Come to Maggiano's at The Grove for fresh, scratch-made Italian food in Los Angeles, inspired by Nonna's classic recipes.
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When you're searching for the best Italian food in Los Angeles, look no further than Maggiano's. Since our first restaurant opened in 1991, Maggiano's Little Italy has been cooking up scratch-made Italian-American fare for the entire family. Inspired by traditional recipes and cooking techniques only known to Nonna, our dishes include all of your home cooked Italian favorites, like Bruschetta, Baked Ziti, and Veal Parmesan, in addition to unique dishes like our most-loved "Maggiano's Style" Beef Tenderloin Medallions. And of course, no meal would be complete without a classic Italian dessert and "Italy's Favorite Coffee"—espresso!
If you have certain dietary restrictions or food allergies, don't worry. Unlike many other Italian restaurants, our food is prepared by in-house chefs every day and can be specially made for your unique needs. Our Executive Chef, Alberto Bini, will help you select an existing menu item that meets your dietary restrictions, or craft a custom dish with special ingredients. For example, gluten-free pasta can easily be substituted for regular pasta. Just ask!
But our services don't stop at delicious Italian-American food! Maggiano's private banquet rooms and dining spaces can make a great event, an amazing event. Host your next celebration at The Grove for an occasion your guests will never forget. From holiday parties to rehearsal dinners, our versatile banquet hall can host a wide range of social or corporate events.
Stop by your local Maggiano's at 189 The Grove Dr. and taste the best Italian food near you. Satisfy your hunger (and your tastebuds) with the freshest Italian fare, scratch made with authentic ingredients. No matter whether you're planning a private event, carrying out, dining in, placing a catering order for delivery, you'll be blown away by the attentive service and excellent food at Maggiano's Little Italy. We look forward to serving you soon. Make a reservation online or call (323) 965-9665 today!
Chef Alberto started with Maggiano's in October 2009. Growing up in Italy, surrounded by amazing fresh food, with great culinary inpirations provided by his mom and grandmother, it was a no brainer for him to become a chef. One of his favorite things about working for Maggiano's is living the Maggiano's way: working with the best people, and possessing a strong passion for made-from-scratch kitchens. Chef Alberto describes his memorable Maggiano's experience as the day he was promoted to Executive Chef. He says that the entire Grove location team including management, took him out to celebrate over a wonderful dinner. One interesting fact about Chef Alberto is that he is known in the restaurant as "Biniman". He says, "It's like my alter ego. When I step into the restaurant, it's about passion, play, pasta!"
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Your search Los Angeles's best Italian food is over. Explore Maggiano's Italian menus and visit our restaurant today! On our lunch menu, you'll find satisfying soup, salad, and sandwich combinations, plus your favorite dinnertime appetizers, pastas, and flatbreads. Your meal options are almost unlimited, especially on the dinner menu! Discover fresh-made Italian classics like Baked Ziti and Chicken Parmesan, but also traditional Italian recipes with an American twist, like Grilled Salmon & Herb and Angel Hair Vegetable Primavera. And of course, Maggiano's kid's menu has something for bambinos of all ages! Even finicky eaters will find something they love, with simple and delicious dishes like Cheese Flatbread Pizza, Lasagna, and Mac 'N Cheese a la Maggiano's.
Whether you're joining us for brunch, lunch, or dinner, or ordering catering or carryout, you can also enjoy vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan Italian menu options too. We aim to satisfy every member of your dining party. Join us today for a midday treat, appetizers and drinks at the bar, or an extended dinner with friends and family! Visit your local Maggiano's at The Grove to experience the charm of authentic Italian food in Los Angeles, all with a distinctly American flair. Brunch, lunch, or dinner, make your reservation online or call (323) 965-9665 today!
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Maggiano's Bar & Lounge at The Grove is the ideal spot to unwind with your favorite drink, a few good friends, and great conversation. From a premium wine list, to seasonal sangria pitchers, and freshly brewed coffees and teas, we have a drink for every taste and every occasion. Pair your favorite beverage with an appetizer or flatbread and you've got a delectable combination that'll have your tastebuds begging for more. Whether you're enjoying a girl's night out or unwinding at the end of long work day, we look forward to serving you.
Los Angeles's best happy hour happens here! Stop by today or call (323) 965-9665 to ask about happy hour specials, seasonal drinks, and more.
Brunch, lunch or dinner: call (323) 965-9661 for fresh Italian carryout from Maggiano's at The Grove.
Dig into delicious Italian carryout from your local Maggiano's at The Grove. We've been serving up classic Italian cuisine with an American twist since our first restaurant opened in 1991 and we haven't stopped since! Even when you can't dine at our table, you can still bring the fresh tastes of Little Italy to your table. Check out our full selection of delicious Italian carryout options for lunch, dinner, and dessert, and call to place your carryout order today! You deserve to enjoy the best Italian-American cuisine whenever, wherever.
Our appetizers, entrees, and desserts are all inspired by traditional Italian recipes and prepared fresh daily by our in-house Chef. They're authentic, simple, and exploding with flavor! With healthy family style portions, our goal is to bring the wonderful flavors of Little Italy to you, whether you're dining with us or relaxing around your own kitchen table.
Make your next meal special with one of our ever-popular flatbreads season-fresh salads, classic pasta dishes, or traditional Italian desserts today! When you're ready to experience the best Italian carryout in Los Angeles, there's no other choice but Maggiano's. Explore our carryout menu online and call (323) 965-9661 to place your order today!
Brunch in Los Angeles never looked better. Kick back with friends & family over a delicious Italian-American brunch, Maggiano's style!
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Ready to start the day off right? Maggiano's now serves brunch in Los Angeles! It's savory, sweet, and undeniably scrumptious. Like our lunch and dinner dishes, all of our brunch offerings are prepared by in-house Chefs every day with the freshest ingredients of the season. We guarantee you'll taste it in every sip of bloody mary, every slice of french toast, and every bite of fruit! Lose yourself in the brunch menu at The Grove and find all of your favorite brunch fare, but with a delicious Italian-American twist that's exclusive to Maggiano's.
Kick off your brunch experience with an Orange Streusel Cake that was made for sharing and a round of bubbly bellinis for everyone. Then, brush your daydreams aside and dive into a generous serving of eggs benedict made Maggiano's style with Chicken Francese, Smoked Ham, Crab Cakes, Smoked Salmon & Spinach, or a Meatball. Yup, you read that right...eggs benedict served with a Meatball! If traditional brunch cuisine is more your fancy, you'll fall head over heels for our heavenly Crème Brûlée French Toast made with cranberry raisin focaccia and sweet Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, or the robust flavors of an Italian-American Breakfast. We've even got brunch options for your little bambinos, [brunch-body-content-p2-10] We even have brunch options for the kids, including made-from-scratch buttermilk pancakes with orange slices, maple syrup, and whipped butter.
Take a bite out of the best brunch menu in Los Angeles! Make a brunch reservation online or call (323) 965-9665 to reserve a table at your nearby The Grove Maggiano's. Can't make it on Saturday or Sunday? No worries. You can still try one of our five favorite brunch dishes at lunch, any day of the week.
Unwind with a scratch-made Italian lunch in Los Angeles!
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Maggiano's Italian Lunch Menu: Los Angeles's Never Tasted Better!
At Maggiano's Little Italy, you don't have to wait for dinner time to savor the rich, traditional flavors of the Italian-American dishes you love most. Unwind over an Italian lunch in Los Angeles today! Whether you're hungering for a magnificent meatball sandwich, a season-fresh salad, or a generous helping of chicken parmesan, you'll find that the lunch menu at The Grove has plates for every palate and mood. Swing by for a fast bite with friends and family, or stay a little longer and unwind with a smooth slice of Italian Spumoni and a freshly brewed coffee or tea. Regardless, you can rest easy knowing that your lunch has been freshly prepared and cooked by our in-house Chef, with the finest ingredients and utmost care. Inspired by classic Italian recipes and the families that passed them down for generations, our lunch dishes are simple but exploding with flavors that can only be brought to life when you're cooking with the freshest ingredients. Call (323) 965-9665 or make a lunch reservation online to reserve a table at your local The Grove Maggiano's today. Here, every guest is special and every lunch is a special occasion.
Crème Brûlée or Tiramisu, save room for the best Italian desserts in Los Angeles!
