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Angular application – Architecture Overview
Posted by: Ravi Kiran , on 11/18/2017, in Category AngularJS
Abstract: This article explains the high level architecture of an Angular application. Then it discusses the core concepts of the framework with some sample code snippets written in TypeScript.
Angular is a front-end framework created by Google to make the process of building modern web apps, easier.
The capabilities of the front-end web has improved over the last few years, and current gen users demand to see their business data with a rich UI. Angular comes with a number of features to address these needs.
The foundation of Angular is built around a set of core concepts that give strength to the features of the framework. In addition to bringing UI richness, Angular provides ways to structure the code of an application. The framework is designed to build applications using a number of code blocks separated into individual modules.
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This approach helps the developers write clean and maintainable code.
In this article, we will understand the high level architecture of an Angular application and go through the core concepts on which the framework is built.
Angular Application - High Level Architecture
An Angular application can be viewed as a tree of components.
The application bootstraps using a component and rest of the application is then rendered with help of a number of sub-components. The following diagram shows how a typical Angular application is divided into components:
Figure 1 - Angular Architecture
A Component in Angular comprises of functionality, HTML template and the CSS styles that are used in its template.
As shown in the diagram, every component lives in a module and it is loaded from the module.
The component makes use of Services to fetch data and present it in a view or to run a piece of logic that can be reused across the application and doesn't involve DOM.
Components receive the objects of services through Dependency Injection.
Directives are used in the template of the component in order to extend the behavior of HTML elements.
The data in the component is presented on the view using Data Binding. Any change in the data is handled by the Change Detection system built in Angular, and the UI gets updated to present the latest data.
Zones keep track of the events happening at the browser level to kick in the change detection when anything happens outside Angular's context.
This is how the Angular framework uses its core concepts to handle the applications built on it.
The following figure shows how the different pieces of Angular work together:
Figure 2 – Overview of an Angular application (source: https://angular.io/guide/architecture)
The next section will detail these core concepts.
Angular Core Concepts
Directives are used to extend the HTML by creating custom HTML elements and extending the existing elements.
Angular supports three types of directives.
The directives used to create custom elements are called Components. The directives used to extend an HTML element through a new attribute are called Attribute Directives. And the directives that interact with the DOM and manipulate the target element are called Structural Directives.
The components are created using the @Component decorator. The attribute and structural directives are created using the @Directive decorator. The components accept a template, to present it in the custom element. The directives don't have a template, as they are going to act as an add-on to an element.
Generally speaking, a component is a piece of a body, particularly within a machine or a software system.
An Angular application is comprised of different components with different responsibilities. As shown in Figure-1, an Angular application itself starts with a component and this component is used to load the other components.
A component can be anything starting from an element that starts the application, an element that loads content of a page, an element that loads a portion of a page, for example to render a chart to display the details of an item, or anything can be separated into an independent piece of the page.
Angular components are custom HTML elements, which make the application more declarative and the template of the application, more readable. This is because, most of the components have human readable names. If someone uses a bad name for a component, it won't be clear to the reader.
For example, consider the following snippet:

Tab 1

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This HTML produces a group of three tabs when rendered on a page. But understanding this by simply reading the HTML is difficult, as it consists of a lot of elements and a number of custom CSS style classes. Now imagine the same set of tabs represented as in the following snippet:
<tabs>
<tab title="Tab 1" content="first-tab.html"></tab>
<tab title="Tab 2" content="second-tab.html"></tab>
<tab title="Tab 3" content="third-tab.html"></tab>
</tabs>
Without a doubt, one can say that this version is far more readable and easy to use!
The elements, tabs and tab are components, which abstract the custom CSS classes and the set of HTML elements to be rendered under the tabs. The JavaScript code required to handle interactions of the tabs is also defined in the component.
So, a component can be viewed as a combination of HTML, CSS and JavaScript which work together to perform a task.
In addition to making the application more readable, the components also help in scoping CSS styles.
The CSS styles added in a component stay isolated within the component and they don't affect the rest of the page. This feature makes the view of any component more predictable and saves a lot of time for the developers, as they don't need to take extra care to make names of the CSS classes unique.
Angular uses Shadow DOM or an emulator depending on the metadata of the component to keep these styles isolated in the components.
A component is defined in Angular using a TypeScript class with the Component decorator.
The decorator accepts metadata of the component, which defines the way a component has to be used in HTML, the component's template and a few other properties. An object of the component class serves as the view model for the template of the component. All of the fields and methods in the component class are accessible in the template.
The following snippet shows the structure of a component:
selector: 'sample',
template: '
Some content in the component
',
styles: [`
`]
class SampleComponent{
//class definition
This directive can be used as:

The above snippet can be used in the template of a component. This snippet assumes that the component containing this template defines a field named prop. Angular comes with a set of predefined attribute directives to address most of the general purpose needs. They will be discussed in a future article.
Structural Directives
Structural directives modify the template of the element; they can add, remove or replace elements inside the template. Like attribute directives, the structural directives are classes with the Directive decorator. Usage of the structural directives differs from usage of attribute directives, they are prefixed with an asterisk in the HTML template.

Angular defines a couple of structural directives for common usage. ngIf is the structural directive that can be used to toggle a portion of an HTML template based on a value. The following snippet shows an example:

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The above snippet has an HTML table displaying a list of items. The table is added to the page if the variable data has records, otherwise it won't be added to the DOM.
Most data driven applications have a visual interface that allows users to interact with the application by viewing, adding, editing, or deleting data (traditionally referred to as CRUD operations). In general, this visual interface is referred to as the view. For example, to work with your e-mail account, you use an e-mail client that –
shows you the list of mails in your inbox,
provides controls to mark them as read, unread, important or delete the mail,
opens up a mail composer to write a new mail and
a lot of other controls to perform other operations.
Here the mail client is the view, since the user will use it to view the data in his or her e-mail account.
Now imagine developing a system similar to the e-mail client. It performs a lot of operations with the data and yet displays the most recent data to the user. This cannot be done efficiently unless the framework used to develop the application, has a strong data binding system.
Angular comes with a built-in data binding system.
In an Angular application, data in a component can be used to bind in its view. As mentioned earlier, the methods and properties of a component are directly accessible in the component's view, and the data binding system provides a way to access them.
Angular supports the following types of bindings:
Property binding: A property on an HTML element can be bound to the value of a field in the component's class. Whenever value of the property in the component changes, it automatically updates value of the HTML property it is bound to. The following snippet shows a simple example of property binding:
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Notice the square brackets around the HTML property in the above snippet. They indicate that this field is bound to data.
Event Binding: The events of any HTML element can be bound to public methods of its component class. The method is called whenever the event is triggered by a user's action on the page. The following snippet shows an example of event binding:
<button (click)="close()">Close</button>
Two-way Binding: It is a derived binding that uses both property binding and the two-way binding under the hood. This binding is used to display a value and also to update the value when a new value is entered in the UI. ngModel is a built-in directive that supports two-way binding. The following snippet shows how it is used:
<input type="text" [(ngModel)]="name" />
As you see, the two-way bound directive is enclosed inside [()] (called banana-in-a-box). This notation is again a mix of both property and event bindings. The parentheses around the event name indicate that it is data bound.
Change Detection
A challenge for anyone building a rich data driven application is to keep the view and its data in sync.
For example, consider a web based e-mail client again.
The view of the inbox has to be updated as soon as the client application receives a notification of a new e-mail. If the application has to perform this task by itself, it needs to listen to the new e-mail notification, build the HTML for the portion of the page displaying the list of e-mails and replace the old HTML with the new one.
A similar set of operations has to be performed to update the count of unread e-mails against the folder names.
Performing these operations manually adds a lot of clutter to the code. It is hard to maintain such code for a longer duration.
The best possible solution to such cases is an automatic change detection system!
As the name suggests, the change system detects any change in the state of the objects. Angular comes with a flexible and efficient change detection system. Once it finds any change in the values of the objects used in the view, it asks the framework to run the data binding process and as a result of this, the view gets updated.
The change detection system in Angular knows when to run and the set of actions it has to perform. The change detection system understands three types of objects:
Plain JavaScript objects: The plain old JavaScript objects can be used to build view models in an Angular application. The framework checks for any change in value of the object bound to UI on every browser event and it updates the UI if it finds a change. This technique is called dirty checking.
Observable objects: Observables are the JavaScript objects with built-in mechanism to notify a change. When value of an observable object changes, it publishes an event. One can subscribe to this event and perform an action using the new value set to the object.
Angular understands this behavior and it updates the part of page using an observable only when a notification is received. It doesn't manually check for changes to such an object on every browser event. Angular doesn't provide a way to create observable objects. It internally uses the library RxJS to manage observables in the framework. But it is not limited to RxJS, it can understand any observable object.
Immutable objects: An immutable object is one that gets re-instantiated when any kind of change is made on the object. Angular catches the change made to such objects and updates the portion of the page when a change is available on the immutable object. The portion of the page using an immutable object is not considered for dirty checking.
Like observables, Angular doesn't provide a way to create immutable objects. The most popular library to work with immutability in JavaScript at the time of this writing is immutable.js from Facebook. Any of these objects described here can be used, depending on the need.
The interesting part is, different types of objects can be used for different scenarios. An application need not be built using just one type of the object. Usage of observable objects and immutable objects in critical parts of the application boosts performance of the application, as it would have fewer conditions to check. Angular has to be made aware of the special objects when they are used for data binding.
It is done using the changeDetection metadata property of the components. The following snippet shows the usage:
changeDetection: ChangeDetectonStrategy.OnPush
The component in the above snippet is applied with the OnPush strategy. This strategy tells Angular to not run change detection on this component unless it receives a notification of change on one of its input properties, which can be an observable or an immutable object.
Any rich JavaScript application has to deal with events like button click, end of timeout, end of an asynchronous XHR request or a WebSocket push.
All of these operations are handled asynchronously by the browser using the event loop.
The application's data often changes when these operations complete and so the underlying framework has to know when the operation completes.
Zones provide an execution context.
Zones keep track of all the operations performed in the context. Zones can intercept the asynchronous operations. Hence, one can perform some operations before the event starts and after the event ends.
An Angular application runs inside a Zone. This zone is responsible for tracking all of the events happening in the application and to start the change detection process when an event completes.
Because of this, any changes happening on the objects of the application are immediately reflected on the page and the application need not kick in the change detection manually. The intercepting behavior of the zones also allows to correctly profile an asynchronous task and even a group of asynchronous tasks which start at the same time.
Services and Dependency Injection
Say a company is building a sales application and it needs to display a report in the form of a bar chart.
The chart control has to display the report of the sales of a product over the months of a given year. The chart takes the year as an input and it has to fetch the data and then display it on the chart. Being a UI component, the chart control should accept the data and display it. It shouldn't be made responsible to fetch the data to be displayed.
Say, the logic of the fetching the data is handled by a class named SalesData. The chart component needs an object of the SalesData class to get the data and build the chart.
If the chart component create an object of the class SalesData by itself, it adds a few problems in the application. The chart control has to be modified every time the signature of the constructor of the SalesData class is modified. It becomes hard to test the chart control, as it depends on a given implementation of an object, which can't be mocked.
This can be solved by the Dependency Injection pattern.
Dependency Injection (DI) is a design pattern that solves the problem of handling dependencies needed in a code block.
This pattern says that the dependencies required by a code block have to be created by an external agent and they have to be injected into the code block. As the logic of creating objects is stored in one place, it reduces possibilities of code repetition.
The code consuming an injected dependency doesn't know how the object is created, the only thing it knows is the structure of the object. This means, the object can be easily swapped with any other object that has a similar structure.
We can create a TypeScript interface for the object and have different implementations of the interface for different environments. Say for example, a component uses an object to log messages to the server. If the code is still under development and the team doesn't want to post junk messages on the server, the object responsible for logging the message can be easily swapped with an object that logs the messages to browser's console with methods of similar signatures.
DI is quite popular among server side typed programming languages like C# and Java. AngularJS 1 brought this feature to JavaScript and Angular implements it in an improved way. Angular uses DI to inject services into components, directives, pipes and even in services.
An Angular service is a plain ES6 class that can be used to perform tasks like interacting with an HTTP API, business calculations or anything that doesn't depend on the DOM. In general, the services don't depend much on the block of code where they would be used, so the logic in the service can be used at any place in the application where there is a need of the logic written in the service.
The following snippet shows a service and how it is injected in a component:
class DataService{
//service definition
template: '
Some content in the component
'
constructor(private dataSvc: DataService){}
//component definition
The decorator Injectable applied to the service class helps in injecting dependencies to the service.
A module in an Angular application is used to group a set of related directives, services and the other code blocks in a single unit.
We can say that a module is a collection of a set of blocks, which fulfills a piece of functionality. A module can import other modules and can expose its functionality to other modules.
Every Angular application should have at least one module.
Even to start an Angular application, the component to be used at the root has to be declared as the bootstrapping component in the module. The authors of external libraries can use modules to group all of the objects they want to export to the consumers.
A module is a TypeScript class with the decorator NgModule applied on it. The following snippet shows a sample module:
imports: [BrowserModule],  //Modules imported
declarations: [AppComponent, ApplyStyleDirective, DateFormatPipe],  //Components, directives and pipes
providers: [DataService],  //services
bootstrap: [AppComponent],  //Components to be used to bootstrap application
exports: [ApplyStyleDirective]  //Components and directives to be exported to other modules
class AppModule {}
The above snippet uses a pipe in the declarations property of the module metadata. Pipes are used to format the data before displaying them on the screen.
In addition to providing modularity, modules can also be lazily loaded when they are required in the application. This means the code of the module need not be loaded upfront, instead it can be loaded when the module is required in the application.
Note: Angular's modules are different from the modules introduced in ES6. ES6 modules help in keeping the code files small and focused. On the other hand, Angular modules group a set of components, directives, pipes and services in a single unit.
Angular brings a number of promising features for building rich data driven applications. As discussed in this article, the framework is thoughtfully built using a set of core concepts. The architecture of the framework and the applications built using it depend on these core concepts.
Each of the core concept will be explained in detail with examples in future articles. So stay tuned!
This article was technically reviewed by Keerti Kotaru and Suprotim Agarwal.
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Rabi Kiran (a.k.a. Ravi Kiran) is a developer working on Microsoft Technologies at Hyderabad. These days, he is spending his time on JavaScript frameworks like AngularJS, latest updates to JavaScript in ES6 and ES7, Web Components, Node.js and also on several Microsoft technologies including ASP.NET 5, SignalR and C#. He is an active blogger, an author at SitePoint and at DotNetCurry. He is rewarded with Microsoft MVP (Visual Studio and Dev Tools) and DZone MVB awards for his contribution to the community


