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Medal of Honor Review
Medal of Honor has seen it's share of mixed reviews over the past month or so. Not only was there negative press surrounding Hollow Tip ammo being used in the beta, but there was also controversy surrounding the Taliban faction you were able to play in the online Multiplayer. Both were taken care of with name changes. Once the game was released there was more controversy surrounding the feedback of the final product.
Medal of Honor is a first person shooter set in the war in Afghanistan. You play as soldiers from the US Navy and US Army facing the Taliban. The single player campaign and online multiplayer are extremely different from each other because they were created by different developers on different engines. Despite the difference I personally felt this game was extremely fun, short but fun.
The single player of Medal of Honor is split up into two part, the Campaign and Tier 1 Mode. You can play the campaign mode offline; however, Tier 1 mode requires an online connection the entire time you play. Campaign mode contains the storyline for Medal of Honor. The story itself has been done before, but these days what hasn't been used at least once? You play as different men, at different times, at different locations throughout the game. While doing the missions there is an underlying story that plays out. The US soldiers are trying to keep the civilians safe from the Taliban, so they hunt the Taliban down only to find they bit off more than they can chew. Military intelligence does not know how many Taliban are really hiding in the mountains and how well armed they are. Meanwhile the General in the US is fighting with the commanding officer in Afghanistan on how to run the operation. The game's menu says there are only two days and the intro, but the intro cut scene says the scene takes places 6 months before hand. I'm not sure if the intro is one day 6 months ago or if it really spreads out over a few months. Either way the campaign goes through 10 missions which can vary in length depending on the person and which difficulty you choose – Easy, Normal, or Hard. The story may not appeal to some, but when's the last time someone bought a first person shooter for the campaign story?
The campaign game play is one of the best I've played in some time. There are different types of missions that involve different game play styles. Some missions may involve stealth while some involve a heavy trigger finger. There are quite a few US weapons you get to use throughout the campaign. The default weapons are given to you from the start of each mission. If you ever need more ammo you can ask your team mates for some. You will always have at least one team mate with you to help you through a mission. Your team's AI isn't that great, but it isn't horrible compared to some games. The AI allows you to take the majority of shots like most people want, yet they still give you a hand. You have the ability to pick up enemy weapons but are limited to the one magazine the gun holds. If you want more ammo you must find the same gun from another fallen enemy. The majority of weapons in the campaign have the ability to switch between semi automatic and full auto fire modes. I personally love this feature in first person shooters but it's so hard to find. Your character's movement in the campaign is smooth and sweet. Not only can you move around great, but you have the ability to slide into cover by running and crouching. In addition to sliding into cover you can lean and peek out to get some shots while most of your body is still behind cover! I really think Danger Close did a great job with the game play.
Tier 1 Mode
Tier 1 mode is the other single player mode in Medal of Honor. You replay missions from the campaign without any cut scenes. There are still real-time scenes during the game, but not cut scenes before or after the missions. The game mode is amped up by: removing your HUD, giving you limited ammo, making the game harder than hard mode on some areas, giving you a PAR time limit, and most importantly you do not have any checkpoints. You are ranked on a global leader board for time, kills, and various other medals. If you thought hard mode posed little challenge then you can give Tier 1 Mode a go to really test your skills. You have the ability to play 9 of the 10 missions from the campaign after you completed them in campaign mode.
The audio and video is a whole other story. I've heard reports of video bugs and glitches while playing the game. I have never run into any game breaking errors while playing the campaign. The graphics look very well detailed, but there has been one small video error I have run into. When facing the enemy AI they will run into cover and peek out at times. Every now and then, probably about half the time, the graphics will pop the head out and into cover in a glitched manor. This usually happens when the enemies are in the distance.
The audio is pretty good. You have the ability to switch sound systems in the settings of the game to fit the sound system you own. The sound isn't the best you'll ever hear from a game, but it doesn't sound ridiculous. The weapons give loud bangs when you fire them and the explosives sound like explosives. There are also differences in weapon sounds when you are in enclosed spaces. The surrounding sounds aren't as noticeable like some games. There is no wind blowing or rocks falling that you can hear to immerse yourself into the game 100%. The sound is really just average and that's all I can say about it.
As stated earlier, the multiplayer part of Medal of Honor was created by a different developer and uses a different game engine. The engine was the same engine used in Battlefield Bad Company 2. If you've played BFBC2 then you can expect the same movement of your character, but that is about the only similarity between the two. The maps are medium or small-sized and the weapons kill a lot faster than BFBC2, still they do not kill with the speed of Call of Duty's weaponry. Unfortunately you cannot choose fire modes, slide into cover, or peek and lean out of cover like in the single player. Even the reload animations are different.
Many of the weapons you used in the campaign are available to you in the multiplayer, but not from the start. You are given three classes to choose from: Rifleman, Special Ops, and Sniper. The Rifleman class uses Assault Rifles and Light Machine Guns. The Special Ops class uses Carbines, Personal Defense Weapons, and Shotguns. The Sniper class uses semi auto battle rifles and bolt actions sniper rifles. Each class comes with its own explosive device. When playing online you are assigned to the Coalition faction (US) or the OPFOR faction (Formerly Taliban). Each side has its own set of Weapons and optics, shades of Call of Duty 1-3. The weapons are almost exactly alike to maintain balance, but sometimes small discrepancies are present. For instance, if you choose the rifleman class and are in the Coalition you can use the M16A4. If you choose the rifleman class and are in the OPFOR you can use the AK-47. Each map is played twice so you can play on both sides. When using a class online you will earn points and rank up. There are a max of 15 ranks on each of the three class. At the higher ranks you have the option to use the enemy's weaponry, so if you're the OPFOR you could use the M16 later on. You are given one gun for each class and each faction to start off with – so technically there are two guns for each class. Unfortunately there are few guns in the game. In total there are 21 guns which include 4 guns from pre order codes, two are PC only. Along with the weapons are upgrades to kit up your weapons. These can include scopes or suppressors. There isn't much in the upgrade section either. Some upgrades can only be used on the rifleman weapons while others can only be used on the sniper weapons. There is a rail slot, a barrel slot, and a base slot that can hold one upgrade each. The weaponry is really lacking in this game.
Medal of Honor ships with only 8 maps and 4 game modes. So as you can see the weaponry isn't the only thing that comes up short in this game. One of the game modes uses 3 of the maps which can only be played on that game mode. There is a hardcore variant of every game mode. Less than a month after the game's release date, two DLC packs were released. One was free with your online pass that included a new game mode and two new maps. The second DLC cost 800 Microsoft points or $9.99 which included another game mode and two more new maps. The online pass is given in each brand new Medal of Honor video game. You activate it to play the game online. So if you buy Medal of Honor used, you will only be able to play online for about a week before having to buy an online pass to continue to play. Unfortunately online multiplayer is the only part of multiplayer on Medal of Honor. You can play with your friends, but you cannot play private matches or even local play.
An innovative aspect to the multiplayer is something called "score chains." This feature is similar to killstreaks you may see in Call of Duty, but it offers so much more. You earn score chains by racking up points with kills, ribbons you earn by playing a certain way, or accomplishing an objective in the game mode. Once you reach the set score you can activate either an offensive or a defensive support action. All the offensive actions kill enemy players with mortar strikes, artillery strikes, or missiles. The defensive support action awards you a small amount of bonus points and gives your entire team the same upgrade you earn. These upgrades can be more health or more damage to your gun. The defensive support actions only last one life, with the exception of the Intel/UAV. There are 7 levels in the score chain which give you better support actions at each chain.
In conclusion, Medal of Honor is a great modern first person shooter. The game play is solid on both the single player and multiplayer. Since both single player and multiplayer are so different, you may think you are playing two games. The visuals are better than average, but not spectacular. The audio on the other hand is only average. This game is great but very short. You could probably complete everything there is to do in the game in less than a month of play time. If you're not willing to spend the full amount on the game, you could always rent it.
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How many times has your boss made you sweat? Enough said.
To "Toss your Boss", you and your conspiring co-workers will work together to raise $1,000 or more for this most enjoyable experience. Or score points with the head honcho by plunging alongside him or her!
Each person plunging with a boss is required to raise $75, but this amount will count towards the $1,000 goal. Got it?
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New tracker lets you see which S.F. schools are ready to reopen for in-person learning
