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While we're proud of what makes The United Methodist Church distinct, we're also committed to recognizing and celebrating the presence and work of Jesus Christ among other Christian fellowships throughout the world.
Ignited by Jesus' prayer, in John 17:21, that the Church's unity would reflect Jesus' own oneness with his Father, we're fostering approaches to ministry and mission that more fully reflect the oneness of Christ's church in the world.
Being a global church's means you have to be concerned about the wellbeing of other Christians around the world. The Interdenominational Cooperation Fund (ICF) enables United Methodists to share a presence and a voice in the activities of several national and worldwide ecumenical organizations. It provides the United Methodist share of the basic budgets of these organizations.
Together we stand as an ecumenical front to globally make a difference. Even though our customs may differ, promoting basic human rights in every corner of the world is the basic mission of the ICF. Giving towards the ICF helps Christians around the world stand together for those who are marginalized and persecuted for speaking about their faith.
In 1952, the General Conference agreed to share in the basic budget with other organizations to help provide for the budget of the National Council of Churches and World Council of Churches.
Did You Know the UMC helps support 5 ecumenical organizations?
We're partnering with the larger church to share the good news of Christ together and joining our voices with Christians around the world to advocate for peace and justice. The Interdenominational Cooperation Fund supports an array of important ministries operating through various ecumenical bodies such as National Council of Church of Christ in the USA, Pan-Methodist Commission, World Council of Churches, Churches Uniting in Christ and World Methodist Council.
To help in the basic mission for basic human rights, the United Methodist fund joins with other ecumenical organizations to give voice to those who are unable.
The World Methodist Council
The World Methodist Council is a worldwide association of 80 Methodist, Wesleyan and related Uniting and United Churches representing over 40.5 million members. It engages, empowers and serves the member Churches by encouraging Methodist unity in witness, facilitating mission in the world, and fostering ecumenical and inter-religious activities. It promotes obedience to the Great Commandment of Jesus Christ to love God and neighbor and to fulfill the Great Commission to make disciples through vibrant evangelism, a prophetic voice, cooperative programs, faithful worship and mutual learning.
Churches Uniting in Christ
After forty years of study and prayer through the Consultation on Church Union (COCU), the member churches agreed to stop "consulting" and start living their unity in Christ more fully. These churches inaugurated a new relationship to be known as Churches Uniting in Christ (CUIC). Each communion retains its own identity and decision-making structures, but they also have pledged before God to draw closer in sacred.
National Council of Churches
Since 1950, the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC) has served as a leading voice of witness to the living Christ. NCC unifies a diverse covenant community of 38 member communions and over 40 million individuals –100,000 congregations from Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox, Evangelical, historic African-American, and Living Peace traditions – in a common commitment to advocate and represent God's love and promise of unity in our public square. NCC partners with secular and interfaith partners to advance a shared agenda of peace, progress, and positive change.
Your giving to the Doylestown United Methodist Church makes shared ministry through Christ's body possible today. Because of it, The United Methodist Church is able to partner with other Christians to witness together to the hope we have in Jesus Christ.
Jesus' prayer to his Father, at the end of his earthly ministry, was that his church would be one:
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Harvard's Holocaust chair has been in the news again.
It was bad enough that, as of this past winter, the university had kept the slot unfilled for more than three years, prompting the New York financier Kenneth Lipper, who had underwritten the professorship, to shift much of his $3-million grant elsewhere. "It breaks [Lipper's] heart what's happening at Harvard," attested Michael Berenbaum, the former director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. and now the head of Steven Spielberg's Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation. But still worse was to come in the spring. Though the committee at Harvard had interviewed an all-star roster of historians, its members could not agree on who was most suitable to hold the endowed chair. And so, the university announced, the search was indefinitely suspended.
In the volley of criticism that followed this announcement, one especially fierce salvo came from Debórah Dwork, who directs the Center for Holocaust Studies at Clark University in nearby Worcester, Massachusetts. "I think it is appalling that Harvard is not endorsing this field of study," she said.
In the years since Alter's article appeared, Holocaust studies have become an established feature of the academic landscape, complete with endowed professorships, introductory and advanced courses, "interdisciplinary projects," undergraduate "concentrations," and the like. In a relatively brief period of time, the number of academic "resource centers," i.e., specialized libraries devoted to the Holocaust, has mushroomed from a handful to more than a hundred. And if in 1981 there were 93 courses being offered on the subject in American and Canadian institutions of higher learning, ten years later that figure had nearly doubled, and has continued to grow throughout the 90's. Since it was founded in 1993, the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington has created its own university-style Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, which offers 25 annual training fellowships, and it plans to organize an international consortium of universities with Holocaust chairs.
The canvas, then, is large and becoming larger. It is also quite various, in terms both of areas of specialization and of the quality of work being done. But within the variety a number of disquieting features remain readily discernible, including, in the first place, the sense-deadening phenomenon of "naturalization" that Alter cautioned against. Thanks to a number of other developments in our academic culture, however, things have also gotten considerably worse than he could have foretold.
Of course, tastelessness of one kind or another is not exactly unknown on today's campuses. Nor does a university's self-presentation, however vulgar, necessarily tell us anything definitive about the teaching that takes place in its classrooms, or the research done by its professors. But the news on that front is, if anything, bleaker still.
"I warn you against the creation of 'Holocaustology' and the careerism of 'Holocaustologians,' " implored the Israeli scholar Yehuda Bauer at a conference in 1977. What he had in mind was the very process of "naturalizing the horror" that Robert Alter pointed to. Today, not only are academic careers built on the Holocaust, but research into it has also been thoroughly academicized. The very language in which the murder of six million Jews is discussed has become in no way distinguishable from the language of agricultural macroeconomics or the sociology of chimpanzees—which is to say that even at its best, it is often full of the most egregious professional jargon.
Consider, among practitioners of Holocaustology, the case of Daniel Jonah Goldhagen, now an assistant professor at Harvard and one of the contenders for the university's ill-starred chair. Whatever the merits or demerits of its thesis, Goldhagen's 1996 best-seller, Hitler's Willing Executioners, is suffused with the stultifying terminology of contemporary social science, its frequently harrowing descriptions of murder, torture, and starvation resting in a larger framework of "explanatory variables" and "analyses of the micro, meso, and macro levels," illustrated by unintelligible charts showing "a classificatory scheme that specifies four types of actions . . . mapped in two dimensions." Worse, throughout his book Goldhagen gives flesh to the "careerism" Bauer complained of by adopting a dismayingly sneering tone toward his fellow researchers, particularly those whose scholarly labors have obligingly paved the way for his own.
Or consider The Holocaust in Historical Context (1994), by Steven T Katz, a professor of Jewish history at Cornell. The wholly admirable aim of this book is to show that the Holocaust was a unique event in human history—a proposition that Katz proceeds to test by a comprehensive and enormously erudite look at other instances of "mass death." But how, one must ask, is our understanding of this difficult subject, let alone our appreciation of its soul-shaking moral gravity, advanced by quasi-mathematical lectures on "the distinction between G (the presence of genocidal intent) in event E and ~G (the absence of genocidal intent) in event E1—and again in every other event E2 to En . . ."? Or by quasi-philosophical disquisitions informing us that "the manichean biologism of the Hitlerian cosmology is neither fluid nor primarily transcendental, though it does premise its empirical behavior on putative ontic truths, racial struggle being the immanent locus of adversarial transempirical actualities"?
Again one should qualify: pretentiousness and obscurantism are not, in the final analysis, the worst of sins. Whatever their faults, both Katz and Goldhagen are serious scholars, committed to understanding and memorializing the tragedy of the European Jews in all its uniqueness and specificity. Unfortunately, however, this last cannot be said with confidence about many of their colleagues.
Here we come upon a somewhat different form of "naturalizing," one that wrestles the Holocaust into the Procrustean bed not so much of academic cant, or of academic careerism, as of academic fashion. One such fashion these days goes by the name of "victim studies," and it is distressing to report how quickly those running Holocaust "centers" have rushed to subsume the Holocaust under its intrinsically degrading rubric. As Alvin H. Rosenfeld has remarked, the murder of the European Jews is now reflexively linked in American liberal discourse with every major or minor infraction one can think of: "human-rights abuses, social inequalities suffered by racial and ethnic minorities and women, environmental disasters, AIDS, and a whole host of other things."1 The academic version of this leveling process can be seen at the Clark center, both in the kinds of courses offered under the tellingly inclusive title, "Holocaust and Genocide Studies," and in Dwork's earnest explanation that her objective is to "ensure that the Holocaust is taught in the broader context of genocide" (emphasis added).
Like women's studies, from which it emerged and from which it is virtually indistinguishable, gender studies aims to redress the alleged neglect of women (plus various sexual minorities including homosexuals and the "transgendered") in scholarly disciplines across the alphabet from astronomy to history to zoology. It was only a matter of time before its zealous and accusatory gaze fell upon the study of the Holocaust, and now it has done so with a vengeance. Mainstream scholarship on the Nazi genocide, we are being told on every side, is not so much mainstream as "malestream." As such, it is guilty, in the words of Joan Ringelheim, director of education at the Holocaust Memorial Museum, of consistently minimizing or ignoring "issues of sexual vulnerability and assaults against women" while at the same time subtly working to perpetuate misogynist stereotypes and patriarchal institutions—of which Nazism is an extreme but hardly the only example.