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The programme uses theatre based activities to build character traits that will equip the young people with tools to deal with their difficult personal challenges. It aims to increase their perseverance and raise their aspiration by motivating participants to re-engage with and take responsibility for their own learning. Through this project they will gain a Bronze Arts Award and explore literacy in a creative and accessible way.
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History of IHS
Faculty & Staff Photos
Faculty & Staff Obits
1964 Pow Wow Yearbook
Monthly Luncheon Dates
Lost & Found Classmates
Update Your Directory Listing
50th Reunion - 2014
Photos circa 1964
50th Reunion Photos 2014
Class of 1962 Shutterfly website
Please send us your news or announcements to post here.
IHS 1964 55th Class Reunion - Friday, July 12 and Saturday, July 13, 2019
Date: Weekend of July 12 - July 13, 2019
Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel -- 4728 Constitution Avenue, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
VISIT THIS PAGE for documents and photos from the events.
2019 Monthly Luncheons
Monthly luncheons of IHS 1964 graduates have been going on for past few years - sometimes with only 10 people and some with 30+. The dates are listed below for 2019. Some people who do not live in the area said they could try to coordinate their returns with these dates. The luncheons are on the second Saturday of the month at 11:30 AM and are "Dutch Treat", informal and just "show up." Our new 2019 schedule is as follows:
January 12 - Drusilla Seafood
February 9 - Sammy's in Central
March 9 - Drusilla Seafood
April 13 - Sammy's in Central
May 11 - Drusilla Seafood
June 8 - Sammy's in Central
July 12,13 - REUNION - Crowne Plaza
August 10 - Drusilla Seafood
September 14 - Sammy's in Central
October 12 - Drusilla Seafood
November 9 - Sammy's in Central
December 14 - Drusilla Seafood
Lunches start around 11:30am . Sammy's is on Wax Rd in Central and Ralph & Kacoos is at I-10 and Bluebonnet Blvd
(6/12/18) Smiley Anders Advocate.com news article . . . . . . It was 22 years ago that Jim Carruth, Wayne Price and Haskell Douglas thought it would be nice if folks who grew up in north Baton Rouge in the '40s, '50s and '60s and then moved away got together to talk about old times. So they got a hall and invited people — no program, no speakers, just old neighbors visiting. They made it a benefit for the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank, and asked people attending to bring items to donate. Since then several hundred former north Baton Rouge folks have gathered the Thursday after Independence Day for the event. This year's 22nd annual North Baton Rouge Neighborhoods Reunion is on July 5 at the Belle of Baton Rouge atrium from 5 p.m. until everybody leaves. For details, call Haskell at (225) 274-6060.
Istrouma Middle School comes out of exile, joins Istrouma High after months of renovation
(11/27/17) Advocate.com news article . . .
Three months after high school students returned to the shuttered campus of Istrouma High School, more than 100 middle schoolers are about to join them.
The high school, led by Principal Reginald Douglas, moved into the 70-year-old facility in north Baton Rouge in early August — just ninth- and 10th-graders initially — and is occupying the second floor. Teachers and staff for the middle school were moving onto the ground floor over the Thanksgiving break, and students are set to arrive Monday. . . . (Read entire article here.)
EBR School Board eyes adding magnet program to Istrouma High, creating priority enrollment zone for Mayfair Lab
(10/5/17) Advocate.com news article . . .
Istrouma High School, which reopened in August, may add a magnet program next year to sync up with and attract students from a middle school magnet program already in operation.
The East Baton Rouge Parish School Board on Thursday voted unanimously to give preliminary approval to the idea. If, as expected, it receives final approval when the board meets Oct. 19, Istrouma High would be the sixth high school in Baton Rouge with a magnet program. -
Photos: Istrouma High supporters celebrate the historic north Baton Rouge school's reopening
(9/13/17/) Advocate.com news story & photos -
Jim Dousay, left, a star quarterback and running back on Istrouma High School's 1962 state championship football team, its last, talks to members of the school's junior varsity team at its practice at BREC's Howell Park, before a a ribbon cutting and grand re-opening ceremony by alumni and faculty at the historic high school, Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. The JV plays its first game Friday. After two years, the school is allowed to field a varsity team. Dousay also played at LSU and in the NFL.
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Back to school for Istrouma High School
(8/9/17/) WBRZ.com Video report - Click here to see video.
Istrouma High holds reopening ceremony day before school starts
(8/9/17) WAFB.com Video report - Click here to see video.
Istrouma High supporters ring bells, beat drums in advance of school's reopening Wednesday
(8/8/17) Advocate.com news story - Read story here.
eBlasts Archive
(2/10/15) If you misplaced or aren't receiving our periodic eBlasts, visit the Email Campaign Archive to catch up. And, be sure to register if you aren't on the list.
(2/10/15) A link to the Class of 1962 Shutterfly website has been added to our Connect Navigation Menu. Thanks to Wayne Gathright for proving the link and doing the work on their photo presentations.
See https://1962powwowseniorclass.shutterfly.com/
(9/12/14) A PDF copy of the 1963-64 War Whoop newspaper has been added to the About Us page. Thanks to classmate Charlie Johnson for scanning the document!
(8/3/14) Photos from the 50th Basketball Reunion and 50th Reunion Group Photo at Holiday Inn have been added to The Gallery 50 page. Thanks to Ken Wall for sending the photo!
(8/4/14) Prints of the 50th reunion group photo have been mailed to those who ordered them. A small version is shown at right. If you want to purchase a large print, contact Still's Photgraphy, Inc., 3372 Nature's Way, Walker, LA 70785. Phone: 225.272.0068.
50th Reunion Directory
(7/14/14) If you did not get your 50th Reunion Directory at the reunion (some were misplaced or accidentally picked up by others), send your name and snail-mail address to ihs1964@yahoo.com and we will see that you get a copy. If you did not attend and want a copy, please send check for $5 made out to IHS Class of 1964, and mail to IHS Class of 1964, C/O Lydia Cook Raborn, 1017 Daventry Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70808. Or, if you prefer an electronic copy, please e-mail your request to us.
Email Address: ihs1964@yahoo.com
Mailing address: Istrouma High School Class of 1964 / 1017 Daventry Drive / Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Voice Mail: (225) 926-3681 (This is a new number)
Email Address: webmaster@ihs1964.com
©2013 Istrouma High School Class of 1964 Reunion Committee
Carolyn Ponder Ellender, Co-Chair
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Mainz Germany, 1455. Johannes Gutenberg, creator of the printing press completed his great masterpiece, a printed Bible. Thus, a new era in human development would ensue where scribes were no longer needed to painstakingly hand copy manuscripts. Gutenberg could now create thousands of copies of the Bible to be distributed throughout the world, making the Word of God easily available to any who sought it. With his press destroyed, and the Bible stolen, a Paladin is called upon to once again free the world of evil and return the Bible to Gutenberg. You are that Paladin in, Ominous Horizons: A Paladin's Calling.
The gameplay is similar to a first person shooter although you can pick up certain items and use them at a later time. There is also some interactive with NPCs. You do get a sense of adventure as you strive to complete your quest of regaining the Bible.


