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Compassion on the Unlucky Side of the Wall: One young Palestinian's story of hope
"Sometimes I feel I am nothing. Sometimes I feel I am the three bullets lodged inside my body, and the two bleeding, broken legs that they left me with".
"My whole world is shrunken. It has become so small. It is the fence around my room. It is the high wall that stands around that fence, creating a prison within a prison. I am here, on the unlucky side of the wall. I am same as the small birds – bones and feathers not yet strong enough to take flight – innocents who have tumbled from their nest, been snatched unwilling from their home and their family and landed, like me, on the unlucky side of the wall".
"Each time I think about my time in the jail, my mind goes back there. While my body is now free, it takes nothing for my mind to become a prisoner on the unlucky side of the wall again even as I sit here with you. I don't like to think about it, but I want to tell you. Please, write anything about me because this is my life. This is my story. And though it is hard to remember, I don't want it to fade from my memory".
This is the story of Mohammed. He is an 18 year old Palestinian man who was a child when the experiences he describes were forced upon him. He is a brother to his loving siblings. He is a son to his adoring parents. He is relative of PAL's founder, Ahmad. He was given his nickname, "Dob", meaning "bear" in Arabic because he was so tall for his age when he was young. He used to tower over his classmates, now he struggles to walk. His experience is all-too-common. Imprisoned by the Israeli authorities at a young age for an alleged "crime" that was neither proved nor evidenced, one might expect Dob to be angry now. One might expect him to have become "radicalised" or "hardened" during his time in prison. One might expect him to have lost hope in himself and his future.
Instead, and despite still struggling to come to terms with what happened to him, Dob believes that, rather than losing himself in prison, he found inside himself a resilience, strength and compassion that might have just saved his life. And it started with a kitten.
But we are getting ahead of ourselves. First we should explain how Dob found himself on the unlucky side of the wall.
"Death visits me in nightmares. None worse than the day I remember waking up in pain, in handcuffs, surrounded by soldiers and their guns."
Dob was 17, a child, when Israeli soldiers shot him in the leg three times. He was studying for his final exams for school and had gone outside for a cigarette and to clear his head before heading back to the facts and figures he was working hard to absorb. He didn't see the soldiers before the bullets were fired. He stopped in the street, put a cigarette to his lips and flicked his lighter to light it. Then the bullets came; three in quick succession. His legs went from underneath him. The pain was excruciating. He could not run away. His limbs were a bloody mess. He was later told he was shot because the soldiers, who had been hidden behind a building, had "thought he was preparing to throw a grenade". There was no grenade. There was no evidence. There has still been no evidence produced. Dob was arrested regardless. He was then taken away from his family, his distraught mother and siblings, to begin a 26 month sentence in prison.
It was a trauma: coming so close to death, not dying but still losing a life. He was moved from jail to jail until finally he was settled in Negev, a political prison in the middle of the desert.
He arrived still badly injured, barely able to walk, shower, or use the bathroom without assistance. He missed his mother, his sisters, his friends, and his old life, which became more and more distant and abstract to him as the weeks went on. When asked about the worst memories of those days in prison, he responded "every morning was the new worst moment. Waking up and realising over and over it was not all just a bad dream."
Then one day he found the kitten. She was stumbling around in the compound; starving and alone. He didn't know how she got there, but there she was. Just like him. On the unlucky side of the wall. He remembers first looking at her, knowing the destiny awaiting her if he did not help her. At that time, it felt so similar to his own – hopeless. He tried to decide what to do. He could leave her and go on trying to keep himself alive. He needed to be tough to survive here, there was no room for softness, which could be interpreted as weakness and be used against him. He thought it best to leave her to her own fate.
But then he looked around him, at the Israeli soldiers who watched him constantly. He realized that for the first time in months, he was in a position of strength, looking down at a weaker being. He could decide her fate by simply choosing to help her. He could make the decision to save her, and offer her the mercy which had been denied to him. And so he scooped up the scruffy little cat and he became her guardian.
He named her Simba. He had just one spare set of clothes which he made into a bed for her to sleep on at night. Simba followed him everywhere and visited the other prisoners. In her, Dob poured all his care and attention, like she was his child. When he was, without warning, transferred to another prison for two weeks, he thought of her constantly, worrying about her and missing her comforting presence. When he came back, she was there waiting for him.
It all happened again one day when Dob came upon two tiny birds, lying on the ground next to the broken nest which had tumbled down from the top of the wall, with its tiny occupants still tucked inside. Their mother was above them, panicking, helpless to bring them back. Dob looked at this bird and thought of his own mother, the way she had panicked when he was taken away from her. His loving mother who never would have thought her children would one day be trapped inside the walls of a prison.
Like he did with Simba, Dob raised the birds with his daily ration of bread. When they were grown and strong, with every capability to take flight and leave the prison behind, Dob was amazed to find that they chose to stay there with him. They remained close to him, save for the moments in the day when they would push themselves through a tiny gap in the entwined metal roof and fly above for a while. Dob always watched them.
Dob felt that he, Simba and the two birds shared a life and destiny and, in that belief, Dob found freedom. While the walls and fences of the prison could contain his body, they could not contain his mind, his thoughts, his compassion and his dreams. In his small act of caring for the animals, his mind breached the thick walls and was able to remember a world where good things can happen, where people take care of one another, where even a tiny animal could be safe from the violence of others.
"You become broken there, in prison. Either you stop feeling and become violent, or you become strong. And to be strong is to be kind. Kind to other people, kind to the weakest animals, kind to anything else."
As he shares his story, he looks out over the roofs of Jalazoun refugee camp, where he was born and raised and has finally now returned to his family. A small smile flickers across his face as he watches a flock of birds swooping in circles above as he once did from under the fenced roof cage in Negev. As they fly, he sits below, weighted by the broken legs outstretched in front of him. He plans to get treatment for his injuries, learn to walk normally again, return to his studies, and continue fighting for animals the way he first learned to do with Simba. He is one man, barely out of childhood. He is one Palestinian with a tragic story, a story made even more harrowing in knowing that thousands more like him have suffered, and continue to suffer similar fates. Some will never know freedom. Right now, his country battles for a right to exist and an entire people are left to decide for themselves what it means to be strong, to fight, to build a better world. Dob plans to be one of those fighting to achieve this. He carries with him his experiences and his simple message to the world. It is only in liberating others that we can hope to find liberation for ourselves.
Since his release from prison, Dob has accompanied his uncle, Ahmad, on various activities with PAL; including taking part in the census for stray dogs in Ramallah, where PAL hopes to extend its ground-breaking spay and neuter scheme in the coming months. Already putting his compassion and energy into positive work for people and animals, the entire PAL team could not be more proud of Dob and we look forward to seeing him go on to achieve great things in the future.
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Part-time working mothers who have the ability to control their own schedule often end up working an increased amount of unpaid overtime, new research has found.
On average in the UK men work an extra 2.2 hours a week in unpaid overtime while for women it is about 1.9 hours. In new research, Kent's Dr Heejung Chung, working with Dr Mariska van der Horst from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, set out to explore if different types of flexible working add to this unpaid overtime.
Schedule control – where workers are able to determine their own hours and schedules, so long as the job is done.
For the first two types of flexible working, there was little evidence of an increase in unpaid overtime hours, but they did not detect a decrease in overtime hours for this group either.
However, for those who gained schedule control over their work there was an increase in the amount of unpaid overtime worked. This was found to be the case for both professional men (about one hour more a week on average) and women without children (about 40 minutes more a week on average).
Notably, though, the research also found that although full-time working mothers did not appear to increase their unpaid overtime, part-time working mothers did work more unpaid overtime, with an average of around 20 minutes more a week, which was surprising.
The researchers suggest this increase may be because part-time working mothers feel the need to work longer to compensate for the possible stigma, perceived or otherwise, attached to them by other workers, especially when their schedules do not match normal working hours. It may also be that part-time working mothers have a greater ability to work unpaid overtime compared to full-time working mothers.
This stigma felt by those working part-time has been documented in other research by Dr Chung, with two-fifths of those (and more than half of mothers) who have worked part-time believing it has had a negative impact on their career progression.
The research, entitled Flexible working and unpaid overtime in the UK: The role of gender, parental and occupational status has been published in the journal Social Indicators Research. Special Issue: Flexible Working, Work-life Balance, and Gender Equality.


