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"use strict";

const MockEmailAdapterWithOptions = require('./MockEmailAdapterWithOptions');
const request = require('request');
const MongoClient = require("mongodb").MongoClient;

describe("Email Verification Token Expiration: ", () => {

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('show the invalid link page, if the user clicks on the verify email link after the email verify token expires', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 0.5, // 0.5 second
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    }).then(() => {
      // wait for 1 second - simulate user behavior to some extent
      setTimeout(() => {
        expect(sendEmailOptions).not.toBeUndefined();

        request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
            followRedirect: false,
        }, (error, response, body) => {
          expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
          expect(response.body).toEqual('Found. Redirecting to http://localhost:8378/1/apps/invalid_link.html');
          done();
        });
      }, 1000);
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('emailVerified should set to false, if the user does not verify their email before the email verify token expires', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 0.5, // 0.5 second
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    }).then(() => {
      // wait for 1 second - simulate user behavior to some extent
      setTimeout(() => {
        expect(sendEmailOptions).not.toBeUndefined();

        request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
            followRedirect: false,
        }, (error, response, body) => {
          expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
          user.fetch()
          .then(() => {
            expect(user.get('emailVerified')).toEqual(false);
            done();
          })
          .catch((err) => {
            fail("this should not fail");
            done();
          });
        });
      }, 1000);
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('if user clicks on the email verify link before email verification token expiration then show the verify email success page', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 5, // 5 seconds
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    }).then(() => {
      request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
          followRedirect: false,
      }, (error, response, body) => {
        expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
        expect(response.body).toEqual('Found. Redirecting to http://localhost:8378/1/apps/verify_email_success.html?username=testEmailVerifyTokenValidity');
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('if user clicks on the email verify link before email verification token expiration then emailVerified should be true', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 5, // 5 seconds
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    }).then(() => {
      request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
          followRedirect: false,
      }, (error, response, body) => {
        expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
        user.fetch()
        .then(() => {
          expect(user.get('emailVerified')).toEqual(true);
          done();
        })
        .catch((err) => {
          fail("this should not fail");
          done();
        });
      });
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('if user clicks on the email verify link before email verification token expiration then user should be able to login', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 5, // 5 seconds
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    }).then(() => {
      request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
          followRedirect: false,
      }, (error, response, body) => {
        expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
        Parse.User.logIn("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity", "expiringToken")
        .then(user => {
          expect(typeof user).toBe('object');
          expect(user.get('emailVerified')).toBe(true);
          done();
        })
        .catch((error) => {
          fail('login should have succeeded');
          done();
        });
      });
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('sets the _email_verify_token_expires_at and _email_verify_token fields after user SignUp', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 5, // 5 seconds
      publicServerURL: 'http://localhost:8378/1'
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername('sets_email_verify_token_expires_at');
      user.setPassword('expiringToken');
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    })
    .then(() => {
      const databaseURI = 'mongodb://localhost:27017/parseServerMongoAdapterTestDatabase';
      return MongoClient.connect(databaseURI);
    })
    .then(database => {
      expect(typeof database).toBe('object');
      return database.collection('test__User').findOne({username: 'sets_email_verify_token_expires_at'});
    })
    .then(user => {
      expect(typeof user).toBe('object');
      expect(user.emailVerified).toEqual(false);
      expect(typeof user._email_verify_token).toBe('string');
      expect(typeof user._email_verify_token_expires_at).toBe('object');
      done();
    })
    .catch(error => {
      fail("this should not fail");
      done();
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('unsets the _email_verify_token_expires_at and _email_verify_token fields in the User class if email verification is successful', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 5, // 5 seconds
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("unsets_email_verify_token_expires_at");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    })
    .then(() => {
      request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
          followRedirect: false,
      }, (error, response, body) => {
        expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);

        const databaseURI = 'mongodb://localhost:27017/parseServerMongoAdapterTestDatabase';
        MongoClient.connect(databaseURI)
        .then(database => {
          expect(typeof database).toBe('object');
          return database.collection('test__User').findOne({username: 'unsets_email_verify_token_expires_at'});
        })
        .then(user => {
          expect(typeof user).toBe('object');
          expect(user.emailVerified).toEqual(true);
          expect(typeof user._email_verify_token).toBe('undefined');
          expect(typeof user._email_verify_token_expires_at).toBe('undefined');
          done();
        })
        .catch(error => {
          fail("this should not fail");
          done();
        });
      });
    })
    .catch(error => {
      fail("this should not fail");
      done();
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('clicking on the email verify link by an email VERIFIED user that was setup before enabling the expire email verify token should show an invalid link', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    var serverConfig = {
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    };

