Dress Up Gal is here for all the girls and dressup game fans - we have tons of great Dress Up Games! This is no ordinary site for girls! Here you can add a touch of elegance and style to your wardrobe with only a few clicks! Girls like to play dressup games but who is to say that they can't play boys games as well? We have put together a collection of fun and exciting games such as Barbie Games and Hannah Montana Games from many categories sure to keep you entertained for hours on end. We strive to bring you not only the best fashion and makeover games, but also ones you might not typically find on a girls site. You might also enjoy playing games at Kids Games.
Dress up games are all the rage with us online girls because they are so much fun. Anyone can enjoy them, but girls especially like to play these and immerse themselves in the world of Dress Up without ever having to leave the house. Kids love to play these games for fun and to act out their fantasies and immagination. These help prepare them for adult life and get familiar with various game scenarios. On the other hand, older kids and adulsts play these games to just relax and let their minds wander and be entertained while relieving the stress from their everyday lives.
Sometimes you might also want to download games to your pc or mac and play them offline. In that case we have the perfect site for you! Head on over to Download Games and tell them we sent you! You will find a wide variety of games to download and enjoy right on your own computer.
Just about every girl longs to be seen like a movie star such as Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Jennifer Aniston, or even at times Lady Gaga and her crazy ways! These are the current fashion icons that set the trends and styles for the modeling world. They each have their own unique styles and flavors, while their secrets are locked away in every detail of what they wear; from the seemlingly insignificant accessories to the basic fashion staples that make them stand out. Even still, have you never imagined how they come up with their styles and wardrobe or how do they captivate the world with their stylish ways? To fully understand and appreciate this, it helps to unlock the fashion trends by playing dress up games. With these games you too can be an instant celebrity!
Yet, celebrities are not the only focus on games for girls. Games that let you dress up your character in different outfits, and try on makeup, or design a room also bring every day life and occurences into view. They allow us to put ourselves in all kinds of fun and interesting situations while not actually having to go there and do it ourselves. They also allow us to relive fun moments, or simply think about what life would be like in various situations. They are the digital age version of the play house, barbies, and paper cut out dolls!
Perhaps one of the best parts about girls games is that they are completely flexible and one is free to leave the game at any time, and go play a different one instead. You don't need any experience to play these games at all - just about anyone can pick them up in a snap. All you need to do is follow instructions and let your creativity decide how you want the game to evolve. You have control over what you wear, what you look like, and of course the ending!
Some great examples of Dress up games are Bratz Games, Makeover Games, Emo Games, Princess Games, and tons more. We can opt for tailored dresses, or cute tops with adorable skirts. Perhaps even some figure hugging pants that makes you sparkle. All you have to do is to try to be fashionable in your own way because there is no right or wrong way to play. Find the land of thrills with our games at dressupgal.com!
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Series 2 is a set of four CDs of different lengths, designed for people who want a range of shorter guided meditations to help them develop and/or expand and deepen a personal meditation practice based on mindfulness. It gives you programs of varying lengths to use on different days, depending on how much time you can make for formal practice. They are a way for you to make maximum use of the time you do have to develop a strong and enduring daily practice.
Series 2 includes a range of mindfulness meditation practices on the different CDs. The first CD (#1) is devoted to three sitting meditations of varying length. The second CD (#2) has the three lying down meditations.
Series 2 also includes one CD (#3) with a guided "mountain" and a guided "lake" meditation. These images are used in the service of strengthening one's understanding of mindfulness practice. They speak to deep aspects of the psyche and support the cultivation of silence, stillness, resolve, and wakefulness.
The last CD (#4) is silence with bells at various times. These guided meditations were developed to accompany Dr. Kabat-Zinn's book, Wherever You Go, There You Are: Mindfulness Meditation in Everyday Life (Hyperion, 1994, 2005). Wherever You Go, There You Are encapsulates both the spirit and the details of formal and informal mindfulness practices in an easy-to-read format that suggests some of the infinite ways we might bring mindfulness into our everyday lives.
After almost ten years in the form of audiotapes, these Series 2 guided meditations are now only available as CDs or digital downloads. The CDs are packaged in a protective folder that includes a page of instructions on "How to Use Your Mindfulness Meditation Practice CDs" and a note of explanation about the program from Dr. Kabat-Zinn.
Silence with Bells: at 5, 10, 20, and 30 minutes. Helps in practicing on your own without guidance, yet keeping track of the time without looking at a clock.
Silence, with bells at random times up to 30 minutes. Helps in developing calmness and equanimity (non-reactivity), as the bells ring at irregular intervals, sometimes loudly.


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Earning an AFL Rising Star nomination in his second game was a "special feeling" for Geelong's Charlie Constable.
The nomination followed the tall midfielder putting on a show in front of a roaring home crowd during the Cats' 80-point win over Melbourne, racking up 31 possessions and a goal in 69 per cent of game-time.
"It's a bit of a good reward for some hard work that's gone in through the pre-season and then the start of the season as well," Constable said.
The number 36 pick in the 2017 draft pushed for debut in 2018 but was unsuccessful despite averaging 25 disposals a game in the VFL.
"I was a bit unlucky a few times last year but we had such a good side that it was hard to break into the midfield," Constable said.
Being named a seniors emergency six times last year gave him a "clear indication" of how to earn selection in 2019, he said.
The 19-year-old spent the pre-season improving his fitness with Fremantle star and "good mate" Andrew Brayshaw.
"I had to train pretty hard on my running," he said.
In his seniors debut before more than 78,000 fans at the MCG Constable finished with 21 possessions and a crucial final-term goal in the narrow win over Collingwood.
His 31 disposals on Saturday was second-highest for Geelong against the Demons.
Constable "loved the challenge" of playing on Dees 2017 best-and-fairest winner Clayton Oliver.
"I always thought he was a good player but playing on him on the weekend – he's pretty special.
Constable said his coaches placed "a lot of trust" on the young Cats players.
"It lets you focus on your game and not worry about other stuff," he said.
Constable said he "absolutely" learned from the Cats 'opening games against two of last year's preliminary finalists.
Constable had also learned to "embrace everything" about professional football after his whirlwind start to the year.
"I just try to enjoy each moment that I get," he said.


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Sacred sites and social graces are very common in Tokyo. Enjoy a quiet and meditative walk through a Shinto shrine, Buddhist temple or The Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden — where more than 1,500 cherry trees bloom every spring. Tokyo may be bustling and crowded, but its citizens are very polite and considerate. From waiting in straight lines in jam-packed subways to removing shoes in temples, museums and restaurants, manners are at the center of life in Tokyo.


Since 2015, United Purpose (Former Concern Universal) has been implementing the Improving Food Security and Livelihoods project in Bangladesh in partnership with WorldFish and Helvetas, promoting better informal services and networking among rural farmers. The project, funded by UKAid, was designed to improve food security and livelihoods for some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in south western Bangladesh. A special study was implemented by WorldFish to assess flood losses and develop a risk management plan for aquaculture and agriculture in south-west Bangladesh.


