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Vtiger_Edit_Js("Products_Edit_Js",{

},{
	baseCurrency : '',

	baseCurrencyName : '',
	//Container which stores the multi currency element
	multiCurrencyContainer : false,

	//Container which stores unit price
	unitPrice : false,

	/**
	 * Function to get unit price
	 */
	getUnitPrice : function(){
		if(this.unitPrice == false) {
			this.unitPrice = jQuery('input.unitPrice',this.getForm());
		}
		return this.unitPrice;
	},

	/**
	 * Function to get more currencies container
	 */
	getMoreCurrenciesContainer : function(){
		if(this.multiCurrencyContainer == false) {
			this.multiCurrencyContainer = jQuery('.multiCurrencyEditUI');
		}
		return this.multiCurrencyContainer;
	},

	/**
	 * Function which aligns data just below global search element
	 */
	alignBelowUnitPrice : function(dataToAlign) {
		var parentElem = jQuery('input[name="unit_price"]',this.getForm());
		dataToAlign.position({
			'of' : parentElem,
			'my': "left top",
			'at': "left bottom",
			'collision' : 'flip'
		});
		return this;
	},

	/**
	 * Function to get current Element
	 */
	getCurrentElem : function(e){
		return jQuery(e.currentTarget);
	},
	/**
	 *Function to register events for taxes
	 */
	registerEventForTaxes : function(){
		var thisInstance = this;
		var formElem = this.getForm();
		jQuery('.taxes').on('change',function(e){
			var elem = thisInstance.getCurrentElem(e);
			var taxBox  = elem.data('taxName');
			if(elem.is(':checked')) {
				jQuery('input[name='+taxBox+']',formElem).removeClass('hide').show();
			}else{
				jQuery('input[name='+taxBox+']',formElem).addClass('hide');
			}

		});
		return this;
	},

	/**
	 * Function to register event for enabling base currency on radio button clicked
	 */
	registerEventForEnableBaseCurrency : function(){
		var container = this.getMoreCurrenciesContainer();
		var thisInstance = this;
		jQuery(container).on('change','.baseCurrency',function(e){
			var elem = thisInstance.getCurrentElem(e);
			var parentElem = elem.closest('tr');
			if(elem.is(':checked')) {
				var convertedPrice = jQuery('.convertedPrice',parentElem).val();
				thisInstance.baseCurrencyName = parentElem.data('currencyId');
				thisInstance.baseCurrency = convertedPrice;
			}
		});
		return this;
	},

	/**
	 * Function to register event for reseting the currencies
	 */
	registerEventForResetCurrency : function(){
		var container = this.getMoreCurrenciesContainer();
		var thisInstance = this;
		jQuery(container).on('click','.currencyReset',function(e){
			var parentElem = thisInstance.getCurrentElem(e).closest('tr');
			var unitPriceFieldData = thisInstance.getUnitPrice().data();
			var unitPrice = thisInstance.getDataBaseFormatUnitPrice();
			var conversionRate = jQuery('.conversionRate',parentElem).val();
			var price = parseFloat(unitPrice) * parseFloat(conversionRate);
			var userPreferredDecimalPlaces = unitPriceFieldData.numberOfDecimalPlaces;
			price = price.toFixed(userPreferredDecimalPlaces);
			var calculatedPrice = price.toString().replace('.',unitPriceFieldData.decimalSeparator);
			jQuery('.convertedPrice',parentElem).val(calculatedPrice);
		});
		return this;
	},

	/**
	 *  Function to return stripped unit price
	 */
		getDataBaseFormatUnitPrice : function(){
			var field = this.getUnitPrice();
			var unitPrice = field.val();
			if(unitPrice == ''){
				unitPrice = 0;
			}else{
				var fieldData = field.data();
				//As replace is doing replace of single occurence and using regex
				//replace has a problem with meta characters  like (.,$),so using split and join
				var strippedValue = unitPrice.split(fieldData.groupSeparator);
				strippedValue = strippedValue.join("");
				strippedValue = strippedValue.replace(fieldData.decimalSeparator, '.');
				unitPrice = strippedValue;
			}
			return unitPrice;
		},

    calculateConversionRate : function() {
        var container = this.getMoreCurrenciesContainer();
        var baseCurrencyRow = container.find('.baseCurrency').filter(':checked').closest('tr');
        var baseCurrencyConvestationRate = baseCurrencyRow.find('.conversionRate');
        //if basecurrency has conversation rate as 1 then you dont have caliculate conversation rate
        if(baseCurrencyConvestationRate.val() == "1") {
            return;
        }
        var baseCurrencyRatePrevValue = baseCurrencyConvestationRate.val();

        container.find('.conversionRate').each(function(key,domElement) {
            var element = jQuery(domElement);
            if(!element.is(baseCurrencyConvestationRate)){
                var prevValue = element.val();
                element.val((prevValue/baseCurrencyRatePrevValue));
            }
        });
        baseCurrencyConvestationRate.val("1");
    },
	/**
	 * Function to register event for enabling currency on checkbox checked
	 */

