The information found in the official documentation is not very extensive, and this blog post hopes to extend on the information found there. I have already blogged about private deployment with SQL Server Compact 4.0, and have an overview post here.
For applications targeting .NET 3.5 SP1, no additional software is required.
For applications targeting .NET 4.0, either .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or the VC++ 2005 SP1 redistributable (for x86 and/or x64) is required.
Make sure the 3.5 SP2 runtime is properly installed, on x64 machines you must install both the x86 and x64 runtimes.
Let us assume that the requirements above are fulfilled (notice that Windows 7 includes .NET 3.5 SP1). So what else is required – let's make a Console app and find out! Our goal is to create an application, that runs without SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP2 already installed, on both x64 and x86 systems. Notice that the instructions below works, no matter if your application targets "x86" (the 32 bit .NET Framework on all platforms, "Any CPU" (either the 32 or 64 bit .NET Framework), or x64 (the 64 bit Framework exclusively).
Now we must include the unmanaged SQL Server Compact C++ runtime files, each set of files in their own folder, which are platform specific. So create 2 folders in the project, one named x86 for the 32 bit files, and one named AMD64 (not x64!) for the 64 bit files.
NOTE: This convention, based on the value of the PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE environment variable is a special SQL Server Compact feature.
Now we must locate the required files. If you are using a 32 bit machine, only the 32 bit files are installed on your machine, and you must manually extract the 64 bit files to a folder as described here. I am using (like most these days) a x64 machine, and it has the most recent files for both platforms already installed. Make sure that all files you include have the exact same file version, or you will fail. The 3.5 SP2 file version is 3.5.8080.0, you can view the file version in Windows Explorer.
Now build the project, and look in the bin/debug folder, to make sure all files are copied with the project output. You can now test that private deployment works either by uninstalling the 3.5 SP2 runtimes or on a PC without the runtimes installed.
If you are using only ADO.NET "Classic" (no LINQ to SQL or Entity Framework), this is all you need for private deployment. If you initialize a LINQ to SQL DataContext with a SqlCeConnection object, as I describe here, no additional configuration is required.
name="Microsoft SQL Server Compact Data Provider 3.5"
type="System.Data.SqlServerCe.SqlCeProviderFactory, System.Data.SqlServerCe, Version=3.5.1.50, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=89845dcd8080cc91"
It is a great guide.Thank you! I have a question here: right now I am working on a windows application written in C++ (MFC), and i want to deploy SQL compact with it. So that every time used exchanged data with the embedded SQL compact, the data will be synchronized with the SQL database on a remote server. The main reason to do so is to speed up the data storage speed. Is there a way to deploy SQL compact with C++ project? All the guides I found so far use C# project.
Hi Jen: I am not sure about C++, but I think you can simply include all the files with your app.
[A]System.Data.SqlServerCe.SqlCeConnection cannot be cast to [B]System.Data.SqlServerCe.SqlCeConnection. Type A originates from 'System.Data.SqlServerCe, Version=3.5.1.50, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=89845dcd8080cc91' in the context 'Default' at location 'C:\Users\michael\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\ComicBookCollector\ComicBookCollector\bin\Debug\System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll'. Type B originates from 'System.Data.SqlServerCe, Version=3.5.1.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=89845dcd8080cc91' in the context 'Default' at location 'C:\Windows\assembly\GAC_MSIL\System.Data.SqlServerCe\3.5.1.0__89845dcd8080cc91\System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll'.
I have created the database using your sql server compact extension in vs 2010.
Do you know whats wrong here? How can I prevent my application to use the old version of SQLServerCE dll in the GAC or how to remove it from / update in GAC?
I have solved the problem. It seems that in the config file the mapping to the newer version was wrong, I changed the attribute value 3.5.1.0-3.5.1.50 to just 3.5.1.50 and everything is fine.
Thank you Erik! This is useful.
The 'Microsoft.SQLSERVER.CE.OLEDB.3.5' provider is not registered on the local machine.
You cannot use the OLEDB provider with private deployment, only the ADO.NET provider, and using the OLEDB provider form .NET with SQL Compact is not supported.
Message=Unable to load the native components of SQL Server Compact corresponding to the ADO.NET provider of version 8080. Install the correct version of SQL Server Compact. Refer to KB article 974247 for more details.
Tarek: Please share more information, is all DLL files present and correct under the .exs folder? What type of app? Did you install/extarct both x86 and x64 MSIs?
Huge help. Thanks for putting this out there.
I am having problems in building a setup project for my application deploying privately SQL Server 3.5 SP2. I have followed your steps and if I copy the Release/Debug folder to another pc it works great! When I use either InstallShieldLE or WIX I get an System.Data.SqlServerCe error. Is there anything in app.config that I should take in mind?
nmichael: What is the error? and is the correct version of the dll present in the project root and included as content?
nmichael: I am not good with greek, and the comments here is probably not the best forum for ClickOnce support. Suggest you start by implementing proper execption logging/handling, and maybe ask in the MSDN form.
Have you successfully created a setup project with the private deployment of SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP2? I mean private deployment of SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP2 is compatible with setup project right?
Thank you for your help Erik! Everything is as it should be, your instruction steps in privately deploying SQL CE work like a charm! Indeed one can create a setup project without any hassle. My problem was with the Windows Program Files read/write permissions! thanks for your time again!
Hi, thanks for the great article! I still have an issue when launching the application on x86 systems. I get an DllNotFoundException for the sqlceme35.dll. I checked the application's directory, but all of the .dll files are copied correctly (to both, x86 and AMD64 folder).
Has anyone the same issue or an idea what the problem might be?
Maui: wrong dll file in x86 folder, or using wrong Ado.net dll. You can email me your project, and I will have a look.
Hi Eric! Your article is great and helped me a lot, thanks! But I got the same DllNotFoundException for the sqlceme35.dll as Maui. I running winXP on my virtual machine. Do you have any solution for this problem?
What do you mean by "using wrong Ado.net dll"? And where exactly in my project's output folder should be amd64 and x86 directories?
I also have tested my app on other machine running Win7 and without SQL Server CE installed. App worked only in release, but it worked!!
Elena: What is the Platform target of your project?
Thank you for your help by e-mail! My problem really was that I used EF 4 with SqlServerCE 3.5! After I took 4.0 version there was only one thing that I had to do - install on my WinXP virtual machine Visual C++ 2008 Runtime Libraries, on other machines all works perfectly!
Hello Erik, Thank you for your informative blog entry. I did what you explained step by step even several times but failed every time. When I debug my project, execution stops at SQLCeConnection class' Open() method throwing "Unspecified error"
I don't know where to start searching for this error.
Thank you for your fast reply. How can I send you my project?
Hi Erik,I checked SqlServerCe properties, My assembly version is 3.5.1.0 and I m getting following error msg 'Unable to load native components'. What should I do?
Srinivas: then you are using the wrong dll, assembly version must be 3,5,1,50!
Thanx a lot fr ur guidance Erik, I made all the required changes, It perfectly works with x86 mode, but when I change Target Platform to 'ANY CPU',it displays following error, "Unable to load dll'sqlceme35.dll"The specified module could not be found",Could you please tell me what is to e done?
Thank u Erik. But in my project, The target platform must be 'ANY CPU' as it's the client requirement.I'm using VS2005 n CE3.5, o.s is Windows 8.1.is thr any possibility to make my app. work on 'ANY CPU'?
Srini: you are the technician, not the client, and x86 will Work with any cpu! Yes, it is possible, but many circumstances can make any cpu break, in particular with 3,5 SP2! Will be happy to assist further on consultancy basis!
thanx a lot Erik ! Wil refer ur articles regarding this issue!
I am using a private install for SQL CE 3.5, but KB974247 causes some problem. I would like to use DBProvider and AssemblyBinding in my app config to override the GAC, but I can't seem to get it to work. Is it possible?
I have two apps that use 3.5 and the first I upgraded to 4.0 with no problems. The second one I struggled for two days with it until I came across your post. I copied the two folders and set the dll's to copy always and it worked like a charm. Thanks so much!!!!!!!