The first San Francisco students will head back to class for in-person learning Wednesday after health officials granted permission for two private schools to reopen with pandemic protocols in place.
Another 41 other sites are waiting for word after applying to reopen, a process parents and the public can now track through an online dashboard launched Tuesday, health officials said.
The Department of Public Health school reopening tracker offers families daily updates on which schools have applied to reopen and where they are in the review process.
"This is one of the city's top priorities, to get children back into classrooms," said Ana Validzic, a COVID-19 command team leader at the city's Department of Public Health. "We are trying to make sure it is as safe as possible to do so."
The dashboard includes all 81 schools that have submitted letters of interest in reopening, which is the first step in the process.
So far, only private and public charter schools have submitted a letter of interest.
San Francisco Unified has not applied for any schools to reopen in the district. The district has significant work to do to bring back even a small number of students, perhaps 500 to 1,000 initially, including students with special needs, said Superintendent Vincent Matthews.
The district is still working on testing of staff, getting classrooms ready with six feet of social distancing and adequate ventilation, he said. Some requirements are already in place, including three months of adequate health and safety supplies like soap and hand sanitizer and ongoing work to get classrooms ready.
But the district will also have to negotiate labor contracts with teachers and other staff, dictating working conditions related to reopening. Most private schools and charter schools do not have unions.
Board President Mark Sanchez said earlier this week that he believed district schools would likely not reopen before January.
Parent Ian Hart told the board he was frustrated by the district's lack of specifics on when the district might start reopening and the long to-do list that still remains.
"This feels much less like a plan for reopening, but rather a recipe for keeping schools shut all year," Hart said. "I would really like to see much more emphasis on getting our kids back to school."
Board member Gabriela López, a teacher, said reopening is a life and death proposition.
"The safety of our teachers and staff is No. 1 and I stand behind that," she said. "People have to ultimately understand the risk in what's implied in asking them to come back."
Health officials, so far, authorized the San Francisco School and Red Bridge, both private schools, to reopen when ready since both schools met the required health and safety protocols.
Over the next several weeks, dozens of schools are expected to reopen, starting wtih Red Bridge, a new school with 12 students, which will open Wednesday. The San Francisco School, also approved for reopening, is expected to start bringing back students in early October.
"It feels like a huge relief," said Orly Friedman, Red Bridge founder, adding 5-, 6- and 7-year-old students will attend the Dogpatch neighborhood school this year. "We are really thankful we'll be able to go through this process and be the first ones back."
Once a school reopens, the county will not shut it down unless the state alters current guidelines, she said.
That means if cases spike in the community, the schools would stay open for in-person instruction.
Cases within a school community will be addressed on a case-by-case basis, with those connected to the case sent into quarantine for two weeks.
"There's no predicting, but it is likely there will be cases at schools," Validzic said. "There is no such thing as zero risk with COVID."
The Department of Public Health is already gearing up to support schools when cases arise, to increase testing, isolate cases, trace contacts and manage outbreaks.
Schools must demonstrate they will follow health requirements that include social distancing, masks, adequate supplies of soap and hand sanitizer, as well as good ventilation and keeping students in small, isolated groups.
Schools allowed to reopen will be required to stagger the start date, with K-2 students coming back first, followed by third, fourth and fifth graders two weeks later and, in the case of K-8 schools, the middle school students two weeks after that.
Standalone middle schools will be assessed for reopening in October followed by high schools in November, Validzic said.
To see the Department of Public Health dashboard, go to https://data.sfgov.org/stories/s/School-Reopening/ccmh-3avz/.
Jill Tucker is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: [email protected] Twitter: @Jilltucker
Tags: inperson, learning, Lets, ready, reopen, Schools, tracker
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Health Blog: Vaccine, Vaccine, Vaccine, Vaccine
On March 2, 2021, Dolly Parton received her first Covid-19 vaccine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. As she was being vaccinated, she sang the following words to the iconic tune for her song, "Jolene". The updated words go like this:
Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine
I'm begging of you, please don't hesitate
'Cause once you're dead, then that's a bit too late
As I sing this tune, I want to give a big shout out and thanks to St. Andrew Lutheran Church's very own Jolene, who as the Parish Administrator, has given more than 100 percent to keeping St. Andrew viable, visible and safe during the pandemic. No, the original Dolly song is not about the Jolene that we know. The new words fit nicely to the meter of the original song and I can't help but be motivated to assist Dolly by finding and writing the latest facts on why we all need to be vaccinated.
As I write on July 24, 2021, the health of the United States is in crisis with 60,000 new cases of Covid-19 a day. Unfortunately there are no state lines that can keep this virus from spreading from one state or one county within that state to another. On this date the national tracker for Covid-19 data show that cases of the virus are up 140%, and hospitalizations and deaths are up approximately 37%. The data fully show that the United States is speeding toward a resurgence of the pandemic rather than recovering from the pandemic. National statistics show that the new pandemic caused by the incredibly infectious, highly transmissible Delta variant, is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Sadly 98-99% of individuals who are hospitalized and dying with Covid have not been vaccinated. Breakthrough cases, when a fully vaccinated person becomes infected, are rare and according to the latest CDC report may occur in 0.01% of those who have been fully vaccinated. If you are not vaccinated for Covid-19 you might seriously consider these additional facts:
Where might the world be today if vaccines for a variety of contagious diseases had not been discovered and produced! Many of us might not be alive today without vaccines for a variety of organisms including small pox, typhoid fever, diphtheria, polio and tetanus. Others including pertussis, rubella, rubeola, and mumps can cause permanent bodily damage. We and our parents gladly held out our arms for these vaccines with hope that we would not be the next victims of a deadly pandemic. Due to the courage of medical scientists who developed the vaccines and our forbearers who insisted that we be vaccinated, several of these diseases have been totally eradicated. Though the Covid-19 vaccine is not fully certified by the FDA, millions of individuals across the United States have been vaccinated with no ill effects.
Public health workers and physicians across the US are begging people to get vaccinated and help stop the spread of Covid-19, in particular the Delta variant. Dr Catherine O'Neal, an infectious disease specialist recently stated that; "We have two choices, we are either going to get vaccinated and end the pandemic, or accept a lot of death, this surge and another surge and possibly another variant."
There is a lot that scientists have learned and still much to learn about Covid-19 and how it is spread. Dr Carlos del Rio, associate dean at Emory University School of Medicine states that "someone with the Delta variant is likely to infect eight or nine individuals who in turn will each infect another eight or nine individuals, triggering an exponential spread." As one might expect, growth of the virus is occurring around us in low vaccination states, i.e. Arkansas and Missouri, but is beginning to spread and grow in neighboring states including Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. You might believe that if you have been ill with Covid that you are protected from a second or third round of this disease. Most people who have recovered from Covid-19 do develop antibodies but it is not known how long the antibodies will last or protect them from other variants. The best protection for individuals recovering from Covid is to be vaccinated with physician guidance as soon as possible.
While the study of the vaccinated is a work in progress we do know that vaccination for Covid is the best protection from severe illness. It is also the best option for developing immunity against this novel virus.
So, who do you protect if you are vaccinated? You not only protect yourself but you help to protect children under the age of 12 who are not yet eligible to be vaccinated. Medical care givers who are overburdened with too many Covid cases certainly deserve your attention. You may also protect vaccinated individuals who due to age or other circumstances may have compromised immunity.
Don't Hesitate! Join Dolly in singing Vaccine, Vaccine, Vaccine, Vaccine as you get your vaccination! It will only hurt briefly and you will have purposefully done your part to stop the spread of this deadly disease to individuals at the office, at church, at home, in your community and even around the world! We waited with patience for a vaccine and it is now time to join thousands of others with Courage, Hope, Compassion and Love in pledging to help prevent the spread of this deadly disease!
Deliso, Meredith, Statistics Show the Stark Risks of not Getting Vaccinated Against Corvid-19, ABC News, July 19, 2021, read at 5:02 AM, abcnews.go.com.
Dolly Parton Vaccine Gif by Giphy News – Find and Share on Giphy, twitter.com/Dolly Parton.
Goodman, Brenda, MA, Dealing With a Different Beast': Why Delta Has Doctors Worried, Medscape Nurses, July 20,2021, www.medscape.com.
Kalter, Lindsay, Delta Variant Among the Most Infectious Viruses, CDC Says, Medscape Nurses, July 22, 2021, www.medscape.com.
McNamara, Damian, Dangers of Delta, a Summer Surge, and Masks: One Expert's Take, Medscape Nurses, May19, 2021, www.medscape.com.
Pearson, Cornelia, RN, MN, Courage, Hope, Compassion and Love, Newsletter, Saint Andrew Lutheran Church, Franklin, TN, and E-News, ELCA SES, January 2021.
Cornelia Pearson, RN, MN
Member, St. Andrew Lutheran Church


