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(function (angular) {
    'use strict';

    angular.module('tubular.services')
        /**
         * @ngdoc service
         * @name tubularTemplateService
         *
         * @description
         * Use `tubularTemplateService` to generate `tbGrid` and `tbForm` templates.
         */
        .service('tubularTemplateService',
        [
            '$templateCache',
            'translateFilter',
            function (
                $templateCache,
                translateFilter) {
                var me = this;

                me.canUseHtml5Date = function () {
                    var el = angular.element('<input type="date" value=":)" />');
                    return el.attr('type') === 'date' && el.val() === '';
                };

                me.enums = {
                    dataTypes: ['numeric', 'date', 'boolean', 'string'],
                    editorTypes: [
                        'tbSimpleEditor', 'tbNumericEditor', 'tbDateTimeEditor', 'tbDateEditor',
                        'tbDropdownEditor', 'tbTypeaheadEditor', 'tbHiddenField', 'tbCheckboxField', 'tbTextArea'
                    ],
                    httpMethods: ['POST', 'PUT', 'GET', 'DELETE'],
                    gridModes: ['Read-Only', 'Inline', 'Popup', 'Page'],
                    formLayouts: ['Simple', 'Two-columns', 'Three-columns'],
                    sortDirections: ['Ascending', 'Descending']
                };

                me.defaults = {
                    gridOptions: {
                        Pager: true,
                        FreeTextSearch: true,
                        PageSizeSelector: true,
                        PagerInfo: true,
                        ExportCsv: true,
                        Mode: 'Read-Only',
                        RequireAuthentication: false,
                        ServiceName: '',
                        RequestMethod: 'GET',
                        GridName: 'grid'
                    },
                    formOptions: {
                        CancelButton: true,
                        SaveUrl: '',
                        SaveMethod: 'POST',
                        Layout: 'Simple',
                        ModelKey: '',
                        RequireAuthentication: false,
                        ServiceName: '',
                        dataUrl: ''
                    },
                    fieldsSettings: {
                        'tbSimpleEditor': {
                            ShowLabel: true,
                            Placeholder: true,
                            Format: false,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: true,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: true
                        },
                        'tbNumericEditor': {
                            ShowLabel: true,
                            Placeholder: true,
                            Format: true,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: true,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: false
                        },
                        'tbDateTimeEditor': {
                            ShowLabel: true,
                            Placeholder: false,
                            Format: true,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: true,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: false
                        },
                        'tbDateEditor': {
                            ShowLabel: true,
                            Placeholder: false,
                            Format: true,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: true,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: false
                        },
                        'tbDropdownEditor': {
                            ShowLabel: true,
                            Placeholder: false,
                            Format: false,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: true,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: false
                        },
                        'tbTypeaheadEditor': {
                            ShowLabel: true,
                            Placeholder: true,
                            Format: false,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: true,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: false
                        },
                        'tbHiddenField': {
                            ShowLabel: false,
                            Placeholder: false,
                            Format: false,
                            Help: false,
                            Required: false,
                            ReadOnly: false,
                            EditorType: false
                        },
                        'tbCheckboxField': {
                            ShowLabel: false,
                            Placeholder: false,
                            Format: false,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: false,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: false
                        },
                        'tbTextArea': {
                            ShowLabel: true,
                            Placeholder: true,
                            Help: true,
                            Required: true,
                            ReadOnly: true,
                            EditorType: false
                        }
                    }
                };

                // Loading popovers templates
                me.tbColumnDateTimeFilterPopoverTemplateName = 'tbColumnDateTimeFilterPopoverTemplate.html';

                if (!$templateCache.get(me.tbColumnDateTimeFilterPopoverTemplateName)) {
                    var htmlDateSelector =
                        '<input class="form-control" type="date" ng-model="$ctrl.filter.Text" autofocus ng-keypress="$ctrl.checkEvent($event)" ' +
                            'placeholder="{{\'CAPTION_VALUE\' | translate}}" ng-disabled="$ctrl.filter.Operator == \'None\'" />' +
                            '<input type="date" class="form-control" ng-model="$ctrl.filter.Argument[0]" ng-keypress="$ctrl.checkEvent($event)" ng-show="$ctrl.filter.Operator == \'Between\'" />';

                    var bootstrapDateSelector = '
' +
                        '<input type="text" class="form-control" uib-datepicker-popup="MM/dd/yyyy" ng-model="$ctrl.filter.Text" autofocus ng-keypress="$ctrl.checkEvent($event)" ' +
                        'placeholder="{{\'CAPTION_VALUE\' | translate}}" ng-disabled="$ctrl.filter.Operator == \'None\'" is-open="$ctrl.dateOpen" />' +
                        '' +
                        '<button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="$ctrl.dateOpen = !$ctrl.dateOpen;"></button>' +
                        '' +
                        '
';

                    me.tbColumnDateTimeFilterPopoverTemplate = '
' +
                        '<form class="tubular-column-filter-form" onsubmit="return false;">' +
                        '<select class="form-control" ng-options="key as value for (key , value) in $ctrl.filterOperators" ng-model="$ctrl.filter.Operator" ng-hide="$ctrl.dataType == \'boolean\'"></select> ' +
                        (me.canUseHtml5Date() ? htmlDateSelector : bootstrapDateSelector) +
                        '
' +
                        '<tb-column-filter-buttons></tb-column-filter-buttons>' +
                        '</form>' +
                        '
';

                    $templateCache.put(me.tbColumnDateTimeFilterPopoverTemplateName,
                        me.tbColumnDateTimeFilterPopoverTemplate);
                }

                /**
                 * Generates the grid's cells markup
                 * @param {array} columns
                 * @param {string} mode
                 * @returns {string}
                 */
                me.generateCells = function (columns, mode) {
                    return columns.map(function (el) {
                        var editorTag = el.EditorType
                            .replace(/([A-Z])/g, function ($1) { return '-' + $1.toLowerCase(); });

                        return '\r\n\t\t<tb-cell-template column-name="' + el.Name + '">' +
                            '\r\n\t\t\t' +
                            (mode === 'Inline'
                                ? '<' +
                                editorTag +
                                ' is-editing="row.$isEditing" value="row.' +
                                el.Name +
                                '">' +
                                '</' +
                                editorTag +
                                '>'
                                : el.Template) +
                            '\r\n\t\t</tb-cell-template>';
                    })
                        .join('');
                };

