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Q: Angular Cannot match any routes when running on HTTPS I have a Angular application generated by the Radzen IDE running on IIS. In the application is a anchor tag that points to a .Net API that is used to download files. The href of that anchor looks like this:
https://[AngularApp.mydomain.com]/api/ServerMethods/DownloadFile?fName=[NameOfTheFile.pdf]&ID=[SomeID]
When the application runs on http and I click the link, the download works as expected. When the application runs on https, I get a "Cannot match any routes" error:
ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): Error: Cannot match any routes. URL
Segment: 'api/ServerMethods/DownloadFile'
Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment:
'api/ServerMethods/DownloadFile'

When I use Postman to call the API directly, the download works, even with https. It also works with https when I do a right click on the download link and click "Save link as". The error only occurs when I try to open the link from within the Angular application, or when I open the link directly in a browser.
Is there something I need to configure in IIS? I tried different settings on the Application Pool for the .Net CLR Version or the Managed Pipeline Mode, with no effect.

A: you should use <a href="your/url" instead of <a routerLink="your/url", because here you are navigating outside of your angular application


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Out-Law News | 13 Oct 2014 | 4:33 pm | 1 min. read
Secretary of state for communities and local government (SoS) Eric Pickles has confirmed an order by Hammersmith and Fulham Council that will enable the proposed regeneration scheme at Shepherds Bush Market in west London to go ahead.
The Council made a compulsory purchase order (CPO) in February 2013 to acquire all the property interests needed for joint venture Orion Shepherds Bush Limited's plans to expand and redevelop Shepherds Bush Market. The proposals, which received planning permission in 2012, include 207 new homes, 65,000 square feet of new market space, 43,000 sq ft of cafes and restaurants and 43,000 sq ft of community space.
A public inquiry into the CPO was held by planning inspector Ava Wood in September and November last year. The inspector recommended in her report (94-page / 986 KB PDF) that the order should not be confirmed by the SoS, saying that "guarantees and safeguards are not sufficiently robust to be assured that genuine opportunities exist for current traders or shopkeepers (or similarly diverse businesses) to continue trading in the market and Goldhawk Road".
In a decision letter dated 10 October (6-page / 141 KB PDF), Pickles disagreed with the inspector's recommendation, concluding that "sufficient safeguards are in place to protect traders and shopkeepers through a series of planning conditions requiring the review and approval of the Council and through the Section 106 agreement which can be enforced by the Council to ensure that a development in line with the relevant planning framework can be delivered".
The SoS found that the proposal would "significantly contribute to the economic, social and environmental well-being of the area" and that the benefits of the scheme outweighed the interference with the human rights of those parties with interests in the affected land.
Pickles confirmed the order with minor modifications requested by the Council, removing Lime Grove Hostel, to the west of the railway viaduct at Shepherds Bush Market, from the CPO.


