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If you can't get online to do it digitally there are special support centres around the country to help you out. Call 03000 200 301 for more information on them.
The way you claim your Basic Payment Scheme money, and the rules you need to meet, have changed. This means lots of new information to gather, so we advise that you make a start now so that you have plenty of time to complete your claim. But, once all the information is in, subsequent years will be a lot quicker.
The registration section of the service is open now. Agents are already registering so they can start helping clients with their claim. We're also contacting everyone who has told us they may need help and finding out how best to assist them, and working with partners to reach people who might need more information or assistance in making their claim.
We're releasing the service gradually so there's not a 'big bang' launch and so we can gather feedback and improve the service as we go. That means some elements will be available from January onwards but you won't be able to make a complete claim until April. However, since there is quite a lot of information to be gathered we would recommend you make an early start if you can.
We'll tell you about all the changes and improvements on this blog so keep an eye here or follow us on Twitter @ruralpay for updates. Once registered, you can check back in to your account for any updates too.
You should register now as there will be lots to do. You or your agent will be able to register your personal and business details and start checking your maps and land details. You can also appoint an agent to act on your behalf and set up permissions.
This is when the system will start to display things we think you need to check and you'll be able to react and amend them. This includes adding information on land cover and usage. If you have a lot of land parcels, or a lot of changes, then you should start telling us about them on the Rural Payments service as soon as you can. We will digitise your land information, and present it back to you to check it is OK.
You'll be able to start making your 2015 claim. If you've already registered, checked and amended your maps and land details this shouldn't take very long. From March you can confirm entitlements and eligibility, and can complete and submit your 2015 claims up until the 15th May.
Up until 15th May 2015, you can complete and submit your claim. You can continue to submit your claim up to the 9th June but will be subject to penalties. You can make amendments to submitted claims up until 1st June without penalties. Amendments after the 1st of June, and up until 9 June, would usually be subject to penalties.
If you want to get started head to www.gov.uk/rural-payments and get registered with the new service, or call 03000 200 301.
For updates: you can follow the blog (https://ruralpayments.blog.gov.uk/) follow @ruralpay on Twitter, or for any other help you can call 03000 200 301.
Once registered, you can check back in to your account for any updates too.
Your links to 'register now' do not work!
When will we be able to transfer Entitlements?
The hyperlink still doesn't work!
Please let me know which hyperlink you are having trouble with and we will look into it.
Your 'register now' does not work.
I have a SBI number which I have input and then get a message saying that Rural Payments Agency have no record of it!
You can call the RPA direct on 03000 200 301 and they will assist you with your SBI number. The helpline is open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm.
Is it correct that the Registration Code is now only valid for two hours, being reduced from 12? If the answer is yes the person who made the decision should be sacked! A number of my clients do not have email addresses or have been using BTConnect. As a result it has been necessary to email the registration code to me so that I can complete the registration on my computer when I return the office later in the day. If the registration code is only valid for 2 hours to visit more than one client in a day and get back to the office in time to complete the registration before the code becomes void will be impossible. For some of my clients it takes more than two hours to drive from their farm to my office.
Hello, thanks for your query. The registration code will continue to be valid for 12 hours.
The Telephone Registration Process is working pretty well and have most clients on the system. I am now interested to know about the nature of the application process itself....... is the submission itself going to be the maps themselves or will it be a claim form? If it is the latter will the information entered on the field parcels automatically transpose into a submission form. If so will it be possible to overwrite that information/further split fields before submitting using my own measurements from other (probably preferred and pre-done) mapping systems? Finally, like many other agents, I will have c80 applications to submit and I foresee some pretty stressed agents out there. In other words please get the functionality in place asap.
Hello, good to know that you have most of your clients registered and that you are already doing some preparatory work. The claim itself is not a form; as you check your details on the service you are compiling the information for your claim. You can check and update land details before you submit the claim. We are releasing new features of the service next month; please see our most recent blog posts for updates about which new features will be available when.
Re: transposing mapping information into the claim. As I understand it any changes to mapping has to be verified by ???? before the claim information is amended/revised. This additional step will yet again add to a very lengthy process when checking in excess of 500 field parcels. I've yet to get on the system to see what information RPA currently hold as the system is always unavailable and I cannot link to a business.
The service is currently available but as we are making updates to it this week, it may be slower than usual. You need to register and then once on the service, you'll see if the Rural Payments Agency (RPA) has already linked you to any businesses. If not, you need the key contact for that business to give you permission to access it ("link" you to it), using the customer reference number you'll receive when you register. If you should be the key contact, please call the RPA; 03000 200 301. You are right that any changes you propose to the land parcels for a business on screen need to be verified by the RPA to help ensure your claim is accurate.
Im trying to add ineligible features to my fields, but when I press the Submit and Return button it keep saying proposal failed, and I have checked that it all adds up to the actual field size?
I have been alerted by the Tenants Farmers association that the old SFP on line system will be removed at the end of March- surely this is very short sighted given users will be wanting to compare data in order to ensure the BPS system is correct- why not wait until after the 2015 submission period is complete?
Sorry to hear you're having problems with registration. Please call the RPA helpline on 03000 200 301 and they will assist you.
have tried to check maps and found it very difficult and slow to draw around the map as it requires you to do. having clicked around the area required, how to you click off the map? It just doesn't seem to work like a bespoke mapping programme. Where are the help features? How accurate are we supposed to be?
when you authorise someone as an agent you have to go to the highest level for the agent to submit the claim, this also says they will recieve all post. Why can't an agent submit the claim but the claimant recieve the post? My postman is still recovering from delivering 50 odd copies of instructions on how to claim for SPS!
Thanks for this feedback, we'll look into this issue with permissions and see if improvements can be made.
Registered three weeks ago, but still can't get the business details to load. Your help desk say they can't get my holding to load either. They say it is a fault in the system. We can't check our records until you fix this, and if you keep sending us emails telling us to check them we are gonna get very cross with you. just sayin.
Hello, we are aware of this problem and the helpline is looking into your individual circumstances. Apologies for any inconvenience this is causing.
I have a couple of parcels of land which are not eligible for claim , when I check my map and the list of parcels , there is an option to delete and then save .is this the correct way to proceed to remove the land from the claim ? thanks.
Hello, if you don't want to include one or more of your land parcels in your BPS claim, you don't need to remove the parcel completely from your holding. You just need to tell us about the land features and land uses on those parcels and the system will not include them in your claim when the time comes, if the land uses and features you record are ineligible for BPS. If you want to remove them permanently from your holding or ownership, please call 03000 200 301 for further advice at this point.
The land is not part of a farmer's holding if the farmer is a licensee who only has access to graze or mow the land. The land is at the disposal of the licensor, where the licensee only has access to graze or mow the land parcel.
Have mapped all my ineligible features, but just wanted to check if I then have to bother mapping the remainder of the field that is eligible, seems a bit pointless, and time consuming?
PS - forgot to ask if there is an issue with putting 01/01/2009 as the date of establishment? I have been using this date for features that have been there for years as its the furthest point you can go back, but the system doesn't seem to like it, so have been putting in later dates? every time I use this date is says "proposal Failed", but if I change the date it works?!
Hello, you do need to tell us about your land use on your parcels. You must select a land use from the drop-down list, tell us its size and the service will then prompt you to draw the location of the land use(s), if required. You shouldn't have a problem with your date of establishment, please do try again to enter the correct date and we'll look into the problem. If you continue to have problems, please call 03000 200 301 for assistance.
Thank you for your three recent comments. If you hover your mouse over the aerial photography or Ordnance Survey map view of your land parcels, the field parcel reference number will appear next to your cursor. If the parcel details are correct you can confirm you have checked the parcel. Regarding your query on land parcel sizes being displayed to four decimal places, we are working to resolve this as soon as possible and apologise for any inconvenience caused. We have provided customers with an update on decimal places on our blog page about the service, and will update this when the issue is fixed. https://ruralpayments.blog.gov.uk/latest-updates-on-rural-payments-availability-and-service-performance/ Your feedback is valuable to us and we appreciate you taking the time to provide it; feedback is integral to the way we are developing the service and making improvements to it and we are working on a number of improvements to help our customers check their land parcels for their Basic Payment Scheme claims.