                /**
                 * Generates a grid markup using a columns model and grids options
                 * @param {array} columns
                 * @param {object} options
                 * @returns {string}
                 */
                me.generateGrid = function (columns, options) {
                    var topToolbar = '';
                    var bottomToolbar = '';

                    if (options.Pager) {
                        topToolbar += '\r\n\t<tb-grid-pager class="col-md-6"></tb-grid-pager>';
                        bottomToolbar += '\r\n\t<tb-grid-pager class="col-md-6"></tb-grid-pager>';
                    }

                    if (options.ExportCsv) {
                        topToolbar += '\r\n\t
' +
                            '\r\n\t\t
' +
                            '\r\n\t\t<tb-print-button title="Tubular"></tb-print-button>' +
                            '\r\n\t\t<tb-export-button filename="tubular.csv" css="btn-sm"></tb-export-button>' +
                            '\r\n\t\t
' +
                            '\r\n\t
';
                    }

                    if (options.FreeTextSearch) {
                        topToolbar += '\r\n\t<tb-text-search class="col-md-3" css="input-sm"></tb-text-search>';
                    }

                    if (options.PageSizeSelector) {
                        bottomToolbar +=
                            '\r\n\t<tb-page-size-selector class="col-md-3" selectorcss="input-sm"></tb-page-size-selector>';
                    }

                    if (options.PagerInfo) {
                        bottomToolbar += '\r\n\t<tb-grid-pager-info class="col-md-3"></tb-grid-pager-info>';
                    }

                    return '
' +
                        '\r\n<tb-grid server-url="' +
                        options.dataUrl +
                        '" request-method="' +
                        options.RequestMethod +
                        '" class="row" ' +
                        'page-size="10" require-authentication="' +
                        options.RequireAuthentication +
                        '" ' +
                        (options.ServiceName !== '' ? ' service-name="' + options.ServiceName + '"' : '') +
                        (options.Mode !== 'Read-Only' ? ' editor-mode="' + options.Mode.toLowerCase() + '"' : '') +
                        '>' +
                        (topToolbar === '' ? '' : '\r\n\t
' + topToolbar + '\r\n\t
') +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        '\r\n\t<tb-grid-table class="table-bordered">' +
                        '\r\n\t<tb-column-definitions>' +
                        (options.Mode !== 'Read-Only'
                            ? '\r\n\t\t<tb-column label="Actions"><tb-column-header>{{label}}</tb-column-header></tb-column>'
                            : '') +
                        columns.map(function (el) {
                            return '\r\n\t\t<tb-column name="' + el.Name + '" label="' + el.Label +
                                '" column-type="' + el.DataType + '" sortable="' + el.Sortable +
                                '" ' +
                                '\r\n\t\t\tis-key="' + el.IsKey + '" searchable="' + el.Searchable +
                                '" ' +
                                (el.Sortable
                                    ? '\r\n\t\t\tsort-direction="' +
                                    el.SortDirection +
                                    '" sort-order="' +
                                    el.SortOrder +
                                    '" '
                                    : ' ') +
                                'visible="' +
                                el.Visible +
                                '">' +
                                (el.Filter ? '\r\n\t\t\t<tb-column-filter></tb-column-filter>' : '') +
                                '\r\n\t\t\t<tb-column-header>{{label}}</tb-column-header>' +
                                '\r\n\t\t</tb-column>';
                        })
                        .join('') +
                        '\r\n\t</tb-column-definitions>' +
                        '\r\n\t<tb-row-set>' +
                        '\r\n\t<tb-row-template ng-repeat="row in $component.rows" row-model="row">' +
                        (options.Mode !== 'Read-Only'
                            ? '\r\n\t\t<tb-cell-template>' +
                            (options
                                .Mode ===
                                'Inline'
                                ? '\r\n\t\t\t<tb-save-button model="row"></tb-save-button>'
                                : '') +
                            '\r\n\t\t\t<tb-edit-button model="row"></tb-edit-button>' +
                            '\r\n\t\t</tb-cell-template>'
                            : '') +
                        me.generateCells(columns, options.Mode) +
                        '\r\n\t</tb-row-template>' +
                        '\r\n\t</tb-row-set>' +
                        '\r\n\t</tb-grid-table>' +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        (bottomToolbar === '' ? '' : '\r\n\t
' + bottomToolbar + '\r\n\t
') +
                        '\r\n</tb-grid>' +
                        '\r\n
';
                };

                me.getEditorTypeByDateType = function (dataType) {
                    switch (dataType) {
                        case 'date':
                            return 'tbDateTimeEditor';
                        case 'numeric':
                            return 'tbNumericEditor';
                        case 'boolean':
                            return 'tbCheckboxField';
                        default:
                            return 'tbSimpleEditor';
                    }
                };

                /*
                 * Create a columns array using a model.
                 *
                 * @param {object} model
                 * @returns {array} The columns
                 */
                me.createColumns = function (model) {
                    var jsonModel = (angular.isArray(model) && model.length > 0) ? model[0] : model;
                    var columns = [];

                    angular.forEach(Object.keys(jsonModel), function (prop) {
                        var value = jsonModel[prop];

                        // Ignore functions and  null value, but maybe evaluate another item if there is anymore
                        if (prop[0] === '$' || angular.isFunction(value) || value == null) {
                            return;
                        }

                        if (angular.isNumber(value) || parseFloat(value).toString() === value) {
                            columns.push({
                                Name: prop,
                                DataType: 'numeric',
                                Template: '{{row.' + prop + ' | number}}'
                            });
                        } else if (angular.isDate(value) || !isNaN((new Date(value)).getTime())) {
                            columns.push({ Name: prop, DataType: 'date', Template: '{{row.' + prop + ' | moment }}' });
                        } else if (value.toLowerCase() === 'true' || value.toLowerCase() === 'false') {
                            columns.push({
                                Name: prop,
                                DataType: 'boolean',
                                Template: '{{row.' + prop + ' ? "TRUE" : "FALSE" }}'
                            });
                        } else {
                            var newColumn = { Name: prop, DataType: 'string', Template: '{{row.' + prop + '}}' };

                            if ((/e(-|)mail/ig).test(newColumn.Name)) {
                                newColumn.Template = '' + newColumn.Template + '';
                            }

                            columns.push(newColumn);
                        }
                    });

                    var firstSort = false;

                    angular.forEach(columns, function (columnObj) {
                        columnObj.Label = columnObj.Name.replace(/([a-z])([A-Z])/g, '$1 $2');
                        columnObj.EditorType = me.getEditorTypeByDateType(columnObj.DataType);

                        // Grid attributes
                        columnObj.Searchable = columnObj.DataType === 'string';
                        columnObj.Filter = true;
                        columnObj.Visible = true;
                        columnObj.Sortable = true;
                        columnObj.IsKey = false;
                        columnObj.SortOrder = 0;
                        columnObj.SortDirection = '';
                        // Form attributes
                        columnObj.ShowLabel = true;
                        columnObj.Placeholder = '';
                        columnObj.Format = '';
                        columnObj.Help = '';
                        columnObj.Required = true;
                        columnObj.ReadOnly = false;

                        if (firstSort) {
                            return;
                        }

                        columnObj.IsKey = true;
                        columnObj.SortOrder = 1;
                        columnObj.SortDirection = 'Ascending';
                        firstSort = true;
                    });

                    return columns;
                };

                me.generatePopupTemplate = function (model, title) {
                    var columns = me.createColumns(model);

                    return '<tb-form model="Model">' +
                        '

' +
                        (title || 'Edit Row') +
                        '

' +
                        '
' +
                        me.generateFieldsArray(columns).join('') +
                        '
' +
                        '
' +
                        '<button class="btn btn-primary" ng-click="savePopup()" ng-disabled="!Model.$valid()">Save</button>' +
                        '<button class="btn btn-danger" ng-click="closePopup()" formnovalidate>Cancel</button>' +
                        '
' +
                        '</tb-form>';
                };

                me.generatePopup = function (model, title) {
                    var templateName = 'temp' + (new Date().getTime()) + '.html';
                    var template = me.generatePopupTemplate(model, title);