    // setup server WITHOUT enabling the expire email verify token flag
    reconfigureServer(serverConfig)
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    })
    .then(() => {
      return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, { followRedirect: false, })
        .on('error', error => reject(error))
        .on('response', (response) => {
          expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
          resolve(user.fetch());
        });
      });
    })
    .then(() => {
      expect(user.get('emailVerified')).toEqual(true);
      // RECONFIGURE the server i.e., ENABLE the expire email verify token flag
      serverConfig.emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration = 5; // 5 seconds
      return reconfigureServer(serverConfig);
    })
    .then(() => {
      request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
          followRedirect: false,
      }, (error, response, body) => {
        expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
        expect(response.body).toEqual('Found. Redirecting to http://localhost:8378/1/apps/invalid_link.html');
        done();
      });
    })
    .catch((err) => {
      fail("this should not fail");
      done();
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('clicking on the email verify link by an email UNVERIFIED user that was setup before enabling the expire email verify token should show an invalid link', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    var serverConfig = {
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    };

    // setup server WITHOUT enabling the expire email verify token flag
    reconfigureServer(serverConfig)
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    })
    .then(() => {
      // just get the user again - DO NOT email verify the user
      return user.fetch();
    })
    .then(() => {
      expect(user.get('emailVerified')).toEqual(false);
      // RECONFIGURE the server i.e., ENABLE the expire email verify token flag
      serverConfig.emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration = 5; // 5 seconds
      return reconfigureServer(serverConfig);
    })
    .then(() => {
      request.get(sendEmailOptions.link, {
          followRedirect: false,
      }, (error, response, body) => {
        expect(response.statusCode).toEqual(302);
        expect(response.body).toEqual('Found. Redirecting to http://localhost:8378/1/apps/invalid_link.html');
        done();
      });
    })
    .catch((err) => {
      fail("this should not fail");
      done();
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('setting the email on the user should set a new email verification token and new expiration date for the token when expire email verify token flag is set', done => {

    const databaseURI = 'mongodb://localhost:27017/parseServerMongoAdapterTestDatabase';
    let db;

    let user = new Parse.User();
    let userBeforeEmailReset;

    let sendEmailOptions;
    let emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    };
    let serverConfig = {
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 5, // 5 seconds
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    };

    reconfigureServer(serverConfig)
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("newEmailVerifyTokenOnEmailReset");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    })
    .then(() => {
      return MongoClient.connect(databaseURI);
    })
    .then(database => {
      expect(typeof database).toBe('object');
      db = database; //save the db object for later use
      return db.collection('test__User').findOne({username: 'newEmailVerifyTokenOnEmailReset'});
    })
    .then(userFromDb => {
      expect(typeof userFromDb).toBe('object');
      userBeforeEmailReset = userFromDb;

      // trigger another token generation by setting the email
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        // wait for half a sec to get a new expiration time
        setTimeout( () => resolve(user.save()), 500 );
      });
    })
    .then(() => {
      // get user data after email reset and new token generation
      return db.collection('test__User').findOne({username: 'newEmailVerifyTokenOnEmailReset'});
    })
    .then(userAfterEmailReset => {
      expect(typeof userAfterEmailReset).toBe('object');
      expect(userBeforeEmailReset._email_verify_token).not.toEqual(userAfterEmailReset._email_verify_token);
      expect(userBeforeEmailReset._email_verify_token_expires_at).not.toEqual(userAfterEmailReset.__email_verify_token_expires_at);
      done();
    })
    .catch((err) => {
      fail("this should not fail");
      done();
    });
  });

