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Following our post about loving the experience of Rockin' Babywearing with the Rockin' Baby ring sling I wrote about my delight at the fact that Rockin' Baby have expanded their range to include a Rockin' range of kidswear.
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State Rep. Robert Goforth Charged With Strangulation, Assault
By Ryland Barton
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Republican state Rep. Robert Goforth has been charged with felony strangulation, assault and terroristic threatening following a domestic violence incident early Tuesday morning.
Goforth was booked in the Laurel County jail shortly after 4:00 a.m. Tuesday. He was arrested in East Bernstadt, his hometown.
According to Laurel County Sheriff's Office, Goforth was arrested at 3:10 am Tuesday after a woman alleged he had assaulted her at home, where there were three small children present. According to police, the children were not physically harmed.
The alleged victim said that Goforth threatened to kill her, according to police. Police reported she had visible marks on her forehead, neck and arms and bruising on her leg.
Kentucky did not have a felony strangulation crime until 2019 when the legislature created it. Goforth voted in favor of the legislation.
Goforth is the second state representative from Laurel County to be arrested over the last week. Republican Rep. Derek Lewis was arrested on a drunk driving charge in London early in the morning of April 16, hours after lawmakers wrapped up this year's legislative session.
Goforth was first elected to represent the 89th district during a special election in 2018. He won the seat during the regular election later in the year.
Goforth also unsuccessfully challenged then-Gov. Matt Bevin during the 2019 Republican primary election for governor, taking 39 percent of the vote.
The Kentucky Democratic Party called on Goforth to resign immediately.
"This is not the first time a victim of Mr. Goforth's violent assaults has come forward. Republican Leadership has ignored this for far too long, it is time for them to take action. Goforth needs to go," KDP spokesperson Marisa McNee wrote in a statement.
Last year a woman accused Goforth of assaulting her in late 2008 and early 2009, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. Goforth denied the accusations.
Republican House Speaker David Osborne issued the following statement Tuesday morning about the charges against Goforth.
"Like everyone else, we have just been made aware of these charges and do not know the facts related to this case. While we reserve comment on this specific situation, the House Majority Caucus unequivocally denounces any form of domestic violence and has zero tolerance for it or its perpetrators. A society that values human life must also condemn domestic abuse. We each have a moral obligation to not only speak out against domestic violence, but also to recognize that domestic abuse knows no boundaries. Its victims and perpetrators come from every income, race, or socioeconomic status," Osborne wrote.
Ryland Barton @RylandKY
Ryland Barton is the Capitol bureau chief for Kentucky Public Radio.
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Cargo's life-changing opportunity an inspiration for future stars as Bangor man retires
"Hopefully I showed there is a chance to play for Ireland and we will see people from smaller clubs and schools coming through, believing they can wear the green shirt if they work hard enough and don't give up." Chris Cargo on his Irish legacy
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"He is someone I reference a lot when coach kids; he made the absolute most of his opportunity and the most of his talents. He is someone any young player looking up to can see it's achievable.
"He achieved it even when he was never expecting to and that is a really good lesson for any young kid."
John Jackson knows more than most about Chris Cargo, his team mate of nearly 20 years, dating back to their days as an incredibly attacking full-back duo – Jackson at right-back, Cargo on the left for the Ulster Under-16s.
Chris Cargo celebrates a goal against Ukraine in 2012. Pic: Adrian Boehm
The former's words encapsulate the essence of Cargo's remarkable journey from obscurity to a position in the pantheon of Irish greats, appearing seemingly from nowhere to play an integral role.
The utility player from Bangor retired from the international game just before Christmas, ending as the eighth most capped Irish men's player with 195 caps, picking up a myriad of medals along the way, chipping in with a healthy goal tally to boot.
He was there for the 2015 European bronze, Olympic and World Cup qualification; he has gold medals from the Celtic Cup, the Champions Challenge II and an INSEP tournament featuring Australia, Argentina and Korea; a Challenge I bronze in Argentina and more besides.
And yet it is an international career that may never have started but for an injury to David Ames on the eve of the 2008 senior interprovincials in Garryduff.
Learning the game at Bangor Grammar and Bangor Hockey Club, Cargo had been a youth international but his move to Bath for university saw him slip off the radar. His college coach Bobby Crutchley – who went on to coach England and GB – did put forward his case for an Irish trial but he could not accept the invitation due to illness.
And so it seemed his chance had gone until Ames had to withdraw from the Ulster side and Cargo got a late phone call to jet over.
"At 22 or 23, I had kind of given up on it really," Cargo told The Hook. "I played Under-21 interpros but there was no national team at that level and was never part of the development teams.
"Everyone who I played with underage like John Jackson, Eugene Magee, Timmy Lewis, Alan Sothern had already caps and so it was like everyone from my era had already been called in. Younger guys were getting them as well so I thought my time had gone."
Indeed, he was not travelling to Cork as an Irish trial, more "just a cool thing to do" but he was in good shape with a recent move to Reading – with whom he would won the English title and an EHL bronze – had him high on confidence
He played with the pressure off, scored a couple of goals and rattled a few feathers of the best players in the country of the time, scoring a couple of goals.
Newly installed coach Paul Revington, however, took note and the Irish camp soon got in touch. Just a few months later, he made his debut at the now famous 2009 Celtic Cup where many of the golden generation got their start with a shock victory.
Cargo signs autographs in 2016. Pic: Adrian Boehm
"It helped that a lot of us were very new," he said of his first caps. "Jacko was our captain with about 10 caps. Usually on debut, you expect to have a lot of experience around you and it could be daunting.
"For us, it was all brand new, 10 of us in the same boat. I got a few messages from lads in the team [when I retired] like Andy Herbert to say congrats. They were the only three caps he got; he was really good and deserved more.
"Cookie [Peter Caruth] was there, Gareth Watkins scored one probably of the best goals I have ever seen in an Irish shirt. We got on a roll and probably didn't realise how well we did to win it. We kind of expected it from ourselves and it was really fun to be part of!"
It would take another year, though, to become a central figure in the squad as he missed out on selection for the European B division and World Cup qualifiers.