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Acer Chromebook 515 Review
August 5, 2022 3:22 pm BST
Should you buy it?
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The Acer Chromebook 515 is a great mid-range Chromebook with a large 15-inch screen. It looks good, and offers up a decent port selection and keyboard, while its performance is snappy with a high capacity drive for the price, too. Just watch out for the underwhelming expected battery life.
Sturdy chassis
Decent port selection
Plenty of power for a Chromebook
Okay battery life
ChromeOS can be quite limiting
Slightly mushy keyboard
UKRRP: £499.99
15.6 inch FHD display:The Acer Chromebook 515 features a large 15.6-inch display, complete with a Full HD resolution
Portable design:It weighs 1.8kg, which is on the heavier side, but should be fine for those on the go
Speedy productivity performance:The Chromebook 515 is powered by an 11th Gen Intel Core i3 processor which ensures a snappy performance
Acer's recent crop of Chromebooks have certainly been pretty impressive, and 2022 has seen the release of the new Acer Chromebook 515.
Priced at £499.99, it sits slap bang in the mid-range for a Chromebook, featuring a good spec sheet to match. You'll be getting a 15.6-inch FHD display, alongside an 11th gen Intel Core i3 processor, a 128GB SSD and 8GB of RAM, which is plenty to be getting on with.
Can those specs, and more, help it to become one of the best Chromebooks money can buy? Let's find out.
Sleek, slim construction
Good port selection
The dark grey colouring and sleek style of the Acer Chromebook 515 makes it look and feel an awful lot more expensive than it actually is. Its aesthetic is similar to that of the more premium (and slightly older) Chromebook 714, which helps it to look brilliant.
The metals here make the 515 also feel durable, and a small knock on the chassis doesn't make it sound hollow. It also looks modern, with some thin bezels around the side of the display, although the top one is just thick enough to house a 720p webcam.
A weight of 1.8kg means this is actually on the heavier side for a 15-inch laptop, but to be honest, the Chromebook 515 doesn't feel, nor look, like it's that heavy. Sure, it carries some heft to it, but with a thickness of just 25mm, it doesn't publicise the fact it's a heavy duty laptop.
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The port selection provides nearly everything users will need, with a good selection made up of a singular USB-A, alongside two USB-Cs, an HDMI port and a microSD card reader. A second USB-A port certainly wouldn't have gone amiss here, especially given how widespread the connector still is.
For the price of the Chromebook 515, its speakers sound relatively okay. They are a little bit thin and crispy at times and lack a little bit in terms of their top end and overall body, but they should be okay for more casual usage. Much like a lot of other Acer Chromebooks, the ones here are downwards firing, which can can cause muffled sound if placed on a softer surface such as a bed.
The keyboard feels tactile and responsive for day-to-day working, and the fact it's a full size layout provides all the functionality you could need. Key travel here is perhaps on the shorter side, and the keypress is a little soft at times, but it generally feels good.
The backlight is even and vibrant when turned all the way up, so you could certainly use the Chromebook 515 for some after-dark working if you wanted to. There's also a fingerprint reader present in the bottom-right corner, which provides a more secure login option.
Acer has always been generous with its trackpads, and the 515 is no different. It's on the larger side, giving oodles of real estate for your fingers, alongside tactile buttons to boot. The fact it's a Gorilla Glass covered pad too also helps things to feel extra smooth.
15.6 inches provides decent screen real estate
320 nits of quoted brightness ensures vibrancy
IPS tech ensures good viewing angles
Acer hasn't decided to spring any surprises for the Chromebook 515's display. It's a tried-and-tested 15.6-inch IPS panel with a Full HD (1920×1080) resolution.
It's a decent panel for the price, that offered good colours to my eye, while 320 nits of maximum brightness helps to boost the brightness and ensure the screen is visible in bright sunlight.
Nothing looked especially washed out or dim, and images also looked reasonably detailed with the FHD resolution. This is a matte display, meaning you could use the Acer Chromebook 515 outside if you so wished.
As an IPS display, the viewing angles here proved to be topnotch, and for day-to-day working, a 15.6 inch display provides loads of screen real estate. It is on the larger side compared to smaller 13- or 14-inch screens, but the extra couple of inches of space makes all the difference.
11th Gen Intel Core chip provides great performance
128GB SSD is speedier than other Chromebooks
ChromeOS is easy to use, but can be limiting
Let's face it, Chromebooks have never looked to dazzle with their performance, and are more designed to do the basics well, and that's exactly what the Chromebook 515 does.
For more of a mid-range device, it packs some reasonable power, with an 11th gen Intel Core i3 processor that certainly beats the swathes of Celerons and Pentiums available in more affordable Chromebooks.
The Geekbench 5 scores I recorded are only half that of slightly pricier Windows laptops such as the Surface Laptop Go 2 and HP Pavilion 14. However, in day-to-day use, the Chromebook 515 was definitely snappy enough to run Google Docs and Spotify without a hitch, and opening a load of Chrome tabs didn't seem to falter it, which is helped along by the 8GB of RAM inside.
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Processor Intel Core i3-1115G7 Intel Core i5-1135G7 Intel Core i5-1135G7
Geekbench 5 single core 1190 1364 1368
Geekbench 5 multi core 2701 3899 4553
The fact this particular Chromebook features a 128GB SSD means it matches laptops that are a fair bit more expensive in terms of storage options, and it's nice to see solid state storage inside a Chromebook as opposed to the slower eMMC. In testing, the SSD performed reasonably well when loading and saving apps on the drive.
The only issue with the Chromebook 515 is the fact it runs ChromeOS, which has always been more of a locked down operating system compared to Window. It feels like a small waste of the 515's talent to bung in some great specs for the price and be left with something that can really be only used for web browsing, work, and the occasional casual game downloaded from the Google Play Store. Most of the major productivity apps are here, but there are some apps such as Photoshop that aren't available
Lasted for 8hrs 35 mins in our testing
Capable of lasting the working day
Generally speaking, a laptop should be able to last for around 10 hours if it's got decent endurance, and that's exactly the figure that Acer quotes the Chromebook 515 as being able to last for.
After dulling the brightness down to 50% and running a video loop test, the Chromebook 515 fell a tad short of that figure, lasting for eight and a half hours before conking out.
This means that, if you're able to do a bit of hypermiling with your brightness, that you'll be able to get a full working day out of the 515 before you need to charge it up, although you'll want to be sure you're sitting near an outlet if you do get towards the lower end of the scale.
This result is a little disappointing, given the fact that similarly priced Chromebooks (such as those from Acer themselves) have been able to last for over 10 hours, with some nearly lasting for doubly long as this one.
You want good levels of power from a Chromebook:
With an 11th Gen Intel Core i3 processor inside, the Acer Chromebook 515 offers some decent power for the £499 asking price, and will be more than capable of handling day-to-day working.
You want great endurance:
A battery life of 8.5hrs will be enough to help the Chromebook 515 last a working day, but you may want to look elsewhere if top endurance is of major importance when picking out a laptop.
The Acer Chromebook 515 looks to continue Acer's great run of Chromebooks in recent years with a decent overall package for those after a large screen Chromebook at more of an affordable price that still packs plenty of power.
It borrows looks from more of a high-end machine, while the port selection will be good enough for most people. The display here proved to be handy for day to day working, as did the fact this Chromebook features some excellent levels of power with an 11th gen Intel Core i3 processor, especially when combined with its 128GB SSD and 8GB of RAM.
It's just the battery life here that proved to be an issue, but you'll still be able to get a working day out of it if you're careful.
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VTV.vn - Vietnam needs to quicken preparations for taking over the Chair of ASEAN in 2020 and the non-permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council in 2020-2021 tenure, said Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh.
Chairing a meeting with other members of the Inter-agency Steering Committee for International Integration in terms of politics-defence-security in Hanoi on January 14, Deputy PM Minh, who is also head of the committee, stressed the country also needs to enhance the implementation of Directive No. 25-CT/TW on promoting and enhancing the role of multilateral diplomacy issued by the Party Central Committee's Secretariat.
At the event, participants focused on evaluating the world and region's situations, reviewing performance of the committee in 2018 and proposing measures and tasks for 2019.
The Deputy PM highly spoke of crucial achievements in international integration politics, defense and security in 2018, which contributed to maintaining peaceful and sustainable environment for national development.
Vietnam has established strategic and comprehensive partnerships and promoted relations more intensively with important partners. Diplomatic and defense-security activities have been launched positively.
The Party and parliamentary diplomatic relations have been strengthened, making contributions to consolidating the nation's political relationship with other countries, integrating new contents that bring benefits for the country in the bilateral relationship as well as agendas at multi-lateral forums such as water security, cyber security and climate change adaption.
Minh asked the related ministries and agencies to promptly assess the world and region's situations in 2019 and actively propose measures to effectively enhance international integration to protect and boost national interests.
He suggested continuous promotion of the country's ties with other partners more intensively and carry out diplomatic activities of Party and State leaders in 2019.


