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Q: jQuery Validation addMethod - Check if same domain I'm trying to check whether a URL is from the same domain with jQuery Validation addMethod.
Here's what i got so far, but it doesn't seem to be working:
jQuery.validator.addMethod("domain", function(value, element) {
            return this.optional(element) || /^http:\/\/testsite.com/.test(value);
        }, "The URL doesn't match.");

        $("#url_form").validate({
          rules: {
            url: {
              required: true,
              url: true,
              domain : true
            }
          }
        });

A: Got it figured out. Might be a better way to do, but this worked for me:
jQuery.validator.addMethod("domain", function(value, element) {
            return this.optional(element) || /^(http:\/\/www\.|https:\/\/www\.|http:\/\/|https:\/\/)testsite.com/.test(value);
        }, "The URL must be on the same Site domain");

A: I use parseUri for all my url's comparison. Might be useful in your case.

A: I have made a modification on jquery.validade.js, to accept a url without http://. Please download it from http://www.tream.com.br/jquery.validate.js.
Usage:
url: true


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Wine Harlots were at the Loire Valley Wine Dinner: An Evening of Vouvray, at the Westgate Hotel, part of the San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival. The entire meal was paired with the French white wine, and it was a revelation. The food and wine pairings were inspired. The wine prices were remarkable – ranging from reasonable to shockingly inexpensive.
We started the evening with a sparkler, the Clos de Nouys Vouvray NV, with lemon and green apple notes and lovely minerality with a suggested retail of under $10 USD. Seriously. Wine Harlots guessed the price would be in the mid-$20 mark, and were pleasantly surprised. Of the eight wines we drank, seven of them ranged from $10-26 dollars, only the delicious dessert wine, Domaine Foreau Moelleux Vouvray 2005 came in north of a Grant at $70. Really amazing Quality Price Ratio, shattering the myth that French wines are expensive.
Another myth shattered at the dinner – the "only red wine with red meat" guideline was totally destroyed. Chef Patrice Olivon's Black Angus Beef Osso Bucco Henry IV was perfectly matched with the Domaine Huet Le Mont Sec Vouvray 2007 with a retail price of $26 and successfully challenged the red wine edict. The acid in the Vouvray cut cleanly through the fattiness of the dish and it was a revelation. The take-away is not to be timid about wine and food pairings, try things out and play with your food. You'll be glad you did!
Full Disclosure: Wine Harlots were guests of the Loire Valley Wine Bureau, coordinated by Benson Marketing.