  it_exclude_dbs(['postgres'])('client should not see the _email_verify_token_expires_at field', done => {
    var user = new Parse.User();
    var sendEmailOptions;
    var emailAdapter = {
      sendVerificationEmail: options => {
        sendEmailOptions = options;
      },
      sendPasswordResetEmail: () => Promise.resolve(),
      sendMail: () => {}
    }
    reconfigureServer({
      appName: 'emailVerifyToken',
      verifyUserEmails: true,
      emailAdapter: emailAdapter,
      emailVerifyTokenValidityDuration: 5, // 5 seconds
      publicServerURL: "http://localhost:8378/1"
    })
    .then(() => {
      user.setUsername("testEmailVerifyTokenValidity");
      user.setPassword("expiringToken");
      user.set('email', 'user@parse.com');
      return user.signUp();
    })
    .then(() => {

      user.fetch()
      .then(() => {
        expect(user.get('emailVerified')).toEqual(false);
        expect(typeof user.get('_email_verify_token_expires_at')).toBe('undefined');
        done();
      })
      .catch(error => {
        fail("this should not fail");
        done();
      });

    });
  });

})

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Nerstrand Custom Cabinets, Inc. was established in 1992, by Steve Wille. Steve has always had an interest in the woodworking industry even as a young man, making projects for family and competing in 4-H. In 1975 he started making cabinets and furniture as an apprentice for a local cabinet maker until the opening of his own business. In 35 years the Cabinet Business has gone through many changes. From a one man shop laying out cabinets on a story pole, to a team of Skilled Craftsman, Office Staff, and Computerized Cabinet Drawings & Layouts. Throughout all of the changes over the years, one thing has remained the same, and that is attention to Quality and Customer Service. Something the "Big Box" stores have lost.