"2010 when I really became part of it," he says, remembering that Revington had put it up to the new faces to make their mark. Indeed, the genesis of the "no excuses" mantra came from those times.
"Early on, Revs wanted us to write down our goals. We all wanted to be Olympians but he challenged us to be a top ten team in the world. If you believe you can, you can. It made us realise it wasn't about qualifying for one major tournament. To do it, you have to get your ranking higher and higher."
Winning the Challenge II in Lille in 2011 was a big moment; so was beating Spain – who were Olympic silver medalists at the time – to fifth place in the Euros a few months later.
The 2012 Olympic qualifiers in Dublin were brutal, amplified by some surreal highs, as Nam Jong Lee's devastating touch delayed the dream.
"The crowds that week were unreal; the noise was amazing, so many in UCD watching. The night before the final, you had random kids in the shop wishing us luck.
"Driving in on the bus, loads of people were beeping their horn and Irish hockey posters in their cars. At the game, there were people pressing up against the fence who couldn't get tickets. Realising the president was there, you knew how big it was.
"But that ending was so numb. I was on the bench and looking straight down the line of it. We all knew immediately.
Captaining Ireland against Pakistan. Pic: Adrian Boehm
"We were driving back to Belfast and stopped at a service station – all of the newspapers had one of us crying. Gutting but you also realised how followed it was that week, how close we had been to an Olympics.
"It also probably made us realise we could do it. Korea were a big, big team at the time, fifth in the world, and we were right up there."
It fed into a remarkable run, reaching an apex in 2015, beating Pakistan for the first time and then Malaysia a few days later in Antwerp for the Rio ticket. Soon after, they stunned Europe with their maiden bronze.
Rio, though, carries thoughts of what could have been.
"It was a big learning curve. An amazing experience, the highlight of my career but we didn't win anything. I do think back on all the things we won and the big results – we wanted to get out of the group and didn't quite do it.
"We weren't quite at the level we were the summer before but still played pretty well. The game we regret the most is the India one – we could have at least got a draw but the nerves and everything maybe got the better of us.
"Against Holland, we had one of our best games in terms of stats but they were super clinical. We played Argentina and a win would have knocked them out – it was 2-2 with eight minutes to go and they go on to win the Olympic Games. Fine margins and we weren't that far from knocking them out!"
The 2018 World Cup followed a similar theme; a fine performance against Australia did not yield a result to match and the cutting edge deserted them against China and England.
By this stage, personal perspective was changing. A home renovation with his fiancé and increased work focus saw Cargo take a break for the early part of 2019. He had hoped to return earlier in the year but made his comeback for the ill-fated Tokyo 2020 qualifiers in Vancouver, a crushing video nasty.
He knew it was the moment to call time on his unlikely international career.
"It was an amazing time and changed my life. In 2008, if you said I would travel the world, winning medals at all these competitions, I would never believe it.
"When Beijing was on, I was away and didn't watch a single minute of it! It wasn't on my radar. To then play in one, was unbelievable. I have played with some of the best ever in a green shirt. The talent, what they did on the biggest stages… they helped me improve and hopefully I helped them a little bit as well. The life experience that comes with all that.
"Revs said early on 'it's not a sacrifice, it's a life choice; do you want to do this?' If you want it, you shouldn't see it as a sacrifice. These are opportunities that you are very lucky to have.
"I loved training camps and was lucky enough to make some incredible friends for life. In years to come, we will talk about all those special memories and all the fun that comes with being in the team which people on the outside never see, the same crap jokes! Getting to win stuff along the way with your country makes it even better!
With his European bronze medal
"Hopefully we will be remembered as the first team to qualify for the Olympics which has enabled further success across Hockey Ireland; that would be a great legacy.
"Hopefully the right funding gets in place for Hockey Ireland and the structures so it is a continuous thing for both teams into the future. It's not easy but it is something we can do with the talent coming through.
"We never under-estimated ourselves as 'little old Ireland'. We were more confident than that. I definitely wouldn't say I was a legend but I played with plenty and hopefully I was a small cog in helping them.
"Not everyone progresses at the same rate and there's nothing wrong with getting your first cap aged 25 or 26. Jonny Bell has now captained Ireland loads of times and been a massive part of the team and he never played any Irish underage stuff.
"Hopefully I showed there is a chance to play for Ireland and we will see people from smaller clubs and schools coming through, believing they can wear the green shirt if they work hard enough and don't give up."
He will continue to enjoy his club hockey with Hampstead & Westminster in London with whom he won another English crown. Recently, he helped them defeat Dutch club HGC, earning a unique stat in EHL history – on the rare occasions English clubs have beaten Dutch sides in the elite competition, Cargo has always been on the pitch – twice with Reading, once with H&W.
Reflecting on his international career, he is seriously thankful to those who made it happen: "I have loved wearing the green shirt for 10 years in countries all over the world and making history with this group.
"I would particularly like to thank Paul Revington for giving me my first opportunity to wear a green shirt. I had given up on that dream so I will always be truly grateful to him for giving me that chance and changing my life. He made me, and the whole group, believe that we could make history and instilled in us a huge drive and determination.
"To Ned, for galvanising the team after the disappointment of 2012, you pushed us on again through our "No excuses" mantra. Finally, to Tum for coming in and making this group enjoy their hockey again.
Picture: Adrian Boehm
"To all the lads I have shared a pitch with over the years; Thanks! It was an amazing journey and I was lucky enough to forge some enduring friendships, whilst making history with this team and having a great laugh along the way.
"There have been many low points on the journey, but they make the successes so much sweeter.
"To my parents, thank you for all your support along the way and for trusting and backing me in all the decisions I have made. To Sarah, my fiancée, thank you for being so understanding and allowing me to chase my dreams with unconditional support. Furthermore, thank you to all the families in Dublin, especially the Loughreys, who have welcomed me into their homes.
"I look forward to wearing my green shirt as a supporter of Irish Hockey in future years."