That feminist scholarship on the Holocaust is intended explicitly to serve the purposes of consciousness-raising—ie., propaganda—is, as it happens, something its practitioners proudly admit, just as they are proud of their use of the Holocaust as a means of validating feminist theory itself. Unfortunately, in order to find these statements of intent one has to be willing to subject oneself to their prose—the general execrableness of which, let it be said, easily surpasses that of their male colleagues, while adding its own special notes of querulousness and righteous self-regard.
In books like Women in the Holocaust, Different Voices: Women in the Holocaust (1993), and Making Stories, Making Selves: Feminist Reflections on the Holocaust (1993), or in academic journals like the Simon Wiesenthal Center Annual or Contemporary Jewry, one can, for example, come across R. Ruth Linden of Stanford proclaiming that "[s]ituated knowledge of the Holocaust requires the willingness to tolerate a condition of material-semiotic vertigo"; or Debra Renee Kaufman of Northeastern worrying aloud that to "use this cataclysmic event to potentially further our own careers seems unscrupulous, if not disrespectful," before going on to commit that very act of unscrupulous disrespect in "The Holocaust and Sociological Inquiry: A Feminist Analysis"; or the aforementioned Joan Ringelheim explaining that in general "women and minorities, the working class and the poor, prior to and after the Holocaust, have often lived in conditions similar in kind (although not always in degree) to those in the Holocaust"; or Myrna Goldenberg of Montgomery College and Johns Hopkins joyfully announcing, after days and weeks spent coding Holocaust memoirs for mentions of sexual differences, her discovery of "feminist values" in the barracks of Auschwitz.
A 1983 conference at Stern College on "Women Surviving the Holocaust" illustrates the lengths to which feminist scholars will go in pursuit of their propagandistic aims. The conference consisted in part of a series of "workshops" in which "facilitators"—primarily Holocaust professionals—posed questions to "resource persons"—primarily Holocaust survivors—about life in the camps. Depending on where the questions were leading, they could be regarded as either neutral or tendentious. Had, for example, the "resource person" been raped by guards? Had she menstruated or experienced menopause? Had she engaged in lesbian relationships? Did women, in general, have a harder time than men?
But where the questions were leading soon became evident. The purpose of this exercise, as it was put frankly at the Stern College conference, was "to enable survivors to respond to their experiences with increasing feminist consciousness." And so, when one "resource person"—a survivor of Maidanek—made the mistake of declaring that the women who perished in the camps would not have "enjoy[ed] us going over their sexual record," and then referred to lesbianism as an "aberration," she was roundly criticized by a "facilitator" and induced to apologize.
This is hardly the only instance of feminist reeducation recorded in the literature. As Weitzman and Ofer inform us, many Holocaust survivors persist in believing "that being a woman was only rarely meaningful in their war experience." But that is presumably before they have been counseled, nudged, prodded, and rebuked; then, it appears, these same survivors begin to be pleasantly surprised "by the new insights they [have] gained" about the importance of "gender" in the concentration camps.
But this brings us back to Harvard, and to the question its search committee was apparently unable to answer: why a Holocaust chair?
On this question, reputable scholars disagree. The distinguished historian Saul Friedländer, for example, a survivor himself and the holder of the Holocaust chair at UCLA, contends that without endowed professorships and the concomitant centers, the subject of the Holocaust would "not be taught in any significant way." But one wonders. Creating centers will certainly guarantee that the subject is taught. But in a significant way—that is, in a way that deepens apprehension rather than simply spreading jargon, ideology, and distortions both monstrous and trivial?
In the end, notwithstanding Debórah Dwork—currently at work on her own "gendered analysis" of the Auschwitz death camp—Harvard's "appalling" lapse in failing to fill its Holocaust chair may not be appalling in the least. Rather, the university should be commended for embarking, however inadvertently, on a sensible path. Now, if scholars who still study and teach about the Holocaust in a serious way were to speak up against those bent on transforming the murdered Jews of Hitler's Europe into so many "variables," "case studies," and "gendered" objects, we might yet begin to see a slow rotation of the wheel toward sanity and human decency.
1 "The Americanization of the Holocaust," COMMENTARY, June 1995.
2 Yale's center is headed by none other than Ben Kiernan, a onetime supporter of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, and thereon hangs another tale. See Peter H. Rodman's "Grantsmanship & the Killing Fields," COMMENTARY, March 1996.
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LGBT Movies. Films Reviewed: Grandma, The New Girlfriend, Saint Laurent PLUS Inside-Out
Posted in comedy, Cross-dressing, Cultural Mining, Drama, Fashion, France, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, Romantic Comedy, Trans by CulturalMining.com on May 22, 2015
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Inside Out is Toronto's LGBT international film festival, and it's on now, for the next ten days, with comedies, dramas, experimental films and documentaries. Major stars and directors will be appearing at their films and there are even free screenings. This week I'm looking at LGBT dramas from the US and France. There's a biopic about a man who draws dresses, a comedy about a man who is drawn to dresses, and a grandmother who fought hard for the right to wear pants.
Wri/Dir: Paul Weitz
Elle (Lily Tomlin) is a radical lesbian feminist poet in California. She's retired from her position as writer-in-residence at a UC campus, and hasn't written a word since Vi, her partner of 36 years, died. Once a celebrated activist and public intellectual, another Adrienne Rich, now she's just a bitter old cuss. But just as she is unceremoniously giving her current lover the boot, there's a knock on the door. It's her granddaughter asking for help. Sage (Julia Garner) is a pretty, young high school student with a problem: an unwanted pregnancy. She needs 600 bucks for an abortion. But that's easier said than done. Grandma's broke! So the two of them climb into her ancient jalopy and drive off to find the cash.
They are generations apart:
Grandma: Oh for the days of Betty Friedan and The Feminine Mystique.
Granddaughter: Mystique? Like, the blue-skinned villain in X-Men?
Can they ever see eye to eye? Can Sage get her abortion? And will Elle come to terms with the ghosts from her past? Grandma is a delightful, road-trip comedy. It has a great script, cute story with a social conscience, and the acting is good all around. A lot of fun.
The New Girlfriend (Une Nouvelle Amie)
Dir: François Ozon (based on the novel by the late Ruth Rendell)
Rich Laura and middle-class Claire take a blood oath when they're just girls: they swear to be fast friends forever. Young and beautiful, they stay close. Claire Claire (Anaïs Demoustier) marries clean-cut Gilles (Raphaël Personnaz: Quai d'Orsay), while Laura chooses the more sensitive David (Romain Duris). But after the birth of her first child, Laura breaks the pact… by dying! Claire is crushed. How can she live without her best friend? She begins to see her everywhere; across the street, just around a corner. David meanwhile has fallen into a deep funk. She goes to visit him, but is shocked when she sees a woman at his home taking care of the baby. Is it Laura? No… It's David, in a dress. I miss Claire, he explains, and it helps comfort the baby. Just don't tell anyone, especially not his mother-in-law.
Initially shocked, Claire gradually adjusts to David's cross-dressing. But to allay potential suspicions, she tells her husband she has found a new girlfriend – "Virginia". Their bonds begin to grow… as do the suspicions of her husband and his mother in law. But are they ready to meet Virginia?
This is an always-surprising social comedy about changes in identity, friendship and family, sexuality and gender.
Dir: Bertrand Bonello
Yves St Laurent (Gaspard Ulliel) is a successful fashion designer in Paris. He's slim and impeccably dressed known for his trademark black-framed glasses. He launched the celebrated Mondrian dress in 1965, and turns out new haut couture collections twice a year. The operation is divided into three parts. He's the creative side. He personally draws every garment design by hand. Behind the scenes, a dedicated army in white lab coats rush to cut the cloth, drape it, stitch it, and get it onto the backs of runway models' in time. And in the boardroom, his lover Pierre Bergé (Jérémie Renier) handles all the business deals. YSL, the fashion house, is a profitable, well-oiled machine.
While the streets of Paris are seething with revolution, Yves is ensconced, oblivious, in his presentation rooms, dressing privileged women. Then there's his personal life. He and Pierre collect priceless tchotchkes from around the world to display in their home. Yves also collects people; he has an entourage of models, and muses like Loulou de la Falaise (Léa Seydoux). He spends his time at Parisian discotheques, or at his retreat in Marrakesh.
But in the early 'seventies, things start to collapse. He falls under the sway of an aristocratic socialite. Jacques (Louis Garrel) is handsome, rich and decadent, and never seems to work. His days are spent posing on modern furniture. His nights are filled with acid trips and gin-soaked gay orgies. Yves is infatuated with him, but the constant pill-popping is dragging him down. Can Pierre rescue Yves and turn him back into a profitable name? Or will he succumb to Jacques' lotus-eating lifestyle? And will Yves's audacious new collection be the talk of Paris or booed off the stage?
Saint Laurent is a captivating, challenging, movie. It's way too long – 2 ½ hours long! – and, at first glance, seems superficial and pointless. But it's not. It's visually stunning. Every scene is perfectly composed like turning a page of Vogue magazine. The director tries some surprising techniques, some of which work, some don't. A long business meeting is conducted in French and English with simultaneous interpreting. Is that necessary? But a Mondrian-like split screen with 9 separate panels, and an amazing sequence with a dozen miniature black-and-white dogs scampering down the hallway for a pet audition, more than make up for the jarring parts. And the acting — especially Ulliel as the fragile, opaque and zen-like Yves Saint Laurent — is fantastically perverse.
Grandma and The New Girlfriend are both playing at Inside Out LGBT film fest this week: go to insideout.ca for details. And Saint Laurent opens commercially today in Toronto; check your local listings. I liked all three of these movies. But if violent, post-apocalyptic road movies are more to your taste, I strongly recommend Mad Max: Fury Road., now playing. Don't miss it!
Tagged with: Anaïs Demoustier, Bertrand Bonello, Francois Ozon, Gaspard Ulliel, Grandma, Inside Out Film Festival, Paul Weitz, Romain Duris, Saint Laurent, The New Girlfriend, Une Nouvelle Amie