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OK, so now you've all had a chance to watch the Hamilton film (the recording of the original cast of this smash hit musical recorded on Broadway, now available on Disney+) – you have watched, haven't you? If not, what are you waiting for?! Watch the trailer here if you still need convincing.
What follows contains some spoilers and will mostly be incomprehensible to anyone who hasn't seen the show on stage and/or screen at least once. But hey, what's a blog for if you can't use it to indulge your fan-girl ramblings once in a while?!
These are notes I made as thoughts occurred to me throughout the show. There is no particular thread running through them, but this is what I would have said to you if we'd been watching it together:
1) Why did no Brexiteers ever make a Hamilton spoof, with Jean-Claude Juncker in the George III role…? (Probably because all the clever, artsy types were Remainers, I suppose. And we had no Hamilton figure, let alone a George Washington. History was happening here in Britain, but we wanted to watch it on stage rather than embracing it in our lives.)
2) I cried (as usual) when they sang 'The world will never be the same'. I suppose world-changing turmoil isn't as exciting when you're living through it as when you watch it with the distance of centuries. Plus you don't know who is destined to change the world when they step off a ship into a new land. But my heart swells at the thought of those people who are the right person in the right place at the right time to change the world. I love to learn their stories.
3) Helpless/Satisfied is just an extraordinary piece of theatre on every level. I'm so glad I get to watch it over and over again.
4) If they ever get Tommy Kail (director of the show on stage and of the film) to do a Masterclass on stage direction (or indeed, on anything), I might just abandon all my other day jobs and learn everything he can possibly teach.
5) I cry every time at 'Look around, look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now', and absolutely sobbed at 'The World Turned Upside-Down'. That sense of joyous wonder at the world is something I think we're sorely lacking in the UK, and perhaps even in the US in this decade. Yes, it's in the face of tragedy and loss, but we get to dream big about what to build from the ashes, and we're missing it. Too busy avoiding the puddles to marvel at the rainbow.
6) The stagecraft, the stagecraft! Even relatively tiny decisions – like not moving the staircase until the very end of Act 1, then using it to fantastic effect in 'What Did I Miss?' – is just one example of how not one step in this show is accidental or incidental. The fabulous gift of holding something back until it will have the greatest impact is a joy to behold. (Conversely, looking back, I didn't think the doubly-rotating stage had its full impact in the screen version. I'm not sure I'd have noticed it until the end if I didn't know it was there.)
7) 'Forgiveness' is about the most powerful three syllables of any show I've seen. It landed even better in the theatre for me (the one moment when I immediately disagreed with Kail's choice of camera shots – that was not the moment to switch to a close-up). The opening out of the music is like a flower bursting into bloom. Breathtaking.
8) Two men, both desperate to get to the top, and both destroyed, in different ways, by their own ambition. (And two affairs, both treated very differently – to Burr it's "Why don't you go after this girl?", to Hamilton it's "Say no to this!" Interesting.)
9) I love how the bow at the end is taken in a single line. Principals and ensemble all jumbled together. Each person played the role he or she was given, wholeheartedly, and each got equal credit.
There's more that could be said, so much more. A thousand perfect moments. And don't get me started on 'the cabinet', that band of brothers who conjured up this miracle from visions in Lin Manuel Miranda's brain, who caught the wisps of genius, spun them into threads and wove together a practically perfect package, while all staying friends and having the time of their lives. Their genius and generosity, their humility and humour… They've shown that great art can be created from a place of joy not just from storms and tantrums.