	registerEventForEnableCurrency : function(){
		var container = this.getMoreCurrenciesContainer();
		var thisInstance = this;
		jQuery(container).on('change','.enableCurrency',function(e){
			var elem = thisInstance.getCurrentElem(e);
			var parentRow = elem.closest('tr');

			if(elem.is(':checked')) {
				elem.attr('checked',"checked");
				var conversionRate = jQuery('.conversionRate',parentRow).val();
				var unitPriceFieldData = thisInstance.getUnitPrice().data();
				var unitPrice = thisInstance.getDataBaseFormatUnitPrice();
				var price = parseFloat(unitPrice)*parseFloat(conversionRate);
				jQuery('input',parentRow).attr('disabled', true).removeAttr('disabled');
				jQuery('button.currencyReset', parentRow).attr('disabled', true).removeAttr('disabled');
				var userPreferredDecimalPlaces = unitPriceFieldData.numberOfDecimalPlaces;
				price = price.toFixed(userPreferredDecimalPlaces);
				var calculatedPrice = price.toString().replace('.',unitPriceFieldData.decimalSeparator);
				jQuery('input.convertedPrice',parentRow).val(calculatedPrice)
			}else{
				jQuery('input',parentRow).attr('disabled', true);
				jQuery('input.enableCurrency',parentRow).removeAttr('disabled');
				jQuery('button.currencyReset', parentRow).attr('disabled', 'disabled');
				var baseCurrency = jQuery('.baseCurrency', parentRow);
				if(baseCurrency.is(':checked')){
					baseCurrency.removeAttr('checked');
				}
			}
		})
		return this;
	},

	/**
	 * Function to get more currencies UI
	 */
	getMoreCurrenciesUI : function(){
		var aDeferred = jQuery.Deferred();
		var moduleName = app.getModuleName();
		var baseCurrency = jQuery('input[name="base_currency"]').val();
		var recordId = jQuery('input[name="record"]').val();
		var moreCurrenciesContainer = jQuery('#moreCurrenciesContainer');
		moreCurrenciesUi = moreCurrenciesContainer.find('.multiCurrencyEditUI');
		var moreCurrenciesUi;

		if(moreCurrenciesUi.length == 0){
			var moreCurrenciesParams = {
				'module' : moduleName,
				'view' : "MoreCurrenciesList",
				'currency' : baseCurrency,
				'record' : recordId
			}

			AppConnector.request(moreCurrenciesParams).then(
				function(data){
					moreCurrenciesContainer.html(data);
					aDeferred.resolve(data);
				},
				function(textStatus, errorThrown){
					aDeferred.reject(textStatus, errorThrown);
				}
			);
		} else{
			aDeferred.resolve();
		}
		return aDeferred.promise();
	},

	/*
	 * function to register events for more currencies link
	 */
	registerEventForMoreCurrencies : function(){
		var thisInstance = this;
		var form = this.getForm();
		jQuery('#moreCurrencies').on('click',function(e){
			var progressInstance = jQuery.progressIndicator();
			thisInstance.getMoreCurrenciesUI().then(function(data){
				var moreCurrenciesUi;
				moreCurrenciesUi = jQuery('#moreCurrenciesContainer').find('.multiCurrencyEditUI');
				if(moreCurrenciesUi.length > 0){
					moreCurrenciesUi = moreCurrenciesUi.clone(true,true);
					progressInstance.hide();
					var css = {'text-align' : 'left','width':'65%'};
					var callback = function(data){
						var params = app.validationEngineOptions;
						var form = data.find('#currencyContainer');
						params.onValidationComplete = function(form, valid){
							if(valid) {
								thisInstance.saveCurrencies();
							}
							return false;
						}
						form.validationEngine(params);
						app.showScrollBar(data.find('.currencyContent'), {'height':'400px'});
						thisInstance.baseCurrency = thisInstance.getUnitPrice().val();
						var multiCurrencyEditUI = jQuery('.multiCurrencyEditUI');
						thisInstance.multiCurrencyContainer = multiCurrencyEditUI;
                        thisInstance.calculateConversionRate();
						thisInstance.registerEventForEnableCurrency().registerEventForEnableBaseCurrency()
											.registerEventForResetCurrency().triggerForBaseCurrencyCalc();
					}
                    var moreCurrenciesContainer = jQuery('#moreCurrenciesContainer').find('.multiCurrencyEditUI');
					var contentInsideForm = moreCurrenciesUi.find('.multiCurrencyContainer').html();
					moreCurrenciesUi.find('.multiCurrencyContainer').remove();
					var form = '<form id="currencyContainer"></form>'
					jQuery(form).insertAfter(moreCurrenciesUi.find('.modal-header'));
					moreCurrenciesUi.find('form').html(contentInsideForm);
                    moreCurrenciesContainer.find('input[name^=curname]').each(function(index,element){
                    	var dataValue = jQuery(element).val();
                        var dataId = jQuery(element).attr('id');
                        moreCurrenciesUi.find('#'+dataId).val(dataValue);
                    });

