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Greenville seeking to increase sports tourism
Updated: Mon 11:56 PM, Jul 15, 2019
One Eastern Carolina city says it'll save its taxpayers' money thanks to a new initiative to increase sports tourism.
Greenville launched the Greenville-Pitt County Sports Commission this month in the hopes of stimulating its economy by hosting more sporting events.
The city hosted about 60 sporting events and tournaments in the 2018-2019 fiscal year, ranging from little league games to robotics competitions.
"We knew with starting a sports commission it was something that we needed to recruit the larger events," said Gray Williams who is the executive director for the sports commission.
The commission will be aimed at growing Pitt County into a destination for sporting events.
"I think it's something that brings families together, it brings kids together to make friendships and I think it's been a real positive for our family so I think it'd be great to bring more of it around," said Rachelle Hare, the mother of two sons who play in the city's youth baseball league.
Williams says that's one of many sports that could be positively impacted by the sports commission. Sports tourism is an industry that generates $11.4 billion in the United States.
"Last year we had an estimated $14 million of direct economic impact for Greenville-Pitt County," said Williams.
She says that economic impact comes in the form of people spending money at local restaurants, shops, and hotels. Last year folks booked more than 19,000 hotel rooms for sporting events and tournaments hosted in Pitt County. Williams also says that translates to saving taxpayers $105 per year.
"Any opportunity that we have to watch sports or be participating in sports around the city, I think it's good for the kids, it's good for the adults and for the community to get involved," said Hare.
Another part of the commission's goals will be to find private developers to help grow Greenville and Pitt County's existing sports facilities, some of which have hit capacity for spectators.
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Sanofi announced today that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Adlyxin (lixisenatide), a once-daily mealtime GLP-1 receptor agonist injection indicated as an adjunct to diet and exercise for the treatment of adults with type 2 diabetes.
"The approval of Adlyxin reaffirms our continued commitment to addressing the challenges faced by people living with diabetes when trying to reach and maintain their individual blood glucose (HbA1c) targets," said Peter Guenter, Executive Vice President, Head, Global Diabetes & Cardiovascular Business Unit, Sanofi. "We are pleased with this approval, as it offers us the opportunity to continue helping patients treated with basal insulin who remain uncontrolled."
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Pixar-Style Short Film About a Boy Coming out Goes Viral for All the Right Reasons
A short Pixar-style film has been making waves across the internet for it's important and heartwarming message about tolerance and love. The short film titled In A Heartbeat was put together by Ringling College of Art and Design students Beth David and Esteban Bravo as part of their animation thesis - however it's gone on to be much more than just a school project.
In A Heartbeat follows the journey of a young boy who's struggling to come to terms with his feelings for a fellow peer, something which is rarely explored in the world of animation.
It also features an animated heart that plays as a mascot throughout the short which portrays the emotions and feelings shared by so many that it's gone on to touch the hearts of millions of people. The project was crowdfunded over on Kickstarter where it receivedit's funding five times over - and it was totally worth it!
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Q: Div Repositioning on Window Resize I've been trying to achieve this for hours and I'm not quite getting it to work, so here it goes nothing:
I have this site:Site HomePage
composed by this HTML elements:

What I need is:
- When the browser window is resized, either left and right columns stay where they are and the MID COLUMN RIGHT SIDE needs to go below MID COLUMN LEFT SIDE.
My CSS file is pretty simple by now and this is the only major thing I need to do as the window size changes.
Thanks in advance for any help.

A: Oh fun, an excuse to have a play with CSS Media Queries!
DEMO: http://jsfiddle.net/Vn2QY/1/
CSS
#midcontentwrap {
    min-width: 500px;
}

#leftwrap, #midwrap, #rightwrap {
    float: left;
    min-height: 400px;
}

#leftwrap, #rightwrap {
    min-width: 100px;
    width: 25%;
    background-color: #15a;
}

#midwrap {
    width: 50%;
    background-color: #45a
}

#midleft, #midright {
    width: 50%;
    float: left;
}

#midleft {
    background-color: #a45;
}
#midright {
    background-color: #4a5;
}

@media all and (max-width: 500px) {
    #midleft, #midright {
        width: 100%;
    }
}

The key piece here is the final part of the CSS. It basically states that "for all media (screen, printing, etc) when the browser width is less than 500 pixels in width, change the styling for #midleft and #midright and make them 100% of the available width."
By increasing their widths their existing float styling will force them on to new lines.

A: Try this DEMO
I'm guessing your want to get a fluid/responsive design. This should work for you.
Use float:left and min-width

A: Yep, you're going to want to use media queries. Here's a JSFiddle of it in action.
Resize the display iFrame of the Fiddle back and forth past 500px width to view the results. I spruced up your HTML a little, too, to make it more modern (sorry):
HTML:

        This element corresponds to the element on the far left of the image you linked to.

            This element corresponds to the mid-left element in the image you linked to.

            This element corresponds to the mid-right element in the image you linked to.

        This element corresponds to the element on the far right side of the image you   linked to.

CSS:
.contentWrap {
    width: 100%;
}

.contentWrap aside {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 25%;
    height: 200px;
    border: 1px solid purple;
}

.mainContent {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 45%; /* only because the borders are upsetting the percantages */
    height: 200px;
    border: 1px solid gray;
    vertical-align: top;
}

.mainContent article {
    border: 1px solid #00cae9;
    margin-bottom: 2px;
}

.contentWrap nav {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 25%;
    height: 200px;
    border: 1px solid orangered;
    vertical-align: top;
}

@media screen and (min-width: 500px) {
    .contentWrap {
        width: 500px;
        margin: 0 auto;
    }

    .mainContent article {
        display: inline-block;
        width: 47%;
        vertical-align: top;
    }
}

NB: if you're viewing it on a super small screen, it won't work; that's JSFiddle's problem.

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To solve this problem....use % value for all div id width

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Q: How to return all integration response headers to end caller in API Gateway? I want to return all headers which API Gateway receive from integration service inside 'Integration Response' to end caller.(Fiddler, postman or code)
The problem is, I am not getting those headers at client side.
While testing with API Gateways built in test harness, I can see all headers in upper right corner where response headers are displayed along with body and complete log.
Can anybody help me out?

A: Unfortunately, there is no way to just return all the headers. For every header you want to return for every status code, you will have to add it in the Method Response for that status code. Then, you need to map these headers in the Integration Response to the headers/any other data you receive from your backend. Here is a list of everything that can be returned as headers in the Method Response.
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Csak a zene () — второй номерной альбом венгерской поп-группы «Neoton Familia», записанный в 1977 году. Главное венгерское музыкальное обозрение Pop-Meccs назвало «Csak a zene» лучшим альбомом Венгрии 1977 года.

Выступления с композициями
С композицией «Hívlak» группа в июле заняла 3-е место на телефестивале Metronóm. Композиция «Köszönjük, Mr. Edison» была добавлена на альбом по предложению куратора лейбла Pepita Питера Эрдёша, который отправил группу в осеннее турне по странам Восточной Европы, приуроченное к 100-летию изобретения Эдисоном фонографа. В Венгрии она была выпущена как сингл, на стороне «Б» которого была композиция «Csak egy lány» («Только одна девушка»), не вошедшая в альбом. В венгерском хит-параде за весь год Slágerlistá'77 композиция «A disco-királynő» была №1. Ещё одна композиция, не вошедшая в альбом, «Ha zene szól», с которой группа в феврале приняла участие в радиоконкурсе Tessék választani!, была №1 в еженедельном Ifjúsági Slágerlistá от 01.04.1977.

