can I go it alone?
Employee morale has never been more important. In fact 7 in 10 employers surveyed offer voluntary benefits to improve morale for existing employees and to attract new talent (2014 LIMRA Study) No one wants an unhappy or distracted employee and distractions bombard us all from time to time. One huge distraction that employees may find themselves struggling with is some type of interaction with the legal system. This scares most people because either they or a family member have had some encounter with "the system" that didn't go well. And, since they don't understand how "the system "works, they fear it. When you think about it, fear is a perfectly natural reaction – but it doesn't have to be!
Employee benefits were meant to be part of an overall attract and retain strategy. Group Legal plans can be a valuable addition to that strategy. With only the soft dollar cost of payroll deduction administration to consider, who can afford NOT to offer a voluntary Group Legal plan?


Goodbye, Year of Discovery. Hello, Year of Dedication.
I have an issue with New Year's resolutions.
Exercise more frequently and achieve the most physically fit state possible for me.
Listen to others as well as to my own conscience.
Finish the short novel that I have begun.
Travel as far as possible and allow my senses to run rampant in each new place.
Paint and draw until my ideas run out–art will never come to be if you never begin.
Disappear to a new place and find what I do not even know I am looking for.
To be like a dragon and achieve exactly what I want.
Now, as I feel 2012 fading into a year of memories that even I already cannot keep straight, I am disappointed in all that I have not done. Yet, at the same time, I know that something must have happened in this time that has passed. So, I have made this list as well.
Reading whole stacks of books from the library.
Learning who my real friends were in the midst of college confusion.
Spending three months traveling the west coast with my parents by RV and car.
Buying this domain name/address and finally putting new efforts into my blog.
Learning how to ride a bicycle without training wheels or having Padre help me.
Letting go of high school drama/ the past, and remembering how to start fresh.
Conquering my fear of heights by traveling to the top of the Seattle Space Needle.
Allowing myself to deal with the emotions of life rather than always being logical.
Not voting in the first presidential election for which I was actually eligible to vote, and thereby showing my political colors even as others did not respect them.
Developing a growing disdain for the way in which technology has dulled the emotional and social connections of people in modern society.
Realizing how strong the influence of music is upon my moods, thoughts, and feelings, and also realizing how much greater CDs are than downloads.
Changing my degree plan from Computer Science to Business Administration and then back to English and Literature, the only degree I can really see myself finishing.
I think the best way to describe 2012 is as a year of true discovery.
At the end of it all, 2012 was less about all of the action verbs themselves, and more about that which I learned from those verbs–the lessons along the way.
In books and travels, I learned freedom. In writing and bicycle riding, I learned what it is to feel simultaneously weightless yet weighted down. In overcoming fears and focusing on emotion, I learned my own strength and power. And, in college and music, I learned that there will always remain lessons to be learned and songs to be sung or heard.
After a year of unexpected discovery, I will not be making another set of resolutions. Neither will I be casting aside the idea of goals entirely. Instead, just as this year was all about discovery, I want this year to be about something else.
2013 will be a year of dedication.
The people who have known me for years know that my interests are spread wide and far. One day, I may be entirely dedicated to art and design, and the next my focus may be on boxing or military history. My interests are so thinly spread that dedicating myself to any of them in particular is difficult.
And, it is scary. Absolutely terrifying. The idea that I might make the wrong decision and end up devoured by an interest that does not truly deserve such dedication. Being happy in my choices is so utterly important that I have entirely avoided making any choices at all. It is time to change that.
This year I will be learning from the discoveries of yesteryear. Embracing the idea of falling into something so deeply that I might be entirely encompassed. Welcoming whatever my heart longs to be immersed within.
I will dedicate myself to a soul song and let my life sing.
I cannot wait to see precisely what they will be.
Happy New Year, my darling readers. I adore each and every one of you, and I hope your 2012 served you well and that your 2013 will be even better.
Do not be afraid to let your life sing.
Remember: "Whatever satisfies the soul is truth" (Walt Whitman).
"Oh while I live, to be the ruler of life, not a slave, to meet life as a powerful conqueror, and nothing exterior to me will ever take command of me" (Walt Whitman). Dominated by word, line and story, beheld through the eyes of musical combinations and instrumentation, and characterized by an endless supply of emotion, life is a continuous battle to maintain control or regain it when lost. Vivid dreams, technicolor rainbows, and brilliant splashes of color, the world veils itself, waiting to be undone in a different manner by each worldly individual. Chilling yet intoxicating winter winds, stifling summer heat, and fall rain which beats unto structures as if a monsoon were possible in the midst of the suburbs; rich scents that numb the mind to all else, making reality nonexistent; high notes and low chords sung to detail the continuing float of the boat of life which has already set sail. Control and the senses go hand in hand; though, how is one to take hold of the sensory reins and lead one's own life? With a magnificent and endless war waging between control, sight, hearing, feeling, touch and scent, the struggle to become one's own hero can be found. A modern day priestess of rhyme, a young apprentice of artistic design, and a secret knight striving to beat the foe that is hopelessness, confusion and the invisible enemy known as regret—life is a battle, and I choose to fight in every form I hold.