I sometimes wonder what it must have been like to see a Shakespeare play in its early years. I think this is the closest we're likely to come in my lifetime. I'm thankful to have been alive right now, to see history unfolding before my eyes.
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White Pines Productions has been awarded $3,500 by the Employees Community Fund of Boeing to design and implement creative programming for refugee children at The Spruance School in Northeast Philadelphia. This award supports a partnership between White Pines and HIAS, the program leader.
Valeri Harteg, the HIAS Refugee Education Coordinator, says "The HIAS PA Refugee Education Team is delighted to continue its partnership with White Pines Productions. Together, we look forward to encouraging language development and creativity in refugee youth in Northeast Philadelphia!"
White Pines Executive Director Benjamin Lloyd said "We are deeply grateful to the Philadelphia-area employees of Boeing Corporation for their support of this wonderful program. Boeing is an innovation leader, and it makes sense that they would support this innovative partnership between White Pines and HIAS."
Tina Budnik of White Pines works with kids at the HIAS program at Spruance Elementary in Northeast Philly.
Since January, White Pines Education Director Dani Bryant and White Pines animation teacher Klemintina Budnik of KXB Studios have been working with the kids at Spruance, delighting and stimulating them with theater and animation projects. "We are so excited to expand this work beginning in the fall, and continue to assist these kids and their families adjust to their new lives in America." says Dani. To learn more about this partnership click here.
This work falls under a suite of programs White Pines offers off-site, away from its Elkins Park home base. These are the White Pines ACCESS programs, and you can learn more about them on the front page of our site!


You see this piece of salmon? Well I made it yesterday for lunch and my hubby ate it all! He left me just a little piece. That's why I decided to scale the recipe for a whole fillet, in case it happens to you too. This Creamy Dill Baked Salmon Recipe is very delicious and easy to make! On your table in 20 minutes and perfect for entertaining or for a quick weeknight meal.
You can make it in advance and just bake at last minute. Prep in the morning before work and place it in the fridge covered until ready to bake. The salmon is delicious and soft and has a creamy and tangy sauce. The dill is a very citrusy herb and it just reminds me of my grandma, who adds dill on every savory dish she makes. Dill has a very particular fragrance that you can spot right away.
This particular Baked Salmon Recipe requires few ingredients that mostly you have at home. Prep is throwing the sauce ingredients in a bowl, pouring it onto the salmon and bake. That's it! Really easy.
I decided to make salmon because I love the flavor but mostly because every time I say the word I have to laugh. Due to my horrible English accent, every time I go to a restaurant I tell the waiter: "I am having the SaLmon please?". My husband gets mad and says "The "L" is silent! Say samon not saLmon!!" Now I remember the correct way but still pronounce it wrong just to tease him 🙂 . So next time you hear somebody mispronounce the word, you'll think of me.
The key to this recipe is to remember not to overcook it, 20 minutes is all this takes for this bad boy to be ready. Have you every tried overcooked saLmon? it tastes like cat food! (so my cat says). I know, I know.. I am rambling on. So without further ado, here's the yummy recipe.
LOVE SaLmon? Me too!! Try these other recipes!
oh my it looks so yum!
I would like to try this; it looks good, but sadly my Dad doesn't like salmon.
I am going to try this recipe. My family likes Salmon.


