This is the complete log of SimplyHelp projects and activities that occurred during the year 2005.
SimplyHelp Supports the U.S. Air Force Reserves in "Operation Teddy Bear" bringing holiday joy to the local elementary schools of low-income communities during the Christmas season.
Volunteers distributed gifts and sandwiches to the homeless in Los Angeles and Orange County.
SimplyHelp sent $5,000.00 to purchase school supplies, equipments and gifts for Ben Franklin Elementary School students in hurricane Katrina disaster area in New Orleans.
40 volunteers distributed holiday gifts and made 600 sandwiches for 400 low-income people in Long Beach.
One container with donations was sent to El Salvador.
One container sent from SimplyHelp East Coast to El Salvador including new clothes, chairs, desks and computers for flood victims.
SimplyHelp sent one container to Guatemala with food, winter clothes, 20,000lb.rice and medical supplies for flood victims.
Sent 2 container to El Salvador with clothes, food and new desks and chairs for flood victims.
Sent one container to Cambodia for drought victims including 5.000lb.rice and computers for the SimplyHelp computer training center.
Sent a 40-foot contrainer with new desks, clothes, household items and gifts to Panama.
Volunteers distributed donated goods in Texas to hurricane Katrina refugees from New Orleans. SimplyHelp donated $30,000.00 for emergency relief.
First time participation in United Nation Non-Governmental Organizations Meeting.
SimplyHelp sends USD 480 per year to the Cambodian students in the English Classes, for students who cannot afford college tuition.
SimplyHelp will assist in the construction of a well in a local Cambodian town.
SimplyHelp sent a container with new school desks, fabrics and clothing to Cambodia. The new school desks were donated by Raymond.
SimplyHelp send rice to the Taiwan HukoShung Convalescent Hospital to help 240 mentally delayed children and adults.
Nicaragua: The Computer and Sewing Vocational Training Courses were set up in the middle school. SimplyHelp will cover all the teachers' costs.
SimplyHelp will also send a 20ft. container with food and toys and clothing.
Distributor: Volunteers will be going to Nicaragua to distribute the goods. Traveling costs will be on their own expenses.
張佩芬 donated 10000lbs rice to donate to El Salvadoran's in need.
Purpose: Charity for the poor.
Distributor: SimplyHelp East Coast, volunteers visited the site and helped to distribute the goods.
SimplyHelp's second elderly shelter in El Salvador will soon be completed.
Distributor: With Korean priest's assistance.
Mr. Lee donated 10,000 lbs. of rice, Nestle and President companies donated all the canned food for this shipment.
SimplyHelp provided all the equipment for a new Computer Vocational Training Center in Nicaragua. The center offers free education for the poor. The Dou family donated all the equipment.
SimplyHelp sent a container to Cambodia. Container contains: 22 sets of new and used computers, textile fabrics, clothes, toys and rice. The donations are for Cambodian's in need as well as the Computer and Sewing Vocational Training Center. Computer sponsored by Christina Yuan.
SimplyHelp donates 1000KG Rice / Per month to the Xiangyuan Sanatorium in Taiwan. Rice sponsored by Chi Mama and Hsu Family and goes to 240 disabled children and adults living at the Sanatorium.
SimplyHelp shipped a third container and thanks Venerable Chao Chu for donating medicine.
Contains: Half of a container with medicine and the other half with goods.
Distributor: Sri Lanka Health Department.
SimplyHelp shipped a 40 ft. container with 400+ food boxes and 500+ clothing boxes to Sri Lanka for Tsunami Relief. The donations were distributed by Sri Lanka Console and the shipping cost have been sponsored by Wan's Enterprise.


This first novel in the trilogy introduces the young girl Quetzalpetlatl, a princess in Tenth Century Mexico. She is called by the Feathered Serpent to work against Smoking Mirrors and change the way her people worship. She is a pawn in more games than just between the gods. Her Uncle worships Smoking Mirrors and she is married to her cousin before her father learns of his brother's forbidden worship. There is a revolution and she must flee to a neighbouring city for refuge. She grows up in that city training as a priestess with her brother, who is the son of the Feathered Serpent. Events aren't kind to Quetzalpetlat or her friends and the service of the god is going to demand ever greater sacrifices.
I enjoyed this story. It is always a delight to find a book based in a different mythology than what we are used to reading. The story of the Toltecs and the struggle between the god of love and the god of pain is a fascinating one. The characters are very well drawn and the culture is carefully researched. One of the big successes of this novel is how that research and authenticity of culture is transparent and allows the story to shine through.
I recommend this book for all lovers of fantasy and those who like a book that looks at a different slice of history.
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After a day of fishing and exploring the park, stay the night in a cabin...or bring the extended family and sleep over in a lodge. For large groups, a group camp -- including two dormitories and a dining hall -- is available, with its own playground and fishing pier. RV campers have several scenic sites to choose from, for a closer visit with nature.
Opened in the fall of 1996, Jimmie Davis State Park was originally named Caney Creek Lake State Park. The 2003 Louisiana State Legislature approved renaming the park in honor of two-term Governor Jimmie H. Davis, who served from 1944 to 1948 and again from 1960 to 1964.
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Drupal is one of the most well known platforms for web development but it is not easy to learn for a person with limited technical knowledge. A lot of owners decide to migrate from Drupal to WordPress for precisely this reason and to enjoy the conveniences that WordPress offers. Developers are seeing a rise in projects requiring transfer of an interface from Drupal to WordPress and some basic technical information about both the platforms is being presented here for their benefit.
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Can reality TV contestants really be called workers'
HomeNews ArticlesCan reality TV contestants really be called workers'
When contestants on reality TV shows eat horrible creatures or renovate homes to win themselves a $200,000 cash prize, it is likely that they do not consider that their actions are being performed as part of a job.
A recent landmark case against the Seven Network has ruled a former contestant on the reality show, House Rules, to be a worker of the production company, and therefore entitled to workers' compensation for a psychological injury she sustained while being on the show.
Who is a worker?
In considering whether a person is classified as a worker under law, the totality of the relationship must be considered in determining whether an employment contract exists.
The factors which must be considered when determining whether a person is employed as a worker include:
the mode of remuneration
the provision and maintenance of equipment
the obligation to work
the timetable of work
the right to delegate work
the right to dismiss a person
the right to dictate the hours of work, place of work
the right to the exclusive services of the person engaged.
If the above factors do not apply, thereby demonstrating that an employee/employer relationship does not exist, the relevant legislation may categorise a person as a deemed worker. Such categorisation of a worker still entitles an injured person to compensation.
In the case against the Seven Network, the House Rules contestant could have been categorised as other contractor. This is because she was carrying out work of a value greater than $10 and was done so separate to a trade or business that she normally undertakes.
During her time on House Rules, the contestant was required to renovate homes in various locations. She was paid $500 per week and provided an additional allowance of $500 per week for food and other expenses.
While appearing on the show, the contestant felt she was harassed and bullied during the filming, and was threatened by producers that her and her teammate would be portrayed negatively when the show aired. She also claimed she was subject to online abuse, suffered isolation, was fearful for her safety after receiving threats of serious physical assault, and has not been able to obtain work due to negative public scrutiny.
As a result, she suffers anxiety, depression, adjustment disorder and PTSD, which she has sought treatment for.
After lodging a WorkCover claim, the Seven Network denied liability for the contestant's psychological injury because she was not a worker and did not enter into a contract of service with them.
Why is this case important?
To be entitled to WorkCover under Victorian legislation you must be a classified as a worker under law.
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This case is also a reminder to employers to be aware that if they enter into any relationships, regardless of whether an agreement explicitly states that an employer/employee relationship does not exist, they can still be liable for injuries associated with engaging others for employable tasks.
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Q: How can I combine torque and html, like ncbi blast service? I use php to submitted a job to torque (pbs), and it(torque) generate output as:
"This account is currently not available."
I think it reference to account which runs httpd(apache)
apache is a "/sbin/nologin" account
All I want is to make a html which can submit jobs to pbs and get the result.
Is this method wrong, I didn't found other solution(may be I don't know which keyword to google).
Thanks for help
I found a solution here:
http://geertvandeweyer.zymichost.com/index.php?page=read&id=9
During debug phrase, setenforce 0, setenforce 1 may help debugging (some time audit.log update slow, need do "setenforce 0;setenforce 1;")
setsebool -P allow_httpd_mod_auth_pam 1        may help