Cowardly is the way of those who give up before a proper chance has been taken, who seek refuge in lies, and who hide behind fear in every part of their lives. English and writing has always seemed to come relatively easy to my fingertips, flowing like water and taking shape in the creases of papers without my knowledge. Within lines of words, however, lies the opportunity for untruths, lies and dishonesty, whether planned or not. In order to be a hero of one's own life, it is absolutely necessary to hold to absolute honesty; absolute trust of one's self and others. Perhaps the world is harsh at times, and reality kills to the core, but there is no excuse for dishonesty with others and especially with one's self. Heroes are heroes because they possess a certain and unusual degree of selflessness; however, aside from that selflessness, a hero must be aware of their own needs, desires, and feelings, lest they risk falling victim to them rather than pursuing them individually. I know that my love lies within these lines of word and phrase, combined and entwined to speak the world to the reader in the most unique of ways. I know that my love lies in literature and the culture that is English art. I know that my love lies…and I must be the one to write the truth from henceforth.
Graphic illustration, web designer, computer programmer, studio artist, literary studies or creative writing teacher and numerous other titles have accompanied the recent hours I have spent dreaming of the future. The future is indefinable, however, and even I, my own hero, must realize such truth. The future is the world we strive toward, a blind goal and a desperate and unending struggle—in order to be a true hero, one must learn that though tomorrow is uncertain, it is necessary to reach for it and push for it until tomorrow becomes today, and today the past. The choice of a future job path is a simple one compared to every moral and personal decision humans make everyday—to lie or tell truths, to live or die, and to kill or be killed in such a savage world as this. Heroism is more than a journey to save someone or something, it is the pursuit of what is right, what is moral and what is best. In high school and college, heroism can be shown in the simplest of ways…choosing not to drink and instead acting as a designated driver, working hard on a paper rather than cheating or stealing another's, or even simply helping those in need rather than leaving them for worse conditions and situations.
Emotion is the very fuel of life; the lifeblood of existence and the breath of the lungs of the living. In a world filled with uncontrollable hate, unknown sorrow, deep devastation, bouts of depression, bursts of happiness, and laughter that floats through the air on the wings of birds, self preservation is a must. A true hero is able to control their own life, as well as aid others in gaining control of theirs. Emotions fluctuate at a moments' notice and can consume the possessor; however, a true hero can control these emotions and overcome them by sheer force of will and faith in better days. In Greek mythology and other tales of old, the knight, god, or goddess exemplified heroism…strong, understanding, caring, selfless, powerful and a natural leader; yet, as in most areas of life, one size does not fit all. Heroism does not mean precisely these characteristics—it's a certain sense of right and wrong, and a personal will that is strong enough to fight for the just and the deserved, regardless of emotions that play like tapes in the background, persuading lesser men and women to sway from the path of righteousness and truth. The power of tears dripping silently onto a page, the screaming wrath that pleads for justice and the quiet hurt of self-loathing and depression…battles occur in and out of doors, and in and out of the mind—a true hero will always come out on top, whether physically or only in state of mind. I will never allow reality to overcome my dreams.
"Nurture your mind with great thoughts; to believe in the heroic makes heroes" (Benjamin Disraeli). The planets rotate on their axis, suns moving ever-so-slowly in pursuit, shedding light into the darkest corners, and leaving others to wait in deep black lands…the world moves on, regardless of who claims the title of "hero." Defined not by words but by actions, heroism is realizing the craving in the heart for that which is right and going to every length to fight to achieve it. Heroism is doing what is right…even when it hurts. Heroism is learning to push the hurt aside. Heroism is.
This week was midterms at my high school and I swore all week long that they were going to kill me but, I survived.
I'm in all upper level classes and I was really worried about the upcoming midterms. That is, until I finished them and I realized that the hard part isn't taking the tests, its not letting the constant companionship of a textbook, and no time for other reading material, drive you insane.
All week I was going through withdrawal from my books and, I must say, I truly despise Pre-AP Chemistry, Algebra II and Geometry textbooks now. My only relief was when I discovered Paper Towns by John Green and, the 12 related poems, Leaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman.