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Lewis and Clark Expedition member's statue deemed 'monument to genocide'; petition demands its removal
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A statue of George Rogers Clark — of Lewis and Clark Expedition fame — has been deemed a "monument to genocide" and a "shameful memory" in a petition that demands its removal from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, WVIR-TV reported.
'The worst statue'
"I think the George Rogers Clark statue is the worst statue of the many offensive statues in Charlottesville," David Swanson, who created the petition, told the station. As of Tuesday, the petition has garnered 451 signatures.
Swanson told WVIR that Clark favored Native American extermination — and participated.
"A lot of times, the wars against Native Americans are not treated as real wars because they aren't considered real people," he added to the station.
The statue was erected in 1921 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1997, WVIR said.
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Like the statues of [Robert E.] Lee and [Stonewall] Jackson in downtown Charlottesville, the statue of George Rogers Clark at UVA depicts a white man on a horse dressed for war. But, unlike Lee and Jackson, Clark is not alone. He has other men behind him with a gun and a barrel of gun powder, and he appears to be reaching back for a gun with his right hand. There are four Native Americans in front of him, including one infant. One of them appears defiant. One appears to be a woman carrying the infant. An article from the 1921 dedication of the statue in the University of Virginia Alumni News approvingly describes the woman in the memorial as being forced to beg for mercy for her baby. A successful 1997 application to add the statue to the National Register of Historic Places reads, in part: "She kneels in front of Clark holding a covered cradle board aloft as if to plead for a papoose within." At the dedication, then-UVA President Edwin Alderman credited George Rogers Clark with stealing large amounts of territory for an empire — the empire of Virginia, of which the land he claimed had been deemed a part. The Alumni News newspaper celebrated the statue when it was first created as "explaining the futility of resistance."
Swanson also told the station that while he's bothered that Charlottesville monuments are "all to war or genocide," he doesn't want them destroyed.
"I favor putting these things in a museum and presenting them as part of history," Swanson added to WVIR. "What I'm against is putting them in our central, public space and celebrating them as if they are of our time and place, as if we want them there."
Charlottesville was the stage for deadly riots two years ago that started as protests and counterprotests over Confederate statues there.
Clark also was a prominent figure during the Revolutionary War, the station said.
Swanson contacted University President Jim Ryan regarding the matter, and he passed on the information to members of the President's Commission on the University in the Age of Segregation, the Cavalier Daily reported.
"We may well make recommendations that the statue, being on university property and being deeply problematic, represents a moment for reconsideration," assistant dean and history professor Kirt von Daacke — co-chair of the commission — added to the school paper . "But we're only about a year into our work, we're not yet at the point of making recommendations for the University."
(H/T: Campus Reform)
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State and Federal Courts
Online Free Speech Limitations: Elonis v. United States
Published on: June 15, 2015 | by Law Offices of Salar Atrizadeh
On June 1, 2015, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of Anthony Elonis in Elonis v. United States, regarding free speech limitations as implemented via social media platforms. This ruling was the first time the Supreme Court raised implications of free speech related to social media.
Under what circumstances was Elonis indicted?
Anthony Elonis was convicted on four separate counts for postings on social media, specifically Facebook. The federal statute he was convicted under, 18 U.S.C. § 875(c), states as follows: "Whoever transmits…any communication containing…any threat to injure the person of another, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both." Elonis sparked concern after posting graphic threats involving the rape and murder of his ex-wife, detonation of bombs in the presence of law enforcement, and shooting up an elementary school, all under an alias. Elonis did not dispute that the statements were posted, but declared that they were merely expressions of his frustration. He claimed that the trial court incorrectly instructed the jury on the standard of a "true threat" in which the expressions were interpreted as more serious under the context.
What does this case mean in the context of the First Amendment?
Elonis argued that a negligence standard, which regulates free speech, is contrary to the First Amendment. Although, the First Amendment protects freedom of speech, it does not include "true threats." The government claimed that if a reasonable individual could regard his statements as threats, then they were unprotected by the First Amendment. This was justified by the rationale of law in most federal circuits that fear is intrinsically harmful. Further, society has an interest in protecting individuals from fear, which could be induced by frightening or threatening language, even if such language is unintentional. This objective standard goes further to say that as long as the statements are transmitted within interstate commerce, the statute must not have the "…intention to inflict bodily injury or take the life of an individual." Statements made on the web, may be read by, or communicated to, an array of people that the speaker does not necessarily know to be present. This means that law enforcement personnel could monitor the communications and could become the recipients. Hence, online posts may lead to prosecution if the communication is interpreted as a threat, regardless of the target's awareness of the post.
Why was this case heard by the Supreme Court?
Many activist groups saw the Third Circuit's objective standard of "true threats" as a risk towards free speech itself. However, the high court was concerned that the subjective standard would encourage speakers to threaten others without bounds. The subjective standard makes it so that only a jury can consider a writer's motive with no guaranteed acquittal. It is possible that the subjective standard would have prevented Elonis from being convicted for threat to an FBI agent, but declaration of such threats by an objective standard would likely violate the First Amendment. For this reason, the Supreme Court said that it was not enough to convict Elonis based only on the idea that a reasonable person would interpret his communications as a "threat." However, the legal standard of conviction is still unclear, raising questions about what constitutes a subjective intent to threaten. With the rise in social media expressions, this case raises questions about individual online safety, both as a contributor or a reader of posts.
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Q: Right implementation of  for Burger Menu (html5 semantic) I wonder what the right (html5 valid semantic) implementation of  for a mobile-menu (burger menu) is.