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package stroom.pipeline.xmlschema;

import stroom.util.shared.CriteriaFieldSort;
import stroom.util.shared.FindDocumentEntityCriteria;
import stroom.util.shared.PageRequest;
import stroom.util.shared.StringCriteria;
import stroom.xmlschema.shared.XmlSchemaDoc;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonCreator;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonInclude;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonInclude.Include;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Objects;

@JsonInclude(Include.NON_NULL)
public class FindXMLSchemaCriteria extends FindDocumentEntityCriteria {

    @JsonProperty
    private String namespaceURI;
    @JsonProperty
    private String systemId;
    @JsonProperty
    private String schemaGroup;
    @JsonProperty
    private String user;

    public FindXMLSchemaCriteria() {
    }

    @JsonCreator
    public FindXMLSchemaCriteria(@JsonProperty("pageRequest") final PageRequest pageRequest,
                                 @JsonProperty("sortList") final List<CriteriaFieldSort> sortList,
                                 @JsonProperty("name") final StringCriteria name,
                                 @JsonProperty("requiredPermission") final String requiredPermission,
                                 @JsonProperty("namespaceURI") final String namespaceURI,
                                 @JsonProperty("systemId") final String systemId,
                                 @JsonProperty("schemaGroup") final String schemaGroup,
                                 @JsonProperty("user") final String user) {
        super(pageRequest, sortList, name, requiredPermission);
        this.namespaceURI = namespaceURI;
        this.systemId = systemId;
        this.schemaGroup = schemaGroup;
        this.user = user;
    }

    public FindXMLSchemaCriteria(final String name) {
        super(name);
    }

    public String getNamespaceURI() {
        return namespaceURI;
    }

    public void setNamespaceURI(final String namespaceURI) {
        this.namespaceURI = namespaceURI;
    }

    public String getSystemId() {
        return systemId;
    }

    public void setSystemId(final String systemId) {
        this.systemId = systemId;
    }

    public String getSchemaGroup() {
        return schemaGroup;
    }

    public void setSchemaGroup(final String schemaGroup) {
        this.schemaGroup = schemaGroup;
    }

    public String getUser() {
        return user;
    }

    public void setUser(final String user) {
        this.user = user;
    }

    public boolean matches(final XmlSchemaDoc doc) {
        if (getName() != null && !getName().isMatch(doc.getName())) {
            return false;
        }
        if (namespaceURI != null && !namespaceURI.equals(doc.getNamespaceURI())) {
            return false;
        }
        if (systemId != null && !systemId.equals(doc.getSystemId())) {
            return false;
        }
        return schemaGroup == null || schemaGroup.equals(doc.getSchemaGroup());
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(final Object o) {
        if (this == o) {
            return true;
        }
        if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) {
            return false;
        }
        if (!super.equals(o)) {
            return false;
        }
        final FindXMLSchemaCriteria that = (FindXMLSchemaCriteria) o;
        return Objects.equals(namespaceURI, that.namespaceURI) &&
                Objects.equals(systemId, that.systemId) &&
                Objects.equals(schemaGroup, that.schemaGroup) &&
                Objects.equals(user, that.user);
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return Objects.hash(super.hashCode(), namespaceURI, systemId, schemaGroup, user);
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
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Q: Dockerfile in Symfony project? I have a symfony 3 project that I'm running using the following command:
php bin/console server:run

However I have built a docker image of it, that uses the following Dockerfile:
  FROM php:7.0-fpm

  WORKDIR /

  ADD . /

  EXPOSE 8000

  ENTRYPOINT php bin/console server:run

With entrypoint I was aiming to have the project actually run when I run the docker container.  However whilst I get the correct message saying:
   [OK] Server listening on http://127.0.0.1:8000

The project is actually not available.  Could someone please show me where I'm going wrong!

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Revelation 1: I was stunned that I hadn't thought of that myself. After all, I've known Brian for years and should have realised much sooner that wandering around The Rocks isn't him at all. As a former long time Potts Point resident it made a lot more sense that they should hang out in the part of the city that really means something to them. So after their ceremony in Glebe we headed to said rooftop (which was so amazing I honestly could have spent hours up there) and then on to their favourite cafe, La Buvette, where the bridal party enjoyed a casual, al fresco late lunch. It was the perfect way to use that sometimes awkward window of time between the ceremony and reception, so take note all you engaged couples!
Rooftops and cafes are also much more my thing. After documenting over a hundred weddings I can shoot the popular wedding locations with my eyes shut, so from a creative point of view I'm all for places that are different, unusual and unique, but most importantly from a documentary perspective I love places that the couple have a personal connection with.
Revelation 2: After around seventy weddings as my second photographer this wedding demonstrated that Amy is truly coming of age. She has gained so much experience and confidence and her ability to capture images from positions and perspectives that both complement and contrast with mine is just awesome. So I'm proud that today's image is one of Amy's!
In addition Amy has perfected the technique of stealth to the level of shadow warrior. Hence why even Leigh was calling Amy "The Ninja" on the day.
Revelation 3: After weeks of rain in Sydney we had nothing but blue skies. What a way to end winter and head into spring and the new wedding season!


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The Leduc Formation is a stratigraphic unit of Late Devonian (Frasnian) age in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin. It takes its name from the city of Leduc, and it was formally described from the B.A. Pyrz No. 1 well in central Alberta, between the depths of  and , by Imperial Oil Limited in 1950. Supplementary information came from a complete section of the formation that was cored in Imperial Oil's Leduc No. 530 well between  and .

The Leduc Formation is a major source of oil and gas in central Alberta, and the drilling of the highly successful Leduc No. 1 well in 1947 ushered in a new era in the Western Canadian petroleum industry.

Lithology
The Leduc Formation consists of fossil reefs that are highly porous, which makes them excellent reservoirs for oil and gas. They were deposited as limestone and mudstone in shallow water reef environments. Stromatoporoids were the primary reef-building organisms, and rock-types range from skeletal mudstones and floatstones to finer grained muddy packstones and wackestones.

Many, but not all, of the reefs were later subjected to dolomitization during diagenesis, which increased their porosity, and they now consist of dolomite rather than limestone. The dolomitization that took place in the region has increased the porosity primarily in the more deeply buried lagoonal back reef facies. The pre-existing porosity has also been preserved well due to the dolomitization. Porosity in the region is dominated by vuggy, moldic, intercrystalline, as well as fracture types of porosity. Generally, the mean porosity of the Leduc Formation is 5.2%, with the permeability of the rocks in the region being an even spread.