					var modalWindowParams = {
						data : moreCurrenciesUi,
						css : css,
						cb : callback
					}
					app.showModalWindow(modalWindowParams)
				}
			})
		});
	},
	/**
	 * Function to calculate base currency price value if unit
	 * present on click of more currencies
	 */
	triggerForBaseCurrencyCalc : function(){
		var multiCurrencyEditUI = this.getMoreCurrenciesContainer();
		var baseCurrency = multiCurrencyEditUI.find('.enableCurrency');
		jQuery.each(baseCurrency,function(key,val){
			if(jQuery(val).is(':checked')){
				var baseCurrencyRow = jQuery(val).closest('tr');
                if(parseFloat(baseCurrencyRow.find('.convertedPrice').val()) == 0) {
                	baseCurrencyRow.find('.currencyReset').trigger('click');
                }
			} else {
				var baseCurrencyRow = jQuery(val).closest('tr');
                baseCurrencyRow.find('.convertedPrice').val('');
            }
		})
	},

	/**
	 * Function to register onchange event for unit price
	 */
	registerEventForUnitPrice : function(){
		var thisInstance = this;
		var unitPrice = this.getUnitPrice();
		unitPrice.on('change',function(){
			thisInstance.triggerForBaseCurrencyCalc();
		})
	},

	registerRecordPreSaveEvent : function(form) {
		var thisInstance = this;
		if(typeof form == 'undefined') {
			form = this.getForm();
		}

		form.on(Vtiger_Edit_Js.recordPreSave, function(e, data) {
			var multiCurrencyContent = jQuery('#moreCurrenciesContainer').find('.currencyContent');
			var unitPrice = thisInstance.getUnitPrice();
			if((multiCurrencyContent.length < 1) && (unitPrice.length > 0)){
				e.preventDefault();
				thisInstance.getMoreCurrenciesUI().then(function(data){
					thisInstance.preSaveConfigOfForm(form);
					form.submit();
				})
			}else if(multiCurrencyContent.length > 0){
				thisInstance.preSaveConfigOfForm(form);
			}
		})
	},

	/**
	 * Function to handle settings before save of record
	 */
	preSaveConfigOfForm : function(form) {
		var unitPrice = this.getUnitPrice();
		if(unitPrice.length > 0){
			var unitPriceValue = unitPrice.val();
			var baseCurrencyName = form.find('[name="base_currency"]').val();
			form.find('[name="'+ baseCurrencyName +'"]').val(unitPriceValue);
			form.find('#requstedUnitPrice').attr('name',baseCurrencyName).val(unitPriceValue);
		}
	},

	saveCurrencies : function(){
		var thisInstance = this;
		var errorMessage,params;
		var form = jQuery('#currencyContainer');
		var editViewForm = thisInstance.getForm();
		var modalContainer = jQuery('#globalmodal');
		var enabledBaseCurrency = modalContainer.find('.enableCurrency').filter(':checked');
		if(enabledBaseCurrency.length < 1){
			errorMessage = app.vtranslate('JS_PLEASE_SELECT_BASE_CURRENCY_FOR_PRODUCT');
			params = {
				text: errorMessage,
				'type':'error'
			};
			Vtiger_Helper_Js.showMessage(params);
			form.removeData('submit');
			return;
		}
		enabledBaseCurrency.attr('checked',"checked");
		modalContainer.find('.enableCurrency').filter(":not(:checked)").removeAttr('checked');
		var selectedBaseCurrency = modalContainer.find('.baseCurrency').filter(':checked');
		if(selectedBaseCurrency.length < 1){
			errorMessage = app.vtranslate('JS_PLEASE_ENABLE_BASE_CURRENCY_FOR_PRODUCT');
			params = {
				text: errorMessage,
				'type':'error'
			};
			Vtiger_Helper_Js.showMessage(params);
			form.removeData('submit');
			return;
		}
		selectedBaseCurrency.attr('checked',"checked");
		modalContainer.find('.baseCurrency').filter(":not(:checked)").removeAttr('checked');
		var parentElem = selectedBaseCurrency.closest('tr');
		var convertedPrice = jQuery('.convertedPrice',parentElem).val();
		thisInstance.baseCurrencyName = parentElem.data('currencyId');
		thisInstance.baseCurrency = convertedPrice;

		thisInstance.getUnitPrice().val(thisInstance.baseCurrency);
		jQuery('input[name="base_currency"]',editViewForm).val(thisInstance.baseCurrencyName);

		var savedValuesOfMultiCurrency = modalContainer.find('.currencyContent').html();
		var moreCurrenciesContainer = jQuery('#moreCurrenciesContainer');
		moreCurrenciesContainer.find('.currencyContent').html(savedValuesOfMultiCurrency);
        modalContainer.find('input[name^=curname]').each(function(index,element){
        	var dataValue = jQuery(element).val();
            var dataId = jQuery(element).attr('id');
            moreCurrenciesContainer.find('.currencyContent').find('#'+dataId).val(dataValue);
        });
		app.hideModalWindow();
	},