A: If you are using MAUI witch Torque, you can configure users with different permissions (in maui.cfg).
You can define:
ADMIN1 - users listed under the parameter ADMIN1 are allowed to perform any scheduling function. They have full control over the scheduler and access to all data.
ADMIN2 - users listed under the parameter ADMIN2 are allowed to change all job attributes and are granted access to all informational Maui commands.   Valid values include user names or the keyword 'ALL'.
ADMIN3 - users listed under the parameter ADMIN3 are allowed access to all informational maui commands.  They cannot change scheduler or job attributes.   Valid values include user names or the keyword 'ALL'.
http://www.adaptivecomputing.com/resources/docs/maui/a.esecurity.php

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namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Input;
use Validator;
use DB;
use App\Vendor;
use App\Type;
use App\Material;
use App\Item;
use App\Transaction;
use App\AssetHistory;
use App\Http\Controllers\HomeController;

class ApiController extends Controller
{
 	public function __construct()
    {
        $this->middleware('auth');
    }

    /*
    *   url    : ./api/vendor
    *   method : GET
    */
    public function GetVendor()
    {
    	return Vendor::all();
    }

    /*
    *   url    : ./api/type
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetType()
    {
        return Type::all();
    }

    /*
    *   url    : ./api/material
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetMaterial()
    {
        return Material::all();
    }

    /*
    *   url    : ./api/item/{id}
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetItem($id)
    {
        $item = Item::where("id",$id)->first();
        $json_obj = array(
                'vendor'        => $item->vendor->name,
                'type'          => $item->type->name,
                'material'      => $item->material->name,
                'note'          => $item->note,
                'purchase_price' => $item->purchase_price,
                'sell_price'    => $item->sell_price,
                'quantity'      => $item->quantity,
        );
        return json_encode($json_obj);
    }

    /*
    *   url    : ./api/trans
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetTransaction()
    {
        $ret = array();
        foreach (Transaction::all() as  $trans) {
            $trans->items;
            array_push($ret, $trans);
        }
        return array('data' => $ret);
    }

    /*
    *   url    : ./api/asset_history
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetAssetHistory()
    {
        $asset_histories = DB::Table("asset_histories")->groupBy("asset")->orderBy("id","asc")->get();
        $output = array();
        foreach ($asset_histories as $a){
            $date = date_parse($a->created_at);
            array_push($output,[mktime(0,0,0,$date['month'],$date['day'],$date['year'])*1000,$a->asset]);
        }
        echo json_encode($output);
    }

    /*
    *   url    : ./api/revenue
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetRevenue()
    {
        $transactions = DB::Table("transactions")
                                ->select(DB::raw("trans_date, sum(total) as total"))
                                ->groupBy("trans_date")
                                ->get();
        $output = array();
        foreach ($transactions as $t){
            $date = date_parse($t->trans_date);
            array_push($output,[mktime(0,0,0,$date['month'],$date['day'],$date['year'])*1000,$t->total]);
        }
        echo json_encode($output);
    }
    /*
    *   url    : ./api/stockgauge
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetStockGauge()
    {
        $rev = (new HomeController)->CalcRevenue();
        $stock = (new HomeController)->CalcStock();
        $last_month_revenue = (count($rev) > 1) ? $rev[1]->total : 0;
        $this_month_stocking = (count($stock) > 0) ? $stock[0]->total : 0;
        $json_obj = array(
                'last_month_revenue'    => $last_month_revenue,
                'this_month_stocking'   => $this_month_stocking,
        );
        return json_encode($json_obj);
    }
    /*
    *   url    : ./api/finance
    *   method : get
    */
    public function GetFinance()
    {
        $query = "select total as gross, profit as net, stock, CONCAT(MONTHNAME(CONCAT('2000-',month1_,'-1')),' ',year1_) as y_
from
    (select sum(t.total) as total, sum(t.profit) as profit, MONTH(t.trans_date) as month1_, YEAR(t.trans_date) as year1_ from transactions as t group by year1_,month1_ ORDER BY t.trans_date) as revenue
INNER JOIN
    (select sum(ih.quantity * ih.purchase_price) as stock, MONTH(ih.created_at) as month2_, YEAR(ih.created_at) as year2_ from item_histories as ih group by year2_,month2_ ORDER BY ih.created_at) as stock
ON
    revenue.month1_ = stock.month2_ and revenue.year1_ = stock.year2_";
        return DB::select($query);
    }
}


When Will Science Get Serious about Global Cooling?
The previous solar cycle 23 had a length of 12.6 years, much longer than the historical average of 11 years. Especially long solar cycles are often followed by cooler global periods. Combined with solar cycle 24, which may have already reached solar maximum after only 2.5 years of activity, the sun appears to be mirroring the beginning of the Dalton Minimum 1790 AD to 1830 AD which burdened Europe with a number of especially long and cold winters and poor growing seasons.
We are in the midst of the convergence of 3 major solar, ocean, and atmospheric cycles all heading in the direction of global cooling. Last year the Southern hemisphere experienced its coldest winter in 50 years and Europe just went through two particularly cold winters in a row, and the cooling trend has only just begun. The likelihood of a repeat of the Year Without a Summer in 1816 or The Great Frost of 1709 is growing with every day.
With billions more people to feed than ever before, mass starvation becomes a very real possibility in the case of large scale crop losses. All the modern technology in the world can't make a bean stalk grow if the ground is frozen stiff.
Even though disaster is staring the world in the face, far too many climate scientists remain beholden to liberal anti-human politics to do anything useful about it. At a time they should be sounding the warning siren for society to prepare for possible food and energy shortages, most still amazingly insist that an insignificant atmospheric molecule (CO2) is more responsible for warming the Earth than the Sun.