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The DC Comics That Inspired The Batman
Director Matt Reeves unmasks the truth about The Batman to reveal the inspirations behind the new movie, including DC comic books featuring rogues Riddler, Penguin, and Catwoman. A reboot — but not an origin story — The Batman is set in year two of Bruce Wayne's (Robert Pattinson) crusade as the vengeful vigilante stalking the streets of Gotham City. When a trail of cryptic clue sends the Dark Knight detective on an investigation into the underworld, the Batman meets a rogue's gallery of villains: serial killer Edward Nashton (Paul Dano), feline fatale cat burglar Selina Kyle (Zoe Kravitz), mid-level mobster Oswald "Oz" Cobblepot (Colin Farrell), and crime lord Carmine Falcone (John Turturro).
Reeves credits three classic stories as his biggest influences for The Batman: Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale murder-mystery Batman: The Long HalloweenDarwyn Cooke's Batman psyche study and neo-noir Catwoman crime caper Batman: Ego and Other Tails, and Frank Miller and David Mazzuccelli's influential origin story Batman: Year One. Before stepping into the cape and cowl of Batman, Pattinson also consulted the early era of Batman: Shaman to bring some of that "mysticism" from the Dennis O'Neil, John Beatty, and Edward Hannigan comic to The Batman.
Like The Long Halloweenwhich puts the caped crusader on the trail of a serial killer in his early days of crime-fighting, The Batman tests Batman's detective skills as he works to unmask the culprit behind a series of murders. The movie is not an adaptation of Year One or any one comic book, but a "noir-driven, definitive Batman story," Reeves revealed at the Television Critics Association tour in 2018."Year One is one of the many comic books that I love. We are definitely not doing Year One. [The Batman tells] a story that's emotional and yet is really about him being the world's greatest detective and all the things that for me, since I was a kid, made me love Batman."
Keep reading to find out more about the comics behind The Batmanand share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
Collecting Batman #404-407, the story of Bruce's first year fighting crime acts as an origin for the alliance between Batman and Lieutenant Jim Gordon. Vowing to clean up the crime-infested streets of Gotham City, the vigilante declares war on corrupt cops and mob boss Carmine Falcone. To become the greatest crime-fighter the world has ever known, Bruce Wayne becomes what frightened him as a boy: a bat.
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Batman: The Long Halloween
In the early days of the Dark Knight's crusade, the triumvirate of Batman, Jim Gordon, and District Attorney Harvey Dent wage a war on crime and Carmine "The Roman" Falcone. Taking place over several months as Batman battles the calendar to solve the mystery of the elusive Holiday killer, Batman: The Long Halloween Batman's rogue's gallery of costumed criminals — lunatics like the Joker, Riddler, Scarecrow, and Dent, whose descent into madness births the villain Two-Face.
Batman: Shaman
Collecting Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1-5, Batman: Shaman sees Bruce Wayne return to Gotham after his travels abroad and 12 years of preparing to become Batman. Vengeance personified, the Batman brutally beats a gang of street thugs before issuing a warning to the city's underworld: "Tell them the streets belong to the Batman." This detective tale takes a more mystical dive into the bat behind the Batman as part of Bruce's life-saving encounter with a healing shaman.
Batman: Ego
In Batman Ego: A Psychotic Slide into the Heart of Darkness, a criminal's suicide triggers a crisis of faith in Batman. In this psychoanalytical story exploring the duality between Bruce Wayne (the super-ego) and the monstrous Batman (the id), Bruce/Batman considers quitting his crusade before accepting the truth: Bruce's sacrifice of a normal life means Batman is both terrifying symbol to the underworld — and a symbol of hope to the people of Gotham.
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Rhododendron Trail, Appalachian Trail, Mt.Rogers Spur Trail. About 8.5 miles roundtrip, 1500 elevation gain.
When planning this highpointing bonanza a few weeks ago, I hesitated over four particular states. Virginia was one of them (I'll mention the others in later weeks, as we get to them). The hike up Mt. Rogers is a little over 8.5 miles with an elevation gain of 1500 feet. I knew Alex could handle the trek with no problems, but I was concerned about Sage. Sage has done 8 flat miles a couple of times, and she's done 1500 feet elevation in 5 miles, but she's never done 8 miles WITH 1500 feet elevation. Highpointing rules allow me to carry her if necessary...but since I'd be carrying a gigantic pack filled with the usual precautions for a serious hike, I didn't know if I'd be physically able to carry Sage for more than half a mile.
Turns out I had nothing to worry about. Sage took on this mountain with gusto. It helped that we ascended in a cloud, which kept the temperatures cool. Also...there were wild ponies all over the trail! These beautiful creatures motivated Sage, she kept wanting to continue in case there were more "just over there" (there usually were).


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A three-toed sloth is seen in a tree eating leaves in 2018 at El Parque Natural Metropolitano outside Panama City. World Youth Day 2019 is being celebrated Jan. 22-27 in Panama City. (CNS photo/Bob Roller)
By Catholic News Service • Posted January 22, 2019
PANAMA CITY (CNS) — Young people attending World Youth Day called attention to the world's environmental problems, issuing what they called a "manifesto" for the "care of the common home."
"We, young Catholics from World Youth Day in Panama, would like to raise our hearts and minds in praise, joy and gratitude for the beautiful gift of our beloved 'sister, Mother Earth,' in the beautiful words of St. Francis," they said in the Jan. 21 statement. "At the same time, we are painfully aware, as Pope Francis reminded us, that 'our common home is falling into serious disrepair.'"
They called church officials and other young Catholics to repentance and conversion before environmental conditions — including the increasing of the planet's temperature, lack of biodiversity and loss of ancestral lands for indigenous people — put the poor, youth and future generations in "grave danger."
"For a long time, humanity has embarked on an irresponsible path of environmental destruction that still makes our present precarious and affects the future," the statement said.
While some may see some of the urgent calls as Doomsday predictions, they should not be met with irony or disdain, they said. Bishops from around the world have admitted that present generations have left the planet in less-than-healthy conditions, and some of those have resulted in conditions that have forced populations, particularly the poor, to migrate from their homes.
To seek reversal or to find solutions, "indigenous peoples have a critical role to play in protecting their ancestral homelands from indiscriminate exploitation activities," the statement said.
"Time is running out and leaders from all sectors are showing very low ambition to embark in the rapid transformation that is needed to protect our precious common home and all its inhabitants," the statement said, adding that they will pray so that the pilgrimage to Panama for young Catholics will prove an important milestone as Christians in a commitment to integrate "the role of creation care in our faith."
"We are mindful that we, young Catholics, are not doing enough. Despite commitments assumed in earlier 'Laudato Si" conferences on the safeguard of Creation at World Youth Day 2013 and 2016, we still are not mobilizing enough for our common home," they said. "We will study and better understand the ecological issue, in the quest to better prepare ourselves to advance the transformation that is needed at all levels: in our families, schools, universities, work environments, sport circles, through media and culture."
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The Downtown Haliburton BIA is investing $5,000 into bringing five sculptures to the downtown core, beginning this summer.
The sculpture forest opened 17 years ago in Haliburton's Glebe Park, located next to the Haliburton School of Art and Design. Since then, it has grown to include 35 sculptures by 27 artists. The inspiration for this expansion project came from the town of Elora. Blake explained their BIA has installed foundations around the community for sculptures. A call for submissions was extended to artists.
"They've been doing this project for 10 years now, so it's expanded quite a bit," he said. The sculptures stay up for six months before being taken down. Blake said the sculpture forest committee approached the organizers of the project.
They were eager to share information and exchange artists with Haliburton. He said such a project would make Haliburton distinct from other small villages. When they first heard about it, the BIA board's response was "resoundingly positive," according to Blake. "People were dancing around the tables," added chair Luke Schell.
Blake said the sculpture forest's committee will take care of all aspects of acquiring the work and installing it. They will also promote the pieces online. The artists will loan them the art. The sculptures would be up between May and October. The money from the BIA will be used to install foundations. The BIA identified a few possible locations for sculptures, including the corner of Highland Street and Cedar Avenue (in front of Moose FM), near the Village Barn, and on the corner of Highland Street and Maple Avenue (by Rexall).
Blake pointed out that council would need to approve any installations on municipal land. The BIA will take $5,000 from its reserves for the project. "It's not a problem for us," said Schell. More than 10,000 people visit the sculpture forest each year. To learn more about it, visit haliburtonsculptureforest.ca.