Paper Towns by John Green is the story of Margo, the beautiful, mysterious and unattainable girl, and Quentin, the childhood friend who lusts after her. For years, the two have gone their separate ways, Margo to the popular crowd and Quentin to the band crowd (though he himself is not in it), connected only by the memories of an unfortunate occurrence long ago. One late night, Margo reappears at Quentin's bedroom window and whisks him away for untold adventures. Together they wrong some rights and right some wrongs, and Quentin's life seems to be looking up, until Quentin returns to school the next day to find that Margo has run away for the umpth time. Her own parents choose to let her go, but, Quentin still longs for her and the small chance that they could be something together. He soon discovers that Margo has left clues for him in a highlighted copy of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass. Determined to find Margo and suspecting her of committing suicide, Quentin devotes all of his time and energy, and that of his friends, to his search. The search leads them down many new paths, to both paper towns and an open mind, while leading readers through the same changes.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and could not seem to stop talking about it. This unlikely addiction led me to read Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman, which I borrowed from a friend who was just as obsessed as I was, am.
I breezed through the pages, hanging on every word, and finding myself eager for the few minutes before class and after exams when I might immerse myself in the perfect, smooth, words of Walt Whitman. It seemed that the poems were copied directly from my heart, somehow finding words to explain thoughts I could never verbalize. To describe scenes I could never replay. The first and longest poem, Song of Myself, seemed the perfect escape from the stress of quadratic equations and Lewis structures in class. Again, my friend and I shared this mutual adoration.
In one of his poems, Walt Whitman says "There is that in me…I do not know what it is…but I know it is in me." I think I may speak for all of mankind when I say that this is an appropriate description of what it is to be human.
Throughout our lives, we are told to "be all we can be" and "make something of ourselves" and, most of us, try our best to do so; but, most of us, stumble along the way. We don't always know what causes us to hesitate or diverge from the path and that is the unknown something within us that Whitman writes about.
Whitman also asks, "What have you thought of yourself? Is it you then that thought yourself less? Is it you that thought the President greater than you? or the rich better off than you? or the educated wiser than you?" Again, Whitman confronts the problems of all time, asking the questions that we all silently consider but do not voice. The same questions that the character of Quentin must wonder about in Paper Towns.
Again, I must say that Paper Towns by John Green and Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman are two perfect examples of literature, both modern and historic. They are truly incomparable and capture the questions of our own existence in a very fluid manner.
I also commend John Green on his excellent job of combining a true classic with his witty and comical style.


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Peak, K. Kealy; Duncan, Kathleen E.; Luna, Vicki A.; King, Debra S.; McCarthy, Peter J.; Cannons, Andrew C. (2011). "Bacillus Strains Most Closely Related to Bacillus nealsonii Are Not Effectively Circumscribed within the Taxonomic Species Definition". International Journal of Microbiology. 2011: 1–13. doi:10.1155/2011/673136. ISSN 1687-918X.
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Oct. 31, 2014 8:00 a.m.
Thirty-two year old father and small-scale farmer Matteus Clement is running for the Cobble Hill area director seat at the Cowichan Valley Regional District with the next generation firmly in mind.
"I'm running because I think it's important to have a voice at the table at the CVRD of someone Tom Hockin, candidate Matteus Clement, candidate with a young family," Clement said. "I'm a young guy with a family who wants to pave the way for the next generation of families in the Cowichan Valley.
There are challenges facing those who want to make their futures in the Valley, he said, particularly for young families, many of whom are struggling to make it because good jobs can be tough to find.
"We need to look at what the next 20, 30 years look like and a lot of the decisions that I want to make are long term decisions," he said.
Issues in Cobble Hill include water and contaminated soil, but Valley-wide issues are also important to keep in focus Clement said.
Encouraging the development of the IT sector is one possibility, he said, and he's in favour of North Cowichan mayoral candidate Damir Wallener's idea of developing a technology park.
Clement's professional experience owning a communications company is also a big strength he brings to the table, he said.
"There's a lack of communication," he said. "We could really nip a lot of issues in the bud if we had more effective communication."
If elected, he plans to hold once a month community meetings in the area, and would also like to see multi-area meetings, as some issues don't stop at boundaries.


The Muppets Take Manhattan: The Original Sound Track contains all of the songs from the movie, as well as several portions of dialogue and background score. This album reached #204 on Billboard's Bubbling Under the Top LP's chart. It was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children, but lost to Where the Sidewalk Ends.
This is the only Muppet movie soundtrack that has not yet been released on CD.
The score was nominated for an Oscar in 1985 for Best Original Song Score. It lost to Purple Rain.


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We want you to grow in your understanding of God's love for you and be able to share that love with others.