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What's a memorable Italian-American dining experience without something sweet, sugary, or chocolaty at the end? There's no better way to finish off a family style meal than with a Chef-prepared dessert. Explore the dessert menu for your nearby Maggiano's at The Grove and prepare your taste buds for the most exquisite sugary confections. Delight your senses with Italian classics like our Italian Spumoni and Tiramisu, or beloved guest favorites like Crème Brûlée, Vera's Lemon Cookies, New York Style Cheesecake, Chocolate Zuccotto Cake, and Gigi's Butter Cake. Enjoy a dessert wine or espresso alongside your sweet treat for an Italian-American meal you won't soon forget!
Whether you're in the mood for vanilla bean or chocolate, moscato or mascarpone, we have a dessert to delight you. Visit your local Maggiano's at The Grove to taste the most delicious desserts in Los Angeles. Reserve your table online or call (323) 965-9665 to make a reservation. Stop by for lunch, dinner, or happy hour and savor one of our Italian desserts for yourself. We promise your sweet tooth will leave satisfied.
Visit Maggiano's for the best Italian dinner in Los Angeles!
Call Maggiano's The Grove at (323) 965-9665 to make a dinner reservation today!
Excellent Italian food restaurants in Los Angeles are tough to find, unless you come to Maggiano's at The Grove. When you're craving rich flavor and generous family style servings, our dinner options are exactly what you need. Tradition-inspired Italian cooking is what we do best! Maggiano's one-of-a-kind Italian dinner menu includes freshly prepared soups, salads, sandwiches, appetizers, entrees, and desserts, all made from scratch by our in-house Chef, every day.
And did you know? You don't have to dine at our restaurant in order to enjoy your favorite Italian food for dinner tonight! With our carryout option, you can bring home the tastes of Little Italy in no time. Simply choose your favorite dinner appetizers, entrees, and desserts, and call ahead to place a carryout order. Then pick it up and escape to the sun-soaked hills of Italy from the comfort of your own home, if only in your imagination. Make your dinner reservation online or call (323) 965-9665 to reserve a table at your The Grove Maggiano's. Here, every guest is special and every dinner is a special occasion.
Feed a large party with the tastiest family style Italian food in Los Angeles!
Call your The Grove Maggiano's at (323) 965-9665 to make a reservation or place a family style order today!
Order from our family style menu to make sure everyone gets to enjoy their favorite Italian pastas, entrees, and more, all at the same time. We work to create unique and memorable dining experiences, no matter the reason for the occasion or the size of the party.
Maggiano's family style menu is an important part of who we are, not to mention an Italian-American tradition. By offering beloved menu items in generous portions for the whole table, we make sure every guest is satisfied. Plus, the menu options are practically endless! Choose from a variety of salads and appetizers, pick more than one entree dish, and end the night with a two kinds of dessert. Start things off right with one of Maggiano's flavor-filled salads and an appetizer, like Stuffed Mushrooms or Crispy Zucchini. And then, help yourself to scratch-made entrees including Angel Hair Vegetable Primavera, Grilled Salmon Lemon & Herb, or Mom's Lasagna—just to name a few. When it's time, wrap up your meal with a freshly brewed espresso and a few Lemon Cookies.
Experience the scrumptious simplicity of family style dining today! Whether you're getting together with a group of friends or family members, call (323) 965-9665 to make your menu selections and reserve your table. Maggiano's is your family style restaurant in Los Angeles!
Bring the whole family together for kid-friendly Italian food in Los Angeles!
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Maggiano's Family Restaurant In Los Angeles Has A Kid's Menu They'll Adore!
Want to bring your whole family together for a delicious meal? Maggiano's can help! Lunch or dinner, your bambinos will find all of their Italian favorites on the kid's menu at The Grove. We know that not all family restaurants in Los Angeles offer parent-approved kid's meals, but at Maggiano's, you can expect a different kind of experience. You can expect every plate, from soup to spaghetti, to be freshly prepared with love, care, and the best ingredients. Nonna would surely be proud! Our kid's menu brings together all of the wonderful flavors of our well-known Italian-American food with dishes like breaded chicken breast with green beans and garlic mashed potatoes, cheese ravioli with marinara sauce, and ziti pasta topped with meat sauce!
Treat your kids to a parent-approved Italian-American lunch or dinner that's been freshly prepared with the highest quality ingredients. There's something for everyone to love on Maggiano's kid's menu. You may find a new favorite too! Reserve a table online or call (323) 965-9665 today! Visit for brunch, lunch, or dinner, or call to place a carryout order when the kids are hungry and there's no time to cook. Come to Maggiano's for kid-friendly Italian food!
Authentic Italian-American antipasto, entrees, pastas, and delicious desserts will have your guests begging for more. Let Maggiano's at The Grove take your event to the next level with outstanding Italian catering in Los Angeles! Whether you're preparing for a corporate event or a family reunion, serving excellent food is the first step to hosting an excellent event. Make everyone feel warm and welcome with generous servings of Chef-prepared Italian-American food. View our Italian catering menu and pick your favorite appetizers, salads, pastas, and desserts, or keep things quick and easy with one of our party-ready catering packages. Exceptional Italian catering in Los Angeles is only a phone call or click away. Call your The Grove Maggiano's at (323) 965-9661 to place an Italian catering order today! We'll serve up a meal that's unforgettable!
Call Maggiano's at The Grove to book an elegant private dining space today! We'll make sure your event is a memorable one.
Why Choose Maggiano's Banquet Halls In Los Angeles?
Maggiano's private event venues in Los Angeles offer first-class amenities, food, and service. We're in the business of making your event special with exquisite cuisine, luxurious desserts, freshly brewed coffees and teas, and a wide selection of wines—all set against a beautiful backdrop. Maggiano's private dining venues can welcome up to 250 guests, depending on whether the celebration is reception or "sit-down" style. We also offer semi-private event spaces. From corporate events like client meetings, to social events like bridal showers, your local Maggiano's at The Grove can make your event one-of-a-kind.
Throw your next party at one of Maggiano's Los Angeles banquet halls and you'll get so much more than fresh, Chef-prepared Italian-American food. Our banquet halls also offer versatile lighting, designer centerpieces, personalized menu cards, piped in music, ivory linens, and dedicated staff. Start planning your special event today! Call (323) 965-2777 to contact a Private Dining Manager and book a banquet hall in Los Angeles.
Black-tie affair or New Year's Eve bash, make your party a success at your local The Grove Maggiano's. Call a Private Dining Manager to book the best party venue!
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Our Private Dining Managers and event staff will help you plan a flawless holiday party, from beginning to end. From wine pairings to centerpieces, you can count on the expertise of our staff.
Contemporary, glamorous, elegant, or festive, our dining rooms and banquet halls can be customized to match your party's look and feel. Expect adjustable lighting, versatile seating arrangements, beautiful table settings, and much more!
Our waiters excel in the art of service and have experience in an array of cultural and social situations. Whether you book a banquet hall or private dining area, you'll enjoy impeccable service from a team of sharply dressed servers.
It's no shock that excellent food makes for an excellent holiday party. "Wow" your friends and family with generous platters of freshly prepared soups, salads, entrees, pastas, and desserts inspired by Nonna's classic Italian recipes.
Christmas, Hanukkah, Halloween, New Year's Eve, or Cinco de Mayo, Maggiano's at The Grove has a party venue in Los Angeles to match. No matter the occasion, we believe every celebration should be special. Whether you're hosting a big gathering or cozy get-together, you'll find that Maggiano's has mastered the secret to any holiday party's success: excellent, scratch-made food and a warm atmosphere. Our experienced Private Dining Managers will help you plan the best menu and ambiance for your occasion, while our attentive servers will tend to your guests' needs throughout the evening. Host your next holiday party at The Grove and enjoy all of the perks Maggiano's has to offer, including comfortable seating, versatile table arrangements, adjustable lighting, and access to premier audio/visual equipment. Call (323) 965-2777 to speak with a Private Dining Manager today and reserve one of the best holiday party venues in Los Angeles!
Host your private dining event at Maggiano's at The Grove and make it an occasion your guests will never forget. Call a Private Dining Manager today!
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Our professional Private Dining Managers have experience planning and assisting with a wide range of religious, cultural, and social events. Book a private dining room and let them take care of the details.
Whether your gathering is grand enough to need a full banquet hall, or small enough for the intimacy of a private dining room, you'll find that both spaces are elegantly furnished with the finest centerpieces, table settings, and decor.
Make sure each and every guest is treated like a VIP. At Maggiano's, our servers are trained to do just that, and are always sharply dressed to help you host the picture-perfect private event.