HIA: how will a real estate price slump affect you?
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Property prices are starting to drop ever so slightly across Australia, so the question worth asking is: how will a real estate price slump affect you?
How will this affect people who have just bought?
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"You're so scared when you're losing your child that you're going to forget"
Talking about Isaac, his adopted father Mark Martindale still feels the sadness of losing his child. The album, however, has become one of the most important things for his family to remember Isaac's short life.
A photographer who cancelled on a shoot and a 6-year-old changed Joe Yetman's life.
The former UMD student is a professional photographer ... but on November 21, 2015, he found his vocation.
"I feel like I've packed about 100 years of living in the last few months" says Yetman. "My heart has learned lessons I never imagined.
"This really is the most beautiful and awful thing you could ever do - that's how I feel when I walk into a shoot. It's the most amazing thing I've ever seen, but it's so incredibly sad. It crushes my heart and fills it back up again all at the same time.
"I'm scared all the time, but I can't see myself doing anything else. My life would be a lie if I tried to ignore my calling."
Thanks to Josie Fan for her reporting and photography on this story.


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Q: Allow cell content to overflow to next columns I want to recreate such a format in latex:

so far, I've came up with this
\begin{tabularx}{\linewidth}{
@{} p{.2\textwidth}
@{} X @{}
{\raggedleft\arraybackslash} p{.1\textwidth} @{}
}

\small{Sep 2022 - Jan 2023} &
\large\textbf{Teaching Assistant, Cloud Computing} \vspace{2mm}\newline\vspace{2mm}\normalsize
Under the supervision of Dr. Random.
\begin{itemize}[leftmargin=0.3in]
       \item Did this super important thing Did this super important thing Did this super important thing Did this super important thing
      \item Worked on that research paper
\end{itemize}
\hfill \normalsize &
\small{Random Univ. of Tech.} \\

\small{Sep 2018 - Feb 2023} &
    \large\textbf{Teaching Assistant, Machine Learning} \vspace{2mm}\newline\vspace{2mm}\normalsize Under the supervision of Dr. Random
    \begin{itemize}[leftmargin=0.3in]
           \item Did this super important thing
          \item Worked on that research paper
    \end{itemize}
    \hfill \normalsize
& \small{Random Univ. of Tech.} \\
\end{tabularx}

which gives me this:

The problem with my code is that the second column text is wrapped when reaching 3rd column. I want the text to be wrapped at the end of the table width, i.e. i want it to overflow on the 3rd column.
I've already checked this question, the makebox solution proposed doesn't work for me because the text will overflow from the whole table width.

A: To wrap the text on the right side of the table, this code uses two columns: the first with a fixed width, and the second an X column.

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tabularx}
\usepackage[left=3.00cm, right=3.00cm, top=4.00cm, bottom=3.00cm, showframe]{geometry}

\usepackage{enumitem}

\begin{document}

\noindent\begin{tabularx}{\linewidth}{@{}>{\small}p{.2\textwidth} X@{}}

Sep 2022 - Jan 2023     &
\large\textbf{Teaching Assistant, Cloud Computing}\hfill\small Random Univ. of Tech. \\
                        & Under the supervision of Dr. Random \\
                        &   \begin{itemize}[leftmargin=0.3in, topsep=0pt]
                                \item Did this super important thing did this super important thing did this super important thing did this super important thing
                                \item Worked on that research paper
                            \end{itemize}    \\

Sep 2018 - Feb 2023     &
\large\textbf{Teaching Assistant, Machine Learning}\hfill\small Random Univ. of Tech.  \\
                        & Under the supervision of Dr. Random \\
                        &   \begin{itemize}[leftmargin=0.3in, topsep=0pt]
                                \item Did this super important thing
                                \item Worked on that research paper
                            \end{itemize}        \\
    \end{tabularx}
\end{document}

Using the enumitem package you can set global configurations for lists. For example, to get a compact list use
\setlist[itemize]{leftmargin=6ex,noitemsep, nosep}

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package org.apache.wss4j.dom.saml;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import javax.security.auth.callback.CallbackHandler;

import org.apache.wss4j.common.ext.WSSecurityException;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.SAMLCallback;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.SAMLUtil;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.SamlAssertionWrapper;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.bean.AudienceRestrictionBean;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.bean.ConditionsBean;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.bean.DelegateBean;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.bean.NameIDBean;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.bean.ProxyRestrictionBean;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.saml.builder.SAML2Constants;
import org.apache.wss4j.common.util.XMLUtils;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.WSSConfig;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.WSSecurityEngine;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.common.CustomSamlAssertionValidator;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.common.SAML1CallbackHandler;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.common.SAML2CallbackHandler;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.common.SOAPUtil;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.common.SecurityTestUtil;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.handler.RequestData;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.handler.WSHandlerResult;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.message.WSSecHeader;
import org.apache.wss4j.dom.message.WSSecSAMLToken;
import org.joda.time.DateTime;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;

/**
 * Test-case for sending and processing an a SAML Token with a custom Conditions element.
 */
public class SamlConditionsTest extends org.junit.Assert {
    private static final org.slf4j.Logger LOG =
        org.slf4j.LoggerFactory.getLogger(SamlConditionsTest.class);
    private WSSecurityEngine secEngine = new WSSecurityEngine();

    @org.junit.AfterClass
    public static void cleanup() throws Exception {
        SecurityTestUtil.cleanup();
    }

    public SamlConditionsTest() {
        WSSConfig config = WSSConfig.getNewInstance();
        config.setValidator(WSSecurityEngine.SAML_TOKEN, new CustomSamlAssertionValidator());
        config.setValidator(WSSecurityEngine.SAML2_TOKEN, new CustomSamlAssertionValidator());
        secEngine.setWssConfig(config);
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 1.1 authentication assertion
     * with a custom Conditions statement.
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML1Conditions() throws Exception {
        SAML1CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML1CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML1CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        DateTime notBefore = new DateTime();
        conditions.setNotBefore(notBefore);
        conditions.setNotAfter(notBefore.plusMinutes(20));
        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        createAndVerifyMessage(callbackHandler, true);
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 2 authentication assertion
     * with an (invalid) custom Conditions statement.
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2InvalidAfterConditions() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        DateTime notBefore = new DateTime();
        conditions.setNotBefore(notBefore.minusMinutes(5));
        conditions.setNotAfter(notBefore.minusMinutes(3));
        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        createAndVerifyMessage(callbackHandler, false);
    }