Lahore: Bollywood superstar Salman Khans highly anticipated film "Tubelight" might not release in Pakistan around the Eid as a few local filmmakers and organisations have demanded the release of the film in the country be put on hold.
The Pakistan Film Distributors Association and the Pakistan Film Producers Association, along with various local film-makers, are actively trying to stall the release of "Tubelight", citing better business for the Pakistani films scheduled to release at the same time, reports tribune.com.pk.
"Yalghaar" and "Shor Sharaba" are two Pakistani films that have currently been slated for a release on the Eid 2017.
"Indian films dominate our box office the whole year round. It's only fair that Eid — being a Muslim festival — should not be. Besides, as Pakistanis, we must support the release of local content first," said Sohail Khan, producer of "Shor Sharaba".
"'Shor Sharaba' is supposed to release on Eidul Fitr and if the government doesn't stall 'Tubelight', I will not release my film as a protest," he added.
According to sources, the filmmakers will first urge the government to not give an NOC (No Objection Certificate) to "Tubelight" and for this, the associations are planning to write an official letter to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
Also, they held a meeting here wherein it was decided that the entire Pakistani film industry — even its technicians and other less prominent members — will join the planned protest to stop "Tubelight" from being released on the Eid, reports tribune.com.pk.
"It's been decided that all those related to the Pakistani film industry will support the Pakistani films that are supposed to release on Eidul Fitr," confirmed filmmaker Altaf Hussain.
"I have always maintained that there should be a complete ban on Indian films," he said.
According to sources, the ministry had given directives to stop the release of "Tubelight" and Vidya Balan's "Begum Jaan" well in advance.
Directed by Kabir Khan, "Tubelight" also features Chinese actress Zhu Zhu.


Coliphage 186 B is a 72-amino acid protein belonging to the Ogr family of analogous transcription factors present in P2-like phage, which contain a Cys-X2-Cys-X22-Cys-X4-Cys presumptive zinc-finger motif. The molecular characterization of these proteins has been hampered by their insolubility, a difficulty overcome in the present study by obtaining B as a soluble cadmium- containing derivative (CdB). Atomic absorption spectroscopy showed the presence of one atom of cadmium per molecule of purified CdB. The UV absorption spectrum revealed a shoulder at 250 nm. characteristic of CysS- Cd(II) ligand-to-metal charge-transfer transitions, and the difference absorption coefficient after acidification (Δε248, 24 mM-1 cm -1) indicated the presence of a Cd(Cys S)4 center. Gel mobility shift analysis of CdB with a 186 late promoter demonstrated specific DNA-binding (K(D),(app) 3-4/μM) and the protein was shown to activate transcription in vitro from a promoter-reporter plasmid construct. The B DNA-binding site was mapped by gel shift and DNAase I cleavage protection experiments to an area between -70 and -43 relative to the transcription start site, coincident with the consensus sequence, GTTGT-N8-TNANCCA, from -66 to -47 of the 186 and P2 late promoters. Inactive B point mutants were obtained in the putative DNA- binding loop of the N-terminal zinc-finger motif and in a central region thought to interact with the Escherichia coli RNA polymerase α-subunit. A truncated B mutant comprising the first 53 amino acids (B1-53) exhibited close to wild-type activity, showed a DNA-binding affinity similar to that of the full-length protein, and could be reconstituted with either Cd or Zn. Gel permeation analysis revealed that B1-53 was a majority dimeric species whereas wild-type B showed larger oligomers. 186 B therefore exhibits a potentially linear organization of functional regions comprising an N terminal C4 zinc-finger DNA-binding region, a dispensable C-terminal region involved in protein self-association, and a central region that interacts with RNA polymerase.


Egypt's army has announced a full-scale assault on militant areas in the restive northern Sinai desert, in what a senior Israeli official has approvingly called Egypt's first-ever serious counter-terrorism campaign in the region.
Since July, militant Islamist groups in Sinai, the peninsular sandwiched between Egypt and Israel, have killed dozens of police and army officers in an insurgency sparked by anger at ex-president Mohamed Morsi's July overthrow. A Sinai-based cell also claimed responsibility for last week's failed assassination attempt on Egypt's interior minister, and the unrest has been used to justify a brutal state-led crackdown on more moderate and largely peaceful Morsi supporters in Cairo.
On Saturday, Egypt's army said it killed 30 militants in an assault on 12 villages. Locals said the strikes involved six military helicopters and 50 soldiers going from house to house.
Egypt's military has often claimed to have mounted serious assaults on Sinai insurgents, with the reports hard to verify. But observers argued that this latest campaign, which began on Saturday, may be the largest in years.
"For the first time, we see a determined struggle against terrorism in Egypt's Sinai, unrelated to the interests of Israel," said Amos Gilad, a senior official in Israel's defence ministry, in a speech at a thinktank. "The operation of the Egyptians is impressive."
Issandr el-Amrani, a Cairo-based analyst, and North Africa project director at the International Crisis Group, said: "It does appear to be a full-on offensive and there are high levels of confidence among Egyptian officials. They appear willing to pay the price of a full-on assault, having been reticent to go all the way before."
There are fears the assault may stoke terrorism, rather than stamp it out, in a region that has long felt abandoned by Cairo. Residents have recently criticised the collateral damage that army assaults have caused among the innocent civilian population. Sinai-based reporter Ahmed Abu Deraa has been detained by the military for criticising the army's tactics in the area. There is also regional anger at the state-sponsored destruction of smugglers' tunnels under the border between Sinai and Gaza that are an important source of local income.
The unrest has been used to justify the temporary closure of the 1,500-year-old St Catherine's monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in the world, which is situated in the south of the peninsular.