	registerSubmitEvent: function() {
		var editViewForm = this.getForm();

		editViewForm.submit(function(e){
			if((editViewForm.find('[name="existingImages"]').length >= 1) || (editViewForm.find('[name="imagename[]"]').length > 1)){
				jQuery.fn.MultiFile.disableEmpty(); // before submiting the form - See more at: http://www.fyneworks.com/jquery/multiple-file-upload/#sthash.UTGHmNv3.dpuf
			}
			//Form should submit only once for multiple clicks also
			if(typeof editViewForm.data('submit') != "undefined") {
				return false;
			} else {
				var module = jQuery(e.currentTarget).find('[name="module"]').val();
				if(editViewForm.validationEngine('validate')) {
					//Once the form is submiting add data attribute to that form element
					editViewForm.data('submit', 'true');
						//on submit form trigger the recordPreSave event
						var recordPreSaveEvent = jQuery.Event(Vtiger_Edit_Js.recordPreSave);
						editViewForm.trigger(recordPreSaveEvent, {'value' : 'edit'});
						if(recordPreSaveEvent.isDefaultPrevented()) {
							//If duplicate record validation fails, form should submit again
							editViewForm.removeData('submit');
							e.preventDefault();
						}
				} else {
					//If validation fails, form should submit again
					editViewForm.removeData('submit');
					// to avoid hiding of error message under the fixed nav bar
					app.formAlignmentAfterValidation(editViewForm);
				}
			}
		});
	},

	registerEvents : function(){
		this._super();
		this.registerEventForMoreCurrencies();
		this.registerEventForTaxes();
		this.registerEventForUnitPrice();
		this.registerRecordPreSaveEvent();
	}
})


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Marietta Gullotti (* 19. Juli 1931 in Bern) ist eine Schweizer Malerin.

Leben und Wirken
1951 erwarb Marietta Gullotti das Lehrerpatent, ab 1957 besuchte sie die Kunstgewerbeschule Bern, das Gravuren-Atelier bei Stanley William Hayter (Atelier 17) in Paris gefolgt von der Malschule Max Rudolf von Mühlenen in Bern. In den Jahren 1961 bis 1963 erhielt sie je ein Eidgenössisches Kunststipendium.

Mehrere Aufenthalte in Afrika, Fernost, Indien, Süd- und Mittelamerika sowie im Sinai beeinflussten ihr Werk. Die meisten ihrer Werke sind Zeichnungen und Gemälde und betreffen Landschaften und Portraits. Das Exotische zieht die Aufmerksamkeit von Marietta Gullotti auf sich, bei den Portraits sind es hauptsächlich Kinder und Frauen. Sie arbeitete längere Zeit als Reiseleiterin und Mallehrerin für renommierte Veranstalter.

Aus der Vernissagerede 2019: «Marietta Gullotti versteht sich als Dienerin an der Malerei, an den Menschen, an der Landschaft. Sie versucht dem Wesen der Dinge, die sie sieht und fotografiert hat, auf den Grund zu kommen und es in Farbe und Form auszudrücken. Oder auch nur in Form: die Zeichnungen zeigen deutlich, mit welcher Sorgfalt und Präzision Marietta Gullotti ihre Wahrnehmung auf das Papier bringt. Ihre Zeichnungen haben nichts Skizzenhaftes an sich, sondern sind vollständig komponierte und ausgearbeitete Werke, die das Wesen der Dinge und Menschen genauso wiedergeben wie die Gemälde.»

Ausstellungen (Auszug)
 1961: Schweizerische Kunstausstellung im Kunstmuseum Luzern
 1963 Stipendiatenausstellung Aargauer Kunsthaus
 1973: «I am not Uncle Tom» in der Städtischen Galerie in Bern
 1980 Ausstellung in der «Galerie zur Ringmauer», Murten
 1984: Einzelausstellung «Galerie Ringmauer» in Murten
 2001: Einzelausstellung im «Forum Rubigen»
 2018: «Die Schülerinnen der Malschule Max von Mühlenen» in der Galerie ArchivArte in Bern
 2019: Einzelausstellung in der Galerie ArchivArte in Bern.

Weblinks

 Website von Marietta Gullotti

Maler (Schweiz)
Zeichner (Schweiz)
Schweizer
Geboren 1931
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Landscape Arch is in the Devils Garden section of Arches National Park. It is a natural arch eroded in Entrada sandstone. Arc natural arches are considered old and near the end of their life cycle. In its thinnest section, the arch is only 6 feet thick, yet it supports a span of rock 290 feet long.