                    $templateCache.put(templateName, template);

                    return templateName;
                };

                /**
                 * Generates a new form using the fields model and options
                 *
                 * @param {array} fields
                 * @param {object} options
                 * @returns {string}
                 */
                me.generateForm = function (fields, options) {
                    var layout = options.Layout === 'Simple' ? '' : options.Layout.toLowerCase();
                    var fieldsArray = me.generateFieldsArray(fields);
                    var fieldsMarkup;

                    if (layout === '') {
                        fieldsMarkup = fieldsArray.join('');
                    } else {
                        fieldsMarkup = '\r\n\t
' +
                            (layout === 'two-columns'
                                ? '\r\n\t
' +
                                fieldsArray.filter(function (i, e) { return (e % 2) === 0; }).join('') +
                                '\r\n\t
\r\n\t
' +
                                fieldsArray.filter(function (i, e) { return (e % 2) === 1; }).join('') +
                                '
'
                                : '\r\n\t
' +
                                fieldsArray.filter(function (i, e) { return (e % 3) === 0; }).join('') +
                                '\r\n\t
\r\n\t
' +
                                fieldsArray.filter(function (i, e) { return (e % 3) === 1; }).join('') +
                                '\r\n\t
\r\n\t
' +
                                fieldsArray.filter(function (i, e) { return (e % 3) === 2; }).join('') +
                                '\r\n\t
') +
                            '\r\n\t
';
                    }

                    return '<tb-form server-save-method="' + options.SaveMethod + '" model-key="' + options.ModelKey +
                        '" require-authentication="' +
                        options.RequireAuthentication +
                        '" ' +
                        'server-url="' +
                        options.dataUrl +
                        '" server-save-url="' +
                        options.SaveUrl +
                        '"' +
                        (options.ServiceName !== '' ? ' service-name="' + options.ServiceName + '"' : '') +
                        '>' +
                        '\r\n\t' +
                        fieldsMarkup +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        '\r\n\t\t<button class="btn btn-primary" ng-click="$parent.save()" ng-disabled="!$parent.model.$valid()">Save</button>' +
                        (options.CancelButton
                            ? '\r\n\t\t<button class="btn btn-danger" ng-click="$parent.cancel()" formnovalidate>Cancel</button>'
                            : '') +
                        '\r\n\t
' +
                        '\r\n</tb-form>';
                };

                /**
                 * Generates a array with a template for every column
                 *
                 * @param {array} columns
                 * @returns {array}
                 */
                me.generateFieldsArray = function (columns) {
                    return columns.map(function (el) {
                        var editorTag = el.EditorType
                            .replace(/([A-Z])/g, function ($1) { return '-' + $1.toLowerCase(); });
                        var defaults = me.defaults.fieldsSettings[el.EditorType];

                        return '\r\n\t<' +
                            editorTag +
                            ' name="' +
                            el.Name +
                            '"' +
                            (defaults.EditorType ? '\r\n\t\teditor-type="' + el.DataType + '" ' : '') +
                            (defaults.ShowLabel
                                ? '\r\n\t\tlabel="' + el.Label + '" show-label="' + el.ShowLabel + '"'
                                : '') +
                            (defaults.Placeholder ? '\r\n\t\tplaceholder="' + el.Placeholder + '"' : '') +
                            (defaults.Required ? '\r\n\t\trequired="' + el.Required + '"' : '') +
                            (defaults.ReadOnly ? '\r\n\t\tread-only="' + el.ReadOnly + '"' : '') +
                            (defaults.Format ? '\r\n\t\tformat="' + el.Format + '"' : '') +
                            (defaults.Help ? '\r\n\t\thelp="' + el.Help + '"' : '') +
                            '>\r\n\t</' +
                            editorTag +
                            '>';
                    });
                };

                me.setupFilter = function ($scope, $ctrl) {
                    var dateOps = {
                        'None': translateFilter('OP_NONE'),
                        'Equals': translateFilter('OP_EQUALS'),
                        'NotEquals': translateFilter('OP_NOTEQUALS'),
                        'Between': translateFilter('OP_BETWEEN'),
                        'Gte': '>=',
                        'Gt': '>',
                        'Lte': '<=',
                        'Lt': '<'
                    };

                    var filterOperators = {
                        'string': {
                            'None': translateFilter('OP_NONE'),
                            'Equals': translateFilter('OP_EQUALS'),
                            'NotEquals': translateFilter('OP_NOTEQUALS'),
                            'Contains': translateFilter('OP_CONTAINS'),
                            'NotContains': translateFilter('OP_NOTCONTAINS'),
                            'StartsWith': translateFilter('OP_STARTSWITH'),
                            'NotStartsWith': translateFilter('OP_NOTSTARTSWITH'),
                            'EndsWith': translateFilter('OP_ENDSWITH'),
                            'NotEndsWith': translateFilter('OP_NOTENDSWITH')
                        },
                        'numeric': {
                            'None': translateFilter('OP_NONE'),
                            'Equals': translateFilter('OP_EQUALS'),
                            'Between': translateFilter('OP_BETWEEN'),
                            'Gte': '>=',
                            'Gt': '>',
                            'Lte': '<=',
                            'Lt': '<'
                        },
                        'date': dateOps,
                        'datetime': dateOps,
                        'datetimeutc': dateOps,
                        'boolean': {
                            'None': translateFilter('OP_NONE'),
                            'Equals': translateFilter('OP_EQUALS'),
                            'NotEquals': translateFilter('OP_NOTEQUALS')
                        }
                    };

                    $ctrl.filter = {
                        Text: $ctrl.text || null,
                        Argument: $ctrl.argument ? [$ctrl.argument] : null,
                        Operator: $ctrl.operator || 'Contains',
                        OptionsUrl: $ctrl.optionsUrl || null,
                        HasFilter: !($ctrl.text == null),
                        Name: $scope.$parent.$parent.column.Name
                    };

                    $ctrl.filterTitle = $ctrl.title || translateFilter('CAPTION_FILTER');

                    $scope.$watch(function () {
                        var c = $ctrl.$component.columns
                            .filter(function (e) { return e.Name === $ctrl.filter.Name; });

                        return c.length !== 0 ? c[0] : null;
                    },
                        function (val) {
                            if (!val) {
                                return;
                            }

                            if ($ctrl.filter.HasFilter !== val.Filter.HasFilter) {
                                $ctrl.filter.HasFilter = val.Filter.HasFilter;
                                $ctrl.filter.Text = val.Filter.Text;
                                $ctrl.retrieveData();
                            }
                        },
                        true);

                    $ctrl.retrieveData = function () {
                        var c = $ctrl.$component.columns.filter(function (e) { return e.Name === $ctrl.filter.Name; });

                        if (c.length !== 0) {
                            c[0].Filter = $ctrl.filter;
                        }

                        $ctrl.$component.retrieveData();
                        $ctrl.close();
                    };

                    $ctrl.clearFilter = function () {
                        if ($ctrl.filter.Operator !== 'Multiple') {
                            $ctrl.filter.Operator = 'None';
                        }