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How Often Do Youth With Opioid Use Disorder Get Buprenorphine or Naltrexone?
Dispensing buprenorphine and naltrexone to adolescents and young adults with opioid use disorder has increased over time, although the medications appear to still be underutilized in young people and disparities exist with female, non-Hispanic black and Hispanic youth less likely to receive them, according to a new study published by JAMA Pediatrics.
Risk for opioid use disorder frequently begins in adolescence and young adulthood but early intervention can prevent premature death and lifelong harm. Buprenorphine and naltrexone can prevent relapse and overdose. Understanding which young people are getting medication, which medications (buprenorphine or naltrexone) they are getting, and how dispensing varies by sociodemographic characteristics is important to expand addiction treatment services.
Scott E. Hadland, M.D., M.P.H., M.S., of Boston University School of Medicine and Boston Medical Center, and coauthors used deidentified data from a national commercial insurance database to measure dispensing of buprenorphine or naltrexone within six months of first receiving a diagnosis of opioid use disorder. Health insurance claims for 9.7 million young people (ages 13 to 25) were analyzed to identify those who received an opioid use disorder from 2001 through June 2014.
Researchers identified 20,822 young people with opioid use disorder (0.2 percent of the 9.7 million sample) with an average age at diagnosis of 21. The rate of diagnosis of opioid use disorder increased nearly six-fold from 2001 to 2014. Overall, 5,580 (26.8 percent) young people were dispensed a medication within six months of diagnosis, with 89 percent receiving buprenorphine and about 11 percent receiving naltrexone, according to the results.
The receipt of medication increased more than 10-fold from 3 percent in 2002 (when buprenorphine was introduced) to almost 32 percent in 2009 but declined to 27.5 percent in 2014, amid escalating opioid use disorder diagnosis rates, the study reports. Additionally, younger people, females, and non-Hispanic black and Hispanic youth were less likely to receive medications.
The study acknowledges several limitations, including that researchers were unable to assess the severity of individuals' addiction and that the study included only commercially insured young people so generalizability of the results to other populations without private health insurance is unclear.
"In the face of a worsening opioid crisis in the United States, strategies to expand the use of pharmacotherapy for adolescents and young adults are greatly needed, and special care is warranted to ensure equitable access for all affected youth to avoid exacerbating health disparities," the article concludes.