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Big-City Lawyer Trying To Intimidate A Farmer In Court Is Not Ready For His Brilliant Response
In case you're harmed in a mischance, all you need is equity from the general population to blame. This mission turns out to be much more noteworthy if the mischance denies you of profitable property or, paradise disallow, a friend or family member.
In those circumstances, you'll remain determined to consider the dependable gatherings responsible. When one agriculturist was harmed in a horrendous auto collision that additionally ended the life of his dearest donkey, he pursued the trucking organization that caused the disaster area.
The organization's costly legal counselor thought there was no chance a straightforward rancher could crush the assets of a gigantic enterprise, yet the agriculturist wasn't surrendering without a battle…
"Well, as I was saying, I had just loaded Suzie into the trailer and was driving her down the highway when this huge semi-truck and trailer ran the stop sign and smacked my truck right in the side. I was thrown into one ditch and Suzie was thrown into the other. I was hurting real bad and didn't want to move."
Anyone who has been involved in an accident knows that receiving justice from the guilty party is easier said than done. The mission to do so only intensifies if you've been robbed of something of value—or even someone special.
During such times, you'll go to great lengths to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. When one farmer named Steve was recently injured during a car crash that also took the life of his beloved mule, he knew he had to hold the trucking company that caused the accident responsible.
So he decided that he should sue the company. In the courtroom, the company's fancy lawyer interrogated Farmer Steve. "Didn't you say at the scene of the accident, 'I'm fine?'" the lawyer inquired. Steve's response eventually left the courtroom stunned…
Farmer Steve replied, "Well, I'll tell you what happened. I had just loaded my favorite mule Suzie into the—" but the lawyer interrupted Steve, saying he hadn't asked for the details. "Just answer the question: did you not say at the scene of the accident, 'I'm fine?'"
Farmer Steve was taken aback, but after regaining his composure, he looked directly into the lawyer's eyes and replied, "As I was saying, I had just gotten Suzie into the trailer and I was driving on down the road that day when…"
The lawyer cut him off again and said, "Judge, I am trying to establish the fact that, at the scene of the accident, this man told the highway patrolman on the scene that he was fine. Now, several weeks after the accident, he is trying to sue my client. I believe he is a fraud. Please tell him to simply answer the question."
By this time, though, the judge was fairly interested in Farmer Steve's answer, and he said to the lawyer: "I'd like to hear what he has to say about what happened that day." Farmer Steve thanked the judge and proceeded with his story.
Farmer Steve continued: "However, I could hear ol' Suzie moaning and groaning. I knew she was in terrible shape just by her groans. Shortly after the accident a highway patrolman came on the scene. He could hear Suzie, too, so he went over to her. After he looked at her, he took out his gun and shot her between the eyes."
"Then the patrolman came across the road with his gun in his hand and looked at me. He said, 'Your mule was in such bad shape I had to shoot her. How are you feeling?'" That's when Farmer Steve turned to the lawyer and asked: "Now what the hell would you say?"
Wow, Farmer Steve definitely put that big-city lawyer in his place! Good thing he set the record straight!
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This article covers a detailed story about Indian actor Brahma Mishra. It Covers more details about Brahma Mishra's Wikipedia, Wiki, Biography, Early Life, Birthday, Birthplace, date of birth, Age, death news, latest news, passed away, Career, Caste, Affairs, Marital Status, Father, Mother, Family, Religion, brother, wife name, marriage, married, Siblings, Height, Weight, Body Size, and Measurements, Net Worth, Salary, Facts, Song, History, Occupation, Profession, Education, Education Qualification, Achievements, Awards, Photos, Videos, Gossips, News, Career, television show, upcoming movies, web series, Mirzapur, Instagram & Movies, & More.
Brahma Mishra was an Indian actor who was famous for his role as Lalit in the Amazon Prime web series Mirzapur & Mirzapur 2. She was born on 30 November 1985 in Raisen, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. He received his early education in Raisen Bhopal. After this, he enrolled in Bhopal's Institute for Excellence in Higher Education for his graduation. During his studies in college, Dr. Vijay Bahadur, a college professor of Brahma, was a friend of a famous theater artist, Alakhnandan.
Later in the year 2003, when Brahma expressed his desire to pursue a career in acting, Professor Vijay introduced him to his theater artist friend Alakhnandan. After that Alakhnandan became Brahma's mentor and taught him theater skills. Brahma Mishra enrolled in a 2-year acting course at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. After learning the nuances of acting, he moved to Mumbai to make a career in the film industry.
Where he got a chance to debut with the Bollywood film Chor Chor Super Chor released in 2013 after struggling for a long time. It was a comedy film in which he played the character of Vava. After this, he played important roles in films like the Bollywood film Dangal, Badrinath Ki Dulhania, Manjhi: The Mountain Man, and Super 30.
Apart from this, Brahma Mishra has also appeared in Akshay Kumar's film Kesari, in which he played the role of Khuda Daad, in which he was providing water to the injured soldiers (Including Afghan Soldiers). Brahma Mishra became quite famous for his role of Lalit in Amazon Prime's web series Mirzapur and Mirzapur 2 released in 2018. His last film in the year 2021 was Haseen Dilruba in which he played a small character.
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Real Name Brahmaswaroop Mishra
Nick Name Brahma
Popular For His role Lalit in Amazon Prime Web Series Mirzapur Season 2
Date of Birth 30 November 1985
Day Saturday
Age (at the time of death 2021) 36 years
Death Day Thursday
Death Reason Heart Attack
Birthplace Raisen, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
Death Place Found Dead at his rented residence at Yari Road in Mumbai Versova
Hometown Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
Language Known Hindi & English
Educational Qualification 2 Year Course in Acting
Highschool Not Known
College Name *Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Bhopal
*Film and Television Institute of India, Pune
Caste/Ethnicity Brahmin
Zodiac Sign/Star Sign Sagittarius ♐
Blood Group Not Known
Debut in Bollywood Chor Chor Super Chor (2013)
Debut in Web Series Not Fit (2015)
Brahma Mishra's age was 36 years in the year 2021. He was one of the finest supporting actors in Bollywood. Talking about his fitness, he used to resort to yoga to keep his body fit. Apart from this, he was also very fond of eating and drinking and liked to eat all kinds of food. He loved to eat street food.
Brahma Mishra's height is 5 feet 4 inches, which is equal to 163 centimeters. Mishra's body weight is about 68 kg, he takes a proper diet to keep his body fit so that his body measurement is 40-32-12. His eye color is Black, and his hair color is also Black.
Age (at the time of death in 2021) 36 years
Brahma Mishra was born in Bhopal in a middle-class Hindu family. His entire family believes in Hinduism and worships Hindu deities. Brahma Mishra's father is not known but he is a retired bank employee and the name of his mother is also not known.
Apart from his parents in Brahma's house, there is also an elder brother named Sandeep Mishra. His elder brother Sandeep is a lawyer by profession. Talking about the marital status of Brahma, he was unmarried, so the name of his wife could not be known. The news of his affair is also not present on the internet media, due to which the name of his girlfriend could not be known.
Parents Father: Not Known (Retd. Bank Employee)
Siblings Brother: Sandeep Mishra
Sister: Not Known
Children Son: Not Known
Daughter: Not Known
Wife Name Not Available
Girlfriends / Affairs Not Available
Marriage Date Not Known
Talking about the net worth of Brahma Mishra, his net worth is around ₹50 lakh. His main source of earning comes from playing supporting roles in films. He has played supporting roles in major films like Dangal, Super 30, Hawaizada, Badrinath Ki Dulhania, Manjhi the Mountain Men, and Mirzapur. He charges around ₹5 lakh to ₹10 lakh per film.
Salary Approx ₹5 Lakh per Movies & Web Series
Total Net Worth ₹50 Lakh (Approx, as in 2021)
The body of actor Bramha Mishra, who lives in Mumbai's Versova area, was found in his flat. Mishra played the character of Lalit in the web series Mirzapur. Mishra's body has been sent to Cooper Hospital for postmortem. Mishra's body was recovered from the bathroom of the flat. After the foul smell emanating from the flat, people informed the police about it.
After this, when the police opened the door, Mishra's body was recovered from the bathroom. Sources said that the body was being decomposed. At present, the cause of death is not known. The police are awaiting the postmortem report.
The 'Munna Shukla' of Mirzapur i.e. Divyendu Sharma has also condoled the death of Brahma Mishra. Sharing a photo with Brahma on Instagram, he wrote, God bless you, Brahma Mishra. Our Lalit is no more. You all pray for them. It is being said that he had suffered chest pain three days ago, after which the doctor had given him medicine considering gas pain.
His death is believed to be on the same night. Let us tell you that a heart attack is a serious emergency situation, making a mistake in its identification can prove to be fatal. Therefore it is very important to be aware of the symptoms of a heart attack.
Brahma Account is not available on any Social Media Channel. Even Wikipedia has not covered them on their page yet. But his account is only available on Instagram where more than 11k followers follow them. In the table below, we are sharing with you the links of all his social media profiles, by clicking on which you will be able to access his profile page directly.
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Brahma Mishra was born in Raisen, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
He was an alumnus of the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune, and has done two years of acting courses from there.
After completing the course he went to Mumbai and acted in a short film Nainsukh directed by Amit Dutta. Amit was her senior in FTII, Pune.
He made her Bollywood debut with the 2013 release Chor Chor Super Chor, directed by K Rajesh.
Brahma was also a theater artist and acted in several plays for Kopal Productions.
He played a supporting role in many hit Bollywood movies.
Brahma played the lead role of Lalit in the Amazon Prime famous web series Mirzapur & Mirzapur 2.
Brahma in Amazon Prime Web Series Mirzapur
On November 29, Brahma suddenly started feeling pain in his chest. Later he took gas medicine from the doctor and returned home. Meanwhile, he suffered a heart attack and died at the age of 32. His body was lying in the bathroom of the house for three days. Three days later, the police in Mumbai got his body done for postmortem.
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2 Upper Michigan RV retailers reopen as Camping World SuperCenters
The two locations are the former Hilltop RV Superstore locations, which were acquired by Camping World in May this year.
Camping World logo and small pull-behind camper graphic.(Camping World/WLUC)
By TV6 News Team
Published: Jul. 16, 2021 at 10:34 AM EDT
LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill. (WLUC) - Camping World Holdings, Inc. announced Friday the grand opening of its RV and outdoor dealerships in Escanaba and Ishpeming.
Grand opening events will be held throughout next weekend at the two Camping World SuperCenters located at 2905 North Lincoln Road in Escanaba and 600 US-41 West in Ishpeming.
"Michigan is consistently a strong market for the RV and outdoor enthusiast," said Marcus Lemonis, CEO and Chairman of Camping World Holdings said in a March press relese. "This acquisition expands our reach into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and allows us to bring our assortment closer to the consumer to fulfill their needs."
The company now has a total of six locations in Michigan.
The grand opening celebration begins on Friday, July 23 and will run through Sunday, July 25, featuring special deals on new 2021 RVs and huge discounts on a variety of RV and outdoor gear.
Customers are encouraged to visit during the Grand Opening weekend to receive special gift incentives.
Camping World is always looking for seasoned and professional RV sales associates, technicians, and retail support to assist with locations across the country. Individuals interested in applying for a position may visit the Camping World Careers website.
About Camping World Holdings, Inc.: Camping World Holdings, Inc., headquartered in Lincolnshire, Ill., (together with its subsidiaries) is America's largest retailer of RVs and related products and services. Our vision is to build a long-term legacy business that makes RVing fun and easy, and our Camping World and Good Sam brands have been serving RV consumers since 1966. With over 180 locations in 40 states, Camping World, and sister company Gander RV & Outdoors, have grown to become prime destinations for everything RV. For more information, visit www.CampingWorld.com.