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Mike Hodges and Steve Garner with an 80- horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine originally used to power a cotton gin in Gurley. The machine is now a working display at the Piney Chapel Antique Engine and Tractor Association showgrounds in Athens.
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An old tractor or hit-and-miss engine collecting rust in a briar patch might seem like scrap iron to some, but to others, it's like finding treasure.
Mike Hodges and Steve Garner of Athens are among treasure seekers who love restoring rusty farm equipment. Instead of wondering how much an old tractor or engine would fetch at a metal recycler, the pair ponder how long it will take to get it running again.
"Farmers who like John Deere machines say their blood runs green. Those who like International Harvesters say their blood runs red. Steve and I say ours runs rust," Hodges quipped.
Hodges and Garner take pride in the many tractors and hit-and-miss engines they've saved from the scrap yard. Hit-and-miss engines are motors that ran everything from washing machines and ice cream makers to cotton gins and grist mills before electrical power lines came to rural areas. The engines were typically powered by gasoline and were named for the sputtering sound they make.
"We like it when we pull an old tractor out of the weeds or a barn and it's in really bad shape and someone says it's too far gone and nothing but junk," Garner said. "We found one old tractor covered in rust that didn't even have wheels on it. Everybody told us it couldn't be saved. A couple of weeks later, we had it running."
The pair also enjoy recruiting others to the hobby of antique engine and tractor collecting. However, they preface recruitment speeches with a warning that collecting old farm engines and tractors is addictive.
"It's easy to get hooked," Garner said. "You get one engine or tractor, and then you want another and another after that. Pretty soon, your shop is full, and you're having to build more storage space."
Garner owns seven tractors. Hodges has 14 hit-and-miss engines and 11 tractors, including a 1919 Fordson believed to be the first gasoline-powered tractor in Limestone County.
The restoration fanatics said attending a show where enthusiasts gather to display machinery is a good way to learn about collecting antique engines and tractors.
Garner is president and Hodges is a director of the Piney Chapel Antique Engine and Tractor Association, which organizes the Piney Chapel American Farm and Heritage Days the first Friday and Saturday in August. This year's show is Aug. 2-3 at 20147 Elkton Road, Athens.
It features displays of antique tractors and engines; steam-powered and horse-drawn farm equipment; and vintage cars and trucks. Activities include live entertainment, a fish fry Friday and competitions such as a slow-tractor race, a pedal tractor pull for children and a skillet toss for ladies Saturday. Concessions, arts-and-crafts displays and parts vendors are open both days. Activities begin at 7 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Admission is free. Parking is $5.
"We have people from all over the country who plan their vacation around our show," Garner said. "They come here with their family. A lot of them bring a tractor or engine, but some just come to see the equipment and talk to the exhibitors. When they see the old equipment operating, it brings back a lot of memories for the older people. For the younger people, it is an opportunity to see the machinery their parents, grandparents and great-grandparents used. It gives them a better understanding of what life was like before the technology of today."
Garner said antique engine and tractor collecting is a hobby almost anyone can afford.
"You can spend just a little money to get started, or you can spend a whole lot of money," Garner said. "Hit-and-miss engines start at under $500. Some tractors can be found for under $2,000. You can also spend $10,000; $20,000; or even $30,000 for a really rare tractor."
Hodges said a low-cost way to start the hobby is with an old lawn tractor.
"You start out with lawn tractors or hit-and-miss engines and work your way up to small garden tractors and then the big farm tractors," Hodges said.
Garner said antique engine and tractor enthusiasts eagerly welcome newcomers to the hobby.
"We don't have any secrets," he said. "We always help one another. Mike is a walking encyclopedia of antique tractor and engine knowledge. People are constantly calling him for help to make a repair or find parts. We're like a big family when it comes to helping anyone."
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The New King James Version® is a modernization of the King James Version of 1611. It preserves the KJV's dignified style but replaces words and expressions no longer easily understood.
This is Cambridge's first Bible in this increasingly popular translation. It is a center-column reference Bible in the established Pitt Minion format. The NKJV Pitt Minion Reference Bible is compact, yet its type is still large enough to read comfortably. It features red-letter text and includes full cross-references, a concordance, and color maps. Printed in the Netherlands on high-quality India paper, it is Smyth-sewn and bound in a choice of fine leathers, including goatskin.
I read a lot about this little Bible before getting it. Mark Bertrand\'s site was very helpful, but I also read more user reviews elsewhere that were fairly critical of the small print. I had fortunately taken a look at an NASB Pitt Minion at a local store before purchasing this, and thus wasn\'t surprised at the size–it\'s perfect. I don\'t have any problems reading the type (but I am also younger). This will make a great daily reader, traveler, and church Bible (rather than lugging a behemoth). I will continue to study from a larger Bible, however, since the margins in this Bible leave little room for notes.