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Eat 43 grams of meat per day, save the world
Humanity has a huge food problem: Our eating habits are detrimental not only to the earth, but also the health. About three billion people are considered to be error-nourishes – at least 40 percent of the world's population. And the gap is wide: While 820 million people do not have enough to eat, are much more, namely, about 2.2 billion people, are overweight or obese.
As a result of the global Obesity and the risk for cardiovascular diseases, Diabetes and cancer are rising. According to a study, Obesity was the cause of four million deaths worldwide in the year 2015.
At the same time, food production occupied about 40 percent of the land area in the world and consumes 70 percent of fresh water. It is also for 30 percent of the greenhouse effect, attributed to an international team of researchers in the journal "The Lancet". A Commission made up of 37 experts from 16 countries, with the areas of nutrition, sustainability and the economy had worked over three years on the project.
Their message: The global agriculture and food must change radically, so that the health of the people improved and catastrophic damage to the earth can be avoided. The good news is that It is quite possible to feed by 2050 living on the earth ten billion people healthy, without destroying the nature. Humanity must make an effort, however, is solid – especially when it comes to food.
Problem Meat
"The diet of the world's population needs to change drastically," says one of the two chairmen of the Commission, Walter Willett of the Harvard University (USA). In the past 50 years, there have been a lot of progress in the fight against Hunger and poverty. However, the will made void by the consumption of too many calories, too much sugar and other unhealthy foods.
The researchers call for halving the consumption of foods such as beef and sugar. The amount of healthy food – especially fruit and vegetables – would have to double. Depending on the country, the extent of the necessary changes, fluctuations, the researchers emphasize.
You have a daily meal plan be developed, at the same time, health and the environment should:
7 grams of pork, and 7 grams of beef or lamb meat (the equivalent of about one-half of the meatballs)
29 grams of poultry (a chicken breast weighs often ten times)
28 grams of fish (fish sticks in about as heavy)
13 grams of eggs (roughly equivalent to one and a half eggs per week)
30 grams of added sugar (about six teaspoons)
550 grams of fruit and vegetables, but only 50 grams of starchy varieties (so, for example, a small potato)
230 grams whole grain products such as rice, wheat or Corn, and 125 grams of lentils, nuts and peas
250 grams of milk products (the equivalent of about one large glass of milk)
50 grams of Oils and fats
Of course, no one can eat per day exactly seven grams of beef. The Overview is rather intended to show that there is a Schnitzel for lunch and a salami sandwich for dinner is just too much.
The list is roughly equivalent to what is also recommend other experts in nutrition. According to the German society for nutrition also double the amount of meat, however, would be still healthy. It recommends between 300 and 600 grams per week. Currently, every German per week consumed an average of more than Double, to around 1.15 kg. More on the subject of meat, read here.
However, as the proposals can be anything in the world to prevail? The researchers will present five strategies:
1. Advertising for unhealthy foods will drastically restrict , and the food prices, the resulting environmental costs adjust. The demand is also other for a long time: "A farmer in the EU should only produce as many animals as he can feed through his country also," says Simone Welte of the world hunger assistance, which was not involved in the study. This could reduce the production of "too much and too cheap meat".
2. The quantity of food production is lost or thrown away, cut it in half. A citizen in Germany throws away, according to the Federal Ministry of food annually on average 55 kg of food. With the addition of the count of industry and large-scale enterprises, be it a total of eleven million tons of food waste per year. This will be avoided, could be saved in Germany every year, around 30 billion euros.
3. Crop yields increase, for example, with drought-resistant crops or better irrigation.
4. Not even more natural in arable land convert. In ten per cent of the sea areas, the fishing should be also prohibited, so that the animals can regenerate.
5. Small and medium-sized enterprises better supported. Environmentalists have been asking for this for a Long time. The Green-close to Heinrich-Böll-Foundation and the environmental organization BUND criticize in your recently submitted to "Agricultural Atlas", primarily due to the land premium to approximately 80 percent of the EU Agricultural funds went to only 20 percent of the farms.
However, the proposed strategies are also useful? "The study is very comprehensive with your view on diet, climate, and biodiversity," says Franziska schuenemann from the Institute for world economy in Kiel, which was not involved in the study. The team of researchers offer little new approaches, have shown the many aspects of the theme but well-bundled and easy.
Paternalism "Veggie Day"
The researcher questioned also due to the fact that people can educate other diet. "Nutrition is a very, very emotional thing," said Schünemann. So it was a good recommendation by the authors, the advertisements for unhealthy food and restrict their marketing. "This would, however, likely to call forth strong resistance from the food industry," says Schünemann and called for more examples. "In Germany, the idea of a "Veggie Days was felt to be" in canteens already as paternalism. Even harder is the introduction of taxes on certain foods in the free market economy of the United States, whose citizens place a high value on independence."
Summarized: agriculture and food must change radically, so that the health of the people calls for improved and catastrophic damage to the earth can be avoided, an international team of researchers. This could only be achieved, if the consumption of certain foods, significantly reduced – particularly from meat. Whose production is particularly energy intensive, and an excessive consumption favors diseases.
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Plug in both HDMI cable ends.
Plug in ETH cable to local Lan.
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as they do to these two tests work together, and do not overwrite each other?