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Musical Mondays Week 59 Passing Strange
By Cameron H., February 11, 2019 in How Did This Get Made?
So between this and The Last Five Years we've done two shows in a row that are basically fictionalized autobiographies. What's next?
16 hours ago, Cakebug Tranch said:
Tom, how was the experience of the live performance? I imagine with a half-full audience it wasn't as riotous as the filmed version. What do you recall?
I had a blast! Even though it wasn't a full house, the energy was awesome.
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4 hours ago, Cinco DeNio said:
Purple Rain?
Also, these were both film versions of stage production.
3 hours ago, WatchOutForSnakes said:
I should have been more specific. I mean shows written by the people who are their subjects. The stage productions were written by their subjects. There are movies like Coal Miner's Daughter, What's Love Got to Do With It? and others that are based on peoples' autobiographies but not written by the subjects.
13 hours ago, Cinco DeNio said:
I believe I am the next pick and now may have to rethink everything!
Great Musical, I really enjoyed it a lot. The Cast and The Band were on point... The Opening song (Prologue "We Might Play all Night") was one of my favourites and I hope it was longer.
About what was said before... I feel I can't really say if Spike Lee significantly help on improving the overall quality of the show but I did enjoyed learning ( when I whatched the credits ) that the D.P. or cinematographer was Matthew Libatique who I love since Requiem For A Dream up to the recent A Star Is Born. IMHO I want to give credit to Matty for doing his thing, because I feel his work showed and he helped capture a lot of key moments in the best way possible.
23 hours ago, Cam Bert said:
No I clocked that from near the start (anytime a protagonist is unnamed brace yourself for a big reveal later) and I want to even say there is a reference to it early on. I can't remember what exactly, I think maybe referring to choir group as we. The one thing I liked that I didn't fully notice right away was the boy was wearing a red shirt the entire time and Stew is wearing a red shirt as well.
They had to signal that externally because "vatsinsideisjustalie".
Also both Stew (The Narrator) and Youth wear the same red Converse Chuck Taylor's All-Star Shoes
If anyone here is interested... Someone uploaded the entire Tony Awards from 2008 to YouTube. That Year Passing Strange was nominated... Their performance starts at the 22min:38sec mark
https://youtu.be/d5YUhlHRF7o
6 hours ago, IMAHUGEHDTGMFAN said:
I didn't know that about Matthew Libatique. I loved Requiem for a Dream. Didn't care for A Star is Born but that's not his fault. I'll have to check out his other movies.
Don't miss The Fountain, Black Swan and Ruby Sparks
I just wanted to say I just bought the soundtrack and I love it 🥰
On 2/15/2019 at 12:02 PM, IMAHUGEHDTGMFAN said:
Saw Black Swan. Will check out the others.
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On 2/16/2019 at 8:52 AM, Cameron H. said:
Me too! And while I'm a bit sad that this pick didn't generate all that much discussion (I dipped out for a week, accidentally), I'm very happy that everyone liked it! I think we can all agree that this was my second best ever MM pick!
45 minutes ago, Cakebug Tranch said:
I like the music more and more each time I hear it! Thanks for picking this as I would not have known it existed
1 hour ago, Cameron H. said:
I think this would be like Repo! The Genetic Opera for me where I get far more out of the music without the visual "distractions". The Last Five Years as well, come to think of it.
Thank you for making us watch this! I really did love it.
I meant Passing Strange not the movie that shall not be named...
Weird. I don't remember that scene in the movie with Ann-Margret at all!
46 minutes ago, Cinco DeNio said:
Taylor Anne's going to be so mad that you brought up baked beans
Just now, Cakebug Tranch said:
In for a penny, in for a pound