Aberdeen City Health & Social Care Partnership in conjunction with Aberdeen City Council and NHS Grampian have revised the local Autism Strategy & Action Plan and would like your views during our formal consultation period.
This revised strategy & action plan has been created in partnership with Autistic People, families, professionals and organisations. It details the unpinning Strategic Vision and the actions that we wish to focus on over the life of the strategy (2019-2022).


CiviCRM User Summit 2015 registration now open. Visit the site to learn more and register!
Join us at the CiviCRM User Summit on September 12 to meet other CiviCRM users, expand your knowledge, and bring back tools that you can apply at your organization.
Started last year as CiviCamp, the CiviCRM User Summit is the premier CiviCRM event for eastern North America. A one-day conference, the User Summit brings together users, consultants, and developers to share ideas, skills, and features for using CiviCRM to further your organization's mission.
The 2014 CiviCRM User Summit was a great success thanks to you—the users, evaluators, and implementors who came to learn and share ideas about growing and sustaining relationships at your organizations. Did you miss out this year? Hear what Jorge Astorga from the Center for Nonprofit Advancement had to say about the summit, and make plans for next September!
New features and uses for CiviCRM are coming every day. Do you have the network of people to turn to for ideas and help? The CiviCRM User Summit is the place to share how your organization uses CiviCRM and meet others with similar uses. Considering CiviCRM? Meet trainers and implementors who can be your partners. The CiviCRM User Summit is where the CiviCRM community comes together in the East.
The CiviCRM User Summit is where you can gain the tools to make your system hum. Workshops focus on how you can implement real-world solutions to common organizational problems, and you'll come away with the techniques, CiviCRM extensions, and resources to turn to that will help you extend your system.
The User Summit is the place to build your CiviCRM skills. Whether you've been using CiviCRM for six months or six years, there's always a lot to learn. You can join us for the two-day User and Administrator Training to get a structured introduction to CiviCRM, and no matter what your experience level, you'll learn from the full day of sessions at the User Summit.


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Airdrie Angel aims to help those who are faced by difficult challenges that make every day life a struggle.
The program was started by husband-and-wife team Matt and Michelle Carre in January 2013 as they were inspired to share stories of the perseverance of the human spirit on the radio.
"We wanted to bring the community together to help out people who are struggling through no fault of their own," said Michelle Carre.
To date, the program has helped 91 families in the community with $178,000 in cash and gifts.
Every month, two recipients are chosen through nominations submitted on their website.
"Unfortunately, we see a lot of people facing cancer," said Carre.
Suzy Rounce and her husband Trevor, from Switchback Creative, got involved when they were looking for a grassroots program to rally behind.
"We just saw so much potential with the program and really wanted to help out," said Rounce.
She said that one of the stories that sticks out to her was a single father leaving an abusive relationship.
"He was in a really tough position after being a victim of domestic abuse," Rounce said.
Each recipient receives support based on their own unique situation, all of which is funded by local sponsors in Airdrie.
"To date, we have never had a business said no," said Carre.
There are many businesses and agencies that offer ongoing support, including 100 Women Who Care and 100 Men Who Give a Damn.
Both groups have selected Airdrie Angel to be the recipient of $10,000 grants.
Some businesses have also stepped up to provide products or services that have been needed.
For example, Lynn Kehoe of Cream Body and Bath has provided specialty bras for a breast cancer survivor.
"A hundred per cent of the donations intended for our recipients goes straight to them," said Carre.
Rounce added that they hope to keep getting the word out about the program to touch as many people as possible.
"We want to keep it growing, so we can help more and more people in Airdrie," she said.
For both of them, the reward lies in the genuine gratitude expressed by the recipients as they receive unexpected support from the community.
"I have the pleasure and distinction to sit with our recipients and deliver the packages," Carre said.
Visit airdrieangel.ca to learn more or nominate someone in need.