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as they do to these two tests work together, and do not overwrite each other?

Your code will (depending on the outcome in the if()s) chain the queries.
The final result will be that all .Where(...) s are applied to the source.

A: You should be able to chain your query expression:
query = query.Where(....).Where(....);

A: If you want to have some flexibility in predicate creation, I'd suggest LinqKit. With this library you can build your Where clause dynamically, to get, for example:
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Of late, a lot of debate is ongoing about bringing about more accountability in higher education. Some of the ideas doing their rounds recently include empowering parents and students by giving them better information on outcomes and cost.
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The Catholic Church in Tuba City
Suzanne Hammons
One of the first non-Native men to make contact with the tribes near what is now Tuba City was the Franciscan priest Francisco Tomas Garces. In 1776, the same year that the United States officially declared independence from Great Britain, Fr. Garces noted that the Arizona Native Americans he encountered were living in thriving communities of their own, raising families and growing crops.
In the 1870s, a heavy Mormon presence in the area led to one of the Hopi leaders, Tuuvi, converting to Mormonism. Tuba City, named for Tuuvi, was settled by Mormons soon after.
The Diocese of Tucson in January of 1924 received from the Babbitt Brothers Trading Company of Flagstaff about one acre of land at Tuba City, Arizona, on the Navajo Reservation. This land was "to be used solely and exclusively for Catholic Mission purposes."
Building the new church.
For many years no priest was available to take care of this western section of the Reservation. In 1951 a group of Catholic people from Tuba City, both Indian and non-Indian, journeyed to St. Joseph Mission, Keams Canyon, to petition that a priest go to Tuba City at regular intervals for Sunday Mass. The matter was turned over to St. Michael's Mission, headquarters for the reservation work. For two years a priest from St. Michael's went to Tuba City, a distance of 160 miles, one Sunday each month.
Then in July of 1955 the Fathers at St. Joseph Mission, Keams Canyon, assumed the responsibility of caring for Tuba City and Mass was offered at Tuba City on two Sundays of each month.
The first resident priest for Tuba City was assigned in July of 1956 – Father Flann O'Neil, C.F.M. He lived in a house trailer and offered Holy Mass each Sunday in the Community Center. Plans were being formed for the construction of a church and a rectory. Father Flann conducted instruction classes each week for the Catholic children in the Government boarding school and those in the public school. He also traveled to outlying Government boarding schools each week to instruct the Catholic children attending these schools.
From 1956 – 1966 Tuba City became a "boomtown", due to the opening of a large uranium mill nearby. Because of the rapid growth of the town – mostly Government expansion of its facilities and personnel – the Babbitt Brothers Trading Company were impelled to contact Father Flann in April of 1959 with the offer of a trade in Church property. Babbitt Brothers were thinking of possible expansion of their business interests and wanted the Church property back (the property was situated on the main road, a bit northeast of Tuba Trading Post). They suggested that Father Flann look over their vacant property and choose a new site for the proposed church.
After much transaction the trade in property was finally effected. The former church property was deeded back to Babbitt Brothers in October, 1959, in exchange for a new site of approximately three acres – about 1000 feet west of Tuba Trading Post – with, of course, the guaranteed use of an access road. His Excellency, Bishop Bernard Espelage, with the Babbitt Brothers, handled the official transaction.
St. Jude Thaddeus, the Apostle, was designated as the patron.
Ground was broken for the new church building May 51, 1960. Since the church was built greatly by volunteer labor, the construction went on slowly for more than a year.
The erection of the Parish of St. Jude was effected June 6, 1961 and Father Flann was appointed its first pastor. The rectory was constructed in 1965 and in 1971 the parish hall was completed, built by the Franciscan Brothers' work crew.
Fr. Flann served Navajo, Hopi, Anglo and Spanish people of the areas of Tuba City and Kayenta until 1969 when he moved to another newly established parish Church at Kayenta.
Fr. Lawrence Schreiber, OFM succeeded him at St. Jude and served from 1969 to 1976. During this time a Parish Hall with gym and classrooms for CCD was built by the Franciscan Brothers' work crew. The parishioners of St. Jude have used these fine facilities to develop a close family spirit, both religious and social.
The Vincentian Fathers assumed responsibility for the parish in 1994, when Fathers Louis Franz, CM, and Mark Ford, CM, arrived. They continue to oversee St. Jude to this day.
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Philippe le Chancelier (ou Philippus Cancellarius Parisiensis : « Philippe chancelier de Paris ») qui vécut entre 1165-1236, est un théologien, poète et compositeur français.

Biographie

Fils illégitime de l'archidiacre de Paris, Philippe le Chancelier devint archidiacre de Noyon puis chancelier de Notre-Dame en 1217 où il fut responsable de l'enseignement à l'université. Dans un premier temps il lutta contre l'autonomie de ses élèves et des maîtres vis-à-vis du clergé, mais se rangea au côté de ces derniers lors de la grève de l'université de Paris en 1229. Il fut également un grand connaisseur de la pensée grecque et arabe et écrivit un certain nombre d'ouvrages dont le plus connu est la Summa de bono (« Somme sur le bien »), portant sur la nature du bien.