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The world's oldest surviving film clip was filmed at Oakwood Grange, then the home of Joseph and Sarah Whitley. The location is now part of a Roundhay Park in Leeds, Yorkshire, England. The film-clip can be seen Youtube. it was originally filmed on October 14, 1888. We can argue that the world-wide film industry started life in an English garden. The clip lasts only for two seconds. It shows two men and two women in a Victorian garden. They move round each other in a dance-like sequence. The garden scene has a large bay window from which steps lead to what looks like a gravel terrace but could also be a lawn. Behind the 'dancers' is a heavy Victorian shrubbery with deciduous trees and, one assumes, evergreen shrubs. The cast are in Victorian dress. This was an age in which ladies and gentlemen enjoyed gardens but employed labourers to do the work, though even gardeners tended to dress more like office workers than the dungareed workers of the early twentieth century. See Roundhay Park, Leeds, UK.
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Neil Francis: Back to the drawing board for sloppy Irish
Without a set-piece platform Irish had nowhere to turn, writes Neil Francis
Ireland's Sean O'Brien is tackled by Ben Morgan (l) and Dylan Hartley during England's emphatic 30-9 victory in the Six Nations at Twickenham yesterday
It's not a coincidence that three years after 'Bloodgate' Dean Richards makes his long awaited comeback after being in the rugby wilderness.
https://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/six-nations/comment-analysis/neil-francis-back-to-the-drawing-board-for-sloppy-irish-26833451.html
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The English giant took the rap for other people's mistakes and finds himself starting anew with the Newcastle Falcons. Not since the early 1980s when Richards was in his pomp did we see an English scrum dismantle their Irish counterparts to such an extent.
Anyone with even a superficial understanding of the game would realise that a team's sense of surety is based on what it can do at scrum time. Ireland first and foremost are a setpiece team -- if you don't have a setpiece then you got nothing.
I can sympathise with what happened yesterday to Ireland's tight forwards. In the harshest Hesperia's of the soul having to pack down against an opposing unit who mentally have got your number is something that is extremely difficult. It is very hard to undo that torrent of ascendancy once one side claims hold of it. If you were not acquainted with the discourses of this phase of play here is my tuppence worth.
Over the term that Greg Feek has been in charge he has sought a holistic approach, 'everybody scrums', to the way Ireland and Leinster scrum. They have been rarely found wanting and you would give them credit for being able to think on their feet and sort out any issues at half-time. From the first few scrums it was obvious England had done their homework and with the conditions yesterday at Twickenham with a fairly limited game plan England knew they would profit if they applied themselves to the fundamentals.
I felt subtle differences in the way both teams scrummaged -- Ben Morgan for England when he packs down at 8 actually was putting power and energy in from his position and he also looked like he was working hard to keep his second row of Parling and Botha together and tight.
On the other side of the scrum Jamie Heaslip in direct contrast did nothing of the sort and only later in the day when it was too late, or he was told by Rory Best, did he decide to actually pack down. Heaslip of course took the hit when the packs engaged but you could not see any power coming through and Ireland's second row split and were lose as a result of it.
Another factor here is the absence of Paul O'Connell. He is Ireland's strongest scrummaging second row. He also would not have allowed what England were doing to Ireland's scrum yesterday to happen. Mike Ross went down three times yesterday before he went off. I am not sure whether it was ribs or a back injury, either way he was struggling before he came off. I have never seen Best under such pressure and it's rare that you get a combination of missing the strike and your scrum disintegrating -- normally its one or the other. Alex Corbisiero stayed pretty compact and made hay as the right hand side of the scrum went forward.
I'm not just saying this as a former second row but most of the power of the drive comes from the second row. I wouldn't have considered Botha, who is a converted back rower, and Jeff Parling as Olympian athletes but they stayed bound and tight and much lower than our second rows and their endurance of labour paid dividends.
England should have made greater use of this ascendancy as the undeviating steadiness of purpose which is normally a consistent parameter of Ireland's play vanished on the day. I'm not sure about this guy Ben Morgan. He is a powerful runner but he's not much of a footballer but he does give one priceless commodity, he does go forward. His skill levels though at the base of the scrum yesterday were very poor and would not stand up to close scrutiny if you compare and contrast them with his predecessor Dean Richards all those years ago.
Owen Farrell, who confounded me with his maturity and his game management, irrespective of whether he was playing behind a dominant pack, had to direct the game for England despite the vagaries of Lee Dickson's service. In the 54th minute Farrell chipped through from lose play and the ball flowed enough on the water-tabled pitch and it was unsafe for Tomas O'Leary to chance that the ball would travel over the goal line and he had to carry it over. It would be scrum five for England and the end of the match as a meaningful contest.
England got the drive on and Ireland yielded. Nigel Owens, the referee, prematurely blew his whistle for a penalty. The ball had scooted loose just as he was blowing his whistle, Morgan being unable to control the ball, and Parling had shot through to score. Owens went to the TMO. The try was not given but the penalty was awarded instead. England did not relent nor did the crowd and you could tell what was going to happen as an England pack was buoyed by a buzz of anticipation.
England's scrum went forward once again in a controlled fashion. There was no jolt or sudden change in direction and once again Morgan was unable to control it at the base of the scrum. The ball was out and Andrew Trimble was behind his try-line and on-side before he came out and stopped the England No8 dead in his tracks. In a bullshit decision Owens headed for the posts to award a penalty try and that was effectively the end of the game.
Ireland, though, couldn't complain. It probably would have happened at the next scrum.
There were so many errors in this game that you suspected the chastity of the try line would remain intact irrespective of whether there were penalty tries or not. Ben Young's in the 73rd minute finally took advantage of what his forwards were doing in front of him and after another cattle herding when Ireland were yanked off their own put-in, Young tapped and went himself. Ireland were oblivious to any proper form of resistance at this stage.
The All Blacks who might or might not have been watching with one eye closed might just be thinking ahead to June and have thought that we'll scrum these guys to death rather than throw the ball around. There will be one hell of a post-mortem on this one -- without doubt Ireland's worst performance under Kidney's tenure.
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When Jeff Holden recently lost his tiny Yorkshire terrier Dobby, he went into panic mode. The Spokane Valley, Washington resident printed and posted fliers, knocked on doors in his neighborhood, posted in lost and found groups on Facebook and Craigslist, and even took out a photo ad in a local paper. He tried everything, but even the dog's microchip company couldn't help.
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Q: Can't get this Java program to work Okay changed the code a bit, but the program still doesn't work properly. I want to be able to enter type of product (fruit) in the java console when program is run, enter any type of fruit (bananas, apples or oranges) and then enter a qty.
import java.util.*;

public class demo {

public static void main(String[] args) {

    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

    String str[] = { "Bananas", "Apples", "Oranges" };
    double price[] = { 2.09, 2.59, 2.25 };
    int i = 0;
    int j = 0;

