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[ January 21, 2022 ] Argentina and China sign agreements for three rail projects
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Train service restarts on Dartmoor Line after 50 years
Regular train services returned on the Dartmoor Line between Exeter and Okehampton on November 20, after nearly 50 years of closure. Two-hourly seven–days–a–week services will be operated by Great Western Railway (GWR) with journey times between Okehampton and Exeter, including stopping at Crediton, taking approximately 40 minutes.
The Dartmoor Line, which received GBP 40.5 million (EUR 48.3 million) in March is the first former line to reopen under the Government's Restoring Your Railway programme.
Benefitting from the application of Rail Project SPEED approaches, this 22.5 km stretch of mothballed former freight railway has been transformed in nine months and completed more than GBP 10 million (EUR 11.9 million) under budget.
The project included new track laying for 17.7 km the installation of 24,000 concrete sleepers and 29,000 tonnes of ballast in a record-breaking 20-day period. Repairs have also been made to 21 structures along the route including four bridges.
Other infrastructure work has included level crossing improvements and the installation of railway communications equipment.
Vegetation clearance, earth and drainage works and fencing have also been completed and further infrastructure work will continue to take place to increase the line speed to enable an hourly service in 2022.
Work has been also performed at Okehampton station which covered new information screens, a Help Point, smartcard validation points, ticket vending machines, and a waiting room. More work will be carried out over the winter, including further work on the station buildings to enable the restoration of the café and other facilities.
The route connects Exeter St Davids, Crediton and Okehampton, providing a launchpad for visitors to explore Dartmoor and regional links for local commuters. Around half of services, including at peak times, will also carry on to Exeter Central. Passengers travelling between Crediton and Exeter will also benefit from an increase in service frequency.
The reopening of regular train services on the route will boost local businesses, the tourism sector, and provide greater access to education and work for thousands of people who live locally.
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After the success of "Mercy", 9ice keeps the year going by dishing out another potential banger he tagged "Esese Bere Ni". The record production goes to Davemix, also Mixed and Mastered by Swaps.
On this song 9ice makes it clear that he is just starting as he still has more to achieve in this life, he will keep doing his thing and keep going higher. It is also a song that will motivate you to keep pushing and achieving.


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Message from the Council Chair: Prioritizing safety and equity on our transit system
This month, the Metropolitan Council took an important step that builds on the community engagement around transit safety we've been doing in partnership with the Citizens League over the past year: we established a Metro Transit Police Work Group.
At 50, innovative tax-base sharing program still going strong
The Fiscal Disparities Act promotes greater equity in the distribution of fiscal resources among local taxing jurisdictions. It still attracts national and even international attention.
Goats employed to restore park landscapes
Goats are among a suite of management tools that regional park staff use to reduce the presence of undesirable plant species and they have one big advantage: people love them.
Southwest Light Rail milestone: first tracks
The first light rail tracks have been placed for the METRO Green Line Extension near the future Downtown Hopkins Station.
Twin Cities population is growing and diversifying
The Twin Cities region's population gained 314,000 residents over the last decade, bringing the total population to 3.16 million in 2020, according to Decennial Census counts.
Met Council adopts 2022 wastewater rates
The total municipal wastewater charge will increase by 4%; increases to individual municipalities will vary based on their overall 2020 wastewater flow.
Met Council approves more funding for affordable housing grants
$8 million is the highest funding amount since the Legislature established the program in 1995.
Met Council forecasts steady regional growth
Despite the pandemic and 2020 recession, researchers expect the region's population and employment will continue to grow at a steady and stable pace.
Bus rapid transit, Metro Mobility make gains in state budget
The 2021 session of the Minnesota Legislature yielded important gains for transit, as well as funding for regional parks and water planning in the seven-county metro area.
117 years of perfect performance for clean water
Our nine wastewater treatment plants continue to earn high honors for compliance with their federal clean water discharge permits.
Message from the Council Chair: Making progress on a better I-494
No matter where you live in the seven-county metro area, if you drive a car, you will eventually get stuck in traffic on Interstate 494. But the good news is we're making progress on a better I-494.
Metro Transit announces safety and security initiatives
The initiatives amount to more than $4 million in annual investment and are the next steps in an evolution of investments started two years ago.
Met Council awards regional parks equity grants
23 projects total $2,054,000 for both programming and capital projects, and sometimes a combination of the two.
Grants lead to jobs, housing, and economic development
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Where can I find a playlist with the above episodes with eng subs? Would love to watch this couple evolve..
Could you tell me the name of the film?
I am glad that this couple had a good end finally , I liked both of them and missed them . The song and the video you made is wonderful , congratulations !!!
wachata !!!!???!! fhemt kasbokom ya yhod ??? hal fahmi sahih ???
@jbberjws1 Damn that took me a while to find....hehe:)) But it's epi 3488.
which episode is at 0:28 - 0:52???
Thanks for your sweet comments! You can watch the story with english subs on carlafreak4ever. They are not married yet. Right now they are back on the show together but only for a short guest visit. After that I don't know if they will be back. I hope so! Love them too!
Du hast Recht.....sehr Schade.....aber Freitag kommen die Beiden wieder zurück. Nur für eine kurze Zeit, ich weiss. Aber ich freue mich sehr!!
They will be back in epi 3551 january 29. Can't wait!!
Well they got engaged and went on a world trip! They will be back in the show for a guess visit in january. So that's good news! If you wanna watch the whole story with english subs go to Carlafreak4ever!! She just had her old channel suspended but she is re-uploading!!
Well that's not enirely true, cuz at the end Carla wanted to but Hanna stopped her and then she died!
I'm glad Carla had a happy ending and she and Stella deserve each other they are both very beautiful.
You are very welcome! And yeah I really miss them too!!
Carla tells Stella that when she is looking for her passport she should also find her birth certificate because she doesn't want to wait.....she wants them to get married on their worldtrip! Ohh yeah I miss them too!!!!
I am glad too that their love affair has a happy ending. Finally Carla found the love she deserved.
Hey sismo, your videos of this beautiful couple are so well-made! wish I know how to make videos like you. I miss these two so much, hope they come back to VL soon!
I will really miss those two!! They're soo beautiful togehter!!! I'm glad they got a happy ending! They both deserve it!! <3 Thanks for the vid!!!
I miss them so much:( Thanks for your beautiful video:P !!
Thanks! Sad to see them go but so happy we got a happy end!!
Okie, dokie....Sismo, I just watched it again at 1 in the morning...IT'S GREAT!!!!! "looks like they made it."
Wonderful video...I'm crying right there with you. At first I was like, I can handle this...then the more I see them leaving, the worse if gets for me. I miss them. Never stop making videos!
Good Gawd. I must have been typing with my elbows. What on earth was I trying to say, except Thank you. aaagh.
Ahhh Sismo I was waiting for this. I had a hunch youd use Shania as she is perfect for your vid. I started to watch and then stopped like the Carla leaving I hoped if I didnt see it, it wouldnt happen, but it hasand now your videos are little treasured memories of our sweet couple. Thank you, thank you.
THANKS!! Yeah I can't believe they are gone........sniiiffff:((( Will miss them so very much!!
THANKS a lot Renee!! Indeed STARLA FOREVER!!
Huggies to you sweetie!!! And I'm right there crying with you!!
If you want to fly and find the love this it's the rest is BANANA WOW!!!!!!!!!!
What tv series or movie was this taken from?