Список композиций
1. Köszönjük, Mr. Edison () — 3:37
2. Boldog család () — 3:09
3. Célfotó () — 2:41
4. Nagyvárosi szerelem () — 3:20
5. Szeress úgy! () — 4:00
6. Csak a zene () — 6:48
7. A riporter () — 4:11
8. Bárcsak nálam lehetnél () — 3:25
9. Önarckép () — 2:09
10. A disco-királynő () — 3:07
11. Ej, ej, kisember () — 3:20
12. Hívlak () — 4:07
13. A legutolsó dal () — 3:01

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Home Events & Features The Taste Chase goes to college
The Taste Chase goes to college
Renata Barnes
MCCC Professor and Chef Instructor Frank Benowitz poses with scholarship winners at the 6th Annual tasting event
The Taste Chase was out and about last week as students, alumni supporters, local restaurateurs, and vendors gathered for the 6th annual Mercer County College (MCCC) culinary tasting event. The MCCC cafeteria was transformed into a veritable smorgasbord of gastronomic indulgence, and boy, did we indulge!
The MCCC culinary arts track, a division of the Hospitality, Restaurant and Institution Management (HRIM) program, offers several associate degree opportunities as well as certificate and continuing education programs to Mercer County students. The tasting event is an annual celebration of this thriving culinary arts program, a showcase for some of their most talented student chefs, as well as the venue for the presentation of a scholarship endowed several years ago to memorialize two former instructors.
One of the many offerings at MCCC's annual tasting event
Food stations lined the room featuring students' tasty original creations along with some classic dishes. The chefs-in-training vied for the attention of attendees with such tempting dishes as "Olive Oyl fried chicken sliders and scallion waffle with mushroom ragu." Meanwhile, established restaurants, many of whom employ graduates of the culinary program, also beckoned hungry patrons. Ravello by Toscano presented "butternut squash ravioli with torn buffalo mozzarella and crumbled ameretti in a brown butter sage sauce" and Stone Terrace offered "lobster mac 'n cheese and boxer salad," to name a few. Hopewell's own Rory Phillipson was slinging one of my favorites from her restaurant, The Blue Bottle, "braised duck and sweet potato tart with herb goat cheese and pumpkin seed vinaigrette." She was non-stop plating these delectables as a steady stream of people queued. Clearly, I was not the only fan.
As people milled around, eyeing the growing spread of desserts popping up all around the room, I found myself making a beeline for the bananas foster."This is a classic, one of the good ones," stated Chef Cameron Carr as he swirled a hot, bubbling mixture of bananas, butter, brown sugar, and rum. He had me at the rum.
Chef Cameron Carr prepares bananas foster
Joanne Canady-Brown, of Lawrenceville's The Gingered Peach, showed her support for the program by presenting an olive oil cake with a mulled-wine reduction and pumpkin cupcakes, while MCCC 1 presented two varieties of madeleines, a lemon and a seasonal pumpkin ginger.
In the midst of all the bustling of hungry diners, the crowd was greeted by Professor and Chef Instructor Frank Benowitz who, along with Professor/Chef Doug Fee (Coordinator HRIM) leads the MCCC culinary program. Benowitz acknowledged the hard work and passion of the students and alumni who have made the program successful. He also reminded everyone that the event was more than just an opportunity to sample the fruits of the labor of both students and teachers. At the event, the "Chef Anne Lumberger and Chef Shari Widmayer Pastry Arts Memorial Scholarship" was presented to memorialize two chef instructors whose contributions helped make the culinary program what it is today.
"I wanted their names to live on. They were instrumental for me as friends as well as colleagues," Benowitz explained when asked about his impetus for initiating a scholarship fund. "The first year we did this, we created an endowment fund, thanks to all the generous support. Each year, we were able to contribute more and now we are contributing so much that we actually gave three awards this year instead of just one."
Julie Maroney Cortese won the top scholarship of $1,000 for her winning pastry, an autumn tart of her own design. The two $500 winners were Katherine Marroquin, for her "flan de gucoy" and Jessica Clark, who presented a gooey apple butter cake with salted caramel ice cream. Each student smiled wide when what was left of their pastries were gobbled up by those who were still able to move.
Pumpkin cupcakes with toasted pecan buttercream from the Gingered Peach
In addition to the edibles, tables were set up for a silent auction and "tricky tray" items available for diners to bid on. All proceeds from the event contribute to the scholarship fund. Among the items available to bid on were various gift certificates for overnight weekend getaways at the Princeton Hyatt, Princeton Westin and the Nassau Inn. There were also several gift basket samplers from vendors including Small World Cafe, Jersey Girl Cafe, Jammin' Crepes, and a tasting tour from Triumph Brewing Company.
What was really encouraging about this event is the professionalism of the student presentations and the pride with which the entrees were presented.
When asked about the program, Benowitz beamed, "I was a student in this program many, many years ago and worked in hotels and restaurants. Money wasn't there so I went into the corporate side of things," he said. "Then a position became available as a culinary instructor and I took it. That was 16 years ago. I've never looked back and I've never regretted it."
As the culinary arts program has grown, Benowitz wants people to understand that not only is this program valuable but it is a value. "You have places like CIA (Culinary Institute of America), which is a tremendous culinary school. We are are no CIA, yet we are a better value than CIA because of the fact that we offer students, when they graduate from here, jobs. We have more jobs than students. So, they are all getting employment and the same type of employment as a graduate from any other culinary school," he explained.
Looking to the future, Benowitz stated that the program has more than doubled since he first came to MCCC, and it also has increased from one kitchen to three.
Professor and Chef Instructor Frank Benowitz and MCCC President Dr. Janping Wang
"We are bringing in as much of this new equipment (blast chillers, anti-griddles, ect.) as any of these top schools would have, along with instructors with tremendous knowledge and experience, to prepare these students for the careers in this industry. Not just culinary and pastry but hospitality as well," he explained.
There should be no question that the Culinary Arts Program at Mercer County Community College has positioned itself to be the premier destination for anyone looking to enter the hospitality industry. With a growing program and dedicated chef instructors, as well as eager employers anxious to hire talented and passionate chefs, the dining landscape of the Central Jersey area is poised to become a dining destination for an increasingly diverse population.
If you are interested in the Culinary Arts Program or the Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management Program, email: admiss@mccc.edu or call: 609-586-4900.
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Renata is the author of "The Taste Chase," MercerMe's own food review column. She's a lover of all things poetic, colorful, funny and inspiring. A native New Yorker, who grew up in Hopewell Valley and spent the better part of her adulthood back in NYC, currently finds herself in a growing love relationship with "the Valley". Latin food, Indian saris and mehndi, French perfume, African music, Middle Eastern spices, South American jewels, Asian fabrics and anything from just about any island (maybe not Riker's Island) are things that remind her to go out and taste the world, live passionately and always wear deodorant. The mother of one rambunctious boy and the wife of a mellow fellow, Renata tries to put her too many years of university and her film and writing talents to good use here in NJ. "I've spent too much time trying to fit in some where when I probably belong everywhere. That slow revelation has been freeing."