    System.out.print("Enter type of product: ");
    String string = sc.nextLine();
    if ("fruit".equals(string)) {
        while (i < str.length) {
            while (j < price.length) {
                System.out.print(str[i++] + ": " + "£" + (price[j++]) + "p per bag \n");

            }
        }
    }
    System.out.print("\n");
    System.out.print("Enter which type of " + string + ": ");

    String string1 = sc.nextLine();

    boolean strs = "bananas".equals(string1);
    boolean strs1 = "apples".equals(string1);
    boolean strs2 = "oranges".equals(string1);
    if (strs) {
        System.out.print("Enter qty of " + str[0] + " (by bag): ");
    }

    if (strs1) {
        System.out.print("Enter qty of " + str[1] + " (by bag): ");

    }
    if (strs2) {
        System.out.print("Enter qty of " + str[2] + " (by bag): ");
    }

    int qty = sc.nextInt();
    int[] a = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };
    int h = 1;
    if ((a[h] == (qty)) && (strs) || (strs1) || (strs2)){
        System.out.print("\n");
        System.out.print(qty + " bag(s) of " + string1 + " have been added to your basket, " + "total costing £"
                + (qty) * price[0] + "p");

        }
    }
}

Any more ideas?

A: Error is at String string = sc.next("fruit"); either change it to sc.nextLine()  or Something like below
public static void main(String[] args) {

Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

String str[] = { "Bananas", "Apples", "Oranges" };
double stk[] = { 1.09, 1.59, 1.25 };
int i = 0;
int j =0;

try {
    System.out.print("Enter type of product: ");
    String string = sc.next();

    while (i < str.length) {
        while (j < stk.length) {
        System.out.print(str[i++] + ": " + "£" + (stk[j++]) + "p per bag \n");

        }
    }
    System.out.print("\n");
    System.out.print("Enter which type of "+string+": ");
    String string1 = sc.next();
    if(string1 != null) {
        System.out.print("Enter qty of "+string1+ "(per bag) \n");
    }
    String string2 = sc.next();
    if(string2 != null) {
            System.out.print("Enter qty of " +string2+ "(in lbs) \n");

    }
    String string3 = sc.next();
    if (string3 != null) {
            System.out.print("Enter qty of " +string3+ "(in lbs) \n");

    }

} catch (Exception e) {
    System.out.println("Eror");
    e.printStackTrace();
    }
}

A: You have mistake is Reading strings.
Replace
String string = sc.next("fruit");          // Line 17
String string1 = sc.next("bananas");       // Line 26
String string2 = sc.next("apples");        // Line 30
String string3 = sc.next("oranges");       // Line 35

With
String string = sc.nextLine();             // Line 17
String string1 = sc.nextLine();            // Line 26
String string2 = sc.nextLine();            // Line 30
String string3 = sc.nextLine();            // Line 35

If you want to check the String entered , then make use of following code:-
if(string.equals("fruit")){
   // statements
}

A: You are getting a InputMismatchException that, according to the JavaDoc, is

thrown by a Scanner to indicate that the token retrieved does not
  match the pattern for the expected type, or that the token is out of
  range for the expected type.

So if you don't write "fruit" as you requested (String string = sc.next("fruit")), the execution terminates with that exception. So, to fix your code, you should replace
String string = sc.next("fruit");

with something like
String string = sc.nextLine();
if ("fruit".equalsIgnoreCase(string)) { /* design your control flow as you want */

You can apply the same rule to the other sc.next() present in your code.
A side note: never swallow exceptions into a catch block; always log them.

A: Your scanning of input line is wrong.To scan input data in Java you should use
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
int a = in.nextInt(); // To input integer
char ch = in.nextChar(); // To input character
String str = in.nextLine(); // To get a complete line of input
String s = in.next(); //To get a single string

Replace your inputing line according to the above given.
Cheers :)

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Q: Конструирование linq-запросов с .ThenInclude() на лету Надоело писать однотипные запросы, решил написать один раз конструктор запросов:
public async Task<IEnumerable<MyEntity>> GetAsync(Expression<Func<MyEntity, bool>> predicate, params Expression<Func<MyEntity, object>>[] includes)
{
    var query = this.ApplicationDbContext.MyEntitys.AsQueryable();
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    return await query.Where(predicate)
                 .OrderByDescending(x => x.Created)
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}

И всё было хорошо:
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...пока не начались запросы не просто с .Include() - но и с .ThenInclude()
Как можно переделать данный конструктор, чтобы можно было использовать .ThenInclude()?