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Today's prompt comes to you courtesy of Dave Allen. Thanks, Dave!
Have you ever wondered about what may have happened through history if one event was changed? What would have come out different? How do things turn out when you play out these ideas in your mind? Kennedy isn't assassinated, and goes on to win a second term. John Wayne Gacy becomes a lawyer instead of a serial killer. Justin Trudeau stayed a drama teacher instead of following in daddy's footsteps. (I'm Canadian, this is one I wonder about.)
Yes Alternate History, the realms in which author Harry Turtledove creates his stories and the theme for this weeks competition. To give you an idea as to what may have been, here's an except from a story that I haven't completed yet. The premise: What if Jeff Davis had made Robert E. Lee general-in-chief of the Confederate Forces from the beginning of the Civil War?
We live in interesting times here in the Americas, for the Americas they now are. The civil war now over and a split country is now two separate entities. Lincoln's generals, while skill tacticians, were not prepared for the cunning of the Confederate army's General Robert E. Lee. The Union army General Grant fought General Lee to a stale mate and on the morning of April 9th, 1865, at the Appomattox Court House both sides signed a peace treaty. This divided the country into the Confederate States of America and the Union States of America.
I love the idea of alternate realities, mostly because I think the idea of a single decision changing the course of history is fascinating. Recently, I watched the first two seasons of the Emmy-nominated show The Man in the High Castle on Amazon, which is based on the novel by Philip K. Dick. I have no idea what producers and show creators changed from the book, but if you're looking for a little inspiration (and have Amazon Prime), you might want to check it out.
One of the reasons the story line works so well, in my opinion, is that it's not solely about the change itself. An entire world has been created, inhabited by people from all walks of life, all of whom are still very much feeling the effects of the alternate event several years after it occurred. He also gives us glimpses of what their lives could have been like under different circumstances.
That's quite a tall order for any story, let alone one told in 300 words or fewer! Don't feel obligated to include every element. I'm eager to see how you all interpret this prompt. Let's see what you've got!
For this week, consider the character and/or setting to inspire what could have changed. My knowledge is naturally skewed to American history, but I've done my best to give both specific and vague options.
For example, the character of "President" could refer to an assassinated president (such as Abraham Lincoln or JFK), a candidate that didn't win an election (such as Al Gore, John McCain, or Hillary Clinton), or any real or imaginary President (or Prime Minister, etc. – I'm working with a limited set of characters, here) of any country. "A Pilot" could refer to Amelia Earhart or even the pilot of a dirigible, if the Hindenburg disaster hadn't happened.
The setting "An Assassination" could be one that didn't happen or one that did. (What if Martin Luther King, Jr. had not been shot? What if one of the 42 attempts on Hitler's life had been successful?)
Furthermore, what if Elvis or Marilyn Monroe or James Dean hadn't died so soon?
Let your imagination run wild! (Can you tell I'm excited about this?)
I've included the "Your Choice" option for both of these, because I am not worldly enough to know every war or election, etc., and I don't want to exclude an fab ideas simply because I need to read up on my world history. I've also included a few fun ones to keep our options open. What if aliens (successfully) landed in Roswell in 1947?
If you do use/choose the "Your Choice" option, please specify what it is that you've chosen.
Also, a friendly reminder to please refrain from using copyrighted characters, although celebrities and historical figures are generally okay to use, as far as I know (but don't hold me to that).
We spun, and our three elements are – character: Astronaut, setting: An Assassination, and genre: Alternate History.
Write a story using those OR feel free to click on the "Spin!" button, and the slot machine will come up with a new set – character, setting and genre. You can keep clicking until you have a set of elements that inspires you.
Religious Figure
An Election
An Assassination
A Death
A Crash
An Invasion
A Murder
A Discovery
A Kidnapping
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This week's judge TBA.
Tags:Dave Allen Geoff Holme KM Zafari
25 August 2017 at 3:27 am
Your choice (Time traveller)/ Your choice (Medieval period)/ Alternate history
Europe, 1465
I overshot my mark and landed in the medieval period. As I was skulking around the back of a hen house to spy on a vegetable patch I felt, rather than saw someone, in the way of a knock on the head. I turned around to see a rather scowly-faced girl wielding a small shovel. "Your face will stay that way if the wind changes," I said. Her eyes widened in horror. "Ma!" she yelled. "There's a man going to magick me!" and off she ran. Her mother appeared looking frightened. It took me a while to assure her I didn't mean any harm and I was not going to perform magick on her unruly little one. She looked almost disappointed. I explained to her that I needed a potato for a "potion". She looked at me confused. "What's a potato?" She asked. "You know, the vegetable. You eat them." "Never heard 'o that," she said, but she graciously showed me her garden. There were onions, parsnips, garlic, cabbages and beans, but no potatoes. I had come to a time in history, when potatoes had not been discovered yet. I thanked her kindly and shimmered out. She stared at me in wonder as I left.
You know that this was the era that dragons became a popular notion, right? I can sort of explain that. The Policebots (or pigbots as I like to call them) arrived shortly after my departure and happened to run into that same little brat I did. They asked for Dargon (Which is my name, by the way, pleased to meet you.) She heard Dragon and went off yelling that she had seen Dragons. The more she spoke about them the more she embroidered on the story, hence the dragon myth. Apologies for that.
Great read. Lovely flow building up to that admission.
Thanks Sian! 😉
Breaking the Future
Astronaut/Assassination/Alternate History
She simply couldn't live. I wrestled with the words and ideas, as my thumb hovered over the button that would send a signal to detonate the device and destroy the lander.
She would come back from the mission, a heroine. Nothing wrong with that, but the events surrounding it was a different story. She would conscript with certain scientists and create The Door, allowing one to travel through time. The abuses of that invention were catastrophic, enough so that I was forced to use it to save us all.
The lander neared its destination, hovering over the distant red sands of Mars, where her unbelievably fortuitous discovery of alien technology would lead to the death of humanity. My thumb twitched, but I couldn't do it yet. It had to be an accident.
Technological advances through alien artifacts, abandoned a millennia ago by an unknown, possibly dead race, precipitating the end of another. Thirteen years of horror, disease, famine, and nearly any other travesty you could imagine, ate up the human race and spit them out as a footnote.
Any moment, I would hit the switch, saving humanity. The lander neared its target, crossing a ridge before touching down.
I looked out the portal of the ship I was on, a tear tracing down my cheek. She simply couldn't live, thus, neither could I. She gave us all death, she gave some life. The scales couldn't come close to balancing.
"Goodbye mother." I whispered.
I stabbed the button and the lander exploded. I took a deep brea……..
dana m faletti
Jeff!
Thanks. Didn't have enough words to go more into an internal conflict, but it worked out for me.
Fantastic and emotional ending! Like how you kept it open–would he, wouldn't he?–right to the end.
Thanks Sian!
Detective, assassination; alternate reality
300 itsy bitsy bits of speculation
The Dallas Central Nuisance and Criminal Littering Detective Bureau: Case file 1963-11-22-1946
Detective Digby Dancer: Could've been worse, Chief. Two yoyos on a toot, playing at god knows what. Nutbars and idjuts. No big deal.
Chief Plankton: Ten words or less, Dancer. It was a simple assignment. Who's creating a ruckus in Dealey Plaza and what's their game? You know my motto: WHO, WHAT WHERE, WHEN, and WHY. The rest is fluffy bullshit. If I wanted bullshit, I would have become a matador.
D.D.D.: I'm a police officer, Chief, not some low-rent reporter. Turns out there was a big parade of mucky mucks…The President and the Governor, no less.
Chief: We KNEW about that, Dancer. Covered in the morning briefing. You gotta pay more attention. And it is a big deal, Detective. Most of the force is on security. Our job is to keep the streets clear of rubble. What went wrong?
D.D.D.: Wingnuts, Chief. Two for sure. The older one…mid-twenties, a weird vet named Oswald and some hoity toity rich kid from New York…a runaway from the New York Military Academy…Donnie…I got it here…Trump…stupid name…seventeen-year-old snot nose kid…the two of them were tossing books out of the School Book Depository…hell of a mess…yelling "WE WILL BURY YOU, AMERICA" top of their lungs. Wingnutjobs, Chief.
Chief: Say again?
D.D.D.: So, they're tossing all these textbooks out the windows and yelling (let me check cause I wrote it all down… "history is on our side. We will bury you!" Over and over again like a broken record.
Chief: Damn, that sounds familiar.
D.D.D.: Me too, Chief, so I called my source at the Public Library. That Russkie leader, Khrushchev. He said it some years back.
Chief: This smells of more than littering, Dancer. Way above our paygrade. Write 'er up and I'll pass it on to the FBI.
D.D.D.: You got it, Chief.
Great play. Created a scene in my head just from the words used. Wonderful phrasing and description. Like the matador reference. Shame littering didn't carry a heftier penalty.
Pacifist/ A crash/ Alternate history
The truth is somewhat sketchy – A Roswell tale.
I needed to take evasive action. I looked at my surroundings. I was in a semi-desert natural region of New Mexico. It was a cloudless day and the air was arid. Heat shimmered up from the ground. In the distance there were hills. Small shrubs as far as the eye could see completed the landscape. This was perfect. I needed an area of isolation for my plan to work.
I installed a galaxy quanta film over the area. Using quantum physics, it's designed to work like a giant net for capturing things. Granted I've only ever used it to fish, but still. I had to use what was at my disposal. It worked. The hover cars chasing me flew straight into the net. Because it works with atoms, the cars combined themselves into one unit as the net pushed their molecules closer together. They started looking rather like a giant disc. They crashed into the ground, a cloud of smoke mushrooming into the air. I removed the net and wondered what I was going to do with the wreckage.
Suddenly I saw dust rising in the distance. Military vehicles were driving towards the crash site. I had to leave. As I ran and ducked under the fence, a sign caught my eye. "Area 51".
Brill read…like the neat way you fused it with Roswell and the lingering questions the story brings to mind.
Journalist/A Murder/Historical
Title: The Death of Mrs. Lincoln
Mrs Lincoln Dead. By: James Smith, Washington Evening Star, April 17th, 1865
A nation is in mourning after the brutal killing of First Lady Mary Todd-Lincoln.
During a production of Our American Cousin, April 14th, 1865, stage actor John Wilkes Booth entered the President's booth with the intent of assassinating the great leader. However things didn't go according to plan.
Mrs. Lincoln noticed Booth enter and managed to throw herself between the President and his would be assassin. This allowed Major Rathbone time to capture Booth, but ultimately resulted in the death of Mrs. Lincoln.
President Lincoln gave a brief statement saying that he would be forming a force to track down any co-conspirators that may have worked with Booth.
The President also said, "While I am grieved at the loss of my dear wife, I will continue in this office as long as the people of these United States allow. I will continue to work to better our nation for all it's people."
"Sic semper tyrannis." was all Booth offered when asked for an explanation.
In what could be considered an ironic turn of events, on April 16th, 1865, Booth was assassinated while being transported to jail to await trial.
Some witnesses say it looked like a supporter of President Lincoln that delivered the fatal shot to Booth, but due to the commotion they cannot be certain of what they saw.
President Lincoln has decreed a recess period in government affairs while Mrs. Lincoln's funeral takes place.
I am sure I speak for the majority of the nation when I say I am sorry for your loss President Lincoln, may the Lord God bring you comfort and strength during your time of loss.
Great read. Struck me when I came to the end….just what if that had happened? Tragic as the story here is…what would it have ultimately inspired?
I know what you mean, I might use this as a jumping off point for a future project.
M. Levi
Pilot/Alternate Civil War/Westsern (Western?)
Title: Valley of Endless Sun
"Shoot me, then, West," the old rancher taunted. "Won't change a thing."
It wouldn't, Julio knew that. But the smoldering wreckage of his California Air Force plane was behind him, his left arm was dripping blood, and it was hard to stay calm. He was enraged. And a just a little bit sad.
"Stand down," Julio warned again. "Go home."
The rancher spat on the ground. "I'll be dead before I cede to a damn Westerner!"
Sad. No matter how much the Republic did for its people, there would be Valleymen like this one that refused to integrate into California. The US must be laughing right now: 'We told you not to leave. Now you play the price.'
The heat of the burning Cessna was making Julio's back sweat. "Put down the gun, sir." He was at his wits' end here, irritated and injured, but he didn't want to make himself a murderer again.
"Don't matter," the man declared, grinning through ruined teeth, "there's always more of me and soon enough you Westerners'll have to give it up."
"You may be right," Julio placated, trying to be respectful to the old-timer.
"Goddamn Friscan," the rancher muttered, and pulled the trigger.
Julio hit the ground as he saw the motion, his instincts taking over. He fired at the rancher and waited for backup shots. But the lone bullet whizzed uselessly over his head and then the rancher collapsed to the dead grass on the ground.
Julio screamed as the rancher wheezed his last breath, before yanking himself back together. He was a Californian. He was strong. He had to get out before more of those pestilent Valleymen arrived.
Still, he had to wipe some liquid from his eyes.
Not that he was sad—just—it was hot in that damn desert.
*And just a little bit sad.
*pay the price.
That was a fantastic read. So much information smoothly offered to build up a picture of the world, the land and the strife. Elegant read.
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Pierre Jeannin (1542–1623) was a French statesman, otherwise known as a surintendant des finances (Finance Superintendent). In 1573 he married Anne Gueniot and had one daughter, Charlotte Jeannin.