From adjustable lighting to custom welcome signs and menu cards, our private dining rooms and banquet spaces can be made to suit the atmosphere and theme you desire for your private event.
Enjoy a full-service bar with a wide selection of wines, spirits, champagnes, and more. Of course, sodas and freshly brewed teas and coffees are also available.
When you want an exceptional private event venue in Los Angeles, turn to your neighborhood Maggiano's at The Grove. Entertain your friends and family with delectable dishes and delicious drinks, served in a stylish venue and paired with impressive service. No matter the party type or theme, Maggiano's private dining rooms are perfect for a few close friends or an entire office of coworkers.
Some private dining restaurants limit your menu options, but Maggiano's is different! We allow you to customize your private event to suit your needs, down to the appetizer selection, seating arrangement, lighting, music, table settings, and beverages served. You can also choose to have your meal served buffet style or family style—it's up to you! Either way, every dish is Chef-prepared and scratch-made with respect for classic Italian cooking techniques and recipes. Your dinner guests will surely leave happy, satisfied, and hungry for more. If you're searching for a great venue to host a once-in-a-lifetime event, look no further than Maggiano's banquet halls and private dining rooms in Los Angeles. Call (323) 965-2777 to talk to a Private Dining Manager at your The Grove Maggiano's. Our staff will help you plan a private dining event that's simply perfect.
Getting married? From ceremonies to showers and receptions, we know how to make any wedding event magical. Say "I do" to a reception venue at your The Grove Maggiano's!
Call (323) 965-2777 to speak with a Private Dining Manager or contact us to start planning your wedding event today.
Plan a beautiful bridal shower at Maggiano's for the glowing bride-to-be and let our staff handle the details, from small bites to sweet treats!
Whether you're envisioning an intimate gathering or a luxurious procession, Maggiano's can host your wedding ceremony. Contact a Private Dining Manager to learn more about our wedding venue and package options.
Dance (and dine) the night away at Maggiano's wedding reception venues. With a fully-stocked bar, mouthwatering desserts and entrees, elegantly decorated banquet halls, and attentive service, we'll make sure everything runs smoothly, from the first dance to the last toast.
Party all night...and the next morning too! Host a post-wedding brunch in one of Maggiano's private dining rooms or banquet halls. Our wedding venue packages are affordable and elegant, so you won't have to worry about sacrificing a single detail.
Celebrate with friends and family in a gorgeous engagement party venue that sets the stage for what's to come. Get the party started at Maggiano's with Chef-prepared Italian food, a wide selection of beers, wines, and handcrafted classic cocktails, and world class service to match!
Maggiano's wedding venues in Los Angeles offer the amenities and services you need to make your special day, spectacular. Every wedding event, from your shower to your rehearsal dinner, deserves to be perfect. Simply reserve a private dining area or banquet hall at Maggiano's and let our professional Private Dining Managers take care of the rest. With us, wedding planning can truly be that stress-free!
Our wedding venue amenities include a complimentary consultation with a wedding event specialist, custom menus, full-service bars, richly decorated banquet halls and private dining rooms, adjustable lighting, beautiful table settings, audio/visual equipment, and much more! Our versatile event spaces can even accommodate a dance floor or photo booth. If you're planning your event from out-of-town, we'll arrange for you to have a food tasting at your local Maggiano's to help you decide on your menu items.
Simple or elegant, big or small, your wedding event deserves to be memorable, magical, and simply wonderful. Maggiano's wedding packages can be tailored to suit nearly any budget or style. Call (323) 965-2777 to learn more about Maggiano's private dining rooms and wedding reception calls in Los Angeles. We'll make sure that your event is a happy start to your "happily ever after!"
Let Maggiano's make your next corporate event a memorable success. With group-friendly dining options, versatile event spaces, and generous family style food that's Chef-prepared with the freshest ingredients, Maggiano's at The Grove is the ideal place to host any type of business event. Call one of our Private Dining Managers today!
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Get out of the boardroom and into a private banquet room. Make your next business meeting a smashing success at Maggiano's! Whether you're presenting to new clients or reviewing quarterly earnings with your team, your Los Angeles Maggiano's offers the most well-appointed corporate meeting spaces.
The best holiday office parties don't happen at the office. Show your employees how much you value their work by throwing a party they'll talk about for weeks. Enjoy tasty flatbreads and small bites, sweet desserts, and traditional Italian cuisine, plus access to a stocked bar—all in a unique banquet room. At Maggiano's, planning a one-of-a-kind office party has never been easier.
Putting together a formal dinner to celebrate this year's accomplishments? Welcoming a new executive member? You can't go wrong with one of Maggiano's elegant banquet halls or luxurious private dining rooms. Bring everyone together over dishes of authentic Italian-American food and toast your business's success!
Build your brand and make new connections in a whole new way. Host employees, potential clients, and other professionals in your field in one of Maggiano's charming Los Angeles banquet halls to talk business, connect, and build lasting relationships. Our attentive servers and staff will help you make the right impression!
If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind venue to upgrade your business's upcoming training or recruiting session, you've found it in Maggiano's banquet halls. We offer expert service and professional event planning help every step of the way, not to mention quality audio/visual equipment, so you can focus on what really matters.
Say "Thank You" to the staff and clients that mean the most to your company with an appreciation party at Maggiano's. Wow their tastebuds with generous portions of Chef-prepared Italian food, delicious desserts, and a refreshing selection of cocktails, beers, wines, teas, and coffees. Here, your guests are our guests!
Large or small, informal or formal. No matter the size or theme of your upcoming corporate event, Maggiano's is the ideal Los Angeles venue! With our Private Dining Managers by your side, it's easy to plan an impeccable executive dinner, business meeting, team building exercise, board presentation, holiday office party, training session, or networking event. Whether you're a small business owner looking for a meeting space outside of your office, need an intimate venue to engage with clients, or just want to get out of the boardroom for a much needed brainstorming session, Maggiano's has the perks you need to make your next corporate event an undeniable success.
Choose to host your corporate event at The Grove and enjoy audio-visual equipment, convenient seating options, customizable table settings, adjustable lighting, attentive servers, and Chef-prepared Italian food and drink. Our professionally trained staff members will ensure every detail is attended to, so you can really focus on the people that matter most: your clients, co-workers, or staff. Call (323) 965-2777 to speak with a Private Dining Manager and reserve one of the best corporate event venues in Los Angeles.
Party venues at The Grove are available to book now! Enjoy homemade dishes, beautiful spaces & exceptional service at Maggiano's Little Italy.
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No matter if it's your first anniversary or you're ringing in 60 years together, the enduring strength of a couple's love is worth a celebration. For an experience that's beautiful, sophisticated, and memorable, let Maggiano's be your anniversary party venue.
Make memories with the mom-to-be at your local Maggiano's. With our skilled servers and party planners by your side, you'll be able to focus on making the mom-to-be the center of the party while we take care of the details. Reserve your banquet hall or private dining room to get started!
Looking for a quinceañera venue? Let us help you put together a lavish party and feast to match. Call one of our Private Dining Managers to reserve your quinceañera venue today!
Whether it's a celebratory dinner or recurring monthly meeting, Maggiano's has a party venue for your next club get-together. Reserve your next association or club event, meeting, or after-party at Maggiano's!
Make the most of any special moment at your neighborhood Maggiano's. Some party venues have great spaces, but few also include the exceptional service, helpful party planning assistance, and home cooked, Chef-prepared Italian fare that Maggiano's can! We excel at hosting gatherings of all kinds and sizes, including anniversary parties, gender reveal parties, baby showers, graduation celebrations, club meetings, quinceañeras, and bar/bat mitzvahs. From the atmosphere to the menu, our professional Private Dining Managers will help you plan every detail so you can stress less and celebrate more. Throw your upcoming special event at The Grove to enjoy all of Maggiano's awesome amenities, including versatile seating arrangements, beautiful table settings, adjustable lighting, and great audio/visual equipment. Call (323) 965-2777 to reserve the best party venue in Los Angeles!