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Q: SSL_verification wrong version number even with certifi verify I am getting this error even with certification
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The certificate is reading from a pem file Miniconda3\Lib\site-packages\certifi\cacert.pems.
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The Great Barrington Debate and The Inconsistent Case For Lockdowns
by Ethan Yang | Oct 23, 2020 | SCIENCE
Ending the lockdowns is not a wild or radical theory; it is just calling for a return to the way pandemics were managed in the past. To ditch this cruel experiment with society and return to what works.
The Great Barrington Declaration has ignited a much-needed debate about the efficacy of lockdown policies and the most effective way to reach herd immunity. Around the world, thousands of scientists and concerned citizens have indicated their support for the ideas put forward in the Declaration. End the lockdowns, allow society to return to normal, and protect the most vulnerable. With all the talk about this being a radical and profound idea, in actuality, this is a pretty traditional way of dealing with diseases.
The burden of proof is on those who wish to continue what seems to be a failed experiment with lockdowns. However, the rhetoric of those critical of the Great Barrington Declaration has shown a concerning amount of inconsistency. We are told that lockdowns are only temporary, but also we need to hunker down for the long haul. Lockdowns are only to relieve hospital capacity but also we need to stay locked down until cases are lower. We shouldn't reopen society but also society is already reopening so the Great Barrington Declaration is baseless. Don't politicize Covid-19 but also we should be wary of the Great Barrington Declaration because Libertarians like it.
All this does is provide a disservice to the impartial observer who wishes to weigh the case for lockdowns as a viable policy. Society would be better served if both sides simply laid their case out in full candor and confidence to be rigorously challenged.
The Great Barrington Declaration's Cards Are On the Table
If one wanted to find the motivation and underpinnings for the reopening of society advocated by the Great Barrington Declaration, it is pretty clear. It calls for a return to the tried and true methods which societies have dealt with pandemics. Lockdowns and the policies they entail are not based on historical evidence.
The late doctor Donald Henderson, who led the eradication of smallpox, published a paper along with others detailing a tried and true response to pandemics. AIER has published that essay, which is titled Disease Mitigation Measures in the Control of Pandemic Influenza. To summarize some of the points, it is basically the exact opposite of what is happening now.
When we are told that we should listen to science and impose strict lockdown measures, the irony is that science has never said that works.
Henderson writes
"There are no historical observations or scientific studies that support the confinement by quarantine of groups of possibly infected people for extended periods in order to slow the spread of influenza. A World Health Organization (WHO) Writing Group, after reviewing the literature and considering contemporary international experience, concluded that "forced isolation and quarantine are ineffective and impractical.""
Lockdowns may seem like a good idea in a sterile and experimental setting, but the idea falls apart when considering how real humans act. Henderson and his colleagues also go on to challenge the various policies that have characterized today's lockdowns such as school closures and social distancing guidelines. This paper was written in 2006.
The Inconsistent Case For Lockdowns
In response to the Great Barrington Declaration (GBD), another document was produced by scientists from the opposing camp. Although the scientists certainly meant well and made many insightful statements one couldn't help but notice that one of their objections to the Declaration was that
"Prolonged isolation of large swathes of the population is practically impossible and highly unethical. Empirical evidence from many countries shows that it is not feasible to restrict uncontrolled outbreaks to particular sections of society. Such an approach also risks further exacerbating the socioeconomic inequities and structural discriminations already laid bare by the pandemic."
They rightly note that prolonged isolation of large swaths of the population is unethical and evidence from other countries shows that various public health interventions have proven ineffective. I covered this issue in an article months ago where I went over the inconsistency associated with lockdowns across the world. There is nothing wrong with this statement except that it contradicts the case for lockdowns and supports the GBD's case that society should reopen.
The GBD does not claim that it would be possible to control the virus; it simply advocates for common sense such as ensuring the most vulnerable are protected, whatever that may look like. For example, that could mean being extra careful when taking care of elderly individuals and not forcing Covid patients into nursing homes as was done in a number of states. At one point, nursing home deaths comprised about 40% of total covid fatalities in the United States.
To say that the status quo should be maintained and the GBD should be opposed lack any sort of foundation because there is so much variation across the world in terms of public health interventions. If the GBD is unscientific and dangerous, to what policy framework is that being compared to?
There are also those who say that we in fact can control the virus and that we know exactly what to do. Andy Slavitt, a former Obama administration official, gives a view held by many when he writes,
"We can virtually eliminate the virus any time we decide to. We can be back to a reasonably normal existence: schools, travel, job growth, safer nursing homes and other settings. And we could do it in a matter of weeks. If we want to."
In the article, Slavitt elaborates on a framework for an incredibly strict lockdown policy to eliminate the virus and then open up entirely. This "throw the kitchen sink" approach has been a popular refrain that has a sort of romantic idealism to it. At the start of the pandemic this might have sounded like a good idea. We even had a phrase for it: Two weeks to flatten the curve. However, in light of everything from lockdowns mild and severe, this does not sound so attractive.
There is another camp of lockdown proponents which would say the exact opposite of what Slavitt says. In direct response to the anti-lockdown position of the GBD, an article in Wired by Matt Reynolds says the following about the United Kingdom on October 7th,
"It's hard to find people who are advocating for a return to the lockdown we saw in March. When the Great Barrington Declaration authors declare their opposition to lockdowns, they are quite literally arguing with the past."
Essentially the point being conveyed by this statement is that being anti-lockdown is a flawed position because for the most part society is beginning to open up again. Reynolds agrees with many of the points in the GBD about the damage lockdowns have done to social life, the economy, and health. However, the anti-lockdown stance, particularly that espoused by the GDB is not valid because lockdowns are pretty much over. This is a peculiar approach as it is not clear whether those that hold this view are in favor of or against lockdowns.
Although the world is definitely less draconian than it was back in March, that doesn't mean that governments won't reimplement restrictions in the face of spikes in transmission rates. If lockdowns are allegedly so effective, it makes sense to do so. Dr. Fauci for example, stated that lockdowns are not necessary unless things get "really, really bad."
Of course, what really, really bad means is up for debate and governors across the United States have shown that could mean many things. In California for example, restrictions have been lifted and reissued with alarming frequency.
On October 9th, a time when anti-lockdowners were supposedly arguing with the past, California issued a new guidance limiting the private gatherings to exactly no more than three households, no longer than two hours, and discouraged "singing, chanting, and shouting."