Career
He was born at Autun.  A pupil of the great jurist Jacques Cujas at Bourges, he was an advocate at Dijon by 1569 and became councillor and then president of the parlement of Burgundy. He unsuccessfully opposed the massacre of St Bartholomew in his province. As councillor to Charles of Lorraine, Duke of Mayenne, he sought to reconcile him with King Henry IV of France.

After the victory of Fontaine-Française (1595), Henry took Jeannin into his council and in 1602 named him intendant of finances. He took part in the principal events of the reign, negotiated the Treaty of Lyon with Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy, and the defensive alliance between France and the United Netherlands in 1608. As Superintendent of Finances under King Louis XIII, be tried to establish harmony between the king and the queen mother, Marie de' Medici.

References

Berger de Xivrey, Lettres missives de Henri IV. (in the Collection inédité pour l'histoire de France), t. v. (1850)
Pierre Saumaise, Eloge sur la vie de Pierre Janin (Dijon, 1623)
Sainte-Beuve, Causeries du lundi, t. x. (May 1854)

1542 births
1623 deaths
People from Autun
French diplomats
French Ministers of Finance

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L'Instant could be thought of as the La Petite Robe Noire of its day. With the first fragrance released in 2003, Guerlain went on to launch a collection of eight scents under the name, including L'Instant Magic. The original used a "double olfactory pyramid" and contained a "magnolia inclusion", which basically meant that the floral stayed firmly in the centre throughout. For the 2007 release Sylvaine Delacourte wanted a musk rich fragrance that was the epitome of romance. The olfactory structure became known as the "musquinade", and whilst it also appeared in the 2009 Mon Précieux Nectar the term has now been resigned to the Press Office archives.
When L'Instant Magic launched it was widely available and very quickly developed a secure following. Unfortunately a decision was taken to withdraw it from mainstream release and instead offer it to select stores as an "exclusive". In Britain it went solely to Harrods and so became more difficult for its fans to repurchase. It was discontinued in 2014 but there were various rumours of a potential reappearance, and it now seems that its new home will be as an airport "special" and a boutique "exclusive". Either way I'm very happy, because this fragrance cannot fail to impress.
L'Instant Magic opens with a gloriously fresh citrus, but it has none of the harshness which can sometimes be associated with a lemon and bergamot combination. Instead they blend beautifully with a delicately spiced anise to give an airy and uplifting beginning to the fragrance. The florals come into play very quickly with L'Instant Magic and they are constructed in a way that flows smoothly from the top right through to the bottom. A watery freesia note sits gently alongside the citrus opening and allows a violet to bloom subtly along with a delicate rose. This rose is no Nahema or Idylle, but rather a carefully supporting player.
The wonderful thing about violet is that it will always grab hold of iris and bring it to your attention earlier than expected. That is exactly what happens here, and so you start to get a delicate powdery quality alongside the florals. The appearance of the smooth woody aromas of cedar and sandalwood are given a sweetness with a tonka bean and vanilla pairing, although L'Instant Magic's star player is what really makes this fragrance work. White Musk has always been thought of as cold, clean and unexciting, but Randa Mammami really made it enticing. It supports from top to bottom and ultimately holds together the entire composition.
Indeed, a great review about a truly magical scent.


Upon leaving the downtown area, at the intersection of Via Cavour and Via Fabiani (near what was once Porta Giudea or 'dei Cappuccini'), visitors can continue down an ancient street which was once called 'Via Salaiola'. This road was once linked Volterra to Empoli's river port. At the stoplight, you'll find the railway underpass before turning left on Via di Ponsano. After a few hundred meters, you'll see the modern church of Madonna del Rosario on the left side of the street. Past the Firenze-Pisa-Livorno highway underpass, you can catch a glimpse of the convent founded by Capuchin monks which was entitled to San Giovanni Battista in Pantaneto; it was founded in what was once the city's most disastrous areas which consequently earned itself the nickname of 'swampland'.
Next to the convent, you'll find a monumental cemetery. In the area surrounding the ancient nucleolus of Corniola, you'll find Santi Simone e Giuda church and convent. Nearby, the villa Salvagnoli-Marchetti is also noteworthy. It was built in 1742 and became the residence and hermitage of the famed politician from Empoli, Vincenzo Salvagnoli. Those touring the area will also enjoy a glimpse of the Villa Del Vivo. Near the Ponte sul Rio dei Cappuccini, you'll find the tabernacle of Saint Anna, and just a few hundred meters from the bridge, you'll find the nineteenth century mole of the Villa Castellani.
Just a bit past this interesting building, visitors will see the Church of San Giusto a Petroio, cited in a historical document dating back to the XII century. As you continue down the Via Salaiola, you'll see two of the oldest elegant villas in the area: Villa Ricci a Castagnetto, known for its lovely fifteenth century architecture, and Villa del Terraio on the left. Going up the Via Salaiola, near the beginning of Via Maremmana, you can see an ancient tower known as 'Torrino di Montepaldi' which takes its name from the locality of Montepaldi, probably by will of the Giudi counts. At number 242 Via Salaiola, visitors are sure to see the 'Palazzo del Comune' before going towards the church of San Lorenzo which stands at the center of the Monterappoli castle.
Along the Via Salaiola, you'll also find the chapel of San Giovanni Evangelista, which can be found on a hilltop separating Valdelsa and Valdorme. Nearby, there's also the oratory of San Pietro, built in 1326. If you continue down Via Salaiola, you'll reach Fontanella, a hamlet that developed in the Val d'Elsa valley, which was linked to the ancient Francigena road, currently connected to State Highway 429. Visitors won't want to miss a glimpse of the Sacro Cuore church, built in the 1930s, thanks to the efforts of the local 'Casa del Fascio' as we can see from a commemorative plaque located in its interior. There, one can appreciate various paintings and liturgical objects collected from various ancient churches throughout the area.


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Users can now access the Kansas City, Kansas Public Library from our own mobile app! Simply search for "KCKPL Mobile" in the Google Play (Android) or Apple (iOS) app store and download the app now. For help navigating the app, view our Cheat Sheet. The app also has the ability to switch to Spanish translation with the tap of a button! For any questions about the app, email eContentLibrarian@kckpl.org.
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The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is an organization composed of United State federal and state legislators, foundations, and corporations. ALEC members work to create so-called model policies for legislators to introduce as bills in their respective states. These bills generally focus on limited government and federalism at the state level. In the employment sector, ALEC has pushed a largely pro-corporation, anti-worker agenda, often referred to as a "race to the bottom" for wages, worker rights, and benefits. ALEC attempts to disguise these bills by giving them titles that may be interpreted to actually benefit workers. The Center for Media and Democracy (CMD) works to expose the truth regarding ALEC, its true agenda, and the corporations that back the organization. CMD reports that legislators have introduced at least 117 bills stemming from ALEC model policies across the United States in 2013 alone. These bills include proposed bans on paid sick leave requirements, eliminating or blocking increases in minimum wage, and anti-union provisions.
Right to Work Bill: This bill does not, as the name suggests, aim to provide guaranteed employment to workers by created jobs or enhanced job security. Instead, the laws limit and regulate union contracts, restrict freedom of association, and allow non-union employees to benefit from union contracts for free. This weakened position for unions can lead to lower wages and worsening health and safety conditions for workers. Many refer to these laws as "Right to work for less" laws.
Paycheck Protection Act: At first glance, this law seems extremely pro-worker. However, the law actually aims to prohibit or significantly limit employers' ability to deduct union fees from paychecks and limit collection of union dues for political purposes. This in fact limits the political voices of organized workers and protects corporations in the process. Many experts state these bills are simply a way to attempt to dismantle unions.
In addition to anti-union legislation, ALEC has worked to stop many state legislatures from increasing the minimum wage or providing paid sick time this year. Charles Koch, a prominent member of ALEC and CEO of corporate giant Koch Industries, stated that completely eliminating the minimum wage is the first and most important step to "economic freedom." That type of economic freedom will only benefits companies, however, and will leave workers helpless and with very few options. ALEC's "race to the bottom" is not good for any American workers.
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Q: ¿ Por qué tengo error actualizando valores con vue.js / laravel 5.2? Hola, tengo un problema, esta semana inicie un proyecto con Laravel 5.2 y Vuejs, Tengo unas tarjetas con información y hasta el momento puedo traerlas de la base de datos y eliminar, ahora me encuentro con un problema al momento de actualizar cualquiera de ellasLes comparto el codigo con vue