For the desktop-view it's pretty easy. Only need to encapsulate my -List with .
But what's with the mobile view, as the -element is only a trigger for a layer which contain the real navigation items?
The Menu has following structure (simplified for better overview):

  <button aria-controls="menu-list-grow">
    <svg .../>
  </button>

... MenuItems goes here

You see, I've still added the aria-controls to the -element of the burger-menu.
But what is the right place to encapsulate the menu with the -tag?

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Q: Where does querystring of "ui=2&view=dim&iv=amo1tqfqsw2s&it=ic" come from In my rails app (Rails 4.2.4 Ruby 2.1.2) I have suddenly started getting errors due to weird stuff in the url.
For example where the valid url would be :
/note/new?client_id=nnnn

The url that appears from time to time on the production server is:
/note/new?ui=2&view=dim&iv=amo1tqfqsw2s&it=ic

I have no idea where the spurious querystring is coming from.
Googling seems to come up with various pages concerning Gmail but are no help.
The browser appears to be chrome when the error occurs.

A: I'm having the same issue, turned out people was copy/pasting from their Gmail emails into our system logs/comments (we have CKEditor for logs). So every time they were looking at those logs we receive these errors on our servers.
I've checked the log and this is content of one of them
<img alt="" class="ajz" id=":ps" src="https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/images/cleardot.gif" style="background:url("?ui=2&view=dim&iv=amo1tqfqsw2s&it=ic")

So as you see this image background is pointing to those
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Q: Run a command that is shadowed by an alias Let's say I have the following alias in bash - alias ls='ls --color=auto' - and I want to call ordinary ls without options. Is the only way to do that is to unalias, do the command and then alias again? Or there is some nifty trick or workaround?

A: That's what the command command is for.
Try
command ls

This tells the shell to bypass aliases and functions.
This way is supported by bash, zsh, and ash/dash.

A: Personally, I just avoid defining aliases with the same names as commands, so ls always invokes the actual command. I have aliases or functions for various combinations of options like l, ll, and lg. (This means I need unalias ls in my .bashrc or .cshrc.)
I find that the OS's assumptions about which options I might prefer (overriding the assumptions of the designers of the ls command itself) rarely match my own personal tastes. I happen to dislike the look of ls --color=auto, and its legibility can vary greatly between black-on-white and white-on-black.
YMMV, and the other solutions are of course still good to know.

A: You can also prefix a back slash to disable the alias: \ls
Edit: Other ways of doing the same include:
Use "command": command ls as per Mikel.
Use the full path: /bin/ls as per uther.
Quote the command: "ls" or 'ls' as per Mikel comment.
You can remove the alias temporarily for that terminal session with unalias command_name.

A: The alias is just a defined shortcut. In this example, the alias defined is the string ls, which executes ls --color=auto. If you don't want that behavior, you can call the binary ls using the absolute path.
So executing just /bin/ls will produce output without color because it is not the alias you defined.
You could also change the alias to something different, or add a new alias that executes just ls without the color parameters.

A: Another way, building upon @uther's answer, is to use $(which ...) or `which ...` (using backticks ``) to automatically find the executable's path. This will work in bash:
$(which ls)

`which ls`

Undoubtedly, simply prefixing the command with a \ is much shorter.
UPDATE: According to How to use `which` on an aliased command?, this doesn't seem to be reliable at all.

A: Typing the command in uppercase seems to work, like LS, though I'm not really sure why.

A: If \ls and command ls are "not working", use type -a ls to troubleshoot what is happening.
In my case, \ls and command ls were returning nothing, and I was going crazy trying to figure out why. Turns out I somehow had a zero-byte file named ls in one of my paths, ~/bin.
I was able to fix the situation by deleting ~/bin/ls. Then hash -d ls to remove it from the hash table.
Side note:
which -a ls was not helpful because it only returned /bin/ls. Apparently, which cannot interpret the tilde in my path: ~/bin. However type -a ls can.

A: For zsh
Order:

*

*you type in the shell (stdin)

*history expansion, such as !!, !-3

*alias expansion (try ctrl-x then a, to see the expanded result)

*other expansions  (order: Process Substitution >  Parameter Expansion >  Command Substitution >  Arithmetic Expansion >  Brace Expansion)

suppose we have:
alias pwd='echo "An Alias"'

then this function definition will get the error   zsh: defining function based on alias 'pwd':
pwd(){
    echo "A function"
}

*

*alias expansion may be avoided by adding any kind of quoting to the word. If you want to use unaliased pwd, type 'pwd', \pwd or "pwd" (`pwd` is not regarded as quoting)

*builtin pwd  use zsh' s built-in function(aka command?) pwd

*command pwd use /bin/pwd,  (from GNU)

If there is no alias pwd="echo WhatEver_blabla", and this  is in zshrc:
pwd(){
    echo "A function"
}

then quoting like 'pwd' still calls this function.
But command pwd and built pwd work as expected
So we can have alias rg="\rg --hiddeng",  but not  rg(){ \rg --hidden} (Otherwise we will meet such error :  maximum nested function level reached; increase FUNCNEST?)
ref:
man zshall


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That is why Republicans and Democrats alike began statewide tours this week to get out the vote among their supports.
On Thursday night at a packed union hall in northern Kansas City, U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill urged her supporters to make phone calls and knock on doors to encourage more individuals to come out in support.
Earlier in the night across town in Lee's Summit, the Republican ticket (without Akin and Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder) also touted their efforts to get out the vote. Ed Martin, chairman of the party's "Victory" operation, said he believes the entire ticket has a shot with presidential candidate Mitt Romney's popularity here coupled with an active ground game.
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Akin is scheduled to participate in rallies in Kansas City, Jefferson City, and St. Louis on Saturday touting his candidacy.