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Bayern icon Robben dreaming of fairytale farewell
By Agency
Departing Dutch star Arjen Robben has said that he is still undecided about what to do when he leaves Bayern Munich, and admitted that he may still retire from football altogether.
The 35-year-old winger is set to leave Munich after 10 years at the end of the season, and has been linked with clubs as diverse as Inter Milan and his hometown club Groningen.
At a press conference in Munich on Tuesday, Robben said that he still didn't know what life after Bayern held for him.
"I am late making my decision because of my injury. I wanted to get back on the pitch first," said Robben, who had been sidelined since November before returning to action against Hanover two weeks ago.
"My wife would have preferred it otherwise, to be honest," he said.
"It is not an easy decision to make. If you decide that you are going to keep playing, you have to find a place where everything is just right, not just in terms of football but also for my family."
Asked whether he might stop playing altogether, Robben said it was possible.
"It is an option, but I don't know whether it will happen," he said.
He said that were he to play against Bayern in the future, he would have no problem celebrating against his old club.
"Everyone is different, but with all due respect I think it is a bit silly when players don't celebrate against their former clubs. Football is football," he said.
The Dutchman won the Champions League with Bayern in 2013, and now hopes to win an eighth Bundesliga title in his last home game for Bayern this weekend.
Bayern can wrap up a seventh successive league title if they beat Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday, and Robben said that he had "goosebumps" thinking about the game.
"To be crowned champions on Saturday, after 10 years, in front of 70,000 fans at a full Allianz Arena. There is nothing better."
"It will be a very special game, I have played it out three times in my head already.
"Maybe I can play for 90 minutes and score two goals," said the Dutchman, whose Bundesliga tally currently stands at 98.
Robben said that he had not expected to become a club legend when he joined Bayern from Real Madrid in 2009.
"It was a difficult step for me. My aim was to win the Champions League, and it didn't look very likely at Bayern then," he said.
Robben scored an 89th minute winner for Bayern in the 2013 Champions League Final, a year after missing a crucial penalty in their painful final defeat to Chelsea a year earlier.
Booed by some Bayern fans after that defeat, Robben said his relationship to the supporters is now strong.
"For me, the appreciation of the fans, not just as a footballer but also as a person, means almost more than winning titles," he said.
Robben's Brazilian team-mate Rafinha also gave his farewell press conference on Tuesday, after the club confirmed on Saturday that he would leave after eight years in Munich.
The 33-year-old full-back broke down in tears as he said goodbye.
"I got an SMS from my mum just after training and she told me to say thank you to my team-mates, to everyone at the club," he said.
"The friendship I have with people here is the most important thing."


The Democratic Republic of the Congo is located in south western Africa, it is bordered by the Central African Republic, Sudan, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia, Angola, the Republic of the Congo and Tanzania. The Democratic Republic of the Congo has suffered enormously from the Second Congo War that lasted from 1998 to 2003. This war has crippled the economy and scared foreign investors, some fighting still occurs in the east. The Democratic Republic of the Congo has large amounts of natural resources, but will not be able to exploit them completely until stability is returned to the country.