There have been some enthused debates from conservatives about the liberal media coverage of the NYC Times Square bomber–his life, times, and the analysis of what lead him to attempt such a horrid thing. The media's reporting of this I do not find atypical at all. It is a story…and a perfect opportunity to infuse art into reporting and journalism. A good story must tug at the emotions somehow. That is what ultimately sells. To expect the media to put aside artistic flavors and focus on real world issues is really too much to ask. Emotions, not rationality, is the medium they work in.


I Am Falsely Accused of Child Sexual Abuse, and My Daughter Has Been Taken From Me. What Now?
I stumbled across your website and I was wondering if I could trouble you with a question?
Two years ago, as part of a child custody dispute, mom thought it would help her win custody if she claimed I sexually assaulted my little girl (then 3 years old). She went as far as to teach my baby to say that I had put my "pee-pee" in her mouth. After two years of investigations by countless child protection agencies, police departments, Harvard trained psychologist and psychiatrist, two medical doctors, and a digital polygraph, it has been determined that mom has been teaching my daughter to say these things.
The entire time this investigation was going on, the Court prevented me from having any contact with my daughter. Now that the multitude of investigations have been completed, the Court is saying that it would be more harmful to return my daughter to me (a loving father) than to leave her with her mom. The Court ordered mom not to engage in any further alienation, but the professionals say it is totally unlikely that this behavior will stop and that my baby will suffer long-term mental health problems if this continues.
Will you comment on this? Is my daughter better off staying with mom and being subjected to this "brain washing" than to be returned to a loving father? All I want is a normal healthy relationship with my baby. I want her to grow up to be a normal, healthy adult. If the Court is right and returning her to me would be harmful to her, I need to know. If the Court of Appeals orders my daughter returned, is there anything I can do to make the transition easier for my baby?
Your story is a sad one, and, unfortunately, not uncommon. I am sorry for your suffering.
Many courts presume that a young child will be better off living with mom than with dad, and so do not even go deeply into trying to make a fair assessment of what really would be best for the child. This is, in my view, both a mistake and an abdication of judicial responsibility. In my experience, it seems obvious that an honest and upright father who is concerned only about the wellbeing of his daughter would be better parent for a child than a mother who is willing to lie and present false accusations about child sexual abuse just to win a court case.
Sadly, no matter how this case is decided on appeal, your child will end up the loser. If the court does not reverse this decision, your daughter will remain living with her mother, who, as you correctly say, will probably continue to lie about you. If the decision is reversed (which in my opinion, based on what you have written, would be correct), your daughter will suffer the trauma of being taken away from her mother.
If the court of appeals affirms the decision of the family court, try not to despair. Although your daughter probably will continue to be misinformed about you, the time will come for a reconciliation with her. Sooner or later, she will want to know you and then, when she is older, you will be able to tell her your truth. You will have to be patient, and just try to love your little girl whenever you do get to be with her.
If the decision is reversed, and your daughter returned to your custody, I would suggest that you meet with a psychotherapist who specializes in child and family therapy to get personalized help in how best to mitigate the damage to your child. One tip in general: no matter how badly you have been treated by your ex, please continue to speak well of her when you are in the presence of your daughter, even if you think that your little girl is not listening. It is more important for a young child to feel that her world is solid, and her caregivers capable, than to get the "truth."
I feel your pain, and I am sorry that I cannot offer more.


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Амерички председник Ричард Никсон био је познат по свом страху од болница након што је одбио да иде на лечење због крвног угрушка 1974. године говорећи "ако одем у болницу, никад нећу изаћи жив."