Anhydrite is also common in the Leduc Formation, along with the replacement dolomitization.

Oil and gas production

The Leduc Formation is a major source of oil and natural gas in central Alberta. The Leduc No. 1 well drilled in 1947 produced 50 thousand cubic metres (more than 300 thousand barrels) of oil, marking the beginning of the post-war Albertan oil boom, and contributed to a large population boom in the cities of Calgary and Edmonton.  The discovery and subsequent production from the wells also led to an economic boom in Alberta, which now puts Calgary among the forefront of producers of oil in North America.

The Strachan and Ricinus West gas fields, discovered in 1967 and 1969, are also in Late Devonian Leduc-age reefs. The reefs were found using seismic common-depth point (CDP) techniques, which were being developed and used in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin. The well that was crucial to the discovery of these two formations was drilled in 1955, and yielded gas as well as some salt water. Reef buildup of the Strachan and Ricinus gas field reefs are  and  respectively.

Distribution and thickness
The Leduc Formation occurs as discrete, discontinuous reef "buildups" in a line following the Woodbend shelf margin from Drumheller in central Alberta to the Peace River Arch area in northern Alberta. The formation is absent in inter-reef areas, and buildups can reach from  to  in thickness.

Relationship to other units
In central Alberta the Leduc Formation conformably overlies the platform limestones and dolomites of the Cooking Lake and Beaverhill Lake Formations. In northern Alberta near the Peace River Arch it rests on older red beds or on the Granite Wash. The Leduc reefs are surrounded by shales of the Duvernay and Ireton Formations and the Woodbend Group that were deposited in non-reefal, open marine environments.

The Leduc reefs are the same ages as, but not contiguous with, the reefs of the Cairn Formation farther west. Because the Leduc reefs are not exposed at the surface, the extensive outcrops of the Cairn reefs in the Canadian Rockies have been studied to increase the understanding of the Leduc reefs.

Near the Leduc Formation there is also the Swan Hills Formation. These two formations hold some similarities, such as the types of rocks and certain diagenetic processes. Rock types in both regions are dominated by limestones and dolomites. Dolomitization has taken place in both formations however it is more dominant in the Leduc Formation. Evaporites such as Anhydrites are also more present in the Leduc Formation, however they are also present in the Swan Hills Formation.

The Swan Hills Formation also holds some differences to the Leduc Formation. The porosity types in both formations differ, and the types of fossilized biota also differ. Vuggy, moldic, intercrystalline, and fracture porosities are present in the Leduc Formation whereas the primary porosities in the Swan Hills Formation are interparticle and interfossil. One of the primary fossilized biota in the Leduc Formation are stromatoporoids, whereas the primary fossil type in the Swan Hills Formation are Amphipora.

Fossil content
The following fossils have been reported from the formation:

Bivalves
 Megalodon sp.
 Modiomorpha sp.
 Turbinopsis sp.
Brachiopods
 Conocardium sp.
 Cranaena sp.
 Schizophoria sp.
Gastropods
 Cypricardinia sp.
 Leptodesma (Leiopteria) sp.
 Archaeogastropoda indet.
Corals

 Actinostroma clathratum
 A. redwaterense
 Anostylostroma laxum
 Atelodictyon cf. stelliferum
 Euryamphipora platyformis
 Ferestromatopora dubia
 Hammatostroma nodosum
 Macgeea parva
 Peneckiella floydensis
 Stachyodes costulata
 Stromatopora cygnea
 Stromatoporella cf. subvesiculosa
 Stromatoporella damnoniensis
 Stromatoporella cf. mirabilis
 Synthetostroma vesiculosum
 Trupetostroma warreni
 Trupetostroma cf. coalescens
 Alveolites sp.
 Amphipora sp.
 Charactophyllum sp.
 Macgeea sp.
 Metriophyllum sp.
 Phacellophyllum sp.
 Phillipsastrea sp.
 Stachyodes sp.
 Syringoporella sp.
 Syringopora sp.
 Tabulophyllum sp.
 Thamnopora sp.
 Zaphrentis sp.
 ?Trupetostroma sp.

References

Geologic formations of Alberta
Devonian Alberta
Frasnian Stage
Dolomite formations
Limestone formations
Reef deposits
Shallow marine deposits
Reservoir rock formations
Devonian southern paleotropical deposits
Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin
Fossiliferous stratigraphic units of North America
Paleontology in Alberta

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Music at Wesleyan? We're here for yah.
Aural Wes provides comprehensive coverage of Wesleyan's fantastic music scene. From keeping you updated on upcoming shows to posting about the activity of on-campus bands, Aural Wes has got your back.
If you are curious about booking a show at Wesleyan, check out our helpful little guide.


Item: Louis Vuitton Monogram Pochette Accessoires.
Description: LV Pochette featuring brown and tan monogram coated canvas, tan vachetta strap, brass zipper and hardware, and brown canvas lining. Carry it alone or attach it to any bags interior D-ring. Date code reads SD0022. Comes with dust bag. All KMK Luxury Consignment merchandise is GUARANTEED authentic!
Condition: Pre-owned. Excellent condition with some darkening on leather strap but otherwise pristine.


The diagrams in this set can be used to depict action – reaction relationship. Whether you want to capture sequence of impact as in Domino effect, or multiple outcomes caused by one center of influence like in Influence diagram –these diagram templates come in handy. Other concepts you can show using the diagrams in this set are – Ripple effect, Chain reactions and Trigger effect.


The bravest warrior could be driven insane by the piercing eyes and sorrowful wallowing of this wild cat.
A frighteningly, easy-drinking session IPA. Dry hopped with Mosaic and Amarillo to give citrus orange and pineapple flavours, and tropical mango on the nose.