This new case study features an examination of the nonprofit organization One Acre Fund (OAF) which teaches better crop management techniques and provides inputs on credit, like seed and fertilizer, to smallholder farmers throughout East Africa. In many cases, the results speak for themselves. In 2015, the average Kenyan farmer in OAF earned $211 (or 48 percent) more than peer farmers not in OAF. Productivity growth for smallholder farmers is essential to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals of ending poverty and achieving food security. Since 2014, OAF has enabled farmers in Kenya to make loan repayments digitally using the mobile money service M-Pesa instead of in cash, increasing economic opportunity and financial inclusion in some of the world's poorest farming communities.
The case study also examines the challenges of cash repayments for farmers and the One Acre Fund and highlights the solution linked to replacing cash with digital repayments.


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Q: will trigger for UPDATE on the Table will be recursive I have trigger UPDATETRIGGER on table TEST,
It was written to get called when the TEST table is updated.
Now in this UPDATETRIGGER is updating a column of the same TEST table.
Will this be recursive?
My trigger and table is in MS SQL database. From the table values i see that it is not happening such way could any one explain please.
USE [TESTING]
GO
/****** Object:  Trigger [dbo].[UPDATETRIGGER] ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER TRIGGER [dbo].[UPDATETRIGGER] on [dbo].[TEST]
 FOR UPDATE
 AS
  UPDATE dbo.TEST
    SET lastEditedDate=GetDate()
    FROM INSERTED newdata
    WHERE TEST.MasterK = newdata.MasterK

A: Trigger events can be fired within another trigger action. One Trigger execution can trigger even on another table or same table. This trigger is called NESTED TRIGGER or RECURSIVE TRIGGER. Nested triggers in SQL Server supports the nesting of triggers up to a maximum of 32 levels.
Nesting means that when a trigger is fired, it will also cause another trigger to be fired. If a trigger creates an infinitive loop, the nesting level of 32 will be exceeded and the trigger will cancel with an error message. Recursive triggers is when a trigger fires and performs a statement that will cause the same trigger to fire.
Disabling Nesting/Recursing Triggers: The following script will stop executing all the nested triggers.
sp_CONFIGURE 'nested_triggers',0
GO
RECONFIGURE
GO

There is also alternate way to stop Trigger Recursion:
ALTER DATABASE databasename
SET RECURSIVE_TRIGGERS ON | OFF

Restrict Trigger Nesting to certain level
Put following script in trigger code. This will stop the trigger recursion after certain levels. In following case it will stop after 5 recursion.
IF ( TRIGGER_NESTLEVEL(OBJECT_ID(@@PROCID)) > 5 )
    RETURN;

ref:- http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2007/05/18/sql-server-2005-understanding-trigger-recursion-and-nesting-with-examples/

A: MS SQL has some properties set that do not allow recursive triggers to fire unless you turn them on. Well it will fire the recursive / nested trigger 32 times and then fail out. Also this is a for update trigger not a before/after update trigger so this takes place of the update functionality itself.
After (For) / Before
These two types create functionality on top of what the database will actually do in an update. So if the before or after changes information the databases original update function will fire again and then you are well into your loop.
Instead Of
This overrides the database's normal functionality and does only what you tell it to do when an update occurs. In a database update is actually the combination of Delete/Insert. That blew my mind the first time I realized that as well.