Enjoy Story was supported by 5 singles: "Box Chevy V", "Till It is Gone", "Whiskey in a Bottle", "American You" and "Ideal Friend" featuring Eminem. Readers weigh in on our story about folks fleeing the Bay Area for other cities around the country. Starring Shailene Woodley (Fault in Our Stars, Divergent films) and Sam Claflin (Me Before You, The Hunger Games films), ADRIFT is based on the inspiring true story of two sailors who set out to journey across the ocean from Tahiti to San Diego.
Appreciate Story was supported by 5 singles: "Box Chevy V", "Till It's Gone", "Whiskey in a Bottle", "American You" and "Very best Friend" featuring Eminem. Readers weigh in on our story about people fleeing the Bay Region for other cities about the country. Starring Shailene Woodley (Fault in Our Stars, Divergent films) and Sam Claflin (Me Prior to You, The Hunger Games films), ADRIFT is based on the inspiring correct story of two sailors who set out to journey across the ocean from Tahiti to San Diego.
Rupi Kaur reads milk and honey, her New York Instances bestselling collection of poetry and prose about survival, the practical experience of violence, abuse, adore, loss, and femininity. Board the Millennium Falcon and journey to a galaxy far, far away in Solo: A Star Wars Story, an epic action adventure with the most beloved scoundrel in the galaxy. In a land where summers can last decades and winters a lifetime, trouble is brewing.
Here an enigmatic band of warriors bear swords of no human metal a tribe of fierce wildlings carry males off into madness a cruel young dragon prince barters his sister to win back his throne a youngster is lost in the twilight among life and death and a determined lady undertakes a treacherous journey to guard all she holds dear. Milk and Honey requires readers by way of a journey of the most bitter moments in life and finds sweetness in them due to the fact there is sweetness everywhere if you are just prepared to appear.
Rupi Kaur reads milk and honey, her New York Times bestselling collection of poetry and prose about survival, the knowledge of violence, abuse, love, loss, and femininity. Board the Millennium Falcon and journey to a galaxy far, far away in Solo: A Star Wars Story, an epic action adventure with the most beloved scoundrel in the galaxy. In a land where summers can last decades and winters a lifetime, problems is brewing.
Adore Story was supported by 5 singles: "Box Chevy V", "Till It really is Gone", "Whiskey in a Bottle", "American You" and "Very best Buddy" featuring Eminem. Readers weigh in on our story about persons fleeing the Bay Region for other cities about the country. Starring Shailene Woodley (Fault in Our Stars, Divergent films) and Sam Claflin (Me Ahead of You, The Hunger Games films), ADRIFT is primarily based on the inspiring correct story of two sailors who set out to journey across the ocean from Tahiti to San Diego.
Rupi Kaur reads milk and honey, her New York Times bestselling collection of poetry and prose about survival, the knowledge of violence, abuse, adore, loss, and femininity. Board the Millennium Falcon and journey to a galaxy far, far away in Solo: A Star Wars Story, an epic action adventure with the most beloved scoundrel in the galaxy. In a land where summers can final decades and winters a lifetime, problems is brewing.
Right here an enigmatic band of warriors bear swords of no human metal a tribe of fierce wildlings carry men off into madness a cruel young dragon prince barters his sister to win back his throne a youngster is lost in the twilight amongst life and death and a determined lady undertakes a treacherous journey to safeguard all she holds dear. Milk and Honey requires readers via a journey of the most bitter moments in life and finds sweetness in them for the reason that there is sweetness everywhere if you are just prepared to appear.
When Are The Powerball Drawings – Milk and honey takes listeners by way of a journey of the most bitter moments in life and finds sweetness in them—because there is sweetness everywhere if you are just prepared to look.


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Cape Coast, April 14, GNA - Pastor Eric Appah Marfo of the Resurrection Power and Living Bread Ministries International, Cape Coast, has urged Christians to leave a positive mark on society.
Pastor Marfo said this during the Palm Sunday Service of the Church to commemorate Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem.
He said the colt Jesus rode on into Jerusalem signified how an abandoned creature or a neglected individual could be of benefit to society irrespective of what people thought.
"Your predicament may be like that of the colt, no one sees any good in you. You may have been relegated to the background for a long time and you sometimes doubt the potentials you possess. But God shall make all things beautiful in His own time," he said.
Pastor Marfo, therefore, used the scriptures to admonish citizens to be patient in all circumstances and never lose hope.
"All things are structured to happen according to a perfect timing. Your existence is never a mistake. You only need to be patient and maintain hope", he said.
Pastor Marfo advised people who found themselves in leadership positions and celebrities to use their popularity to build and not to destroy.
"Jesus used His popularity to set the colt free. Do well to use your influence positively. Build people up and don't break them because God put you in that influential position for a reason. Don't let your country down," he said.


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using Microsoft.Graph;
using Microsoft.Office365.OutlookServices;
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
using SuiteLevelWebApp.Services;
using SuiteLevelWebApp.Utils;
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Net;
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Net.Http.Headers;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Web.Mvc;
using Graph = Microsoft.Graph;

namespace SuiteLevelWebApp.Controllers
{
    [Authorize, HandleAdalException]
    public class TestController : Controller
    {
        public async Task<ActionResult> Index()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            var users = await service.GetAllUsersAsync(i => i.accountEnabled == true);

            var names = string.Join(", ", users.Select(i => i.displayName));
            return Content(names);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> CreateGroup()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var group = new Group()
            {
                displayName = "Another Test Group " + DateTime.Now.ToString(),
                mailNickname = "testgroup",
                securityEnabled = false,
                mailEnabled = true,
                groupType = "Unified"
            };
            await service.groups.AddGroupAsync(group);

            var users = await service.GetAllUsersAsync();
            foreach (var user in users.OfType<Graph.User>())
                group.members.Add(user);
            await group.SaveChangesAsync();

            return Content(group.objectId);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> CreateADGroup()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var group = new Group()
            {
                displayName = "Another AD Test Group " + DateTime.Now.ToString(),
                securityEnabled = true,
                mailEnabled = false,
                mailNickname = "testgroup",
                description = "Repair People/Inspectors Group"
            };
            await service.groups.AddGroupAsync(group);

            var users = await service.GetAllUsersAsync();
            foreach (var user in users.OfType<Graph.User>())
                group.members.Add(user);
            await group.SaveChangesAsync();

            return Content(group.objectId);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> AddUserToGroup(string groupName = "Test Group")
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayNameAsync(groupName) as Graph.Group;
            var user = await service.GetFirstUserAsync(i => i.displayName == "Tenant Admin") as Graph.User;

            group.members.Add(user);
            await group.SaveChangesAsync();

            return Content("Success");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> TestGroupandUserProvision()
        {
            var graphService = AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            using (var clientContext = await AuthenticationHelper.GetDemoSiteClientContextAsync())
            {
                SiteProvisioning siteProvisioning = new SiteProvisioning(clientContext);
                await siteProvisioning.AddGroupsAndUsersAsync(await graphService);
            }

            return Content("Success");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> TestAssignLicenseByProxy()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            Graph.IUser user = await GraphServiceExtension.AddUserAsync(service, "testUser", "Test User", "1234Pass@word!");

            await GraphServiceExtension.AssignLicenseAsync(service, user as Graph.User);

            return Content("Success");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> TestAssignLicenseByHttpClient()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            Graph.IUser user = await GraphServiceExtension.AddUserAsync(service, "testUser", "Test User", "1234Pass@word!");

            await GraphServiceExtension.AssignLicenseAsyncViaHttpClientAsync(service, user as Graph.User);

            return Content("Success");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> Messages()
        {
            var graphService = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            var messages = await (await graphService.users.GetById(User.Identity.Name).Messages.ExecuteAsync()).GetAllAsnyc();
            string content = "messages count: " + messages.Count().ToString();
            return Content(content);
        }

        //Outlook API - Not used anymore
        public async Task<ActionResult> MessagesOutlook()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetOutlookServiceAsync();
            var messages = (await service.Me.Messages.ExecuteAsync()).CurrentPage.ToArray();
            var content = string.Join("
", messages.Select(i => i.Subject));
            return Content(content);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> CreateEvent()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            var @event = await CreateEventAsync(service);
            return Redirect(@event.WebLink);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> UploadVideo()
        {
            string token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetAccessTokenAsync(AppSettings.DemoSiteServiceResourceId); ;