On October 13th AP news reported that
"In response to the latest numbers, Italy and France are restricting parties and putting limits on restaurants and bars, measures that Slovenia is also considering.
The Czech Republic is closing all schools until Nov. 2, while Latvia is ordering teenagers to switch to distance learning for a week.
Britain unveiled a new three-tiered system for deciding what restrictions to impose based on how severe the outbreak is in certain areas."
Again the world is supposedly in a reopening stage where people can expect to return to normal and those who support the GBD and pursuing a path to normalcy are mistaken in their disagreement. Yet governments around the world are slowly ramping up the pressure. So either leaders around the world are just ignorant or they still very much believe in the various public health interventions that characterize lockdowns. Interventions that are not based on strong empirical evidence and should supposedly only be used to relieve hospital capacity, not remove the virus from society.
In Search of a Consistent Response to the Great Barrington Declaration
The GBD and skepticism more generally is rooted in a clear goal. End the lockdowns and pursue a path to normalcy with reasonable precautions such as protecting the vulnerable. Of course there will be debate and variation in what that looks like exactly but the destination is clear. However, the same cannot be said about some of those who oppose the GBD and support lockdowns more generally. Indeed, we have heard so many different contradictory arguments that it becomes a little difficult to get a clear position to weigh.
Such inconsistency is more akin to the political circus that is the United States Senate during a Supreme Court confirmation hearing than a scientific debate. However, the sad reality is that the virus has undoubtedly been politicized. Some are constantly railing about how the Trump administration is friendly to the GBD, as if that makes it less scientific. Others are suggesting that mass gatherings don't spread the virus if it's for the right political cause. It is very clear the conversation has been hijacked.
We would all be better off if an honest and principled conversation can take place. If lockdowns are found to be undesirable based on all the various considerations from the science to the economics, then we can move on to more productive conversations. There is no need to flip flop, censor, misconstrue, confuse, or otherwise argue as if this were some political debate where winning is more important than the truth.
Until then, proponents of the GBD and lockdown skeptics more generally will be where they have always been since January.
Capitalism Magazine Editor's Note: Though the GBD argues correctly that mass nationwide lockdowns are not an effective policy for ending the COVID pandemic, merely allowing "herd immunity" to occur naturally with "focused protection" alone is not the ideal solution as it will still result in deaths.
Rather than this "balanced approach" of weighing lockdown via benefits, a proper policy would include mass population testing (including contact tracing), with the isolation of infected individuals. This was the policy implemented in Taiwan (which, as of October 24th, 2020, has had only seven deaths from COVID) and South Korea with great success. See How a South Korean Biotech Company Created COVID-19 Testing Kits In Three Weeks and COVID-19 Response: Why Should the U.S. Copy China Rather Than South Korea?
That is, those with infectious diseases should be "locked down" (isolated) so that those who are not infected can go on with their lives. Over time, either through the development of anti-virals and vaccines, deaths from COVID can either be significantly reduced or eliminated. This is the strategy suggested by a policy paper by philosopher Onkar Ghate at The Ayn Rand Institute, A Pro-Freedom Approach to Infectious Disease, in which Ghate argues,
The bottom line is that if we are truly to pursue our own health and happiness, we must have the freedom to think and act for ourselves. If we codify into law both the government's proper goal and its legitimate powers in execution of that goal during an uncontained outbreak of infectious disease — if the law still focuses government on the task of testing, isolating and tracking carriers as best it can and removes government's power to order statewide lockdowns — we will have that freedom. There is every reason to think the result will be superior.
Unfortunately, the CDC, FDA, and other government alphabet agencies have restricted the market's freedom to make personal protection equipment (PPE) and mass population testing available to the general public through various regulations. For one suggestion, of many, of how such mass testing can be made available, see how Cheap One Dollar 15 Minute Result COVID-19 Tests Can End The Need for National Lockdowns Permanently. — Mark Da Cunha
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Ethan joined AIER in 2020 as an Editorial Assistant and is a graduate of Trinity College. He received a BA in Political Science alongside a minor in Legal Studies and Formal Organizations. He currently serves as Local Coordinator at Students for Liberty and the Director of the Mark Twain Center for the Study of Human Freedom at Trinity College. Prior to joining AIER, he interned at organizations such as the American Legislative Exchange Council, the Connecticut State Senate, and the Cause of Action Institute. Ethan is currently based in Washington D.C.
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View Full Version : Diving in/around Wichita Falls, TX?
I have a buddy that just got into USAF Tec school in Wichita Falls, and I am planning to visit him a few times while he is there. We would like to get some diving in while I'm there if at all possible. I did a quick search and found several dive shops in that area and a good sized lake, but i have not really seen any specific info on dive spots.
Any tips you TX divers can give me would be appreciated. thanks!
Lake Elmer Thomas is down the road near Lawton, Oklahoma (Ft. Sill area). It's OK. As lake diving goes it's not the best - some people like it.
This is a good site for finding lake diving information in different states. www.lakediver.com (http://www.lakediver.com) - believe it's actually run by a forum member.
does Elmer have any specific dive areas, or just allows diving in the general swimming areas?
Diving is done at the Damn - I've heard someone say that there are other sites, but not sure where they are, or if they are shore accessible.
The vis listed on the site seems a little higher than what I experienced. I've been there twice. One time we had pretty good vis, 4-5ft down to 25ft or so. I can't remember the other time.
I suspect that if you went 60-70ft deep (and it will be cold) and got past a couple of thermoclines, vis might open up if you brought a good light. I don't make it out there much.
From your area you may want to look into diving the vahalla missle silo as well.
Clear springs and Valhalla both sound interesting too, and within range. He is limited to a 250mi radius on his weekends off base, but all of the sites you mentioned fit that. Have you dove Valhalla? It seems almost like a dive just to say you've done it as there probably isn't much to see till you reach bottom. Not to mention bottom is deeper than I need to be diving right now (new diver).
Nope, never done it - agree it's something to try once - doubt I would do it more than that.
Clear springs I have gone to a couple of times (it's a 4 hour drive for me). There is camping onsite...there's no fishing, or really any water activity other than diving. The fish are plentiful. They have a few things sunk to go look at. The vis is good for a lake in this area (as high as 20ft, more like 10ft on average). Since most of the diving can be done in 30ft or less of water, a 3mil suit works well in the summer.
Possum Kingdom Lake TX & Lake Murray OK. Never dove them but both are suppost to have good viz. I know that Possum Kingdom known as lake PK to locals is a hotspot for hollidays and I've heard that its a good spot to look for lost goodies from holliday boat traffic.