                        if (angular.isDefined($ctrl.onlyContains) && $ctrl.onlyContains) {
                            $ctrl.filter.Operator = 'Contains';
                        }

                        $ctrl.filter.Text = '';
                        $ctrl.filter.Argument = [];
                        $ctrl.filter.HasFilter = false;
                        $ctrl.retrieveData();
                    };

                    $ctrl.applyFilter = function () {
                        $ctrl.filter.HasFilter = true;
                        $ctrl.retrieveData();
                    };

                    $ctrl.close = function () {
                        $ctrl.isOpen = false;
                    };

                    $ctrl.checkEvent = function (keyEvent) {
                        if (keyEvent.which === 13) {
                            $ctrl.applyFilter();
                            keyEvent.preventDefault();
                        }
                    };

                    var columns = $ctrl.$component.columns.filter(function (e) { return e.Name === $ctrl.filter.Name; });

                    $scope.$watch('$ctrl.filter.Operator', function (val) { if (val === 'None') $ctrl.filter.Text = ''; });

                    if (columns.length === 0) {
                        return;
                    }

                    $scope.$watch('$ctrl.filter', function (n) {
                        if (columns[0].Filter.Text !== n.Text) {
                            n.Text = columns[0].Filter.Text;

                            if (columns[0].Filter.Operator !== n.Operator) {
                                n.Operator = columns[0].Filter.Operator;
                            }
                        }

                        $ctrl.filter.HasFilter = columns[0].Filter.HasFilter;
                    });

                    columns[0].Filter = $ctrl.filter;
                    $ctrl.dataType = columns[0].DataType;
                    $ctrl.filterOperators = filterOperators[$ctrl.dataType];

                    if ($ctrl.dataType === 'date' ||
                        $ctrl.dataType === 'datetime' ||
                        $ctrl.dataType === 'datetimeutc') {
                        $ctrl.filter.Argument = [new Date()];

                        if ($ctrl.filter.Operator === 'Contains') {
                            $ctrl.filter.Operator = 'Equals';
                        }
                    }

                    if ($ctrl.dataType === 'numeric' || $ctrl.dataType === 'boolean') {
                        $ctrl.filter.Argument = [1];

                        if ($ctrl.filter.Operator === 'Contains') {
                            $ctrl.filter.Operator = 'Equals';
                        }
                    }
                };

            }
        ]);
})(angular);

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Good with Children: Yes, Pepper loves children. I have two 3 year old grandsons and Pepper is very good with them. He loves resting his head on their laps when they are sitting in a chair. He is very playful and loves running with them too.
Good with Dogs: Yes! He loves both of my dogs. I have a 12 year old Australian Cattle Dog and she continually herds him and he doesn't mind. I have a 7 month old Setter and she is his playmate.
House trained: Yes, Pepper has not had any accidents since his arrival.
Crate trained: Yes, Pepper goes into his crate well, especially for a treat.
Leash trained: Yes, he is getting better on a leash. He is walked daily with an Easy Walk Harness which works well at directing him back to my side. He loses concentration when he sees a squirrel and is very strong. He gets better and better at walking on a leash everyday.
Fence Yard: He loves running and a fenced yard would be perfect for Pepper. Pepper currently plays in a yard that is fenced in. The fence is vinyl and 6 ft tall.
Behavior: Pepper is a lover. He loves to cuddle especially at night. He loves laying his head on your lap. He also thinks he's a lap dog at times. Pepper loves being with other dogs.
Medical History: Pepper is fully vetted and microchipped. He is healthy and has the most beautiful white teeth. He is neutered. Pepper is from Turkey where Leishmaniasis is endemic. He has tested negative, But the parasite can remain dormant in the system. Potential adopters must be willing to commit to annual testing for the next 7 years. Your vet can draw the blood and send it to the lab. The test typically costs $120-150 but varies from vet to vet.
Foster Comments: Pepper is a happy-go-lucky boy. He makes me laugh constantly. He is so incredibly sweet and affectionate. His fur is velvety soft. He loves to be around people and dogs. Pepper follows me everywhere I go throughout the house. Pepper came from Turkey and has adjusted to English well. He sits when told and comes when called. He actually sits waiting patiently for his meal without being told. I feed Pepper with a Fun Feeder Slow Feed bowl because it makes him eat slower. He loves getting a bath and had a positive experience at his recent groomer appointment. The groomer said the only difficulty for them was getting him to quit wagging his tail during the grooming. He loves everyone! Pepper settles own around the same time every night. He is crated at night and never whines. I am working on leash training with the commands heal and leave it when he wants to sniff things. This was my first experience with a foster dog and I couldn't have asked for a kinder, gentler, more loving dog.


Sustained neurotransmission requires the tight coupling of synaptic vesicle (SV) exocytosis and endocytosis. The mechanisms underlying this coupling are poorly understood. We tested the hypothesis that a cGMP-dependent protein kinase (PKG), encoded by the foraging (for) gene in Drosophila melanogaster, is critical for this process using a for null mutant, genomic rescues and tissue-specific rescues. We uncoupled the exocytic and endocytic functions of FOR in neurotransmission using a temperature-sensitive shibire mutant in conjunction with fluorescein-assisted light inactivation of FOR. We discovered a dual role for presynaptic FOR, in which FOR inhibits SV exocytosis during low-frequency stimulation by negatively regulating presynaptic Ca2+ levels and maintains neurotransmission during high-frequency stimulation by facilitating SV endocytosis. Additionally, glial FOR negatively regulated nerve terminal growth through TGF-β signalling, and this developmental effect was independent of the effects of FOR on neurotransmission. Overall, FOR plays a critical role in coupling SV exocytosis and endocytosis, thereby balancing these two components to maintain sustained neurotransmission.
Conceptualization: J.S.D., M.B.S.; Methodology: J.S.D.; Validation: J.S.D.; Formal analysis: J.S.D., O.E.V.; Investigation: J.S.D., O.E.V.; Resources: A.M.A., M.B.S.; Writing - original draft: J.S.D.; Writing - review & editing: J.S.D., A.M.A., O.E.V., M.B.S.; Visualization: J.S.D.; Supervision: M.B.S.; Project administration: J.S.D., M.B.S.; Funding acquisition: J.S.D., M.B.S.
This work was supported by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada [RGPIN 3397-11 and RGPIN-2016-06185 to M.B.S.; RGPIN 06582 to J.S.D.] and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada [Postdoctoral Fellowship to J.S.D.].
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My son has been traveling since he was 1.5 months old. We have taken him to various beach destinations. But I have always loved mountains a little more than the sea. Last October, after he turned two, my husband and I came up with the idea of a vacation to Shillong and Cherrapunji. Our memorable stay at Ri Kynjai resort, opposite Umiam Lake was followed up by the experience of walking among the clouds in Cherrapunji. The boy loved everything about the trip.
This picture was taken on the way during our road trip from Shillong to Cherrapunji. The windswept Kansh grass caught my attention. I stopped the car and walked outside to get soaked in the beauty of nature. A small house surrounded by hills and slopes was a soothing sight. I stood transfixed for a while before capturing this moment through my lens. This picture is no less than frozen memories of witnessing nature's beauty at its best for me.
This is the sixth post (nonfiction) written as part of the #MyfriendAlexa campaign on the theme 'Shades of Perception'. You can read the fourth flash fiction around this picture prompt here and the fifth one here. For the first three posts, you can click here.
The Tuesday Photo Challenge is a weekly theme-based challenge for photographers of all kinds to share both new and old photography. The theme for this week's TPC is Hills.
This first picture was taken in Munnar, India in 2011. I have grown up loving mountains while my husband has always been fascinated by beaches. It took us months before reaching a destination for our first trip together post wedding. Finally we fell in love with the beautiful Munnar. The picturesque hills surrounding the gorgeous tea gardens literally took our breath away.