On lui doit plus de 330 sermons sur les Psaumes connus aussi sous le nom de "Summa super Psalterium" ou de "Distinctiones super Psalterium"; et près de 80 pièces vocales, dont certaines figurent dans la collection qu'on appelle les Carmina Burana. Sa production lyrique comporte des œuvres religieuses, morales ou satiriques. D'autres pièces ont été conservées dans un manuscrit de Notre-Dame conservé à Florence (Biblioteca Laurenziana, Pluteo 29.1). Il écrivit principalement en latin, bien que quelques pièces en langue vernaculaire lui soient attribuées.

Bibliographie
 Œuvres
 Philippi Cancellari Parisiensis, Summa De Bono, Ad fidem codicum primum edita studio et cura Nicolai Wicki, Bern, Francke, 1985.

 Études
 Jan A. Aertsen, Medieval Philosophy as Transcendental Thought. From Philip the Chancellor (ca. 1225) to Francisco Suárez, Leyde, Brill, 2012.
 Peter Dronke, The Lyrical Compositions of Philip the Chancellor, Studi Medievali, 28, 1987, .
 Henri Pouillon, Le premier traité des propriétés transcendantales La 'Summa de bono' du Chancelier Philippe, Revue néo-scolastique de philosophie, 42/61, (1939), .

Références

Liens externes

 Philippe le Chancellier Summa super Psalterium
 Philip the Chancellor by Colleen McCluskey dans la Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Compositeur français du Moyen Âge
Compositeur français du XIIe siècle
Compositeur français du XIIIe siècle
Poète français du XIIe siècle
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The I-Size model set is intended for use in the development of Child Restraint Systems (CRS). This is why these 3D Human Models have a set body length (stature) and the sitting height, shoulder breadth, hip breadth and shoulder height.
The data refers to the 95th percentile of the children with corresponding statures as published in the regulation.


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In CCNP Switch(300-115 and 642-813) by Shubham Kumar 1 comment
EtherChannel Port Option
Our Cisco Catalyst Switches have a couple of "Link Aggregation Protocols", that's we can use to logically group multiple physical connections into a logical bundle, that we somewhat generically referred to as an "Ether channel". Here the two Protocols that are supported. Cisco has the own Proprietary Protocol. We Pronounce at "PAGP".
And that's stand for "Port Aggregation Protocol", and then there is an industry Standard Protocol, it's the part of the IEEE 802.3AD Standard, and it's "LACP" "Link Aggregation Control Protocol".
And what we want to focus on this topic is "How these protocols can be used to negotiate the formation, of an Etherchannel between a couple of Cisco Catalyst Switches". The first thing we need to do, to negotiate an Etherchannel is to make sure that, the ports in each end of this channel are setup identically.
Ø They should have the same Speed
Ø They should have the same Duplex
Ø They should have the same VLAN assignments
And what's everything matches up. We can start to configure the Etherchannel using one of these 2 Protocols. First let's talk about using "Port Aggregation Protocol" or "PAGP"
We can put our Ports in different "PAGP Channel Modes", and those modes are ON, AUTO and DESIRABLE, and this table, see on picture is gonna show us.
When a channel will be formed, if one side of link's set to "One Mode" and another side of link is set to "Another Mode"
What if both sides are set to "ON", the "ON" mode says "we are not going to be sending PAGP frames", even though it's a PAGP option, "we are not responding to PAGP frames, we just telling this port to be "ON". We tell both sides that "you are in Etherchannel" and "Yes! an Etherchannel will be formed".
What if one side is set to "ON" and the other side is set to "AUTO", well "AUTO" is willing to become Etherchannel if, it sees a PAGP frames coming from the other side, but if the other side is set to "ON", it's not gonna be sending PAGP frames, and as a result, an Etherchannel in not gonna be formed.
What if one side is set to "ON", and the other side set to "Desirable". Desirable will initiate a PAGP frames, it will send out PAGP frames saying "hey! Let's be an Etherchannel", But unless the other side speaks PAGP, back to this "Desirable Port channel", and as result channel not gonna be formed.
And we already said that one side is set to "Auto" and the other side is set to "ON", a channel not gonna be formed.
What if both sides are setup to "Auto", though they both wiling to become an Etherchannel"? If the other side will start sending PAGP frames, but in "Auto" state we will respond to PAGP frames, but we are not going to an initiate anything, and this case even though, "both sides are willing to become an Etherchannel". Etherchannel not gonna be formed.
If one side is set to "Desirable" and the other side is set to "Auto", "Yes! Channel will be formed here", because the "Desirable Side" will initiate the formation of the channel. It will proactively send out those PAGP frames, and "Auto Side" will respond of that, the "Auto Side" says "i see PAGP frames coming in, i know the other side once to form a channel". I am good with that, Let's form a channel.
And we already said, one side is set to "Desirable" and the other side set to "On", no channels gonna be formed.
And we also observed that, if one side is set to "Desirable", and the other side is set to "Auto", "Yes! We will form channel".
And only combination, we have yet address is, both sides being set to "Desirable", that form the channel? What you think.
Well both sides are willing to form a channel, in fact both sides are initiating the formation for that channel, both sides are proactively sending out PAGP frames and, they can respond to PAGP frames from the other side. So Yes! We will form an Etherchannel, if both sides are set to "Desirable".
That's the way of works with PAGP, however we got the option for setting this up using "LACP" instead, and the "LACP" modes are "ON" like "PAGP Mode of ON", "Passive" that's similar to the "PAGP Mode of AUTO", and "Active" that's similar to the "PAGP mode of Desirable".
Let's go through these different combinations, and see what will cause us to form an Etherchannel. If both sides are set up to "ON", just like we saw on the PAGP world. We telling each side individually, regardless of what the other side is up to "URA Channel", and channel will be formed if both sides set to "ON"
What if one side is set to "Passive" and, other side is set to "ON", well the "ON" side is not going to be sending out any "LACP" frames, and for the "Passive Side" to respond to and, the result channel is not gonna be formed.
Same thing with for "Active", Active will send out "LACP" frames, attempting to dynamically form a channel, much like the "Desirable Mode of PAGP", but the "ON" side does not send out "LACP" frames, and it does not respond to "LACP Frames", and the result a channel would not be formed with that combination.
We already say that, if one side is "Passive" and other side is "ON", no channel will have formed.
What if both sides are "Passive", well this is like having, both sides set to "Auto" in PAGP, both sides are willing to form channel?
Ø But nobody is initiating that formation.
Ø Nobody is proactively sending out a "LACP" frames. And as a result, no channel is formed.
What about "Active" and "Passive", Oh! yes, the active side will be sending out "LACP Frames", which will be received by the "Passive Side", which will say " i am willing to become a channel", somebody would just send me "LACP Frames", and "now I see one, coming from Active Side", Let's form a channel.
And we said that, a combination of "Active and ON", will not form a channel.
But a combination of "Active" and "Passive" will form.
What about "Active and Active", this is like "Desirable" and "Desirable" in the PAGP, both sides are proactively sending out "LACP Frames", Oh! Yes, with that combination, we will form an Etherchannel.
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How to make an interconnect with magnet wire – Musicalita!
I have in the past made interconnects with "magnet wire" – this is a solid copper conductor insulated with a thin layer of enamel, so also search for "enameled copper wire" when looking for it. It is used for making the windings of transformers and motors, and is therefore plentiful and cheap. My earlier efforts involved wrapping magnet wire in a spiral around various type of core, like teflon tubing. But I was never all that happy with them and ended up putting my efforts at the time into the cable recipe devised by Jon Risch, involving the cores of Belden 89259 and 89248 twisted togather and then covered with a braided shield.
More recently, I ran across this article by Greg Weaver, and decided to have another go at making an interconnect with magnet wire. Magnet wire in small gauges can be obtained fairly cheaply from various sources including e.g. Radio Shack and Jaycar. What I've done here is make a set (two pairs) of interconnects using 30ga (0.25mm diameter) copper wire.
While the Weaver article linked above uses fine gauge silver wire, I would suggest making some out of copper magnet wire first until you've had a bit of practice.
Apart from the magnet wire, you need some clear 2″ wide tape. I used Scotch heavy-duty clear tape. You will also need RCA plugs – I used Eichmann bullet plugs. While they are not cheap plugs, they fit with the spirit of this style of interconnect, in that the conductor can continue pretty much in a straight line right through the plug.
1. Lay down one length of the tape. You will need to tape it at both ends to hold it down to your working surface. Then, one by one, tape a length of magnet wire down at one end, carefully press it down onto the tape along the whole length, and then tape it down at the other end. Repeat for the full set of four lengths of wire, then carefully stick another length of tape over the whole lot.
It is unavoidable that you will get some bits of dust and dirt stuck to the tape at the edges – this will be trimmed off, so don't worry about it too much. You do, however, need to be careful to avoid getting fingerprints all over the tape… the way I do it is to use one hand to "tension" the magnet wire, and then run a small screwdriver along the wire to press it down onto the tape. This way you can end up with quite a clean length of tape (except for the ends, which again will be trimmed off).
3. Trim the tape so that the barrel of the RCA can be slid over each channel. I found that around 6cm trimmed as shown on the right in the photo below to be adequate. Then trim and tin the ends in preparation for soldering, as shown at the left of the photo. The heat from a soldering iron with a blob of solder on it is enough to melt the insulation, I found.
4. Slide the barrel of the connector over the tape, solder the tinned ends of wire onto the Eichmann connector, and carefully screw the barrel on. This is where it gets fiddly, as the wires are very small. One tip: when soldering to an Eichman bullet, plug it into a chassis-mount RCA socket (a loose one, not one in a chassis). This provides some heatsinking for the delicate connector, and then you can also use something like a small pair of vice-grips to hold the connector steady.