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Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing including digital download. There has never been and may never be again a bluesman quite like Albert Collins. "The Master Of The Telecaster" was born on October 1, 1932, in Leona, Texas. A cousin of the legendary Lightnin' Hopkins, Collins emerged with a blues sound and style all his own, featuring a combination of icy echo, shattering, ringing, sustained high notes, an ultra-percussive right-hand attack, and an unheard-of minor key guitar tuning (taught to him by his cousin Willow Young). Albert's greatest success came after he signed with Alligator in 1978 and cut Ice Pickin.' It won the Best Blues Album of the Year Award from the Montreux Jazz Festival, and was nominated for a Grammy. Even after he was firmly established as a major modern bluesman, Collins never got too big for his fans and friends, and never took things easy. And he never relinquished the wheel of his battered tour bus that he loved to drive so much.
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AMAZZIN – A Business Profile
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In the middle of the night (for me), I drove to the airport to pick up my daughter, Anna, who was returning home from a trip to Mexico. If you follow my writing, you know Jan, and I hit the rack early and get up early – real early, each morning. It is our best time to write, reflect and pray.
Well, this morning, I slept in late, several hours late, and got up at 7:00 am. It was a strange feeling. All my regular morning routines normally done in darkness were now being done with daylight inside the house. Turning on the coffee maker, walking through the house toward my writing chair, standing before our living room window and welcoming the new day with prayer, were normally accomplished in surrounding darkness. Doing these things seemed strange and otherworldly with so much light.
I was experiencing a living metaphor of John 1:5, where John writes, "The Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never extinguish it." The Lord was showing me what it should be like for a follower of Jesus 24/7. We are never in a place of darkness because it is impossible for darkness to overwhelm light. Yet at times, the level of fear and frustration I hear coming from our mouths would indicate that some of us are living like people who are stumbling through the darkness instead of people who are walking in the brilliant light of God's presence.
Fear will always darken the spiritual environment of our lives and the words that come out of our mouths. Faith can seem fake and plastic to people, believers and non-believers alike, who have chosen to only see darkness. A religious spirit can turn off the light of hope and make everything dark and reasonable to people who no longer live in the light of faith. Just because something sounds religious does not make it wise or sourced from God's Spirit.
You and I are not supposed to live like people stumbling through dark places unsure of our spiritual footing. Wisdom invites us to employ the fruit of self-control and begin to retrain how we think and speak. Like someone walking through every room in their home at night and flipping on each light switch, it will change how we see this life. Those choices of faith will begin to illuminate each room of making your way sure and confident. It may seem strange at first like it was for me this morning when I awakened and saw everything illuminated, but after awhile, it will become your new normal. At that moment, you will begin to see this life with the eyes of God.