Just started to confirm field size information but see the problem with decimal places. Old SPS worked off 2 (probably rounded from 3) but now have 3. This means a requirement for a "land use feature" which of course is wrong. Please confirm when this is going to get fixed as this is a major hold up for us all.
Hello, we'll be updating the service to reduce the number of decimal places required and will update this blog when we do so.
I've lost the ability to edit existing features it just says "Something went wrong Please try again later" and the site locks up and I have to log out.... this used to work last week!!!
Sorry to hear you are experiencing difficulties, we are aware of the issue you describe and we are working to ensure it is resolved. Please do try again and if you experience the error message, call 03000 200 301 to report it.
Here we are, 7th March 2015, BPS deadline 15th May 15 - when, please tell us WHEN will this new BPS system be "up and running"??? It would seem that it gets "taken down" every few days/weekends and then when it's put back up nothing further has been added??? Farmers and agents keep trying to add their details onto the system/transfer entitlements but still the system is not accepting their instructions. I think the time factor nees some very serious consideration ........... This situation is completely unacceptable.
We were making technical changes at the weekend and we'll need to do this again on occasion. We will try to keep any disruption to an absolute minimum. This is all part of us introducing the service gradually to ensure we can fix things and make improvements as we go along, in line with customer feedback. You'll soon be able to use the service to manage your entitlements; we'll keep you posted on this blog when that becomes available.
Do we have to sign up for the webinar tomorrow?
What is the link to login at 10am?
Thanks for your question. Unfortunately we don't have any spaces available on the webinar but we will publish the recording on this blog as soon as we can afterwards.
Since the last update today the ability to zoom into a field seems to have been reduced to such an extent that I cannot accurately judge where the field boundary line lies in relation to the edge or the centre of a ditch. Are you going to improve the ability to zoom into map features soon?
In some of my fields you show up to 5 ditches yet your online map does not show which area relates to which feature. How can I judge whether the area is accurate if I don't know which area applies to each ditch? On the paper maps you used to put a small number against each ditch which was itemised and cross-referenced to the area. Is this likely to appear soon on the online system?
The field shading completely covers a OS map feature such as a ditch to the extent that I cannot see if the field boundary line is in the correct place. Is this going to be improved soon?
The satelite photo sometimes shows the boundary line in a different position to the OS map feature and sometimes in a different position to the field boundary line. Which one should I believe to be the accurate position?
I have two fields that I need to add on my field list. Will the ability to add fields soon be available?
Assuming I will soon be able to add a field (land only with no entitlements) where will I be able to add the cropping for this year as the fields will be part of my greening area?
I need to delete a field from my application which will be added to another person's return. Do I click trhe box to remove it or do I just leave the box blank to show I have not checked it?
Can I send in field alterations from my existing RLR paper maps and let you sort ecerything out?
When will we receive full written instructions on how to use the online mapping system? Will a PDF soon be made available as I could be learning how to properly use the system in readiness for when you everything uploaded and working.
I would have asked these questions in the webinar but unfortunately, as you have replied above, there are no spaces available.
I registered in the beginning of feb with no problems, set up my password and everything all great logged in the other day and all my fields have gone and its says im not linked to any businesses !?
I phoned the helpline and the lady said she could see all my land parcels and everything was ok her end and that it could be due to the uploads taking place and to give it a few days and try again, its now been over a week and its still says im not linked to any businesses?!!!
Hello, sorry to hear you're having problems, we would advise that you contact the helpline again for support on 03000 200 301 and they will be able to investigate your circumstances.
I have registered one of our clients this morning and due to his cropping being 3 different types the system has asked for the lines to be drawn on the map. The first time I had the dots showing and managed to achieve the correct sizing and the field turned green, the second one gave me a cross and then showed a blue line to which I drew the appropriate area - this has remained outlined in black, no filled colour - what is the difference between these 2 methods of drawing and am I on the correct lines in showing the split crops? Finally our client is growing roses however I could not find this as an option - what coding do you use for roses?
Every single parcel and feature showing on all my clients' land is marked 'More information required', yet my colleague who started mapping yesterday did not have this against any of his permanent grassland so he could just confirm and move on. Should more information be required for every single feature/land use?
Thanks for your feedback. The service's mapping tool is not designed for the accurate measurement of features and land uses. Please ensure you have the correct measurements before using the service so you can enter the correct size in the box provided when prompted. You only need to use the mapping tool to indicate the location of the land use or feature; the RPA will then check this information for you and confirm it.
Sorry to hog the blog but if you want to have a real laugh have a look at the varying names of differing types of woodland within the land uses and features list published by the RPA on 11th March. Which category should I use for my clients area of trees from amongst the following : Forestry, Woodland Block, Mixed Woodland, Scattered Trees, Trees - Clumps, Woodland Compartment etc etc.
Many of these have the same description beside them ...'For BPS land that is ineligible due to the trees on it should be marked as 'trees – clumps' or 'Scattered trees'. Ineligible woodland should be marked as 'Forestry' or 'Commercial woodland'.
I also had a small stone quarry on this farm - sensible suggestions from the land use list for this please.
A stone quarry might just come under 'Cliffs'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cracked it - 'Mineral extraction Site'..........I hope. Not that we have been able to access land details since last friday.
When is the system going to be back up and running for us to check our land parcels and map features? We have been trying to do this since Friday last week! We have lost almost another week already. Some of our land parcels which have been part of our SPS claim and IACS claims for 20+ years and are registered to us on the RLR are missing from our list of land parcels on the system. Is the new system incapable of simple migration from SPS online? Are you re-inputting data manually and there are errors? What is going on?
Please put accurate information in the updates on the cap reform blog. It states that "Occasionally the service will be briefly interrupted while we make technical changes".
It has been unavailable for 5 continous days now to update any land details. The Helpline is not able to give any indication whether this is likely to continue to be the case for hours, days or weeks. With 58 days till the deadline, 5 days as a proportion cannot be described as a 'brief interruption'. Workload cannot be planned and when the service is available again it will be inundated and is unlikely to cope with the volume, if it cannot cope now.
With regards to the Helpline, they are very polite when you ring but if you have a query, they just read the pack out to you or the blog which you have already read and wouldn't be ringing if you didn't require further information. 2nd line assistance can then take up to 20 minutes to be put through to.
I am an elderly farmer's wife delegated to make this application and as an amateur computer user I would appreciate either a video or written explanation of what I can expect to see on the screen, what information I have to supply and how to do it. I have no idea of the details I need to have to hand or the procedure consequently I am not confident to make a start especially as the system appears to be ammended so often.
I note there has been no answer to Rachael's question above, when are we going to have a return of the service? Like many agents I have a full schedule of work to contend with on top of this with exacting deadlines. It is not been possible to "build a claim" as per your generic advice as not enough features work well enough to be confident it is time worth spending (building a claim requires multiple visits to claimants). We all have a lot of applications to submit but now we are less than two months to go with no service available and no indication as to likely return and therefore unable to plan, the level of pressure now is frankly intolerable and because of the downtime you have put huge pressure on your own computer system when it becomes live again for land.
Almost as exciting as the election!
I am not a confident user of the computer and fully agree with Janette's comments, when we recieved a hard copy of the handbook I thought brilliant, this will explain what I have to do step by step, but oh no just more jargon and waffle, just think about the people out there who need extra help and have not been brought up with computers, and when I eventually get myself ready to tackle it, the system is down, and you want this all done by May, why did you not get all of these issues sorrted before you sent it out to everyone, a job for the boys, which we are paying for as usual !!! Very annoyed and frustrated!
I am not a confident user of the computer and fully agree with Janette's comments, when we recieved a hard copy of the handbook I thought brilliant, this will explain what I have to do step by step, but oh no just more jargon and waffle, just think about the people out there who need extra help and have not been brought up with computers, and when I eventually get myself ready to tackle it, the system is down, and you want this all done by May, why did you not get all of these issues sorted before you sent it out to everyone, Very annoyed and frustrated!