            VideoPortalHelper helper = new VideoPortalHelper(token);

            string videoTitle = "Test - " + DateTime.Now.ToString();
            string videoDescription = "Description";
            string ChannelName = "TestUpload";
            string videoPhysicalPath = System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("../") + "Content\\Videos\\LeakyFaucet[4].mp4";

            await helper.UploadVideoAsync(ChannelName, videoPhysicalPath, videoTitle, videoDescription);

            var message = "Video uploaded.";
            return Content(message);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> OneNote()
        {
            var token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetOneNoteAccessTokenAsync();
            var service = new OneNoteService(AADAppSettings.OneNoteResourceUrl, token);

            var notebookId = (await service.GetNoteBookAsync("Contoso Property Management")).Id;
            var sectionId = await service.GetSectionIdAsync(notebookId, "Au Residence");
            var pages = await service.GetPagesAsync(sectionId, 4);

            var content = string.Join("
",
                pages.Select(i => string.Format(@"{1}", i.WebUrl, i.Title)));
            return Content(content);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> OneNote_NoteBooks()
        {
            var token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetOneNoteAccessTokenAsync();

            var url = "https://www.onenote.com/api/beta/me/notes/notebooks";

            var client = new HttpClient();
            client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + token);
            client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Accept", "application/json");
            using (var response = await client.GetAsync(url))
            {
                var books = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
                return Content(books);
            }
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> OneNoteProd()
        {
            var token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetOneNoteAccessTokenAsync();

            var siteUrl = "https://TENANCY.sharepoint.com/sites/AuResidence";
            var url = string.Format("https://www.onenote.com/api/beta/myOrganization/siteCollections/FromUrl('{0}')", Server.UrlEncode(siteUrl));

            var client = new HttpClient();
            client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + token);
            client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Accept", "application/json");
            using (var response = await client.GetAsync(url))
                return Content(response.ToString());
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> GetUserPhoto(string email)
        {
            string userId = "ACCOUNT@TENANCY.onmicrosoft.com";
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(email))
            {
                userId = email;
            }

            string token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphAccessTokenAsync();

            Uri uri = new Uri(string.Format("{0}{1}/users/{2}/UserPhotos/48X48/$Value", AADAppSettings.GraphResourceUrl, AppSettings.DemoSiteCollectionOwner.Split('@')[1], userId));

            HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(uri);

            request.Method = "GET";

            request.Headers.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + token);

            try
            {
                using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse())
                {
                    if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
                    {
                        return Content("OK");
                    }
                }
            }
            catch (Exception el)
            {
                return Content(el.Message);
            }

            return Content("unknown error");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> GroupFiles()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayNameAsync("Au Residence");
            var groupFetcher = service.groups.GetById(group.objectId);

            var files = await (await groupFetcher.files.ExecuteAsync()).GetAllAsnyc();

            var html = files.Any()
                ? string.Join("
", files.Select(i => i.name))
                : "No file was found";
            return Content(html);
        }

        //Outlook API - Not used anymore
        public async Task<ActionResult> GetUserPhotoOutlook(string email)
        {
            string userId = "ACCOUNT@TENANCY.onmicrosoft.com";
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(email))
            {
                userId = email;
            }

            string token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetOutlookAccessTokenAsync();

            Uri uri = new Uri(string.Format("{0}api/beta/Users('{1}')/UserPhotos('48X48')/$Value", AADAppSettings.OutlookResourceId, userId));

            HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(uri);

            request.Method = "GET";

            request.Headers.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + token);

            try
            {
                using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse())
                {
                    if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
                    {
                        return Content("OK");
                    }
                }
            }
            catch (Exception el)
            {
                return Content(el.Message);
            }

            return Content("unknown error");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> GroupRecentDocuments()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayNameAsync("Au Residence");
            var groupFetcher = service.groups.GetById(group.objectId);

            var recentEarliestDateTime = new DateTimeOffset(DateTime.UtcNow).AddDays(-7);
            var recentDocumentsCollection = await groupFetcher.files
                .Where(i => i.dateTimeLastModified > recentEarliestDateTime)
                .ExecuteAsync();
            var recentDocuments = await recentDocumentsCollection.GetAllAsnyc();

            var html = recentDocuments.Any()
                ? string.Join("
", recentDocuments.Select(i => i.name))
                : "No file was found";
            return Content(html);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> UploadFile()
        {
            var token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphAccessTokenAsync();
            return View();
        }

        [HttpPost]
        public async Task<ActionResult> UploadToMe()
        {
            var token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphAccessTokenAsync();

            if (Request.Files.Count > 0)
            {
                var file = Request.Files[0];

                if (file != null && file.ContentLength > 0)
                {

                    string requestUri = "https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/files";

                    string content = string.Format("{{type:'File',name:'{0}'}}", file.FileName);

                    HttpWebRequest request1 = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(requestUri);
                    request1.Method = "POST";
                    request1.Headers.Add("Authorization", token);
                    request1.ContentType = "application/json";

                    byte[] body = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.UTF8.GetBytes(content);

                    using (Stream dataStream = request1.GetRequestStream())
                    {
                        dataStream.Write(body, 0, body.Length);
                    }

                    try
                    {
                        using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request1.GetResponse())
                        {
                            if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
                            {
                                StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(response.GetResponseStream());

                                string result = sr.ReadToEnd();
                            }
                        }
                    }
                    catch (Exception el)
                    {
                        throw el;
                    }

                    //byte[] body = new byte[file.InputStream.Length];
                    //file.InputStream.Read(body, 0, body.Length);

                    //HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(requestUri);
                    //request.Method = "PUT";
                    //request.Headers.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + token);

                    ////request.ContentLength = body.Length;
                    //using (Stream dataStream = request.GetRequestStream())
                    //{
                    //    dataStream.Write(body, 0, body.Length);
                    //}

                    //try
                    //{
                    //    using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse())
                    //    {
                    //        if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Created)
                    //        {
                    //            //upload file successfully
                    //            //do something
                    //        }
                    //    }
                    //}
                    //catch
                    //{
                    //    throw;
                    //}
                }
            }

            return RedirectToAction("UploadFile");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> UploadToGroup()
        {
            var token = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphAccessTokenAsync();

            if (Request.Files.Count > 0)
            {
                var file = Request.Files[0];

                if (file != null && file.ContentLength > 0)
                {
                    string requestUri = "https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/TENANCT.sharepoint.com/groups/GROUP GUID/files";

                    string content = string.Format("{{type:'File',name:'{0}'}}", file.FileName);

                    HttpWebRequest request1 = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(requestUri);
                    request1.Method = "POST";
                    request1.Headers.Add("Authorization", token);
                    request1.ContentType = "application/json";

                    byte[] body = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.UTF8.GetBytes(content);

                    using (Stream dataStream = request1.GetRequestStream())
                    {
                        dataStream.Write(body, 0, body.Length);
                    }

                    try
                    {
                        using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request1.GetResponse())
                        {
                            if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
                            {
                                StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(response.GetResponseStream());

                                string result = sr.ReadToEnd();
                            }
                        }
                    }
                    catch (Exception el)
                    {
                        throw el;
                    }

                    //byte[] body = new byte[file.InputStream.Length];
                    //file.InputStream.Read(body, 0, body.Length);

                    //HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(requestUri);
                    //request.Method = "PUT";
                    //request.Headers.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + token);

                    ////request.ContentLength = body.Length;
                    //using (Stream dataStream = request.GetRequestStream())
                    //{
                    //    dataStream.Write(body, 0, body.Length);
                    //}

                    //try
                    //{
                    //    using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse())
                    //    {
                    //        if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Created)
                    //        {
                    //            //upload file successfully
                    //            //do something
                    //        }
                    //    }
                    //}
                    //catch
                    //{
                    //    throw;
                    //}
                }
            }

            return RedirectToAction("UploadFile");
        }

        //public async Task<ActionResult> GroupTasks()
        //{
        //    var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

        //    var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayName("Au Residence");
        //    var tasks = await group.tasks.GetAll();

        //    var html = tasks.Any()
        //        ? string.Join("
", tasks.Select(i => i.title))
        //        : "No task was found";
        //    return Content(html);
        //}

        //public async Task<ActionResult> CreateTask()
        //{
        //    var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

        //    var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayName("Au Residence");
        //    var groupFetcher = service.groups.GetById(group.objectId);