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Online Marketplaces Could Expose Third-Party Sellers to Price Gouging Liability
On July 2, 2021, a group of consumers filed a putative class action in Washington District Court alleging Amazon engaged in unlawful price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic on a variety of products. The case is noteworthy because Washington does not have a specific price gouging statute. Instead, plaintiffs argue that the alleged price gouging is an "unfair or deceptive act[] or practice[] in the conduct of any trade or commerce" in violation of Washington Consumer Protection Act ("WCPA"). Commentators have speculated that one of the purposes for filing in Washington is to pursue, in a state court, nationwide damages from Amazon.
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The complaint points to three of Amazon's pricing policies. First, Amazon sells some third-party products under its "Sold by Amazon" program. In this program, Amazon retains complete control of pricing and sellers receive revenue based on a minimum gross proceeds price. It is unclear to what extent this pricing authority would make Amazon the "seller" for the purposes of state price gouging laws. Most states with a specific price gouging statute prohibits "selling" or "offering to sell" at prices above the statutory limits. Since the program is styled "Sold by Amazon," courts could construe Amazon to have made the sale. However, it also raises the question of the extent to which the third-party seller could similarly be held liable if the prices charged by Amazon are above the statutory limit.
Next, Amazon commonly negotiates most-favored-nation ("MFN") protections with larger third-party suppliers to ensure suppliers do not undercut Amazon prices when selling on other platforms. Most courts have not found MFNs inherently anticompetitive, and in fact, MFNs often serve procompetitive purposes. However, some courts have permitted plaintiffs to use MFNs as evidence of collusion, on the basis that such agreements can sometimes facilitate price fixing or discourage sellers from competing with lower prices. The antitrust implications of MFN protections are somewhat contrary to claims under price gouging laws. MFNs limit downward pressure on prices since suppliers are unable to offer goods at lower prices to competitive retailers. Price gouging laws, instead, restrict price increases, creating a price ceiling for sellers. Plaintiffs' claims are somewhat novel in that they are alleging unfair price increases but pointing to MFN protections, which create price floors. In states with broad unfair pricing laws, such as Washington, MFN provisions will come under greater scrutiny as enforcement turns beyond consumer facing prices and to supply chains.
Finally, Amazon offers third-party sellers automated pricing, where prices are set algorithmically based on rules communicated to sellers. In general, prices under this model are based on competitive benchmarks. The complaint alleges that if one of these competitive benchmark prices increased through price gouging, Amazon's pricing algorithm would automatically raise prices accordingly across its platform.
The complaint illustrates how automated pricing algorithms could result in improperly raising prices in violation of state price gouging statutes. The algorithms use a variety of inputs to determine pricing trends and allow sellers to set prices based on numerous market factors. In some scenarios, the input that caused the price increases plaintiffs complain of could be outside of Amazon's control, such as a price change at a small local retailer. The changed input could inflate the price of a third-party's product, without either the seller or Amazon actively setting the price. Under the plaintiffs' theory, however, Amazon should be held liable for such increases. As we discussed in a previous article, plaintiffs cannot point to clear statutory price limitation in Washington. Instead, the WCPA merely prohibits unfair trade practices, forcing plaintiffs to argue that the WCPA effectively includes a 15% cap on price increases during an emergency. While plaintiffs have only brought suit against Amazon at this stage, third-party seller who, albeit, through an algorithm, responded to price gouging in the market by raising the price of their own product, could potentially be exposed to litigation risk as well.
The complaint raises significant concerns for third-party sellers who utilize Amazon or other marketplace websites to sell products. If a seller is bound by pricing policies like those used by Amazon, the seller could risk similar liability under price gouging or other statutes. While some state laws permit price increases in the face of increased costs, sellers must substantiate the cost increase. Merely pointing to an Amazon-like pricing algorithm may not be sufficient to relieve such sellers of liability. When engaging in sales on platforms like Amazon sellers should carefully examine the types of protection the algorithm or pricing policy offers to ensure compliance with price gouging statutes and other pricing controls.
While still in its early stages, this lawsuit raises new concerns for those who run marketplaces, which could face liability when selling products on their platform and for third-party sellers, which potentially risk litigation by relying on automated pricing strategies or pricing agreements. Diligent companies will continue to monitor these developments closely to understand their individual exposure under increased enforcement and fluid price gouging laws, many of which remain in effect.
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A dust storm measuring 500 kilometers (310 miles) in length is sweeping across Australia's southeast, blanketing towns in a red haze and raising health concerns.
Satellite images show the wall of dust roughly the same distance from London to Paris as it moves across New South Wales toward the coast.
Authorities issued a public health alert for Sydney on Thursday, rating the air particle quality as very poor and warning children, the elderly and those with respiratory problems to stay inside.
Senior forecaster at the Bureau of Meteorology Dean Narramore told CNN affiliate 9 News the dust plume was moving quickly east.
"Much of central New South Wales is covered in dust this morning and we should see that move towards the coast in the coming hours," he said.
The haze is reminiscent of a massive dust storm measuring 500 kilometers wide and 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) in length that struck New South Wales and Queensland in 2009, turning the sky a brilliant orange.
Narramore said the system may not be as large as the previous storm but could still pose health risks.
"At this stage it is not looking as big and intense as we saw in 2009 but we're definitely going to see visibility reduced and the wind pick up," he said.
The current dust storm was caused by strong winds ahead of a low pressure system that picked up masses of loose dust particles, the result of prolonged drought in the state, according to Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
Australia is suffering from one of the worst droughts in living memory resulting in water shortages and failed crops. Farmer's livelihoods have been devastated as grazing fields have turned into dry, barren land.
In August, the whole of New South Wales, the country's most populous state, was declared 100% in drought. A month later the country experienced the driest month in more than a century.
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Атагулыев Нокергулы Ходжагулыевич (; 1964, Ашхабадская область) — туркменский государвственный деятель, дипломат. Был Чрезвычайным и Полномочным Послом Туркменистана в  Объединённых Арабских Эмиратах и Таджикистане, Министром торговли, Заместителем председателя Кабинета министров Туркмении.