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#include "simple-app-message.h"

#include "simple-app-message-assembly.h"
#include "simple-app-message-namespace.h"

#include "pebble-events/pebble-events.h"

#include <pebble.h>

#define MAX(a, b) ((a) > (b) ? (a) : (b))

//! SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_DATA, SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_REMAINING,
//! SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_TOTAL, SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_NAMESPACE
//! @note: Doesn't include SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_SIZE because that should be sent in a separate
//! message that only includes that key
#define SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_MAX_NUM_KEYS_IN_MESSAGE (4)

//! One uint32_t for each key, namespace max size bytes, one uint32_t for remaining chunk value,
//! one uint32_t for total chunk value, and at least 1 byte for the chunk size data
#define SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_MIN_INBOX_SIZE                              \
    ((SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_MAX_NUM_KEYS_IN_MESSAGE * sizeof(uint32_t)) + \
     SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_NAMESPACE_MAX_SIZE_BYTES +                     \
     sizeof(uint32_t) +                                                \
     sizeof(uint32_t) +                                                \
     1                                                                 \
    )

typedef struct SimpleAppMessageState {
  bool open;
  // TODO change this to a ref counter so we can provide a safe deinitializer
  bool initialized;
  LinkedRoot *namespace_list;
  uint32_t chunk_size;
  SimpleAppMessageAssembly *assembly;
} SimpleAppMessageState;

static SimpleAppMessageState s_sam_state;

static void prv_send_chunk_size_response(uint32_t chunk_size) {
  DictionaryIterator *chunk_size_message_iter;
  const AppMessageResult chunk_size_begin_result =
      app_message_outbox_begin(&chunk_size_message_iter);
  if(chunk_size_begin_result != APP_MSG_OK) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Failed to begin writing chunk size response, error code: %d",
            chunk_size_begin_result);
    return;
  }

  const DictionaryResult dict_write_result =
      dict_write_uint32(chunk_size_message_iter, MESSAGE_KEY_SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_SIZE,
                        chunk_size);
  if (dict_write_result != DICT_OK) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Failed to write chunk size response to dict, error code: %d",
            dict_write_result);
    return;
  }

  const AppMessageResult chunk_size_send_result = app_message_outbox_send();
  if (chunk_size_send_result != APP_MSG_OK) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Failed to send chunk size response, error code: %d",
            chunk_size_send_result);
    return;
  }
}

static void prv_assembly_deserialize_callback(const char *key,
                                              SimpleAppMessageAssemblyDataType type,
                                              const void *value, size_t n, void *context) {
  SimpleDict *dict = context;
  if (!dict) {
    return;
  }

  if (!key) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Skipping deserialization of key/value pair with missing key");
    return;
  }

  switch (type) {
    case SimpleAppMessageAssemblyDataType_Data:
      simple_dict_update_data(dict, key, value, n);
      break;
    case SimpleAppMessageAssemblyDataType_Bool:
      simple_dict_update_bool(dict, key, *((bool *)value));
      break;
    case SimpleAppMessageAssemblyDataType_Int:
      simple_dict_update_int(dict, key, *((int *)value));
      break;
    case SimpleAppMessageAssemblyDataType_String:
      simple_dict_update_string(dict, key, value);
      break;
    case SimpleAppMessageAssemblyDataType_Null:
    case SimpleAppMessageAssemblyDataType_Count:
      APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_WARNING, "Not handling deserialized key %s of type %d", key, type);
      break;
  }
}

static void prv_app_message_inbox_received_callback(DictionaryIterator *iterator, void *context) {
  if (!s_sam_state.initialized || !s_sam_state.open) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR,
            "Received SimpleAppMessage packet but module not initialized/open");
    return;
  }

  if (!s_sam_state.assembly) {
    s_sam_state.assembly = simple_app_message_assembly_create(s_sam_state.chunk_size);
    if (!s_sam_state.assembly) {
      APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Failed to create SimpleAppMessage assembly state");
      return;
    }
  }

  // Send back the chunk size, if requested, and return
  if (dict_find(iterator, MESSAGE_KEY_SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_SIZE)) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_INFO, "Received request for SimpleAppMessage chunk size");
    prv_send_chunk_size_response(s_sam_state.chunk_size);
    return;
  }

  const Tuple *message_namespace = dict_find(iterator,
                                             MESSAGE_KEY_SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_NAMESPACE);
  if (!message_namespace) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Namespace missing from SimpleAppMessage packet");
    return;
  }

  if (strlen(message_namespace->value->cstring) + 1 > SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_NAMESPACE_MAX_SIZE_BYTES) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_WARNING,
            "Ignoring SimpleAppMessage packet with namespace larger than max allowed size");
    return;
  }