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Q: Grails i18n UrlMappings I am dealing with the following problem. In our project we have launched different internationalized domains for the same website.
The problem comes with the UrlMappings for the different languages.
for example:

*

*English: name contact: "/contact"(controller: 'static', action: 'index') { id = '/contact' }

*German: name deContact: "/kontakt"(controller: 'static', action: 'index') { id = '/contact' }

repeating all the code again and again. Is there a solution to group both url mappings to use the same controller, action and logic ?
for example it would be nice to have something similar like this:
name contact: "[/contact|/kontakt/etc..]"(controller: 'static', action: 'index') { id = '/contact' }
Giving optional urls that calls the same code.
Thanks in advance

A: You can have the UrlMapping read the mapping name from the messageSource per Locale and use the same in the mapping. Something like:
UrlMapping.groovy
    import org.springframework.context.i18n.LocaleContextHolder as LCH
    class UrlMappings {
        static mappings = {
            def i18nContact = getGrailsApplication().getMainContext().getMessage('app.url.mapping.contact', [] as Object[], 'contact', LCH.getLocale())

            "/${i18nContact}"(controller: 'static', action: 'index') { id = '/contact' }
        }
    }

messages.properties
app.url.mapping.contact=contact
messages_de.properties
app.url.mapping.contact=kontakt
You just need to keep on adding the entries for other locales in the corresponding message source.
Note:
You can test the same by setting to default Locale to GERMANY in the resources.groovy as
import org.springframework.web.servlet.i18n.FixedLocaleResolver
beans = {
    localeResolver(FixedLocaleResolver, Locale.GERMANY) {
        Locale.setDefault(Locale.GERMANY)
    }
}

A: The URLMapping block is a dsl, but you can use Groovy inside of it.
You could do something like:
['contact', 'kontact'].each{
    "/${it}"( view: "/blah")
}

which does create the routings you are asking for. This example is pretty simplistic, but you could potentially hook into things like the i18n message bundles to do something like
getKeysFor( 'contact' ).each{
    ... your mapping here
}

it feels like this is something that your controller should be handling, since the i18n support is likely to be better there than at the url mapping level.
I am pretty sure this would break your ability to use named url mappings though.

A: I would suggest a similar solution but at least for me an easier one. Basically the idea would be to have the mapping names in messages.properties
messages.properties
app.url.mapping.contact = enContact

messages_es.properties
app.url.mapping.contact = esContact

Then we can have this UrlMappings configuration
static mappings = {
    name enContact: "/contact"(view:"/static/contact")
    name esContact: "/contacto"(view:"/static/contact")
}

And finally in the views you can use the mapping attribute in this way:
<g:link mapping="${g.message(code:'app.url.mapping.contact', default:'enContact')}">
    <g:message code="contact" default="Contact"/>
</g:link>