This article uses the theory of secular cycles to examine the Eastern and Western Roman Empires in roughly 285–700 CE. The analysis suggests that the Eastern Empire conforms to an almost 'standard' cycle during that time. The Western Roman Empire, on the other hand, appears to expand until 350 CE and then decline again, long before the Germanic invasions of the fifth century. This decline may have been due to elite dynamics and the extremely top-heavy social pyramid in the fourth century West. Elite overproduction and infighting may have cut short the West's expansion phase and led to a premature decline. If correct, it is possible that demographic-structural theory explains the decline and fall of the Roman Empire.


Not as fast as some of you guys, but enough for me, since I do not stream.
Physical media only, to the bitter end!
This is the 4G mobile network connection.
My DSL is even slower with about 25 Mbit download and 5 Mbit upload, nothing faster available.
Which is a huge improvement over AT&T U-Verse.
I think they offer a new Ultra 940 Mbps service, but that's really more than I need or would use currently.
100/5. I could upgrade to 400/20 Mbps, but those 100 are more than enough for 4k streaming from iTunes/Netflix/Amazon.
Well the download speed increased for some reason. Not complaining.
Will have to get up at 04:00 to see what I get then.
Am I being a bit cynical in pointing out it took Virgin Media less than 15 minutes to upgrade my broadband this evening (from my making the phone call at 22:00 to the upgrade happening); yet it will take it a month to disconnect my landline... and I have to ring back tomorrow to arrange that too.
Cost for broadband only is £50 a month (on a 12 month contract).
After a bit of haggling and begging, managed to get it down to £46 a month and kept the landline too.


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Before it opened to the public, Disney announced an $800 million expansion of Shanghai Disney Resort
— 16 Jun, 2016
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Even before the ribbon was cut during as part of the multi-day grand opening event, it was clear by the crowds that were gathered at the gates that an expansion of Shanghai Disney Resort was needed.
During a press briefing before the public opening, Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger said that the "growth of China's tourism, Shanghai visitation, and the general growth in the Chinese market" prompted them to begin building a bigger resort with more offerings.
During the resort's month-long trial operations period, they counted approximately 600,000 people entering to enjoy it. Packing that amount of people within the 963-acre was difficult enough, and those were only invited guests! Shanghai has nearly 300 million people who live within 3 hours of the resort who'll most likely pay a visit to the new Disney resort.
To prevent the probable overcrowding by all those people, Iger said that internal discussions are happening to add to the resort in the next year. The rumored $800 million expansion will take up the remaining 3 square kilometers of the 7 total given by the Chinese government to build on. Shanghai Disney Resort already had Disney pay up $5.5 billion for completion.
As for what they'll add has still yet to be determined. One possible strategy has already been revealed with the addition of a "Frozen" sing-a-long show and "Zootopia" characters added to a parade. Both have of Disney's top-earning animated franchises are very popular among the Chinese audience. With a quick reaction that Disney in response to injecting their IP in the country, it wouldn't be surprising to see even more franchises with even bigger presences as part of the expansion plans.
It'll be exciting to see things continue to evolve for "China's Disneyland" and the international reaction for those who'll be visiting soon. If you will be, tweet us as we'd like to hear your thoughts of the new resort!
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Just months after "RiRi Woo" shut down the makeup game, Rihanna and MAC are collaborating once again for a holiday collection. Set for an October 3 release, the extensive collection will feature more lip colors in addition to eye shadows, pencils, brushes and even lashes. With her second fragrance also hitting shelves, it's safe to say that Christmas sales belong to this pop princess. Check out more pictures of RiRi x Mac at VIBE Vixen.