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F1 is gearing up for today's US Grand Prix, but the sport has attracted criticism over grants that have ended up much further afield.
Last month the Sunday Express revealed that F1's regulator, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), has given grants to organisations in Iran, Sudan, Zimbabwe and Syria over the past three years.
The FIA's grant scheme was established with fees it received from F1.
It drove Human Rights group Waging Peace to call for a Government review, as it believes that oppressive regimes can use racing funded by the grants to promote themselves and signal that they are still "open for business".
There is no evidence the groups that received grants are owned by their governments.
The legitimacy of the projects or the application process has not been called into question. F1, the teams and drivers play no part in awarding the grants and FIA documents detail the requi rements applicants must meet.
An FIA spokesperson said that all grants are subject to rigorous internal scrutiny.
An F1 spokesperson said: "It is not within our remit to influence or determine how the FIA promotes, develops and regulates motor sport, nor how its funds are applied.


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Preventing nuclear terrorism
By Fissile Materials Working Group | March 30, 2010
The television drama 24 is currently portraying one of the most frightening and dangerous terrorist scenarios possible–an anti-American terrorist group with radioactive fissile materials intent on detonating a "dirty bomb" in New York City to render it uninhabitable for decades to come. Jack Bauer, the show's intrepid hero, is trying to track down the terrorists and capture the fissile materials before the terrorists have a chance to blow them up. Although television dramas often engage in hyperbole, the basic theme of this terrorist scenario is very real.
The dangerous nexus of rogue nations, terrorists, and nuclear weapons and materials is the top global security threat today."
President Barack Obama addressed the need to secure all fissile materials–enriched uranium and plutonium used in research and commercial power reactors, nuclear warheads, and medical radiation treatment–in his historic speech last April 5 in Prague. In outlining the arms control and nonproliferation goals of his new administration, Obama warned that terrorists are "determined to buy, build, or steal" a nuclear weapon and that it was incumbent upon the United States and other countries to "secure all vulnerable nuclear materials around the world in four years."
Washington began to address the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction almost 20 years ago when Congress, under the bipartisan leadership of Senators Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar, established the Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) Program. This important arms control effort has been successful in eliminating thousands of nuclear weapons, 900 tons of chemical munitions, hundreds of Cold War strategic missiles, and dozens of nuclear-armed submarines. The CTR Program also has helped improve security of fissile materials, biological pathogens, and chemical agents vulnerable to theft and diversion in the former Soviet Union.
These nonproliferation efforts were expanded further when the Group of Eight (G-8), led by the United States and Canada, established a Global Partnership against the Spread of Weapons and Materials of Mass Destruction in 2002. Now comprised of some two dozen countries, this multilateral and burden-sharing program has complemented the CTR Program in securing and destroying nuclear and chemical weapons and materials throughout the former Soviet Union.
But the dangerous problem of vulnerable nuclear materials still remains in many regions of the world. Some of this material is more highly enriched bomb-grade material, while some of it is lower enriched "dirty bomb-grade" material. It's estimated that sufficient nuclear material exists to make more than 120,000 nuclear bombs worldwide. Vice President Joseph Biden reemphasized the threat posed by such vulnerable fissile material in a February speech at the National Defense University, "We cannot wait for an act of nuclear terrorism before coming together to share best practices and raise security standards, and we will seek firm commitments from our partners to do just that."
The dangerous nexus of rogue nations, terrorists, and nuclear weapons and materials is the top global security threat today. In order to meet President Obama's four-year challenge, the United States must continue to expand Defense, State, and Energy Department programs in nonproliferation and weapons demilitarization, which the fiscal year 2011 budget request thankfully does. Washington and Ottawa also must reinvigorate the G-8 Global Partnership this summer when it reconvenes in Canada. And the more than 40 countries attending Obama's Nuclear Security Summit next month in Washington must commit to improving security on all fissile material, reducing nuclear weapons, and strengthening the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty at its five-year review conference in May.
With these global commitments to locking down all nuclear materials and weapons of mass destruction, the only place terrorists will get their hands on a nuclear weapon is on television programs such as 24.
Editor's note: Paul Walker, the director of the Security and Sustainability program at Global Green USA, wrote this column.
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Ghosts of the Missing (Paperback)
By Kathleen Donohoe
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In the vein of The Lovely Bones and The Little Friend, Ghosts of the Missing follows the mysterious disappearance of a twelve-year-old girl during a town parade and the reverberations of this tragedy throughout the town.
On Saturday, October 28, 1995, a girl vanished. She was not a child particularly prized in town...When questioned by reporters, those who'd known Rowan described her as 'quiet' and 'loner' and 'shy' and even 'awkward.' Words for pity.
Culleton, New York has a long history—of writers, of artists, and of unsolved mysteries. It's where Adair grew up before she moved to Brooklyn to try to make it as an artist. But after years away from her hometown and little to show for it, Adair decides to return. She moves back in to Moye House, the old mansion, and current writer's retreat, imbued with her family's legacy.
Ciaran is a writer staying at Moye House in the hopes of finally solving the mystery of what happened to Rowan Kinnane—his sister, and Adair's childhood best friend. As the two begin investigating, secrets long buried rise to the surface, complicating their sense of themselves and their understanding of what happened on that fateful day.
With her "knack for capturing heartbreaking moments with a gripping simplicity" (Village Voice), Kathleen Donohoe lures us into a haunting world of secrets and obsessions and shows just how far people will go in search of the truth.
KATHLEEN DONOHOE is the author of Ashes of Fiery Weather. Her stories and essays have appeared in The Recorder, New York Stories, and Washington Square Review. She serves on the Board of Irish American Writers & Artists. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and son.
Publication Date: February 11th, 2020
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Home Wordpress Security Virtual Hardening & WAF 🛡 How Does It Hardens WordPress?
🔖 What is Virtual Hardening for websites?
🔖 What is Web Application Firewall(WAF)?
🔖 How does a Web Application Firewall(WAF) work?
🔖 What's the relation between WAF and Virtual Hardening?
🔖 What needs to be protected?
WordPress security is the topmost concern for site owners. It may be noted that approx. 28% of the websites in the internet are powered by WordPress due to the popular CMS and therefore often the main target by hackers. This in any case does not mean that your website has to fall victim to all the malicious activities.
To reduce the chances of being the victim to any online attack read below for a few important security tasks you must implement to become more secure against potential threats. Virtual hardening and Web Application Firewall (WAF) can perfectly help get you into action by securing your overall WordPress website.
💡 What is Virtual Hardening for Websites?
Web Security is not a complete term in itself instead it is a continuous process that needs to be managed perfectly. Website Security can be referred as risk reduction, not risk elimination. It is all about having the perfect security controls or tools that can refrain your site from further attacks or malicious threats.
With a numerous amount of WordPress security risks, it is important to protect your site. In order to make your WordPress more secure, safe and robust you need to have hardening. To harden your WordPress site typically means to add an ample amount of protective layers to reduce the risk of attack by the hackers.
To harden your Website virtually includes WAF i.e Web Application Firewall or WordPress security plugins to harden the site automatically. Hardening is a part of a security strategy that accounts for the protection of your web database and web servers from vulnerability issues.