We only use the newest technology, so you do too.
We're living in a social world; we'll help you make it work for your business.
Keeping your members informed means keeping them engaged.
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MSc Management graduate kick-starts company through crowd funding
Innovation, Entrepreneurship
Imperial College Business School MSc Management graduates thrive in the corporate consulting and entrepreneurial world and alumnus Christian Cook is no exception, having recently launched his own innovative luggage range.
With the help of crowdfunding site Kickstarter, Christian's company Néit offers the world's first collapsible and hangable hard-case luggage. Optimal for storing in tight spaces, Néit luggage reduces to approximately 30% of its original size when collapsed. "Living in a small city centre apartment and a lack of beautifully designed, space-optimized products was the inspiration for Néit," Christian explains.
Néit luggage boasts a revolutionary design, loosely based on one of nature's strongest natural armours: the armadillo's shell. Featuring a collapsible (patent pending) frame made from aircraft grade aluminium, Néit cases allow travellers to commute with ease and style with the added benefit of durability.
Since its January launch on Kickstarter, Néit has pledged over £82,000 of its original £68,000 goal. They have been awarded a runner-up prize for British Invention of the Year 2016 and also shortlisted for 2016 Carryology's Carry Award – Best Check-In Bag.
Meeting the demands of modern-day travel
Realising travel luggage design has remained largely unchanged over the years, Christian seized the opportunity to dramatically improve the way we travel and store luggage.
After setting up Néit in 2014 and launching the Super-slim Card Case for iPhone, Christian was joined by Nicky Öster Jenk in 2015. "I met my co-founder through a friend," Christian says of Néit Chief Technology Officer Nicky.
"He instantly got what I wanted to achieve with Néit and brought a tech angle to the company, having previously worked on a bunch of exciting tech projects."
Not only do Néit products collapse down to just three inches, they are also fitted with GPS trackers and integrated with the company's very own travel app. Additional to allowing users to track the location of their cases, the app can also be used to store boarding passes, book flights and accommodation, check the status of flights and provide things-to-do tips for your specific location.
Applying MSc Management to his entrepreneurial success
Christian joins a community of MSc Management graduates who have found entrepreneurial success since studying at Imperial College. The programme's distinctive combination of business-focused learning allows students to develop innovative real world solutions with the opportunity to apply theory to practical case studies and hands-on tasks.
"I chose to study at Imperial because of the reputation, location and course," Christian says about his decision to study at Imperial College Business School.
I liked that there was opportunity to practically apply what we were being taught.
The MSc Management programme inspires students to devise solutions that foster innovation, financial performance and business sustainability. In addition to the core management modules offered, students are able to tailor the programme to their career objectives, with a choice of pathways and summer term electives.
Students are also offered an intensive career development journey, helping them build a deep understanding of numerous industries and maximising employability. In 2014, 90% of MSc Management graduates gained employment within three months of completing their course.
The skills acquired during his Master's degree have helped Christian develop and grow his company. "The breadth of study has meant I've been able to apply a lot of course knowledge to Néit," he states.
Having a solid understanding of underlying financials has been crucial when looking for investment. Digital Marketing and Strategy have also been particularly important.
Imperial College Business School allows students the opportunity to form lasting relationships that are both professionally and personally enriching, attracting high-calibre students from across the globe.
"I enjoyed the international nature of the course," explains Christian.
"As a result, I have a fantastic international network of previous classmates who I've already been lucky enough to work with on parts of this project."
Ranked 2nd in the UK* and 19th in the world by the Financial Times, the Imperial College MSc Management programme equips students with the skills necessary to become the leaders of tomorrow. If you'd like to know more about the programme, you can meet with the recruitment team at one of our upcoming information sessions.
*excluding multi-campus programmes
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A common mistake in backbends is to compress the lower spine. Ideally these poses should build back strength and ultimately improve the health of your lower spine.
When you feel ready for Camel or Bow Pose, go slowly and try this modification until the following tips start to feel natural to you. (kneeling) Place the fists on either side of your lumbar spine, Begin to open the chest and extend up and back as far as you can with out leaving your comfort zone. Consciously soften and release your front ribs and keep them in line with the front of your pelvis which should be lifting towards the ribs. Work on lifting the lower back ribs away from the back pelvis to keep your lower back long. Keep your neck in line with your spine .
When doing bow pose. press your shins away from you and relax your upper body and let the arch happen all from the work of the shins pressing away. Keep the lower spine relaxed and back off anytime you feel compression.


Nashville's 2016 NHL Fan Fair presented by Bridgestone will begin with the official All-Star fan festivities from Jan. 28 through Jan. 31 across 250,000 square feet of the Music City Center.
According to the National Hockey League, this is set to be the biggest NHL Fain Fair in history. This footprint will offer fans of all ages a dozen attractions from musical performances, exhibits, activities and experiences. There will also be an opportunity to take photos with the iconic Stanley Cup.
Fans can look forward to shows from Big & Rich, ABC's Nashville Lennon and Maisy, Lee Brice, Chris Young, Dierks Bentley, Kelsea Ballerini, Aaron Lewis, Eli Young Band, John Hiatt, and Tara Thompson to name a few.
Below is schedule of performances for the indoor/outdoor concert series on the Honda Stage inside NHL Fan Fair and IntelliCentrics Outdoor Concert Series.
For more information on tickets to the 2016 NHL Fan Fair you can purchase tickets now through the Bridgestone Arena box office and all Ticketmaster outlets. The IntelliCentrics Outdoor Concert Series, as part of Bridgestone Winter Park, is free to the general public.


On September 10, 2013, the City Council adopted an amendment to the Berkeley Election Reform Act (BERA) requiring Berkeley campaign committees that raise or spend $1,000 or more to file their campaign statements electronically. This requirement became effective January 1, 2014. Previously, electronic filing of campaign statements was voluntary. The amendment also designates the electronic statement as the filing of record, thus eliminating the need to file hard copies with original signatures for most types of filings.
The City of Berkeley e-filing system (provided by NetFile, Inc.) is free to users, quick to set up, and easy to use. The City Clerk Department provides one-on-one training to all users. Call 981-6908 or send an e-mail to elections@cityofberkeley.info if you have any questions and to schedule a training appointment.
Candidates, Treasurers, and Assistant Treasurers may wish to review the documentation below in advance of their training appointment. Some steps may be completed in advance of the training using the instructions below.


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The postcard above shows an undated view of Mr J. Hughes' bakery, opposite St John's church, with the proprietor and presumably his son and daughter in the doorway. A horse and cart has stopped in the road outside to pose for the photographer. The sign above also advertises a sideline "Sacks for Hire". Fresh loaves can be seen displayed in the shop window.
John Drew records in his book Kenilworth – A Manor of The King (Pleasaunce Press, 1971) a number of the recipes that J. Hughes kept in a small pocket book, including "Custards, Swansea Buns, Jersey Buns, Dripping Rolls, Raspberry Vinegar, Thick Ginger Bread, Brandy Snaps, Pound Cakes, Cake, Seed Cake, Currant Cake, Good Friday Buns, Saturday Buns, Lunch Cakes, Derby Cakes, Brighton Rock Cakes, Broom Wine…". He notes that modern day readers may "take fright" at recipes such as Pigs Pudding, which was made with fat, groats, leeks, Pennyroyal, nutmeg, pudding spice, pepper and salt and blood to colour!
John Drew also mentions a possible explanation for the inclusion of the horse and cart in the photo: "Old Mr Hughes would be somewhere up one of the side roads, basket over arm, while his horse drawn two-wheeler would be wandering along the street".
A great read for those interested in the St John's end of town, once a separate community quite distinct from the rest of the old town, is the book Jackender (Odiborne Press, 1995) by Paul Byron Norris and Arthur Frodsham. Their recollection is of the wife of J. Hughes the baker, Annie Hughes, who is remembered as "a rather dignified lady who wore a frilled lace collar" and who owned a parrot which would call out "Shop, Annie! Shop, Annie!" when customers approached, a fact played upon by the local boys who would coax it to shout out and then run away! All bread, buns, pastries and cakes were cooked on the premises.
Arthur Frodsham, who worked next door at Fox's butchers, also recalled assisting their son, known as 'Bammit' Hughes to bake hot cross buns during Holy Week, working through the night and returning home at dawn.