  SimpleAppMessageNamespace *namespace =
      simple_app_message_namespace_find_in_list(s_sam_state.namespace_list,
                                                message_namespace->value->cstring,
                                                NULL /* index */);
  SimpleAppMessageCallbacks user_callbacks = (SimpleAppMessageCallbacks) {0};
  void *user_context = NULL;
  if (!simple_app_message_namespace_get_callbacks(namespace, &user_callbacks, &user_context)) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Unknown namespace in SimpleAppMessage packet");
    return;
  }

  const Tuple *chunks_remaining = dict_find(iterator,
                                            MESSAGE_KEY_SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_REMAINING);
  const Tuple *total_chunks = dict_find(iterator,
                                        MESSAGE_KEY_SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_TOTAL);
  const Tuple *chunk_data = dict_find(iterator,
                                      MESSAGE_KEY_SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_CHUNK_DATA);
  if (!simple_app_message_assembly_update(s_sam_state.assembly, message_namespace, total_chunks,
                                          chunks_remaining, chunk_data)) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Unexpected SimpleAppMessage packet received");
    return;
  }

  if (!simple_app_message_assembly_is_complete(s_sam_state.assembly)) {
    return;
  }

  SimpleDict *dict = simple_dict_create();
  if (!dict) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR,
            "Failed to create SimpleDict for deserializing SimpleAppMessage");
    return;
  }

  if (!simple_app_message_deserialize(s_sam_state.assembly, prv_assembly_deserialize_callback,
                                     dict)) {
    APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "Failed to deserialize SimpleAppMessage");
    simple_dict_destroy(dict);
    return;
  }

  if (user_callbacks.message_received) {
    user_callbacks.message_received(dict, user_context);
  }

  simple_dict_destroy(dict);
}

static void prv_app_message_inbox_dropped_callback(AppMessageResult reason, void *context) {
  APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "SimpleAppMessage packet dropped, reason: %d", reason);
}

size_t simple_app_message_get_minimum_inbox_size(void) {
  return SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_MIN_INBOX_SIZE;
}

size_t simple_app_message_get_maximum_inbox_size(void) {
  return app_message_inbox_size_maximum();
}

bool simple_app_message_request_inbox_size(uint32_t inbox_size) {
  if (s_sam_state.open) {
    return false;
  }

  // Subtract one to account for the minimum chunk size of 1 included in
  // SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_MIN_INBOX_SIZE
  const int64_t requested_chunk_size = (int64_t)inbox_size - SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_MIN_INBOX_SIZE - 1;
  if (requested_chunk_size <= 0) {
    return false;
  }

  s_sam_state.chunk_size = MAX((uint32_t)requested_chunk_size, s_sam_state.chunk_size);

  events_app_message_request_inbox_size(inbox_size);

  if (s_sam_state.initialized) {
    return true;
  }

  events_app_message_subscribe_handlers((EventAppMessageHandlers) {
    .received = prv_app_message_inbox_received_callback,
    .dropped = prv_app_message_inbox_dropped_callback,
  }, NULL);

  s_sam_state.initialized = true;
  return true;
}

AppMessageResult simple_app_message_open(void) {
  if (!s_sam_state.initialized) {
    return APP_MSG_INVALID_STATE;
  }

  const AppMessageResult open_success = events_app_message_open();
  s_sam_state.open = (open_success == APP_MSG_OK);
  return open_success;
}

bool simple_app_message_register_callbacks(const char *namespace_name,
                                           const SimpleAppMessageCallbacks *callbacks,
                                           void *context) {
  if (!namespace_name ||
      (strlen(namespace_name) + 1 > SIMPLE_APP_MESSAGE_NAMESPACE_MAX_SIZE_BYTES)) {
    return false;
  }

  if (!s_sam_state.namespace_list) {
    s_sam_state.namespace_list = linked_list_create_root();
  }

  SimpleAppMessageNamespace *namespace =
      simple_app_message_namespace_find_in_list(s_sam_state.namespace_list, namespace_name, NULL);
  if (!namespace) {
    namespace = simple_app_message_namespace_create(namespace_name);
    linked_list_append(s_sam_state.namespace_list, namespace);
  }

  simple_app_message_namespace_set_callbacks(namespace, callbacks, context);
  return true;
}

void simple_app_message_deregister_callbacks(const char *namespace_name) {
  uint16_t index_of_namespace_in_list;
  SimpleAppMessageNamespace *namespace =
      simple_app_message_namespace_find_in_list(s_sam_state.namespace_list, namespace_name,
                                                &index_of_namespace_in_list);
  if (namespace) {
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Fairmont The Norfolk
One of the most prominent cities in Africa, Nairobi is at the heart of the African experience. Playing a dominant role in the development of the city since its earliest days is Fairmont The Norfolk. Built in 1904, the hotel continues to be one of the most beloved landmarks in the city, and the launch point for 'bucket list' worthy safari tours.
Located just minutes away from Nairobi's best attractions, including the home of Karen Blixen, represented in the Academy Award winning film 'Out of Africa' and Sheldrick's Elephant Sanctuary, the hotel is also just steps away from artisanal craft shops and modern shopping centers.
Adjacent to the Central Business District, which houses the city's largest convection center, the hotel also compliments corporate travel with eight conference spaces, the largest of which accommodates upwards to 200 delegates.
Over the years, Fairmont The Norfolk has been refurbished to give it a modern touch while preserving its traditional charm. 170 guest rooms and suites, a heated outdoor swimming pool, health club, tropical landscaped grounds, and a range of restaurants, including the Lord Delamere Terrace, a popular rendezvous for international travelers and local regulars, Fairmont The Norfolk is undoubtedly Nairobi's gem.
Fairmont the Norfolk is the ideal meeting venue for you. For over a century, business has been discussed and deals struck on the verandah of this historic hotel. Tropical gardens weave throughout the intimate boutique style-hotel reflecting the majesty of a bygone era. We specialize in meetings and events, and can accommodate up to 200 delegates in our 8 distinctive meeting and event venues, The hotel is specialized to accommodate events ranging from executive board meetings to lavish conventions. We offer a dedicated Conferences & Events team who will manage and execute your event carefully considering every detail, to ensure it is successful and memorable.
Conferencing: 6 - 220
Ball Room 220 120 70 60 - 200 - 60 -
North Ball Room 100 60 35 30 - 80 - 64 -
South Ball Room 100 60 35 30 - 80 - 54 -
Tinga Tinga Room 60 50 40 40 - 70 - 54 -
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The Medical World of Dr. Francis Wicks of Falmouth
Presented by Falmouth Museums on the Green at Museums on the Green, Falmouth MA
In honor of National Doctor's Day, this talk offers an introduction to medical ideas and practices in late 18th & early19th century MA.
In honor of National Doctor's Day, this talk offers an introduction to medical ideas and practices in late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Massachusetts, both among physicians like Francis Wicks, who lived and worked in Falmouth, as well as midwives, bonesetters, surgeons, and non-credentialed practitioners who made medicines at home. The Society owns the house where Wicks lived.
The talk will be given by Dr. Olivia Weisser is Associate Professor of History at the University of
The talk will be given by Dr. Olivia Weisser is Associate Professor of History at the University of Massachusetts Boston. She has a Ph.D. in the History of Medicine from Johns Hopkins University and her research specialty is the history of health, healing, bodies, and disease. Her first book, Ill Composed (Yale University Press) is about patients' perceptions of sickness in the 17th and 18th centuries. This book will be for sale from Eight Cousins Bookstore during the event and she will be able to sign copies. She is currently an NEH fellow and finishing up a new book on the history of venereal disease.
$20 Non-Members/ $10 Members. Includes appetizers and wine. Limited capacity. This event will be held at the Cultural Center at the Falmouth Museums on the Green.
$20 Non-Members/ $10 Members. Includes appetizers and wine. Limited capacity, please register online. This event will be held at the Cultural Center at the Falmouth Museums on the Green.
Mar 30, 2023 at 06:00 pm (Thu)
Museums on the Green
55-65 Palmer Avenue, Palmer Avenue, Falmouth, MA 02540
Parking lot is located on Katharine Lee Bates Rd
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Listing all the comments on your Gists ``comments().listall(params)``
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List all the contents of comments made on a single Gist by providing the GistName/GistID and USERNAME if the gist is not yours.