💡What is a Web Application Firewall (WAF)?
WAF is Web Application Firewall, an online security solution that typically acts as a barrier between your website and the traffic. It filters out bad HTTP traffic. One of the most effective solutions for the detection of threats by the incoming HTTP requests before reaching the server. WAF basically analyzes and seizes the malicious attacks on your WordPress website that may have slipped by other security solutions.
WAF keeps the hackers away from your website to turn it into much more secure and robust functioning. In order to explain WAF in a crisp way, we would also like to quote an example for better understanding. Consider your website as your own house and malicious attacks or hackers the people on the streets who want to visit your house.
There are few friends and family members for whom you want to open your house door but you cannot as bad people are also there so what you do is just save yourselves from the bad people similarly in the case of websites WAF acts as a barrier between the traffic and website.
💡How does a Web Application Firewall work?
WAF works as a preventive measure taken to secure your website from any malicious attacks or hackers. It works as a vaccine for a WordPress website. Having WAF activated for your website means you have already taken a proactive measure to prevent your site from the hackers.
There are few specific application firewalls for the websites and mainly called as Website Application Firewalls (WAFs). A vital firewall solution to protect any website as they acts as a barrier between the traffic and your website. WAF's main goal is to obstruct the malicious requests harming your website.
It is deployed as a hardware appliance, server plugin or the inline web server that runs directly on the servers. It intercepts and analyzes all HTTP requests before they reach the web server.
Depending on the WAF options selected, WAF can ask the user to input captcha, block the traffic or instruct the servers to stimulate the attacks. These challenging and blocking options filters out the legitimate traffic.
Blacklist or negative security model – Uses generic signatures to protect the website against known attacks and specific signatures to prevent attacks that can usually exploit vulnerabilities in the web application.
Whitelist or positive security model – Uses signatures and at times various additional logic to only permit traffic that meets certain criteria. Example: Allowing only HTTP GET requests from a specific URL and blocking everything else.
Hybrid security model – This applies both the negative and positive models.
Some of the security options by WAF may also include blocking the user, blocking a specific IP, blocking the sessions, logging out the user and more.
Always keep your Content management system and extensions updated.
Do not forget to install various security patches to your CMS and extensions. – See WordPress Security Releases.
Keep up with its log activity.
Install a firewall on the device you use to access your website.
Have unique, and complex passwords.
Remove unwanted plugins and extensions from your website.
Install a Website Application Firewall (WAF).
It's just not the basic files and the website that needs to be protected its the overall user's data that needs protection. WordPress MySQL data is basically backend and stores the entire data. The main concern must be to get your customer's data to be protected. There may be many cases that if your website is insecure and gets hacked at the same time, the data is almost impossible to recover by any means. It would be definitely a disastrous concern if hacker is able to collect the user data and gain admin access.
As you all know each environment is unique in its own way. For WordPress platform below listed tips can help you to add security to your website.
Disable PHP execution inside the wp uploads directory.
Disable the direct PHP execution inside whole wp-content directory whenever possible.
Restrict the wp-admin access for certain whitelisted IP addresses.
Disable theme editors/plugins. In case you have figured out that someone knows your password is P@ssword just focus yourselves on how to minimize the impact of the security compromise.
When presented with the option, enable SFTP. The ideal connection is a combination of SFTP and SSH.
A critical file that is often used to change the various file types to make them executable. Used to harden the environment.
Set low permissions: Lower the number, harder the access. Keep the number as low as possible. For most users, restricting it to 640 can set the goal right.
Deny Access: Add .HTACCESS Directives. This only works if the attack is external.
This should be discussed but it is left alone. One of the best approach is to disable remote execution of any PHP files. It is obvious that we turn to .HTACCESS to help us. Using the following you are able to easily block the execution of any PHP files that are within the WP-CONTENT directories.
Please use at your own risk, depending on the the plugins or themes you have developed or selected as it could break your site.
It is highly recommended to lock down the access as you might have heard about the importance of blocking access to the specific directories by IP's or files.
We have discussed about Hardening now let us move towards the another security WAF for which we have already provided some basic information, now let us get started one step further.
A typical approach combines Virtual Hardening and WAF to keep your website safe from any hacker's attack or malicious attack. It is valuable as it can offer security to the WordPress without taking a great deal of time and thus securing your user's information. We hope this post turns out to be of some help to go for the security of your site.
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The LCTO is owner of this internet site and the domain names "lcto.lu" and "lcb.lu".
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Title: 1896 Republican National Convention
Subject: United States presidential election, 1896, Garret Hobart, 1900 Republican National Convention, 1892 Republican National Convention, Republican Party (United States)
Collection: 1896 in Missouri, History of St. Louis, Missouri, Political Conventions in Missouri, Republican National Conventions, United States Presidential Election, 1896
McKinley and Hobart
June 16-June 18, 1896
John M. Thurston
Presidential nominee
William McKinley of Ohio
Vice Presidential nominee
Garret A. Hobart of New Jersey
Total delegates
Votes needed for nomination
Results (President)
McKinley (OH): 661.5 (71.59%)
Reed (ME): 84.5 (9.15%)
Quay PA: 61.5 (6.66%)
Morton (NY): 58 (6.28%)
Allison (IA): 35.5 (3.84%)
Not Voting: 22 (2.38%)
Cameron (PA): 1 (0.11%)
The 1896 National Convention of the Republican Party of the United States was held in a temporary structure south of the St. Louis City Hall in Saint Louis, Missouri, from June 16 to June 18, 1896.
Former Governor William McKinley of Ohio was nominated on the first ballot with 661½ votes to 84½ to House Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed of Maine, 61½ votes for Senator Matthew S. Quay of Pennsylvania, 58 votes for Governor Levi P. Morton of New York who was Vice President (1889–1893) under President Benjamin Harrison. New Jersey banker Garret A. Hobart was nominated for Vice President over Henry Clay Evans of Tennessee. Joseph B. Foraker of Ohio placed McKinley's name in nomination.
The convention was originally slated for the St. Louis Exposition and Music Hall. However it was determined that repairs and upgrading the Hall could not be done in time and so a temporary wood convention hall was built in 60 days at a cost of $60,000 on the lawn south of City Hall which was under construction.[1] At the conclusion of the convention, both the temporary building as well as the original Exposition Hall were torn down and a new Coliseum was built.
The 1896 Convention was held in St. Louis less than a month after the infamous 1896 tornado that devastated a large swath of the city and killed over 280 people. There was speculation that it might be unfeasible to hold the convention in the city, but, after a concerted cleanup effort was undertaken, the convention went ahead as planned.
Presidential nomination 2
Candidates 2.1
Vice presidential nomination 3
The Republican platform of 1896 favored the gold standard but left the door open to free coinage of silver, it also supported acquisition of Hawaii and parts of the Danish West Indies, favored a canal across Central America, naval expansion, sympathized with revolutionaries in Cuba and Armenia, wanted exclusion of all illiterate immigrants, applauded gains in women's rights and pledged "equal pay for equal work". It also supported creation of a "National Board of Arbitration".
Presidential nomination
Former Governor William McKinley of Ohio
Speaker of the House Thomas Brackett Reed of Maine
Senator Matthew S. Quay of Pennsylvania
Governor Levi P. Morton of New York and former Vice President
Senator William B. Allison of Iowa
Presidential Ballot
Thomas Brackett Reed
Matthew S. Quay
Levi P. Morton
William B. Allison
James D. Cameron
Vice presidential nomination
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/* jslint node:true */