Vue.http.headers.common['X-CSRF-TOKEN'] = $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content');

var vm = new Vue({

  el: '#app-home',

  data: {
    mail:"usuario@server.net",
    tarjetas: [],
    tipo_cobro : 'cobro',
    tipo_recordatorio : 'recordatorio',
    tipo_anotacion : 'comentario',
    data_anotacion:[],
    data_recordatorio:[],
    data_cobro:[],
    id: "", mensaje: "",id_creador: "",fecha_cobro: "", fecha_vencimiento: "",
    serial: "",monto: "",estado: "",created_at: "",updated_at: "",fecha_inicio: "",
    involucrados: "",id_perfil: "",tipo_perfil: "",tipo_anotacion: "", comprobante: "",
    fecha_comentario: "",empresa_id: "",foto: "", nombre_comercial: "", fotografia: "",

    UpData : { _token: $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content'), mensaje : "", id_creador: "",
    fecha_cobro: "", serial: "",  monto: "",
    estado: "",  fecha_inicio: "",
    involucrados: "", id_perfil: "",
    tipo_anotacion: "", comprobante: "",
    fecha_comentario: ""
  }
  },
 methods: {
SetUpdate: function(){

  this.UpData.mensaje      = this.mensaje
  this.UpData.id_creador   = this.id_creador
  this.UpData.fecha_cobro  = this.fecha_cobro
  this.UpData.serial       = this.serial
  this.UpData.estado       = this.estado
  this.UpData.fecha_inicio = this.fecha_inicio
  this.UpData.involucrados = this.involucrados
  this.UpData.id_perfil    = this.id_perfil
  this.UpData.tipo_anotacion = this.tipo_anotacion
  this.UpData.comprobante  = this.comprobante
  this.UpData.fecha_comentario = this.fecha_comentario

  console.log(this.UpData)

},
UpdateCobro: function (){
  this.SetUpdate()
 var newDataCard = this.UpData;
  this.$http.patch('/card/' + this.id, newDataCard , function (data) {
console.log(data)  })
  this.load_notes()
},
load_notes: function () {
   this.$http.get('/card').then((data) => {
this.$set('anotaciones', data.json()),
this.tarjetas = data.json()
  })
 },
ready: function () {
  this.load_notes()
}
}

Etse es mi script y el problema ocurre cuando ejecuto UpdateCobro
La ruta:
Route::resource('card', 'ApiAsteroidController');

Esta es la función de Laravel para hacer el Update
public function update(Request $request, $id)
{
    Anotacion::findOrFail($id)->update($request->all());
    return response()->json($request->all());
}

A: Bueno algo parecido me sucedio a mi y era por problemas de las rutas, intenta cambiar tu ruta:
Route::get('/card/{id}', ['as' => 'card.update', 'uses'=>'ApiAsteroidController@update']);

$url = route('card.update', ['id' => 19]);

https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/routing#named-routes

A: Recuerda que $request->all() tambien contiende la variable _token, puede que te salte la excepción debido a que no puede actualizar ese valor. La solución sería utilizar:
$request->except('_token')->all()

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One thing that sets us apart from many Sheffield sixth forms, is the opportunity to work on an EPQ. The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) is undertaken in Year 12 and aims to link A-levels with the skills pupils need at university, encouraging them to study independently and produce their own research investigation. It is widely supported by universities and can be used as part of a university application.
There are two main routes for the EPQ: one involves carrying out a research project of 5,000 words, and the other is to create an artefact, which can be anything ranging from a short story, a fashion item, a film, a piece of artwork, robots or websites, together with a 1,500 word report detailing the process of putting the artefact together.
Given that most students choose to do three A-level subjects, the EPQ is an opportunity to broaden academic interests or pursue artistic or musical interests from earlier stages in school life. Most importantly, the EPQ gives pupils the chance to study something they feel really passionate about, with flexibility and freedom.
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University of Toronto Press Quarterly publishes interdisciplinary articles and reviews of international repute in English and French. This interdisciplinary approach provides a depth and quality to the journal that attracts both general readers and specialists from across the humanities. The Letters in Canada issue, published each winter, contains reviews of the previous year s work in Canadian fiction, poetry, drama, translations, and works in the humanities. Many of the recent issues have included over 650 pages of the years work in creative writing and scholarship! Published quarterly.
The Augustan Nose
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Conrad Suits
An Ideal of Greatness: Ethical Implications in Johnson's Critical Vocabulary
Donald Wesling
The Actual and the Ideal in the Making of Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
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Goldsmith's Achievement as Dramatist
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The Road to Rugby Chapel
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A New View of Heine
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Baudelaire's Reputation
Robert Finch
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Evolution vs. Creationism: Is there proof?
Difference between Evolution and Creationism
Evolution and creationism are two sides of the same coin, and each seeks to answer the question of how we came about and to a certain extent, why we are here. As you can imagine, the debate is hotly contested on both sides, with each fully convinced of its stance. There are a number of factors to consider in the age-long debate, and this comparison looks into the more significant ones.
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One of the earliest incidents that brought about widespread attention to the evolution and creationism debate was the Scopes trial in 1925, in which John Scopes was judged guilty for the crime of teaching the theory of evolution to his students, which was illegal back then. It was only a few decades later however when evolution became the norm in classrooms all over the world and creationism was out of vogue. Of course creationism proponents have since constantly pushed for its inclusion in classroom instruction, claiming that ideas such as Intelligent Design are rooted in scientific methods. However, evolutionists have countered by saying that the whole concept of a divine creation is not testable, and consequently unscientific.
Basic Tenets
The fundamental belief of the evolutionists is that life sprang forth from single cell organisms and evolved during the course of billions of years into the different life forms we now see today. Creationists on the other hand, propose the idea of "irreducible complexity", which essentially counters the theory of accidental mutation, and supports the idea of an intelligent designer.
Roots Of Belief
Much of creationism's belief stems from the Bible, particularly the first and second chapters of the Book of Genesis, wherein God created the earth and all its inhabitants including the first man and woman. Evolutionists on the other hand, rely mainly on the science of genetics in order to ascertain the development of the earth and its creatures. The belief in evolution also stems from the theories of adaptation, natural selection and genetic mutation, all of which can cause significant changes in creatures over time. Almost all religions and ethnic tribes have their own creation stories. Many ancient traditions have roots in both creationism and Earthly evolution.
Started out with plenty of opposition
Began to be taught in science classes only a few decades after its introduction
Based on the theory that life originated from unicellular organisms and over billions of years evolved into life forms that exist today
Is based on science, which in turn deals with things that can be perceived by the senses or can be observed objectively
Is based in part on the science of genetics
Proponents have taken steps to combat its removal from classroom instruction
Has its share of scientists who rely on their own scientific research to support the theory of divine creation
Questions traditional evolution theory
Proponents believe that creationist theories that rely on scientific methods such as Intelligent Design should be taught in classrooms
Proposes the idea of "irreducible complexity" to disprove accidental mutation and to support the idea of Intelligent Design
Relies primarily on faith
In which theory does free will of the creature allow for improvements?
Bob wrote on July 2015
Evolution is based on faith also which is believing in the "theory" that life originated billions of years ago since no one has gone back to that time to observe (science) and report back.
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Q: Can not "link"SimpleITK::Show() with FIJI I am running on Ubuntu. When calling the Show method of SimpleITK I am not being able to view such image in my FIJI ( ImageJ2) window.
Given that FIJI is a portable application, is it necessary to perform some more process in order to properly link Show method with it?
Thanks in advance

A: SimpleITK requires an external image viewer to display images (ImageJ, 3DSlicer, ITK-Snap, etc).
ImageJ Installation

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*Go to https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/download.html

*Make sure to download the bundled with 64-bit Java 1.8.0_112 version

ImageJ Setup

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*Go to https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/plugins/nifti.html

*Download nifti_io.jar

*Go to C:\blah\blah\ImageJ\plugins\Input-Output

*Delete the existing nifti_io.jar file from the folder

*Copy the downloaded nifti_io.jar file into the folder

*Restart ImageJ and check if File -> Import -> NIfTI-Analyze is there

*If it is there, the plugin was successfully installed

SimpleITK Setup

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*Find the path where your ImageJ.exe file exists

*Open cmd

*Type in setx SITK_SHOW_COMMAND "C:\blah\blah\ImageJ\ImageJ.exe"

*You should get the message SUCCESS: Specified value was saved

Check if everything works

*

*Restart your text editor or IDE (if it was already open)

*Run your code


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> fine if the images are written to a FD and used to boot the 'normal' way.
> since the machines will boot a freeDOS image fine.
> about a week now and it has gotten under my skin.
MSDOS disk and it will likely work where the one you have issues with fails.