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Driving in Cornwall: When Good Technology Turns Bad
Posted on September 26, 2014 by Ellen Hawley
My spies tell me that sat navs are called GPSes in the States, but in spite of my last post about keeping my American vocabulary pure I'm going to write about them as sat navs, because I'm writing about the way they work here. And also because the idea of purity in language is complete and total bullshit and I don't want to take myself too seriously on this subject.
I needed a spy network to pin down the word GPS because I never needed one when I lived in the U.S. Or, well, yes, I could have used one during the five years that I drove cab, but they didn't exist yet, so the thought I need that couldn't exist either.
Not that I'd have spent the money on one.
I'm a technophobe. I'm a techno-I-don't-need-it, but even I have conceded that in Cornwall I need a sat nav. Or, to be entirely accurate, I don't need one myself but will steal Wild Thing's now and then. She's a major prophet of the Church of We Need All the Techno We Can Get, so this seems (to me) like a reasonable arrangement.
Irrelevant Photo: Boscastle, Evening.
Now in Cornwall, and probably in the rest of Britain, before the invention of sat navs, people would leave home with a set of directions to a place they'd never been before and 70% of them were never seen again. On a dark night, you can see the faint gleam of their headlights passing like ghosts, still looking for a house called Craggy Bottom, which was supposed to be on an unmarked road somewhere off the A39.
The incident that made me a sat nav user was looking up directions to a meeting on MapQuest or Google Maps or something like that and reading, "Turn right on unmarked road." Which unmarked road? They couldn't tell me. Because that's the thing about unmarked roads: They're unmarked. It's one thing if a friend says, "Turn after you pass the bungalow with the brown egg box out front," but internet directions won't give you that level of detail.
But sat navs have their own problems. First, you become dependent on them. They tell you to cross the roundabout, third exit, and you cross the roundabout, third exit. The next time you come the same way, do you remember that? Hell no. You need the sat nav again.
But the second problem's more serious. In parts of Cornwall, they don't work. Some years ago, Wild Thing and I were walking the dog past a ford and waved down a guy in a delivery van as he was about to leave a paved (and unmarked) road and go up an unpaved, washed out axle-breaker of a vague memory of a former road.
"You can't get up that," we told him.
"The sat nav says."
I don't think he quite finished the sentence. He had that blank, terrified look of someone who wasn't taking in anything we said. Part of it would have been our accents—we couldn't seem any less local if we carried signs saying "We're not from around here"—and part of it would have been sat nav dependence. The rest, though? When a man doesn't take in what a woman's saying, it's hard not to go back to the words man and woman and think, hmmm.
But never mind. We told him only a four-by-four could handle the hill he was about to go up. We told him he'd wreck the van. He told us the sat nav said.
We shrugged and watched him cross the ford and start up the hill. If a van can look fatalistic, I tell you, his did.
He was lucky. It was a rainy year and the mud was slick, so he didn't get far enough up the hill to wreck an axle. He slid back, still looking blank and terrified, and he drove back the way he'd come. On foggy nights, I've seen his headlights pass me like ghosts, still following directions from his sat nav.
This kind of thing happens all over the country. Sat navs send massive damn trucks down streets that are so narrow they get stuck. Really they do. They send cars down stairs. Some of the problems you couldn't predict, but some of them—well, the truly crazy thing is that people do what they're told. And yeah, I know I shouldn't laugh but when I see some of the pictures I laugh anyway. It's the oldest joke humanity knows: Somebody falls down. Follow the link and see if you don't do the same.
We're not, all told, a very nice species.
And maybe our sat navs know that, because with the detached serenity of gurus, they'll spend hours talking us through the mazes we've laid down on the surface of the earth and call roads, and then, with no warning, they turn on us. Wild Thing's first one did it in the middle of the Tamar Bridge—a long, high bridge connecting Devon and Cornwall.
"Turn left," it commanded.
We came out of our sat nav trance and decided maybe that wouldn't be a good idea, so she escalated.
"Turn left immediately."
There really is a lot of water under the Tamar Bridge. And I'm not much good with either heights or water. We turned the sat nav off. It already had a history of going wild when we crossed the moors. If you've read the Brontes, you probably know about the moors as a metaphor for something wild and free and frightening, and our sat nav was in tune with all that. It would tell us, "In 18 yards [and it was always 18 yards], turn right." Or left. In 18 yards, though, there was no road, only hedge. It had an image of us, I guess, breaking loose and driving wild and free across the fields.
Wild Thing retired it and bought a new one whose quirks are more predictable. But even so, near Scorrier both our new sat nav and everybody else's try to kill people so consistently that the county's put up a sign, in a panicky set of colors that they use for nothing else, saying, "Turn off sat nav." The highway entrances were rerouted at some point and sat navs seize the opportunity to send cars the wrong way down exit ramps onto the wrong side of the highway.
So yeah, you need one around here. And you never turn your back on it.
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24 thoughts on "Driving in Cornwall: When Good Technology Turns Bad"
Benjamin on September 26, 2014 at 12:46 pm said:
Trust but verify, as the saying goes. Rules to lie by when GPS-ing (or sat-naving.) Sometimes I miss the romance of plotting a route out on an old school map pulled from the glovebox. Or just putting the car in drive and seeing where it takes you :-) Cheers, Ben
Ellen Hawley on September 26, 2014 at 1:52 pm said:
Having said I'm not a techonophobe, I'll admit I kind of like maps myself. But we drove up to York last week and I'd still be looking for the route if we hadn't had the sat nav.
Pit on September 26, 2014 at 2:27 pm said:
Hi Elllen,
I love this post. Ever so funny. :)
We do both, the old-fashioned printed map, which is fun, and the new-fangled GPS [from the female voice and its brand we call "her" "Ms TomTom"], which is (mostly) helpful. When we're two [my wife and me] we normally use a printed map [if we need one at all]. When I'm on my own here in the US, especially in a big city like San Antonio, I use "Ms TomTom". What I really like about ours is that it gets traffic information and can guide me around traffic jams. But I agree with yoy. "Ms TomTom" does have her quirks in choosing the route. If I recognize this, I override her. Of course, she's stubborn and it sometimes takes a while before she gives in and does not repeatedly tell me to do a u-turn or some such thing.
Have a great weekend,
Ours is named Dorothy, and she will not recognize minor problems like street closures. We were trying to find an address in Exeter once, and when we diverted around a torn-up street, she kept guiding us back to it. It's amazing how persistent she can be.
They do have minds of their own, don't they?
Ellen Hawley on September 27, 2014 at 10:01 am said:
They do, and it's a frightening one.
John on September 26, 2014 at 4:28 pm said:
Make the next legal u-turn, says my phone GPS. It says it so many times I wanna toss the phone out the window. Great post!!
Yes. Our sat nav's version is "Turn around when possible."
One needs a serious dose of common sense when using these devices, and having a decent sense of direction is a big plus.
I once thought I had a decent sense of direction, but that was when I lived around roads that ran in predictable directions. Here, where no road or street runs in the same direction for more than ten yards, I haven't a clue what direction I'm going in unless I'm looking directly into (a) the sunrise or (b) the sunset. But a have a British friend who finds America's grid-pattern cities disorienting. It's all in what you're used to, I guess.
coxhop@aol.com on September 26, 2014 at 6:08 pm said:
Your posts are just so clever. Thanks for sharing them with me. I hadn't realized how much difference there is between us and our "mother country." Your picture is so clever, but you should show your pretty face now and then. I am the one who needs to cover my face all the time! Oh, old age does hurt, though it surely beats the alternative. Take care and say hi to Ida. Love lots, Ruth Anne
I don't mind showing my age, or my face. I've earned both. The picture makes me laugh, though, so I figure it's worth keeping.
Belladonna Took on September 26, 2014 at 6:19 pm said:
They don't work in Seattle, either. Every now and then you get a nice, clear set of pink lines on the little map, then you drive half a block and the whole thing starts spinning. You have to remember what it told you to do and not get sucked into the black hole of confusion!
And for the sake of my sanity, I have turned off the voice. I'll follow the map. I'll follow the funny little car with big wheels on the pink line. But obey that bossy voice and tolerate her guilt-tripping? No way!
Interesting that they don't work in Seattle either. I'd built up a comfortable picture of them working smoothly all over the U.S.
Oh please! Even cell phones don't work reliably everywhere here! That whole thing about the US being the technological leader of the world? Pure bollocks.
Thanks for that. Sometimes I need reminding.
Terri Hudoba on September 27, 2014 at 5:07 pm said:
I, too, once thought I had a decent sense of direction until my husband and I visited Cornwall. Being a map reader all of my life, I firmly took charge of navigating our travels. (This was a pre-GPS era.) The problem is that I confused map directions with road signs. As soon as I saw the name of our intended destination on a sign, I'd tell my husband to turn and follow it. Needless to say, we took many detours and saw many unexpected backroads and byways–but fortunately never had to back up more than a few hundred yards to avoid getting mauled by a much larger vehicle. I'm not sure which of us was more exhausted at the end of the day: my husband, from driving on the left side of the road, or me, from constantly worrying about where we were and how the heck we got there to begin with.
We once followed signs to Altarnun for a good half hour. For reasons I can't reconstruct, they led us in circles. Now that I can find the place and more or less understand road signs here, I can't understand how that happened–it all seems (somebody throw something, because I shouldn't say this) so simple.
greenmtngrrl on September 30, 2014 at 1:30 am said:
A friend of mine just hiked into her 3-season cabin, located a couple of miles up a not-really-drivable streambed/road—when she drives it in her 4-wheel-drive truck every year or two, she walks it first and spray paints the rocks where the truck wheels have to go; this after 10 years or more of owning the place—to find a brand-new Subaru wagon with Connecticut plates abandoned at the end, undrivable, the undercarriage gashed to hell. "Who would drive up that?" I said to her, amazed. "Why would they just keep going?" She said, "The GPS shows it as a short cut to Groton." She has no idea how they'll get the car out.
Ellen Hawley on September 30, 2014 at 8:53 am said:
That's a real tribute to human folly, isn't it? She should take a picture, put it on a road sign, and post the sucker at the entrance of the road. It's got to be cheaper than towing or teleporting the next one out.
We have neighbors who use an old car as a greenhouse. Does she need a greenhouse?
greenmtngrrl on October 6, 2014 at 6:00 pm said:
I think she should just deposit the car itself, perhaps upended on its rear bumper so you can see the undercarriage, at the end of the road as a warning sign. But it would probably turn into a roadside attraction, not *exactly* what she's looking for!
A greenhouse is an excellent idea! I'll suggest that to her. Although deep in the Vermont woods as it is, it may not get enough sun . . .
Ellen Hawley on October 6, 2014 at 7:35 pm said:
I love the idea of the car as a warning sign. It's scary what the human mind can think of, isn't it?
donedreaming on June 12, 2015 at 11:47 am said:
I'll apologise now for being one of your pesky tourists. My last adventure down there it was just me, my Mini and a sat nav and I spent 2 weeks lost down endless country lanes, reversing in to farm yards and at one point following an ice cream van because he seemed to be the only person who knew where he was going – I saw every beach on the South coast that day! Not only does sat nav not work but the hedges along the narrow roads are so high you can't see anything but foliage and sky, distance in miles means nothing – 10 miles could take you an hour down endless winding roads. Could this be a cunning ploy to keep us tourists at bay?
Ellen Hawley on June 12, 2015 at 11:55 am said:
Cunning ploy? Absolutely. But it keeps the rest of us at bay too. I went furniture shopping with a friend (she as buying; I wasn't), and we wanted to check out two stores in an absurdly small town–one that's locally famous for being hard to find and harder to get out of. So she used her sat nav, which led us into the middle of nowhere and announced, "You have reached your destination."
I swear I heard an evil electronic laugh come out of the thing.