const passport = require('koa-passport');
const crypto = require('crypto');
const User = require('./model/user').User;
const r_pass = require('./model/pass_reset').Pass;
const config = require('./config/app');
const nodemailer = require('nodemailer');

const mailTransport = module.exports.mail = nodemailer.createTransport(config.nodemailerConfig);

User.prototype.generateHash = function (password, cb) {
  if (!password) {
    return cb('');
  }
  let encrypred,
    salt = `${Math.round((new Date().valueOf() * Math.random()))}`;
  this.salt = salt;
  try {
    encrypred = crypto.createHmac('sha1', salt).update(password).digest('hex');
    return cb(null, encrypred);
  } catch (err) {
    return cb(err);
  }
};

const authenticator = function (user_pass, supplied_pass, salt, cb) {
  if (!supplied_pass) {
    return cb(new Error('No password was supplied'));
  }
  if (crypto.createHmac('sha1', salt).update(supplied_pass).digest('hex') == user_pass) {
    return cb(null, true);
  }
  return cb(null, false);
};

// =========================================================================
// passport session setup ==================================================
// =========================================================================
// required for persistent login sessions
// passport needs ability to serialize and unserialize users out of session

// used to serialize the user for the session

passport.serializeUser((user, done) => {
  done(null, user.id);
});

passport.deserializeUser((id, done) => {
  User.findById(id, (err, user) => {
    done(err, user);
  });
});

const LocalStrategy = require('passport-local').Strategy;

passport.use('local-signin', new LocalStrategy(
  {
    usernameField: 'email',
  },
  ((email, password, done) => {
    User.findOne({
      email,
    }, (err, user) => {
      if (err) {
        return done(err);
      }
      if (!user) {
        return done(err);
      }
      authenticator(user.hash, password, user.salt, (err, valid) => {
        if (err) {
          return done(err);
        }
        if (!valid) {
          return done(null, false);
        }
        done(null, user);
      });
    });
  }),
));

passport.use('local-signup', new LocalStrategy(
  {
    usernameField: 'email',
    passReqToCallback: true,
  },
  ((req, email, password, done) => {
    if (!req.user) {
      User.findOne({
        email,
      }, (err, user) => {
        if (err) {
          return done(err);
        }
        if (user) {
          return done(null, false, { message: 'User account already exists' });
        }
        // account information is in req.body
        // you can do your data validation here.
        delete req.body.password;
        user = new User(req.body);
        user.generateHash(password, (err, password) => {
          if (err) {
            return done(err);
          }
          user.hash = password;
          user.save(() => {
            if (err) {
              return done(err);
            }
            return done(null, user);
          });
        });
      });
    } else {
      const user = req.user;
      user.generateHash(password, (err, password) => {
        if (err) {
          return done(err);
        }
        user.hash = password;
        user.save(() => {
          if (err) {
            return done(err);
          }
          done(null, user);
        });
      });
    }
  }),
));

const FacebookStrategy = require('passport-facebook').Strategy;
const authconfig = require('./config/oauth.js').facebookAuth;

passport.use(new FacebookStrategy(
  {
    clientID: authconfig.clientID,
    clientSecret: authconfig.clientSecret,
    callbackURL: authconfig.callbackURL,
    profileFields: ['id', 'displayName', 'email'],
  },

  // facebook will send back the token and profile
  ((token, refreshToken, profile, done) => {
    // asynchronous
    process.nextTick(() => {
      // find the user in the database based on their facebook id
      User.findOne({
        'facebook.id': profile.id,
      }, (err, user) => {
        // if there is an error, stop everything and return that
        // ie an error connecting to the database
        if (err) { return done(err); }

        // if the user is found, then log them in
        if (user) {
          return done(null, user); // user found, return that user
        }
        // if there is no user found with that facebook id, create them
        const newUser = new User();
        newUser.facebook = {};
        // set all of the facebook information in our user model
        newUser.facebook.id = profile.id; // set the users facebook id
        newUser.facebook.token = token; // we will save the token that facebook provides to the user
        newUser.facebook.name = `${profile.name.givenName} ${profile.name.familyName}`; // look at the passport user profile to see how names are returned
        newUser.facebook.email = profile.emails[0].value; // facebook can return multiple emails so we'll take the first
        newUser.name = profile.displayName;
        newUser.email = profile.emails[0].value;
        newUser.markModified('facebook');
        // save our user to the database
        newUser.save((err) => {
          if (err) { throw err; }

          // if successful, return the new user
          return done(null, newUser);
        });
      });
    });
  }),
));

module.exports.check_token = function (token) {
  return function (done) {
    r_pass.findOne({
      _id: token.token,
    }, (err, pass) => {
      if (err) {
        done(null, "Password Reset Token doesn't exists,Please try again");
      } else if (pass && pass._id == token.token) {
        User.findOne({
          email: pass.email,
        }, (err, user) => {
          crypto.randomBytes(10, (ex, buf) => {
            if (ex) throw ex;
            const user_password = buf.toString('base64');
            user.generateHash(user_password, (err, password) => {
              if (err) {
                return done(err);
              }
              user.hash = password;
              user.save(() => {
                if (err) {
                  return done(err);
                }
                const mailOptions = {
                  from: `Noreply <${config.emailAddress}>`, // sender address
                  to: pass.email, // list of receivers
                  subject: 'Password Has been Reset', // Subject line
                  text: `Your Password has been Reset. Your New password is '${user_password}'`, // plaintext body
                  html: `Hello ${pass.email},<br><b>At your request, your password has been reset to '${user_password}'</b><br>Sincerely,<br>The ${config.appname} Team`,
                };
                // send mail with defined transport object
                mailTransport.sendMail(mailOptions, (error, response) => {
                  if (error) {
                    console.log(error);
                  } else {
                    console.log(`Message sent: ${response.message}`);
                  }
                  // if you don't want to use this transport object anymore, uncomment following line
                  // smtpTransport.close(); // shut down the connection pool, no more messages
                });
                pass.remove(() => {
                  if (err) {
                    done(null, 'Password Reset Token not deleted.Please contact support');
                  }
                });
                return done(null, {
                  message: 'Your password has been reset and sent to your email. Please Check you Inbox. It might take few minutes for the email to reach the inbox',
                });
              });
            });
          });
        });
      } else {
        done(null, 'Sorry the token has expired.Please try to reset the site again');
      }
    });
  };
};

module.exports.create_token = function (token) {
  return function (done) {
    User.findOne({
      email: token.email,
    }, (err, user) => {
      if (err) {
        done(null, 'There was some error');
      } else if (user) {
        r_pass.remove({
          email: token.email,
        }, (err, pass) => {
          if (err) {
            done(null, 'email not getting');
          }
          const n_token = new r_pass();
          n_token.email = token.email;
          n_token.save((err) => {
            if (err) {
              throw err;
            }
            const mailOptions = {
              from: `Noreply <${config.emailAddress}>`, // sender address
              to: token.email, // list of receivers
              subject: 'Password Reset Request', // Subject line
              text: `To reset your password please visit ${config.domainName}/reset-password?token=${n_token._id}&email=${token.email} Please Ignore if You haven't made this request`, // plaintext body
              html: `Hello ${user.email},
We've received your request to reset your password, and would be glad to help.
In order for us to verify you are the account owner, please click the following link to reset your password. Once you do that, a new password will be sent to you in another email.
Click Here . To reset your password.
 If It doesn't work copy and paste this url into your browser
${config.domainName}/reset-password?token=${n_token._id}&email=${token.email}
 If you did not request your password to be reset (or you remembered your password), just ignore this messsage; no changes have been made to your account.
Sincerely,
The ${config.appname} Team`,
            };
            // send mail with defined transport object
            mailTransport.sendMail(mailOptions, (error, response) => {
              if (error) {
                console.log(error);
              } else {
                console.log(`Message sent: ${response.message}`);
              }
            });
            done(null, {
              status: 'An Email has been Sent to your email Id. It might few minutes for the mail to reach the inbox.',
            });
          });
        });
      } else {
        done(null, 'User not registered');
      }
    });
  };
};

module.exports.authenticated = function* (next) {
  if (this.req.isAuthenticated()) {
    yield next;
  } else {
    this.redirect('/login');
  }
};