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Q: Not able to parse XML retrieved from API call I am trying to parse an XML document which I got in a javax.ws.rs.core.Response through a GET API Call made to a javax.ws.rs.client.Client instance. But I get this error as shown below:
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.exc.MismatchedInputException: Cannot construct instance of `com.fivetran.integrations.sage_intacct.model.AuditHistory` (although at least one Creator exists): no String-argument constructor/factory method to deserialize from String value ('apbill')
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    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.exc.MismatchedInputException.from(MismatchedInputException.java:63)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.DeserializationContext.reportInputMismatch(DeserializationContext.java:1343)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.DeserializationContext.handleMissingInstantiator(DeserializationContext.java:1032)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.ValueInstantiator._createFromStringFallbacks(ValueInstantiator.java:371)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.StdValueInstantiator.createFromString(StdValueInstantiator.java:323)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializerBase.deserializeFromString(BeanDeserializerBase.java:1373)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer._deserializeOther(BeanDeserializer.java:171)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer.deserialize(BeanDeserializer.java:161)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.CollectionDeserializer.deserialize(CollectionDeserializer.java:286)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.CollectionDeserializer.deserialize(CollectionDeserializer.java:245)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.CollectionDeserializer.deserialize(CollectionDeserializer.java:27)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.impl.FieldProperty.deserializeAndSet(FieldProperty.java:136)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer.deserialize(BeanDeserializer.java:252)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.impl.InnerClassProperty.deserializeAndSet(InnerClassProperty.java:90)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer.deserialize(BeanDeserializer.java:252)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.impl.InnerClassProperty.deserializeAndSet(InnerClassProperty.java:90)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer.deserialize(BeanDeserializer.java:252)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.impl.InnerClassProperty.deserializeAndSet(InnerClassProperty.java:90)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer.vanillaDeserialize(BeanDeserializer.java:288)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer.deserialize(BeanDeserializer.java:151)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper._readMapAndClose(ObjectMapper.java:4013)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper.readValue(ObjectMapper.java:3004)
    at com.fivetran.integrations.sage_intacct.SageIntacctApi.query(SageIntacctApi.java:95)
    at com.fivetran.integrations.sage_intacct.SageIntacctUpdater.update(SageIntacctUpdater.java:32)
    at com.fivetran.integrations.sage_intacct.SageIntacctService.update(SageIntacctService.java:65)
    at com.fivetran.integrations.sage_intacct.SageIntacctService.update(SageIntacctService.java:11)
    at com.fivetran.core.Service.update(Service.java:112)
    at com.fivetran.scripts.RunMock.lambda$updateCore2$12(RunMock.java:408)
    at com.fivetran.integrations.db.DbTimer.time(DbTimer.java:132)
    at com.fivetran.scripts.RunMock.lambda$updateCore2$13(RunMock.java:404)
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748)

Here is the XML received through the response which, I am trying to parse:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<response>
    <control>
        <status>success</status>
        <senderid>****</senderid>
        <controlid>****</controlid>
        <uniqueid>false</uniqueid>
        <dtdversion>3.0</dtdversion>
    </control>
    <operation>
        <authentication>
            <status>success</status>
            <userid>****</userid>
            <companyid>****</companyid>
            <locationid></locationid>
            <sessiontimestamp>2020-03-04T15:34:12+00:00</sessiontimestamp>
            <sessiontimeout>2020-03-05T00:02:11+00:00</sessiontimeout>
        </authentication>
        <result>
            <status>success</status>
            <function>readByQuery</function>
            <controlid>4ea65c74-6f5a-445d-afa4-193ddbc9e0b0</controlid>
            <data listtype="audithistory" count="xxx" totalcount="xxx" numremaining="xxx" resultId="7765623331Xl-KdJcLu-MlRbvnEh3F@AAAAAc4">
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2695</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>04/30/2019 07:50:33</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.142</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2695:CXMf@QsGq23aoxHxufF1fLwAAABI</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2696</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>04/30/2019 07:50:33</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.142</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2696:CXMf@QsGq23aoxHxufF1fLwAAABI</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2697</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>05/01/2019 07:47:48</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.145</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2697:CXMlPI0DRiZxFRyT4zhOG6QAAABA</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2698</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>05/01/2019 07:47:48</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.145</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2698:CXMlPI0DRiZxFRyT4zhOG6QAAABA</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2703</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>05/13/2019 07:54:51</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.143</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2703:CXNkiyNsWQ4t5uGiof1TQpQAAABQ</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2711</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>05/31/2019 08:32:35</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.144</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2711:CXPDmoVV1YLVGVrbHHkQXoAAAAAY</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2712</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>05/31/2019 08:32:35</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.144</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2712:CXPDmoVV1YLVGVrbHHkQXoAAAAAY</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2713</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>06/01/2019 07:43:35</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.140</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2713:CXPIspoYfO8BxtOLDz7eNZgAAAAk</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
                <audithistory>
                    <OBJECTTYPE>apbill</OBJECTTYPE>
                    <OBJECTKEY>2714</OBJECTKEY>
                    <USERID>admin</USERID>
                    <ACCESSTIME>06/01/2019 07:43:36</ACCESSTIME>
                    <ACCESSMODE>Create</ACCESSMODE>
                    <WORKFLOWACTION></WORKFLOWACTION>
                    <IPADDRESS>192.168.3.140</IPADDRESS>
                    <SOURCE>system</SOURCE>
                    <NOTES></NOTES>
                    <ID>apbill:2714:CXPIspoYfO8BxtOLDz7eNZgAAAAk</ID>
                    <ACTION_DETAILS></ACTION_DETAILS>
                </audithistory>
            </data>
        </result>
    </operation>
</response>

The POJOs which I have made in order to map the above XML.
AuditHistory.java
import com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.xml.annotation.JacksonXmlRootElement;

@JacksonXmlRootElement(localName = "audithistory")
public class AuditHistory {
    public String OBJECTTYPE;
    public String OBJECTKEY;
    public String USERID;
    public String ACCESSTIME;
    public String ACCESSMODE;
    public String WORKFLOWACTION;
    public String IPADDRESS;
    public String SOURCE;
    public String NOTES;
    public String ID;
    public String ACTION_DETAILS;
}

AuditHistoryDataResponse.java
import com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.xml.annotation.JacksonXmlProperty;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.xml.annotation.JacksonXmlRootElement;
import java.util.List;

@JacksonXmlRootElement(localName = "response")
public class AuditHistoryDataResponse {
    public Control control;
    public Operation operation;

    public class Control
    {
        public String status;
        public String senderid;
        public String controlid;
        public String uniqueid;
        public String dtdversion;
    }

    public class Operation
    {
        public Authentication authentication;
        public Result result;

        public class Result
        {
            public String status;
            public String function;
            public String controlid;
            public Data data;

            public class Data
            {
                @JacksonXmlProperty(isAttribute = true)
                public String listtype;

                @JacksonXmlProperty(isAttribute = true)
                public String count;