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Recent TROY graduate reflects on journey to Air Force
Christalyn Springs, left, was commissioned into the Air Force by Lt. Col. Stephen Cox at a ceremony in Troy in May.
Passion, work ethic and commitment paid off for the men and women recently commissioned into the Armed Forces at Troy University.
Those attributes, along with a strong sense of honor bred by her family roots, led recent TROY graduate Christalyn Springs through her college journey and, now, a career in the Air Force.
The Wetumpka native studied psychology and Spanish at TROY, where she worked hard to earn a position her mother had held before her as an Air Force veteran.
"It's hard to find the right words for my feelings when I finally commissioned," said Springs, who will move to Hurlburt Field, Florida, to start her career as a force support officer. "It was so rewarding to see all my hard work for the past four years had finally paid off. It was truly an honor to receive my first salute from my mother, who served 26 years in the Air Force herself."
Christalyn Springs, right, salutes her mother, left, who served 26 years in the Air Force.
Commissioned at the Troy Campus Spring Commencement, Springs made the most of her time at TROY, serving as captain of the dance team and joining Alpha Kappa Alpha in addition to her work in Air Force ROTC.
She looks back on her time at TROY fondly, as much for the lessons she learned as the experiences she had.
"Troy University introduced me to an abundance of amazing people who have become family to me," Springs said. "Before I came here, I was very shy and stayed to myself. However, through meeting so many people, I was able to break out of my shell a little bit and grow into the confident woman I am today. I'm so grateful to God, my family and my Cadre for helping me get to where I am, because I couldn't have done it without them."
Springs now looks ahead with the confidence that she is prepared for what's to come.
"I can't wait for my journey to begin in the world's greatest Air Force," she said. "One thing I will always remember is to be humble and to never forget where I came from. It's an honor to wear the uniform and to be trusted with the huge responsibilities that will be bestowed upon me. I'm excited to travel and see the world. I'm also looking forward to giving back and having a career that truly makes a difference through a lifestyle of service to others."
Tags: Air Force ROTC, Alumni, commissioning, Military, ROTC
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Greg Phillips is a University Relations Coordinator at Troy University.
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The task force created an infographic to explain the basics of the reforms.
At 1 a.m. on Friday, April 1, two large rooms in Thwing Center were filled with students for very different reasons. In the Jolly Scholar, students were celebrating the end of a long week. In an office in the basement, more than twenty students were putting the finishing touches on a long year of planning for organizational reforms.
The meeting began at 9 p.m. with each student in attendance receiving a copy of the new constitution drafted by the SEC Reform Task Force over the course of the past year. The Student Executive Council (SEC) went through their new constitution article by article, suggesting and then debating amendments. The final constitution, made out of four hours of work, was passed 13-0 through the boards. None of these changes are final, however, until the student body has approved them via a referendum.
The SEC's members, which include the president and finance chairs of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), the University Program Board (UPB), the Undergraduate Diversity Collaborative (UDC), the University Media Board, the Class Officer Collective (COC), the Interfraternity Congress and Panhellenic Congress (IFC/PHC) and the Residence Hall Association (RHA), as well as representatives from off-the-tops Springfest, Senior Week, Homecoming and Thwing Study Over (TSO), vote every semester on how to allocate the approximately $177 Student Activity Fee (SAF) that each student pays each year.
One of the largest changes in the new constitution was the division of the total SAF income into two chunks. The first chunk, 85.77 percent of the SAF, will be given as stable, predetermined allocations to the boards. The remaining money, 14.23 percent of the SAF to be called the SEC Reserve Fund, will be divided up between these boards and the former off-the-tops, as well as other student initiatives. These portions work out to about $695,000 and $115,000, respectively.
If requests outside of the boards exceed 14 percent of the SAF, up to 4.24 percent can be taken out of the 86 percent and reallocated.
Who is dividing that 14 percent was another item of debate. For the time being, the USG Finance Committee will be tasked with its allocation. As per a provision in the constitution, by the end of the 2018-19 school year, the SEC will propose a referendum to the student body on creating its own committee of independent treasurers to allocate it.
According to Hodowanec, this will help increase accountability in SAF allocation.
The proposed changes also include the establishment of a Student Presidents' Roundtable (SPR), which will consist of the presidents/chairs/executive presidents of COC, IFC, PanHel, RHA, UMB, UPB and USG. According to the new constitution, this board will "provide a forum for communication among members," aid in cooperative projects, give updates on each board's initiatives and review member conflicts when requested.
In addition, changes were made to how organizations can be added to and removed from the SEC, and many functions of the SEC previously left vague in the constitution were altered or made more clear.
The Reform Task Force began with lofty goals, says Task Force member and IFC President Will Oldham, but they realized that they needed to aim for "real, executable reform." Following that shift, he feels that the task force, working with the rest of SEC, did well in determining what changes would be most critical for students.
According to Hodowanec, the Reform Task Force was intentionally made of members with a variety of viewpoints, so many aspects of this constitution were debated at length even before they were debated in the SEC meeting. Out of all of that debate came a considerably altered constitution which, if voted in by student referendum, could considerably change some processes for organizations on campus.
Both Hodowanec and Oldham urge students to reach out to SEC members and do their own research to decide whether they want to vote for or against these reforms.
"It's the largest change happening to the SEC and to the allocation of the Student Activity Fee in recent memory and affects every student and student group on this campus," said Hodowanec.
Voting on the referendum begins on April 6th and runs through April 20th on OrgSync.


Although the week of April 26th is National Dance Week, we here in Boulder county have been celebrating all month long. Special events, performances, workshops, benefits and parties - all to celebrate movement in our community. All this celebration is good for our souls. As individuals we experience each other using that wonderful communication conduit of dance. From here we experience community which enables us provide, envision and strengthen.
If you missed some of the fun events so far this month, not to fret. You may have missed the dance documentary "Been Rich All My Life" or Tara Masimer's Master Class but there is still more to come. You can still hop on the CU Fringe Festival or the free showing of New Breeds BADA BOOM. In fact, you can go into May celebrating, simply go www.artresource.org/dance and get an entire listing of events. Want a hard copy or a keepsake? Stop by Boulder Body Wear and pick up the beautiful brochure.
Dance on Boulder...you move & smile with the best of them.


Payroll is a prime candidate when it comes to moving apps from on-premise but what are the issues of moving to SaaS delivery?
Payroll was one of the first areas of business to be simplified and streamlined with in-house software and outsourced solutions, and numerous variations on these twin themes had already emerged before cloud computing came along and broadened the range – so much, that you may feel spoiled for choice.
Myriad payroll software and services now use cloud software and services in one way or another. Developers of traditional 'on-premise' software have web-enabled some or all of the functionality in their payroll systems and some also provide them as a service, some payroll bureau services accept (or require) online data input, there are software as a service (SaaS) solutions limited to features such as online payslips, and much more fully featured on-demand payroll software is available from both SaaS providers and traditional managed service providers, though offerings from the latter can range from basic online payroll software to fully outsourced payroll.
When the lifestyle brand Gant decided to replace a bureau service that relied on spreadsheet-based data input, it opted for a managed service (from Trace Payroll Services), that falls part way between the two. "Store managers now submit payroll data online," says Sue Evans, head of human resources, which has improved the quality of information. "The manual system was time consuming and mistakes were easy to make," says Evans, and as the online payroll is integrated with online HR, ease of use and access to payroll data have also been improved. "Information is easier to access across the organisation, so it's easier to make decisions quickly," says Evans.
How involved in payroll a business is after it opts for a managed service varies widely. The range, resources, and functional scope of multi-country providers such as ADP and Ceridian is very different to the national payroll services offered by smaller providers such as Just Payroll and PAYE People, and there are myriad variations on the types and level of service available – which all impact on the service rates charged. So finding a managed payroll service that meets the needs of a particular organisation, within its available budget, will involve some difficult judgment calls, and can be as complicated as payroll itself (on which more, later).
But in some scenarios, cloud payroll can be as simple as accessing online payslips that use data sourced from (one of a number of) traditional on-premise payroll systems. When Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council wanted online payslips that looked like its printed payslips, and this wasn't possible with its existing payroll software, it supplemented this with the Epayslip SaaS from Prolog Print Media. Robert Crawford, the council's payroll, transport and insurance team leader says: "Using data files from our existing payroll system made the transition process quicker, smoother and more cost effective than investing in new payroll software."