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Q: Memory Management in Objective-C when dealing with NSMutableArray In Instruments the tempPlayer object is showing a leak. In this code, in every for loop I keep on allocating a new tempPlayer instance, set its playerCode variable with a string and add it to an NSMutableArray in each iteration. Instruments shows me a leak in the alloc statement. Is there any way to prevent tat leak in the tempPlayer object ?
 for(int i = 0 ; i < [homeLineupArray count] ; i++) {
    NSArray * tildeSeperator = [[homeLineupArray objectAtIndex:i] componentsSeparatedByString:@"~"];

    [self.tempPlayer release];
    self.tempPlayer = [[LineUpsPlayer alloc] init];
    tempPlayer.playerCode = [tildeSeperator objectAtIndex:0];

    [matchLineUp.homeTeamPlayingEleven addObject:tempPlayer ];
}

Thanks
Harikant Jammi

A: I would simply do this.
for(int i = 0 ; i < [homeLineupArray count] ; i++) {
    NSArray *tildeSeperator = [[homeLineupArray objectAtIndex:i] componentsSeparatedByString:@"~"];

    LineUpsPLayer *player = [[[LineUpsPlayer alloc] init] autorelease];
    player.playerCode = [tildeSeperator objectAtIndex:0];
    [matchLineUp.homeTeamPlayingEleven addObject:player];
}

You can also replace your loop with this:
for (NSString *lineup in homeLineupArray) {
    NSArray *tildeSeparator = [lineup componentsSeparatedByString:@"~"];
    ...
}

You don't usually want to save each item while iterating through an array to an instance variable since it keeps changing and you only reference it in the method.

A: Things may depend on how do you declare your tempPlayer property in your class (and as it looks that it is temporary object, consider do you need a property accessor for it?)
for(int i = 0 ; i < [homeLineupArray count] ; i++) {
    NSArray * tildeSeperator = [[homeLineupArray objectAtIndex:i] componentsSeparatedByString:@"~"];

    [self.tempPlayer release]; // Decrease retain count
    self.tempPlayer = [[LineUpsPlayer alloc] init]; // retain count increase by 1 or 2
    tempPlayer.playerCode = [tildeSeperator objectAtIndex:0];

    [matchLineUp.homeTeamPlayingEleven addObject:tempPlayer]; // retain count increase
}

So as you can see you retain your object more times then you release it so it eventually leaks. Probably your code may be rewritten this way:
for(int i = 0 ; i < [homeLineupArray count] ; i++) {
        NSArray * tildeSeperator = [[homeLineupArray objectAtIndex:i] componentsSeparatedByString:@"~"];

       LineUpsPlayer* tempPlayer = [[LineUpsPlayer alloc] init]; // object's retain count is 1
        tempPlayer.playerCode = [tildeSeperator objectAtIndex:0];

        [matchLineUp.homeTeamPlayingEleven addObject:tempPlayer]; // container takes ownership of the object
        [tempPlayer release]; // we do not need to own this object as it is in container now
    }

A: Rather than using the property, tempPlayer, use a local variable, and release after adding to the array:
for(int i = 0 ; i < [homeLineupArray count] ; i++) {
    NSArray * tildeSeperator = [[homeLineupArray objectAtIndex:i] componentsSeparatedByString:@"~"];

    LineUpsPlayer* tempPlayer = [[LineUpsPlayer alloc] init];
    tempPlayer.playerCode = [tildeSeperator objectAtIndex:0];

    [matchLineUp.homeTeamPlayingEleven addObject:tempPlayer ];
    [tempPlayer release];
}

The array retains the objects you add - that's why you need to release the temporary object too.

A: As said above, I normally use a local variable to populate the mutable array. In other cases Instruments didnt show me any leak. So is this the right way to go about ?
for(int i =0 ; i <  ([arrayOfHomePlayers count]); i++ ) //creating home players detials object
{

    localString = [NSMutableString string];
    localString = [arrayOfHomePlayers objectAtIndex:i] ;
    NSArray * localPlayersArray = [localString componentsSeparatedByString:@"~"] ;
    localPlayerPosition = [ [PlayerPosition  alloc] init] ;

    NSArray * playerNameArray = [[localPlayersArray objectAtIndex:0] componentsSeparatedByString:@" "] ;
    localPlayerPosition.globalID   = [localPlayersArray objectAtIndex:1];

    [(teamFormationDetails.homePlayerList) addObject:localPlayerPosition] ;
    [localPlayerPosition release] ;

A: First, you could change the release to an autorelease and move it to the line after the self is assigned.
Second, the addobject is adding it to a collection which retains it, and I don't see you removing it from that collection, so that's your 'leak'.  However, I'm not sure there even is a leak, if you intended to leave it in the collection.


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The end of an era, and the beginning of a new. The final officially supported Nordic Championship for Android: Netrunner is taking place in Stockholm, Sweden. Details and ticket sales are still in the works so attend this event to get updates.
Dates: Saturday the 1st through Sunday the 2nd of September, 2018.
Place: Alphaspel, Sparbanksvägen 14 in Stockholm, Sweden.
There will be 5 or 6 rounds of Swiss depending on player turnout. Lunch break after 2nd round.
19:30-ish – Netrunner quiz at Bishop's Arms. Subject to change, details to come.
Side event: Team tournament of 2-person teams. Each member of the team brings one runner and one corp deck, but no faction may be represented more than once within the team, and no individual card may be used in more than one deck (i.e. if one runner deck includes Sure Gamble the other may not). Latest MWL, errata and standard rotation are all in effect.
The teammates will then play in a Swiss tournament with no top cut. Teams will be paired according to normal Swiss rules, based on the teams' total prestige. Table talk between team mates and opponents is encouraged, and the event is run in a casual atmosphere.
People can register as free agents, and find team mates later. Any teams who end up missing a team mate (due to someone making the cut) will be paired together.
The main event will use the official 2018 nats kit, with the 1st prize being a flight, and a seat for the next World Championships. Flights are only covered if attendance reaches 50 players or more.
For the side event some older and custom prizes will be handed out.