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The Brown House will be adding to its unique collection of art work prepared by local artists. The collection tells the stories of persons, places, and events pertinent to the Civil War in Washington County. We agree with the saying, "a picture is worth a thousand words" as family and community history is unveiled through these works.


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About six weeks ago I came home to find that Martha, my sweet Labradoodle, had gotten into a bag of yarn and shredded it all over our family room. It was over $100 worth of yarn that I had planned to knit several pairs of socks. I couldn't be mad with her; look at that sweet face; I was angry with myself for not moving the yarn to a safer location.
I decided I wanted to make our daughter-in-law a pair of socks for her birthday, so I began knitting a pair of socks using three different yarns and using the "fade" method to blend the yarns when changing from one yarn to the other.
I took this project with me on vacation and would knit each night as we sat in the bar and watched the sunset at our hotel in Grand Teton National Park.
When we arrived home I only had the leg to finish on the second sock. We decided to run out for a quick dinner one evening and, as we always do since the "yarn incident", I picked everything up and put it on the counter, out of Martha's reach (so I thought).
We were gone less than an hour, but that was plenty of time for her to somehow get the knitting bag off the counter and completely destroy the toe and most of the foot of one of the socks. I was so angry and she knew it! We didn't look at each other for two days!
Luckily, Hue Loco still carried the pink yarn and I was able to order it and get it in time to finish the socks for Briana.
I gifted them to her yesterday and was so pleased to know I was able to repair and continue making these socks for her. They turned out beautifully and she really liked them. Because one sock ended up being knit toe up and the other was finished top down the toes look a little different but once they are on her feet I have no doubt I am the only one who would know.
I finished the toe with a kitchener stitch, which I am finally understanding and love how pretty this toe looks. I might be a new convert to knitting top down socks.
I started knitting gusset, slip stitch heels instead of the Fish Lips Kiss Heel. I like the look of it a little more.
These socks will make a perfect fall staple for Briana. The colors are so pretty.
And thus ends the story of The Socks That Martha Ate!
Oh Martha! I bet 'butter wouldn't melt in her mouth"! (Do you know that saying, or is it more of an Australian one. My sweet mother used to say it all the time! ) They are lovely socks, and no one would know that they are knitted with different techniques. I want to learn Kitchener stitch too! I have to use it to cast off my neckline on my recent knitted sweater.
Beautiful socks! Quite the story tho!! yikes Martha!!
Oh no! Naughty Martha but I completely see that she'd be hard to stay mad at. Your sock knitting is always so pretty and the blend of colours is perfect fro autumn on these ones.


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Roman Polanski Will Appeal Academy Expulsion
"We want due process," the director's attorney said.
By Rebecca Keegan
Roman Polanski attends a press conference in Krakow, Poland, October 30, 2015.By Adam Nurkiewicz/Getty Images.
Roman Polanski will attempt to appeal the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' decision to expel him, Polanski's attorney, Harland Braun, has told Vanity Fair.
"We want due process," Braun said. "That's not asking too much of the Academy, is it?"
The Academy's Board of Governors met on Tuesday night and voted to expel Polanski and Bill Cosby from its membership, in accordance with the organization's new standards of conduct.
Polanski pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor in 1977 and fled the country after serving 42 days, when it seemed he might be sent back to prison. Polanski's legal history did not seem to trouble many Academy members in 2003, when he won an Oscar for directing The Pianist and received a standing ovation at the Academy Awards ceremony; presenter Harrison Ford accepted the trophy on his behalf.
But times have clearly changed, particularly since the Academy expelled Harvey Weinstein in October, and instituted new rules for reporting member misconduct in January. When she announced those new rules, Academy C.E.O. Dawn Hudson told Oscar voters in an e-mail, "The Academy's goal is not to be an investigative body, but rather ensure that when a grievance is made, it will go through a fair and methodical process."
Braun believes the Academy failed to follow a fair process in this case.
"Mr. Polanski was supposed to be given notice, and have 10 days to present his side," Braun said. "It was a complete debacle in the sense that they didn't follow their own rules."
Braun said he had heard the Academy was planning to take up the issue of Polanski's membership, and he was prepared to make a presentation to the board, which would include statements from the victim in his 1977 case, Samantha Geimer. Reached separately on Thursday, Geimer, too, objected to the Academy's decision, calling it "ugly and cruel" and "just P.R."
"They short-circuited it all," Braun said. "It's shocking that they're so unfair. We're going to try to sit down with the Academy and say, 'Hey, look, guys, follow the rules.'"
The Academy's bylaws include a line that gives its board the authority to expel a member as long as two-thirds of Academy governors approve. The board retains that authority under the new rules passed in January.
A spokeswoman for the Academy declined to comment on whether the board would hear an appeal from Polanski.
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Gor Mahia coach Dylan Kerr, while dissapointed at losing to Azam in the CECAFA club cup semis, commended his players and said the players lost because they were tired.
Kerr cited the sheer number of games Kogalo has played in the last 2 weeks.
"But I am happy with my player. They did everything possible to win the game despite playing eight games in fifteen days," he continued.
The glut of fixtures has finally taken its toll on the playing unit resulting in injuries.
Ernest Wendo (groin), Francis Kahata (knee) George Odhiambo (knock) have all been ruled out of today's encounter while the defensive duo of captain Harun Shakava (groin) and Joash Onyango (knock) remains doubtful.
Kerr says he is not looking forward to the 3rd place playoff against JKU which is scheduled for Friday.
"It is unfortunate we got injuries here, but they are from contacts and collision, not fatigue. Kahata has had a knock and Wendo was injured in the previous game, but that is football.
"Football is tough and after too many fixtures, it's bound to take a toll on us. We have to think of how to motivate the players." said Kerr to the Standard.
Gor Mahia will then take on Yanga FC in the CAF confederations cup on Wednesday July 18. Yanga will be well rested after having skipped the CECAFA event.
If you dont plan propper then you are planing to fail. What was the good reason to participating in this cecafa thing? You cannot win all the trophies availlable and these is the results of being greedy on the side of EC. Players are human as well they cannot function as robbots. It is now very dangerous that senior players are geting injured may be due to fatigue at the worst moment. Watch out for yanga.
The coach had an option of giving the 2nd 11 a chance but he chose otherwise, I think he should just chill and move on , this line of too many games in x days is kind of boring though its a fact.
Coach just mentally prep the boys for the Yanga match which is a Must win.Office would do well to come up with a motivational factor to lift their spirits too before the Yanga match like honoring the bonus pledge on Monday and promising a little bump like 10k per player for a Yanga win which would go a long way in psyching them up.I also propose if they win 3rd place EC donates the whole 1Million to them right on the spot for Captain to distribute among playing unit and TB.
Mr Kerr, how I do not believe this nonsense. Were YOU not aware how many matches Gor were going to play? At what stage did you realize the players were mentally et physically tired.
Why would a club like Gor overreach in it's tittle ambitions?
Look at how sharmfull the cecafa battle has turned out.
a). players were involved in too many fights in a short period of time.
b). They were grumbling about his bonuses.
Secondly, EC should have made sure the club was not going to be engaged in extra time matches. This should have been a precondition for entering the tournament on obvious reasons.
Otherwise I reservedly congratulate the players for reaching the semi-finals. This was not my tournament from the word go.
The average Gor player is now technically astute unlike what we see in Harambee stars.
On this I congratulate the coach. The mere fact that it hardly takes 20min for the club to score a goal should be mentioned.
One player that I had lost hope on is Wafula, he has proved me wrong and might even get to the status of Kagere… his own country disowned him but after his exploits in the pitch they quickly realized he was a Rwandan after all. Wafula you have the same predicament, make them come for you!
BlackBerry was one player I wanted to see out of Gor but he too is making inroads… and this has nothing to do with those individual runs. When Messi and Ronaldinho do these solo runs they are ALWAYS in sync with the team. Blackberry should adapt more too what Ronaldo(Juventus) does in the pitch and this is good individual skill(which he already has) combined with good assists.
I like the part where you say, Gor Mahia is now technically more astute than Harambee stars!
One thing though, that I think Gor Mahia will most likely do, if the back room issues are sorted, is reaching the quarter final stage at first asking.
I am still trying to put the team Frank Nuttal developed and the current one under Kerr side by side and ok be thing that constantly comes up is he fact that both teams were unique their own ways and always stood out as Gor Mahia!
This particular Gor Mahia team has so much potential and a really good opportunity to make history and everything should be done to see that they succeed!
To do well against Yanga, Gm need strong support from 12th Man. Can EC start strong campaign for good number to turn up on 18th July . CECAFA is now history every stakeholder will have something to learn from it. Future is good let support the team, TB and the office for now.
Serious teams are busy preparing for CAF Competition and Gor Mahia is busy chasing for third play off in CECAFA.
Its a shame and big shame….
Very greedy office that Gor Mahia has at the moment.People are looking for money to finish flats(Kilo)using Gor.
GOR 1- JKU 0. SCORED BY F.MUSTAFA . GUIKAN, Omondi wasting open chances(numerious).
Am partubed by people critising the coach, if one had played soccer you would be able to understand what the coach means about mental and psychological preparedness. under several circumstances you can be ready for a match but the body if not properly conditioned can just give in anytime during the cause of the match. Secondly the coach is a winner and i think that he wants to win every sinle game thus fielding his best 1st 11 in almost every game, so in a nutshell Gor players could be suffering from muscles fatigue due to depletion of glycogen in the body tissue while thier haert and soul is ready but the body will not be able to respond appriopriately.Mean while they need to replenish and condition thier body by eating fluids and stretching thier muscles before any now otherwise Yanga will be a huge call.
Mmmmh… this is an amazing team, let nobody joke with this team.Waiting to hear where the one million goes.
Congrats TEAM for the 3rd place win. I hope the players get 100% of the money. News that Gor boycotted the dressing room during the SF match is very sad. At this point and time protocol MUST be followed whether you like it or not. Getting to the stadium through the fence is so old school. Shame to the TM who made us do that. We can believe in magic at this time and age. You can't believe in juju and at the same time make the sign of the cross as you enter the field.
Today again we didn't appear to take the bronze medal and the dummy cheque despite Zico summoning the team.