                @JacksonXmlProperty(isAttribute = true)
                public String totalcount;

                @JacksonXmlProperty(isAttribute = true)
                public String numremaining;

                @JacksonXmlProperty(isAttribute = true)
                public String resultId;

                public List<AuditHistory> audithistory;
            }
        }

        public class Authentication
        {
            public String status;
            public String userid;
            public String companyid;
            public String locationid;
            public String sessiontimestamp;
            public String sessiontimeout;
        }
    }
}

Code to make the API call and receive the response
    public void query(SageIntacctEndpoint endpoint) {
        MultivaluedMap<String, Object> headerParams = new MultivaluedHashMap<>();

        headerParams.add("Accept", "application/xml");
        headerParams.add("Content-Type", "application/xml");

        //POJO that is used as the data that is passed as a part of the cURL request
        DataRequest request = setupDataRequestPayload(endpoint);
        try {
            // MAPPER is the XmlMapper object
            String XML = MAPPER.writeValueAsString(request);

            Response response =
                    HTTP.target(API_URL)
                            .request(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML_TYPE)
                            .headers(headerParams)
                            .post(Entity.entity(XML, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML_TYPE));

            AuditHistoryDataResponse xmlObject = MAPPER.readValue(response.readEntity(String.class), AuditHistoryDataResponse.class);

            System.out.println ("Checkpoint");

        } catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

A brief explanation of the query Routine: I am executing a cURL request using JAVA and sending XML as a string in the payload section.
The POJOs that I have shown may be different. All of them are public variables, there are no constructors, getters, and setters but they have been working for me so far until now I.e when there are multiple nodes of the same type as shown in the XML.
But what am I missing here? This is the first time I am looking into Jackson. Are there any annotations that I am missing or being wrongly used?
Couple of References that I looked into in an effort this problem:

*

*https://dzone.com/articles/parse-xml-to-java-objects-using-jackson

*https://www.baeldung.com/jackson-xml-serialization-and-deserialization

*http://pojo.sodhanalibrary.com/Convert (Used to create the POJOs that I am currently using sans the getters and setters)


Killer whale Tilikum watches as SeaWorld Orlando trainers take a break during a training session at the theme park's Shamu Stadium in Orlando, Fla on March 7, 2011.
The killer whale made famous by the award-winning documentary Blackfish is dying.
SeaWorld announced on Tuesday that Tilikum's health is beginning to deteriorate. He is becoming "increasingly lethargic" due to a bacterial infection in his lungs that the company says is "very resistant to treatment."
Veterinarians have failed to find a cure for Tilikum, the company said, and so their focus is now on keeping him comfortable and creating an "enriching life."
"It has been our duty and passion to make sure we give him the utmost care we possibly can," said Daniel Richardville, a SeaWorld Animal Training Supervisor, on the company's website.
The news was met with a mixed response. Some people were sorry to hear that the animal is sick, but most were angry at SeaWorld for letting his health degrade to this degree.
PETA, for its part, was direct in blaming the company.
"The sickness at SeaWorld is with its management, which has deliberately caused Tilikum—the subject of Blackfish, the damning documentary about SeaWorld—to suffer immensely by confining him to a small concrete tank for decades, causing him to succumb to mental illness that has resulted in aggression and now to some incurable illness," it said.
The 34-year-old male orca has been in captivity at SeaWorld for the past 23 years. He was born in the wild and caught somewhere off the coast of Iceland in 1983.
The whale was spotlighted in the 2013 documentary as a stark example of the company's mistreatment of its animals, as well as what the filmmakers said were dangerous workplace practices.
Tilikum, the film revealed, had killed three people — a trainer at a park in British Columbia, SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau and a trespasser who broke into the Orlando facility after-hours. Blackfish speculated that he had gone psychotic as a result of being held in captivity.
SeaWorld denied this, but animal rights activists who saw video of Tilikum floating in place or swimming mindlessly in circles have concluded that the whale has suffered from undisclosed health issues.
Today's statement seems to confirm this, suggesting that the whale's health issues are not new. "Despite the best care available, like all aging animals, he battles chronic health issues that are taking a greater toll as he ages," SeaWorld said.
If the whale ultimately dies from the infection, his death would continue a depressing streak for the embattled company, which saw three whales die in captivity in 2015 alone — all at SeaWorld San Antonio.
Unna, a female orca, died there in December of what the company said was a "resistant strain of a fungus called Candida." The other two deaths, which occurred in July and November, were young Belugas.
SeaWorld officials said the deaths were unrelated, and were not caused by stress or chlorinated water. In all the cases, veterinarians said they did what they could but ultimately couldn't save the whales.


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When I think about my wife and children I feel warmth, attachment, satisfaction. When I think about my email inbox I feel overwhelmed – always. When I think about impressive works of writing, art, film, I have feelings of admiration, at other times envy, and the best feeling is that of inspiration. These are all emotional responses to situations and/or ponderings I suppose. It's not the kind of thinking that I find goes with trying to create something, solve a problem, and/or write like I am now! For those situations in which I am using my thoughts and trying to articulate them into a particular activity that requires in my mind a fair amount of focus, I admit, I feel nothing.
It's more of a feeling of detachment really, a space that I can enter and actually lose awareness of what is going on around me. A favorite example has to be one from when I was in high school working on Geometry or Pre-Calculus homework at the kitchen table. Behind me on the stove were long string beans steaming/boiling in a bit of water – at least they were – because now the room was filling with smoke and becoming acrid. And my mother a floor above and a hallway away had noticed this first, screaming my name, yelling what's burning! And suddenly drawn out of my problem set in my book, I felt wow, how the heck did I not notice that. What is wrong with me? Feelings of guilt, ineffectualness.
So thinking associated with doing is sensationless to me. But thinking that is contemplative, there are infinite possible feelings. Which ultimately really must be a good thing – to not just do, do, do, without pausing, reflecting, and being distracted – as that thinking can lead to light hearted thoughts, compassionate thoughts, whimsical thoughts.
Or more likely a pause in writing this blog post for example, leads to an awareness of the train passing outside my window, which leads to thoughts of the subway and then the crowds, and then maddening task of getting from one place to another in New York City. And again the email inbox! Feelings of defeat then arise, TOO MUCH ALL THE TIME!!!
I'm looking forward to participating as much as I can in Gardner Campbell's Thought Vectors in Concept Space open course. I had the pleasure of meeting Gardner once in New York City after he gave a talk at Baruch College on Digital Citizenship – A Modest Proposal for Curriculum Reform. One of my favorite ruminations of that talk was the need to support the development of adaptive capability in our students' education, which he visualized with Gromit's ability to build a train track in front of himself while traveling at full-speed.
The five readings that are part of the class look particularly interesting to make and I plan to post my nugget response to Vannever Bush's As We May Think soon.
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So nice to see you jumping in, Michael. I'm loving how this first question has brought so much writing into the fold nicely meshed with creativity. A bit of DS106 with more words. Your choice of GIFs, as usual, are killer but I appreciate your rumination, lucid even when drifting.
Ah thanks Giulia. Maybe a controlled drift? Writing, GIFfing, let's find the fast headiness of early ds106 with if it's even possible more explicitness?