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Glenna Clark/Olmsted is a long time resident and real estate broker for 40 years in Steamboat. She's been involved in painting and the arts since she was a young girl. Before moving to Steamboat, she lived in Crested Butte where she shared a shop selling her batik pieces. Over the years she's painted in oil, watercolor and acrylic. She has studied with Wayan Karja in Bali, Indonesia as well as Ken Elliot and local teachers including Joan Hoffman and Mary Levingston. She's fascinated by brilliant colors and incorporates them extensively in her paintings. She paints when traveling around the world adding diversity to her collection.
Since her passion is plein air painting, Glenna's studio is mostly the great outdoors, however since she lives in the mountains of Colorado with long winters, she ventures out to paint whatever inspires her with her own impressionistic flair. Her work has been on display around Steamboat at Creekside Café, Center For Visual Arts, Harwigs, White Hart Gallery, Sundance Studio, Alpine Bank, The Depot and The Chief Theater and most recently, the Tread of Pioneers Museum.
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Today we'll be focusing on what you have control over when you're with family for the holiday season and I'll offer seven pretty frank and real-time tips on how to manage your own. We can all hear the same tips over and over about not forgetting to maintain good self-care, don't eat every dessert you're offered, and watch your pocketbook so January doesn't arrive with a tremendous shock. Mine are a little different I hope – things that in the very moment you're with family, will help you manage your own feelings.
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Q: c++ unresolved externals lnk1120 and class template my last question: my last post
I fixed the issue in my last post. everything has been fine till just now. there is a new issue.
in the project A, i have coded up an linkedList class template.
#ifndef LINKEDLIST_H_
#define LINKEDLIST_H_

template<class T>
struct Node{
        T value;
        Node* next;
    };

template<class T>
class linkedList
{

private:
    Node<T>* head;
public:

    bool isEmpty() const{ return head == nullptr;}
    Node<T>* getHead() const{return head;}
    bool existVal(T value) const;
    void insertVal(T value);
    void deleteVal(T value){}

    linkedList(){}
    ~linkedList(){}

};

#endif

Anyways, i created another class, which would included
linkedList<unsigned int> num1

as private member variable.
here is the actual code:
#include"linkedList.h"

#ifndef L2_H_
#define L2_H_

class Add2Nums{
public:
    Add2Nums(unsigned int, unsigned int);
    ~Add2Nums(){}

private:
    linkedList<unsigned int> num1;
    linkedList<unsigned int> num2;
    Add2Nums();
};

#endif

#include"L2.h"

Add2Nums::Add2Nums(unsigned int a, unsigned int b){
    while(a!=0){
        num1.insertVal(a%10);
        a/=10;
    }

    while(b!=0){
        num2.insertVal(b%10);
        b/=10;
    }

}

when i build the project, the following issues came up:

A: You need to move linkedList implementation to the end of linkedList.h.