    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2StaleNotOnOrAfter() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        DateTime notBefore = new DateTime();
        conditions.setNotAfter(notBefore.minusMinutes(60));
        conditions.setNotBefore(notBefore.minusMinutes(70));
        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        createAndVerifyMessage(callbackHandler, false);
    }

    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2FutureNotBefore() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        DateTime notBefore = new DateTime();
        conditions.setNotAfter(new DateTime().plusMinutes(70));
        conditions.setNotBefore(notBefore.plusMinutes(60));
        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        createAndVerifyMessage(callbackHandler, false);
    }

    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2FutureIssueInstant() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        DateTime issueInstant = new DateTime();
        issueInstant = issueInstant.plusMinutes(60);
        samlAssertion.getSaml2().setIssueInstant(issueInstant);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug("SAML 2 Authn Assertion (sender vouches):");
            String outputString =
                XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        try {
            verify(unsignedDoc);
            fail("Failure expected in processing the SAML Conditions element");
        } catch (WSSecurityException ex) {
            assertTrue(ex.getMessage().contains("SAML token security failure"));
        }
    }

    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2StaleIssueInstant() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        DateTime issueInstant = new DateTime();
        issueInstant = issueInstant.minusMinutes(31);
        samlAssertion.getSaml2().setIssueInstant(issueInstant);
        samlAssertion.getSaml2().getConditions().setNotOnOrAfter(null);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug("SAML 2 Authn Assertion (sender vouches):");
            String outputString =
                XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        try {
            verify(unsignedDoc);
            fail("Failure expected in processing a stale SAML Assertion");
        } catch (WSSecurityException ex) {
            assertTrue(ex.getMessage().contains("SAML token security failure"));
        }
    }

    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2StaleIssueInstantButWithNotOnOrAfter() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setNotBefore(new DateTime());
        conditions.setNotAfter(new DateTime().plusMinutes(35));

        DateTime issueInstant = new DateTime();
        issueInstant = issueInstant.minusMinutes(31);
        samlAssertion.getSaml2().setIssueInstant(issueInstant);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug("SAML 2 Authn Assertion (sender vouches):");
            String outputString =
                XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        verify(unsignedDoc);
    }

    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML1StaleIssueInstant() throws Exception {
        SAML1CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML1CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML1CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        DateTime issueInstant = new DateTime();
        issueInstant = issueInstant.minusMinutes(31);
        samlAssertion.getSaml1().setIssueInstant(issueInstant);
        samlAssertion.getSaml1().getConditions().setNotOnOrAfter(null);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug("SAML 1 Authn Assertion (sender vouches):");
            String outputString =
                XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        try {
            verify(unsignedDoc);
            fail("Failure expected in processing a stale SAML Assertion");
        } catch (WSSecurityException ex) {
            assertTrue(ex.getMessage().contains("SAML token security failure"));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 2 authentication assertion
     * with an (invalid) custom Conditions statement.
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2InvalidBeforeConditions() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        DateTime notBefore = new DateTime();
        conditions.setNotBefore(notBefore.plusMinutes(2));
        conditions.setNotAfter(notBefore.plusMinutes(5));
        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        createAndVerifyMessage(callbackHandler, false);
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 2 authentication assertion
     * with a Conditions statement that has a NotBefore "in the future".
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2FutureTTLConditions() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        DateTime notBefore = new DateTime();
        conditions.setNotBefore(notBefore.plusSeconds(30));
        conditions.setNotAfter(notBefore.plusMinutes(5));
        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        createAndVerifyMessage(callbackHandler, true);
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 2 authentication assertion
     * with a OneTimeUse Element
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2OneTimeUse() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setTokenPeriodMinutes(5);
        conditions.setOneTimeUse(true);

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
        assertTrue(outputString.contains("OneTimeUse"));
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        verify(unsignedDoc);
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 2 authentication assertion
     * with a ProxyRestriction Element
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2ProxyRestriction() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setTokenPeriodMinutes(5);
        ProxyRestrictionBean proxyRestriction = new ProxyRestrictionBean();
        List<String> audiences = new ArrayList<>();
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/one");
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/two");
        proxyRestriction.getAudienceURIs().addAll(audiences);
        proxyRestriction.setCount(5);
        conditions.setProxyRestriction(proxyRestriction);

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
        assertTrue(outputString.contains("ProxyRestriction"));
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        verify(unsignedDoc);
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 2 authentication assertion
     * with an AudienceRestriction Element
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2AudienceRestriction() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setTokenPeriodMinutes(5);
        List<String> audiences = new ArrayList<>();
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/one");
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/two");
        AudienceRestrictionBean audienceRestrictionBean = new AudienceRestrictionBean();
        audienceRestrictionBean.setAudienceURIs(audiences);
        conditions.setAudienceRestrictions(Collections.singletonList(audienceRestrictionBean));

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
        assertTrue(outputString.contains("AudienceRestriction"));
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        verify(unsignedDoc);
    }

    // Now test AudienceRestrictions with supplied restrictions
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2AudienceRestrictionVerification() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setTokenPeriodMinutes(5);
        List<String> audiences = new ArrayList<>();
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/one");
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/two");
        AudienceRestrictionBean audienceRestrictionBean = new AudienceRestrictionBean();
        audienceRestrictionBean.setAudienceURIs(audiences);
        conditions.setAudienceRestrictions(Collections.singletonList(audienceRestrictionBean));

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
        assertTrue(outputString.contains("AudienceRestriction"));
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        // This should fail as the expected audience isn't in the assertion
        audiences.clear();
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/three");

        WSSecurityEngine newEngine = new WSSecurityEngine();
        RequestData data = new RequestData();
        data.setAudienceRestrictions(audiences);
        data.setValidateSamlSubjectConfirmation(false);

        try {
            newEngine.processSecurityHeader(doc, data);
            fail("Failure expected on a bad audience restriction");
        } catch (WSSecurityException ex) {
            // expected
        }

        // Now add the correct audience back in...
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/one");
        data.setAudienceRestrictions(audiences);

        newEngine.processSecurityHeader(doc, data);
    }

    // Now test AudienceRestrictions with supplied restrictions
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML1AudienceRestrictionVerification() throws Exception {
        SAML1CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML1CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML1CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setTokenPeriodMinutes(5);
        List<String> audiences = new ArrayList<>();
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/one");
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/two");
        AudienceRestrictionBean audienceRestrictionBean = new AudienceRestrictionBean();
        audienceRestrictionBean.setAudienceURIs(audiences);
        conditions.setAudienceRestrictions(Collections.singletonList(audienceRestrictionBean));

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
        assertTrue(outputString.contains("AudienceRestriction"));
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        // This should fail as the expected audience isn't in the assertion
        audiences.clear();
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/three");

        WSSecurityEngine newEngine = new WSSecurityEngine();
        RequestData data = new RequestData();
        data.setAudienceRestrictions(audiences);
        data.setValidateSamlSubjectConfirmation(false);

        try {
            newEngine.processSecurityHeader(doc, data);
            fail("Failure expected on a bad audience restriction");
        } catch (WSSecurityException ex) {
            // expected
        }