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Trolleyguy on March 14, 2015 at 10:48 am
Did this theatre ever show movies?
Joe Vogel on March 14, 2015 at 11:36 pm
I've found no indication that the Powers Theatre showed movies on a regular basis, but the house did run at least some movies. The April 11, 1912, issue of Chicago paper The Inter Ocean said that Famous Players' production of Queen Elizabeth, starring Sarah Bernhardt, was having its American premier at the Powers Theatre. The June 1, 1913, issue of the same publication listed the Powers as one of several Chicago legitimate houses that were then running pictures. Other houses had resorted to vaudeville to get through a slow theatrical season.
Still, the Powers remained primarily a legitimate house. The Moving Picture World of January 15, 1916, had a brief article for which Harry J. Powers was interviewed on the subject of the effect of movies on live theater. Powers said that his house was having an excellent season with plays, and even claimed that the existence of movies had improved business for legitimate theaters.
Joe Vogel on March 16, 2015 at 1:30 pm
The five-week run of Queen Elizabeth in 1912 and the movies shown in 1913 might not have been the only movies at the Powers, though they are the only ones I've found mentioned in period publications. There are quite a number of theaters listed at Cinema Treasures that only showed movies intermittently. Though they were never full-time movie theaters, having them listed here doesn't bother me.
I've actually considered submitting the Geary Theatre in San Francisco (the adjacent Curran, also primarily a legitimate house, is already listed) and the Biltmore in Los Angeles, both of which ran a few movies over their long careers (the Biltmore was actually built with a projection booth as part of the original plans, though it was seldom used.)
DavidZornig on October 29, 2015 at 9:59 pm
1910 photo added courtesy of Glen Miller.
DavidZornig on March 24, 2017 at 8:13 am
This CPL link has a 1910 playbill from the Powers.
http://digital.chipublib.org/cdm/ref/collection/CPB01/id/4819
jmarcus on May 17, 2018 at 5:30 am
My great uncle was arrested on 11 September, 1914, trying to sneak in to this theater. He was a 10-year old, so I'm guessing they were probably showing either movies or vaudeville.
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You know what else was designed by owners of slaves? The United States. We should ban the United States.
A University "Bias Incident Team" took a carving knife to three students' "three blind mice" Halloween costumes last fall, saying the costumes mocked the disabled.
The incident took place at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, according to records reviewed exclusively by Heat Street. The offending students had posted pictures of themselves in costume on Facebook.
The documents,which Heat Street obtained under open records laws, reveal that a member of the Bias Incident Team reported the students herself: "There was concern about their choice as it makes fun of a disability," says the team's meeting minutes.
A serious Zen question: If you are a blind person, who can't actually see the three women dressed as three blind mice, are you still offended?
Amid growing complaints about university property named after "racist" and slaveholding historical figures, Yale announced yesterday that it has formed a Committee to Establish Principles on Renaming.
Coming soon: the official renaming of Washington DC and Washington state.
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Wow! This blog is now officially one year old.
It may well be hard to appreciate this if you aren't me, but it was invaluable for me to get out of a certain way of thinking and working. I used to be obsessed with perfection and, as a result, was never able to finish anything. I used to look over a story I'd had in mind for several years, unable to move forward because I'd planned too much and for too long. Since then, I've changed my ways. I've moved on to a fresh new project and write in a relaxed, carefree way, just writing scenes to have a draft of them finished rather than scrapping anything which isn't solid gold. This has made writing far more fun – and far more productive.
It helps to improve your writing style.
This is the route I want to take in life. No matter what I need to do to get by financially, I never want to stop writing and I ultimately want to be published. Preferably a lot, and preferably in exchange for money.
I'm not going to sit here and brag, but equally I'm not going to wring my hands and shrug off my abilities as average anymore. I'm confident now: I know I am good at this. Popular opinion, some of it professional, has confirmed that I have talent. I know I have the potential to make this work and if I keep my ears and eyes open for opportunities, as well as keep my mind open to criticism, I will be published. It's just a matter of time, patience and commitment.
My novel is 20,000 words of first draft, which I started in December. Most of those words actually constitute the bare bones of scenes, which won't be too hard to fill out, and I've worked out most of the plot points.
I have several completed short stories, one of which won a little competition, and two other novels on the backburner. And I'm writing for a magazine, building my article portfolio, and therefore hopefully about to have my name in print one way or another.
Basically, compared with where I was in my ambitions a year ago, an administrator without a single completed piece to her name, I've actually made quite a bit of progress.
Looking back, the past year has involved an awful lot of stopping and starting – my switch to a different novel, for a start off. As such, even though I'm proud of my progress, I need to pick up the pace this year.
I'd like to start entering some short story competitions, especially ones which provide feedback on entries.
Secondly, I'd like to set up a new blog with an emphasis on entertainment. I'd like to start showcasing some of my work on the web.Third, I want to get published, both in fiction and non-fiction if possible.
Finally, I still want to finish my novel by the end of this year and start sending it off to publishers.
It's a long slug to get where I'd like to be, but I'm up for the challenge. Watch this space.
Time to find out how well I did reaching my target.
And now to explain why I have to work this out. Well, you see, as soon as I went away for the weekend, I realised I would be writing the fruits of this challenge on Evernote and that Evernote doesn't have a word count function.
Immediately upon discovering this, however, I realised it was actually quite a blessing. It made me paranoid that I might overestimate how much I was writing, and therefore not hit my 5,000 word target because I was prematurely resting on my laurels. The result of this was a huge case of pre-emptive overcompensation to make sure I wouldn't fall short.
At this point, I'd like you to imagine a supercomputer making what the '70s understood to be computer calculation noises. For those who are struggling, it sounds like the noise wind chimes would make if they bleeped rather than chimed. Wind bleeps, you might say.
7773 words. In eight days.
Wow. I may not have reached 10,000, but I actually doubled my normal work output. In fact, I achieved my 5,000 word target in just one weekend, look! And, to be fair, you can only produce so much twaddle before you have to stop and organise the twaddle you already have. Then you can work out where you are twaddle-deficient and fill in the gaps with adequate levels of additional twaddle.
So, now it's time to put all this stuff in the folder and start thinking about what needs doing next.
And award myself the sapphire relic, of course. Nice job, methinks.
Right. I finished both Idoru and Miranda Hart's first literary romp, Is It Just Me? this week. This may sound like I am a powerhouse of reading, but the truth is that I burned through at least half of Miranda's book over a couple of days during the Christmas season. It had been bought for me and I didn't have Gibson's to hand to finish first before starting it. That's right, I have been polyamorous with my books. Polyliterate, if you will.
It was a good book, but has been something of a bad influence. There are now just too many new ways to wreak havoc now. I am quite competent at being insane by myself without help, ideas, a role model or instructions to go about being insane in public. Soon the mental hospitals of the world will be filled with Mirandites, mistakenly picked up by people in white coats for galloping in art galleries and hiding in the stationery cupboard.
So! What's a girl to read next? I'm a bit sci-fied out right now, if I'm honest. I'm also somewhat serioused out after Miranda's incredibly dark exploration of the psyche. Looking at my predominantly sci-fi and/or serious collection, I have decided to opt for May Contain Nuts by John O'Farrell. It's a funny look at extremely over the top middle class parenting, and it's already made me giggle to myself one chapter in. Teach me the ways of comedic timing, John!
Meanwhile, next week I am starting my internship and going to a meeting of journalists for a local paper. This makes May Contain Nuts my very first commuting book. Oh yes. How professional of me. Just have to hammer out that accursed Christmas story before my articles take up all of my attention.
The snow has arrived with the force of a billlion snowflakes. Because it is a billion snowflakes. The implications of this for me are a morning shovelling snow and the writing group being postponed for another week at the least. Which is really bloody convenient because, quite honestly, I am way behind in my assignments!
I blame William Gibson, in part, but in a loving way. I've been reading his novel Idoru as part of my resolution to read a book a month. I almost finished it twice in the past three years or so before biting the bullet this time. It's a good book, but it just seems to catch me at points in my life when it is destined to not be finished.
Gibson writes sci-fi I assume is classified as soft but refuse to verify online at this point for fear of spoilers. It is stunning in that the future he paints is something feasible and well-conceived; it's modest enough in its projections that it doesn't age itself but makes big enough leaps to be an interesting read. In fact, it didn't dawn on me it had been written in the late nineties until I suddenly noticed they were all jacking in with wires rather than without them.
There's a Ghost in the Shell edge to it, for sure, but it doesn't slap you around the head with cyborgs – normally the first calling card of the dated sci-fi. . He also paints a future which is neither dystopian nor utopian, which is immensely refreshing. The world he shows us just is, the same way the present day world is, with its good points and its bad points. Though I'll admit, the good points are very good. He makes me wish I owned a Sandbenders computer like Chia's, or could see nodal points in a sea of internet data like Laney.
I'm most impressed with the representation of Japan. Gibson captures the feel of the place incredibly well: the manic Japan of bright colours and cutesy things and the Japan of feverish overwork and obsession with technology; the orderliness and reservation of its traditional culture versus its capital, the insomniac metropolis. Even the obliqueness, almost opaqueness, of its bureaucratic circles comes through. He shows Tokyo being rebuilt with nanobots after an earthquake, which sounds quintessentially Japanese. It's truly impressive to properly capture a foreign culture, anyway, but to predict its future in a way which makes someone who knows a lot about Japan, like me, go, "Yeah, probably." That's in a whole other class.
His style is very distinctive, too. Sentence fragments standing alone. Whenever he describes any person or small action, it makes you feel that you are his character, observing details as they are happening in a split-second communication between the optic nerve and the brain. There's something almost passive about it which makes it feel more real.
His characters are also first class. Chia, a fourteen-year-old fan of a band, is delightfully competent, thoughtful and not obnoxious in the slightest, and yet Gibson doesn't forget she is a teenager at any point in his portrayal of her. Maryalice is completely awesome, the flighty, slightly crazy southern belle of whom we just don't get to see enough. Not to mention Kathy, the orchestrator of celebrity at TV network Slitscan, who believes avidly in a natural order of fame and its decline.
I knew Gibson was a legendary sci-fi writer, but reading his stuff really raises my ambitions. I want to achieve what he does in his work and take what I can from his very distinctive and gritty style. My only problem right now is that his very distinctive and gritty style is all that's in my typing fingers when I'm trying to write a comedy!