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Mother to 6-YO, How this Haryana Homemaker Cracked UPSC to Become an IAS Officer
What's the connection between Mother's Day and Pushplata's journey, you wonder. Read along and you will be inspired.
With Mother's Day round the corner, you will find various articles espousing the virtues of mothers, the sacrifices they make, and feel-good articles about all that they do for their child(ren).
Honestly, as a mother myself, all I would want on Mother's Day is a lot of 'me' time, followed by some good food. But then that's me.
I spoke to Pushplata, who got AIR 80 in UPSC 2017, who appeared for one of the toughest exams of this country, after getting married and having a child.
In this exclusive interview with The Better India, she speaks about her motivation, her challenges, her support system, and the determination that led her to success.
Pushplata with her son.
Born in Khusbura, a small village in Rewari district, Haryana, Pushplata went to school in a nearby village since the prospects in her own village were not great.
She tells me that she stayed at her uncle's house to complete her education.
After a BSc in 2006, she pursued a Master's degree and an MBA. She says, "I worked in the private sector for two years and subsequently, with the State Bank of Hyderabad as well. The work was limited and I felt that there was no way to go beyond that. But I wanted to do more."
Marriage and the support it brought
She got married in 2011 and moved to Manesar. A few years later, she thought of appearing for the UPSC examination.
She recalls, "When I started preparing, I had no idea what an IAS officer could do, and what powers come with the position. It was just a desire to make a difference and contribute meaningfully."
Pushplata's husband, a practicing doctor, was one of the main motivations for her. She says, "He always supported me and encouraged me to take up the challenge. It was truly a challenge because I hadn't touched a book for almost five years when I started preparing."
Being a mother and handling preparation
Pushplata with her husband and son.
When Pushplata started her journey, her son, Garvit, was all of two years. "I cannot say it wasn't difficult. What helped was having my husband and in-laws around. They completely took over and ensured that I always had the time to study," she says.
Speaking about what motivated her, she says, "My husband would always say that whatever you do, give it your all–do not leave any scope for regrets. Do not lose yourself in what others will think of you but just stay focused on the preparation."
So, how would she manage her home and preparation? She answers that she would study for a couple of hours in the morning before it was time to get her son ready for school. Once he left, she would study for another few hours.
She would attend to Garvit when he returned from school and resume studying in the evening.
Son's reaction to his studying mother
Pushplata says that even her son has been extremely patient and understanding. Narrating an incident, she says, "There were times when he would just come and sit on my lap while I studied. In fact, he would tell me to continue studying and not stop because he was there."
Six-years-old now, Garvit is beginning to understand that Pushplata is away for training. She says, "Garvit often says that once I finish, we will all stay together. He has never troubled me. He's been such a wonderfully accommodating child."
Her journey is interesting and inspiring for so many women who feel that having a child hampers their own professional growth. But Pushplata negates all such thoughts, "Whatever I am doing, all the sacrifices that I may be making, are for the well-being of my child. He is beginning to understand and value it."
Missing home
With some of her batchmates.
With Pushplata being away at the institute in Mussorie for training, there are moments when she misses Garvit and her husband.
She says, "It is especially hard when other trainees are visited by their kids. I keep counting days before I can be with them again."
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Little Garvit is perhaps the wind beneath Pushplata's wings. In his own way, he encourages her to achieve more. This Mother's Day, let's pledge to support our mothers and encourage them to realise their dreams. With a little nudge from us, they are sure to soar high!


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The Shipping News
February 25, 2019 By Fiona Hamilton
A while ago I was in a Year 6 class in a school where all the students at some point in their last year in elementary school get the opportunity to serve in the Student Council. Students are empowered as they learn to take minutes, run meetings, and implement projects for the betterment of the school and the community. In a nutshell, they all get to develop their leadership skills rather than the usual few 'elected' student representatives.
Anyway, as this group of students were discussing what to lead means ("to guide" Old English lædan) the word leadership came up. A lively discussion ensued about whether ship meant a boat in this word or not. They also wondered if leadership was a compound word as they could see the structure quite clearly.
The teacher guided them to make a hypothesis about the meaning of ship (or meanings for those who felt it had a different sense in different words) and then collect data to test. This investigation continued for some days as they found words with ship in them and thought about their meanings and then tested their findings with even more words. You can also present the students with some words to speed the process up, given that time is always of the essence in our classrooms.
There are two quick ways to get an indication of the meaning of a word: to sketch and to use the word in a sentence. In the case of words with ship in them it's quickly apparent that words such as friendship and leadership are not literally boats, nor do they carry a sense of transportation. In fact, unlike the words that indicate a type of boat, to draw them is challenging as they are not so concrete.
The base <ship>
The ship in words like cargoship is a free base; it can stand on its own as a word. We show its structure like this: <ship>. Some words in the family include: ships, shipbuilder, shipbuilders, shipmates, shipwright, shipment, shipwreck, battleship, steamship, spaceship, starship, flagship, warship, shipyard, shipping, shipped, shipper. As a base <ship> often compounds with additional bases both before, e.g. <battleship> and after, e.g. <shipwreck>.
This ship comes from an Old English (OE) word scip and still means just as it always has - "boat". Originally all boats were called ships but now we refer only to very large boats by this term. This ship also functions as a verb meaning to transport people or goods. In Present Day English (PDE) this sense is extended beyond the sea to land and air.
The suffix <-ship>
The ship in words like leadership is a suffix. We show its structure like this <-ship>, adding the hyphen to indicate it must be bound to another element. Some words created when <-ship> binds to a base include: ownership, membership, friendship, leadership, ladyship, lordship, penmanship, censorship, stewardship, hardship, musicianship, township, entrepreneurship and workmanship. Not many new words use this suffix, although relationship in a romantic sense is a more current example.
This ship also comes to us from Old English (OE) and, as described in Etymonline, means "quality, condition; act, power, skill; office, position; relation between." It forms nouns that as far as I can see are all abstract. When the students in that Year 6 class sketched their pictures of the words with the suffix <-ship> they quickly discovered they had to write some words or add details to show the meaning, as a picture of a group of children doesn't necessarily show they have a friendship. They realised to draw them was quite challenging as they are referring to the state, condition or skill of being the preceding base. This helped to convince them that this <-ship> was a suffix and very different in meaning from the base <ship>.
That said, in the way that language usage shifts, this suffix is finding life as a base in the world of fan fiction. The desire by fans for fictional or real-life characters to be in a romantic relationship is called shipping. The first evidence of this usage is in the late '90s and a prime example is the desire of Harry Potter fans for Harry and Hermione to be in a ship. Currently twitter fans of A Star is Born are shipping on Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga getting married in real life.
Student sheets
Print the sheets that are relevant for the group of students you have. Any sheet I produce is intended as a starting point - not as a definitive way to conduct the lesson. For example, this could easily be an oral discussion with each word written on a card. A group of children could take one card, discuss its meaning and draw a picture. The group or class could then come back together and discuss the meanings of the words, then organize them accordingly. A tangential and potentially passionate discussion could revolve around words with the suffix <-ship> that include <man> such as horsemanship, sportsmanship and chairmanship.
Othographic inquiry is such an interesting way to deepen our relationship with words!
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John Thavis | Déjà vu on divorced and remarried Catholics?
Archbishop Gerhard MüllerToday's Osservatore Romano featured a lengthy article reaffirming the church's ban on sacraments for divorced and remarried Catholics.
I am glad you wrote all this. It means I had understood it correctly. Let us see how this goes.
Otherwise, too disheartened for words.
The idea of mercy espoused by Mueller seems like a slap against Francis' version of mercy. I certainly hope that Francis' version isn't that unfeeling and uncaring version of mercy or we've all been snookered. It seems like a more merciful thing to do in this situation is to acknowledge that the more merciful thing is to acknowledge that people could screw up their first marriage and provide them with support so the same thing doesn't happen when they remarry. I'm not sure why any divorcee would want to remain in the Church under Mueller's terms. You can just go and become Orthodox and receive actual mercy and healing.
As far as I recall, Ratzinger also called (in 1999-) for a deepened study on the validity of marriages concludes between ill catechized catholics, hardly knowing what the were engaging themselves in.
"Muller pointedly rejects the argument that the individual conscience can be the final arbiter on whether a divorced and civilly remarried Catholic can receive Communion. Again, there seems to be a contrast in tone with Pope Francis' own recent remarks on the duty to follow one's conscience"
— The Catholic has a duty to follow his conscience but also has a duty to inform that conscience by the truth God has revealed. Conscience is an organ of sensitivity to the voice of God, not to personal opinion about the way one wants things to be.
I'm surprised that a journalist as experienced in covering the Church as John Thavis would imply that Pope Francis thinks that a poorly informed conscience should be the "final arbiter" on whether someone could receive Holy Communion. Likewise a conscience can't be the "final arbiter" of whether one can kill, torture, defame, blaspheme, etc.
I can't but think that John Thavis is irresponsibly trying to stir the pot on this point, pretending that there would be a conflict between Pope Francis and Archbishop Muller on this point of conscience. The other points are fair.
"The one area where Muller offers an opening is in suggesting that "marriages nowadays are probably invalid more often than they were previously" because Catholic couples don't really understand the sacrament or the indissoluble nature of marriage. In other words, get an annulment."
Marriage has been around since the beginning of man, and it really doesn't take that much knowledge to enter into it validly. Good grief! The Code of Canon Law allows for a woman to be married validly at 14 and a man at 16. You obviously don't need to know that much to be validly married. The Code in fact says that "For matrimonial consent to exist, it is necessary that the contracting parties be at least not ignorant of the fact that marriage is a permanent partnership between a man and a woman, ordered to the procreation of children through some form of sexual cooperation." It also says that "This ignorance is not presumed after puberty."
Are there really than many invalid marriages because Catholic couples don't understand what marriage is? That is doubtful.
Thank God for this statement by Arch. Muller. Given the confusion resulting from some of Pope Francis's recent statements, the Archbishop's statement, as head of the CDF, reiterating Catholic doctrine affirms that the Catholic Church is Christ's Church, the only church that faithfully guards the fullness of Christ's teachings and Apostolic Tradition. After some of Pope Francis' confusing statements, which have been interpreted by some as the Pope willing to change Catholic doctrine, the Archbishop's statement shows that the Catholic Church cannot change its doctrine to accommodate the secular culture or a false sense of mercy. May God bless Arch. Muller!
"Mercy" doesn't imply a get-out-of-jail-free card for everything you choose to do. You can be forgiven endlessly, but sometimes you just have to live with the real-world consequences of your own decisions. We may be children of God, but we are adults in the world.
How can we, as humans behave in 'imperfect ways' (i.e. -sin, make mistakes, take the wrong path in life, etc.), and "be forgiven"; but there is no flexibility when it comes to marriage. Does this mean that 'man' must never make a mistake when it comes to marriage, but can be forgiven for other 'errors'? No wonder so many people find the church contradictory.
Considering that our Lord Jesus gave communion to Judas...whom He knew at the time He gave it to him that Judas would betray him.... I do not see why remarried Catholics should not also be extended this necessary gift of God. Is remarrying worst than what Judas did? By withholding communion from any repentant Christian you deny them communion with our God. That is a devastating reality.