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New to the forum! I purchased my Yamaha WR250f about 7 years ago. I have always hated the stock halogen light. It doesn't put out any light and is super dangerous to ride at night. I recently decided to design and build a custom LED headlight for my bike. It took me awhile to do research but I finally got everything installed and working. I purchased the LED Aux light from Superbrightleds.com. They have very high quality lights for the cost.
I created a youtube video going over the build and performance of the light. I wanted to post this so others could get ideas for a similar build.
Let me know if anyone has any questions. I'd be happy to give guidance if someone is wanting to do this on their bike.
That is a really nice light. Thanks for the info. going to have to check out Superbrightleds. Thanks.
Which light did you use?
Hey JOsnipes, How do you like your wr250f ? I was looking at the yz250f, looks like there's not too much if a difference. Have you put a lot of hours on it ? If so have you put much work into it ? Thanks.
Hey P. Gabby, I love my WR250f, it has been super reliable and has plenty of power! I only weigh 150lbs so its a rocket for me. I haven't had any issues with it at all with it. I have probably have a little more than 100 hours riding. I usually ride 8-9 times each year so I'd say it has pretty good use. I am OCD with cleaning it and many people say it looks brand new when they see it. I have a family and other hobbies so I can't spend all my time riding.
I have it jetted for high elevation as I usually ride in the mountains. I installed an FMF Q4 power bomb pipe and muffler, they give it a awesome sound and nice power increase. I like how the WR is geared a little bit lower in 1st and 2nd gear for the technical trails and then 5th gear is a little wider for faster speeds. The electric start, head-light, and trail computer/speedometer make it stand out against the YZ250f. If you are wanting a lighter weight bike, and something you will only ride in the day, maybe the YZ is for you. It depends on what you ride mostly. I ride mountain / dirt trails 85% of the time and 15% of the time is riding on the sand dunes and sandy trails.
If there was one thing I would change I would have purchased the WR250R so it would be street legal. That's the only downside....I can't ride this thing around town haha.


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"Love Embraces All" solo by Amirah Sackett. - Duration: 5 minutes, 33 seconds.
"Love Embraces All" Clip from Detroit's First Women in Hip-Hop Concert 2016 - Duration: 49 seconds.
hip-hop and relevant themes in today's world.
Excerpt of Amirah Sackett's "Qadr" performed at Shangri La in Honolulu, Hawaii November 2017. - Duration: 2 minutes, 19 seconds.
Qadar performed at Footsteps in the Dark - Duration: 6 minutes, 27 seconds.
Excerpt from "Qadr" October 21, 2017 Elevate Chicago Dance - Duration: 82 seconds.
1on1projects performance for #1on1nights at Studio 301 in NYC on 10/20/2018 - Duration: 2 minutes, 56 seconds.
Collection of videos in which I am featured.
Shangri La Freestyle by Amirah Sackett - Duration: 2 minutes, 21 seconds.
Jali Pavillion freestyle by Amirah Sackett - Duration: 2 minutes, 36 seconds.
Battle for the Eagle - Freestyle to Nina Simone - Duration: 53 seconds.
The Get Down Session (B-Girl MaMa X Amirah Sackett X Fhive Helmi) @NINE11 (Bernama TV) - Duration: 10 minutes.
My Fingers Feed the Fire - Modeltown - Duration: 3 minutes, 45 seconds.
Finding peace through Islam and hip-hop | Amirah Sackett | TEDxAmoskeagMillyard - Duration: 23 minutes.
Judge's Showcase at B-Series Columbia College. Amirah Sackett - Duration: 116 seconds.
Robot M.A.F.I.A. Hits the Legendary Green Mill Stage in CHICAGO. - Duration: 5 minutes, 3 seconds.
The Reminders, Amirah Sackett, and B-Girl MonaLisa perform at Mankato State University - Duration: 3 minutes, 56 seconds.
"Sikeena" performance by Amirah Sackett - Duration: 4 minutes, 16 seconds.
Popping on the streets of Tampa, Amirah, Harry Berry, and Ant Live Boogie - Duration: 3 minutes, 3 seconds.
Amirah Sackett at Lied Center of Kansas - Duration: 84 seconds.
Dress Rehearsal for "Barzakh" - Duration: 4 minutes, 27 seconds.
Robot Tales - "Daily Routine" - Duration: 119 seconds.
Robot Tales "Zipper" - Duration: 62 seconds.
Robot Tales "No Juice" - Duration: 73 seconds.