Note: Placed in Erlangeinae by Funk et al., (2009), but see Fig.2 and Phylogeny section Robinson & Funk (2011).
Wild, H. & Pope, G.V. 1978. Kirkia; The Zimbabwe Journal of Botany. Harare, Zimbabwe 11(1): 25.
Hassler, M. 2017. Brachythrix. World Plants: Synonymic Checklists of the Vascular Plants of the World (version Mar. 2018). In: Roskov Y., Abucay L., Orrell T., Nicolson D., Bailly N., Kirk P., Bourgoin T., DeWalt R.E., Decock W., De Wever A., Nieukerken E. van, Zarucchi J., Penev L., eds. 2017. Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life. Published on the internet. Accessed: 2017 Dec. 16.
International Plant Names Index. 2017. Brachythrix. Published online. Accessed Dec. 2 2017.
Robinson, H. & Funk, V.A. 2011. A new genus, Nothovernonia, from tropical Africa (Asteraceae or Compositae, Vernonieae). PhytoKeys (3): 21-34. doi: 10.3897/phytokeys.3.1131 Reference page.
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is "The Pyramids and Temples of Ghizeh" by Sir William Flinders Petrie.
all confirm the accuracy of Petrie's original survey data.
The other books are Peter Tompkins, "Secrets of the Great Pyramid"
Capt's books, "The Great Pyramid Decoded" and "Study in Pyramidology"
science theories to his followers.
wrote after Taylor in the 1860's "Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid."
the pyramid was built by some Biblical patriarch such as Job or Enoch.
unit did change some over the years.  The primitive or "pyramid inch"
sacred cubits, a figure equal to the length of the solar year in days.
This idea was invented by John Taylor over 130 years ago.
by the pyramidologists concerning the years in a day idea.
pyramid with this angle yield a value of 3.1427+-0.002.
the angle of the sloping stones.
shows all those other claims are also not correct.
believer myself, I wished to help counter this stuff.
I do not know enough to refute (or verify) the other claims you make.