        // Now add the correct audience back in...
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/one");
        data.setAudienceRestrictions(audiences);

        newEngine.processSecurityHeader(doc, data);
    }

    /**
     * Test that creates, sends and processes an unsigned SAML 2 authentication assertion
     * with two AudienceRestriction Elements
     */
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2AudienceRestrictionSeparateRestrictions() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setTokenPeriodMinutes(5);

        List<AudienceRestrictionBean> audiencesRestrictions = new ArrayList<>();
        AudienceRestrictionBean audienceRestrictionBean = new AudienceRestrictionBean();
        audienceRestrictionBean.setAudienceURIs(Collections.singletonList("http://apache.org/one"));
        audiencesRestrictions.add(audienceRestrictionBean);

        audienceRestrictionBean = new AudienceRestrictionBean();
        audienceRestrictionBean.setAudienceURIs(Collections.singletonList("http://apache.org/two"));
        audiencesRestrictions.add(audienceRestrictionBean);

        conditions.setAudienceRestrictions(audiencesRestrictions);

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
        assertTrue(outputString.contains("AudienceRestriction"));
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        verify(unsignedDoc);
    }

    // Now test AudienceRestrictions with supplied restrictions
    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2AudienceRestrictionSeparateRestrictionsValidation() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        conditions.setTokenPeriodMinutes(5);

        List<AudienceRestrictionBean> audiencesRestrictions = new ArrayList<>();
        AudienceRestrictionBean audienceRestrictionBean = new AudienceRestrictionBean();
        audienceRestrictionBean.setAudienceURIs(Collections.singletonList("http://apache.org/one"));
        audiencesRestrictions.add(audienceRestrictionBean);

        audienceRestrictionBean = new AudienceRestrictionBean();
        audienceRestrictionBean.setAudienceURIs(Collections.singletonList("http://apache.org/two"));
        audiencesRestrictions.add(audienceRestrictionBean);

        conditions.setAudienceRestrictions(audiencesRestrictions);

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(callbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
        assertTrue(outputString.contains("AudienceRestriction"));
        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        // This should fail as the expected audience isn't in the assertion
        List<String> audiences = new ArrayList<>();
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/three");

        WSSecurityEngine newEngine = new WSSecurityEngine();
        RequestData data = new RequestData();
        data.setAudienceRestrictions(audiences);
        data.setValidateSamlSubjectConfirmation(false);

        try {
            newEngine.processSecurityHeader(doc, data);
            fail("Failure expected on a bad audience restriction");
        } catch (WSSecurityException ex) {
            // expected
        }

        // Now add the correct audience back in...
        audiences.add("http://apache.org/one");
        data.setAudienceRestrictions(audiences);

        newEngine.processSecurityHeader(doc, data);
    }

    @org.junit.Test
    public void testSAML2Delegate() throws Exception {
        SAML2CallbackHandler callbackHandler = new SAML2CallbackHandler();
        callbackHandler.setStatement(SAML2CallbackHandler.Statement.AUTHN);
        callbackHandler.setIssuer("www.example.com");

        ConditionsBean conditions = new ConditionsBean();
        DateTime notBefore = new DateTime();
        conditions.setNotBefore(notBefore);
        conditions.setNotAfter(notBefore.plusMinutes(20));

        DelegateBean delegate = new DelegateBean();
        delegate.setDelegationInstant(DateTime.now());
        delegate.setConfirmationMethod(SAML2Constants.CONF_BEARER);

        NameIDBean nameID = new NameIDBean();
        nameID.setNameValue("bob");
        nameID.setNameQualifier("www.example.com");
        delegate.setNameIDBean(nameID);

        conditions.setDelegates(Collections.singletonList(delegate));

        callbackHandler.setConditions(conditions);

        createAndVerifyMessage(callbackHandler, true);
    }

    private void createAndVerifyMessage(
        CallbackHandler samlCallbackHandler, boolean success
    ) throws Exception {
        SAMLCallback samlCallback = new SAMLCallback();
        SAMLUtil.doSAMLCallback(samlCallbackHandler, samlCallback);
        SamlAssertionWrapper samlAssertion = new SamlAssertionWrapper(samlCallback);

        WSSecSAMLToken wsSign = new WSSecSAMLToken();

        Document doc = SOAPUtil.toSOAPPart(SOAPUtil.SAMPLE_SOAP_MSG);
        WSSecHeader secHeader = new WSSecHeader(doc);
        secHeader.insertSecurityHeader();

        Document unsignedDoc = wsSign.build(doc, samlAssertion, secHeader);

        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
            String outputString =
                XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(unsignedDoc);
            LOG.debug(outputString);
        }

        try {
            verify(unsignedDoc);
            if (!success) {
                fail("Failure expected in processing the SAML assertion");
            }
        } catch (WSSecurityException ex) {
            assertFalse(success);
            assertTrue(ex.getMessage().contains("SAML token security failure"));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Verifies the soap envelope
     * <p/>
     *
     * @param envelope
     * @throws Exception Thrown when there is a problem in verification
     */
    private WSHandlerResult verify(Document doc) throws Exception {
        RequestData requestData = new RequestData();
        requestData.setValidateSamlSubjectConfirmation(false);

        WSHandlerResult results = secEngine.processSecurityHeader(doc, requestData);
        String outputString =
            XMLUtils.PrettyDocumentToString(doc);
        assertTrue(outputString.indexOf("counter_port_type") > 0 ? true : false);
        return results;
    }

}

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With a double glazed bay window to the front elevation, radiator, built-in wardrobes, tv point and ceiling light.
With a double glazed window to the rear elevation, radiator,tv point and ceiling light.
With a double glazed window to the front elevation, radiator,tv point and ceiling light.
With a double glazed window to the rear elevation, a suite comprising of a bath, pedestal wash hand basin, fully tiled shower cubicle, close coupled WC, feature tiled floor, tiling to splash prone areas, heated towel rail, extractor fan and ceiling light.
To the front of the property there is a walled garden, and the rear garden is fully enclosed with a lawn and raised deck area, with rear access and access to the garage with up and over door.


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USS Hancock casualties buried at sea, April 1945.
A coincidence of the calendar and the phases of the moon made 1 April 1945 and 2018 both April Fool's Days and Easter Sundays. But fate made 1 April 1945 the start of the US invasion of the island of Okinawa, the deadliest battle of the Pacific. The battle for the island continued until 22 June 1945, resulting in more than 250,000 deaths: 12,000 American military, 100,000 Japanese military, and 140,000 Okinawan civilians. As many people died in that one battle as died in the atomic blasts at Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined.
USS Texas at sea, with two Quad 40 antiaircraft guns at the fantail—the very end—of the ship.
But even as the death toll climbed at Okinawa, as faceless lives were lost by the thousands, each life still mattered.
Gun crews on the USS Texas track—and kill—a Kamikaze as it heads for her decks.
Days later, an enemy soldier was also spotted in the water. A whaleboat is sent out to pick him up.
Kingfisher spotter plane is hoisted back onto deck on the USS Texas.
The struggle to save each life, even in the face of countless deaths, even in the midst of endless killing, is personal.
The lesson of Okinawa's huge death toll was that the seemingly inevitable invasion of Japan would result in millions of deaths: accepting defeat was a foreign concept to Japanese culture. Harry S. Truman, the new president following Roosevelt's death on April 12, made the decision to use atomic weapons to convince them to surrender. Thus, the half million war-deaths in the Pacific from April through August was considered a success compared with the millions who might have died.