We recently toured some of the North Bay's better known patches. The first patch we visited was Adobe Pumpkin Farm and we have to say it wasn't a bad place to start.
At the intersection of East Washington Street and Adobe Road you'll find the Adobe Pumpkin Farm. Thirty acres of Halloween fun for the whole family. But don't be deceived, you won't have to walk for days to find that perfect Halloween pumpkin.
As soon as you get out of your car you're greeted by a plethora of choices laid out before you. You might be tempted to just grab a pumpkin right then and there but don't give in, there is just too much to do and see.
At Adobe you can visit with farm animals including: cows, pigs, and sheep; play in corn stalk teepees; explore a hay bale maze; get your picture taken at one of their numerous photo ops; relax and have a picnic; have an ice cold drink, smoothie, or snack; view antique tractors and farm equipment; and of course buy pumpkins, gourds, indian corn, broom corn, and vegetables, many of which you can pick yourself; not to mention their spooky haunted barn.
For the older crowd there are plenty of shopping opportunities in the barns. In the main barn is a large collection of reasonably priced Halloween crafts and harvest decor as well as a smaller selection of Christmas oriented signs and crafts. In a separate barn you can shop from an amazing collection of hand-made holiday wreaths. There is also a small coffee shop to help you keep up with the kids and plenty of places to sit and relax in the shade if you can't.
On the weekends, Adobe Pumpkin Farm really comes to life. Weekends this fall will feature all of Adobe's standard attractions plus Ricky's BBQ, an inflatable party jump, giant slides, and horse and hay rides. The Pasta King will also be making an appearance on the weekends of the 18th & 19th and the 25th & 26th.
Adobe will be hosting two very special events this season starting with the Adobe Pumpkin Festival on the weekend of October 18th and 19th and the not to be missed Dia de los Muertos festival on November 1st with Mexican food, games, mariachi band, and crafts.
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Adobe Pumpkin Farm and know you and your family and friends will too.
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Market review for 17 – 21. 05, 2010
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During the whole trading week the euro rate dropped to its April 2006 minimums. On Monday the growing speculations regarding the slowing down of the Euro-zone economy rehabilitation, continued to influence the dramatically decreasing euro rate. During the whole trading week the euro rate dropped to its April 2006 minimums. On Monday the growing speculations regarding the slowing down of the Euro-zone economy rehabilitation, continued to influence the dramatically decreasing euro rate. And the EUR/USD pair showed its minimums at the level of $1.2230. Following the euro, the sterling showed its decrease as well. The pound was also pressured by the statement of the Minister of Finance of Great Britain, Mr. George Osborne. He pointed out that the budget deficit of Great Britain could become a real threat of country's rehabilitation. The GBP/USD pair demonstrated its minimums at the level of $1.4250.
Unexpectedly negative US data was published on Monday. In particular, the Empire Manufacturing index for May turned out considerably below its previous level and its forecast as well: its factual level was 19.11 against the expected level of 30.00.
Due to the announcement that Greece received its first aid payment from Euro-zone on Tuesday, the euro rate managed to show a temporary growth. The first aid payment amounted to 14,5 billion euro. But after the release of the negative Euro-zone news, the euro rate dropped again to its 4-year minimums. The ZEW survey (economic sentiments) index in Germany for May unexpectedly turned out to be below the forecast and considerably below its previous value: its factual level of 45.8 against the predicted level of 47.0 and its previous month's level of 53.0. The Euro-zone ZEW survey (economic sentiments) index for May also dropped and happened to be below its expectations as well. The Euro-zone CPI index for April happened to be above the forecast, but below the previous month's level. And the EUR/USD pair dropped to its minimums at the level of $1,2157 after the reached trading day maximums at the $1,2440 mark.
Diverse data was released in the US. In particular, the New housing starts grew in April, but the producer price index happened to be negative.
Against the background of the increased demand for the shelter-currencies, the yen rate grew against its competitors. The USD/JPY pair traded in the range of Y90.00 – Y92.95, but the trading week minimum was almost reached at the level of Y89.00.
The released minutes of the previous Reserve Bank of Australia meeting resulted in the reinforced speculations regarding the slow-down of the principal rate increase. Consequently, the Australian dollar rate started to drop.
On Wednesday the euro rate demonstrated its 4-year minimum as well, as an unexpected growth. At the beginning of the trading day the German government imposed a ban on the speculative selling of certain assets, which resulted in the growing concern over the worsening European crises. Therefore, the euro rate continued to stay under pressure. But during the second part of the day, the euro strengthened against the US dollar due to the speculations, that the EC leaders would undertake certain actions aimed to support the euro currency. The rumors regarding the possible intervention of the National Bank of Switzerland also rendered support to the euro. And the EUR/USD pair grew from its minimal level of $1,2140 to $1,2400.
The unexpected negative US data were released on Wednesday. The consumer price index for April turned out to be at the level of -0.1% against its forecast of 0.1%. As a result, the American dollar started to loose its positions against its competitors.
On the same day the British Pound decreased to its 13-month minimum against the US dollar due to the crises situation in the Euro-zone. The GBP/USD pair dropped to the level of $1.4230, but then rehabilitated to $1.4450 as a result of the US dollar weakening.
The favorable Euro-zone statistics, which was released on Thursday, could not manage to render the considerable support to the euro. In particular, the producer price index in Germany for April turned out to be at the level of 0.8% against the forecast of 0.6%. But the drop of the European stock indices pressured the euro. In addition, the Euro-zone consumer confidence indicator dropped. The decreased demand for the risky assets continued to dominate the market as well.
On Thursday the Philadelphia Fed. Index for May showed its increase to the level of 21.4, which was above the forecast of the 21.3 mark. Consequently, the American dollar rate reacted with an increase. But the unexpected growth of the initial jobless claims, which were published on Thursday, could not comply with the earlier characteristics of the sustainable growth. The number of the initial jobless claims grew to 471 thousand against the previous number of 444 thousand and its forecast of 440 thousand. As a result, the US dollar dropped sharply against the Japanese yen.
At the end of the trading week the EUR/USD rate managed to grow to the level of $1.2670, and the GBP/USD pair even attempted to reach the level of $1.4500.
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Re: D&D (in every incarnation), Pathfinder and other System Games
You have to remember that the style of each game is different, no two games will ever be the same. For some people adventurers is all they play and for others it is anathema to their play style. Some players want to play the uber powerful character, some want to be the unlikely or anti-hero, others like a tag along kind of character.
As GMs it is not our place to judge those players on their characters, it is our place to mold a game that is fun for them and the rest of the players
MasterMischief
[Custom Title][/Custom Title]
Location: Lone Star State
The Most Awesomest of Llamas
I think it is important to note that the GM is entitled to fun as well. Many players seem unaware that their character could ruin the GM's (not to mention other player's) fun and/or do not feel they have any responsibility regarding the rest of the table's fun.
Thufir Hawat
Psycho Magic Hobgoblin
Location: Bulgaria, EU
Quote from: Brandon on July 13, 2011, 07:27:06 AM
As a GM, it is my responsibility to tell people if their characters don't fit the game, to ask them to make the characters we can use, to provide tips on how to do so, and sadly, to disinvite them if they don't. In the same vein, it has been my job to disinvite players that were disruptive IC for the sake of spoiling the fun of others, or caused OOC drama. To give a bit of perspective, examples of the latter included dating two other players at once, being misogynistic, especially with women in the group, or holding other similar prejudices.
Now don't get me wrong, in most of my games you can submit any character, as long as it fits the setting and genre. But in "focused" games I want characters that fit the focus of the game, and IMO, in D&D and Pathfinder the focus is on being an adventurer.
Again, I wouldn't run such a game, but wanting to play the antithesis of an adventurer still seems bad form to me;).
Callie Del Noire
Location: Somewhere South o' the Mason/Dixon Line
Change is the spice of life.
I had one GM kidnap my character (this was back in 3e) and in the ensuing escape she lost all her gear. The magic armor, the magic bastard sword, ect. Then suddenly, aside from healing, it was impossible for her to do anything to help the fight with the group (She was a fighter/cleric of Eilesstree (sp?)). Didn't have enough props to give her a good bite in a fight, and thanks to the fact that she had made her own armor/weapons (as well as a couple of the party's weapons/armor) she was out of gold/xp to enchant more items.
LunarSage
Location: In my heart I'm in the PNW.
Awoooo!