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Straight out of the box, the feel was majestic! Beautifully bound, it laid flat on the table for my first reading. Weeks later, the Bible increasingly feels better in my hands. The print is a little small for public reading, but is excellent for personal devotional reading.
This Bible is great for what\'s meant for…moving.
The Cambridge Pitt Minion NKJV is a very nice Bible, but it's definitely not perfect as some would have you believe. There's two problems that I have with this Bible: one, it's not as big as the pictures make the Bible appear. The pictures sort of gives the impression that it's a regular sized thinline Bible. It's not. I know the dimensions are posted on the web site, but I wish it was just a little bigger. And two, the paper curls up around the edges after only being open for about 2 minutes. I think I've seen cheaper Bibles with better paper than this one. If you're not careful you'll close the Bible on one of the curled up pages and bend them. Before closing the Bible I have to flatten the pages out.
Other than these two issues, I really like this Bible. Perhaps if there was an alternative I would return and buy another Bible, but I think this one is the best of the best for it's size. Lord willing Schuyler Bibles will produce a thinner NKJV that's suitable for carrying. I have the first print of the Schulyer NKJV and I think it's the best Bible available, but it's too big to carry everywhere I go. So the Cambridge Pitt Minion NKJV it is!
I had previously owned the calf split version and loved it. It didn't take long to break in. This time, I went for the black goat skin and it's truly a gem! Not the same supple feel you get with an Allan, but plenty flexible for laying flat right out of the box. The card under the liner would be the reason for the stiffness. In all truth, for the purpose I use a Pitt, a leather lined may not be the best choice. Regardless, I love it as is. The art guild is Cambridge beautiful as always. Several reviews stated the black goat had only one ribbon. However mine came with two beautiful and bright red ribbons. I would highly recommend a Pitt Minion to anyone wanting a small, portable and complete Bible!!!
This NKJV is my third Pitt Minion, along with an NASB and an NIV84. My 3 sons will inherit these. The quality is top-notch right out of the box. I've had others ask about another Pitt and say, "Is that the whole Bible?" Yes, and the size is perfect for travel or carrying. But more than that, EVB's service is just phenomenal. I ordered this at 4 PM Eastern on 11/21, and it showed up today, 11/24. Essentially 2 days mail time, since Thanksgiving is sandwiched in there. Amazing. I've purchased 5-6 Bibles from EVB. If the service was poor, I'd still buy from them, since the quality is outstanding. Combined with awesome service, you cannot go wrong. Waiting on the Messianic NIV Schuyler that's soon to come out!!
Someone once (jokingly) defined mixed emotions as watching your mother drive off a cliff in your brand new Ferrari. This is kind of how I feel about my new Cambridge Pitt Minion NKJV in black goatskin. I can certainly attest and agree with every positive review made of this little bible. The binding, red under gold gilt, ink, India paper, references, concordance, and maps are truly excellent. But we've come to expect that from Cambridge, haven't we? My biggest complaint is the terribly small 6.75pt Lexicon No. 1 font Cambridge selected. I must be honest here – I cannot claim that I was unaware of the small font used in the Pitt Minions. I had read and re-read many Pitt Minion reviews both on evangelical.com and elsewhere, and so I was well apprised of the small font of these bibles. But I was so hoping that I would be one of those who could claim that the small font is no problem. Well, if I were 30 or 40 years younger, the small font probably would not be a problem. But I am rapidly approaching my threescore and ten, and my eyes just aren't what they used to be. However, in all fairness to Cambridge, if I wear my spectacles and read in adequate light, the small font is not much of a problem at all. All of my bibles (Thomas Nelson NKJV Open Bible, Schuyler Quentel NKJV, Schuyler Quentel NIV, Schuyler Canterbury KJV) are truly marvelous and wonderful for reading at home where I can hold them comfortably in my lap. But they are rather heavy and somewhat burdensome to carry to church. Since I received my Pitt Minion, I have taken it to church and Sabbath school class several times and it has been wonderful! Small, easy to carry, and, because I wasn't reading more than one or two chapters at church, it was a real pleasure to have with me. And I absolutely love being able to hold the open Pitt Minion comfortably in one hand for extended periods of time without growing tired. But that small font! Couldn't Cambridge have used an 8pt font in the Pitt Minion? It then would have probably been about the same size as a Cambridge Cameo, which is probably the most perfectly sized bible in the world. I recently pre-ordered from evangelicalbible.com the soon-to-be-published Schuyler Personal Size Quentel NKJV in 8.5pt font in hopes that it will serve me well both at home and at church. So this is my dilemma – what do I do with this beautiful little Pitt Minion? Shall I keep it and make it my exclusive church bible, or give it to someone with stronger eyesight (like one of my children)? Would I buy it again? For myself, probably not. Would I recommend it to others? Absolutely! Even with the small font, the Cambridge Pitt Minion is a truly exquisite bible. Talk about mixed emotions!