        //    var task = new Graph.Task
        //    {
        //        title = "Test Task " + DateTime.Now.ToString(),
        //        percentComplete = 0,
        //        startDate = DateTime.Today,
        //        dueDate = DateTime.Today.AddDays(1),
        //        // TODO: description = model.Description,
        //    };
        //    await groupFetcher.tasks.AddTaskAsync(task);
        //    return Content(task.id);
        //}

        public async Task<ActionResult> VerifyIssues()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            string outlooktoken = await AuthenticationHelper.GetOutlookAccessTokenAsync();
            var outlookService = await AuthenticationHelper.GetOutlookServiceAsync();
            var GraphToken = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphAccessTokenAsync();

            #region get user photo
            string userId = "ACCOUNT@TENANCY.onmicrosoft.com";

            Uri uri = new Uri(string.Format("{0}api/beta/Users('{1}')/UserPhotos('48X48')/$Value", AADAppSettings.OutlookResourceId, userId));

            HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(uri);

            request.Method = "GET";

            request.Headers.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + outlooktoken);

            try
            {
                using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse())
                {
                    if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
                    {
                        ViewBag.personalphoto = "ok";
                    }
                }
            }
            catch (Exception el)
            {
                ViewBag.personalphoto = el.Message;
            }
            #endregion

            #region Add user to unified group
            try
            {
                var group1 = await service.GetGroupByDisplayNameAsync("Au Residence") as Graph.Group;
                var user1 = await service.GetFirstUserAsync(i => i.displayName == "Tenant Admin");

                var groupFetcher = service.groups.GetById(group1.objectId);
                await groupFetcher.members.AddDirectoryObjectAsync(user1);

                ViewBag.addUserToGroup = "ok";
            }

            catch (Exception el)
            {
                ViewBag.addUserToGroup = el.Message;
            }
            #endregion

            #region SharedCalendar
            try
            {
                var @event = await CreateEventAsync(service);
                ViewBag.sharedCalendar = @event.WebLink;
            }
            catch (Exception el)
            {
                ViewBag.sharedCalendar = el.Message;
            }

            #endregion

            #region email count
            try
            {
                var messages = await (await service.users.GetById(User.Identity.Name).Messages.ExecuteAsync()).GetAllAsnyc();
                ViewBag.messagescount = "Current messages count: " + messages.Count().ToString();
            }
            catch (Exception el)
            {
                ViewBag.messagescount = el.Message;
            }
            #endregion

            return View();
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> Conversation()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayNameAsync("Au Residence");
            var groupFetcher = service.groups.GetById(group.objectId);

            var conversation = await groupFetcher.Conversations.Take(1).ExecuteSingleAsync();

            if (conversation != null)
                return Json(conversation, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
            else
                return Content("No conversation");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> CalendarEvents()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayNameAsync("Au Residence");
            {
                var sharedCalendar = group.Calendar;  // Known issue, current the Calendar property returns null.
                var calendarViewEvents = await group.CalendarView.GetAllAsnyc(); //Fails due to null Calendar property.
            }

            var groupFetcher = service.groups.GetById(group.objectId);
            var calendarEvents = await (await groupFetcher.Calendar.Events.ExecuteAsync()).GetAllAsnyc();

            var content = string.Join("
", calendarEvents.Select(i => i.Subject));
            return Content(content);
        }

        private async Task<Graph.Event> CreateEventAsync(GraphService service)
        {
            var group = await service.GetGroupByDisplayNameAsync("Au Residence") as Graph.Group;
            var groupFetcher = service.groups.GetById(group.objectId);

            //var calendar = group.Calendar; // null
            //// Workaround
            //if (calendar == null)
            //    calendar = await groupFetcher.Calendar.ExecuteAsync() as Graph.Calendar;

            var @event = new Graph.Event
            {
                Subject = "Test Event " + DateTime.Now.ToString(),
                Start = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(30),
                End = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(60),
                Body = new Graph.ItemBody
                {
                    Content = "Test Event"
                },
                Importance = Graph.Importance.Low,
                Reminder = 60 * 24
            };

            // The line below will cause an error:
            // Multiple navigation are currently not supported in write requests.
            // await groupFetcher.Calendar.Events.AddEventAsync(@event);

            //calendar.Events.Add(@event);
            //await calendar.SaveChangesAsync();

            await groupFetcher.Events.AddEventAsync(@event);

            return @event;
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> Group()
        {
            var service = AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            var group = (await service).groups
               .Where(i => i.displayName == "Au Residence")
               .Take(1)
               .ExecuteSingleAsync();
            return Json(await group, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> Me()
        {
            var service = AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();
            var messages = (await service).Me.Messages.ExecuteAsync();
            var content = string.Join("
", (await messages).CurrentPage.Select(i => i.Body.Content));
            return Content(content);
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> CreateUnifiedGroupsForProperties()
        {
            var graphService = AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            using (var clientContext = await AuthenticationHelper.GetDemoSiteClientContextAsync())
            {
                var siteProvisioning = new SiteProvisioning(clientContext);
                await siteProvisioning.CreateUnifiedGroupsForPropertiesAsync(await graphService);
            }
            return Content("Success");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> DeleteAllPropertyGroups()
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var groups = await (await service.groups.ExecuteAsync()).GetAllAsnyc();
            var propertyGroups = groups
                .Where(i => i.description == "Property Group")
                .ToArray();

            foreach (var group in propertyGroups)
                await group.DeleteAsync();

            return Content(propertyGroups.Length + " property group(s) have been deleted.");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> AddUserToAllPropertyGroups(string userName)
        {
            var service = await AuthenticationHelper.GetGraphServiceAsync();

            var user = (await service.GetFirstUserAsync(i => i.displayName == userName)) as Graph.User;

            var groups = await (await service.groups.ExecuteAsync()).GetAllAsnyc();
            var propertyGroups = groups
                .Where(i => i.description == "Property Group")
                .ToArray();

            foreach (var group in propertyGroups.OfType<Group>())
            {
                group.members.Add(user);
                try
                {
                    await group.SaveChangesAsync();
                }
                catch { }
            }
            return Content("Success");
        }

        public async Task<ActionResult> TestCreateChannel()
        {
            //please replace <Channel Name> with a new channel name for testing
            string ChannelName = "Test " + DateTime.Now.ToString();

            var token = AuthenticationHelper.GetAccessTokenAsync(AppSettings.DemoSiteServiceResourceId);
            VideoPortalHelper videoPortalHelper = new VideoPortalHelper(await token);

            return Content(await videoPortalHelper.CreateChannelAsync(ChannelName));
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Deep scarlet walls, soft velvet furnishings and sparkling chandeliers will welcome you as you enter this Italian restaurant in Edinburgh. Owned by one of Britain's most popular celebrity chefs, the restaurant is brimming with character and exudes elegance as it is housed in the city's former Assembly Rooms.
We will reserve you an exclusive dining room in this spectacular setting, which still features the original steps, pillars and cornicing from its theatre days. Once comfortably seated, you'll be able to relaxc and uwind away from the woes of the workplace.
If you'd like to order more drinks to keep the merriment flowing, there are plenty of specially selected beers, wines and spirits available at a little extra cost.
The Christmas party menu features a great range of festive menus with something to cater for everyone's tastes and budgets - choose from the two or three course lunch options or the two or three course evening options with a glass of prosecco. Dishes include sumptuous meat, fish and vegetarian dishes that will be sure to tantalise your taste buds with their rustic, Italian flavours.
The two or three course lunch menus start from £14.13 per person excluding VAT, whilst the two or three course evening menus with a glass of prosecco are priced from only £20.79 per person excluding VAT.
Make this a Christmas celebration to remember with an exclusive table at this top restaurant in Edinburgh!