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Sanders campaign apologizes to pro-Palestine activists threatened with arrest
By Jesse Byrnes - 10/06/15 08:20 AM EDT
Sen. Bernie Sanders Bernie SandersDemocrats call on Biden to step up virus response We are America's independent contractors, and we are terrified Overnight Health Care — Biden's Supreme Court setback MORE's (I-Vt.) Democratic presidential campaign is apologizing to pro-Palestine college students who were threatened with arrest, apparently for displaying signs in an overflow area outside a Sanders rally.
Boston Students for Justice in Palestine activists said they were asked to put away signs at the Boston event on Saturday which read: "Will Ya #feeltheBern 4 Palestine??!" The message alluded to the popular social media phrase that has become synonymous with Sanders's surge in the polls.
"They told us to either put the sign away or leave," Sana Hashmani, one of the student activists, told The Intercept website, which first reported the incident. "We asked why, and they said that Bernie's campaign staff had said the sign had to go."
A cellphone video posted to the group's Facebook page shows a woman telling the activists that the "Bernie team" wanted the sign taken down before the students would be allowed to stay. Seconds later, a security officer tells an activist that he is trespassing and needs to leave or he will be arrested.
Sanders's campaign manager Jeff Weaver told Boston.com on Monday that the incident "100 percent" should not have happened, describing the person who told the activists to take the sign down was a "low-level volunteer" and wouldn't be working on future campaign events.
"We've communicated to our staff to make sure nothing like this happens again," Weaver said, according to the news outlet, adding that he reached out to the students on behalf of the campaign to apologize.
The Sanders event on Saturday in Boston drew more than 20,000 people and was among the candidate's most popular events of the 2016 cycle in his bid to challenge Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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On our drive from Cedaredge, Colorado through Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon, we were treated to seeing lots of wildlife such as Moose, Black Bear, Caribou and Mountain Goat. Our 2015 season started out pretty well as we arrived at All Gold Creek, Yukon in early June. There were many chores to accomplish before any mining could take place, some of which were to trench in and lay pipe our spring fed water reservoir which I had built last season that supplies all of our camp water requirements for our clothes washer and to our newly constructed Green House. Other chores were to install the mechanical improvements that I made over the off season for the Gold Trommel (wash plant) to help increase its capacity and efficiency over the 2014 season. In addition, we made several trips to Dawson City for hardware, supplies and to fill our 275 gallon drinking water totes and refill our 100lb Propane Tanks, I also had to service the Bobcat #341 Excavator, which survived the super cold (-50 deg F) 2014 Yukon Winter without a hitch. It took all of about two weeks to get all these things done before we could actually start gold mining.
This year, we brought along my new Bobcat T590 Track Loader (supplied by Bobcat of the Rockies – Grand Junction, CO.) to aid in moving tailings and to re-supply excavated pay dirt to the staging area where we feed the trommel (formally all done by me with the excavator). This is now Janna's job as she has become somewhat of a hack with the operation of the Loader (did I mention it is heated and air conditioned as well, which Janna adores). This has really proved out to be a good move as I can now feed the trommel continuously until such time when more pay dirt needs to be excavated from the cut, it does add some overhead fuel and maintenance expenses however. My good friend Todd Swift at Ward Equipment Sales also supplied us with a new set of Prowler pallet forks for the Bobcat Loader which made moving palletized and other items a walk in the park. He also provided us with a new set of Prowler rubber excavator tracks for the Bobcat 341 in 2014 which have proven out to be a tough addition against the brutal Yukon terrain. If you ever have a need for Mini Excavator or Skid Steer supplies, parts and attachments, just give Todd a call at 877-477-6953 or visit their web site at prowlertracks.com and he will fix you up with the best deal around and Free shipping too.
In picking up where we left off last year, we had to excavate several hundred yards of pay dirt from our cut in the place we named "The Hole". We named it that as it is in an area down low near the creek which gets very little sunlight and only late in the morning does it show keeping "The "Hole" a very cool place. Our gold recovery was looking pretty fair until our cut ran out as we hit frozen ground (permafrost) once again.
Marcel (the claim owner) and his crew had began the process of clearing the cut's upper surface thawed permafrost and to rip the frozen underlayment but it just wasn't going to provide us with the good paying dirt anytime soon or even this season despite their efforts. We wound up moving out of this cut area to other locations upstream but the gold, although there, just wasn't there in a quantity needed to make it economical to mine. We are hoping that our original cut will be thawed, cleared and mineable for the 2016 season.
Our final tally this season, and after coming home early, was 2,131 cubic yards of dirt processed with about 10 ounces of gold recovered which just about covered our overhead expenses, royalties to Marcel and travel expenses but unfortunately didn't put anything in our pocket for the hard work performed. Such as it is, gold mining is a gamble at best and is certainly not an easy task, which Janna and I have learned. Not to be discouraged however, 2016 will still be a fun adventure with the prospect of bringing home a pile of gold which is still very much in the cards.
Also this year, we were able to meet and speak to Freddy Dodge (Gold Rush cast member) who we bumped into and had good conversation with at the Dawson Hardware Store. What a great person and a fellow Coloradoan to boot. We also had Tony Beets visit our camp to see Marcel but we were only able to see him pass us by as he left the camp. His wife, Minnie and one of his sons were seen at the Yukon miners Ball in Dawson as was Chris Dumont and Parker Schnabel. Later on in the season, my girlfriend Janna and a few of the other Girls from camp on their "Girl's Night Out", had cocktails and enjoyed the entertainment at Girdle's in Dawson and met up with Todd and Jack Hoffman, Freddy Dodge and Dave Turin and their wives. The girls were asked to sign waivers as the Gold Rush film crew was there filming the interaction with the cast members. The Girls seized the opportunity, and posed with some of the cast taking some great memorable pictures. Who knows, they may show the exchange on the air sometime on one of the Gold Rush episodes or "The Dirt", wouldn't that be something!
Until next year, Regards and God Bless!