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Gorsko Ablanovo () is a village in northern Bulgaria. It is located in Opaka Municipality in Targovishte Province.

Population
Gorsko Ablanovo has suffered from the general population decline that has affected the whole country.

History
On August 24, 1877, in between Gorsko Ablanovo and Katselovo there was a major battle of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-78. The Ottoman forces commanded by Mehmed Ali Pasha and Sabit Pasha, consisted of about 27,000 soldiers, 50 cannons with reserves of 12,500 soldiers and 31 guns and outnumbered the Russian troops commanded by Crown Prince Alexander Alexandrovich and Major-General Alexei Timofeev who had 10 battalions and 50 guns. The Ottoman army won the battle but not the war. The Russian losses were 1301 killed and wounded, the Ottoman losses are unknown.

Eventually the area was liberated from Ottoman control which led to the Treaty of Berlin, which in turn was instrumental in creating the Principality of Bulgaria which, in 1908, officially declared independence and formed the Kingdom of Bulgaria after 512 years of Ottoman rule.

Today the area around Gorsko Ablanovo is a mixture of forests and farmland, the climate is temperate, with cold snowy winters and hot dry summers.

References

Villages in Targovishte Province


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package com.erc.dal;

import android.text.TextUtils;

import com.erc.dal.upgrade.DBConfig;

import java.lang.reflect.Field;
import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
 * Created by einar on 8/6/2015.
 */
public class QueryBuilder {

    public static void setID(Entity entity, DBOperations dbOperations, DBConfig dbConfig) {
        try {
            Field[] fields = entity.getClass().getDeclaredFields();
            for (Field field : fields) {
                if (field.isAnnotationPresent(PrimaryKey.class)) {
                    long id = generateId(entity, dbOperations, dbConfig);
                    if (field.getType().equals(String.class)) {
                        field.set(entity, Util.fillRight(Long.toString(id), Constant.LENGTH_TEXT_ID, '0'));
                    } else {
                        field.set(entity, id);
                    }
                    break;
                }
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error: setID", e);
        }
    }

    private static long generateId(Entity entity, DBOperations db, DBConfig dbConfig) {
        String nameId = getPrimaryKey(entity).getName();
        Object calculatedValue = db.calculate(entity.getClass(), Aggregation.max(nameId), dbConfig);
        return (calculatedValue == null ? 0 : (long) calculatedValue) + 1;
    }

    public static Pair getPrimaryKey(Entity entity) {
        boolean existPrimaryKey = false;
        Pair pair = null;
        try {
            Field[] fields = entity.getClass().getDeclaredFields();
            for (Field field : fields) {
                if (field.isAnnotationPresent(PrimaryKey.class)) {
                    pair = new Pair();
                    pair.setName(ReflectionHelper.getDataBaseNameOfField(field));
                    pair.setType(field.getType());
                    pair.setValue(Util.getValueFromField(field, entity));
                    existPrimaryKey = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
            if (!existPrimaryKey) {
                Log.e("No Primary Key defined, please add an annotation '@PrimaryKey' on one field inside :" + entity.getClass().getName(), null);
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error: getPrimaryKey", e);
        }
        return pair;
    }

    public static Pair getPrimaryKey(Class classType, Object id) {
        Pair pair = null;
        boolean existPrimaryKey = false;
        try {
            Field[] fields = classType.getDeclaredFields();
            for (Field field : fields) {
                if (field.isAnnotationPresent(PrimaryKey.class)) {
                    pair = new Pair();
                    pair.setName(ReflectionHelper.getDataBaseNameOfField(field));
                    pair.setType(field.getType());
                    pair.setValue(id.toString());
                    existPrimaryKey = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
            if (!existPrimaryKey) {
                Log.e("No Primary Key defined, please add an annotation '@PrimaryKey' on one field inside of " + classType.getName(), null);
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error: getPrimaryKey2", e);
        }
        return pair;
    }

    private static NameValue getNamesValues(Entity entity) {
        ArrayList<String> fields = new ArrayList<String>();
        ArrayList<String> values = new ArrayList<String>();
        try {
            if (entity != null) {
                Field[] allFields = entity.getClass().getDeclaredFields();
                for (Field field : allFields) {
                    if (field.isAnnotationPresent(com.erc.dal.Field.class)) {
                        fields.add(ReflectionHelper.getDataBaseNameOfField(field));
                        if (HelperDataType.hasCuotes(field.getType())) {
                            values.add(Constant.VALUE_QUOTES.replaceFirst(Constant.VALUE, Util.getValueFromField(field, entity)));
                        } else {
                            values.add(Util.getValueFromField(field, entity));
                        }
                    }
                }
            } else {
                Log.e("Error: getNamesValues, entity is null", null);
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error: getNamesValues", e);
        }
        return new NameValue(TextUtils.join(",", fields), TextUtils.join(",", values));
    }

    private static String getPairs(Entity entity) {
        ArrayList<String> pairs = new ArrayList<String>();
        try {
            Field[] allFields = entity.getClass().getDeclaredFields();
            for (Field field : allFields) {
                if (field.isAnnotationPresent(com.erc.dal.Field.class)) {
                    String name = ReflectionHelper.getDataBaseNameOfField(field);
                    if (HelperDataType.hasCuotes(field.getType())) {
                        pairs.add(Constant.PAIR_QUOTE.replaceFirst(Constant.FIELD, name).
                                replaceFirst(Constant.VALUE, Util.getValueFromField(field, entity)));
                    } else {
                        pairs.add(Constant.PAIR.replaceFirst(Constant.FIELD, name).
                                replaceFirst(Constant.VALUE, Util.getValueFromField(field, entity)));
                    }
                }
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error: getPairs", e);
        }
        return TextUtils.join(",", pairs);
    }