.. note::

	Input
		``user`` - for listing out the comments on a Gist of *some* user.
			Optional

Fetch all the comments on a Gist ``listall(name='*gistname*')`` ``listall(id='*gistid*')``.

.. code-block:: python

	# listing comments on your gist = *GISTNAME*
	GHgist.comments().listall(name='GISTNAME')

.. code-block:: python

	# listing comments on a gist of user = *GITHUBUSERNAME*
	GHgist.comments().listall(user='GITHUBUSERNAME', name='GISTNAME')

Fetch a single comment on a Gist ``comments().get(params)``
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Fetch any comment's contents just by providing it's GistName/GistID along with the CommentID.

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			*Required*

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	GHgist.comments().get(name='bootstrap-min.css', commentid='862438')

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Post a comment on a Gist providing GistName/GistID, BODY of Comment and USERNAME.
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	Input

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			*Required*
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	# commenting on your own Gist with id='*GISTID*' and body='*CONTENTS_OF_COMMENT*'
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* :doc:`index`
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from __future__ import division

PKG = 'px4'

import rospy
from geometry_msgs.msg import Quaternion, Vector3
from mavros_msgs.msg import AttitudeTarget
from mavros_test_common import MavrosTestCommon
from pymavlink import mavutil
from six.moves import xrange
from std_msgs.msg import Header
from threading import Thread
from tf.transformations import quaternion_from_euler

class MavrosOffboardYawrateTest(MavrosTestCommon):
    """
    Tests flying in offboard control by sending a Roll Pitch Yawrate Thrust (RPYrT)
    as attitude setpoint.

    For the test to be successful it needs to achieve a desired yawrate and height.
    """

    def setUp(self):
        super(MavrosOffboardYawrateTest, self).setUp()

        self.att = AttitudeTarget()

        self.att_setpoint_pub = rospy.Publisher(
            'mavros/setpoint_raw/attitude', AttitudeTarget, queue_size=1)

        # send setpoints in seperate thread to better prevent failsafe
        self.att_thread = Thread(target=self.send_att, args=())
        self.att_thread.daemon = True
        self.att_thread.start()

        # desired yawrate target
        self.des_yawrate = 0.1
        self.yawrate_tol = 0.02

    def tearDown(self):
        super(MavrosOffboardYawrateTest, self).tearDown()

    #
    # Helper methods
    #
    def send_att(self):
        rate = rospy.Rate(10)  # Hz
        self.att.body_rate = Vector3()
        self.att.header = Header()
        self.att.header.frame_id = "base_footprint"
        self.att.orientation = self.local_position.pose.orientation

        self.att.body_rate.x = 0
        self.att.body_rate.y = 0
        self.att.body_rate.z = self.des_yawrate

        self.att.thrust = 0.59

        self.att.type_mask = 3 # ignore roll and pitch rate

        while not rospy.is_shutdown():
            self.att.header.stamp = rospy.Time.now()
            self.att_setpoint_pub.publish(self.att)
            try:  # prevent garbage in console output when thread is killed
                rate.sleep()
            except rospy.ROSInterruptException:
                pass

    #
    # Test method
    #
    def test_attctl(self):
        """Test offboard yawrate control"""

        # boundary to cross
        # Stay leveled, go up, and test yawrate
        boundary_x = 5
        boundary_y = 5
        boundary_z = 10

        # make sure the simulation is ready to start the mission
        self.wait_for_topics(60)
        self.wait_for_landed_state(mavutil.mavlink.MAV_LANDED_STATE_ON_GROUND,
                                   10, -1)

        self.log_topic_vars()
        self.set_arm(True, 5)
        self.set_mode("OFFBOARD", 5)
        rospy.loginfo("run mission")
        rospy.loginfo("attempting to cross boundary | z: {2} , stay within x: {0}  y: {1} \n   and achieve {3} yawrate".
                      format(boundary_x, boundary_y, boundary_z, self.des_yawrate))

	    # does it cross expected boundaries in 'timeout' seconds?
        timeout = 90  # (int) seconds
        loop_freq = 2  # Hz
        rate = rospy.Rate(loop_freq)
        crossed = False
        for i in xrange(timeout * loop_freq):
            if (self.local_position.pose.position.x < boundary_x and
	    	    self.local_position.pose.position.x > -boundary_x and
                    self.local_position.pose.position.y < boundary_y and
		    self.local_position.pose.position.y > -boundary_y and
                    self.local_position.pose.position.z > boundary_z and
		    abs(self.imu_data.angular_velocity.z - self.des_yawrate) < self.yawrate_tol):
                rospy.loginfo("Test successful. Final altitude and yawrate achieved")
                crossed = True
                break

            try:
                rate.sleep()
            except rospy.ROSException as e:
                self.fail(e)

        self.assertTrue(crossed, (
            "took too long to finish test | current position x: {0:.2f}, y: {1:.2f}, z: {2:.2f} \n " \
	    "                             | current att qx: {3:.2f}, qy: {4:.2f}, qz: {5:.2f} qw: {6:.2f}, yr: {7:.2f}| timeout(seconds): {8}".
            format(self.local_position.pose.position.x,
                   self.local_position.pose.position.y,
                   self.local_position.pose.position.z,
		   self.imu_data.orientation.x,
		   self.imu_data.orientation.y,
		   self.imu_data.orientation.z,
		   self.imu_data.orientation.w,
		   self.imu_data.angular_velocity.z,
		   timeout)))

        self.set_mode("AUTO.LAND", 5)
        self.wait_for_landed_state(mavutil.mavlink.MAV_LANDED_STATE_ON_GROUND,
                                   90, 0)
        self.set_arm(False, 5)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import rostest
    rospy.init_node('test_node', anonymous=True)

    rostest.rosrun(PKG, 'mavros_offboard_yawrate_test',
                   MavrosOffboardYawrateTest)