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Clay County was formed on March 24, 1873, from parts of Randolph and Greene counties. It was named for Sen. James M. Clayton. After moving the county seat several times, officials finally settled on two county seats, as flooding on the Black and Cache rivers often made passage impossible from one side of the county to the other. Clay County is unique in that it is surrounded on two sides by Missouri and two sides by Arkansas. It has two courthouses that are almost identical in appearance. The courthouse in Corning is in a residential area whereas the courthouse in Piggott is in the center of town. The Black River divides the county. For many years, the only way to get from one of its courthouses to the other in the spring term of court, which normally occurred while the river was at flood stage, was to ride the railroad to Poplar Bluff, Mo., spend the night, and catch the morning train to the other county seat, arriving late the second day. The major economy comes from general farming and raising livestock. Rice is the major crop, followed by cotton, soybeans, corn, hay, and milo. Light industry is scattered around. The two rivers offer many recreational sports, including duck hunting and fishing, horseback riding along the trails, hiking and picnicking.
151 S. Second Ave.
Piggott 72454
Corning 72422
County Judge
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Piggott Ph: (870) 598-2667
Corning Ph: (870) 857-3773
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 385, Piggott, 72454
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Address: 151 S. 2nd Ave., Piggott, 72454
County Circuit Clerk
Janet Luff Kilbreath
Piggot Fax: (870) 598-1107
Corning Fax: (870) 857-9201
Terry Miller
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Piggot Ph: (870) 598-3879
County Collector
Tracy Gurley
Jerrod Daniel Lowe
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Winners at the 2011 RPS Music Awards last night included conductor Claudio Abbado, tenor Toby Spence and the ENO's production of Eugene Onegin, directed by Deborah Warner and conducted by Edward Gardner.
Claudio Abbado won the RPS Music Award for Conductor for revelatory concerts with the Lucerne Festival Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall in 2011 that the RPS Music Award jury said "changed perceptions and raised the bar on what is possible for a group of musicians to achieve". Askonas Holt's Joint Chief Executive Martin Campbell-White accepted the award on Claudio Abbado's behalf.
Winner's citation: Every one of the infrequent but annual appearances by this conductor produces a performance of indelible, life-changing moment. His extraordinary, revelatory concerts with the Lucerne Festival Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall in 2011 changed perceptions, and raised the bar once again on what it is possible for a group of musicians to achieve. The Award goes to Claudio Abbado.
Congratulations also to Toby Spence who was given the RPS Singer of the Year Award. 2011 was an astonishing year for Toby Spence, who appeared in concert with Nézet-Séguin, Adès, Bychkov and Harnoncourt. He sang at the Glyndebourne Festival as Peter Quint and Don Ottavio and in London as Lensky at the London Coliseum and David in Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at the Royal Opera House, conducted by Antonio Pappano. His winner's citation reads: This was a breakthrough year for Toby Spence, who in a wide range of repertoire on the opera stage and concert platform demonstrated vocal beauty and dramatic maturity culminating in the roles of Lensky and David.
Deborah Warner's acclaimed production of Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin for English National Opera, superbly conducted by Music Director Edward Gardner, won the RPS Music Award for Opera and Music Theatre. In addition to Toby Spence, the cast included Audun Iversen, Brindley Sherratt and Catherine Wyn-Rogers.
Opera and Music Theatre award winner citation: After a lively debate which considered a range of excellent work, including some outstanding new commissions, the jury chose English National Opera's beautifully realised production of Eugene Onegin for its superb orchestral playing and singing led by Music Director Edward Gardner which made a familiar work fresh and dynamic for today's audiences.
Tenor John Mark Ainsley, himself a former RPS Music Award winner, presented the silver lyre trophies.
A special RPS Music Awards programme will be broadcast by BBC Radio 3 on Sunday 13 May at 2pm.
*Extracts taken from RPS awards 2011 press release.


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Q: New union shorthand giving "unsupported operand type(s) for |: 'str' and 'type'" Before 3.10, I was using Union to create union parameter annotations:
from typing import Union

class Vector:
    def __mul__(self, other: Union["Vector", float]):
        pass

Now, when I use the new union shorthand syntax:
class Vector:
    def __mul__(self, other: "Vector" | float):
        pass

I get the error:

TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |: 'str' and 'type'

Is this not supported?

A: The fact that it's being used as a type hint doesn't really matter; fundamentally the expression "Vector" | float is a type error because strings don't support the | operator, they don't implement __or__. To get this passing, you have three options:

*

*Defer evaluation (see PEP 563):
from __future__ import annotations

class Vector:
    def __mul__(self, other: Vector | float): ...

*Make the whole type a string (effectively the same as deferring evaluation):
class Vector:
    def __mul__(self, other: "Vector | float"): ...

*Keep using the Union:
from typing import Union

class Vector:
    def __mul__(self, other: Union["Vector", float]): ...

You can see further discussion, without a resolution as yet, on this bug.


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<!DOCTYPE  html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">

    <title>doc</title>

raw-body

Gets the entire buffer of a stream either as a Buffer or a string.
Validates the stream's length against an expected length and maximum limit.
Ideal for parsing request bodies.

API

var getRawBody = require('raw-body')
var typer      = require('media-typer')

app.use(function (req, res, next) {
  getRawBody(req, {
    length: req.headers['content-length'],
    limit: '1mb',
    encoding: typer.parse(req.headers['content-type']).parameters.charset
  }, function (err, string) {
    if (err)
      return next(err)

    req.text = string
    next()
  })
})

or in a Koa generator:

app.use(function* (next) {
  var string = yield getRawBody(this.req, {
    length: this.length,
    limit: '1mb',
    encoding: this.charset
  })
})

getRawBody(stream, [options], [callback])

Returns a thunk for yielding with generators.

Options:

length - The length length of the stream.
If the contents of the stream do not add up to this length,
an 400 error code is returned.

limit - The byte limit of the body.
If the body ends up being larger than this limit,
a 413 error code is returned.

encoding - The requested encoding.
By default, a Buffer instance will be returned.
Most likely, you want utf8.
You can use any type of encoding supported by iconv-lite.

You can also pass a string in place of options to just specify the encoding.

callback(err, res):

err - the following attributes will be defined if applicable:

limit - the limit in bytes

length and expected - the expected length of the stream

received - the received bytes

encoding - the invalid encoding

status and statusCode - the corresponding status code for the error

type - either entity.too.large, request.size.invalid, stream.encoding.set, or encoding.unsupported

res - the result, either as a String if an encoding was set or a Buffer otherwise.

If an error occurs, the stream will be paused, everything unpiped,
and you are responsible for correctly disposing the stream.
For HTTP requests, no handling is required if you send a response.
For streams that use file descriptors, you should stream.destroy() or stream.close() to prevent leaks.