text:
package authoring.eventhandlers;

import javafx.event.EventType;
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent;
import authoring.view.icons.GameObjectIcon;
import authoring.view.levelview.LevelsView;
import authoring.view.levelview.SingleLevelView;

/**
 * Event handler for animation of dragging graphics on the level view.
 * Properties are not updated until drag is released.
 *
 * @author Eli Lichtenberg
 * @author Wesley Valentine
 * @author Kevin Li
 * @author Chris Bernt
 * @author Arjun Jain
 * @author Safkat Islam
 */

public class GameObjGraphicDragHandler implements GameHandler<MouseEvent> {

	private LevelsView myLevelView;

	public GameObjGraphicDragHandler(LevelsView levelView) {
		myLevelView = levelView;
	}

	@Override
	public void handle(MouseEvent event) {
		SingleLevelView slv = myLevelView.getCurrentLevel();
		GameObjectIcon g = (GameObjectIcon) event.getSource();
		double mouseX = event.getSceneX() + slv.getHvalue()
				* (slv.getPaneWidth() - slv.getViewWidth());
		double mouseY = event.getSceneY() + slv.getVvalue()
				* (slv.getPaneHeight() - slv.getViewHeight());
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In shock news today, April 1st, that is the first of April, it was announced that Nick Clegg or David Cameron or Ed Miliband or Nigel Farage or the other one or the other one or the other one (delete according to political preference) did something that was in some way connected to, or similar to, Tindr, Grindr, Uber, Game of Thrones, Katie Hopkins, Zayn Malik, Kim Kardashian, selfie sticks, or something else that's been a Twitter trending topic recently.
The politician said something that seems like the kind of thing a caricature of that politician would say if placed in an amusing situation, and the celebrity/app/TV show/inanimate object responded in an amusing way highlighting their own ignorance or the inferiority of people who like that celebrity/app/TV show/inanimate object.
However, as it is April 1, this news item is meant to be taken as a joke, and in no way to be confused with all the news items you've already seen or will see over the next thirty-six days saying the exact same thing.


As advanced packaging moves into the mainstream, packaging houses and equipment makers are ratcheting up efforts to solve persistent metrology and inspection issues. The goal is to lower the cost of fan-outs, 2.5D and 3D-IC, along with a number of other packaging variants consistent with the kinds of gains that are normally associated with Moore's Law.
Many of these technologies have been under development for more than a decade, but much of that time was spent in researching the viability of these approaches and figuring out how various parts of the supply chain would need to coalesce. Until about two years ago, advanced packaging was seen as just one of several possible options by most chipmakers. Commercial versions of these packages for mainstream applications only started to appear in the past year or so for high-end networking. The iPhone 7, which is based on a wafer-level fan-out, was only introduced last September. And some some chipmakers say they are still waiting to see the impact of EUV on the cost of developing SoCs at the most advanced nodes before deciding what to do next after 28nm.
• Advanced packaging can offer improved throughput between logic, memory and I/O because the interconnects are wider. That can significantly improve performance and reduce RC delay.
• By bridging two or more chips, the distance signals have to travel may be less than across a single die.
• Contention for resources can be reduced by using multiple chips in a package, and so can routing congestion.
• Yields of smaller chips are higher than very large, integrated SoCs.
But the cost of the interconnects, the newness of the packaging flow, and the uncertainty of the outcome still give chipmakers pause before moving to advanced packaging.
There is no shortage of money and effort being thrown at this problem. But so far, the conclusion is that only so much of the inspection and metrology can be automated. As a result, cost savings will have to come from different places.
All of this adds to the overall cost of advanced packaging. There are a number of ways to deal with this. One is to thin out the chips in the package. This is like Moore's Law applied to a third dimension, because what you don't save in 2D area you can save by thinning out wafers.
But thinning adds a new set of problems, because thinner wafers are subject to warpage, cracking, as well as damage in the packaging operation. They also can be destroyed with rough handling in the inspection and metrology.
All companies working in this space report similar issues, as a whole. However, those issues are not necessarily the same from one customer to the next, or from one package design to the next.
Solutions to those problems aren't consistent, either. Even within a particular packaging approach, such as fan-out wafer-level packaging, packaging houses and foundries often use similar technology differently.
Fig. 2: TSV depth mapping. Source: UnitySC.
Even that comes in different flavors because more layers can be added into a package.
Unlike an SoC, where inspection and measurement are two very different steps, the lines tend to blur in advanced packaging because those steps so interdependent. An error of several nanometers could change the characteristics of chips in a package, for example.
What's important here is that combining these two steps can yield cost advantages, both in terms of faster time to yield and quicker identification of defects.
"Inspection has been a major cost adder and it scales with the number of mask layers," said STATS' Marimuthu. "As packaging solutions of the future require a higher number of masks to achieve higher levels of integration, reliance on Inspection is only going to go up. Since 100% inspection is needed to ensure quality and reliability, packaging houses cannot skip inspection in critical layers. Smart, innovative solutions are needed to lower the cost of inspection. To drive costs lower, we move away from circular formats to large, rectangular panel formats. Inspection/metrology solutions at a lower cost of ownership is very essential in this drive.
Still, packaging requires a different way of looking at problems than a single chip. There are more components from more vendors, and more steps in which these devices can be damaged.
That is easier said than done, particularly as the chips inside a package become smaller and thinner and the interconnect density increases.
The cost of a mistake is rising, as well.
After more than five decades of shrinking features, every facet of the supply chain and process has been tweaked for developing chips on a single die. Adding multiple chips into a package can greatly improve the speed, lower the power and eliminate some of the issues that are slowing the migration to the next process nodes, but it will take time to add the kinds of efficiencies and achieve the predictable yields that chipmakers have come to expect over the years.
This hardly raises a barrier to prevent chipmakers from utilizing the benefits of advanced packaging, but it does mean there is room for significant improvement in the process and methodology—and huge cost savings from both of those.
Mark Bohr opens up on the company's push into multi-chip solutions, and upcoming issues at 7nm and 5nm.
Advanced packaging goes mainstream, creating ripples throughout the back-end of the semiconductor industry.
Tooling challenges increase as advanced packaging ramps up.