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Mr D'Aloisio told News.com.au that he came up with the idea of the app while doing his history homework when he was 15. "I was writing for my history labs and I was using Google and other search engines, the issue was you have all this info but there's so much it's hard to comprehend it, so summaries are perfect." he said, explaining the idea behind the app and how he came to it.
Yahoo's acquisition of the app isn't for the app itself but for the minds and technology behind it, in fact, they're shutting down the app completely and taking the technology and putting in their own products.
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Administrators said he was the robotics coach for a decade and left without reason in March.
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A former school robotics coach faces 10 counts of possessing child pornography.Mark Keup, 55, of New Berlin, was charged Tuesday.Police served a search warrant in March at Keup's home.They said they found videos and pictures on Keup's computer of girls as young as 7 years old engaged in sexual activity.According to a criminal complaint, he told police "he admitted that he views child pornography for self-gratification and searches for younger girls" but "he has never had any sexual contact or activities with any of his robotics student team members over the years."Keup worked with students at Heritage Christian Schools.Administrators said he was the robotics coach for a decade and left without reason in March.They said they were shocked to hear of the allegations against Keup and that he passed three background checks."He was always a great influence on my life," senior Nathanial Steger said. "It's really shocking to hear something like this happening. So a little terrifying, a little kind of make you want to check your people you know a little better." The complaint said Keup is a software engineer in West Allis.When police asked him if he knew child porn was illegal, he said, "he knew that at a certain point it was 'not OK' and that he needs to get some type of help," according to the complaint.Police said the cloud storage program Keup was using to keep the photos and videos tipped off investigators.He was honored by the Packers in 2015 for his work as a community volunteer with kids.Keup's attorney said his client was cooperating with the police investigation.He was issued a summons to appear in court Dec. 9.
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A former school robotics coach faces 10 counts of possessing child pornography.
Mark Keup, 55, of New Berlin, was charged Tuesday.
Police served a search warrant in March at Keup's home.
They said they found videos and pictures on Keup's computer of girls as young as 7 years old engaged in sexual activity.
According to a criminal complaint, he told police "he admitted that he views child pornography for self-gratification and searches for younger girls" but "he has never had any sexual contact or activities with any of his robotics student team members over the years."
Keup worked with students at Heritage Christian Schools.
They said they were shocked to hear of the allegations against Keup and that he passed three background checks.
"He was always a great influence on my life," senior Nathanial Steger said. "It's really shocking to hear something like this happening. So a little terrifying, a little kind of make you want to check your people you know a little better."
The complaint said Keup is a software engineer in West Allis.
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He was honored by the Packers in 2015 for his work as a community volunteer with kids.
Keup's attorney said his client was cooperating with the police investigation.
He was issued a summons to appear in court Dec. 9.