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These Terms and Conditions apply to the sale and delivery of goods by us, the company FAZUA GmbH, Marie-Curie-Straße 6, 85521 Ottobrunn. These Terms and Conditions in their current version shall apply in the above scope of activity to all future business relations between us and the customer even if not subsequently expressly referred to in these Terms and Conditions. The customer shall be notified in writing of any changes to these Terms and Conditions by fax or e-mail. If the customer fails to object to the changes within four weeks after receipt of the notification, the changes are deemed recognized and accepted by the customer. The customer shall be specifically reminded in the notification of the right to object and the legal consequences of remaining silent.
These Terms and Conditions contain the exclusively applicable conditions for the sale and delivery of goods between us and the customer, unless they have been amended by individual agreements between the parties. Any deviating, conflicting or supplementary Terms and Conditions of the customer, even if known, are hereby declared unacceptable and expressly rejected. Any conflicting Terms and Conditions of the customer shall only apply upon our express approval in writing.
Customer for the purposes of these Terms and Conditions shall mean anyone who places an order or concludes a contract with us.
Consumer for the purposes of these Terms and Conditions shall mean any natural person who enters into a legal transaction for purposes outside his trade, business or profession (Sect. 13 BGB) [German Civil Code].
Merchant for the purposes of these Terms and Conditions shall mean any natural person or legal entity or a partnership with legal capacity that enters into a legal transaction within the scope of its commercial or self-employed professional activities.
Place of performance shall be our registered place of business at Marie-Curie-Straße 6, 85521 Ottobrunn.
The product catalogues, brochures or other promotional material made available by us do not in and of themselves constitute an offer to enter into a contract, but are merely an invitation to the customer to make legally binding offer to us in turn. We therefore reserve the right to modify the technical data as well as the shape, colour, weight, drawings or images in our product catalogues, brochures or other promotional materials to the extent reasonable for the customer.
The customer can place the order, i.e. a legally binding offer, with us in writing, by fax or e-mail. We can accept the order within two weeks after receipt thereof. The mere confirmation of receipt of the order does not constitute any acceptance of the order. Should we fail to declare acceptance in due time, this shall be considered a rejection of the order. Our acceptance may be declared in writing, by fax or e-mail or by delivering the goods to the customer. The contract is concluded upon acceptance.
Guarantees and warranted characteristics are only binding if expressly declared in writing by our management. Our employees are not authorized to verbally assure certain properties of the product beyond providing a product description. Manufacturer guarantees shall remain unaffected.
All prices mentioned in the product catalogues, brochures and other promotional material published by us include the statutory VAT and do not include shipping costs, unless expressly stated otherwise. In case of orders for a number of different items, the prices for individual items of an order shall only apply if ordered as part of a collective order.
In case of unforeseen price and cost increases, e.g. due to increased purchasing prices/material costs, wage increases and similar circumstances beyond our control, we are entitled to adjust the prices accordingly within reason. Insofar as no mutual trade transaction applies, in particular because the customer is a consumer, we can make this price adjustment only after expiration of four months from conclusion of the contract, provided we did not have to deliver by that time. We will inform the customer of any price adjustments without delay. The notification shall specify the amount of the price adjustment, and the customer shall be given the exact reason for such adjustment as well as a reasonable period within which the customer can declare whether he accepts the price increase or would like to withdraw from the contract. Should the customer fail to respond in due time, the price increase shall be deemed accepted by the customer unless it exceeds 10% of the originally agreed price. The customer shall be expressly reminded in the notification of the right to withdraw from the contract and the legal consequences of remaining silent.
If we ship the goods at the customer's request to a location other than our place of business or to a production site defined by us, the risk shall pass to the customer as soon as we hand over the goods, properly packaged, to the transport company. This shall not apply if the customer is a consumer. In this case, the risk of accidental loss and accidental deterioration of the goods shall only pass to the customer upon transfer of the goods to the customer or if he is in default of acceptance.
If free delivery has been agreed with the customer, the risk shall pass to the customer on arrival of the vehicle at the delivery address at street level or at the place that the vehicle can reasonably reach. To the extent technically necessary, the customer is obliged to provide the equipment and/or personnel necessary for unloading.
The customer shall check the delivery for compliance with its order, completeness and obvious damages in transit immediately upon receipt. In this respect the customer shall immediately lodge any complaints with us, in the case of obvious transport damages also directly with the carrier. Delivery dates and times shall only be binding if the parties have expressly agreed in writing or in text form (e.g. e-mail or fax) on these dates and times.
If the ordered goods are not available because we ourselves were not supplied by our suppliers without being at fault despite a corresponding purchase contract which covers the customer's order, then the delivery time to the customer shall be extended for the period of the delay. We will immediately inform the customer of any delay. The customer may withdraw from the contract if our own supply is expected to be delayed by more than four weeks after the delivery date and if the customer has previously set us a reasonable deadline for delivery. If it appears that we definitely will no longer be supplied by our suppliers, we shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract. In this case we will immediately inform the customer and will reimburse the customer for any advance payments already made in case of such withdrawal.
In accordance with the due diligence duties of a prudent businessman, the customer shall inspect the delivered goods (including for any transport damages) immediately upon receipt. Any obvious and visible defects found during the incoming goods inspection shall be reported to us without delay at least in writing (e.g. by e-mail or fax), not later, however, than one week after receipt.
Should any hidden defects or defects that could not be detected at the time of the inspection be found at a later time, then these defects shall also be reported without delay after discovery at least in writing (e.g. by e- mail or fax), not later, however, than two weeks after their discovery.
In case of each notice of defect, the customer shall return the defective goods to us and include, where applicable, all accessories and a copy of the delivery note stating the model / serial number as well as a short but very precise description of the defect or symptoms that allows us to detect the defect. To the extent possible, the goods shall be returned in their original packaging or at least in suitable packaging at our cost. The customer shall inform us prior to returning the goods and discuss the possibilities of having them collected by us.
If no notice of defect is given or not given in due time, the delivered goods shall be deemed approved and any warranty claim is excluded. This also applies if the notice of defect, even after inquiries on our part, only provides an insufficient description of the fault or symptoms which significantly complicates any determination and/or elimination of the defect.
However, warranty claims are not excluded if and to the extent that the defect was fraudulently concealed or has been caused by wilful intent or gross negligence on our part.
(a) The warranty is subject to statutory provisions. In all cases of defects occurring during the statutory warranty period of two years from delivery, the customer has a legal right to remedy (at its option: repair or replacement) and has the right - if other statutory conditions apply - to claim reduction or cancel the contract as well as claim compensation.
(b) The customer shall grant us altogether two attempts at remedy, unless he has previously granted us a reasonable grace period which has expired without result, or if the remedy for other reasons must be considered a failure or unreasonable. If the customer's desired type of remedy is only possible by incurring disproportionate costs, its entitlement shall be limited to the other type of remedy.
(a) Our statutory liability for defects of the ordered goods (statutory warranty) is initially always limited to subsequent performance, which means that we can eliminate the defect or deliver a replacement at our discretion. The customer shall immediately grant us sufficient opportunity for subsequent performance. Should the customer fail to do so, we shall be exempt from liability for the resulting consequences to that extent. The customer may only remedy the defect itself or have it remedied by a third party and demand compensation for the necessary expenses if urgently required by circumstances, for example to prevent excessive damage. The customer shall immediately return the replaced goods to us.
(b) In the event that the subsequent performance is deemed to have failed or that the remedy is considered late despite a reasonable grace period, the customer is entitled to reduce payment or withdraw from the contract. Clause VII below shall apply to our liability for damages caused by the defective goods.
(c) The warranty period for defects of the ordered goods is one year from delivery of the goods, unless otherwise agreed in writing. The shortened warranty period shall not apply to ordered goods that are used for a building in accordance with their usual purpose and have caused its defectiveness (Sect. 438 (1) No. 2 b BGB).
(d) No warranty is granted for any damage resulting from inappropriate or improper use, faulty installation or commissioning, natural wear and tear, faulty or negligent treatment, use of unsuitable operating supplies, non- compliance with operating and maintenance instructions and improper modifications or repair work by the customer or a third party on its behalf. This shall not apply if and insofar as the faulty installation is based on erroneous installation instructions included with the ordered goods.
(e) If the goods remain in use despite knowledge of a defect, we are only liable for the original defect, but not for any damage caused by the continued use.
If the contract including these Terms and Conditions contain no other provisions to the contrary, we are only liable for wilful intent and gross negligence with the exception of liability for personal injury, liability under the Product Liability Act, liability for guarantees expressly given and liability for breach of material contractual obligations. Material contractual obligations are the basic elementary obligations under the contract, the fulfilment of which is prerequisite to the proper performance of the contract, a violation of which endangers the purpose of the contract and the observance of which the customer may regularly rely on. Should any violation of material contractual obligations on our part only be due to ordinary negligence, our liability shall be limited to the customary and foreseeable damage at the time the contract was concluded.
If the contract including these Terms and Conditions contains no other provisions to the contrary, the statutory provisions on limitation periods shall apply to merchants with the proviso that the standard limitation period is shortened from three years to one year. This shall not apply to liability due to wilful intent and gross negligence.
All limitations of liability under the contract, including these Terms and Conditions, shall also directly apply to our managing officers, assistants and vicarious agents.
Unless otherwise agreed, our receivables shall be paid immediately upon receipt of the invoice without deduction. A discount is only granted on condition that all previous invoices have been paid; the discount is calculated on the basis of the net invoice amount after deduction of discounts and freight etc.
We are not obliged to accept bills of exchange and cheques. Bills of exchange are only accepted if they are subject to discount. Cheques and bills of exchange are credited only after cashing thereof, assigned receivables only after payment. Until then the outstanding account including the due date shall remain unaffected. We accept no liability for a timely encashment and protest. Protest and collection charges shall be borne by the customer.
We are entitled to offset payments against older debts of the customer. We will inform the customer about such assignment of the payment. We are entitled to first offset payments against non-secured or poorly secured debts and first against the costs, then against the interest and finally against the principal claim.
The customer may only exercise retention and set-off rights if its counterclaim is based on the same contract. In addition, the customer is only entitled to offset claims or assert retention rights if its counterclaim is legally established, recognized by us or is uncontested.
The assignment of any demands or claims against us to third parties shall be excluded, unless we expressly agree to such assignment at least in writing. We are only obliged to agree if the buyer can prove a legitimate interest in the assignment. The prohibition of assignment shall also apply to warranty claims; only the customer has a right to these. This prohibition of assignment shall not apply if the transaction which gave rise to the claim is a mutual commercial transaction or if the customer is a legal entity under public law or public-law special fund.
We can withdraw from the contract if the customer has provided false information about facts affecting his creditworthiness, unless the buyer immediately pays in advance or our claim for payment against the customer is obviously not at risk for other reasons.
We shall be notified without delay and at least in writing of any changes of address, changes in company ownership, changes in corporate form or other circumstances affecting the economic conditions the of the customer.
We are entitled to store the goods at the risk and expense of the customer for the duration of the delay in acceptance by the customer. To this end we may also use a carrier or a storage facility. The storage costs are charged at a flat monthly rate of 1% of the net invoice value of the stored goods. We are entitled to prove that higher costs were actually incurred and to charge these higher costs. The customer, in turn, is also entitled to prove that no costs or lower storage costs have been incurred.
If we withdraw from the contract as a consequence of the delay in acceptance by the customer, we are entitled to demand fixed damages amounting to 15% of the agreed net invoice value, provided the further statutory requirements are fulfilled. We reserve the right to claim higher damages actually incurred. The customer, in turn, is also entitled to prove that no or a lesser damages have been incurred.
The goods delivered by us shall remain our property until paid for in full (reserved goods). Should the customer fail to meet his obligations, we are entitled, particularly in the event of default of payment, to withdraw from the contract and demand the return of the delivered goods. In this case the customer is obliged to surrender the reserved goods. The customer shall store the reserved goods for us at no charge. Any pledges or transfers by way of security of our (co-) owned goods are inadmissible. In the event of any attempts by third parties to seize the reserved goods, the customer shall refer to our title in the goods and inform us without delay.
If the customer is a commercial customer, the customer shall insure the reserved goods at its own expense on behalf of FAZUA against fire, burglary and water damage and present evidence of such insurance and premium payments to FAZUA upon request.
The customer is entitled to resell the delivered goods in the ordinary course of business and in accordance with this contract. The customer hereby assigns to us all claims arising against a third party from the resale of the goods in the amount of the invoice value or the value of the reserved goods delivered. We hereby accept the assignment. After the assignment, the customer is authorized to collect the receivables. However, we reserve the right to collect the debt ourselves if the customer fails to meet its payment obligations and is in default of payment.
The reserved goods are always treated and processed in our name and on our behalf. If the reserved goods are processed or mixed with goods not belonging to us, we shall acquire co-title in the new goods in proportion of the reserved goods delivered by us goods to the other processed items. The same applies if the reserved goods are mixed or combined with other items not belonging to us.
Upon request of the customer, we are obliged to release the securities to which we are entitled if and insofar as their value exceeds the claims to be secured by more than 20% (protection against excess security).
The purpose of securing the retention of title described in the preceding paragraphs covers all outstanding debts (including current accounts receivables) arising from the current business relationship between us and the customer, who is a merchant.
The personal data obtained about the customer in connection with the business, regardless of whether they are provided by the customer himself or by third parties, shall be stored and processed in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Data Protection Act and, where applicable, the provisions of the Telemedia Act, if and to the extent that the data is required for the implementation and performance of the contract and the business. In addition, personal data shall only be passed on to third parties with the consent of the customer - subject to legal reporting obligations such as to investigating authorities.
Unless and to the extent that such information is not public knowledge or intended for resale by the customer on our part, all business or technical information obtained from us (including features which can be learned from any items or software handed over and other knowledge or experiences), shall be kept secret from third parties and may only be made available to such persons within the customer's own company who necessarily need to use the information and who have been placed under an obligation to maintain confidentiality; such information remains our exclusive property and may not be reproduced or used commercially without our prior written consent. At our request, all information and loaned items provided by us (if applicable including all copies or records) shall be immediately and completely returned to us or destroyed.
We reserve all rights to the information described in Clause XI (1) (including copyrights and the right to file for industrial property rights such as patents, utility models, trademarks, etc.).
The business relationship with the customer shall be governed by the law of the Federal Republic of Germany to the exclusion of UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and international private law.
The exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from the contractual relationship shall be the registered place of business of FAZUA GmbH, Marie- Curie-Straße 6, 85521 Ottobrunn If the customer is a merchant, a legal entity under public law or a public-law special fund or if the customer has no general place of jurisdiction in Germany or has moved his domicile or habitual residence abroad after conclusion of the contract or if the customer's domicile or habitual residence is unknown at the time of the action. However, we also reserve the right to bring action at the general place of jurisdiction of the customer.
Should any contractual provision be invalid in whole or part, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. Instead of the invalid provisions, the relevant legal provisions shall apply. The parties are obliged to replace the invalid provision with such valid provision that most closely reflects its economic intent. The same shall apply to contractual gaps that cannot be closed by interpretation of the provisions.