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Look Inside | Reading Guide
Dinner at the Center of the Earth
By Nathan Englander
Read by Mark Bramhall
Part of Vintage International
Category: Literary Fiction | Suspense & Thriller
Category: Literary Fiction | Suspense & Thriller | Audiobooks
Sep 04, 2018 | ISBN 9780525434047
Sep 05, 2017 | 421 Minutes
Sep 05, 2017 | ISBN 9780525499978 | 421 Minutes
About Dinner at the Center of the Earth
A political thriller set against the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, from the Pulitzer-nominated, bestselling author of For the Relief of Unbearable Urges. A Los Angeles Times Best Book of the Year
"Blends elements of spy thriller and love story, magical realism, and an all-too-real history of one of the world's most intractable problems: peace between Israel and its neighbors." —The Boston Globe
In the Negev desert, a nameless prisoner languishes in a secret cell, his only companion the guard who has watched over him for a dozen years. Meanwhile, the prisoner's arch nemesis—The General, Israel's most controversial leader—lies dying in a hospital bed. From Israel and Gaza to Paris, Italy, and America, Englander provides a kaleidoscopic view of the prisoner's unlikely journey to his cell. Dinner at the Center of the Earth is a tour de force—a powerful, wryly funny, intensely suspenseful portrait of a nation riven by insoluble conflict, and the man who improbably lands at the center of it all.
The best work yet from the Pulitzer finalist and best-selling author of For the Relief of Unbearable Urges–a political thriller that unfolds in the highly charged territory of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and pivots on the complex relationship between a secret prisoner and his guard.
A prisoner in a secret cell. The guard who has watched over him a dozen years. An American waitress in Paris. A young Palestinian man in Berlin who strikes up an odd friendship with a wealthy Canadian businessman. And The General, Israel's most controversial leader, who lies dying in a hospital, the only man who knows of the prisoner's existence.
From these vastly different lives Nathan Englander has woven a powerful, intensely suspenseful portrait of a nation riven by insoluble conflict, even as the lives of its citizens become fatefully and inextricably entwined–a political thriller of the highest order that interrogates the anguished, violent division between Israelis and Palestinians, and dramatizes the immense moral ambiguities haunting both sides. Who is right, who is wrong–who is the guard, who is truly the prisoner?
A tour de force from one of America's most acclaimed voices in contemporary fiction.
Also in Vintage International
Also by Nathan Englander
See all books by Nathan Englander
About Nathan Englander
Nathan Englander is the author of the story collections For the Relief of Unbearable Urges, an international best seller, and What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank, and the novels The Ministry of Special Cases and Dinner… More about Nathan Englander
Published by Vintage
Sep 04, 2018 | 272 Pages | 5-3/16 x 8 | ISBN 9780525434047
Published by Random House Large Print
Sep 05, 2017 | 352 Pages | 5-5/8 x 9-1/4 | ISBN 9780525528098
Sep 05, 2017 | 272 Pages | ISBN 9781524732745
Sep 05, 2017 | 421 Minutes | ISBN 9780525499978
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"[A] bold, compassionate, genre-hopping novel." —The New York Times Book Review
"Superb: a work of psychological precision and moral force, with an immediacy that captures both timeless human truth and the perplexities of the present day." —Colson Whitehead
"[A] brutal, beautiful masterpiece." —NPR
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"One of more consistently brilliant, bold, and funny writers." —Dave Eggers
"Dinner at the Center of the Earth blends elements of spy thriller and love story, magical realism, and an all-too-real history of one of the world's most intractable problems: peace between Israel and its neighbors." —The Boston Globe
"It's difficult to describe Englander's novel without giving something away. There's a delicious puzzle that becomes evident as it unfolds. . . . As weighty and political as Dinner at the Center of the Earth seems, it's also a plot-driven page-turner. . . . We must now compare Englander to Graham Greene as well as Philip Roth. And he comes off well in the comparison." —Houston Chronicle
"Dinner at the Center of the Earth illuminates the zealot's blindness, the patriot's struggle for clarity, and the enduring dream of a coming together." —O, The Oprah Magazine
"Englander writes the stories I am always hoping for." —Geraldine Brooks
"Moving. . . . A twisty tale of spycraft and false allegiances unfolds, but what stands out is Mr. Englander's insistence on finding romance amid the violence and deception. . . . The ageless struggle between Jews and Arabs comes to resemble a desperate lover's embrace." —The Wall Street Journal
"A literary spy thriller. . . . Englander is as wise and funny and original and moving as ever." —Financial Times
"An absolute joy to read. . . . A dark, profound meditation on the state of Israel and also a gripping thriller, full of twists and moral ambiguity." —The Jewish Chronicle
"A wistful fantasy of an impossible Israeli-Palestinian romance." —San Francisco Chronicle
"One of the best we have." —Column McCann
"A searing message about the difficulty of just action and human connection amid the pingpong match of retaliation in the Middle East." —Newsday
"[A] complicated but masterful exploration of the many contradictions of the modern State of Israel." —Haaretz
"A riveting tale." —Austin Chronicle
"Smart and intriguing." —Library Journal
"Striking. . . . A thought-provoking political thriller with some romance and cheeky humor thrown in for good measure." —BuzzFeed
"Clever, fragmented, pithy. . . . Englander is a wise observer with an empathetic heart." —Publishers Weekly
"Englander has produced a masterpiece of literary imagination that seems to mirror his own evolution." —The Jerusalem Post
Q: DINNER AT THE CENTER OF THE EARTH is an intensely personal book for you. Can you please elaborate?
A: On my end, I can't think of a more vulnerable-making novel. I moved to Jerusalem, in 1996, obsessed with being part of the peace process. I desperately wanted to experience that historical (and what I was sure was inevitable) moment. And no matter how hopeless it seems now, I promise you, it was right there. Peace between Israel and Palestine could have been realized with a lot less effort than it took to see it undone. Watching it all come apart broke my heart. Since then, I've wanted to tell a story that explores that conflict and engages, in some way, with the idea of empathy, and maybe offers a dash of hope.
Q: If you had to describe your book in two sentences:
A: Ha! Well, it's about a spy turned traitor, and about betraying your betrayer, and about everything being the opposite of what it seems. It's kind of a political thriller, woven into a historical novel, wrapped up in a love story—that turns into an allegory in the end.
Q: Can you discuss the novel's structure? There are multiple timelines and many twists and turns.
A: When talking about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one thing that has me pulling out handfuls of hair in frustration is the circular nature of the fighting. There is buildup, there is battle, and then, after things settle for a time, it all starts again. Both sides seeking vengeance in response to the last time someone came avenging. When composing the novel, I wanted to find a way to keep that circular shape.
When I first showed up at the Iowa Writers' Workshop a hundred years ago, I ended up in Marilynne Robinson's class. She's the one who made clear to me how I naturally (or, possibly, through rabbinical nurture) think in circles. So I learned to unravel my sentences, to tell story in a linear manner. And though the sentences are mostly straight in the novel, and the story direct, I finally found a book that begged for that spiral structure. So the revolutions in timeline and plot are both organic to the themes I was writing about, and organic to me.
Q: You haven't written a novel in 10 years. How was the writing of this novel different from your other books?
A: I can tell you one element that was hugely different—I spent most of last year living in Zomba, Malawi with my family. I brought the rough draft of the novel with me, and did a massive rewrite there, for the better part of a year. To spend so much time inside this story (imagining), and so much time in memory (recalling), and to do that in a new place, separated from my usual distractions and obligations and also from many of the usual comforts (like regular electricity), was both a great gift and a challenge. On the gift front, I spent countless hours in a little room at the edge of our house, looking out over a swathe of the plateau, and typing. That view, at first unfamiliar, is now very close to my heart.
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Visiting the truffle festival in Alba in October requires quite a lot of advance planning. During the 3-4 weekends when the festival takes place, accommodation in the surrounding areas of Cuneo tend to be booked out months ahead, and moreover, during the weekends, there is a minimum stay requirement of three nights. Fortunately for our trip this year, we had already planned this Europe trip a year in advance so we were able to make our bookings for Villa D'Amelia a good six months prior to our arrival. This would be our third stay at Villa D'Amelia, which we liked on our previous stays for being modern and in a good central location from which to explore the Barolo and Barbaresco wine regions.
Villa D'Amelia also houses a one Michelin star restaurant of the same name. We lunched there once many years ago before it got recognised by the Michelin Guide (see earlier review). To avoid having to drive around the small winding roads of Piedmont in the pitch black night, we thought to have dinner at the resort instead.
We had a heavy meal earlier at lunch at Antica Corona Reale, so longed for a lighter meal for dinner. The seasonal white truffle menu looked quite manageable, so we opted for that, and had a glass of Barolo each instead of a whole bottle. The meal started with a few amuse bouche, including an assortment of finger food as well as a beetroot tartare. The entree was a cold veal with tuna sauce which we felt was slightly dry with insufficient tuna sauce. The "Plin" agnolotti stuffed with three roasts meat was excellent, especially with the addition of the white truffles. We had no complains about the braised tender cut of beef served with mashed "Alta Langa" potatoes, carrots and spring onion but it wasn't outstanding. The hazelnut tiramisu was too heavy we felt, as it was too heavy on the cream.
Our dinner at Villa D'Amelia, though competent, was forgettable. To be fair, it was our third meal of the row having the traditional seasonal dishes of Piedmont, and our meal Villa D'Amelia came in at a distant third place to Antico Corona Reale and Locanda del Pilone, at both of which we had very impressive meals this time round. Moreover, the service at Villa D'Amelia was stiff and slightly bumbling, unlike the slick and highly professional staff at Locanda del Pilone and the warm reception from the very experienced waiters at Antico Corona Reale. This was probably our least enjoyable meal on this Europe trip. Given the wealth of dining options in the region, it will probably be a long while before we eat at Villa D'Amelia again.