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PSA: Bioshock Coming to U.S. App Store Tonight
Submitted by Kevin Touch on Wed, 08/27/2014 - 13:09
2K Games has released Bioshock to the New Zealand App Store, which means it should be available on the U.S. App Store around 11EST tonight. The game is $18.99 and it is only compatible with the iPad 4 or later, iPad mini 2, iPhone 5 or later and iOS 7.1 or later. It is rated 17+ and weighs in at 1.65 GB. Here's the official New Zealand App Store description:
"One of the greatest first person shooters of all time, Bioshock comes to iOS!"
"Bioshock is the 'genetically enhanced' first person shooter where you can turn everything into a weapon: the environment, your body, fire and water, and even your worst enemies."
"You are a cast-away in Rapture, an underwater Utopia torn apart by civil war. Caught between powerful forces, and hunted down by genetically modified 'splicers' and deadly security systems, you have to come to grips with a deadly, mysterious world filled with powerful technology and fascinating characters. No encounter ever plays out the same, and no two gamers will play the game the same way.
The game has been scaled down graphically to work with iOS devices, but it still features all the first-person shooter action and genetic augmentations that made the original so popular. The iOS version also features wireless controller support and touch-based controls specifically created for mobile devices.
iOS users with a New Zealand App Store account can download the game now.
Bioshock iOS Screenshots
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Nishita was bit by the travel bug and has travelled far and wide for education as well as work. She happened to be in Mangalore, where she met a certain someone named Rahul and they hit it off instantly!
This stunning couple decided to do a fusion wedding and first tie the knot complete South-Indian style and then also take their vows in an elegant church wedding. In late October, just as the cool winters were setting in, Nishita and Rahul's wedding took place at the Bhoganandishwara Temple, Nandi Hills, Bangalore. The couple chose this opulent 1000 year old Shiva-Parvati temple solely because it also served to be a perfect weekend getaway for their guests amidst the breathtaking backdrop of pristine hills and lush forests that also included the historic fort built by Tipu Sultan. What gave them more reason to tie the knot in this regal space was that the temple itself is highly symbolic of the union between Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati as depicted by their many wedding scenes on the Uma-Maheshwara temple. This iconic space not only lent a royal vibe to each photograph captured by Arvind Shenoy Photography, but also worked as a blessing for Nishita and Rahul as they beckoned on this new journey together.
The couple also had a graceful Church wedding the next day at the St. Patrick's Church in Bangalore. Nishita looked stunning in a pure white sheath wedding gown and the handsome groom kept it classic in his carbon black tux.
We absolutely adore this fusion wedding done traditional in its own sweet way – take a look at some of the photos right here!


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William Notman—one of Canada's pioneering and now near-forgotten artists—sailed from Glasgow to Montreal in 1856, one step ahead of the law. There had been a certain artistic licence in his bookkeeping as he tried to keep the family business afloat; the term "fraud" was levelled by those holding the company's debts. It was decided that Notman would take one for the clan by shouldering the blame, get a clean start in the new world, and spare prison time for the rest of the family.
It proved an inspired decision, for in Montreal Notman would take what was probably a hobby in the relatively new science of photography, and transform it into a thriving business as one of North America's pre-eminent photographers. That his work was in demand because his photographs often created a false reality—say, rugged winter outdoor scenes or elaborate costume balls, all created in the magic of his studios—seems entirely appropriate considering his shady past. You might say Notman perfected Photoshop, almost a century and a half before digital manipulation of photos became the norm.
To Sara Angel, founding executive director of the fledgling Art Canada Institute, Notman, the subject of an ebook the institute will publish in April, is the perfect example of a long-neglected artist whose life and work merits resurrection and celebration. "We should be able to make our artists first-class citizens," says Angel, who is using her position as a Trudeau doctoral scholar in the department of art at the University of Toronto, to do exactly that. The institute, a charity with a mandate to promote art scholarship and history, celebrates its birth at a reception Nov. 28 at U of T's Massey College. Launching that night will be a vividly rendered ebook about another national treasure, the experimental filmmaker and painter, Jack Chambers. The book, by art historian Mark Cheetham, is the first of 40 free digital volumes on Canadian artists and themes to be published over the next five years.
The books—which include one on abstract artist Kathleen Munn, now considered among the most significant artists of the 1920s and '30s, and one on celebrated multimedia conceptual artist Michael Snow, 83, and still hard at work and travelling the world—will be available in English and French on the institute website or as a free download to mobile devices, tablets and computers. The costs are underwritten by private donations, by expert authors working for modest honorariums, and by museums and artists or their estates who have waived the fees for reprinting their art. They are coffee-table books without the production costs of a physical book, and with more bells and whistles: pop-up glossaries of artistic terms, mini-biographies of fellow contemporary artists, behind-the-scenes looks at the creative process. "We are redefining the conversation of Canadian art history in a 21st-century way, with a 21st-century media tool," says Angel.
Notman is particularly suited to that mandate. His vision of enhancing reality is as modern as digital manipulation, even if his techniques now seem primitive. Visual arts professor Sarah Parsons's ebook will offer a delicious exploration of his story, and of studio portraiture and industrial photography of an era when primitive wet-plate photography and excruciating 40-second exposure times were the norm. "Notman had a huge amount of popularity at the turn of the century," says Angel. "He was known as the photographer to Queen Victoria. He had offices in New York, Boston, across Canada." At his peak in the 1800s, the Notman name was on 20 studios.
His place in history was impacted by the question that has bedevilled artists through the ages: It's interesting, but is it art? Few if any museums of his era collected photography, as Parsons notes in her forthcoming ebook. "When Notman's photographs were reprinted or displayed, it was often for their subjects rather than as examples of their creator's work." Perhaps the artistic merit of the overwrought studio photography of the time is debatable, but the historical relevance of his works is beyond question. Those who posed for Notman weren't just everyday citizens, but also princes and earls, such fathers of Confederation as Sir John A. Macdonald and Thomas D'Arcy McGee, and celebrities ranging from the poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to Buffalo Bill Cody.
Notman employed an army of retouchers, costumers and artists who created in-studio outdoor scenes with painted canvas backdrops, long before the age of movie sets. Salt and lamb's wool became snow for scenes of skating or tobogganing; prop trees, bridges, tents and stuffed animals enlivened hunting and camping scenes impossible to recreate in the wild. Notman didn't invent such tricks, but he elevated them to new levels.
Perhaps the pinnacle of his achievement was his wildly ambitious composite photographs. Group photos at the time were a nightmare; inevitably someone moved and ruined the shot. Yet with skill, cunning and planning, Notman created dynamic photos of skating parties or costume balls featuring dozens, even hundreds of people, with each face sharp and visible. Master drawings were prepared, poses and lighting shadows scripted. Subjects were photographed individually or in small groups in the studio, then cut and pasted to create a master negative. In 1870, one of his first such attempts, a fancy-dress skating carnival at Montreal's Victoria Rink, involved more than 300 individual portraits, Parsons writes. Of course, 300 faces held the potential for 300 sales. Notman was no fool.
Commercial success is no guarantee of lasting fame. Another case in point, at least until a recent revival, is Jack Chambers. As a brash young traveller in Europe, he arrived unannounced at Picasso's home, scaled the wall, got an audience with the master and the advice that he should study in Spain, which he did before returning to Canada. In 1970 he stunned the art world by selling Sunday Morning No. 2, an oil-on-wood depiction of his two pyjama-clad sons watching television, for $25,000—the highest price then paid for the work of a living Canadian artist. Yet with his death from leukemia in 1978, at age 47, Chambers began a slow fade in public consciousness.
Each book contains a list of locations where an artist's major works are displayed. The eventual result will be a searchable online directory of where to find the most important works in the country, says Angel, drawing people away from their tablets and into museums. "Once people have a familiarity with art, whether it's online or in real life, it is the beginning of learning a language," she says. One that speaks of a wealth of Canadian talent too often lost to the past.
Read the ACI's ebook on William Notman here.