In 1972 The Johnson Family established a successful business committed to building quality homes and neighborhoods throughout the Greater Houston area. With the vision and leadership of Patrick Johnson, VP of Operations for Westwick Builders and third generation home builder, their family legacy as one of the largest home builders in Montgomery County has grown .
With over 2,000 satisfied homeowners, the Johnson Family's commitment to quality, value and attention to detail continues to stand out as the cornerstone of our business principles as well as the core structure of our homeowner relationship.
In 2006, continuing this tradition, Patrick Johnson, created Questar Homes as a continuation of the family legacy. He continues to lead by example sharing his vision and staying true to his Johnson Family roots as dedicated home builders committed to excellence for the homeowner.
Questar Homes offers innovative designs with a strong emphasis on structural integrity, architectural design and energy efficiency for the longevity of your investment. We pride ourselves on our affiliations with leading manufactures such as Moen, General Electric, PPG Paint, Hardi-Plank and LP Tech Shield; all reassuring our homeowners with the highest quality they deserve.
Choosing a new home today means more than just a new address. You may be looking for a home in one of our developing communities or have the perfect piece of land waiting for the creation of a Questar Home, either way, it's an investment in one's lifestyle and all the comforts that create exceptional value.
Whether you're a first time home buyer, needing a larger home for your growing family or down sizing to enjoy your golden years, the quality and experience of the home builders from Questar Homes can help you transform your dreams into reality.
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>>>>> tree on linuxtv.org for review/comment/testing?
>>> So you have no objections then?
>> does it make ?
> belongs.... and for some reason you pulled your trees.
I pulled out the trees because there weren't any discussions going on.
I didn't want to push something premature and hence.
and not due to politics.
maybe you also got influenced by him.