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The newly adopted energy efficiency directive (2012/27/EU) highlights the importance of energy efficiency in reaching the Union's 2020 targets. We, the EnercitEE partners, set our sights on preparing regions and cities to comply with future energy efficiency requirements, as well as on understanding other regional and local approaches within Europe, exchanging experiences and, in the end, helping build a joint European energy market.
After 4 years a successful and result oriented project will come to an end in December 2013. 5 European regions: Saxony, Southeast Sweden, Haute-Savoie, Emilia Romagna and Lower Silesia have contributed a great deal to improve energy efficiency.
On 25th September 2013 EnercitEE's final conference took place in the Saxony Liaison Office in Brussels. About 100 guests from DG Energy, the European Parliament, from many regional liaison offices and federations joined the EnercitEE partners, listened to their experiences made, to the good practices presented and discussed the results with them.
Monika Hoegen, an independent Brussels and Cologne-based journalist invited all guests to join her and the EnercitEE partners on a journey through Europe and the 5 EnercitEE regions Saxony, Smaland, Emilia-Romagna, Haute-Savoie and Lower Silesia showing the implementation of EU energy directives into regional policies and practices as well as giving practical implementation examples.
All partners concluded at the end of the day that the final conference has been successful and hopefully the results presented will find their way into many other European regions.
For more information on the final conference and its presentations please click here.
Working together with other regions really opens your eyes. Swedes have a tendency to think they already have the best solutions and systems. In EnercitEE we learned a lot about new solutions and methods and also compared policies. For example we realised that the Swedish building regulation is unbelievably weak compared to other countries and it was even questioned if it complies the building directive.
Another eye-opener was the well-developed communication projects that were introduced as sub-projects to EnercitEE. The exchange of information and experience in the sub-projects really made us take a big leap forward. The sub-projects were also an efficient way to make local level participate in EU-projects, which they normally find too difficult to administrate. In EnercitEE, we could assist them.
The Good Practice Guide has become an important source of information and inspiration in the region. Another important tool for the local level is the Handbook on climate planning that was developed in one of the sub-projects. It shows how to plan both for mitigation and adaptation to climate change.
It has also been very interesting to learn more about the situation in different countries and we realise how important the structural funds are to bridge the gaps and make EU more coherent.
To learn from other European regions and to share existing knowledge - this was Saxony´s motivation to participate in an INTERREG IVC project. A four year project provides excellent opportunities to work intensively on the topic chosen. Further, as EnercitEE was established as a mini-program, it allowed accompanying several sub-projects which further focussed on specific topics related to energy efficiency and climate change, for instance communication on energy efficiency, low energy buildings, training or incentives.
Amongst other topics, Saxony´s field of competence within EnercitEE "energy efficient buildings" was successfully evolved and existing know-how transferred to other regions by experience exchange on partner and on sub-project level.
Many Saxon municipalities were encouraged by EnercitEE to further strive towards more energy efficiency or to set this topic on their agenda in the first place. The following numbers illustrate the broad effect, EnercitEE had with its many activities in whole Saxony: 26 municipalities and 3 rural districts, 2 universities and the Saxon Energy Agency were directly involved either as a partner in one of the ten sub-projects Saxony participated in or as actor being trained etc. More than 1.660 people participated in workshops; public information events, seminars and study visits and more than 20 publications, guidelines and training materials were developed.
Activities and results proven successful within EnercitEE are included into the action plan of the combined Saxon Energy and Climate Program or municipal strategies. Additionally, some of them will be considered during setting up the framework for the new European funding period 2014-2020 on regional level. EnercitEE´s great success in Saxony will endure beyond the project´s duration: many initiatives that have been started within a sub-project will be continued and further developed - a long lasting effect as a sign of a valuable and fruitful project!
When the region of Lower Silesia was asked a couple of years ago to participate in a joint application for an INTERREG IVC project on energy efficiency, nothing was really clear and easy. Back then mini-programs were a mystery and Lower Silesian municipalities looked at the energy-related initiatives with a lot of suspicion. So we felt there was definitely hard work before us.
Now, towards the end of the project, we can strongly say that we succeeded. We managed to involve Polish municipalities in eight different sub-projects, providing them with co-financing and guidance throughout the duration, to reach tangible and lasting results. Regional and local policies were highly influenced by recommendations generated either by sub-projects or external experts taking part in project seminars. Various meetings, e.g. working groups, interregional symposia, study visits and training sessions, helped to bring people together to confront their own views and get acquainted with new solutions, as there is nothing better than personal contact. The project also produced different useful publications, of which the Good Practice Guide and the Final Handbook are especially noted.
The quality of cooperation is another story. The longer the project's duration, the more probable that something might go wrong. Fortunately, this was not the case with EnercitEE as all the partners were very open and willing to help at all times. There was always opportunity to learn something from each other, which kept the cooperation running at high level. Undoubtedly, the project effort was well worth it. We have the impression EnercitEE is really paving the way for Lower Silesian local authorities to undertake energy efficiency activities in international partnership with EU funds. Our feedback is that the municipalities will definitely look there for potential ventures and inspiration. Being the regional authority, that seems the biggest achievement for us. From an uncertainty, a lack of knowledge and the doubt to comprehension, we reached appreciation and involvement. We surely have gone a long way.
This final edition of the EnercitEE newsletter is an opportunity for INTERREG IVC to look back at what the project has contributed to the programme. 'Regions of Europe sharing solutions' is the tagline of the interregional cooperation programme, and nowhere is this more evident than in projects such as EnercitEE. Regions with different approaches to energy strategies, all facing the same challenge to meet the 20-20-20 energy targets, worked together to find the most adapted responses. At INTERREG IVC, we call this 'learning by sharing'. Interregional cooperation is one of the most effective tools available for regions to improve their own policies and instruments, without starting from scratch.
We are happy to see that the EnercitEE results have surpassed some of their initial targets: more good practices were identified, more staff members increased their knowledge in this domain than previously envisaged and the project has resulted in several spin-off activities. Even more than that, we are delighted to see that at least five regional policies have been improved. For instance, the Regional Development Strategy of Lower Silesia has been subject to a major update in 2012. Thanks to the EnercitEE partners, the new strategy includes the suggestion to establish a regional energy agency. For the programme, this is a clear example of the benefits of cooperation. These remarkable results would not have been possible without the extremely committed regional partners of EnercitEE which mobilised 47 sub-project partners in 11 sub-projects. We also had the chance to witness personally the high professionalism and very warm and friendly cooperation spirit of the partners during the meetings that we had the opportunity to attend.
The EnercitEE partnership was one of 204 interregional cooperation projects financed - a select group considering the programme received more than 1350 applications in the 2007-2013 period. In total, more than 2350 public organisations are involved in cooperation projects across ten different thematic areas. Given the 'critical mass' of projects and partners dealing with similar issues, the programme set itself the objective to capitalise on the good practices identified by the projects it finances. The programme thematic capitalisation exercise focuses on collecting, analysing and disseminating the thematic knowledge gained from projects working on the same topic. The aim is to exploit the resulting knowledge for the benefit of local and regional authorities across Europe, and to help policymakers have a better impact at local, regional and European levels.
EnercitEE was one of 12 projects working in the domain of 'Energy Efficiency'. The good practices identified by the EnercitEE partners, and others, were subject to expert analysis and benchmarking. After one year, the first report – available at www.interreg4c.eu/capitalisation – provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art of energy efficiency policy in Europe. Several EnercitEE good practices are highlighted as particularly beneficial for other regions.
We would like to thank all EnercitEE partners for these valuable results and in particular for the very good and enjoyable cooperation over the past 4 years.
Do you think it is difficult to take part in EU-projects? Does your municipality lack means to handle the administration of EU-projects?
Taking part in a mini-program could be the solution. The administration is rather simple and a regional partner supports you in the implementation and in reporting process. This possibility was given within the EU-program INTERREG IVC during the current period.
EnercitEE had 11 mini-program sub-projects where local authorities and organizations could cooperate and exchange experience and improve local and regional Energy Efficiency policies. The projects targeted either citizens or local authorities.
More than 20 local partners, NGO´s agencies and local authorities, from Germany, France, Poland, Italy and Sweden participated in this mini-program. Most of them had no previous experience from EU-projects and being part of a large EU-project has given them knowledge and courage to continue in other EU-programs.
For some of them it was also a wake-up when it comes to mitigation and adaptation to climate change. And experience showed that even with some initial reluctance coupled with disbelief present this issue was quickly accepted as part of a foremost mission to constantly increase the general standard of peoples' living.
European Territorial Cooperation programs offer a unique opportunity to implement certain activities on a smaller scale. Your municipality does not have to dedicate substantial resources nor base their whole future on the uncertainty of a project's outcome. It is instead a form of assistance to support you in your regular activities and "probe" new solutions and schemes to be expanded later on. Therefore it is strictly advised for municipalities to take an active part in European projects. Look at the 11 EnercitEE sub-projects and their participants. The experience and the know-how they gained will not be forgotten – they will be the carriers of their future actions. Can you afford falling behind?
Who knows what new conceptions and ambitions a cooperative project might give rise to in the end? Something that might have never been planned or discussed before - maybe a new vision?
In July 2013 a delegation of EnercitEE project partners visited Emilia-Romagna/Italy and its best practices in the area of Ravenna. To begin with, the delegation was traveling on board Mhybus, an innovative bus fuelled by a blend of 85% methane and 15% hydrogen, which allows significant savings in fuel consumption and reduction of CO2 emissions. This bus is the focus of the LIFE+ project Mhybus, which involves the Region, ASTER, SOL S.p.A. and START Romagna. The goal of the project is to increase efficiency and sustainability of public transport by using hydromethane for public transport vehicles. The bus has now travelled for more than 45.000 km without technical problems, demonstrating that the use of hydromethane is feasible, and is now close to the definitive authorization to circulate with hydromethane.
With Mhybus, the delegation reached the hydromethane fuelling station, designed and built within the premises of the hydrogen production plant of SOL S.p.A. in Ravenna. Here, a guided tour on the plant's facilities and performances took place, highlighting the efficiency of the processes taking place at the plant. The visit proceeded to the research laboratories of Tozzi TRE, a company focusing on energy production from renewable sources: hydroelectric, wind, solar and biomasses. The research and development laboratory in Mezzano works on technological upgrades in renewable energy production and on hydrogen production and storage technologies. The delegation was shown some of the developed products: an hydrogen fuelled electric bicycle and special dye-synthesized photovoltaic cells, transparent to sunlight.
Finally, the delegation visited Prato Pascolo, one of the largest photovoltaic plants in Italy. The project aims at joining sustainable energy production with the territory's specific traditional vocation: the photovoltaic plant, one of the largest in Italy, with an area of 71 ha, is also a sheep grazing area. The photovoltaic plant produces 42 million kWh/year which are fed into the grid. This amount covers the demand of more than 10.000 families. If the same energy was produced by fossil fuels, about 23.000 tons of CO2 would be emitted.
While the sheep contribute to the maintenance of the grass field below the panels, these create large shade areas for the animals. Next to sheep breeding, cheese is manufactured on site following traditional recipes: breeding and handmade cheese manufacturing respect biological agriculture criteria. The EnercitEE partners were given a small tasting session of the types of cheese produced and sold on site, which concluded the short tour through the best practices of Emilia-Romagna in Ravenna.
Final Handbook "Improving energy efficiency - Contributions from five European regions"
ActEE "European Communication Tool Package"