On Saturday 18th November 2017 members of the Winterthur Cricket Club, family members & friends, attended the End Of Season Awards Dinner held at the Taverne zum Kreuz in Winterthur.
WCC vice-President, Alex Mackay, welcomed everyone to the WCC's 2017 End of Season Awards Dinner, afterwhich members enjoyed a superb four course menu prepared and served by Ueli Hack & his team.
Between the main-course & dessert, the club President, John Hallam, spoke of the season passed, with a particular mention to Tom Mampilly who was standing down as captain at the end of the year.
John Hallam then went on to award the President's Award to Juli Pratt for her work with the team, in particular her pre-match fitness routines and physio role.
Club captain, Tom Mampilly, spoke of a disappointing season with regards to results but pointed out some of the highlights, not least the strong back-bone to the club, one of the oldest in Switzerland, with its many good traditions most commonly found in clubs from countries with more traditional cricketing backgrounds.
Tom then proceeded to award Ruan Kruger with the best batsman and Shijo Joseph with the best bowler award.
Lastly, social secretary, Vinny Patel thanked everyone for their support and spoke of new ways he hoped to find to attract more members to such social events next season.
For more information on the club's 2017 End of Season Awards Dinner is available from Vinny Patel.
Photographs can be viewed in the website gallery.
You can also read the list of past award winners.


Day 1 was easier than I thought it was going to be. It was a snap!
On the inside I was nervous and concerned that I might starve to death and the janitor would find my body famished and laying in withered heap on the floor next to my desk. But it wasn't that way at all!
I survived! And I enjoyed the day, even with out my half a pot of coffee before noon. I did miss my caffeine rush. The plan only allows for 3 cup of a caffeine drink per day. I kept rereading this part thinking it was 3 cups max per "hour" but nope, it just didn't – so I conformed.
What surprised me the most was, I liked the food. The strawberry shake was so good for a moment I toyed with the idea of having two! At that point in my day I thought to myself "I'm definitely not a food snob, no wonder I got fat"! I just pain like food and the TSFL give's convenience diet food a whole new meaning in my dictionary. Which is great!
The problem I did encounter was the oatmeal volcano that erupted in my office microwave. I did just as the directions said… add 5 oz of water, stir, and microwave for 1 ½ to 2 minutes on high. The problem is I stepped away, and when I got back the oat meal was spewing, the bowl was way too small, and not deep enough. I made a mess with the oatmeal. Now for the good news on the oatmeal, what was left was delicious! My only regret was I short changed myself not paying attention and half of it boiled out. All in all if that was the bad part…I figured I was set to go.
So far I've tried the oatmeal volcano, the wild rice and chicken soup, their crunchy chewy bars – yum, the strawberry shake which is a must do over it was so good, and the chocolate pudding was just ok not great.
I'm very curious to see how I do on the scale in the morning.


There are several new Employment Law updates with regards to EEO-1, minimum salary for white collar workers, and predictive scheduling to be aware of.
Last week, the Office of Management and Budget put an indefinite hold on the pay data collection portion of the EEO-1 form that was revised on September 29, 2016. The version in effect prior to September 2016 (which collects data on race, ethnicity, and gender by occupational category) remains in effect.
The DOL has, however, put out a Request For Information (RFI), seeking public comment that will presumably help it formulate an all-new set of rule changes. To view the RFI in full and leave a comment, go here.
Fair Work Week Legislation: Is Predictive Scheduling the Future?
The state of Oregon and New York City have joined San Francisco, Emeryville, and Seattle in passing predictive scheduling laws, which require certain employers to give employees a minimum amount of advance notice of their work schedule.
A number of other states and municipalities have considered similar regulations, and we anticipate that more laws like these will be offered up in state legislatures and in city councils across the nation. Employers in Oregon or New York City can find the most essential requirements for their location below.
Provide employees with a written work schedule at least 72 hours in advance of the first shift on the schedule.
Give employees at least 72 hours' notice before scheduling or cancelling a shift; employees who are interested in more work may consent in writing to the scheduling of a new shift.
Directly notify employees of any schedule changes (employees cannot be expected to come in or call in just to check for changes).
Keep records of work schedules for the previous three years and provide them upon request.
Provide new employees with written, good faith estimates of their schedule, including dates, times, and locations, for the duration of their employment.
Provide employees with a week's worth of scheduling at least 14 days in advance.
Pay a "schedule change premium" of $10 to $75 if schedule changes are made on short notice; the greater the notice, the lesser the premium.
Pay employees an extra $100 for "clopening" shifts (a closing shift followed by an opening shift) that are less than 11 hours apart.
When looking to fill additional shifts, offer the work to current employees before transferring employees from other locations or hiring new workers.
Provide new employees with written, good faith estimates of their schedule in advance of their first day of employment.
Provide 10-hour breaks between shifts; if 10 hours are not provided, the portion of the shift that was worked before the 10 hours were up must be paid at 1.5x the employee's regular rate of pay.
Give employees their schedules in writing at least 7 days in advance (beginning in 2020, 14 days' notice will be required).
Pay a premium if shifts are added, changed, or cancelled without the prescribed notice.
Employers in Oregon and New York City should begin to plan for these laws to take effect. Many employers will need to make drastic changes to the way they formulate and distribute schedules.
Although the laws are clearly intended to reduce last minute schedule changes by imposing penalties and premium pay, some employers may find that they would rather pay the penalty or premium to have the convenience of scheduling "clopening" shifts or making last minute changes. We recommend, however, that employers do the math prior to deciding to just take the financial hit. These penalties are likely to pile up fast, and since employees will no doubt be discussing the changes with one another, it's unlikely that violations will go unnoticed.
Between the FMLA and the ADA, many employers have a hard time keeping up with all the requirements. Watch our free webinar on Leaves of Absence as a tool to help ensure that you're taking the appropriate steps when it comes to managing employee leaves.