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St John Baptist Church in Wales High School Our Future Through Faith / Ein Dyfodol trwy Ffydd
Hwb / Google Classroom
Dinner Money / Peri Music / School Trips
Pupil Application Form
School Motto and Values
Faith and Worship
Diocesan Education Vision Prayer
Celebration of St John Baptist Day with the Archbishop of Wales, The Most Reverend John Davies 2018
Eucharist April 2018
Assembly - Collective Worship
Initial Entry Requirments
Mid Course Entry
Llangrannog
BNF Healthy Eating Week 2019
Monday - Have breakfast
Tuesday - Have 5 a day
Wednesday - Drink plenty
Thursday - Get active
Friday - Sleep well
Healthy School's Scheme
Inspection 50
Governors and Leadership
Governor's Report 2020
Directors of Education
Leadership Group
Self Evaluation Report
EIG/PDG Spending Plan
What do others think of us?
Year 6 Welcome Days
Quotes from the Year 6 Welcome Days Evaluation Questionnaire
o "St. John's so far seems like a fun, hard-working school filled with brilliant lessons, jam packed with learning. I feel over the moon to be in a wonderful school and I can't wait to start in September".
o "I enjoyed the two days at St. John's because I learned new things"
o "I really enjoyed the transition days because I learnt new things and met new friends. I was really nervous on the first day, but now I can't wait to start school here in September. All of the teachers are really nice too"!
o "I felt welcome, everyone was nice to me".
o "I enjoyed the last two days at St. John's because it is a very nice school with very nice teachers and fun subjects and activities".
o "I feel happy here because I feel safe and I like the teachers and it is a fun school".
o "I feel really happy that I was accepted into St. John's and I think I will really like it here".
o "I enjoyed St. John's because the teachers are really kind and helpful and I think St. John's is a great school".
o I enjoyed my stay at St. John's because the children and teachers were very friendly. Also, I enjoyed the experience because we did a variety of different activities".
o "I really enjoyed the two days, I was at first nervous but it was amazing in the end".
o "I feel wonderful because this has been the best school I have ever been to. This has been the best transition ever".
o "I feel happy at St. John's because they make you feel welcome and always support you".
o "I feel happy because there are lots of friendly students and teachers".
o "I feel happy because the school is so amazing and the pupils in Year 7 are so nice. I can't wait to start in September. Thank you".
o "I feel so happy because I will enjoy my time at St. John's and thrive here".
o "It is a welcoming school and the teachers are really nice".
o "I liked it because I met new friends and I don't feel nervous any more".
o "I feel very happy after these two days, it made me confident about coming to St. John's in September".
o "I feel happy because St. John's is the best school ever".
o "I really enjoyed the work, it was so much fun it was amazing. Art, Teamwork Challenge, PE, Science and ICT were exciting, fun and educational. I made a lot of friends and I am sure that I will enjoy it in September".
o Even though only two of us came from Porth I have really enjoyed other pupils' company. All of the teachers made me feel welcome. The dinners were lovely and I have made a lot of friends – Tyler, Sam, and Ethan".
o "I really liked the lessons and activities and overall, I just loved everything".
o "St. john's has been a very fun experience for me. I am very excited about starting in September".
o "I enjoyed St. John's because the teachers are really nice, the lessons are really good and the activities are really good fun".
o "I feel happy because all the staff and children are really friendly, the lessons are fun and the school is amazing".
o "I enjoyed the two days at St. John's because it helped me get used to the school plus, the lessons I had were fun and exciting. I cannot wait to come to the school in September".
o "I enjoyed the 2 days because it gave me a good picture as to how St. John's is going to be in September. Today has made me feel confident heading into high school".
o "I feel happy because St. John's has lots of sport facilities and other options of things to do. They also had very good GCSE results".
o "I feel glad that I chose this school because I have had a brill time. I was nervous at the start but I made new friends as soon as I arrived here. I loved all the subjects and doing some all the independent things has made me ready to move to St. John's in September. Brill!!".
o "I feel excited for September because these last few days felt like I was already in the school and it was fun. I have also made friends with pupils from different schools. I also roughly know my way around the school. Thank you"
o "I think the school is really organised and the food is great".
o I enjoyed St. John's because we did lots of fun activities and games which I really enjoyed and the after school activities were really fun to".
o "I enjoyed these days because I met new people and teachers. During these two days I most enjoyed Art. After these two days I am confident and happy to start in September".
o "I enjoyed the two transition days because it was really fun because all of the teachers were really kind and funny".
o I feel happy because I enjoyed this school and I learnt a lot in the two days. I like St. John's".
o "St. John's is an amazing school and I can't wait to come here in September. The food is lovely".
o "I loved my time here and can't wait to come back in September. I'm really looking forward to it".
o "It was awesome".
o "I really enjoyed the two days at St. John's and now I know I picked the right school".
o "I liked the two days because all the teachers are kind and helpful. I am very excited now for September".
o "I really like the school and the amazing teachers and I also enjoyed the learning. I can't wait to come up in September because St. John's is awesome".
o "I feel happy in St. John's because all of the teachers are friendly and I feel safe. I can't wait to come in September".
o "I really enjoyed coming to St. John's because it offered a lot of different activities and experiences".
o "I loved my two days in St. John's and I can't wait to stay for the next five years. I am sure I will love it".
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18kt Custom Made, Textured, Super Heavy Comfort Fit Band, 3.75 mm deep.
Chose a quality, comfortable band that'll be like a little friend, not an annoying "thing." Two rings may look the same but, trust me, they're not. Let's explore the differences and make sure you're a winner in the wedding band best-choices contest.
Bands commonly come in three different weights: light, medium, and heavy.
The heavier the band, the thicker the ring and the more gold will have been used in its manufacture.
As you might have guessed, you'll pay more for a heavier band than a lighter model.
Don't Buy This Ring, it is too Thin for Daily Wear. See How Bent up it Got?
So, why get a band that costs a $100 more than an almost identical looking lighter one? Heavier rings are more durable and more likely to last through the slings and arrows of your amazing life. A lighter model is more susceptible to cracking and bending and may deteriorate more rapidly.
The other reason—pay attention guys—is that a heavier ring just feels better. A heavier band feels more substantial. Like it didn't come from a gumball machine or off a rickety table at the local swap meet. Think of it like the difference between a Smart car and Mercedes. If you can afford it, get the latter.
You might not have been aware of it, but the inside of a band ring comes in different shapes. Most inside surfaces are flat. Some—like the Comfort Fit ring—are convex. I prefer convex. Allow me to explain why.
Comfort Fit rings are easier to take on and off due to the nature of the inside, convex curve. Wider bands with the flat surface inside can be especially difficult to move over the knuckle.
The comfort fit though perhaps 6mm wide, may feel more like a 4mm width due to its convex inner shape. That 4mm feel will be much easier to remove.
The reason a flat inside 6mm band is more difficult to remove than a comfort fit is because the flat surface somehow can create a suction-like connection to your skin. It really grips it and discourages sliding. I always recommend Comfort Fit for any band wider than 6mm.
Cross Section of Flat Inside and Comfort Fit Inside. Diagram by Stuller Inc.
Another advantage of Comfort Fit rings is that they don't trap moisture the way a band can with an inside flat surface.
The longer skin is exposed to dampness, the greater the chance of rash and irritation.
And finally, they aren't called "Comfort Fit" for no reason. Comfort Fit bands are simply more comfy to wear than flat-inside ones.
Notice the Yummy Roundedness at the Edge of These Bands. Smooth as Butter.
I prefer a band that is softly rounded at the edges as well as having that nice convex curve next to your finger.
Heavy and Light Comfort Fit Bands What's the Difference?
The light comfort bands have less depth from top to bottom for example 2mm deep. A heavy comfort fit band could be 2.5 to 3mm deep at the center of the ring which is where it'd be measured.
A light comfort fit will not have as noticeable comfort curve underneath as the deeper heavy comfort band.
How Much is a Non-Comfort fit Band Compared to Comfort Fit or Heavy Comfort Fit Band?
Just Because You Want Sound Waves or Another Cool Design, Doesn't Mean You Can't Have Comfort Fit Inside Like This couple.
I'm taking three wedding bands that look quite similar (not pictured) on casual glance and comparing them for you. Same size, same gold content, same width. The only changes are the inside shape.
Comfort Fit Inside Does Not Feel As Noticeable on Wider Wedding Bands. This One is 14kt White Gold with Black Rhodium.
Gold and platinum can be sized and altered by your jeweler.
Alternate metals? Well if you want to know what I really think read my blog post, "Don't Buy Titanium or Tungsten Wedding Bands."
If you don't have time, just know I DO NOT approve of alternate metals as wedding bands.
If you're planning on wearing a band for the rest of your life, do yourself a favor and get something that's easy to take on and off and won't irritate the daylights out of your finger. Get a gold or platinum heavy comfort fit band.
I actually custom make a lot of comfort fit bands. A lot of guys like them for being more noticeably comforted on the inside, so I make between 2.25mm and 3.75mm deep custom bands. I really like a very rounded edge and do what I call rolled edges.
In the trivia department, the ring at the top, I made that for my husband Jeremy. He has three wedding rings and one wife and wears that one all the time.
So what'll it be? Flat or comfort?
LGBT Wedding bands – What About the Guys?
I really appreciate the practical and informative way you talk about jewelry. You discuss things I wouldn't have even known to ask and it is all laid out in an easy to understand way. I have never seen anyone discuss jewelry in the way you do. Thanks for the education!
My requirement is dome top,flat inside,1.55 millimeters deep,size 8 rich green gold alloy plain ring band and its price and second question in my mind is that why rose,white and green gold is more expensive than 24k pure yellow gold as silver,copper and zinc are less expensive materials mixed in their alloys?