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Q: How to pass ausername of the current logged in user on url? python django I'm trying to get all the post by a single user and display it using DetailView and I also want to pass the username of the user on the URL.
this is my urls.py:
from django.urls import path
from .views import ProfileDetail
from . import views

urlpatterns = [
   path('<str:username>/', ProfileDetail.as_view(), name = 'profile'),
]

this is my views.py:
from django.views.generic import (DetailView)
from django.shortcuts import render , redirect, get_object_or_404
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from blog.models import Post

class ProfileDetail(DetailView):
    model = Post
    template_name = 'users/myprofile.html'
    context_object_name = 'posts'
    paginate_by = 5

    def get_queryset(self):
        user = get_object_or_404(User, username=self.kwargs.get('username'))
        return Post.objects.filter(author = user).order_by('-date_posted')

I have a class-based view almost exactly just like this one and it is working.
This one always gives me this AttributeError: Generic detail view ProfileDetail must be called with either an object pk or a slug in the URLconf.

A: If you want to display multiple posts, then a ListView with model = Post would be more suitable.
from django.views.generic import ListView

class ProfileDetail(List):
    model = Post
    template_name = 'users/myprofile.html'
    context_object_name = 'posts'
    paginate_by = 5

    def get_queryset(self):
        user = get_object_or_404(User, username=self.kwargs.get('username'))
        return Post.objects.filter(author = user).order_by('-date_posted')

Alternatively, if you want to use DetailView, then you should have model = User because you are showing the posts for a single user. You can avoid the "must be called with either an object pk or a slug" error by overriding get_object.
from django.views.generic import DetailView

class ProfileDetail(ListView):
    model = User
    template_name = 'users/myprofile.html'

    def get_object(self):
        return User.objects.get(username=self.kwargs['username'])

Then, in the template, you can loop over the user's posts with something like:
{% for post in user.post_set.all %}
{{ post }}
{% endfor %}

Note that by switching to DetailView, you lose the pagination features of ListView.


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Inspirational Public FiguresRecent Articles
Novak Djokovic: Meditation, Yoga and Veganism Helped Shape My Success
Alexander LightJuly 16, 2019
This year's Wimbledon winner on how changing his lifestyle helped him change his game.
Even among elite athletes, Novak Djokovic is well-known for his devotion to eating clean. This might have something to do with the fact his initial rise to number one coincided with him going gluten-free, or that he's both published a diet book and opened a vegan restaurant, Eqvita, in Monaco.
Last year, Amuse asked one of the mentally and physically fittest players on the ATP tour at the time to share five tips on upping your own wellbeing game.
Check Your Diet
"My gluten intolerance was discovered in 2010. Before that, I didn't even know what gluten was. I also removed the dairy products and refined sugar from my diet as well, which is maybe even more important than gluten.
"I think that's helped me not only to be a better tennis player throughout my career in the last seven years, but also a healthier person, an athlete that recovers faster. It worked for me. Obviously I'm not saying this is the way to go for everyone, but it's something that has been a very important, integral part of my career, of my life."
"I do [meditation and yoga] out of a need to have an optimal state of mind and peace and calm, and at the same time happiness and joy. Everybody has their ways to reach that state of consciousness where you're in a good mood and you feel love towards yourself, towards people around you, towards the planet.
"So I try to be aligned with this kind of approach and mindset in life […] Because it was definitely not an easy period for me in the last seven to eight months. The results were not there in the big tournaments. But more than results, it was that lack of balance on the court emotionally."
Forget Your Fears
"I work very hard every single day to not have any fears. I think that fears are the biggest enemy of all of us in every aspect of our beings, whatever we do. If I paid too much attention to my fears, I wouldn't be able to achieve what I have."
Let the Love In
"I try to focus on the positive emotions that drive me, like passion, joy and the pure inspiration to play the sport that I love. I have to always go back to that core: the fact that I enjoy just holding a racket and playing on a daily basis on any regular court, not just the centre court of Grand Slams, brings me that excitement and that joy that pushes me to keep on going […]
"So I've had to rediscover this inner joy of motivation, of playing. And not only to win or lose, but playing for the sake of enjoying the game.
Enter a New Dimension of Consciousness
"I was blessed to become a father almost three years ago, and my wife is pregnant again […] Personally, my life as a tennis player has changed since then. Not in a way of not having enough motivation or playing enough tournaments, but entering a new dimension of consciousness and being aware of myself as more than just a tennis player.
"Now, when I come home I have to leave the racket on the side and commit to the family duties, which I enjoy very much. And I think that brings me that sense of calmness and great recovery as well."
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The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway was the last Interurban "trolley" company to serve Maryland.
For nearly 60 years, electric interurban cars and freight motors traveled the streets, farmland and mountain ridges of Frederick and Washington counties, providing a vital link for area farmers, merchants and students. Its network of main and branch lines was considered to be one of the most extensive and scenic of its kind in the nation, boasting 87 1/2 miles of track at its peak and climbing two mountain summits. Today, several original structures and four "trolley" cars remain in restorable condition, however much more of this history has been lost to apathy and development.
The "H&FRHS" is a 501(c)3 educational non-profit organization which invites anyone with an interest in the H&F Railway to join in our efforts. We maintain an archive of artifacts, photographs and resources for researchers and present exhibits and historical presentations to the public. Our members include historians, collectors, modelers, railfans, and local residents who share our interest.
To learn more about the H&F Railway itself, check out our H&F History page.


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package ca.uhn.fhir.rest.client.interceptor;

import java.io.IOException;

import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.client.IClientInterceptor;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.client.api.IHttpRequest;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.client.api.IHttpResponse;

/**
 * HTTP interceptor to be used for adding HTTP headers containing user identifying info for auditing purposes to the request
 */
public class UserInfoInterceptor implements IClientInterceptor {

	public static final String HEADER_USER_ID = "fhir-user-id";
	public static final String HEADER_USER_NAME = "fhir-user-name";
	public static final String HEADER_APPLICATION_NAME = "fhir-app-name";

	private String myUserId;
	private String myUserName;
	private String myAppName;

    public UserInfoInterceptor(String theUserId, String theUserName, String theAppName) {
		super();
		myUserId = theUserId;
		myUserName = theUserName;
		myAppName = theAppName;
	}

	@Override
	public void interceptRequest(IHttpRequest theRequest) {
		if(myUserId != null) theRequest.addHeader(HEADER_USER_ID, myUserId);
		if(myUserName != null) theRequest.addHeader(HEADER_USER_NAME, myUserName);
		if(myAppName != null) theRequest.addHeader(HEADER_APPLICATION_NAME, myAppName);
	}

	@Override
	public void interceptResponse(IHttpResponse theResponse) throws IOException {
		// nothing
	}