Walter Duncan, a Scotsman from Glasgow sailed from Southampton for Calcutta on November 20, 1858 to start business in India. The firm he set up on arrival, in partnership with Patrick Playfair, was named Messrs Playfair, Duncan and Company located at 64, Clive Street, now Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Road. The long story of Duncan Brothers began with Walter Duncan starting a cotton business in January, 1859.
In the Clive Street office Walter made acquaintance with one Charles Stewart Leckie who had an office in the same building and ran a business which included the agency of two Cachar tea gardens called Doloo and Jalinga. In 1860-61 Charles Leckie left India on health grounds making arrangements with Playfair, Duncan and Company to conduct his business. In the process Walter Duncan bought some shares of Doloo on behalf of Playfair and himself and with it the long journey of Duncans in tea began. Walter Duncan left India in 1869 returning to Glasgow. In December 1874 the partnership with Playfair was disolved and the brothers, Walter and William Duncan decided to start business on their own account. The new firm was then established with effect from January, 1875 under the name of Walter Duncan and Co in Glasgow and Duncan Brothers & Company in Calcutta.
From 1880 onwards it became evident that the cotton business was declining and the focus of the company shifted to tea. New gardens were acquired and in 1890 the number of gardens in the agency rose to twelve with a planted area of 2,350 hectares. At the end of 1910 a notable addition was made by the acquisition from the McMeekin family of a controlling interest in Allynugger Company and three tea estates known as the trio-estates, Madhabpur, Patrakhola and Kurma. At the end of 1923 the estates in the firm's agency increased to about 60, the planted area to 20,000 hectares and the crop to 14.5 million kgs per year.
The 1st and 2nd World Wars and the years between the two wars saw the company gradually growing. The sharp short recession of 1919-21 was followed by the prosperity of the twenties. The slump in 1931-32 caused a severe shock to the tea industry as a whole, however, Duncan Brothers managed to navigate through the difficult period without much damage. The 2nd World War caused serious hardship when gardens had to be run with minimum staff and shortage of food was a constant worry.
1948 saw significant changes both in London as well as in the East. In Calcutta, the Company which, since its incorporation in December 1923, had been a private one, was converted into a public company on July 31, 1948. Almost simultaneously steps were put in place to take on the agency's interest in Sylhet. A new Company, Duncan Brothers (Pakistan) Ltd. came into existence from January 20, 1949 with its head office in Chittagong. On January 19, 1951 another major development took place when C. A. Goodricke Ltd. merged with Duncans and a new Company called Walter Duncan and Goodricke Ltd. was incorporated in the U. K.
The partition of India and the years that followed saw the steady expansion of the Company, in terms of area planted to tea and production. Following the Indo-Pakistan war in 1965, Duncan Brothers and Octavius Steel and Co. came under the same ownership and the head office moved from Chittagong to Dhaka in January 1970.
The turbulent year of 1971 left the tea industry in a shambles. The damage to the property, factories and the business and plantations was extensive and in some cases irreparable. After independence Duncan Brothers (Bangladesh) Ltd. came into being with the challenge of rebuilding the business. The British and the Pakistani planters had left, the assured market of Pakistan was lost and Bangladesh tea was virtually unknown in the world market. The challenge was too big for the Company working with a handful of young Bangladeshi planters. Food became scarce, finance unavailable as a result of tea remaining unsold in the factories.
The Company ran into serious financial difficulties incurring heavy losses during the 1971-74 period, when Lawrie Group Plc (also with a long history of 150 years in the subcontinent) came forward and assumed the controlling interest in Longbourne Holdings, the holding company of Duncan's estates in Bangladesh. Another chapter in the history of Duncan Brothers began with the comany, becoming, a part of Camellia Plc of the U. K through its interests in Lawrie. Bangladesh tea gradually entered into the world market and established a reputation for its qualities. Internal consumption for tea in Bangladesh picked up and the business fortunes for the tea industry as well as for the Group improved. The Group's business has subequently grown from strength to strength.
Since the Camellia takeover the Group in Bangladesh has grown significantly in size and diversity. The Group took a long term view of its commitment to Bangladesh and has enlarged its operations in tea, diversified into insurance, leasing and various other areas over the last three decades. It is a large group now employing thousands of people. 'Camellia House', the Group's headquarters in Dhaka is an impressive building, built in line with the group philosophy, of simplicity mingling beautifully with aesthetics. Tea has grown and now accounts for one-fourth of the country's production. The associate companies, United Insurance, United Leasing and Duncan Products that the group set up have all become leaders in their respective fields. All this has been possible because of a unique corporate objective and a very efficient, ethical and hardworking management team.


Summer '16 is coming to an end. Time to pack away your tank tops and get into the Fall '16 trends. This season, designers take fashion to another level by reintroducing classic looks and mixing them with bold, vibrant trends. Here are 4 trends to look for and incorporate into your fall wardrobe.
Up until now we've seen thin, basic chokers worn by Kim Kardashian, Karrueche Tran and Sereyah. According to Elle.com, this season prepare to turn up the embellishments with bold, eye-catching, over-sized statement chokers as seen on the runway of Lavin, Balmain and Chanel.
Metallic is no longer reserved for the 80's or for special occasions. This season you will see tons of gold, bronze and silver pieces that can be worn anywhere, as seen on the runways of Chanel and Chloe.
Nudes never looked so good! Prepare to saturate your fall wardrobe in warm, tan colors this season. From the runways of D Squared to H&M, the neutral color scheme is here and there's nothing mild about it!
Time to hang up your bardot tops! This fall we're introducing a spicy spin on the single-shoulder blouse. Designers are adding length on a one sleeve while showing a little shoulder action on the other. Judging by the Herve Leger, Cristian Siriano and Rodarte shows, this trend is sure to be a hit!


The Ponder Ridge Industrial Wood/Metal Accent Cabinet at Ruby Gordon Home in the Rochester, Henrietta, Greece, Monroe County, New York area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.