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Updated Census Data Ready for Use for January 1, 2022 AAPs and Beyond
On the eve of the Labor Day weekend, OFCCP notified federal contractors of the availability of updated census data for use in determining the AAP availability of women and minorities: Equal Employment Opportunity Tabulation (EEO Tab). While the data is not 2020 census data, it is based on 2014 through 2018 American Community Survey census data, which is updated from the 2006 through 2010 data OFCCP has previously required contractors to use for availability in AAPs. According to OFCCP, this is the most current availability data accessible. OFCCP makes no mention of when 2020 census data may be accessible.
The Agency has also posted a website notice regarding the new data, including the requirement that federal contractors "must begin using the 2014–2018 EEO Tabulation (2018 EEO Tab) to develop all written affirmative action programs (AAPs) that commence on or after January 1, 2022."
Notably, as reflected in OFCCP's FAQs, the Agency has slightly modified the race and ethnicity categories:
In this tabulation, there are a total of 7 race and ethnicity (Hispanic origin) categories:
Hispanic or Latino origin
Not Hispanic or Latino, one race-
Black or African American alone
American Indian and Alaska Native alone
Asian alone
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone
Balance of not Hispanic or Latino
OFCCP explains that federal contractors must use the "Balance of not Hispanic or Latino" numbers when determining total minority availability (as they did for "Two or More Races). As Director Yang alluded to in her remarks last month at the NILG National Conference, contractors "may" also be required to set utilization goals for specific minorities:
The 2014-2018 EEO Tabulation includes a column labeled "Balance of not Hispanic or Latino," which includes the balance of non-Hispanic individuals who reported multiple races or reported some other race alone. For OFCCP AAP purposes, when determining minority availability, contractors must include the information from the "Balance of not Hispanic or Latino" column. However, when the percentage of a particular minority group is substantially less than would be reasonably expected given the availability of that particular group, OFCCP may require the contractor to establish separate goals for that particular group. Therefore, when determining the availability of disaggregated race or ethnicity groups, do not use the information included in the "Balance of not Hispanic or Latino" column. For more information on disaggregated goal-setting, visit OFCCP's FAQ website.
The FAQs are filled with additional information regarding the census data. For example, what are "worksite-to-residence commuting flows"?
The worksite-to-residence commuting flows focus on where people work (worksite) and provide additional information on where people commute from (place of residence). County-to-county flows are included in tables EEO 1w through EEO 7w. Contractors should consider this data when establishing the reasonable recruitment area for determining availability, see 41 CFR 60-2.14(b)(1).
It is also interesting to note that the number of occupation codes has decreased. Why?
In an effort to reduce the number of empty (suppressed) cells and to increase the reliability of the estimates, the federal consortium reduced the number of detailed occupations from 488 in the 2006-2010 EEO Tabulation to 237 in the 2014-2018 EEO Tabulation. (The number of industrial estimates was also reduced from 90 to 20.) The process was influenced by many factors including, revisions to the 2018 ACS PUMS Occupation Code and more stringent data disclosure rules. More technical information and a crosswalk of occupations from the 2006-2010 EEO Tabulation and the 2014-2018 EEO Tabulation can be found at the Census EEO website here.
This change will require some reworking of availability analyses and will likely impact the resulting utilization analyses, and goal setting.
As we dive into the new census data, we will share our insights and thoughts so stay tuned for more.
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As the valley meadows begin to slowly green up and the tops of the surrounding peaks are still covered in a heavy layer of wet spring snow, we're entering the time of year affectionately known in the Rockies as "mud season." Ranchers begin irrigating, wildlife emerges from its winter slumber, and the high country comes alive after months of frozen stillness. In resort towns such as Crested Butte, Colorado, mud season marks the transition from a single-minded focus on skiing to broader attention on a diverse set of warm-weather activities—hiking, fishing, horseback riding, mountain biking, paddling, and a variety of summer festivals.
Because Promontory Ranch offers the unprecedented chance to own approximately 12% of the land in the town of Mt. Crested Butte, it is worth recapping this past ski season and offering a quick glimpse of what's on tap for summer in the classic mountain town.
The 2015-16 ski season at Crested Butte Mountain Resort was, yet again, a resounding success, with the number skier visits not only surpassing the previous season's numbers, but even exceeding the resort's predictions. This continued increase can be attributed to a variety of factors, two of which are 1) Colorado-based skiers choosing to avoid the congestion of Interstate 70 in favor of the less traveled route to Crested Butte, and 2) the impact of the growing number of direct flights into the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport. Currently, there are direct flights from Dallas, Houston, Chicago, and Denver, and this season's addition of a direct flight from Los Angeles connected a large new market of California-based skiers. The resort hopes to continue adding more direct flights from major U.S. cities in the years to come.
This year's solid snowpack in the Gunnison River basin allowed for a successful season of world-class skiing on the resort's 1,547 acres of terrain. As mentioned in a previous blog post, the resort was recently granted approval from the National Forest Service to move forward with the NEPA process for a 500-acre expansion of the ski area, in which the resort intends to add more intermediate terrain and several new lifts, while also updating some of the existing infrastructure. The planned expansion will allow the resort to accommodate the growing number of skiers who choose Crested Butte for its excellent snow, varied terrains, short lift lines, and less crowded slopes that have made the area so popular.
The resort is set to open for its summer season on June 11th, which will signal the official start of summer activities in Crested Butte, Gunnison County, and the surrounding Elk Mountains. The variety of activities is staggering and represents an outdoor enthusiast's dream: fly fishing, hiking, climbing, running, horseback riding, and mountain biking to name a few. Amazingly all of these activities can be accessed within a short walk or bike ride from the Promontory Ranch.
Crested Butte and Gunnison County are also known for their variety of summertime festivals, including the Crested Butte Music Festival, the Gunnison River Festival, and the world-famous Wildflower Festival. For a full list of all summertime activities, head over to the resort's comprehensive website.
Thanks to its endless variety of activities, a thriving resort, and a healthy, growing local economy, Crested Butte truly lives up to its nickname as "Colorado's Last Great Ski Town." Promontory's relatively large acreage, its densely entitled zoning, and its location adjoining Crested Butte Mountain Resort make it a once-in-a-lifetime acquisition for an investment-minded buyer. Please contact Ed Roberson for more information on the property's entitlements, attributes, and investment potential.