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Performer Matches: John Mills, Stephen Mills
A Special Evening With Stephen Mills: With him, it's special all the time
As Ballet Austin presents a Special Evening With Stephen Mills, some of the artists from the ballet explain why they think their artistic director is a special guy
"...even more so – is Ballet Austin's artistic director, Stephen Mills. After dancing with the company for a dozen..."
May 11, 2007 Arts Feature by Barry Pineo
Myth Steps
Trenton Doyle Hancock's mythic creatures rise from the canvas, with help from Stephen Mills and Graham Reynolds
"...dance is the brainchild of Ballet Austin Artistic Director Stephen Mills, who approached Hancock about bringing his work to..."
April 4, 2008 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Adopting a Survivor's Tale
Stephen Mills' journey into the Holocaust leads a community toward tolerance
"...The Holocaust was not supposed to be Stephen Mills' story to tell. He is not a survivor...."
Shakespeare-ouette
Ballet Austin's Stephen Mills has a deft touch at getting the Bard to the barre.
"...being performed by classical dancers. Ballet Austin Artistic Director Stephen Mills has turned The Taming of the Shrew into..."
Oct. 10, 2003 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Dance of the Prodigal Son
Soft-spoken and self-effacing choreographer Stephen Mills seems an unlikely candidate for rebellious Prodigal Son. But he was, breaking away from Ballet Austin in 1996, only to return two years later. Now the newly named artistic director of Ballet Austin, Mills talks about his departure, his return, and the future of the company.
"...story of Dorothy Gale. And it's the story of Stephen Mills. In 1987, Mills made his artistic home in..."
April 28, 2000 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Ballet Austin's Grimm Tales Gets Brutally Frank
Stephen Mills and company embody an artist's fabulous vision
"...ambitious and well-received of those dances – was named Stephen Mills...."
March 29, 2019 Arts Feature by Wayne Alan Brenner
The Austin Arts Hall of Fame Class of 2016
These inductees – Ballet Austin's Cookie Ruiz and Stephen Mills, and the Austin Symphony Orchestra's Peter Bay – are cultural heroes who lead by example
"...is concerned, we couldn't have done it without her. Stephen Mills..."
May 6, 2016 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Ballet Austin's Belle Redux: A Tale of Beauty & the Beast
In its striking concept and execution, Stephen Mills' take on the fairy tale was his most fully realized story ballet since Hamlet
"...representation of the name, the Beast in Artistic Director Stephen Mills' adaptation read as such: A thick scarlet stripe..."
Feb. 17, 2017 Arts Review by Robert Faires
A Different Beast
For Belle Redux, Stephen Mills takes an innovative approach to Beauty and the Beast
"...& the Beast, premiering this weekend, BA Artistic Director Stephen Mills has conjured a very different Beast – and..."
Feb. 13, 2015 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Courage Moves in Ballet Austin's Exit Wounds
For his new dance, choreographer Stephen Mills turned to moments of inspiration in his own life
"...human experience with no connection except their place in Stephen Mills' life. The older woman was the Ballet Austin..."
Choosing Peace
On the second anniversary of being named Ballet Austin's permanent artistic director, Stephen Mills reflects on his first two years and the company's current program, Director's Choice.
"...is fitting since February marks the second anniversary of Stephen Mills being named the company's permanent artistic director. It..."
Feb. 7, 2003 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Astonishing comedic dancing by the enchanted lovers stole the show in this revival of Stephen Mills' Shakespearean ballet
"...and realities represented by Helena, Demetrius, Hermia, and Lysander. Stephen Mills' choreography – performed by Jaime Lynn Witts, Christopher..."
Sept. 20, 2013 Arts Review by Jonelle Seitz
Risen From the Ashes
"...Stephen Mills in Ashes When Austin has a winner, everybody..."
March 19, 1999 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Gifts of the Magi
A conversation about community and creativity with three wise men of the Austin arts
"...As Dave Steakley works in theatre, Stephen Mills in dance, and Craig Hella Johnson in music,..."
Dec. 4, 2009 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
An Evening With Stephen Mills: Versatility and Anxious Warmth
Ada Calhoun critiques Ballet Austin's An Evening With Stephen Mills
"...An Evening With Stephen Mills: Versatility and Anxious Warmth..."
Feb. 18, 2000 Arts Review by Ada Calhoun
Dancing the Christmas Spirit
An eight-year-old fan of The Nutcracker has her dream come true when she gets to talk to a choreographer and ballerina -- Ballet Austin's Stephen Mills and Gina Patterson -- about the ballet that helps Christmas feel like Christmas.
"...Firehouse where Ballet Austin has its studios to interview Stephen Mills, the artistic director of Ballet Austin and the..."
Dec. 8, 2000 Arts Feature by Rosalind Faires
Ballet Austin seeks out tomorrow's Balanchines with a new and unique choreographic showcase
"...early-career painters and sculptors, wondered Ballet Austin artistic director Stephen Mills, why couldn't something similar work for the country's..."
A guide to Austin dance
"...grown in technique and style during the tenure of Stephen Mills, BA's artistic director since 2000. But Mills' brave..."
Dec. 4, 2015 Arts Feature by Jonelle Seitz
The revival of Stephen Mills' Shakespearean ballet is rich in visuals and moving passion
"...Hamlet, which premiered in 2000 as part of Stephen Mills' inaugural season as Ballet Austin's artistic director, comes..."
Feb. 20, 2009 Arts Review by Michael Kellerman
The Playing of the Shrew
Ballerina Allysin Paino reveals more about taming Kate for Ballet Austin's 'Shrew'
"...When Ballet Austin Artistic Director Stephen Mills first turned The Taming of the Shrew into..."
Choreographer Stephen Mills packed Ballet Austin's adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew with a rollicking physicality that spun ballet into slapstick and twirled slapstick into ballet and revealed an impressive grasp of Shakespeare's characters.
"...a fool's errand but a damned entertaining one. Choreographer Stephen Mills packed his adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy with a..."
Oct. 31, 2003 Arts Review by Robert Faires
Candidates in the running for artistic director of Ballet Austin.
"...Stephen Mills, currently associate artistic director of Ballet Austin...."
Dec. 31, 1999 Arts Column by Robert Faires
Balanchine, by the Muse
Working with the Suzanne Farrell Ballet, Ballet Austin gets in step with history
"...is not exactly easy listening. Ballet Austin Artistic Director Stephen Mills has clear memories of the first time he..."
Oct. 24, 2008 Arts Feature by Jonelle Seitz
This new balletic adaptation boasted fantastic visuals but stodgy choreography
"...For his new ballet version of The Magic Flute, Stephen Mills rounded up shadow puppetry artists, a composition scholar..."
May 13, 2011 Arts Review by Jonelle Seitz
Retracing Their Steps
Two choreographers explain why it's tough to get old dances back on their feet
"...dance calendar Ballet Austin's Valentine's Day weekend revival of Stephen Mills' Hamlet from 2000, and we've got a month..."
Feb. 6, 2009 Arts Feature by Jonelle Seitz
Through the vision and skill of choreographer Stephen Mills, Ballet Austin told the story of 'Hamlet' with an urgency and imagination made the prince's pain palpable
"...Denmark as adapted for Ballet Austin by Artistic Director Stephen Mills. Through the vision and skill of this insightful..."
March 19, 2004 Arts Review by Robert Faires
Long after everyone who was in Bass Concert Hall the night of October 29 has shuffled off this mortal coil, Stephen Mills' ballet of Hamlet will live. Ballet Austin's world premiere production looked and sounded sublime.
"...world premiere production of Hamlet, choreographed by artistic director Stephen Mills, looked and sounded sublime. Tony Casati, as Hamlet,..."
Nov. 3, 2000 Arts Review by Rob Curran
'silence within silence'
How four love poems shaped a suite of dances and affect the dancers themselves
"...part of this year's Studio Theater Project, Artistic Director Stephen Mills used love poems by E.E. Cummings – some..."
March 25, 2011 Arts Feature by Jonelle Seitz
'Coppélia'
Stephen Mills programs this comic work to help develop Austin's ballet palate
"...the original mad scientists," says Ballet Austin Artistic Director Stephen Mills of Dr. Coppélius, the strange toymaker who, in..."
May 7, 2010 Arts Feature by Jonelle Seitz
Moving Toward the Light
On the heels of its balletic colleagues, Chrous Austin melds music and movement to voice the unutterable
"...an unmistakably transformative experience. Choreographed with searing rawness by Stephen Mills, who conceived and first programmed the work with..."
March 30, 2012 Arts Feature by Adam Roberts
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Hundreds of millions of dollars and 80 jobs are coming to Humboldt Bay, according to recent announcements from the harbor district and a Norwegian-owned fish farm company.
The Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District Board of Directors at a special meeting Monday is set to consider leasing 30 acres on the Samoa Peninsula to California Marine Investments, a subsidiary of Norway-based Nordic Aquafarms, for use as a land-based aquaculture facility.
Harbor district executive director Larry Oetker said in the release that he hoped to get the project under way as soon as possible.
"We have been looking for an anchor project that will be a catalyst for attracting and developing an aquaculture cluster," he said, citing properties on the Samoa peninsula previously permitted by the district for aquaculture.
Nordic is considering raising salmon or steelhead at the proposed facility, pending negotiations with local permitting authorities. The company plans to submit permit applications by spring 2020, according to the release, which also highlighted local government support for the project.