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Successful market research relies on the goodwill and co-operation of the general public to be able to gauge individual and communal responses to the issues and circumstances affecting commerce, sales decisions, politics or decision making in general or specific communities or populations. To ensure the ongoing goodwill of the people who make our business possible, we at Marketshare Australia, prioritise the protection of data and details specific to individuals.
The Federal Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), is legislation that defines a set of 13 Australian Privacy Principles (APP's) that govern the way organisations collect, use, protect and disclose personal information.
Marketshare Australia embraces the 13 Australian Privacy Principles because they build on our Company objective to protect the privacy of respondents, clients and other people associated with our Company.
Marketshare Australia also abides by the principles of the Australian Market and Social Research Society's Code of Professional Behaviour. More information about the code can be found atwww.amsrs.com.au
Marketshare Australia's Personal Information Collection Methods?
Research may be conducted in person or via the telephone or other electronic means. Our interviewers will always clearly identify themselves to respondents and in the case of face-to-face interviews, our interviewers will always have a photo ID. If we are collecting your name and contact details, the purpose of this will always be made clear either in writing or by our interviewer.
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To enable this, Marketshare Australia asks members of the public for their opinions on a variety of different issues to gather and present the opinions of the public directly to the people making decisions about goods, services or social policies that touch many aspects of our daily lives. We use data at an aggregate level, that is, we use the combined answers of many people to draw conclusions as to the opinions of broad segments of the population. Such personal information enables us to gain an accurate picture of what certain groups of people in society think on specific issues.
Sometimes, Marketshare Australia collects personal information from the people we interview, our respondents. Most often this is used to verify that the person gathering the information captured the respondent's true and correct opinions. We may also gather personal contact information such as name and contact details so we can contact the Respondent for further research or when rewards and prize draws are offered. We audit at least 10% of all our interviewers work by cross checking with the respondent to ensure the interview is authentic and the data collected was accurate.
Any information that identifies an individual, such as name or address, is removed from our survey data as soon as it is no longer needed i.e. we use only de-identified data for research analysis.
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var test = require('./test');

describe('regressive tests', function () {
  it('https://github.com/luisrudge/postcss-flexbugs-fixes/issues/68', function (done) {
    var input = 'div{flex: 1 0 calc(30% - (30px / 3));}';
    var output = 'div{flex-grow: 1;flex-shrink: 0;flex-basis: calc(30% - (30px / 3));}';
    test(input, output, {}, done);
  });
});


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require_relative '../../test_helper'

class EventWithMatchingDisabledTransitionsTest < StateMachinesTest
  module Custom
    include StateMachines::Integrations::Base

    def invalidate(object, _attribute, message, values = [])
      (object.errors ||= []) << generate_message(message, values)
    end

    def reset(object)
      object.errors = []
    end
  end

  def setup
    StateMachines::Integrations.register(EventWithMatchingDisabledTransitionsTest::Custom)

    @klass = Class.new do
      attr_accessor :errors
    end

    @machine = StateMachines::Machine.new(@klass, integration: :custom)
    @machine.state :parked, :idling

    @machine.events << @event = StateMachines::Event.new(@machine, :ignite)
    @event.transition(parked: :idling, if: lambda { false })

    @object = @klass.new
    @object.state = 'parked'
  end

  def test_should_not_be_able_to_fire
    refute @event.can_fire?(@object)
  end

  def test_should_be_able_to_fire_with_disabled_guards
    assert @event.can_fire?(@object, guard: false)
  end

  def test_should_not_have_a_transition
    assert_nil @event.transition_for(@object)
  end

  def test_should_have_a_transition_with_disabled_guards
    refute_nil @event.transition_for(@object, guard: false)
  end

  def test_should_not_fire
    refute @event.fire(@object)
  end

  def test_should_not_change_the_current_state
    @event.fire(@object)
    assert_equal 'parked', @object.state
  end

  def test_should_invalidate_the_state
    @event.fire(@object)
    assert_equal ['cannot transition via "ignite"'], @object.errors
  end

  def test_should_invalidate_with_human_event_name
    @event.human_name = 'start'
    @event.fire(@object)
    assert_equal ['cannot transition via "start"'], @object.errors
  end

  def test_should_invalid_with_human_state_name_if_specified
    klass = Class.new do
      attr_accessor :errors
    end

    machine = StateMachines::Machine.new(klass, integration: :custom, messages: { invalid_transition: 'cannot transition via "%s" from "%s"' })
    parked, idling = machine.state :parked, :idling
    parked.human_name = 'stopped'

    machine.events << event = StateMachines::Event.new(machine, :ignite)
    event.transition(parked: :idling, if: lambda { false })

    object = @klass.new
    object.state = 'parked'

    event.fire(object)
    assert_equal ['cannot transition via "ignite" from "stopped"'], object.errors
  end

  def test_should_reset_existing_error
    @object.errors = ['invalid']

    @event.fire(@object)
    assert_equal ['cannot transition via "ignite"'], @object.errors
  end

  def test_should_run_failure_callbacks
    callback_args = nil
    @machine.after_failure { |*args| callback_args = args }

    @event.fire(@object)

    object, transition = callback_args
    assert_equal @object, object
    refute_nil transition
    assert_equal @object, transition.object
    assert_equal @machine, transition.machine
    assert_equal :ignite, transition.event
    assert_equal :parked, transition.from_name
    assert_equal :parked, transition.to_name
  end

  def teardown
    StateMachines::Integrations.reset
  end
end


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A perminant meeting space on Seattle University's campus will be announced shortly. Our discussion group is not affiliated with the University and all are welcome!
Our group will occasionally meet in various pubs and cafes in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Notifications will be sent out via email when this is the case.