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import {Component} from '@angular/core';
import {IJenkinsData} from '../../node_modules/jenkins-api-ts-typings/dist/types/jenkins-api-ts-typings';
import {Logger} from '../../node_modules/angular2-logger/core';
import {ConfigService } from './config/services/config.service';
import {ProxyService } from './proxy/services/proxy.service';
import {UtilService } from './util/services/util.service';

import {JenkinsDataRetrieverComponent} from './jenkins-data-retriever/components/jenkins-data-retriever.component';
import {JenkinsDataAnalyzerComponent} from './jenkins-data-analyzer/components/jenkins-data-analyzer.component';

@Component({
    selector: 'statkins',
    templateUrl: './app.template.html',
    styleUrls: ['./app.template.css'],
    providers: [ConfigService, ProxyService, UtilService, Logger],
    entryComponents: [ JenkinsDataRetrieverComponent, JenkinsDataAnalyzerComponent ]
})
export class AppComponent {
    name: string;
    copyright: string;
    jenkinsUrl: string;
    configService: ConfigService
    proxyService: ProxyService
    utilService: UtilService
    jenkinsData: IJenkinsData;
    dataAvailable: boolean = false;

    constructor(private LOGGER:Logger, config: ConfigService, proxy: ProxyService, util: UtilService) {
        if(config === undefined || config === null) {
            throw new Error("Config Service not provided or not found. Cannot continue");
        }
        if(proxy === undefined || proxy === null) {
            throw new Error("Proxy Service not provided or not found. Cannot continue");
        }
        if(util === undefined || util === null) {
            throw new Error("Util Service not provided or not found. Cannot continue");
        }

        this.name = config.appName;
        this.copyright = config.copyright;
        this.configService = config;
        this.proxyService = proxy;
        this.utilService = util;
        this.jenkinsUrl = this.configService.jenkinsUrl;
    }

    ngOnInit() {
        this.LOGGER.level = this.configService.loggerLevel;
        this.LOGGER.store();
        console.info("Logger Level set to", this.configService.loggerLevel, ". Possible level values", this.LOGGER.Level);
        this.LOGGER.info("Proxy URL", this.configService.proxyUrl);
        this.LOGGER.info("Jenkins URL", this.configService.jenkinsUrl);
    }

    onDataRetrieved(data: IJenkinsData) {
        this.LOGGER.info("=============================== Data Set ===============================");
        this.LOGGER.info(data);
        this.jenkinsData = data;
        this.dataAvailable = true;
        this.LOGGER.info("========================================================================");
    }
}

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<?php namespace Prewk;

class XmlFaker
{
    const BYTE_COUNT_RESTRICTION_MODE = 0;
    const NODE_COUNT_RESTRICTION_MODE = 1;
    const NODE_CLONE_MODE = 2;

    private $blueprint;
    private $faker;

    private $rootNode;

    public function __construct(\SimpleXMLElement $blueprint) {
        $this->blueprint = $blueprint;
        $this->faker = \Faker\Factory::create();
    }

    private function escape($in)
    {
        return str_replace(array("&", "<", ">", "\""), array("&", "<", ">", """), $in);
    }

    private function getFakeValue($original) {
        if (is_numeric($original)) {
            if (strpos($original, ".") !== false) {
                return $this->faker->randomFloat();
            } else {
                return $this->faker->randomNumber(strlen($original));
            }
        } else {
            $wordCount = str_word_count($original);
            $newLineCount = substr_count($original, "\n");

            if ($newLineCount > 0 && $wordCount > 5) {
                return implode("\n", $this->faker->paragraphs($newLineCount));
            } else {
                return implode(" ", $this->faker->words($wordCount));
            }
        }
    }

    private function traverse($node)
    {
        $output = "";

        foreach ($node as $child => $childNode) {
            $attributes = $childNode->attributes();
            $children = $childNode->children();

            $fakeAttributes = array();

            foreach ($attributes as $key => $value) {
                $fakeAttributes[] = "$key=\"" . $this->escape($this->getFakeValue((string)$value)) . "\"";
            }

            $output .= count($fakeAttributes) == 0 ? "<$child>" : "<$child " . implode(" ", $fakeAttributes) . ">";
            if (count($children) > 0) {
                $output .= $this->traverse($childNode);
            } else {
                $output .= $this->escape($this->getFakeValue((string)$childNode));
            }
            $output .= "</$child>";
        }

        return $output;
    }

    private function extractFirstChild() {
        foreach ($this->blueprint as $nodeName => $node) {
            $flattenedAttributes = array();
            foreach ($node->attributes() as $key => $value) {
                $flattenedAttributes[] = "$key=\"" . $this->escape((string)$value) . "\"";
            }
            return array($node, $nodeName, $flattenedAttributes);
        }
    }

    private function writer($mode, $restriction, $callback)
    {
        list($bluePrintNode, $bluePrintNodeName, $bluePrintNodeAttributes) = $this->extractFirstChild();

        // Set up root node
        $this->rootNode = $this->blueprint->getName();
        $rootAttributes = array();
        foreach ($this->blueprint->attributes() as $key => $value) {
            $rootAttributes[] = "$key=\"" . $this->escape((string)$value) . "\"";
        }

        if (count($rootAttributes) > 0) {
            $rootNodeStr = "<{$this->rootNode} " . implode(" ", $rootAttributes) . ">";
        } else {
            $rootNodeStr = "<{$this->rootNode}>";
        }
        call_user_func_array($callback, array($rootNodeStr));

        if (self::NODE_COUNT_RESTRICTION_MODE === $mode) {
            for ($i = 0; $i < $restriction; $i++) {
                if (count($bluePrintNodeAttributes) > 0) {
                    $nodeOpeningElem = "<$bluePrintNodeName " . implode(" ", $bluePrintNodeAttributes) . ">";
                } else {
                    $nodeOpeningElem = "<$bluePrintNodeName>";
                }

                $nextNode = $nodeOpeningElem . $this->traverse($bluePrintNode) . "</$bluePrintNodeName>";
                call_user_func_array($callback, array($nextNode));
            }
        } else if (self::BYTE_COUNT_RESTRICTION_MODE === $mode) {
            $byteCounter = (strlen($this->rootNode) * 2) + 5;

            while (true) {
                if (count($bluePrintNodeAttributes) > 0) {
                    $nodeOpeningElem = "<$bluePrintNodeName " . implode(" ", $bluePrintNodeAttributes) . ">";
                } else {
                    $nodeOpeningElem = "<$bluePrintNodeName>";
                }

                $nextNode = $nodeOpeningElem . $this->traverse($bluePrintNode) . "</$bluePrintNodeName>";
                $upComingByteCount = strlen($nextNode);

                if ($byteCounter + $upComingByteCount > $restriction) {
                    break;
                }

                call_user_func_array($callback, array($nextNode));

                $byteCounter += $upComingByteCount;
            }
        } else if (self::NODE_CLONE_MODE === $mode) {
            if (count($bluePrintNodeAttributes) > 0) {
                $nodeOpeningElem = "<$bluePrintNodeName " . implode(" ", $bluePrintNodeAttributes) . ">";
            } else {
                $nodeOpeningElem = "<$bluePrintNodeName>";
            }
            $clonee = $nodeOpeningElem . $this->traverse($bluePrintNode) . "</$bluePrintNodeName>";
            for ($i = 0; $i < $restriction; $i++) {
                call_user_func_array($callback, array($clonee));
            }
        }

        call_user_func_array($callback, array("</{$this->rootNode}>"));
    }

    public function asString($mode, $restriction)
    {
        $outputStr = "";

        $this->writer($mode, $restriction, function($xmlData) use(&$outputStr) {
            $outputStr .= $xmlData;
        });

        return $outputStr;
    }

    public function asFile($filename, $mode, $restriction)
    {
        $handle = fopen($filename, "w");

        if ($handle === false) {
            throw new \Exception("Couldn't open file handle");
        }

        $this->writer($mode, $restriction, function($xmlData) use ($handle) {
            fwrite($handle, $xmlData);
        });

        fclose($handle);
    }

    public function asStdout($mode, $restriction)
    {
        $this->writer($mode, $restriction, function($xmlData) {
            fwrite(STDOUT, $xmlData);
        });
    }
}