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Third-party delivery giants sue NYC over delivery cap
By Robbie Sequeira
Photo Reuters
In August, the New York City Council made the decision to permanently implement a pandemic-chartered rule to limit the fees charged by third-party delivery services to 15% for delivery services and 5% for all other services, such as marketing, credit card processing or other fees.
Third-party companies DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats are now suing the city in response to its decision, calling it "nothing more than unconstitutional, harmful, and unnecessary government overreach."
According to court documents, the lawsuit, which was filed Thursday states that NYC's permanent installation of the "arbitrary" cap could shift consumer behavior, lower order volume, and create mutual losses for drivers, companies and the city by decreasing earnings for drivers, and cut the city's tax revenue.
"The United States and New York Constitutions prohibit such government overreach by safeguarding the terms of freely negotiated contracts, protecting property rights and the right to pursue legitimate business enterprises, and providing for due process and equal protection under the law," the court document states. "Left unchecked, the Ordinance sets a dangerous precedent."
The lawsuit argues that costs of delivery and marketing will shift to consumers. The companies allege that NYC elected officials did not solicit or review any data to understand the long-term impact of the cap and its potential consequences.
Third-party delivery services state that in lieu of the delivery caps — which went into effect in September 2020 and was originally meant as a temporary 90-day measure — New York City could've used its $3.4 billion budget surplus as another way to provide aid to local restaurants.
"But rather than exercise one of those lawful options, the City chose instead to adopt an irrational law, driven by naked animosity towards third-party platforms and unlawful economic protectionism, in violation of the United States and New York Constitutions and beyond the scope of New York City's limited police power," the lawsuit states.
During the pandemic, the New York City Council placed a temporary 20% cap on delivery and non-delivery fees as well as the commissions that can be charged by third-party platforms from phone order fees for calls that did not result in a completed order.
Those temporary measures were set to expire on Aug. 17 — covering the first three months of then-Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo's statewide decision to lift all COVID-related restrictions to allow for full capacity indoor restaurant dining on May 19.
The legislation was a part of a series of legislative items co-sponsored by councilmen Mark Gjonaj, a Democrat representing the Bronx's 13th District, and Democrat Francisco Moya, who represents Queens' 21st District.
In a statement to the Bronx Times, Gjonaj stood by his legislation and championed the cap as a way to level the playing field for NYC restaurants and establishments, and the third-party delivery service giants.
"It has come to my attention that DoorDash, Uber and Grubhub have recently filed a lawsuit against the permanent commission cap law instituted by New York City in a misguided effort to protect what they feel is their right to fleece local mom-and-pop eateries out of every dime that they can squeeze from them," he said. "It's unfortunate but not surprising."
Gjonaj added that despite the legal threats from third-party delivery companies, the New York City Council will continue to explore additional reforms to the third-party service that act in the interest of the city's mom-and-pop eateries.
"The strategy [from third-party delivery companies] seemed to mistakenly believe that threats would be enough to stop my colleagues and I from doing what was right. They miscalculated," Gjonaj said. "Not only did the Council move forward with reforms to permanently cap commissions … but additional reforms are likely to move forward in the very near future.
Gjonaj's press office told the Bronx Times that they would withhold comment on the merits of the lawsuit, leaving it to the city's Law Department to comment on the merits of the lawsuit.
Andrew Rigie, executive director of the NYC Hospitality Alliance, who has been highly critical of the third parties throughout the pandemic, said the lawsuit is a "last-ditch effort" to overturn widely supported legislation and to continue "preying on New York City restaurants."
"These big third-party delivery companies use their money and market domination to increase fees on small businesses," Rigie said in a statement. "The Court should reject their abhorrent attempts to overturn this law so they can keep delivery fees outrageously high with ploy tactics that have been recognized by the City Council and the Mayor as harmful to local businesses."
Reach Robbie Sequeira at rsequeira@schnepsmedia.com or (718) 260-4599. For more coverage, follow us on Twitter @bronxtimes and Facebook @bronxtimes.
Robbie Sequeira
Robbie Sequeira is a reporter for The Bronx Times. A born-and-raised Bronxite, his passion for storytelling and curious nature for watchdog journalism has led him to stops in Minnesota, Iowa and Georgia. After a time away from the Big Apple chasing politicians during the Iowa caucuses and covering southern politics during the COVID-19 pandemic, Robbie decided to return home, covering important local news that affects the everyday lives of Bronx residents across the borough. When he's not writing, he's often found ranting about New York sports teams.