I didn't get chance to post yesterday and almost didn't tonight, it feels as though I have nothing to say. I am frustrated that I'm not feeling much different to how I have been for weeks. I'm getting some tasks done, but feel like they're insignificant and nothing compared to what I would normally be achieving. How can I congratulate and feel good that I managed to clean the kitchen…..I mean I'd have done that and the rest of the house before. I hate that my energy is so depleted, that I'm having to nap for a couple of hours in the afternoon. I'm thinking that I'm going to have to look and research alternative options, maybe to do with diet, to see if there's anything else that I can try.
Laughing and joking with my kids, the fact that we get on and that they're a pleasure to be around.


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transport logistic 2019: Kamag presents two versions of the Wiesel
by TII - Transporter Industry International GmbH (Europe)
"Logistics makes it happen" is the name of the game when the world's leading trade fair for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management opens its doors in Munich on 4th June. Ulm-based Kamag Transporttechnik will once again be exhibiting at the transport logistics fair. The specialist for heavy-duty and special vehicles will be presenting the new generation of the Wiesel swap body transporter in Hall A6 Stand 103/204.
The Wiesel is already on the road to success. The manoeuvrable lift transporter has been designed for ensuring the rapid handling and transporting of swap bodies around logistics yards or terminals. Nimbler than the eponymous weasel, the vehicle stands out among other things due to its flexible adaptability in order to accommodate different parking heights, a high level of driving safety and low fuel consumption. Up to now, Kamag Transporttechnik - part of the Transporter Industry International (TII) Group - has sold more than 2,000 Wiesel swap body transporters, mainly in the DACH region. In major logistics companies, the Wiesel is also being used in France, Italy and Poland. Moreover, the demand is expected to grow in other European markets in the future.
The Wiesel is being successfully used at the logistics yards of numerous customers. These include well-known logistics companies, mail-order businesses, postal and parcel service providers as well as many industrial companies. "With the Wiesel, we help our customers to organise their intralogistics processes more efficiently and more cost-effectively," says Jürgen Dirr, Area Sales Manager and responsible at Kamag for the swap body transporter business. The leading solution on the market for in-company handling operations is constantly being optimised. In the meantime, there is now an emission-free version complete with electric drive. In addition, driverless, self-navigating vehicles are currently being piloted with customers.
Enhanced ergonomics for the driver
Market leader Kamag showcases its newly developed Wiesel cab at transport logistic. The cab, designed by Kamag together with a development partner and customer, is "best in class" in terms of driver ergonomics and usabilty. In the process, the focus was placed on the comfort of the driver. New aspects of the Kamag driver's cab are the enlarged windscreen for optimum all-round visibility and a maximum low access height. A range of ergonomic features, such as data terminal attachment options and practical storage possibilities, round off the ergonomic advantages of the new cabin.
Two versions of a successful model
At the transport logistics trade fair, Kamag is presenting the two customised versions of the Wiesel. On the one hand, the swap body transporter model with the driver's cab from Mercedes-Benz which has been tried and tested for more than two decades and, on the other, the new version of the Wiesel. The official sales launch of the additional version of the Wiesel is at the transport logistics trade fair. Consequently, Wiesel customers have a choice in the future and can opt for exactly the version that is better suited to match its respective purpose.
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A smile is one of the first things humans notice about each other. In fact, research shows that an attractive smile is key to personal and professional success. A nice smile includes a mouthful of healthy teeth. Enter the dentist.
As with so many other professions, women changed the face of dentistry in the late 20th century. Today, about half of all dentists are women, a figure that parallels women's presence in other medical fields.
Like medical doctors, would-be dentists have a lengthy education ahead of them — eight years post-high school, on average. Dental school requires four years of study, and specialty fields typically require additional studies and licensing. Beyond general dentistry, orthodontics and pediatric dentistry are two of the most common specialties, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
For women who want to work in a medical field, dentistry offers some attractive benefits, not the least of which is flexibility and control over the work schedule — appealing to women who are juggling career and family.
San Antonians have the additional benefit of one of Texas' leading dental schools. Many of the faculty at the University of Texas Health Science Center's Dental School also put their expertise to work in private practice in the city.
In Dr. Glory Marshall's practice, she's heard a lot of stories about what happens to retainers and other removable mouth appliances. "We have a 'Retainer Disaster Hall of Fame' here," she jokes, mentioning retainers accidentally tossed in the trash or melted down in a microwave oven. She hears the anecdotes from her patients when they come in for a replacement. Sometimes she even gets to see the mangled result.
Dr. Marshall sees a blend of scientific sensibility and artistic appeal in her work, but confesses a fascination with forensic dentistry — the stuff of TV crime dramas. "If I weren't an orthodontist, that's what I'd be doing," she says.
Dr. Marshall joined the Texas Army National Guard while she was still in school. There, she distinguished herself in several ways: She was the first female Senior TAC officer (similar to a drill sergeant, but for enlisted soldiers wanting to become officers) at the Officer Candidate School in Austin. She also served in the male-dominant field artillery and qualified as a paratrooper. She got to put her orthodontic expertise to use, traveling to Paraguay on a medical/dental mission with the Louisiana National Guard. "I pulled a lot of teeth," she says of the trip.
Jennifer Bankler went through college without any particular career aspirations. She was pursuing a business degree at St. Mary's University. She studied in Mexico in a language-intensive Spanish program. She thought that perhaps she'd try a career in pharmaceutical sales after graduation. Her sister decided to help her focus a bit, suggesting dentistry. So Dr. Bankler returned to St. Mary's for another two and a half years to get a second undergraduate degree in biology before entering dental school.
After finishing dental school in 2003, Dr. Bankler followed a somewhat predictable route, joining an existing practice. At the same time, she was devoting community service time in public health clinics. "At first I was giving one day a week, then two, then three, and then I realized that private practice wasn't what I had envisioned for myself; it would not be my path," she says.
Public health dentistry is a far cry from traditional dental practices. For starters, there are several distinct facets of the job: One is to care for economically disadvantaged patients without access to dental care; another is to establish and manage programs for at-risk children. The third is to develop and manage programs that promote oral health and benefit the whole community — fluoridated water being an example.
The extent of disease is different in the population her clinics serve. "Dental problems lead to problems in other parts of the body, so we have to make a variety of assessments with our patients, because many have neglected their health," she explains.
For the families she serves, she focuses on education and prevention. "Early intervention is so important with these kids," she says. One of her biggest challenges is in helping parents understand how, beyond limiting sugary foods and drinks, passing bacteria along causes tooth decay. "People don't know this, but the child's primary caregiver passes bacteria on to the child through casual contact. If the caregiver has a lot of bacteria from dental decay, the child is likely to have similar problems," she explains.