An example of a character like this was a girl who was so emotionally screwed up that at the first sign of combat or even anything remotely stressful (ie what would considered an -encounter-), she dropped to the ground and curled up into a ball whimpering. When confronted about her character the player defended herself by saying her character had more depth than anyone else's character and she was just RPing how her character was. No one pressed the issue at that point because we didn't want a bunch of OOC drama (and there would have been drama, trust me), but the game suffered for that character. There was absolutely no reason why the rest of us would have IC allowed her to be a member of our party but we were pretty much forced to metagame to keep the OOC peace. Everyone was miserable but the one player and the campaign ended up (shock of all shocks) ending early because of all that. My question is this... was it the DM's job to somehow tailor the game to fit that kind of concept? How could he have possibly done so? It was an adventure game and she made a character that had no business being in an adventure game.
Quote from: Callie Del Noire on July 13, 2011, 09:17:43 AM
That was pretty unfair of your GM then. He/she never gave you the opportunity to recover or replace any of your gear?
Quote from: Kunoichi on July 12, 2011, 09:34:27 PM
So, talking shop...
Anyone got any particular builds that they favor for any given class? I haven't actually had the chance to try this one Sorcerer build out, yet, but I have been thinking about taking Sorcerer into Mage of the Arcane Order, and then going into Archmage after that. It'll probably be a bit difficult, meeting all the feat requirements, but with Mage of the Arcane Order providing a couple of free Metamagic feats, it should be doable.
Meanwhile, a character I actually built for a game that fell through was a Half-Drow Sorcerer who had levels in Fiend-Blooded, and who was, hopefully, going to take a level in Ruathar and then go into Abjurant Champion. It would have been a pretty fun example of someone learning to turn 'evil' powers to a good purpose, and eventually finding redemption and acceptance...
I personally love Wizard 19 with a single level of Archmage (for the Elemental Conversion ability). Sonic Scorching Rays anyone?
Sadly though, Pathfinder does not have an Archmage option and it's not exactly compatible unless you do some converting.
In 3.5 I created a leaping Fighter/Barbarian/Frenzied Berserker that did so much damage by level 16 that I chose not to play him due to game balance issues (He could potentially slay a god with one hit provided he rolled well on his to hit).
« Last Edit: July 13, 2011, 09:30:34 AM by LunarSage »
Quote from: LunarSage on July 13, 2011, 09:20:54 AM
He insisted that it didn't affect the character's role. (Though it did). Of course the game died a few weeks later.
Lady Shinobi
Location: Top-Secret
Hmm. Were you at a high enough level to be able to cast things like Greater Magic Weapon and Magic Vestment? ^^; I'm guessing probably not, though it might have helped alleviate things somewhat. That was still a poor move on the DM's part, though, especially since level-appropriate magic gear is built into the basic assumptions of the system. That would have screwed over just about anyone.
Ooh, sounds like a nice trick. ^^ And yeah, it's too bad that Pathfinder doesn't have an Archmage prestige class.
Wow. I can only imagine the sort of damage you must have been pumping out, then. I take it you also had some good precautions in place to make sure that you wouldn't kill the rest of the party while Frenzied, also?
NotoriusBEN
The Lucky Fool
Location: Western Washington
Because green beer is awesome...
I've had a couple people like that when I GM'd.
I just retort back that if they are not willing to fight, they have no problem with the rabid ork that would coup de grace them. If the other characters wished to protect them, hey go for it. But an ork would have no problem or hang ups about easy meat. Sure the resulting OOC was a mess with them trying to call out reasons to the contrary, but I held firm. It is better to air out the dirty laundry and get it over with now compared to letting it fester in the closet.
Probably to my detriment, I've allowed people a second chance to join in with everyone with characters that were suitably in-line and some were smart enough to have fun *with* everyone else at the table. Others, I didnt invite back. If they were a continued nuisance I moved the game to somewhere else or told the other players to be 30minutes early 'cuz I wasnt going to open the door after 6pm or so. It usually drove home the point.
Maybe that's just me. I dont dance around the issue, I confront it, lay it out and put out a solution. Im willing to work with others to a solution, but if they aren't, then they shouldn't be sad/mad that I find a solution that works in my best interests.
An example of a character like this was a girl who was so emotionally screwed up that at the first sign of combat or even anything remotely stressful (ie what would considered an -encounter-), she dropped to the ground and curled up into a ball whimpering.
That's a totally valid concept, just not in D&D or PathFinder . We have such a character in our Eclipse Phase game, and this behaviour is hard-coded into the system via a disadvantage she picked voluntarily.
We just don't count on her in fights, that's all. Her character is a blast otherwise, being really helpful in all tech-related tasks.
When confronted about her character the player defended herself by saying her character had more depth than anyone else's character and she was just RPing how her character was.
Yeah, that part is BS, even if she was roleplaying her character better than you did yours. The fact is, the PC doesn't fit the game.
Everyone was miserable but the one player and the campaign ended up (shock of all shocks) ending early because of all that. My question is this... was it the DM's job to somehow tailor the game to fit that kind of concept? How could he have possibly done so? It was an adventure game and she made a character that had no business being in an adventure game.
He could have done so, just not in a game about adventurers. Pathafinder and D&D are games about adventurers, hence my idea that she would have felt better in another game.
Or you should have left her behind to take care of finances via investments, to provide good PR for the party via talking to bards, and to gather information for your own forays into dangerous places via, well, talking to people. No danger for her, and she's still helpful.
Of course, most d20 groups I've seen just aren't interested in having such a character in the game. But let me repeat, it's a not-crippling disadvantage in other games! So, it was just the wrong game for her.
And of course, when people are invited to the wrong game, they often give up any kind of tabletop roleplaying. But that's a different matter.
Avis habilis
Old Annihilation Operator
Location: Drinking with skeletons
That'S The Cat Of Flying Seven
Yoi. I can appreciate, even admire preferring characterization to raw power, but your character still has to be able to contribute to the party's goals in the end.
Quote from: Avis habilis on July 13, 2011, 04:19:29 PM
That's exactly my point.
And if fighting isn't the main expected activity, or isn't guaranteed to solve anything? The smart gal who freezes in a fight can suddenly be much more useful than the fighter, and actually save the mission where a couple more fighters would fail.
TheGlyphstone
Aspiring Tyromancer
Quote from: Thufir Hawat on July 13, 2011, 05:11:39 PM
And as you said, other systems tend to be more friendly towards total noncombatants. Even with skills and utility powers/magic, D&D in all its incarnations from the beginning has essentially been a game of well-armed sociopathic hobos who kill people and break their stuff.
Quote from: TheGlyphstone on July 13, 2011, 05:16:00 PM
Steal, not break !
Er....TAKE their stuff. That's what I meant.
or maybe I play with too many Sunder-monkeys.
Of course D&D isn't unique in that case. I do know that right now in my weekly WHRP game (played on Fantasy Grounds) we got 2 characters about to go to blows over one NPC that has been dogging our steps.
My Scout wants to kill him, preferably by beating him to death with his Hockland Longrifle (he shot her new Elf Bow) and the Engineer who wants said longrifle.
Shadowrun is another game that tends to be combat focused.
So have any of you guys or gals picked up the new Ultimate Magic book for Pathfinder yet? If so, is it any good?
Myrleena
Evil Incarnate
I have Ultimate Magic, and I enjoy it. It has a number of screwups, but they're not quite as glaring as a bunch of people on Paizo's forum likes to make out (though they are noticeably worse than normal...which has annoyed the staff there to no end. Evidently they rolled a 1 or 2 on their Editing checks.) Anyway...I like it. I love some of the spells, and the archetypes are neat. Most of the feats are decent to good, though one was...well, someone must have completely missed the feat when editing, multiple times. And the Magus is one of my favorite classes ever. But that's because I always loved the concept of Bladesingers.
Yeah, Paizo really dropped the ball a few times on UM - not just editing, really...everyone's heard about Antagonize, and the Synthesist Summoner is a bit too beastly. I love the new archetypes, though.
In most cases I wait to see something in play before I render a judgement. Exactly why I haven't had issues with the Synthesist Summoner yet. Antagonize, though...I know that they're errata-ing that one. Paizo is finally using their FAQ to start finding the problems, now that Gencon is prepped for, so...a lot of questions and errata is being taken care of. It'll likely take a month or so to catch up, though.
Black Howling
Lady Luna's Werewolf, Blitzy's Otis, Lizzy's Alpha Comfort, Sephy's Cloak, Vampy's Person, Always Big and Bad
Location: Roaming through Gnothi's Closet....
Even Bad Wolves can be good