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DePaul Cristo Rey High School is excited to welcome Torry Cornett as the new Athletics Director.
Torry is a native of Columbus, Ohio, where he excelled as an All-State student-athlete in both football and basketball at Columbus's Independence High School (2004). He accepted a scholarship offer to compete for Prairie View A&M University where he started 10 games for the Panthers basketball team before returning to his home state to compete for the University of Cincinnati's football team. After competing in the 2006 International Bowl, the 2007 Papa John's Bowl and the 2009 FedEx Orange Bowl as the starting linebacker, Torry graduated from UC and had the opportunity to play in the German Football League for two seasons.
Upon returning to the states, Torry began his coaching career at the University of Rio Grande (Ohio) as an assistant for the men's basketball program. He then joined the staff at Mount St. Joseph University as an academic advisor and adjunct instructor. In 2017, he was hired as the associate director for Student Athlete Support Services at UC working with the men and women's golf, track & field, and cross-country programs.
"I am honored to serve the DPCR Athletics Department," says Torry. "I stand on the shoulders of all the administrators, coaches, student-athletes, and staff who have laid the groundwork before me. I look forward to the remarkable relationships that will be established and the opportunity to serve."
Torry Cornett
Director of Athletics/
Health Teacher
torry.cornett@dpcr.net
513.861.0600, ext. 153


It Is National Rail Safety Week!
There are way too many people putting themselves in harm's way to get artsy photos these days. Don't. You can't believe how quiet today's trains are. Regardless, if you are focusing on something else, you may not hear the train's horn.
If you were on/near the track and focusing on something else, would you hear these trains?
There is a photo is so tragic that I can't bring myself to post it, but Union Pacific has the last selfie and the story of three teenage girls who were standing between two rail lines (e.g., such as between the two sets of track above) as one train passed by. Even though a second train from the other direction was frantically blowing its horn, the girls never heard the train coming from the other direction. All three perished. It can take a half-mile to stop a train!
One other bit of rail safety: If the crossing is on, there is a moving train near!
The sensors in the track know whether a train is moving or not. A stopped train does not activate a nearby crossing. If the crossing lights, etc., are on, you can be nearly certain a train is nearby. BTW: If you ever get caught between lowering gates, just keep moving. The gates are flexible and usually will not break off. Even if they do, that is far better than being struck!
The above bit of safety information is crucial. To railfans, there is a famous 1991 video of a woman walking in front of a speeding train after passing walking around the gates with the lights and bells activated. We can assume that because there was a stopped train at the station, she mistakenly thought that was why the crossing was on. It wasn't. There was a speeding train on the middle track going 40 mph. She walks right into it with fatal results. If you wish to see the video, it is here.


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Ryan Mathews Injury Should Prove To Be No Issue For San Diego Chargers
By Matt Conner Aug 10, 2012, 12:57pm CDT
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The San Diego Chargers are already dealing with a major shift in offensive personnel this offseason after losing Vincent Jackson to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Mike Tolbert to the Carolina Panthers. They also didn't resign Marcus McNeill but instead made the move to Jared Gaither, who is now sitting with injury concerns, as per the usual. Now you can add a new injury to that mix with Ryan Mathews' broken clavicle which will keep the featured back out for a while.
Chargers head coach Norv Turner said everything positive he could possibly say in addressing the running back position, even going so far as to predict Mathews could avoid missing any playing time in the regular season.
"Realistically, it's 4-6 weeks," Turner said. "If everything goes exactly the way we'd like, he might be available for the opener." Week 1 is optimistic, but Turner's comments confirm the team will hope to get Mathews back as soon as possible. "He's worked so hard," said Turner. "And ... every time he's had adversity, he's come back stronger. So he's still in a position to go have a great season."
The schedule is a bit light for the Chargers in the beginning of the season compared to later on, but they do face the Chiefs in week four. Mathews should have no problem being back by then, but he will be rusty from having missed the bulk of training camp, preseason and potentially the first game or two.
The Chargers retooled the position behind Mathews this offseason so they will go with former Chiefs back Jackie Battle and Ronnie Brown to run behind Le'Ron McClain. Jacob Hester is also in the mix. While everyone is brand new, the Chargers should be able to absorb the blow quite well with that depth and the team lives and dies on Philip Rivers' arm anyway. Given the early contests against the Raiders and Titans, the Chargers are likely to make it through his injury just fine.


With the ease of processing, quick disbursement, and zero need for collateral, personal loans are coming up as great money channels to fund the next exotic holiday or carrying out home renovations. However, there are certain aspects that you need to check before opting for personal loans such that they become a smart choice for financing.
The duration of servicing the loan is known as loan tenure. The tenure is inversely proportional to the EMIs you will be paying. The typical duration of a loan varies from 1 year to 5 years. Nowadays, some banks have started offering upto 7 years tenure as well. The intention should be to complete the tenure as soon as possible, because longer tenure generally means higher payments towards interest component of the loan.
All fines, penalties, late payment charges, and fees are costs of servicing the personal loans. An applicant needs to be aware of these charges. You need to make sure that they are kept to the minimum to avoid financial catastrophe and high costs of paying off the personal loans. You also need to be aware of mandatory charges like foreclosure charges, collection charges, and documentation charges.
Different banks offer variable interest rates. Of course, lower rates mean that your total repayments will be lesser. Currently, the personal loan interest rates are ranging from 10.99% to 21%. It may happen that the same bank may offer different interest rates to two different profiles. Hence it will be wise to check interest rates applicable to you based on factors like income level, age, type of employment (whether salaried or self-employed), and that too from more than one lender.
Future scenarios might not be as favourable as it is today. It may happen that due to situations like job loss or medical emergency, you may be unable to pay off the balance of your personal loans. Do check with the bank and know what would happen in such a case.
It might happen that you need an amount of Rs. 2 lakhs, but your eligibility report says that you are eligible to borrow Rs.5 lakhs. What would you do? Go for Rs. 2 lakhs or Rs. 5 lakhs?
A sensible decision would be to go for Rs. 2 lakhs (your required amount).
Rather than checking your eligibility, you need to be checking your needs and then apply for the apt amount of personal loan. This is especially true for those who earn a higher income and hence have better eligibility than the required amount). These unsecured loans come at higher interest rates, and it makes financial sense to opt only for that amount which is sufficient to meet your needs. This way, you will not be drained financially while doing the repayments.
With no restriction of how money is utilized, along with the decreasing loan rates, personal loans have become a great way to arrange quick funds. Make sure you keep the above five factors in mind before opting for any.


around Planet of Zeus. Since then, their two official music videos, "Leftovers" and "Vanity suit" have become classics. With their third album,"Vigilante"(2014, ihaveadrum records),the band upped the ante and created their own distinct blend of riff heavy, groove laden rock n roll.
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Pop into Ten Bar and Restaurant to see work by NLAN artists, or better still, book a table and enjoy a meal their too.
Located at 10 Priory Rd in the historic area of Hornsey, Ten Bar serves delicious breakfast during the week, brunch from 10am weekends, a la carte from 6pm till 10pm every day. On Sundays they serve roasts from 12noon.
Pop along for a light lunch and a glass of wine during the day or recharge over tea & coffee with cake served all day or escape the office with free Wifi to all customers.
End the week the perfect way with a roast at ten every Sunday from 12noon.
For their a la carte menu, Mother & Daughter team, Jurina and Michelle, put together the best selection of seasonal contemporary British classics to get the belly rumbling and their wine list showcases new and old world wines from around the globe, and a cocktail list to wet the appetite and a diverse selection of great tasting premium beers & cider.