She is part of a hospital rotation, which puts her on call for childhood dental emergencies and visiting pediatric patients who develop a problem with their teeth. Her husband also is a dentist, and Dr. Hayden admits to a lot of shoptalk at home. She adds, "It's nice because we understand each other on that level." Free time is devoted to her kids, ages 9 and 13. "I like this career because I can choose the track I'm on and how much time I spend working," she says.
To most people, orthodontics means braces, retainers and the other tools used to make teeth straight and to keep them in the proper position. For Carolyn Flanary, orthodontics is simply magic.
She began her career as a dental hygienist, which led to dental school. A random patient assignment needed orthodontic work. "I fell madly in love with orthodontics right then and there," she says. She spent years on faculty at the University of Texas Health Science Center's Dental School, and pursuing a part-time private practice for several years before making her practice a full-time endeavor in the mid-1980s.
Dr. Flanary's northside office cultivates an atmosphere and attitude that are purposefully more eclectic than clinical. "This is a place that's full of laughter," she explains. Each room follows a theme: A waiting room called "Peacock's Parlor" is dressed up like a cushy retreat, with faux painting, trompe l'oeil visuals and oversized fuzzy pillows on furniture you can curl up into. A bistro bar offers up gourmet coffee and tea, and bowls of (gasp!) chocolate beckon the sweet tooth. "It's more like a Bed & Breakfast, really," she says.
Once in the treatment room, even getting down to business is fun. The continual technological advances that improve orthodontic treatments fascinate Dr. Flanary. "Every day, I wonder just how much cooler this profession could possibly get! Every time I turn around, there's a new innovation that I can use to make my patients' lives better," she says.
Orthodontics used to be a rite of passage reserved for teenagers, but in the past decade, more adults are opting for braces. Dr. Flanary estimates that 10 years ago, adults made up about 20 percent of her practice. Today, nearly half of her patients are adults. "Your smile is a pre-eminent feature. Research points to a universal bias toward a pleasant appearance, so facial expression is key to our personal and professional relationships," she explains.
Heavy, bracketed braces resembling railroad tracks are all but gone today. Many people choose the clear aligners that are barely detectable or friction-free braces that move teeth more gently. Today's bracketed braces are smaller and less noticeable, and technology has intervened to create computer-assisted positioning, which Dr. Flanary likens to an architectural software program for the teeth. In fact, she sees a lot of similarities between architecture and orthodontics. "We think three-dimensionally, like architects do. Every mouth is a different landscape," she points out.
As an independent practitioner, she likes that she sets the tone for her practice. "I create the atmosphere, and I choose employees who are compatible with what I want to accomplish here," she says. Most of her sentences are punctuated by a giggle or a full-throated laugh, and she prefers to be around people who embrace humor and can celebrate the changes that orthodontia brings to their patients' lives.
Work and play are fuzzy boundaries for her. "I like my staff and my patients, and they tend to find places in my personal life, so I'm not sure about that whole thing about finding balance between work and home," she admits. She knows she's away from work if she's traveling with her husband or playing with her beloved Weimaraners.
Take one look at Irene Blaess, and you see a pretty woman with a bright smile. She's got a lot to be happy about, with two thriving dental practices. What you don't see is her acute fear of dentists.
It sounds like something from the Middle Ages, but Dr. Blaess is only 32 years old. Her family emigrated from Moscow to Houston in the early 1980s. She entered the University of Texas as a pre-med student and quickly realized medicine was not what she wanted to do. Her father suggested that she look into dentistry, which she flatly opposed. "I hated the smells, the sounds, anything associated with the dentist," she explains.
Fate intervened, though, when a friend asked Dr. Blaess to accompany her to an informational meeting for the university's pre-dental program. She went with no intention other than to accompany her friend, but what she learned at the meeting changed her mind. "What's funny is that my friend never made it to dental school; I think she became an accountant," Dr. Blaess says, laughing.
In 1997, at age 23, Dr. Blaess became the youngest graduate in the history of UT's Dental School. She opened her first practice, DeZavala Dental, in 1999. With its focus on general dentistry, it attracts patients of all ages. In 2004, she and a partner opened Northwoods Dental Spa. The dental spa idea was new to San Antonio, but Dr. Blaess had seen "spa" practices emerge in other cities and believed it would work here too.
The concept blends the typical dental visit with aesthetic treatments that improve the patient's smile plus services such as massage and facials that pamper and relax the rest of the body. It may sound like an odd combination, but Dr. Blaess points out a key connection: "Massage releases endorphins into the body, which relax the patient for the dental exam." The relaxation results in patients needing less sedating medication in many instances. "It improves the experience for anyone, but it really helps our phobic patients," she says.


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Samsung is the first to dared and suggest that the future of smart phones with large displays. At the time the Galaxy Note just seemed huge, but it was 100% hit, the model became popular. In the future, the company virtually unchallenged rule in the niche of large smartphones. During the three years of the ruler Galaxy Note and competitors could not do anything to stop it. But today, Samsung is under pressure already from another side. All smartphones gradually become larger, and a model with a diagonal of 5.5 inches and 6 do not look unusual. And then the question arises whether the line Note withstand such market transformation? The answer to this should be the Galaxy Note 4. Let's see what Samsung has prepared for the new competitors along with the upcoming samsung galaxy s7.
Despite the new design and trends in the company Samsung, first appeared in Galaxy Alpha, Galaxy Note 4 still retained the features of last year's model, as well as the back cover, made of coated under the skin.
But if you look at Note 4, the changes are noticeable. The first thing you notice right away – a metal frame housing. Samsung has not used aluminum, which is commonly found in mobile devices because of the relatively low weight, and the material is most similar to the magnesium alloy.
The front side of the smartphone is covered with protective glass Gorilla Glass, which is slightly rounded on the edges of the housing.
The back cover is made of matte and soft-touch plastic. In Note 4 it lost a decorative stitch, designed to emphasize the style of "under the skin". But the worst of it did not look like a smartphone. Overall, this design technique is cool for the owners of Galaxy Note 4, because the texture of the cover from a distance cannot see, especially in white. But in hands felt nice soft plastic and non-slip.
Note 4 rear portion in comparison with Note 3 has undergone a number of changes. The camera unit began to look carefully, not least due to the fact that the outbreak is located in one niche with pulse sensor and takes up less space. Also on the back cover was moved external speaker, which in Note 3 was on the bottom, and it was easy to cut off the hand during games or watching videos.
On the front panel, compared to its predecessor, the changes is not so much, or rather two. First, a mechanical button below the display, as in the Galaxy S5, the fingerprint scanner added. And the second – the earpiece is now not so close to the edge of the body, so it is easier to hit while taking a call.
In general, if we talk about design as appearance, changes in the Galaxy Note 4 is not as significant as one might expect. But if we remember that design is not just the way things look, but also how they work. Note 4 there really is much better than its predecessor. The metal frame and the new glass display with rounding at the edges provide excellent tactile feedback.
Well, in design and looks Galaxy Note 4 is outstanding but Samsung is still following its old design schemes, let's see if Samsung would incorporate something different in upcoming generations like Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy Note 6.