    private static String getPairsToCreate(Class entity) {
        ArrayList<String> pairs = new ArrayList<>();
        try {
            Field[] allFields = entity.getDeclaredFields();
            for (Field field : allFields) {
                if (field.isAnnotationPresent(com.erc.dal.Field.class)) {
                    pairs.add(ReflectionHelper.getDataBaseNameOfField(field) + " " + HelperDataType.getDataBaseType(field.getType()));
                }
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error: getPairs", e);
        }
        return TextUtils.join(",", pairs);
    }

    public static String geTableName(Class entity) {
        String res = "";
        try {
            Table table = (Table) entity.getAnnotation(Table.class);
            if (table != null) {
                if (table.name() == null) {
                    res = entity.getSimpleName();
                } else {
                    if (table.name().isEmpty()) {
                        res = entity.getSimpleName();
                    } else {
                        res = table.name();
                    }
                }
            } else {
                Log.e("Make sure that exist the annotation '@Table' on " + entity.getName(), null);
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error: geTableName", e);
        }
        return res;
    }

    public static String getCreateQuery(DBConfig dbConfig, Class type) {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

        String packageName = dbConfig.getContext().getPackageName();

        if (!Util.isNullOrEmpty(dbConfig.getPackageFilter())) {
            packageName = dbConfig.getPackageFilter();
        }

        ArrayList<String> findClassesStartWith = DexFileHelper.findClassesStartWith(packageName);
        for (String className : findClassesStartWith) {
            try {
                Class entity = dbConfig.getContext().getClassLoader().loadClass(className);
                if (entity.isAnnotationPresent(type)) {
                    sb.append(Constant.CREATE.replaceFirst(Constant.TABLE, geTableName(entity)).
                            replaceFirst(Constant.FIELDS, getPairsToCreate(entity)));
                }
            } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
                Log.e("Error findSubClasses.ClassNotFoundException", e);
            }
        }

        return sb.toString();
    }

    public static String getAllQuery(Class entity) {
        String res = "";
        try {
            res = Constant.SELECT_FROM.replaceFirst("%t", geTableName(entity));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error getAllQuery()", e);
        }
        return res;
    }

    public static String getQuery(Class classType, Object id) {
        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        try {
            Pair pair = getPrimaryKey(classType, id);
            if (pair != null) {
                sb.append(Constant.SELECT_FROM);
                sb.append(Constant.WHERE);
                sb.append(pair.toString());
                sb.append(Constant.SEMICOLON);
                String table = geTableName(classType);
                return sb.toString().replaceAll(Constant.TABLE, table);
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error getQuery()", e);
        }
        return null;
    }

    public static String getQueryRemove(Class entity, Object id) {
        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        try {
            Pair pair = getPrimaryKey(entity, id);
            if (pair != null) {
                sb.append(Constant.DELETE.replaceFirst(Constant.KEYS, pair.toString()));
                String table = geTableName(entity);
                return sb.toString().replaceAll(Constant.TABLE, table);
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error getQueryRemove()", e);
        }
        return null;
    }

    public static String getQueryInsert(Entity entity) {
        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        try {
            NameValue namesValues = getNamesValues(entity);
            sb.append(Constant.INSERT.replaceFirst(Constant.FIELDS, namesValues.getName().toString()).
                    replaceFirst(Constant.VALUES, namesValues.getValue().toString()));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error getQueryInsert()", e);
        }
        String table = geTableName(entity.getClass());
        return sb.toString().replaceAll(Constant.TABLE, table);
    }

    public static String getQueryUpdate(Entity entity) {
        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        try {
            Pair pair = getPrimaryKey(entity);
            if (pair != null) {
                sb.append(Constant.UPDATE.replaceFirst(Constant.PAIRS, getPairs(entity)).
                        replaceFirst(Constant.KEYS, pair.toString()));
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            Log.e("Error getQueryUpdate()", e);
        }
        String table = geTableName(entity.getClass());
        return sb.toString().replaceAll(Constant.TABLE, table);
    }

}

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Q: Short sci-fi story involving a metal bar and a wormhole I believe this story was from the same anthology as this other one: Short sci-fi story about an object too heavy to be moved
I vaguely remember that an attempt is made using a metal bar to do something to the space on the other side of the wormhole (destroy it?), but at the very end, the characters realize that someone on the other side might in fact be doing the same thing to them.

A: Aha! I believe it's Tiger by the Tail by Alan Nourse. Originally published in Galaxy in November 1951, reprinted in 50 Short Science Fiction tales.
A woman is caught shoplifting impossible numbers of items in a department store. When she's taken into custody, her pocketbook is found to be empty. Eventually, researchers struggle to pull back a steel bar pushed into the purse, since someone or something is pulling everything through to... somewhere else.

"Frank Collins filled a pipe and puffed nervously. "The way I see it,"
  he said, "these beings pried a small fourth-dimension hole into our
  universe, and somehow got that woman under a suggestive trance. They
  made her collect aluminum so they could build a bigger opening."

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