Spring at Mount Kurama in Kyoto. The mountain priest invited Ushiwaka-maru (Shanaō) to the famous cherry blossom spot to console him after they were shunned and left behind by the other priests and children at a blossom-viewing party.
The mountain priest introduces himself as the great tengu of Mount Kurama and tells Ushiwaka-maru he will teach him the secrets of warfare the following day. He disappears into the clouds.
A menial konoha tengu appears and reports that Ushiwaka-maru has learned all the arts of war under the great tengu. They have been told to cross swords with Ushiwaka-maru, but they look to retreat instead.
Without asking his master's permission, Ushiwaka-maru decides not to go through with the face off against the konoha tengu. The great tengu is touched by this thoughtfulness and relates a story from China.
Zhang Liang was a vassal of the first emperor of the Han Dynasty and Huang Shigong was an expert in the arts of war. After Huang deliberately dropped his shoes, Zhang placed them back on the master's feet. Following showing such consideration, Zhang was taught the secrets of war.
The great tengu says that, even with a rough master like him, his much-loved Ushiwaka-maru has followed in the footsteps of Zhang Liang, with mind fixed on the tyranny of the Heike clan. This spirit is praiseworthy.
The dignified appearance of the great tengu of Kurama.
Nothing was held back in his teachings to draw out the sharp skills of Ushiwaka-maru.
The great tengu says he will accompany Ushiwaka-maru like a shadow in his forthcoming battles with the Heike clan. He promises to support him.
He takes his leave of the sorrowful Ushiwaka-maru, soaring into the treetops of Mount Kurama at twilight and disappearing.
The remote Mount Kurama, where Ushiwaka-maru studied under the great tengu.


Space Marine Shojo... because, why not?
My effort to draw and paint using 100% digital method. I like the way it turned out, but it takes longer than I thought.
Overall, I like the way it turned out. Time to practice more!
The base image without the armour. You can basically put any cloth on her; casual, maid, nurse, sailor uniform. You name it.


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Fox News really can't stand Megan Rapinoe and the USWNT
Written by John Kerr & Ryan Masri
Fox News hosts, guests, and contributors have spent the past two weeks attacking Megan Rapinoe and the U.S. women's national soccer team following comments the co-captain made about not wanting to visit the White House or President Donald Trump.
Fox News personalities have called Rapinoe "selfish" and "utterly wrong," and others accused her of using her platform to "mar or spoil or tar" the team's victory. Meanwhile, Fox host Jesse Watters lashed out at the whole U.S. team, decrying their "unpatriotic" behavior and claiming they were hurting their case for equal pay:
Fox News' latest vaccine lie: The COVID vaccine makes you more likely to contract COVID
Research/Study 01/14/22 10:42 AM EST
Conservative media attack constitutional argument over insurrection, whining about idea of holding GOP incumbents accountable
On Fox News, Stephen Miller warns that racism directed at white people will destroy America "if we don't push back and reclaim our heritage"


This document gives an overview of the Australian Government's progress in the development of a national antibiotic resistance management program and provides an introduction to the Communicable Diseases Intelligence supplement on Antimicrobial resistance in Australia, published as Volume 27, Suppl, May 2003.
The Commonwealth Interdepartmental JETACAR Implementation Group was established in November 2000, to oversee and coordinate the continuing government response to JETACAR, to respond to the policy advice received from EAGAR and to seek funding for implementation purposes.
During 2001, EAGAR developed and commenced the use of a protocol to assess the risk of antibiotic resistance developing in new and existing antibiotics.
the release in April of the draft report, National surveillance of healthcare associated infection in Australia, for consultation.
reduced incidence of health care-associated infections in Australia.
The Commonwealth Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry-Australia and the Department of Health and Ageing undertook a collaborative consultation process to develop a national system of surveillance for antibiotic resistance.


Bucharest, 28th of March 2016 – Muşat & Asociaţii represented the Financial Supervisory Authority in the dispute over the claims made by Rst Media.
The Magistrates of the Bucharest Court of Appeal accepted the Financial Supervisory Authority's second appeal against the first instance court's decision and, as a result of the retrial, they dismissed all of Rst Media's claims amounting to over RON 1mn and admitted the public institution's counterclaim, obligating Rst Media to repay to the Financial Supervisory Authority the amount of RON 27,555.64.
In its statement of claim filed by and through its General Manager Radu Soviani, Rst Media requested that the Financial Supervisory Authority be obligated to pay over RON 1mn worth of damages. The claims stated by the journalist Radu Soviani were raised in respect of certain public procurement contracts entered into with the Financial Supervisory Authority for ensuring communication management.
"The decision of the Bucharest Court of Appeal fully confirms our arguments that it is paramount to comply with the mandatory regulations governing public procurements. The review court's decision is a new victory that Muşat & Asociaţii obtains for the Financial Supervisory Authority, and it comes to strengthen our portfolio of complex mandates entrusted to us by our clients," says Dr. Gheorghe Buta, Co-Managing Partner.
The team who dealt with the Financial Supervisory Authority's case file includes Păuna Neculae, Managing Counsel and Valeriu Solcanu, Senior Associate.


"Get this whole team healthy, we're going to crush the record that we set last year," Judge said.
"The expectations are great. We welcome that," second-year manager Aaron Boone said.
New York failed to sign Patrick Corbin, making Paxton the biggest acquisition to bolster a rotation that includes Sabathia (38) and Happ (36). Ottavino, the first No. 0 in Yankees' history, joins an already standout bullpen led by Aroldis Chapman and Britton, who while not a new face has a new spelling – he switched from Zach. Troy Tulowitzki was signed for the minimum salary to play shortstop until Gregorius returns this summer from Tommy John surgery.