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Once you learn how to walk out your faith, it is your job to live it out in the real world. We believe that you can be transformed by learning to walk with the Holy Spirit.
We value worship in all its abstract forms for its ability to unveil the glory and goodness of God. We long for daily worship and the gathering of the Saints.
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Seven thousand invitations have been sent to residents in the State's South East, inviting participation in the process to determine the future management of the region's drainage network.
Sustainability, Environment and Conservation Minister Ian Hunter is encouraging interested parties to be part of the Community Panel that will consider the evidence, explore options and deliver recommendations on the future plans for the network.
"This is a wonderful opportunity for the South East community to play a major role in the future of this significant infrastructure asset," Mr Hunter said.
The Community Panel will follow a citizens' jury model and will hear evidence from all interested parties in the community. At the completion of the process the panel will deliver its recommendations to the South East Natural Resources Management Board to provide to the Government.
Mr Hunter said well-respected research organisation New Democracy had been contracted by the SE NRM to coordinate the community panel process.
"Once people have registered their interest, a randomised process will be undertaken to finalise the Panel. The membership will reflect the profile of the South East community including age and gender. It will be representative of a range of occupations and be geographically spread.
"This is a community driven process that will investigate funding models to maintain the important South East drainage network now and into the future.
"The State Government has committed more than $2 million per year to help maintain the drainage system, but more is required to ensure the ageing infrastructure is maintained to an adequate standard.
"To date we have not been able to resolve the issue of the ongoing funding arrangements so we are taking a different approach to make sure the community has a say in developing options.
"We want South Australians to be involved in decisions which affect them. The Community Panel will give the South East community significant input and influence in solving this issue.
"I urge those who receive an invitation to register their interest. The management of the drainage network is important to all residents of the South East region, be it though agriculture, tourism, or the wider benefits this brings to the regional economy," Mr Hunter said.
Further information about the selection process, how the panel will function, and a time line for the Community Panel meetings can be found at http://www.newdemocracy.com.au/our-work.
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Streetwalker, client fight inside Dubai taxi
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Hamza M Sengendo, Staff Reporter
A streetwalker and her client exchanged blows inside a moving taxi when she hesitated after pocketing Dhs2, 000 and demanded Dhs500 more.
The Arab woman, 21, and man, 25, were referred to the Dubai Criminal Court on Sunday. She was charged with streetwalking. The man faces the charge of beating her and stealing her two mobile phones and Dhs500.
The woman refuted the streetwalking allegation and her lawyer asked for to prepare her defence. The man did not show up. The jury adjourned the hearing till May.17.
A Yemeni corporal said he was dispatched to the scene in Al Jadaf after the woman contacted police claiming she was inside a taxi when a man she did not know entered and started directing the cabbie to his residence.
She claimed he held her arm as the taxi moved. When she resisted he beat her and the cabbie pulled over. He snatched her valuables and fled.
"Surveillance footage showed they were together at the hotel's night club.
"They hailed the taxi together," said the corporal. "I confronted her with the footage. She revealed she agreed to be with him but did not initially set the amount she wanted. They disputed over the amount in the taxi.
"On his part, the man revealed she had agreed to take Dhs2, 000. While inside the taxi she demanded Dhs500 more and refused to return the Dhs2, 000.
"They had a heated argument during which she slapped his face.
"He seized her, punched her back and took her mobiles and Dhs500 then fled. Both told me they were under the influence of alcohol." The corporal said she told him she had been streetwalking in the country for long.
The cabbie said both stopped him and told him to take them to another. "They started arguing on the way. I saw the man slapping the woman in the face before punching her face, head and back. I parked and called the police."
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Man warned against vow to butcher wife
A husband who beat, insulted and threatened to slaughter his wife following a spate of marital wrangles has been let off with a warning from the Appeals Court.
Investor knocks out salesman over insult
An investor who broke a salesman's teeth during a fracas in a restaurant washroom has convinced the Appeals Court to halve his prison term.
GCC suspects in the dock for attempted murder
The Dubai Criminal Court on Sunday looked into the case of six GCC suspects, including a woman, who was charged with attempted murder of a compatriot. The suspects reportedly kidnapped the victim and drugged and stabbed him because he befriended the daughter of the family who fled the house.
Man cons businessman out of Dhs275,000
An elderly salesman duped a businessman into paying Dhs275, 000 to rent a shop inside a Dubai mall, a jury heard on Monday.
Dejected Sharjah parents speak of their missing son Pervez, search continues
Sharjah Police have appealed to members of the society via their social networking platforms in Arabic and English for anyone who has information about the missing Indian boy, Mohammad Parvez, to contact on these numbers (80040 or 06-5943210).