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Cesar Chavez, a Living Wage and Bipartisan Tax/Debt Pandering
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Two apparently radical, left-wing proposals were discussed in Madison last week, one of which is supported, sort of, by our Republican governor and one which is opposed by Milwaukee County's Democratic County Executive. And what Democratic candidate Mary Burke says she supports are right-wing budget ideas of prioritizing paying down debt and giving much of the Wisconsin tax "surplus" back to voters, I mean, the "hard-working taxpayers."
Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa (D-Milwaukee) put forth a modest proposal, a bill to honor the great Latino civil rights and farm worker activist, Cesar Chavez. Her bill calls for an optional, unpaid holiday for Wisconsin state employees who wish to set aside a day to celebrate the life and work of Chavez just as he is now celebrated on March 31st in Texas, Colorado and California. Some Americans are now calling on President Obama to make what's known as "Cesar Chavez Day" an official day of national service, a federal holiday for Chavez as we now have one for Martin Luther King, Jr.
Gov. Scott Walker reportedly responded to Zamarripa's bill with a somewhat less than passionate affirmation: "It's fine with me as long as it doesn't cost the state any money." We could make that statement the new official motto of Wisconsin, except that there are lots of things our governor and state Republicans are eager to spend money on–highways, private schools, contractors, a really destructive iron mine, etc. So honoring a famous Latino American is only okay because it's cheap? No state Republicans in the Legislature are backing the Chavez bill, not even Rep. Jesse Rodriguez of Franklin. Sen. Glenn Grothman (R-West Bend) had this to say about Chavez to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: "I don't know why the state would mislead the public into thinking this radical left-wing person is somebody who should be welcomed into the mainstream." After such a statement, some might consider Grothman to be a radical right-wing person, the sort of person for whom civil rights and economic justice are not mainstream American values. I will only point out that Cesar Chavez was a military veteran, a religious man, a husband and father, a well-read and humble farm worker who preached and acted nonviolently on behalf of his fellow exploited farm workers.
Speaking of economic justice, the idea of raising the minimum wage seems to be too radical and left-wing for some in Milwaukee County and the state Legislature. Last week the County Board approved a very modest raise in the minimum hourly wage to $11.32. Chris Abele, the County Executive, has said he will veto the ordinance, concerned about its effect on the state-funded Family Care program. Family Care is fine with state Republicans as long as it doesn't cost the state any more money, so State Rep. Chris Kapenga has written a bill to block all living wage ordinances that depend on state or federal money. (Sen. Grothman is a sponsor, saying it's unfair that those without a living wage should support those with one. Logically, this should mean Grothman and the Republicans support a state-wide living wage, but no . . . Unfairness for everyone!) Abele would prefer that the state or federal government create a living minimum wage, and so would I. But that's unlikely to happen anytime soon, as it would cost the state or federal government money that Republicans and many Democrats would rather allow the wealthy to keep. So rather than wait fruitlessly, Milwaukee County and many other cities and counties in Wisconsin and across the nation have decided to do the American thing and act independently. Catastrophe has not occurred where a more humane, living wage already exists.
Nor would catastrophe occur if Democrats in Wisconsin stood for something more than being less conservative than Republicans. Recently Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke labeled Gov. Walker's half-billion in tax cuts irresponsible. And what's her idea of responsibility? Use the extra cash to pay down debt and provide property tax relief, along with adding some job training as Walker wants to do. But what will these trained-for jobs be and where will they come from and where will they be? We need to create good, lasting, healthy work in inner-city and rural areas of the state, and that will require some serious state investment in new green and old green technologies, a whole lot of small-scale urban and rural renewal. The private sector alone is not enough, especially if we keep looking to big corporations to save us. The state also needs to support its public infrastructure, including schools. We need wise government investment, not austerity.
But at least Mary Burke now supports a higher state-wide minimum wage of $10.10 an hour. Whether this is a true living wage or not, it's a move in the right direction, an act of justice for the farm workers and all workers of Wisconsin. I'll end with a few lines of a poem Chavez wrote called "Prayer of the Farm Worker's Struggle":
Show me the suffering of the most miserable;
So I will know my people's plight.
Free me to pray for others;
For you are present in every person.
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Use the Get-ChildItem cmdlet with the recurse switched parameter and the path parameter (points to the folder to use for reference) to obtain a collection of fileinfo objects. Store these objects in a variable.
Use the Get-ChildItem cmdlet with the recurse switched parameter and the path parameter (points to the folder to use for comparison) to obtain a collection of fileinfo objects. Store these objects in a different variable.
Use the Compare-Object cmdlet and specify the objects stored in the first variable to the ReferenceObject parameter. Supply the objects stored in the second variable to the DifferenceObject parameter.
Note Do not get hung up on whether the first folder should be the reference object or the difference object. The position of the folder in the two parameters determines the direction of the comparison arrows, but as long as you know which folder is difference or reference, you will be fine.
The code and associated output are shown in the following figure. The output tells me that inputobject (this is the difference object parameter) is missing three files: a.txt, b.txt, and c.txt. I need to copy these three files to the c:\fso_backup folder.
Basic comparison of two folders and write a log file listing the differences.


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Most fans who try betting on NBA games will no doubt trace this state of affairs back to Kevin Durant's injury. Golden State's Over/Under record from the start of the season until Durant's last game of the season on February 28th was 26-34. KD was ruled out indefinitely on March 1st. The Dubs have gone 2-13 O/U between March 2nd and March 29th. All things considered, as NBA online betting trends go, the Warriors always leaned more toward the under, but even more so since losing Durant's 25.3 points per game. If we take into account that Stephen Curry's 25 points per game in March is on par with his overall season output, then the Kevin Durant theory gains even more credence.
NBA betting information claims that the Warriors look better without KD, and most Golden State fans who bet on NBA basketball will surely agree with that assessment. After all, it's not like they even really needed Kevin Durant in the first place. Signing him was more than a likely a knee-jerk reaction to blowing a 3-1 lead in the 2016 NBA finals and eventually losing them to the Cleveland Cavaliers. If it had been the other way around and Cleveland had lost, what would have been the NBA online betting odds of the Cavs going after James Harden or Russell Westbrook? Heck, the Cavaliers probably did need reinforcements even as they entered this season as the champions, and they certainly didn't set the free agency market on fire during the offseason. Back to the Warriors, Andre Iguodala has played more minutes and performer more efficiently across the board since Durant was sidelined with a sprained MCL, and his defensive skills alone have been enough to make him a top-20 player in the league in the past 30 days.