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Ever since Apple announced ARKit we've seen plenty of excellent examples of what it can do. Now, one of the coolest applications of the technology has been discovered: a faithful recreation of the groundbreaking '80s animated video "Take On Me" by A-Ha.
Mobile development team TRIXI Studios has been experimenting with a beta version of the upcoming iPhone software update and produced a reworked version of A-Ha's "Take On Me," reads a new report from The Verge.
The app uses ARKit, the new augmented reality tools available to developers in iOS 11, to produce an interactive version of the famous sketch world from the original music video.
"When ARKit came along, we were very excited by the idea that just 'normal' phones could do such great AR, so it seemed like the perfect situation to stress test what ARKit could do." TRIXI founder Chip Sineni told The Verge.
Reflecting what happens in A-ha's "Take On Me" music video, a man beckons to you from the inside of a comic book, which then opens to the iconic hand-drawn world parodied in pop culture ever since the music video's release in 1984.
It's an impressive feat, and one that shows how augmented reality can enable new creative experiences. Developers have produced a number of functional ARKit apps, like a tape measure, a restaurant ordering app that lets users preview food, and an educational app that lets children explore the planets.
The "Take On Me" project shows how artists could use augmented reality in their own projects.


Welcome to Five Canyons Open Space located in Hayward, California. For the lover of the outdoors this park boasts over five miles of trails including a section of the Bay Area Ridge Trail which connects up to Cull Canyon Regional Recreation Area and Don Castro Regional Recreation Area. There are future plants to extend the trail to other parks.
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CARICOM | Migration of Specialist Nurses and Midwives in CARICOM, a cause for concern
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Featured Guyana's Minister of Public Health, Volda Lawrence, has lamented the nurse migration "crisis", emphasising "something must be done to ensure that the hemorrhaging of our trained people who governments borrow to invest in," is stopped.
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, August 8, 2018 - Guyana's Minister for Public Health Volda Lawrence, has lamented the nurse migration crisis affecting the CARICOM Region, emphasising that "something must be done to ensure that the hemorrhaging of our trained people who [governments] borrow to invest in is stopped."
Addressing representatives of the Region's nurses attending the Forty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Regional Nursing Body (RNB) now underway at the headquarters of the Caribbean Community in Guyana, the minister called for urgent action to address the migration of specialist nurses and midwives from the Region.
Minister Lawrence called for a statement to be issued by the RNB to regional leaders to take action on the "pilfering of our human resources."
Guyana's Minister for Public Health underscored the urgent need for a comprehensive human resource strategy that will boost the present workforce and prioritise the improvement of nursing education in keeping with current trends and best practices in the field.
Minister Lawrence alluded to the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal Three which speaks to ensuring the health and well-being of Community's citizens and noted that critical and intense efforts were needed as 2030 approaches.
"... We cannot achieve the goal of our citizens being the healthiest in the Caribbean and the Americas, if we do not have at our disposal a core of highly qualified and professional dedicated health workers", she said.
Chair of the RNB, Chief Nursing Officer for Grenada Ms. Nester Edwards, in her remarks, told the gathering of Chief Nursing Officers, representatives of Nursing Councils, universities and international development partners that "experienced nurses are leaving the Region in large numbers".
"Chief Nursing Officers (CNOs) can testify to a certain renewed active migration taking place where international agencies are coming in a secretive manner and recruiting our personnel", she said. "We need to bring this issue back to the table and talk about implementing those strategies," she said.
The Regional Nursing Body has made recommendations for strong advocacy in the implementation of the 2001 Migration Strategy and for a statement to be issued by the RNB to the leadership of the Community's highest decision-making body.
The meeting will provide an opportunity for reviewing progress and challenges in the sector, including an update on the collaboration with the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) with respect to the CXC-Managed Regional Examination for Nurse Registration (RENR).
At the end of the Forty-Fifth Meeting of the RNB, which runs from 7-10 August 2018, it is expected that the definition, regulation and Scope of Practice of Assistive Nursing Personnel would be ratified; and, in partnership with the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO), the Regional Strategic Framework updated and finalised.
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Romagnoli Ferenc (Bécs, 1886. december 3. – Budapest, 1970. december 25.) a Zeneművészeti Főiskola nyugalmazott tanára és a Magyar Állami Operaház nyugdíjas tagja, a Magyar Népköztársaság Érdemes Művésze. Magyar kürtművész, egyetemi tanár.

Életpályája
1905-ben diplomázott Bécsben a Hochschule für Musik-on. 1905-ben bemutatta Bécsben Richard Strauss I. kürtversenyét. 1909–1950 között a budapesti Operaház zenekarában játszott. 1917–1959 között a Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Főiskola tanára volt; hosszabb ideig tanszékvezetője is. 1932–1935 között a Salzburgi Ünnepi Játékokon is vendégszerepelt.

Sok kürtszámmal szerepelt mind operaelőadásokon, mind a Budapesti Filharmóniai Társaság hangversenyein. Kiváló fúvósjátékosokat nevelt. Jeles tanítványai voltak többek között: Friedrich Ádám, Gál László, Lénárth Elek, Lubik Zoltán, Keveházi János, Medveczky András, Ónozó János, Perlaki József és Somfai János.

Családja
Szülei: Romagnoli József és Csermák Franciska voltak. Testvére, Romagnoli Károly a Bécsi Filharmonikus Zenekar művésze volt. 1919-ben, Versecen házasságot kötött Thier Erzsébettel.Két lányuk született: Frida és Erzsébet.

Díjai
 Érdemes művész (1967)

Jegyzetek

Források

 LFZE - Nagy elődök

További információk
 Brockhaus-Riemann zenei lexikon. Szerk. Dahlhaus, Carl és Eggenbrecht, Hans Heinrich. A magyar kiadás szerk. Boronkay Antal. Budapest, Zeneműkiadó, 1983-1985.
 A magyar muzsika könyve. Szerkesztette: Molnár Imre. Budapest, Havas Ödön, 1936.

1886-ban született személyek
1970-ben elhunyt személyek
Magyar kürtművészek
Magyar egyetemi, főiskolai oktatók
A Magyar Népköztársaság Érdemes Művésze díjasok


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