ODEON Wrexham Eagles Meadow - View Listings and Book Cinema Tickets Now!
Your ODEON Wrexham is part of the Eagles Meadow shopping complex. Make your way to the upper level to begin your exciting entertainment experience.
ODEON Wrexham Eagles Meadow has paid, secure parking available in the centre car park, with easy access to the cinema via staircases and lifts to the cinema level.
Hop aboard! The cinema is a 5 minute walk from both the central Wrexham bus station and both Wrexham Central and General train stations.
We have 7 screens of film magic showing stunning RealD 3D. Treat yourself to our Premier and VIP reclining seats, and icy indulgences at Ben & Jerry's. You can also enjoy super speedy ticket pick up at our 3 fast ticket machines and find perfect parking directly in front of the cinema.
Visit our 8 screens with stunning RealD 3D to be blown away by film magic, conveniently located on upper level of Eagle Meadows shopping centre. Relax in our Premier Seats, join our cafe culture at Costa, and satisfy your sweet tooth with a scoop of Ben & Jerry's.
With super speedy ticket pick up at 6 FTMs in the main foyer and the perfect parking spot in the shopping centre car park it couldn't be easier!
Unwind and prepare to lose yourself in the film ahead at our neighbouring restaurants including Frankie and Benny's, Nando's and Pizza Express.
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S2E12 - Beating Mass Effect Andromeda and Buying Video Games in Installments - "I've never seen the internet overreact to anything before"
Beating Mass Effect Andromeda and Buying Video Games in Installments
OMG! BIG NEWS!
We are incredibly excited to announce that we made a new friend! YAAAAAY! The Geektitude podcast has joined the Geek to Geek podcast network. Geektitude is an interview show, which our network has been looking to include for quite a while. We just had to find the right one. And Joe is the right guy for the job. We couldn't be happier with the addition, and we certainly hope y'all will give him the same kind of love and warm-fuzzies that you have given the rest of us.
Make sure you head over to the Geektitude Facebook page and give it a like, subscribe on iTunes or your favorite podcast app, and give him a shout at @epicgrays on Twitter. And you know what's best of all? He has like 70ish episodes to listen to already, so what are you waiting for? Get to streaming!
Void beat Mass Effect Andromeda very quickly. He reviews the game for those of us who haven't played it, and he discusses the game's strengths and weaknesses. Primarily, the open-worldedness wasn't interesting enough to make him explore, the new races were too limited, and the story was pretty similar to the old one.
The thing is, Void wanted to love this game, and instead he only liked it. There is a lot to like here, and a lot of the internet's reactions have been overblown. The new dialogue options are really great, and they work a lot better than the stark good/bad dichotomy most Bioware games have.
The premise of the game is still pretty amazing, and he has incredibly high hopes for Mass Effect Andromeda 2 because this first game laid a great foundation for a series, provided they make a series of improvements he outlines in the episode.
Games as a Service
More and more these days, games aren't a buy-once/play-forever kind of thing like they used to be. Between DLC and expansion packs and passes and constant content updates, video games have to be treated as a service to keep players interested.
We discuss a number of these models--MMO subscriptions, the one-game-I-play-forever-and-nothing-else system, microtransactions, mobile updates, events, episodic releases (free and paid), and even things like toys to life and shareware titles from a consumer standpoint.
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Hailing from the southern plains of Saskatchewan, Adaria's past was lived out with an early desire for adventure and glory. Though she had enjoyed her days of Progressive and Power Metal, she knew that there was something more she was yearning for in the world. Journeying west in search of change and a new life, Adaria came to discover the world of Folk Metal along the way. She knew that this was what she had yearned for, she had her purpose in place. Though search of party members was at first slow, Adaria eventually caught word of the warmaster Archon, who had just emerged from the darker realms of music in search of something new. Adaria quickly convinced Archon to consider the adventure that she offered and it soon after came to pass that Forsaken Rite was born. Though quiet and somewhat shy, Adaria brings a fierce determination to the warparty unlike any other. Her honesty and loyalty ringing true, her foundation brings a unity to the band that binds them strongly together. Her thunderous drums boom and well throughout their songs and bring a most immense power to the warparty. The sword-maiden ties them to one another and brings to their tales the virtues of friendship and camaraderie.


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Golden Axe III
Golden Axe III Review (MD)
The once-peaceful kingdom so familiar to fans of the original Golden Axe is under threat once again.
Version Reviewed: North American
review by Damien McFerran Sat 6th Oct 2007
If you've played Golden Axe 2 then you will no doubt be aware that it's a little too similar to its predecessor. When Sega came to create the third game in the Megadrive trilogy it obviously realized that a sweeping change was in order. Sadly, too much has been changed and ultimately Golden Axe 3 represents a step back rather than an advancement.
Golden Axe 3 is a bit of a mess, in all honesty. Although it has much to recommend - such as a nice range of playable characters, a deeper combat system with more moves and a neat branching level design - the game is plagued by some near-fatal issues.
Although each character now has a better arsenal of attacks at their disposal, taking out enemy fighters is often a matter of luck more than anything else. Collision detection is disappointingly inconsistent and this problem is amplified by the fact that many opponents have unavoidable attacks (mainly the bosses). Many of the encounters are therefore tremendously frustrating.
Level design is quite varied but generally uninspiring; there are loads of stages to explore but sadly Golden Axe 3 lacks much of the charm that made the first (and to some extent, the second) game so enjoyable. Character design is generally pretty goofy, with some dumpy-looking enemy sprites possessing all the menace of a shaved poodle. The music is a bit of a mixed bag with some of the tracks being markedly better than others, but there's nothing here that will stick in your memory.
Ultimately Golden Axe 3 is a brave attempt to revitalize the series after the underwhelming second game. Sadly it doesn't quite pull it off. Sega would have been better off converting the second arcade game (which is called Revenge of Death Adder and is totally different from the second Megadrive release) rather than producing this.
Please Note: This review was originally published on vc-reviews.com
ogo79
Tue 3rd May 2011
i finally beat this with the REAL ending, its better than the score recieved and has a more complex fighting system than GA1 and GA2. i like all 3 games, but GA3 you just have to give it time to learn the moves and which work well on what enemies.
read what most folks say here: http://www.sega-16.com/review_page.php?id=397&title=Golden%20Axe%20III
Caster8
Wed 15th Feb 2012
not liking this at all , this is a poor attempt of Golden axe games prior to this
Mr_x
Mon 20th Jun 2016
I disagree with this review, this game is very underrated for no reason, the gameplay is much better than golden axe 2 and the music is outstanding.
May_Nyan
This is actually the best of the three megadrive Golden Axe games to me, the gameplay just feels much nicer.
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