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How do I know if my legal issue is "criminal?"
You may get a "ticket" for speeding or another minor "traffic infraction." The ticket comes with an envelope to pat the fine to the "ViolationsBureau." You can have a hearing before a judge if you think you are not guilty or have a defense. Send your request for a court hearing to the Violations Bureau. More information here. Otherwise, pay your fine to the Violations Bureau. Go here to learn more about the Bureau's PayTixx system and ways to pay your ticket. These offenses are not crimes and cannot result in jail, but failure to request a hearing or pay fines can result in your driver's license being suspended and a warrant issued for your arrest for failure to pay fines. You cannot get a free lawyer for traffic tickets. NOTE: Some more serious traffic violations – like going more than 30 miles over the speed limit, OUI, and "driving to endanger" – are classified as crimes.
These charges are alsonot crimes. A common "civil violations" is something like illegal possession or transportation of alcohol by a minor. You get a Summons from a police officer with a court date and location. Some civil violations have standard "waiver" fines. This is a set amount that you can pay through the Clerk's Office before your hearing date to avoid having to go to Court. Civil violations can result in fines but not jail sentences. You cannot get a free lawyer. But, if you don't go to your hearing and don't pay the fines, then a warrant can be issued for your arrest for failure to pay fines. If you go to Court for an initial appearance on your civil charge, you can talk with the "lawyer of the day" for that day only.
The prosecutor will want the court to put you in jail if you are found guilty.
What will happen if I am charged with a crime, and how do I ask for a lawyer?
For many minor offenses you will get a court summons. The Summons will tell you when you need to go to court.
File a CR-032 court form (Preliminary Motion for Assignment of Counsel, Affidavit and Release) and a separate court form disclosing your Social Security Number.
By filling out these court forms, you are asking the court to appoint a free lawyer. In the larger courts, a "financial screener" should be there to help you with the forms. Also, most courts will have a "lawyer of the day" to answer your questions and help you with getting a free lawyer. The forms ask for complete financial information. You must sign the forms in front of a Notary Public. Every court has someone who can witness your signature.
After you fill out the forms, a judge will decide whether you can get a free lawyer. Remember: the judge will appoint a free lawyer only if you have a low income andthe prosecutor will be asking for a jail sentence if you are found guilty. If your request is denied, then it is up to you to find a lawyer or to deal with your case on your own. It is also possible you can be found "partially indigent" and you will be required to pay some portion of your court-appointed lawyer's fees.
You should contact your court-appointed lawyer as soon as the court gives you their name and contact information.
What if I can't make bail?
File a CR-032 court form (Preliminary Motion for Assignment of Counsel) and a separate court form disclosing your Social Security Number.
There may be a "financial screener" or "lawyer of the day" there. You can ask them for help with the forms. A "lawyer of the day" can also answer your other questions. If no one offers the forms, ask the judge how you can get the forms to fill out.
After you fill out the forms, a judge will decide whether you can get a free lawyer. Remember: the judge will appoint you a free lawyer onlyif you have a low income and the prosecutor will be asking for a jail sentence if you are found guilty. If you stay in jail, your court-appointed lawyer should contact you within a week or so of the Court appointing them as your lawyer. If your request is denied, then it is up to you to find a lawyer or to deal with your case on your own.
What if I can't get a free lawyer, but still need one?
You can find lawyers listed in your local phone book or online. Also, the Maine Bar Association offers a lawyer referral service: 1-800-860-1460. For a $25 fee, they will refer you to a lawyer who will give you a free one-half hour consultation. After that, it is up to you and the lawyer to set up a fee agreement.


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<?php

namespace tangniyuqi\zui;

use yii\helpers\Json;

class Alert extends \yii\bootstrap\Widget
{
    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public $alertTypes = [
        'error' => 'icon icon-exclamation-sign',
        'danger' => 'icon icon-exclamation-sign',
        'success' => 'icon icon-ok-sign',
        'info' => 'icon icon-info-sign',
        'warning' => 'icon icon-warning-sign',
    ];

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public $closeButton = [];

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function init()
    {
        parent::init();

        $session = \Yii::$app->session;
        $flashes = $session->getAllFlashes();
        $appendCss = isset($this->options['class']) ? ' ' . $this->options['class'] : '';

        if(!isset($this->options['placement'])) $this->options['placement'] = 'top';

        foreach ($flashes as $type => $data) {
            if (isset($this->alertTypes[$type])) {
                $data = (array) $data;

                foreach ($data as $i => $message) {
                    if($type == 'error') $type = 'warning';

                    $this->options['type'] = $type ;// $this->alertTypes[$type] . $appendCss;
                    $this->options['icon'] = $this->alertTypes[$type];

                    if (is_array($message)) {
                        $message = implode($message, '<br>');
                    }

                    unset($this->options['id'],$this->options['class']);

                    $this->createJs($message, $this->options);
                }

                $session->removeFlash($type);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function createJs($content, $options)
    {
        $options = Json::encode($options);

        $script = '
            var flashMessage = $.zui.messager.show("'.$content.'", '.$options.');
            flashMessage.show();
        ';

        $this->view->registerJs($script, \yii\web\View::POS_READY);
    }
}


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Did Janel & Val "Fake It" Enough To Win 'Dancing With The Stars'?
By Danielle Santola
Isaac Brekken/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images
Voting for a winner at the Dancing With The Stars finale should be the hardest yet for fans of the dancing competition, but if you ask me, Janel & Val should win DWTS Season 19. We lost YouTube sensation and third runner-up Bethany Mota during the Finals, which was only surprising until I realized who was left: The three TV stars remaining are completely unique in their dancing styles and are undeniably close competitors given their performances thus far.
Fresh Prince of Bel Air's Alfonso Ribeiro has had his ups and downs as one of the oldest males on the show, but he is a crowd-pleaser when it comes to his dancing and a warrior in overcoming his injuries. Duck Dynasty's Sadie Robertson is the dark horse because she snuck her way up from the bottom to the top of the leaderboard in the last few weeks of competition. But Pretty Little Liars' Janel Parrish was the one to beat throughout Season 19 and now she might just get Val Chmerkovsky his first win.
Forgetting for a second that I've been 'shipping Janel and Val since day one (even is some folks think they're faking it), I have to believe that it's Val's turn to win the Mirrorball trophy. He's been taking a back seat to his brother Maks for many seasons and has made it this far twice before, but he has never been able to take the title. With Maks gone and a palpable connection to his Season 19 partner, Val deserves to win this time and nothing would make me happier than to see him do it with Janel.
If Janel and Val take home the trophy it'll be for these three reasons:
THEIR FAN BASE
Half the battle in this competition is getting the votes, and though I hate to say it, many of those votes depend on the contestant's celebrity status. In other words, someone like the witty and amazingly talented but not-so-great dancer Tommy Chong got as far as he did based solely on the fact that his massive fan base must have been voting — because he certainly wasn't going to get through on scores alone.
Janel Parrish is known as one of the major villains of this generation for her ABC Family role as Mona Vanderwaal on Pretty Little Liars, so most of us knew she'd be getting major votes from the beginning. But to top it off, she got lucky with one of the most well-known and well-loved pros as a partner. Some people watch Dancing because their favorite celebrity was cast, but there will always be those diehard fans who vote for their favorite dancer and Val Chmerkovsky is certainly one of them.
THEIR MAKS AND MERYL STATUS
Potentially even more loved by his fans was Val's dancing brother Maks, who took home the trophy with his partner Meryl Davis last season. Meryl might not have been as recognizable as Janel, but the undeniable chemistry between the two put Maks and Meryl on the top of the leader board from week to week. Months later, fans are still shipping the winning couple and secretly hoping they get married and have beautiful dancing babies together — much in the same way we do to Janel and Val now. Janelsky has a similar chemistry, takes the same risks and showcases the endless trust the couple has toward each other, which is admirable to say the least. For Maks and Meryl it was the key to success and it should be for Janel and Val.
THEIR DWTS JOURNEY
Fan votes and shipping aside, the couple has had consistently high scores throughout the competition. Janel came into the game with more experience than most of the other contestants, and when you add dancing experience to partner chemistry, it's usually the recipe for a spot in the Finale. Of course, everyone loves an underdog story, but in my eyes the three contestants left deserve to be there for their own reasons. Of the three, Janel has been the most consistent dancer and is also one half of TV's most adorable couple.
With or without the trophy, Janelsky's Dancing journey has been no less than a major and likely life-changing success.
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