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go-statsdurl
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Connect to a database using a `STATSD_URL`.

Usage
=====

It uses [Statsd][statsd] under the hood:

```go
import "github.com/josegonzalez/go-statsdurl"

// Connect using os.Getenv("STATSD_URL").
c, err := statsdurl.Connect()

// Alternatively, connect using a custom Database URL.
c, err := statsdurl.ConnectToURL("udp://...")
```

In both cases you will get the result values of calling
`statsd.NewStatsdClient(...)`, that is, an instance of `statsd.StatsdClient` and an
error.

[statsd]: https://github.com/quipo/statsd

Installation
============

Install it using the "go get" command:

    go get github.com/josegonzalez/go-statsdurl


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Home » Adding Value with RFID, Prox, Contactless Innovations
Adding Value with RFID, Prox, Contactless Innovations
AMCS Group chose an RFID solution from HID Global to help its waste management provider customer base streamline its operations and improve customer service. Photo courtesy of HID Global
Security is a high priority at Long Beach Airport as it moved to the most modern and technologically advanced access control software, according to John Blood, chief of security and airport safety. Photo courtesy of Long Beach Airport
Enterprises can take advantage of PIV advances with a CIV credential that is technically compatible with the higher level security credential specifications. Security magazine offers a free Webinar on CIV at www.securitymagazine.com.
Bill Zalud
KEYWORDS airport access control / asset tracking / proximity cards / Radio-Frequency IDentification (RFID)
Beyond physical access control, technology that includes proximity, RFID and contactless smartcards, readers and their system platforms is moving outward to a diversity of business missions.
Obviously, new approaches work well for enterprises looking to improve security or expand their facilities.
That is the case for Long Beach Airport.
Located just 18 miles to the southeast of Los Angeles International Airport is a hidden gem for Southern California air travelers. Long Beach Airport (LGB) serves more than 3.2 million passengers per year and has one of the strictest noise abatement ordinances in the nation for its neighboring residential communities.
Busy Facility but Unique
JetBlue Airways has established the airport as its West Coast hub, while US Airways, Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines also provide carrier service. Air cargo carriers such as UPS and FedEx transport 57,000 tons of goods through LGB annually. The airport is also home to the production of the Boeing C-17 military transport jet and maintenance facilities for Boeing and Gulfstream Aerospace. Touted as one of the busiest general aviation airports in the world, a large number of flights originate at the airport ranging from charter to private aviation, flight schools, law enforcement helicopters, advertising blimps and tow planes with advertising banners.
Owned by the city of Long Beach since 1923, it has also been known as Daugherty Field, named after the famous barnstormer Earl Daugherty, who first opened a biplane training school with landings right on the beach. LGB has a main terminal, notable for its circa 1941 streamline modern style architecture. Today, it is a historical landmark. A newer, modern control tower overlooks the west side of the field. Due to the airport's age and limited size, its passenger concourse area has recently been renovated.
A new $45 million terminal modernization project has taken place at LGB since groundbreaking began in late 2010 to create a new 36,000-square-foot eco-friendly facility.
Upgrading Infrastructure
In addition to the TSA's security procedures for passenger traffic, the airport's infrastructure and administrative facilities require complete access control. Commercial Controls worked with PCSC to replace a very outdated system that existed prior to the renovation.
PCSC's line of IQ Series access control panels are in use throughout the facility, managing doors, passenger gates, elevators and more. HID Global keypads, along with small dome cameras, are some of the visible hardware seen by the public throughout the terminal's concourse.
The system is securely integrated with enterprise level access control software, LiNC-PLUS. Security and access control of an airport's facility is a multifaceted situation. It's complex and should always be adapting to the needs and requirements.
The end-user of the access control software is managed by the Long Beach Airport's Safety and Security Operations. "Security is a high priority here at LGB and passenger security and safety are taken very seriously," says John Blood, chief of security and airport safety.
In another application that blends RFID with business needs beyond physical security, software solutions provider AMCS Group helps waste management and recycling companies it serves worldwide to optimize their processes and reduce costs. Thanks to a partnership with HID Global, those customers now benefit from improved data collection, reporting and tracking, which should result in even greater collection efficiencies and enhanced customer service.
The AMCS Group identified a need for durable, reliable RFID technology to provide better real-time tracking and ensure accountability for services provided, as well as to allow faster resolution in the case of trash bin loss or damage. HID worked with AMCS to develop an integrated solution that uses RFID tags and readers to meet the waste collection industry's challenges of improving efficiency, reducing costs, enhancing customer service and retention and growing the bottom line.
"There has been a huge shift in how the waste management industry manages its business since the introduction of RFID technology," says Jimmy Martin, chief executive officer with AMCS. "RFID is now an indispensable part of AMCS' solutions and our future development. Our three main criteria when selecting an RFID tag supplier were durability, quality and responsiveness."
AMCS deployed HID's Standard Bin Tags and Plug Tags, custom-designed push-in bin tags for steel containers and OEM reader modules as part of the software solution it provides to municipality and waste collection company customers. When RFID tags are embedded into wheelie bins, readers on collection trucks can identify the container and the system records the weight of the waste it contains. The AMCS system logs the tag's location and ties it to GPS coordinates. This information is then relayed to the management office to help better guide decisions on route efficiency and fleet optimization. A number of municipal customers also use the RFID technology for recording exceptions such as "missed bin," "access blocked" and "bin contaminated."