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Arthur Dugoni, D.D.S., M.S.D.
Arthur A. Dugoni, D.D.S., M.S.D., is dean emeritus and professor of orthodontics at the University of the Pacific, Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry. He was dean of the School of Dentistry at the University of the Pacific from 1978 to 2006. He is past president of the American Dental Association, the American Dental Education Association, the American Board of Orthodontics, and the American Dental Association Foundation.
Dr. Dugoni received the Distinguished Service Award from the American Dental Association and American Dental Education Association; Pierre Fauchard Academy Gold Medal; Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa, from University of Detroit – Mercy and University of Louisville; and Honorary Doctorate of Dental Surgery Degree, Louisiana State University, Health Sciences Center. He is one of only thirty living member dentists throughout the world who have been elected to the List of Honour, the highest award the World Dental Federation (FDI) can bestow.
In 2004, University of the Pacific bestowed the unusual honor of renaming its School of Dentistry after Arthur A. Dugoni. In 2008, Dr. Dugoni received the Ellis Island Medal of Honor. In 2009, the American Dental Education Association, Gies Foundation, presented the William J. Gies Award to Dr. Dugoni for Outstanding Achievement, in support of global oral health and oral health education. The American Dental Association awarded Dr. Dugoni with Presidential Citations for outstanding contributions in 1989, 2008, 2009, and 2010.
Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry


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Some actual inclement weather arrived in Tucson this weekend as 0.9″ of rain fell from Winter Storm Titan. For meteor watching this resulted in two missed nights. Even the nights prior to the storm saw varying amounts of cloudiness resulting in fairly low meteor counts.


An elegant necklace from artisan Sirada. With orange and golden tones as the theme, she crafts the necklace by hand with pearls, carnelian and tiger eye on rayon threads.
Materials: Carnelian, tiger eye, quartz, pearl, rayon and stainless steel.


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Stenocarpus R. Br. – rodzaj roślin z rodziny srebrnikowatych (Proteaceae). Obejmuje co najmniej 3 gatunki występujące naturalnie w Australii, Nowej Kaledonni oraz na Nowej Gwinei i wyspach Aru.

Systematyka
 Pozycja i podział rodziny według Angiosperm Phylogeny Website (aktualizowany system APG III z 2009)
Rodzaj z rodziny srebrnikowatych stanowiącej grupę siostrzaną dla platanowatych, wraz z którymi wchodzą w skład rzędu srebrnikowców, stanowiącego jedną ze starszych linii rozwojowych dwuliściennych właściwych. W obrębie rodziny rodzaj stanowi klad bazalny w plemieniu Embothrieae Rchb., 1828. Plemię to klasyfikowane jest do podrodziny Grevilleoideae Engl., 1892.

 Wykaz gatunków
Stenocarpus dumbeensis Guillaumin
Stenocarpus sinuatus (A. Cunn.) Endl.
Stenocarpus umbellifer (Forster & Forster) Druce

Przypisy

Srebrnikowate


We packed in the morning after breakfast. Is was alright weather. So we decided to make our way to the Hotel Antartida in city centre. Once we left the accommodation, it started raining. Heavily. The whole way (1 hour) to the new hotel. We got to the hotel's reception at 12 o'clock and waited in the reception until our room is ready. We could pay using MasterCard, to we were quite happy about it.
At 1pm, we were already in our cold room number 32. Took hot shower and took our wet things out of bags to dry. It was cold and the heating did not work. So Denisa went to complain to the reception. The guy from the reception came to our room in 10 minutes with some tools and started fixing the radiator. Quite interesting. Closed both circulation vents and unscrewed the venting vent. Then opened regulation vent and let the hot water go out from the radiator. And the same thing with the bottom vent. But he fixed it and the heating work d since.
Then we went shopping to La Anima for the bus ride, washed some underwear and went to Chicho's for paella (560) and beer (120).


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His practice interests include treatment of acute and chronic pain of spinal origin and he has extensive training and experience on emerging techniques in minimally invasive spine procedures. Involved nationally and internationally in many pain and spine societies, Dr. Slevin works to advance the field of pain and spine medicine and holds national committee appointments with the AMA (American Medical Association), ISIS (International Spine Intervention Society) as well as the ASA (American Society of Anesthesiologists).


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<?php

namespace spec\ConfRunner\Execution;

use PhpSpec\ObjectBehavior;
use Prophecy\Argument;

use ConfRunner\StepStage;
use ConfRunner\UserInterface;

class StageExecutionSpec extends ObjectBehavior
{
    function it_is_initializable()
    {
        $this->shouldHaveType('ConfRunner\Execution\StageExecution');
    }

    function it_should_have_stage(StepStage $stage)
    {
      $this->setStage($stage);
      $this->getStage()->shouldReturn($stage);
    }

    function it_should_have_start_time()
    {
      $time = new \DateTime();
      $this->setStartTime($time);
      $this->getStartTime()->shouldReturn($time);
    }

    function it_should_have_complete_time()
    {
      $time = new \DateTime();
      $this->setCompleteTime($time);
      $this->getCompleteTime()->shouldReturn($time);
    }

    function it_should_have_completion_flag()
    {
      $this->isComplete()->shouldReturn(FALSE);
      $this->setComplete(TRUE);
      $this->isComplete()->shouldReturn(TRUE);
    }

}

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Q: Selenium Webdriver Exception: waiting for frame to be available It's a CRM application where I want to close two pop-ups which are displayed once user login. I have created a method for each pop-up where I am waiting for its frame to detect and clicking on 'Close' icon to close the pop-up.
Here is the code:
package base;

import java.awt.AWTException;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.support.ui.ExpectedConditions;
import org.openqa.selenium.support.ui.WebDriverWait;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

public class TC02_VerificationOfCustomerSearchPage extends TC01_LoginToRClaimsCRM{

@Test(priority = 0)
public void PendingEmailPopUPClose() throws InterruptedException, AWTException{
WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 30);
wait.until(ExpectedConditions.frameToBeAvailableAndSwitchToIt(By.xpath("//iframe[@name='InlineDialog1_Iframe']")));

//Close Pending Email pop-up.
driver.findElement(By.xpath("html/body/div[1]/div[2]/div[2]/button")).click();
Thread.sleep(1000);
driver.switchTo().frame("InlineDialog1_Iframe");
}

@Test(priority = 1)
public void MSCRMPopUPClose() throws InterruptedException, AWTException {
WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 30);
wait.until(ExpectedConditions.frameToBeAvailableAndSwitchToIt(By.xpath("//iframe[@id='InlineDialog_Iframe']")));

//Close MSCRM pop-up.
driver.findElement(By.xpath(".//*[@id='buttonClose']/div/img")).click();
Thread.sleep(1000);

driver.switchTo().defaultContent();

}