I was psyched about Ultimate Magic. When I first looked at the Magus class I nodded my head, and was anxious to try it. Till I compared the 15th level Eldritch Knight I was running for to a 15th level Magus and realized just what they did. It's far more potent and can wear heavier armors with no worry. The shorter spell list isn't a balancing factor when they did a core thing you are not supposed to do when arranging a spell list, take all the best spells and say it balanced by leaving the others out. The mana pool that does what Peral of Powers are supposed to do was frustrating as well.
My personal opinion, it's the only class I'd call overpowered on PF so far. When it does a prestige classes job three times better then the prestige class does, then you know there is a problem. A lot of people love the class though, so this is just my personal opinion. Though anyone who has actually done the comparison hasn't been able to tell me my concerns are wrong. As far as Antagonize? Yeah, totally out there; I don't like the Synthesist Summoner either. I only seen it once, but it just seemed a little too beefed in my personal opinion.
It was the first instance I felt like the OP supplement bloat of 3.5 had come back. You know, when the supplements were more potent then anything in the core book. I didn't feel that way with the APG. Though I guess that is what you can expect when it has the word 'Ultimate' in the title. Regardless, without an Eratta fix up to take care of my issues I am very hesitant to actually let the class or any material from the book in. I've been tempted a few times because it could work well with my lore, but I'd really have to play the class to see if my worries are unfounded.
Though from the GM chair, it felt VERY OPed. Compared to the DD or EK anyhow.
You consider the Magus to be so OP that it taints the entire rest of the book simply by association? That's....kinda harsh, honestly.
Looking at the class itself, I'd have to agree that it's more than a bit overtuned...it's effectively the Pathfinder equivalent of the Duskblade base class from 3.5 (a solid T3-T4), but the Magus just blows it out of the water in a direct comparison.
« Last Edit: July 15, 2011, 03:56:01 PM by TheGlyphstone »
I noticed three other things that were off balanced as well. These are of course my own personal opinions, but when there was that many things I noticed right off the bat it threw me off. I'm not unflinching on my opinions, but as of yet I've only seen people that have either agreed with me or disagreed without showing me why. So until I manage to fiddle with it enough to see, I try to stay away from the book. It's hard to flip through the options when I know I'd have to create a laundry list of what is and isn't allowed.
Though again, I'd love to hear from someone that can show me different. I'm not meaning a debate either, just show me; hell even in just application. I sometimes am short sighted until I've actually gotten to use the options. A long shot considering I'm the guy perpetually stuck GMing at home. >_>
{EDit: Just noticed you edited your post, Glyph. Yeah, exactly what I thought when I first seen it. Decided I'd let it play out though. I so far have not had my mind changed.
« Last Edit: July 15, 2011, 04:04:05 PM by Black Howling »
I bugged my eyes at the Synergist.. it was just.. wow.
As for the Magus, I was surprised that I didn't like it at all, like Black Howling, it just.. totally eliminates the need for the Eldritch Knight at all points. I do like the idea of the Staff based Magus and to a certain level the Black Blade one.. but they are way tooo potent armor wise. Add in their spell mix and the use of class abilities to add spells from other classes and they just stomp over the place in my opinion. Balance wise the EK is better.
I like most of the spells, don't find the section on Binding Planar Critters, Spellbooks all that bad, can't wrap my head around the word magic rules and like most of the feats in the book.
I remember the Duskblade Class... man was that broken.
I find myself wondering what the Gun Mage will be like when Ultimate Combat comes out.
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By Shine Jacob | New Delhi | Last Updated at December 05 2017 00:38 IST
Target is to achieve a monthly average of 250 rakes per day to the power sector
In a relief to the power sector, the Indian Railways provided around 261 rakes every day for shipping coal last week.
The government is claiming that with the efforts of the ministries of power, railways, and coal, the number of super-critical and critical power plants has come down to 15, compared to about 30 in September.
"The supply to the coal sector has improved with the railways providing even about 261 rakes per day last week. In November, we provided 240 rakes per day for Coal India, against 217 committed to the power sector," said a senior railway official.
According to the Central Electricity Authority data, the average number of days of coal stock left at power units was seven as of November 30. It also states that there are 10 super-critical power plants, with a stock of fewer than four days, and five critical ones with a stock of less than seven days.
The railway data shows that the average number of rakes supplied to the power sector per day was 223 in October and 213 in September.
Power demand in the winter peaks due to heating and the use of irrigation pumps. Of the 1,050 railways rakes, around 403 go to the coal sector, and the rest is shared by customers in the iron ore, cement, and fertiliser sectors.
"There is an improved synergy between the rail, coal, and power sectors. We are giving priority to coal transportation now. Our target is to achieve a monthly average of 250 rakes per day to the power sector. The overall supply to the coal sector has improved from 380 a day last year to 403 a day so far," he added.
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Commentary OpinionELECTION 2012
Big business is not conservative
Dennis Prager looks at why many millionaires steer clear of Republicans
By Dennis Prager
Stephen Moore, of the Wall Street Journal's editorial board, reported Friday that the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate from Arizona, Rep. Jeff Flake, has little support among some powerful big businessmen in Arizona:
"In his razor-tight race for Arizona's open Senate seat, Republican nominee Jeff Flake – a six-term U.S. congressman – recently met behind closed doors with about a dozen leading businessmen in the state, including two powerful and respected CEOs: real-estate developer Mike Ingram and former Phoenix Suns owner Jerry Colangelo.
"Both businessmen supported Mr. Flake's opponent in the Republican primary (Mr. Flake won by 40 points), and both are pushing for federal financing of a road project that would stretch from Phoenix to Las Vegas. In the western part of the state, the 300-mile highway would bisect their 34,000-acre Douglas Ranch, where they have plans to develop a luxury hotel and upscale homes. A person who attended the meeting recalls that the two asked Mr. Flake: 'We need to know. Are you going to be an Arizona senator or a U.S. senator?'
"I'm told that Mr. Flake responded by saying that with the country facing a $16 trillion debt, dealing with that problem was his priority.
"Good answer; wrong audience. The two CEOs still haven't endorsed Flake. In an interview Ingram confirmed the meeting and explained that the business executives in the room 'worry that Mr. Flake may not support business compared to [Rich] Carmona. ... '"
This report should surprise no one. Big business has often been at ideological odds with conservatism.
For example, many big businesses did business with the Soviet Union. A well-known example was Occidental Petroleum's Armand Hammer – a major donor to the Republican Party, no less – who did business whenever possible with Soviet dictators. And Pepsi-Cola began selling its product in the Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War.
How is one to explain the lack of conservative principles among big businessmen? There are two things at work here.
One is an absence of thought.
Whenever I read about multi-millionaire and billionaire businessmen advocating and financially supporting left-wing causes, I am reinforced in my belief that most businessmen are proficient at one thing: making money. I hasten to add this not a criticism. Most doctors are only proficient at practicing medicine, most lawyers are adept at practicing law, and most baseball players know more about baseball than anything else.
That is the nature of most excellence. Nearly all people who achieve great success in their field do so because they have been preoccupied with succeeding in that field.
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This is not to say that there are no wise businessmen, baseball players, physicians or chemists. Of course there are.
But, if a businessman has made hundreds of millions of dollars, the only thing we can be sure he knows about is how to make hundreds of millions of dollars. How else explain people who have made large amounts of money thanks to the free enterprise system supporting left-wing candidates who wish to undermine that system?
The other problem with big businessmen and big businesses is that the bigger the business, the more likely it is to be removed from conservative values. Profits trump conservative concerns – especially if the business is publicly owned.
Last year, US Airways allowed a man who was dressed in a bra and women's underwear to board one of its planes and to remain on board for the duration of the flight.
It is safe to say that the overwhelming majority of men and women who work at US Airways – including its owners and directors – find such behavior lewd, unacceptable and harmful to society. But, as a rule, the bigger the business, the more politically correct it becomes.
The point of all this is to make it clear that, left-wing claims notwithstanding, conservatism is not the home of big business. That is why some of the biggest businessmen of Arizona are not supporting the Republican candidate for Senate, Jeff Flake. He asks, "What is best for America?" The businessmen ask, "What is best for my big business?" And Flake's Democratic opponent asks, "What is best for big government?"
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require 'cases/helper'