Technology bridging also can bring higher level security and business benefits to enterprises with legacy mechanical door locks.
One example: Assa Abloy's Aperio wireless lock family now can include interoperability with Seos credentials from HID Global and the iCLASS SE reader platform. Aperio enables doors to be integrated into an access control system without having to install wiring, make any structural changes to the doors, or modify existing access control credentials or system software.
Then there are other unique RFID applications.
For instance, Elpas, part of Tyco Security Products, has a man-down emergency call transmitter with a holster-worn active RFID tag, which delivers wireless monitoring and tracking of lone workers, prison guards and security personnel who may be subject to attack or injury in high-risk workplace environments.
This article was previously published in the print magazine as "Prox, RFID, Contactless: From Access to Tracking."
Future ID? Follow Airport Use, PIV Evolution and Smart Cards
Identity and credentials are getting more secure and more intelligent, thanks to advances at airports, with smart cards and as PIV or personal identity verification cards move into enterprises with commercial identity verification or CIV cards.
On the aviation side, cards now can include policy-based badge credentialing, TSA compliance, audit, security checks and identity proofing, enrollment and management.
One example: Quantum Secure's software suite – SAFE for Aviation version 4.5 – an airport physical identity and access management solution that streamlines the lifecycle of physical identities (from on-boarding to terminations) and automates related processes. Such solutions come with pre-defined policies, workflows and procedures for issuing badge credentials, granting/revoking access to airport facilities while simplifying adherence to TSA and FAA regulations, audits and security directives, thus minimizing insider threats and promoting greater operational security.
In another advance, CIV cards are leveraging the infrastructure of PIV cards.
The PIV card is now deployed and used by federal agencies to assign controlled resource access privileges to federal employees and to authorize the cardholder to access both physical and logical resources. The success of this program is largely due to the development of goals, issuance policies and technical specifications that all agencies agree to follow.
Enterprises can also take advantage of this technology. The CIV credential is technically compatible with the PIV-I credential specifications. However, a CIV credential issuer need not comply with the strict policy framework associated with issuance and use of the PIV and PIV-I credentials. Securitymagazine offers a free Webinar on CIV at www.securitymagazine.com.
Further, smart cards are increasingly accepted as the credential of choice for securely controlling physical access. Standards-based smart ID cards can be used to easily authenticate a person's identity, determine the appropriate level of access and physically admit the cardholder to a facility. Through the appropriate use of contact or contactless smart card technology in the overall physical access system design, security professionals can implement the strongest possible security policies for any situation.
More than one access application can be carried on a single smart ID card, enabling users to access physical and logical resources without carrying multiple credentials. Security can change access rights dynamically, depending on perceived threat level, time of day, or other appropriate parameters. Smart card support for multiple applications allows organizations to expand card use to provide a compelling business case for the enterprise. Smart cards not only secure access to physical or logical resources, they can store data about the cardholder, pay a fee or fare if required, certify transactions and track ID holder activities for audit purposes. Because supporting system components can be networked, shared databases and inter-computer communication can allow separate functional areas in an organization to exchange and coordinate information automatically and instantly distribute accurate information over large geographic areas.
Recent Articles by Bill Zalud
In Tough Environments, Security Gets More Resilient
Video Surveillance Analytics is a Deal for Retailers
Day/Night Surveillance Cameras Pull Double Duty
Blue Collar Security and Access Systems for Industrial Manufacturing
Retrofit Fits the Bill for Outdated Security Technology
Bill is the editor emeritus of Security Magazine, and he can be reached at (773) 929-6859.
Beyond Prox, RFID Goes Viral
Adding Value by Adding Functions to Cards and Badges
Building Improved Value through Access Control Innovations
RFID: The 'Almost Everything' Tool


Sometimes an employee record may be imported into WorkLoud after they were supposed to be scheduled. We can update the active period of an employee to validate their employee record associations and enable them to be scheduled retrospectively.
1) Go to Administration > Employee Management > Employee Management. Search for the employee, and click the 'edit pencil'.
2) Click on the 'plus sign' on the top menu bar to reveal a list of page options. Choose 'Active Periods'.
3) Click on the new 'Active Periods' tab, and click on the edit pencil.
4) Input the dates that you wish this employee record to be active within WorkLoud.
5) Make sure that you click both the small save button under the dates, and also the large save button at the bottom of the page.


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Billy encourages Bob to go down the ladder and tries to distract the woman by buzzing around the attic.
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Bob suggests that Billy tries again to lift him up. This time it works and they fly down out the attic, through a window and into a forest.
Billy sees some beautiful flowers and lands on them, so Bob falls from his back.
"Help me, Billy come back!" Bob screams. He starts flapping his wings, and begins to fly a bit.
Bob starts to get really tired from flapping his wings and falls straight on the ground – he bounces up again, as it happens to be a trampoline.
He bounces so high that he hits a tree, so he falls right back down.
But Billy is nowhere to be seen.
Bob suddenly takes off and flies properly – he gets so distracted by this that he bashes into a tree. He didn't know that Billy was hiding, watching him all the time.
Billy wanted to see how far Bob could fly. They both celebrate together by having a big drink of honey.