Oklahoma State is picked to finish tied for second in the preseason Big 12 baseball poll released by the league's coaches on Tuesday.
OSU got two first place votes and tied in total points with TCU.
Oklahoma is 5th in the poll, with reigning league champion Kansas State picked to win the conference.
Texas is picked 4th, with Baylor 6th, followed by West Virginia, Texas Tech, and Kansas.
The college baseball season opens on Friday, February 14th for all nine teams in the Big 12.
OSU will play Incarnate Word in Arlington, Texas, at 11:00 am.
OU will host Seton Hall at 3:00 at Mitchell Park.


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You can no longer receive SMS notifications from Twitter in most countries
Last year, Twitter disabled the ability to send tweets through SMS in response to an attack that compromised the account of its CEO, Jack Dorsey. Now, in a follow-up measure, Twitter has removed the ability to receive SMS notifications for tweets, as reported by DansDeals (via The Verge).
SMS notifications were a way for users to get notified of tweets that were most relevant to them without needing a smartphone or a dedicated app, and they were a big focus for the service when it first launched. Of course, many aspects of Twitter were also different back then, such as the 140-character limit that has been expanded to 280 characters since 2017. Many tweets also use media that can't be reproduced through SMS, so it isn't an ideal way to follow what's happening on the platform.
However, DansDeals claims that many of its readers relied on SMS notifications to get quick access to its content, which is often time-sensitive. It was one of those readers that reached out to Twitter after they realized that they were no longer getting SMS notifications, to which the company confirmed that the feature had been disabled in most countries due to security vulnerabilities. However, SMS messages for password verifications or two-factor authentication still work.
It's likely that the change has to do with costs required to keep the service running, plus the fact that SMS users can't be shown ads, making it impossible for Twitter to monetize the service with those users. While the majority of Twitter users probably doesn't rely on such a feature given the limitations of SMS, it's still an unfortunate change for those that do. You'll need to use a Twitter app if you'd like to receive notifications going forward.


Slashing methane emissions from oil and gas operations represents both challenge and opportunity. Today, the DOB features Part 4 in a five-part series, written by our technology editor Maurice Smith, that examines the multipronged efforts underway to uncover the quickest and most cost-effective solutions to get there. Part 1 is available here. Part 2 is available here. Part 3 is available here.
The Alberta government is looking at hard timelines for well abandonments and stronger rules on corporate health, Energy Minister Marg McCuaig-Boyd said this morning following a Supreme Court of Canada decision in favour of the province.
The Daily Oil Bulletin has published a special report that summarizes key trends in 2019 guidance, as reported in company announcements released from mid-November 2018 to Jan. 25, 2019.
With shrinking provincial crude oil storage levels and improved Western Canada Select (WCS)-West Texas Intermediate (WTI) differentials in recent weeks, the Alberta government announced Wednesday it is reducing mandatory production curtailments.
Murphy Oil Corporation will reduce onshore Canada capital spending this year and direct 20 per cent—or about US$280 million—of its US$1.25-$1.45 billion 2019 capital budget toward assets in the Kaybob Duvernay, Tupper Montney and Placid Montney, the company announced this morning.
Energy Excellence Awards – Nominations Close Today!
Nominations close today for the Energy Excellence Awards, which will draw attention to companies selected as examples of Operational Excellence, Innovation & Research Excellence, and Exporting Excellence.
Capline Pipeline Company LLC announced that a binding open season is underway to solicit shipper interest for the Capline system's southbound service from Patoka, Ill., to St. James, La. or Liberty, Miss., with an additional origination point at Cushing, Okla., as part of a joint tariff with Diamond pipeline.
In an uncommon move, top energy association leaders provided a united front urging Albertans to vote for energy in the upcoming provincial election.
Fully approved and permitted construction activities on the Coastal GasLink pipeline are progressing with grading and clearing well underway, along with road maintenance and cleanup.
Baker Hughes's (BHGE) Turbomachinery & Process Solutions (TPS) business secured an award to supply modular turbocompressor technology for LNG Canada's liquefaction plant in Kitimat, B.C., representing the largest LNG project to reach a positive FID globally since 2014, and the first large-scale LNG project to use modular liquefaction trains.
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STEP Energy Services (STEP) says its newly commissioned fracturing spread, the STEP-XPRS, recently marked its maiden voyage as it travelled to a three-well pad for a client in the Viking formation.
Calima Energy Limited announced that production has recommenced from the Paradise well (official designation Boundary 5-1-86-15 00/11- 01-08615W6/0), located 40 kilometeres to the northeast of Fort St. John and 180 kilometres to the southeast of the company's extensive Montney interests in northeast British Columbia.
Drilling rig activity in Western Canada and the Top 10 active operators as of Jan. 31, 2019, as reported this morning by Rig Locator.
Saturn Oil & Gas Inc. started its Q1 2019 drill program on Jan. 14, 2019.


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Intent intent=getIntent();
        tim=intent.getStringExtra("times");
 timerValue.setText(tim);
      //  final CounterClass timer = new CounterClass(Integer.parseInt(timerValue.getText().toString()), 1000);
        playbc.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                startTime = SystemClock.uptimeMillis();

                customHandler.postDelayed(updateTimerThread, 0);
               // timer.start();

            }
        });

        pausebc.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                timeSwapBuff += timeInMilliseconds;
                customHandler.removeCallbacks(updateTimerThread);

               // timer.cancel();

            }
        });

    }

    private Runnable updateTimerThread = new Runnable() {
        public void run() {
            timeInMilliseconds = SystemClock.uptimeMillis() - startTime;
            updatedTime = timeSwapBuff + timeInMilliseconds;
            int secs = (int) (updatedTime / 1000);

            int mins = secs / 60;
            int hours = mins/60;
            secs = secs % 60;
            int milliseconds = (int) (updatedTime % 1000);
            timerValue.setText(""+ hours +":" + mins + ":"
                    + String.format("%02d", secs) + ":"
                    + String.format("%03d", milliseconds));
            customHandler.postDelayed(this, 0);

        }
    };

A: Here hour1 and min1 are default selected time of dialog..
void setTimeInterval() {
        Calendar mcurrentTime = Calendar.getInstance();
        int hour1 = mcurrentTime.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY);
        int minute1 = mcurrentTime.get(Calendar.MINUTE);
        TimePickerDialog mTimePicker;
        mTimePicker = new TimePickerDialog(getActivity(), new TimePickerDialog.OnTimeSetListener() {
            @Override
            public void onTimeSet(TimePicker timePicker, int selectedHour, int selectedMinute) {
                // eReminderTime.setText(selectedHour + ":" +
                // selectedMinute);
                hour = selectedHour;
                minute = selectedMinute;
                if (hour > 0 || minute > 0) {
                    sendSettingsTimeInterval();
                }
            }

        }, hour1, minute1, true);// Yes 24 hour time
        mTimePicker.setTitle("Select Time Interval");
        mTimePicker.show();
    }