require 'models/topic'
require 'models/person'

require 'bigdecimal'
require 'active_support/core_ext/big_decimal'

class NumericalityValidationTest < ActiveModel::TestCase

  def teardown
    Topic.clear_validators!
  end

  NIL = [nil]
  BLANK = ["", " ", " \t \r \n"]
  BIGDECIMAL_STRINGS = %w(12345678901234567890.1234567890) # 30 significant digits
  FLOAT_STRINGS = %w(0.0 +0.0 -0.0 10.0 10.5 -10.5 -0.0001 -090.1 90.1e1 -90.1e5 -90.1e-5 90e-5)
  INTEGER_STRINGS = %w(0 +0 -0 10 +10 -10 0090 -090)
  FLOATS = [0.0, 10.0, 10.5, -10.5, -0.0001] + FLOAT_STRINGS
  INTEGERS = [0, 10, -10] + INTEGER_STRINGS
  BIGDECIMAL = BIGDECIMAL_STRINGS.collect! { |bd| BigDecimal.new(bd) }
  JUNK = ["not a number", "42 not a number", "0xdeadbeef", "0xinvalidhex", "0Xdeadbeef", "00-1", "--3", "+-3", "+3-1", "-+019.0", "12.12.13.12", "123\nnot a number"]
  INFINITY = [1.0/0.0]

  def test_default_validates_numericality_of
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved
    invalid!(NIL + BLANK + JUNK)
    valid!(FLOATS + INTEGERS + BIGDECIMAL + INFINITY)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_of_with_nil_allowed
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, allow_nil: true

    invalid!(JUNK + BLANK)
    valid!(NIL + FLOATS + INTEGERS + BIGDECIMAL + INFINITY)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_of_with_integer_only
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, only_integer: true

    invalid!(NIL + BLANK + JUNK + FLOATS + BIGDECIMAL + INFINITY)
    valid!(INTEGERS)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_of_with_integer_only_and_nil_allowed
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, only_integer: true, allow_nil: true

    invalid!(JUNK + BLANK + FLOATS + BIGDECIMAL + INFINITY)
    valid!(NIL + INTEGERS)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_of_with_integer_only_and_symbol_as_value
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, only_integer: :condition_is_true_but_its_not

    invalid!(NIL + BLANK + JUNK)
    valid!(FLOATS + INTEGERS + BIGDECIMAL + INFINITY)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_of_with_integer_only_and_proc_as_value
    Topic.send(:define_method, :allow_only_integers?, lambda { false })
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, only_integer: Proc.new(&:allow_only_integers?)

    invalid!(NIL + BLANK + JUNK)
    valid!(FLOATS + INTEGERS + BIGDECIMAL + INFINITY)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_greater_than
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than: 10

    invalid!([-10, 10], 'must be greater than 10')
    valid!([11])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_greater_than_using_differing_numeric_types
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than: BigDecimal.new('97.18')

    invalid!([-97.18, BigDecimal.new('97.18'), BigDecimal('-97.18')], 'must be greater than 97.18')
    valid!([97.18, 98, BigDecimal.new('98')]) # Notice the 97.18 as a float is greater than 97.18 as a BigDecimal due to floating point precision
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_greater_than_using_string_value
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than: 10

    invalid!(['-10', '9', '9.9', '10'], 'must be greater than 10')
    valid!(['10.1', '11'])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_greater_than_or_equal
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than_or_equal_to: 10

    invalid!([-9, 9], 'must be greater than or equal to 10')
    valid!([10])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_greater_than_or_equal_using_differing_numeric_types
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than_or_equal_to: BigDecimal.new('97.18')

    invalid!([-97.18, 97.17, 97, BigDecimal.new('97.17'), BigDecimal.new('-97.18')], 'must be greater than or equal to 97.18')
    valid!([97.18, 98, BigDecimal.new('97.19')])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_greater_than_or_equal_using_string_value
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than_or_equal_to: 10

    invalid!(['-10', '9', '9.9'], 'must be greater than or equal to 10')
    valid!(['10', '10.1', '11'])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_equal_to
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, equal_to: 10

    invalid!([-10, 11] + INFINITY, 'must be equal to 10')
    valid!([10])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_equal_to_using_differing_numeric_types
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, equal_to: BigDecimal.new('97.18')

    invalid!([-97.18, 97.18], 'must be equal to 97.18')
    valid!([BigDecimal.new('97.18')])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_equal_to_using_string_value
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, equal_to: 10

    invalid!(['-10', '9', '9.9', '10.1', '11'], 'must be equal to 10')
    valid!(['10'])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_less_than
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than: 10

    invalid!([10], 'must be less than 10')
    valid!([-9, 9])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_less_than_using_differing_numeric_types
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than: BigDecimal.new('97.18')

    invalid!([97.18, BigDecimal.new('97.18')], 'must be less than 97.18')
    valid!([-97.0, 97.0, -97, 97, BigDecimal.new('-97'), BigDecimal.new('97')])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_less_than_using_string_value
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than: 10

    invalid!(['10', '10.1', '11'], 'must be less than 10')
    valid!(['-10', '9', '9.9'])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_less_than_or_equal_to
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than_or_equal_to: 10

    invalid!([11], 'must be less than or equal to 10')
    valid!([-10, 10])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_less_than_or_equal_to_using_differing_numeric_types
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than_or_equal_to: BigDecimal.new('97.18')

    invalid!([97.18, 98], 'must be less than or equal to 97.18')
    valid!([-97.18, BigDecimal.new('-97.18'), BigDecimal.new('97.18')])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_less_than_or_equal_using_string_value
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than_or_equal_to: 10

    invalid!(['10.1', '11'], 'must be less than or equal to 10')
    valid!(['-10', '9', '9.9', '10'])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_odd
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, odd: true

    invalid!([-2, 2], 'must be odd')
    valid!([-1, 1])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_even
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, even: true

    invalid!([-1, 1], 'must be even')
    valid!([-2, 2])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_greater_than_less_than_and_even
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than: 1, less_than: 4, even: true

    invalid!([1, 3, 4])
    valid!([2])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_other_than
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, other_than: 0

    invalid!([0, 0.0])
    valid!([-1, 42])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_other_than_using_string_value
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, other_than: 0

    invalid!(['0', '0.0'])
    valid!(['-1', '1.1', '42'])
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_proc
    Topic.send(:define_method, :min_approved, lambda { 5 })
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than_or_equal_to: Proc.new(&:min_approved)

    invalid!([3, 4])
    valid!([5, 6])
  ensure
    Topic.send(:remove_method, :min_approved)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_symbol
    Topic.send(:define_method, :max_approved, lambda { 5 })
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than_or_equal_to: :max_approved

    invalid!([6])
    valid!([4, 5])
  ensure
    Topic.send(:remove_method, :max_approved)
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_numeric_message
    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than: 4, message: "smaller than %{count}"
    topic = Topic.new("title" => "numeric test", "approved" => 10)

    assert !topic.valid?
    assert_equal ["smaller than 4"], topic.errors[:approved]

    Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than: 4, message: "greater than %{count}"
    topic = Topic.new("title" => "numeric test", "approved" => 1)

    assert !topic.valid?
    assert_equal ["greater than 4"], topic.errors[:approved]
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_of_for_ruby_class
    Person.validates_numericality_of :karma, allow_nil: false

    p = Person.new
    p.karma = "Pix"
    assert p.invalid?

    assert_equal ["is not a number"], p.errors[:karma]

    p.karma = "1234"
    assert p.valid?
  ensure
    Person.clear_validators!
  end

  def test_validates_numericality_with_invalid_args
    assert_raise(ArgumentError){ Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than_or_equal_to: "foo" }
    assert_raise(ArgumentError){ Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than_or_equal_to: "foo" }
    assert_raise(ArgumentError){ Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, greater_than: "foo" }
    assert_raise(ArgumentError){ Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, less_than: "foo" }
    assert_raise(ArgumentError){ Topic.validates_numericality_of :approved, equal_to: "foo" }
  end

  private

  def invalid!(values, error = nil)
    with_each_topic_approved_value(values) do |topic, value|
      assert topic.invalid?, "#{value.inspect} not rejected as a number"
      assert topic.errors[:approved].any?, "FAILED for #{value.inspect}"
      assert_equal error, topic.errors[:approved].first if error
    end
  end

  def valid!(values)
    with_each_topic_approved_value(values) do |topic, value|
      assert topic.valid?, "#{value.inspect} not accepted as a number with validation error: #{topic.errors[:approved].first}"
    end
  end

  def with_each_topic_approved_value(values)
    topic = Topic.new(title: "numeric test", content: "whatever")
    values.each do |value|
      topic.approved = value
      yield topic, value
    end
  end
end