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United We Stand. Divided We Fall.
Effectively the film is about four characters; Captain America (Steve Rogers), Ironman (Tony Stark), Winter Soldier (Bucky Barnes), and Black Panther (T'Challa), driven by a misunderstanding, a Hydra experiment, the fear of power and differing views of safeguarding the world. The lead up to Civil War with the previous MCU films sets the stage for the fracture between Ironman and Captain America and why after being united for so long they are divided in their views of how their powers should be used. Not just an action blockbuster that satisfies with memorable fight sequences, Civil War raises the emotional stakes and compels the viewer with its treatment of the multiple characters featuring in the film. A definite worthwhile watch.
Beyond the four main 'heroes' featured, there is the main antagonist, Zemo. While not featured as a key character driving the events in the film, Zemo serves as a necessary reminder to the Avengers of the effects their actions have on the larger world, on the people they are meant to protect. Zemo's inclusion in the story was a strikingly smart move by the writers, because not just does he represent a reflection of the Avengers mistakes, but he substantiates the events that occurred in the previous films, in particular Avengers: Age of Ultron. The subtle nature in which Zemo goes about trying to exact his revenge on those responsible for his pain sets him apart from the usual superhero villain we see. Zemo isn't just forced into the role of being the antagonist, but is instead conveyed as a character whom has a genuine reason for committing the acts he has done. While Zemo's actions may not be "right", the audience comes to understand the rationale behind why and despite his lacking presence as a main antagonist, he is a completely memorable character in how he adds to the overall events in the film that focuses on the conflict and fracture between Captain America and Ironman.
Now, Civil War does stand as an Avenger 2.5 with the multiple Avengers characters featured, but after watching the film I get why Civil War is attached to Captain America. Captain America is the star of the film more so than any other character, he drives the events in the film and gets the most focus in trying to stop something really bad from happening. His actions compel other characters to react and the decisions he makes at the end of the film help set the stage for future Marvel Films.
In regards to some of the multiple characters featured in the film, I am so glad Ant-Man/Giant Man and Spider-Man were included in the cast. Those two characters add a much needed mellow and energetic feel to the tense events in the film, in particular the massive Leipzig/Halle Airport battle scene. The lighter tone their characters bring definitely balanced out the seriousness and complimented it at the same time. That airport battle scene could have been a mess, it could have failed completely and fallen flat on its head with the viewers being lost in the action, but thanks to way each of the characters were presented and handled by Marvel Studios, a bunch of personality is injected into the battle balancing out the chaos. Every single character featured in that battle was highlighted in some manner or form and not just through their fighting capabilities, but in how they react to the other characters they are facing off against. As a result, we as viewers are forced back into looking at the battle as not just an action sequence but an event which drives the story and means something to the characters involved.
One point which I cannot go further without mentioning, Bucky and T'Challa were phenomenal. While the film was about the story of Tony and Steve, Bucky and T'Challa featured just as much serving key roles in driving the story and setting the stage for future MCU films. Given the manner in how Civil War introduces T'Challa and the importance of his character, I cannot wait for the Black Panther film coming out in 2018. T'Challa was given room to develop as both a super hero and a King. The events in the film highlight both the strength and wisdom in T'Challa's actions and choices; once he realised the darkness within himself he became aware of how consumed by it he had become. This allowed T'Challa to take a step back from his limitations and view the events unravelling around him in a much larger perspective.
As for Bucky, what an absolute badass. The struggle between being a Hydra weapon and a man he has forgotten allows his character to transition from being an antagonist in the previous Captain America film to a character seeking redemption. Bucky isn't given much reason to believe in the good inside himself but thanks to the persistent efforts of Steve helping remind Bucky of the man he was and can still become, Bucky finds the motivation to want to be redeemed. While Bucky may not be able to return to being who he was in the past, he finds life in the relationship he has with Steve.
A short mention to the other characters, wonderful job Marvel has done highlighting Falcon and what he can do. Personally, I wasn't much of a Falcon fan before but with Civil War, the way he is handled has certainly changed my impression of him being an actual Avenger. He was quite badass in this film. Black Widow may not have featured strongly in the film, but her action sequence at the start was fantastic and exhilarating. The brutal nature in how she disposed of her opponents was a spectacle. Also looking forward to seeing Wanda and Vision's relationship furthering developing, especially with Vision now being compelled by his "love" for Wanda, a completely foreign emotion to him. Hawkeye may be a grossly underrated character, but he is exceptionally cool. War Machine was Iron Patriot War Machine.
The way the writer's handled all the featured characters stories and developed them fleshed out not only their larger role in the MCU but also the conflict between Iron man and Captain America. None of the characters fighting were wrong per se, they all fought for what they believed was right based on past experiences and events. Overall, Civil War completely impressed in story, action, emotion and superhero goodness. Which is why Civil War became the first film I have went out of my way to see again in the cinemas.
Enjoyment level: 9.5/10
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saw the movie, it rocked, the humor was well kepted to a minimum, sad that war machine had to retire but I loved vision's scenes with wanda. It helps him show he's becoming more human in a sense. hope bucky returns again someday when they can cure his brainwashing.
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Iran Linked to Al-Qaeda?
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Published by Stephen Lendman at January 13, 2021
Iran Linked to Al Qaeda?
by Stephen Lendman (stephenlendman.org – Home – Stephen Lendman)
In 2003, the Bush/Cheney regime falsely linked made-in-the USA Al-Qaeda to Iran.
In 2004, it linked toppled Iraqi Saddam Hussein's regime to the US created and supported terrorist organization, along with ISIS and like-minded jihadists.
Saddam was and Iran is their mortal enemies, the US and its imperial partners their sponsors.
They provide funds, arms, training and direction for their fighters, used as imperial foot soldiers in the Middle East, Central Asia and elsewhere.
Despite no evidence linking Al-Qaeda to Saddam's Iraq, plenty showing it was made-in-the-USA, GW Bush once astonishingly said:
"The reason I keep insisting that there was a relationship between Iraq and Saddam and Al Qaeda (is) because there was a relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda (sic)."
Draw your own conclusion about a reviled figure at end of his devastating to peace and the rule of law tenure.
Cheney reinvented reality by falsely claiming "overwhelming…evidence" of an Iraqi link to Al-Qaeda under Saddam — a bald-faced Big Lie.
Virtually everything claimed about nations free from US control is malicious slander.
On Monday, Pompeo defied reality by falsely accusing Iran of ties to Al-Qaeda, claiming the Trump regime has few options in confronting the group because it's "burrowed inside" the Islamic Republic (sic).
No evidence supported his phony claim because there is none.
He lied like countless times before.
As Trump regime CIA director before becoming its bully-in-chief on the world stage, he infamously said:
"We lied. We cheated. We stole. We had entire training courses," adding:
"It reminds you of the glory of the American experiment" — its war on humanity at home and worldwide.
While masquerading as chief US diplomat, he wrecked relations with other countries instead of fostering cooperative ones.
He won't be missed when gone. Nor will Trump and other regime hardliners, a new rogue bunch to replace them.
Whenever transition of power occurs, dirty business as usual continuity doesn't miss a beat.
Iran has no links to Al-Qaeda or other terrorist organizations. No evidence suggests it.
Phony claims otherwise by Pompeo are recognized worldwide as bald-faced Big Lies.
He has days left in office to proliferate them officially against Iran and other nations free from US imperial control.
In response to falsely claiming an Iranian/Al-Qaeda link, Islamic Republic Foreign Minister Zarif accused him of "warmongering lies."
Earlier US claims of Iranian links to Al-Qaeda and other (US created and supported) terrorist organizations were long ago debunked as Big Lies.
An unnamed former US intelligence official explained that Iran is Al-Qaeda's mortal enemy, adding:
Claims otherwise by US officials known for Big Lies "should be viewed warily."
Virtually every accusation made by Trump, Pompeo and other regime hardliners against nations unwilling to subordinate their sovereignty to a higher power in Washington are bald-faced Big Lies.
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Man, 36, admits to 96 charges of child sex abuse
A man has plead guilty to 96 counts of child sex abuse.
David Wilson, 36, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, admitted the charges at Ipswich Crown Court.
The charges, which took 30 minutes to read out and for Wilson to enter guilty pleas, included causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, causing a child to watch a sexual act, and arranging or facilitating the sexual exploitation of a child.
Wilson also admitted making unwarranted demands for indecent images of a child with menace, threatening to post an indecent image on social media if they did not comply.
Judge Rupert Overbury adjourned the case for sentencing on 12 January to allow time for the Probation Service to prepare a report "to deal with dangerousness".
He told Wilson: "You have been advised that you may receive an extended sentence.
"I would think that's highly likely but I will listen to everything put before me very carefully.
"I won't pre-judge anything at all."
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