}


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To be practical and useful, gizmos need to be more about fulsome function than just fancy form. "Only for the tech savvy" doesn't make life easier, but using tech smartly does. In fact, not many users care about how things work as long as they get the job done—especially when it's travel gizmos you're talking about. Beyond the iPad, the Kindle, the iPod, the Nikon, the world travel adapter, and the clutch of memory cards, chargers and cables that you've tucked into your Victorinox (or Kata) backpack, here are some shrewd contraptions that could make Captain Cook, Christopher Columbus and company eat their compasses out.
Do you tend to randomly dump your devices, cables and other accessories into a suitcase whenever you don your Seven-league boots for travel? And then go into a tizzy hunting for an accessory each time it's required? Furthermore, when you are in your hotel, do you often fume over the dearth of electric sockets to charge your gadgetry? To avoid this, what you need is a cord organizer and charging case. The KangaRoom, for example, gives you multiple pouches for device storage, place holders for chargers as well as a built-in power strip which you can plug into an AC wall socket and juice up several gadgets simultaneously.
Thomas Hancock patented his elastic fastenings for gloves, suspenders, shoes and stockings way back in 1820. Little did he know that his invention would one day be the prime ingredient of a unique weave of rubberized criss-crossing elastic bands contrived to hold hi-tech devices firmly in place. Simple, versatile and ingenious, the lightweight gadget and accessories organizer helps you keep everything from cables and connectors to your phone in pecking order and travel in your laptop bag or in a suitcase. Available in various sizes and styles, some models also feature neoprene sleeves at the back to ensconce a laptop and zip pockets to hold smaller contraptions like pen drives and connector tips.
You can term it the modern day Hansel-and-Gretel breadcrumb trail machine. Dubbed the world's smallest GPS tracker, the Trackstick Mini has the prowess to continuously record and store the exact route you explore in ferny forests or urban jungles. Not just that, it registers your stop times, speed of travel, direction, altitude and other locational information. All this can be downloaded and viewed on your laptop in a snap. It comes with a tracking and geo-photo tagging software, and doesn't require any sort of monthly/annual fees to deploy. The 3.5-inch device is weatherproof, shock resistant and comes with a magnetic mount. It can also be clipped to a belt or placed in a bag. The Trackstick has a built-in USB-chargeable lithium-ion battery.
If you've ever had to place your smartphone, iPod or camera on the floor for charging at an airport or any public place with swirling crowds, and then spend the next 30 minutes mortified at the thought that some sloppy soul might kick or step on it, you'll appreciate this uncomplicated gadget "hammock". The sole purpose of this minimalistic, lightweight plastic tray is to hold your expensive gadget up next to the charging socket. It features a small curved carrying platform and a short vertical wall with eye holes for the prongs of the charger. Once the charger is plugged into the wall socket, the tray is secured. As easy as that!
The name says it all. Here's a device that could yank you out of tricky situations—whether you're camping in the Gir forest in Gujarat or are stuck in Gurgaon, National Capital Region. It could even possibly help you win booty in the Survivor television series—if you can sneak it in, that is. The device functions as a hand-cranked power generator that can charge your mobile phone and MP3 player. It features an in-built bright white LED flashlight, red emergency flashers, sonic security alarm, motion-activated security alarm and FM digital radio—each of which are driven by hand cranking. It comes with cellphone adapter tips as well as a compass and signalling mirror.
Heading for a few days of camping into the wilderness, away from civilization, and wondering how you will charge your gadgets without electricity? No, we're not suggesting an extraordinary solar-charging solution such as the Solio chargers that can store energy for up to a year and recharge from sunlight (or a wall socket when sunlight is not available). Simply pocket a Green Powercell Technology Pvt. Ltd portable battery-charging solution—these come in at least four variants of 2,000-20,000 mAH capacity. Capable of fully replenishing the juice of a discharged iPhone or BlackBerry three-four times, the phone-sized unit comes with several tip adapters to accommodate different devices. ETÖ also invigorates cameras, camcorders, iPods, MP3s, Bluetooth headsets and portable gaming consoles. The only thing lacking is a little pouch to carry the contraption.


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Nighttime Hutong Tour
On May 3, 2013 By admin
You've seen the hutongs by day, but do you know what happens at night? The Nighttime Hutong Tour gives you an inside look into Beijing's bustling nightlife in the hutongs, form the secret lives of buildings, to the Majong playing populace, and Beijing's best bars.
Meet us at the office, [...]
2-Day Ancient City Pingyao Tour
Explore Pingyao, China's most well-preserved ancient walled city and former financial capital during the 19th and 20th century, along with ancient family courtyards of rich merchants, the Yellow Plains mountain dwellings (still inhabited today), and the ancient Zhangbi Fortress.
Start your journey back in time on a soft sleeper train [...]
Two-Day Ancient Xi'an and Terra Cotta Solider Tour
Visit China's most famous site – the Terra Cotta Warriors – as well as a Tang-dynasty bathhouse, a Neolithic museum, the Wild Goose Pagoda, and the old Muslim Quarters, which are now renown for their abundance of delicious Xi'an snacks. Wrap up your tour by cycling on the ancient city [...]
Two-Day Yellow Flower Great Wall Self-Guided Cycle Tour
If you love independent travel in China, then grab a bike, jump in a van, and head to the Beijing countryside with this independent tour. Cycle along a special route that will take you through the pristine countryside to the Great Wall and historic Ming Tombs, with a special overnight [...]
One-Day Great Wall Biking and Hiking Tour
Enjoy an exhilarating day of cycling and hiking along China's winding country roads to the secret Yellow Flower Great Wall, all complete with amazing views and a deliciously rustic lunch. Setting out from the Cycle China offices, we'll load our bikes into the back of a van and head out [...]
Eight-Day Yangshuo and Guizhou Ethnic Villages Tour
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On the first day, our guide will pick you up at the Guilin airport and you'll take a bus to Yangshuo and spend the afternoon sampling street snacks, taking in the stunning view, and eating more delicious street foods before heading to the Liu Sanjie Lightshow in [...]
Three-Day Xi'an Ancient City, Terra Cotta Warrior and Mount Huashan Tour
Immerse yourself in Chinese history with this one-of-a-kind tour through Xi'an. Explore China's most famous site – the Terra Cotta Warriors – and then set out to conquer the 3,999 steps that lead to the top of China's sacred Huashan Mountain. Stop for a bird's-eye-view bike ride on the ancient [...]
Four-Day Mystical Yangshuo Outdoor Adventure
Explore the mystical carst mountains of Guilin and Yangshuo, and get lost in the stunning scenery that has made this area China's number 1 backpacking destination. Visit the picturesque Gongnong Bridge, hike up Moon Hill, and take a bamboo raft cruise down the Li River before visiting the billowing Rice [...]
4-Days Luoyang and Xi'an: Birthplace of Chinese Kung Fu, Buddhism and the Terra Cotta Soldiers
Explore the ancient Chinese capital of Luoyang, birthplace of Kung Fu and Chinese Buddhism. Visit Shaolin Temple and experience the real Kung Fu before getting lost in the Pagoda Forest, the resting place of nearly 300 famous monks. You'll also visit the White Horse Temple, birthplace of Chinese Buddhism, and [...]
Beijing Sidecar Tour
Two wheels not enough for you? Roam the streets of Beijing in style with an authentic communist era sidecar – the Yangtze 750. Our experienced bikers will give you an up close and personal tour of both old and new Beijing. Our sidecars can also be booked for other events.
Beijing Hutong Bicycle Tour
Explore the historical Forbidden City, Tian'anmen Square, and Beijing's ancient hutong neighborhoods with this fun, exciting and up-close and personal tour. We've found a secret path that takes you through the heart of the Forbidden City for a once-in-a-lifetime way to experience Beijing.
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Afternoon Shanghai French Concession Cycling Tour
Experience the secret history hidden in Shanghai's French Concession and traditional Nongtang residencies on this fun and informative tour of old Shanghai.
Meet your experienced guide at the Hengshan Road Station on Line 1, from where you'll cycle to the French Concession area of Shanghai, where the tree-lined streets are [...]