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File No.: 7023.16662 Grantors: Northwest Trustee Services, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Grantee: Dmitriy Sumtsov, a single man Tax Parcel ID No.: 74091000007 Abbreviated Legal: Lot 7, Summer House, Vol. K, P. 28, Pacific County Notice of Trustee's Sale Pursuant to the Revised Code of Washington 61.24, et seq. I. On October 10, 2008, at 10:00 a.m. inside the main lobby of the Pacific County Courthouse, 300 Memorial Avenue in the City of South Bend, State of Washington, the undersigned Trustee (subject to any conditions imposed by the Trustee) will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, payable at time of sale, the following described real property "Property", situated in the County(ies) of Pacific, State of Washington: Lot 7 of Summer House per Plat thereof on file in Volume K of Plats at Page 28 Records of Pacific County, Washington. Commonly known as: 230 25th Street Northwest Long Beach, WA 98631 which is subject to that certain Deed of Trust dated 01/14/08, recorded on 01/22/08, under Auditor's File No. 3109232, records of Pacific County, Washington, from Dmitriy Sumtsov, a single person as his separate estate, as Grantor, to Northwest Trustee Services, LLC, as Trustee, to secure an obligation "Obligation" in favor of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Beneficiary. *The Tax Parcel ID number and Abbreviated Legal Description are provided solely to comply with the recording statutes and are not intended to supplement, amend or supersede the Property's full legal description provided herein. II. No action commenced by the Beneficiary of the Deed of Trust is now pending to seek satisfaction of the Obligation in any Court by reason of the Grantor's or Borrower's default on the Obligation. III. The Beneficiary alleges default of the Deed of Trust for failure to pay the following amounts now in arrears and/or other defaults: Amount due to reinstate by 07/05/08 Monthly Payments $14,246.30 Late Charges $479.60 Lender's Fees & Costs $72.00 Total Arrearage $14,797.90 Trustee's Expenses (Itemization) Trustee's Fee $725.00 Title Report $1,067.22 Statutory Mailings $22.96 Recording Costs $14.00 Postings $57.50 Sale Costs $0.00 Total Costs $1,886.68 Total Amount Due: $16,684.58 Other known defaults as follows: IV. The sum owing on the Obligation is: Principal Balance of $374,500.00, together with interest as provided in the note or other instrument evidencing the Obligation from 02/01/08, and such other costs and fees as are due under the Obligation, and as are provided by statute. V. The Property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the Obligation as provided by statute. The sale will be made without representation or warranty, express or implied regarding title, possession, encumbrances or condition of the Property on October 10, 2008. The default(s) referred to in paragraph III, together with any subsequent payments, late charges, advances costs and fees thereafter due, must be cured by 09/29/08 (11 days before the sale date), to cause a discontinuance of the sale. The sale will be discontinued and terminated if at any time before the close of the Trustee's business on 09/29/08 (11 days before the sale date), the default(s) as set forth in paragraph III, together with any subsequent payments, late charges, advances, costs and fees thereafter due, is/are cured and the Trustee's fees and costs are paid. The sale may be terminated any time after 09/29/08 (11 days before the sale date), and before the sale by the Borrower, Grantor, any Guarantor or the holder of any recorded junior lien or encumbrance paying the entire balance of principal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust, plus costs, fees, and advances, if any made pursuant to the terms of the obligation and/or Deed of Trust. VI. A written notice of default was transmitted by the Beneficiary or Trustee to the Borrower and Grantor at the following address(es): NAME AND ADDRESS Dmitriy Sumtsov 230 25th Street Northwest Long Beach, WA 98631 Dmitriy Sumtsov 3322 X Street Washougal, WA 98671 Unknown Spouse and/or Domestic Partner of Dmitriy Sumtsov 230 25th Street Northwest Long Beach, WA 98631 Unknown Spouse and/or Domestic Partner of Dmitriy Sumtsov 3322 X Street Washougal, WA 98671 by both first class and either certified mail, return receipt requested on 06/04/08, proof of which is in the possession of the Trustee; and on 06/04/08 Grantor and Borrower were personally served with said written notice of default or the written notice of default was posted on a conspicuous place on the real property described in paragraph I above, and the Trustee has possession of proof of such service or posting. VII. The Trustee, whose name and address are set forth below, will provide in writing to anyone requesting it a statement of all foreclosure costs and trustee's fees due at any time prior to the sale. VIII. The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by, through or under the Grantor of all their right, title and interest in the Property. IX. Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an opportunity to be heard as to those objections if they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursuant to RCW 61.24.130. Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trustee's sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OR TENANTS - The purchaser at the Trustee's Sale is entitled to possession of the property on the 20th day following the sale, as against the Grantor under the Deed of Trust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust, including occupants and tenants. After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act, Chapter 59.12 RCW. The trustee's rules of auction may be accessed at www.northwesttrustee.com and are incorporated by this reference. You may also access sale status at www.northwesttrustee.com and www.USA-Foreclosure.com. EFFECTIVE: 07/05/08 Northwest Trustee Services, Inc., Trustee Authorized Signature P.O. BOX 997 Bellevue, WA 98009-0997 Contact: Vonnie McElligott (425) 586-1900. (TS# 7023.16662) 1002.92074-FEI
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Do you have missing or severely damaged teeth? Restoring your smile could change your life! If you choose to get dental implants in San Antonio, you'll get new teeth that are sturdy, beautiful, and easy to care for. Countless people have benefited from this aspect of dentistry. But what exactly should you expect during your journey? Here is a quick look at the dental implant process from beginning to end.
The first thing you need to do is find out if you are a good candidate for dental implants. Your dentist in San Antonio will examine your mouth and ask you a few questions about your lifestyle and habits. If you have good oral and overall health, great oral hygiene habits, and a strong jawbone, you may be a good candidate.
If your jawbone strong enough to support your new teeth, you might need a bone graft before you can receive implants. The material for the graft might come from the bone in another part of your body, or the surgeon may use artificial bone. After your surgery, your body will need some time to integrate the new bone into your jaw. If it is a very minor bone graft, it might happen at the same time as the implant surgery.
During the implant surgery, little titanium posts will be inserted into your jaw. The posts are usually made of titanium, but other metals, such as zirconia, are sometimes used. Over a period of months, the implants will bond with your body through a process known as osseointegration. This creates an extremely sturdy base for your new smile since the implants act like natural tooth roots.
If your care provider deems that the implants are stable, they may place the abutments during the implant surgery. Abutments are little pieces that go on top of the metal posts; it is what your new tooth or teeth will get attached to.
Once your body and implants are ready, your dentist will make molds of your teeth and jawbone, which will serve as the basis for creating your new pearly whites. After your custom-made chompers are ready, your dentist will attach them to the abutments.
The dental implant process is different for everyone. For people who have a minimal risk of complications, it might be possible for Drs. Jones and Knight to perform the surgery right in their office. In other cases, they may have to refer the patient to a specialist. They want your journey to be as painless and smooth as possible, so feel free to talk about any questions or concerns you have. The more informed you are, the more confident you'll be in your final decision of whether to receive implants or not.
Dental implants in San Antonio could change your life! Why not talk to your dentist about them?
Dr. Troy Jones and his associate Dr. George Knight have decades of experience in dentistry. They're passionate about helping their patients to achieve healthy, functional smiles. If you have questions about implants, please contact our office.


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These small creatures are known for their large tails. They tend to live in forests and subsist on acorns and other nuts. They carry their food in their mouths but will sometimes drop it when surprised in an adorable display of shock.