ITV has re-upped two of its big shows. "Inspector Morse" prequel "Endeavour" gets a seventh season. It is produced by ITV Studios' Mammoth Screen and PBS Masterpiece. The new series will be set in 1970 and shoot later this year for broadcast in 2020.
Also for next year is a 10th season of "Vera," starring Brenda Blethyn as the titular detective. Production on four new feature-length installments gets underway in April. The show is on the BritBox streaming service in the U.S.
It is produced by Silverprint, another ITV Studios firm, and, as with "Endeavour," is sold internationally by ITV's distribution division.
The renewals of the British drama hits comes soon after the BBC signed off on another long-running mainstream series, "Death in Paradise," which landed a two-season order.


Fun Friday Fact.. Leonardo Da Vinci Invented Contact Lenses in 1508..Well kind of..
Leonardo di Vinci is widely credited with being the first person to think of creating a lens that would go in front of the eye.
Da Vinci described altering the corneal power of sight by either submerging ones head in a bowl of water, or by wearing some form of water-filled glass sphere over the eye.
Due to the age in which he lived in however it wasn't practical to create as the technological advances that would come later would allow it to be actually made and become practical.
It wasn't until 1887 in Germany, when F.E. Muller produces the first ever eye covering. A year later, in 1888, German ophthalmologist Adolf Fick constructed and fitted the first contact lens from blown glass. This was very uncomfortable though and could be worn for more than an hour or so.
Fast forward to 1949 a more comfortable version was developed and it wasn't until the 1960's that they became widely popular. So now you know..


The last week the road has darkened but I am finding faith that through the work I am doing with myself and for others that the light will shine again. Speaking of work I am doing. This week I have had some very strange dreams which I am attributing to all of the hip opening work. I love that I have been waking in the morning to remember 2-3 dreams. It feels like my mind is working through things and I do feel rested in the morning.
I have been wondering when the proverbial shite will hit the fan since I am working on the places in my body that store my crazy stress but now it seems that it is coming out at night in a less disruptive way. Thank you body and mind for working together so well!


I bought a ticket for my aunt, as a gift for her birthday. Wanted she made a trip to Israel. It was her first flight in life!!! Can you imagine how she was exited. But them spoil everything! She passed a strong checking, interview where they talked with her like with a criminal, undressed her. Didn't give her a water, took all her stuff and pills. Poor, she was so much scared.. Is it normal to act like that with people ? It is not human! It's rude and irrespectfull. There is no service at all! I'm very andry and totally disgusted with them!
Poor customer service. Outdated aircraft.
Scheduled booked flight was cancelled by ElAl.
We have been offered next day flight but customer service refused to offer any accommodation or transportation to the airport. Had to pay for another night stay at the hotel + taxi to the airport as it was an early flight.
Aircraft was out of date. Entertainment system from previous century, no sound most of the time.
Service is very poor, though flight staff is trying but the result is not what it should be at the country leading airline.
Customer service response is extremely slow (perhaps too many issues) and mainly unsatisfactory. They keeping saying that flight was cancelled 14 days prior to the actual flight date so the customers are not entitled to any compensations.
If I could, I would cancel it at the time when announcement made but unfortunately there were other arrangements already done.
Arrogant and rude staff and crew. Most cramped uncomfortable seats imaginable. Old outdated plane. Outmoded entertainment "system". Mean spirited and aggressive security. 4 hour delay to Israel. 25 hour delay return flight to U.S.
I thought I would try this airline since it's one way even though it's way more expensive than the others.
They said we would get a call the next day.. But still no contact. Worst airline I ever flew with. I would rather take the layover than deal with this expensive nightmare.
This was a pleasant, incident-free flight. I had a window seat and there was limited legroom available, as is often the case with most airlines these days. The onboard entertainment was average. The onboard meal and service were of an acceptable standard. We took-off and landed on schedule.
This trip started out badly when I learned that I had a seat in the middle. It was very hot throughout the entire flight. The meal was acceptable. Takeoff and landing were on time. There was a maximum of security before and after the flight.
The flight departed and arrived with an impressive punctuality. The meal was better than average. The plane was rather new and in good shape. The cabin crew was very pleasant and attentive. You could get as many drinks as you wanted from the back of the plane…. Very nice airline.
Excellent plane! Service excellent as well. Very comfortable seat; no complaints!
To conclude, I would like to say thank you to El Al!


A Bachelor of Education (Secondary) will prepare you as a well-rounded graduate that qualifies for professional registration as a teacher within Australia.
This 4 year undergraduate course includes a combination of mixed mode delivery (including academic tutorials) for all education units and some curriculum discipline areas, while others may be offered by supported distance education.
Some curriculum areas may also require attendance at residential schools in Queensland.
An ATAR of 63.55 is required for entry and you must also meet English and Maths prerequisites.


INDEMNUS Insurance provides insurance to scrap metal industry businesses in Waukee, West Des Moines, Urbandale, Grimes, Clive, Des Moines, and surrounding areas.
Scrap metal businesses are exposed to industry-specific risks. At INDEMNUS Insurance, we understand those risks and we understand what it takes to keep your business protected. We cover everything, from local scrap yards to large-scale scrap metal and recycling businesses.
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The Total Economic Impact™ of the Absolute Platform, a commissioned 2018 study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Absolute, examines the ROI of deploying the Absolute platform for endpoint and data security, compliance, and remediation, in healthcare organizations.
[It's like] insurance for compliance with data protection standards. I can sleep at night knowing that I won't necessarily need to report a breach, even if a device walks due to theft.


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New Team Members
In the last few months, we've welcomed several new team members:
Jaime Yassif has joined as a Program Officer, leading our work on Biosecurity and Pandemic Preparedness. Previously, Jaime was a Science & Technology Policy Advisor at the U.S. Department of Defense, where she focused on oversight of the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program. During this period, she also worked on the Global Health Security Agenda at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Chris Somerville has joined as a Scientific Advisor, and will be leading much of our work on scientific research. Chris has been a professor at UC Berkeley, Stanford University and Michigan State University.


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Trending: Things, besides Rory McIlroy, that were No. 1 on March 4, 2012
By Derek Evers
March 4, 2012 will go down in history as the day Rory McIlroy became the second-youngest man ever to attain the title of world's No. 1 ranked golfer. While many believe McIlroy will go on to become one of the game's greats, only time (and a few more major championships) can impact the historical significance of this date. But golf aside, how will March 4 be remembered?
Related: Rory and Tiger put on quite a show.
From a sports perspective, the NBA's Chicago Bulls (31-8) and the NHL's New York Rangers (42-15-7) are the current kings of their respective leagues. March is still too young to declare college basketball champions, though Kentucky (28-1) currently resides atop the NCAA Men's Basketball AP Poll, and Baylor (29-0) firmly atop the Women's. In the world of entertainment, it was a dominant, Rory-like performance by the film adaptation of Dr. Suess' The Lorax that took home the top box-office draw for March 4, 2012. Here's a quick look at the rest of the day's No. 1's.
McIlroy's Honda Classic win was also a big win for NBC Sports, which saw a 78% spike in it's overnight ratings for Sunday's finale compared to 2011--and the event's best overnight in a decade. With Neilsen yet to report, it's a little misleading to say The 2012 Academy Awards was the most-watched program for the week, though we can tell you CBS' 60 Minutes was the most-watched show of Sunday night.
And for those of you counting at home, Google remained perched atop the world as the most-visited website.
-- Derek Evers
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