Commercial garage openers are used much more frequently than residential openers and need to be stronger and more durable. And with the combination of today's advanced technology, features and safety, there are many solutions to meet your specific automatic door operator applications. Commercial door openers come in different varieties with different purposes.
Jackshift operators have motors that power a chain and gear to roll open the door. Often, these openers are used with rolling grilles, rolling doors and light to heavy industrial-duty shutters. With the enabled connectivity of a smartphone, computer or tablet, these openers can be monitored and controlled for greater peace of mind. Dual voltage connections increase user-flexibility with a choice of required voltage to meet onsite job requirements. Adjustable friction clutch protects the opener and door if the door meets an obstruction. Many of these operators also feature a control function selector dial for easy programming of wiring types to meet end-user needs. For safety and security, jackshift operators are equipped with external monitored entrapment protection. Doors are also closed automatically after a predetermined period of time for added security. Some even send a new code to the operator each time it's used.
Hoist operators are also a good fit for heavy to light industrial applications. Like jackshift door openers, these operators have a motor that powers a chain to hoist the door open. Hoist operators are used with rolling doors that have a high clearance and come in medium to heavy industrial-strength. The H-style operators include a floor level chain hoist to make manual operation easy in a power outage or emergency. Secure and monitor your facility via a tablet, smartphone or computer. Even receive pop-up notifications or emails regarding the status of your commercial door. Delay on reverse circuits prevents abrupt reversal of door and prevents wear. These operators are preset to C2 wiring to provide momentary open and stop. They also feature dual voltage connections, control function selector dials and external monitored entrapment protection to meet the requirements of UL 325.
These commercial openers pull the door open by gliding on a rail and work best with sectional doors. Connectivity features include monitoring and controlling the opener via smartphone, tablet or computer. Alerts can also be received for status of the doors. Trolley operators offer great performance with dual voltage connections, continuous starting torque motor, maximum run timer, control station and control function selector dial. They also meet the UL 325 requirement of constant pressure and disconnects the operator for manual lifting in an emergency.
Slide operators are much like trolley operators, only are more heavy-duty. These openers come in industrial, heavy strength and are used with fire doors, bi-parting doors and single doors. Like jackshift, hoist and trolley operators, you can stay connected to the status of your commercial doors using a computer, smartphone or tablet. Today's commercial door openers are all about connectivity. Experience the same great performance as the other commercial door opener types with control station, maintenance alert system, pre-programmed positions, heavy duty steel frame, dual voltage connections and control function selector dial. Slide operators also meet UL 325 requirements.
The purpose of commercial door openers is to provide an integrated door system to make operations safe, efficient and convenient on a daily basis. You can find a full line of commercial openers that are specifically designed for integral applications for your facility, including retrofit applications and new construction applications. And with today's state-of-the-art performance features, commercial door openers are easily installed and offer hassle-free operation. Even choose optional accessories to enhance the operation of your facility like safety beams and radio transmitters.
If you're in need of a commercial locksmith, turn to the locksmith experts at Great Valley. We serve Philadelphia businesses and surrounding business areas. Since 1973, Great Valley has been providing high quality commercial door opener installation and repair. Give us a call at 610-644-5334 to secure your facility.


Quality Livermore recreation programs for Livermore youth ages 5-25 who love to sing and dance. Now Livermore teens and kids ages 5-25 can step into the spot light while learning teamwork, discipline, and creativity.
Livermore children and parents are just a short drive away from a one-of-a-kind theater program designed especially for Bay Area youth. The San Francisco Children's Musical Theater (SFCMT) is an exciting opportunity to build acting talent, take part in live theater, and meet new friends.
If your not finding youth theater activities at your local Livermore parks and recreation department, consider a short drive to SF to be a part of a quality SFCMT production.
The San Francisco Children's Musical Theater helps teens and kids from Livermore and the Bay Area learn all about theatre.
Busy Livermore families will appreciate that the 10 week program rehearses only on Saturdays, making it very convenient. Similar to parks and recreation programs, SFCMT offers "Saturday only" rehearsals, making participation in our productions fun and easy for busy Livermore families.
Since it is organized and run by an experienced theater staff, the San Francisco Children's Musical Theater offers outstanding training with a level of professionalism. Join our mailing list now to learn about the upcoming shows and auditions featuring kids from Livermore and the entire Bay Area.


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2018 Games to Heal Our Souls
Travis Hymas January 3, 2018 0 0
If you're reading this, congratulations! You made it to 2018 safely, and while there's a good chance it'll be another tough year out in reality, we'll at least have some new video games to look forward to. After polling the rest of the staff and getting some room temperature takes around the internet, I've compiled a list of twelve new video games to expect in 2018 that have the promise to help get us all through the year.
Couple of notes on the creation of this list:
As some of these titles do not have solid launch days, you will see references to financial quarters, which are not always equivocal to a calendar year and can impact release dates, and some mentioned games may not even see the light of day in 2018.
To qualify for this list, a game needs to have had some gameplay showcased either publicly or to the press. It must also have some actual indication of actually coming out in 2018, barring delays. That'd be why The Last of Us Part 2 isn't on here.
Without further ado:
January 26th (PlayStation 4, Xbox One); Autumn 2018 (PC)
The latest in Capcom's long running franchise about hunting large creatures promises to significantly increase the area to explore and the scale of the titular monsters. By applying years of small advancements to the classic Monster Hunter formula on top of a new engine and presentation while putting a renewed focus on working with others online has created the most exciting looking entry to date.
March 20th (Xbox One, PC)
It's a bit of an unspoken truth that Rare as a developer has needed a bit of a win. Despite having been sidelined for most of the generation as Microsoft's test kitchen for Xbox One games, Rare seems to have found some new life in this pirate simulator. Designed as a shared experienced between players, Sea of Thieves rewards player's teamwork and capacity for betrayal in equal spades with adventure and loot. What may end up being the sell for many though, is a return of Rare's trademark goofy charm and animated character designs to lighten the mood.
March 27th (PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC)
On the one hand, Far Cry 5 appears to be more of what's come to be Ubisoft's Far Cry brand: wild adventures, tons of violence, and crazy vehicles. On the other hand, Far Cry 5 trades its international (or prehistoric) environments for something a little more close to home. Pitting the player against a loose caricature of the Alt-Right taking over a small town has already proven to be a controversial choice, and one that we'll likely see talked about all year. The real question is whether or not Ubisoft plans on publishing a game worth that controversy.
Currently expected in Q1 (PS4)
Kratos trades the Greek mythology for Norse and goes full dad bod, complete with the fatherhood part. Meant to serve as a soft reboot of the series, God of War rebuilds the franchise's iconic combat from the ground up while coming up with a new story and motivation for the raging warrior Kratos. Now with a son to protect and guide, Kratos will have to consider what his past and demeanor is actually leaving behind while his son discovers who his father really is.
Currently expected between Q1 and Q2 (Nintendo Switch)
Who doesn't love Kirby? Nintendo's joyful pink puff makes their first appearance on the Nintendo Switch in a new side scrolling platformer. This time around, Kirby will progress by turning enemies into friends and combining powers to progress. Thanks to those same friends, Star Allies becomes a drop in and drop out co-op experience with very little changes to the classic gameplay design of Kirby games. There's still a lot to see of this one, but all that really matters is that King DeeDee got a head start on his New Year's resolutions and is now shredded.
Currently expected between Q1 and Q2 (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
The long delayed Vampyr has a simple premise: players take the role of Dr. Jonathan Reid, a man who is turned into a vampire and must now reconcile his new life in the shadows with his life's work. Players will be left with the decision on how, who, and when to feed, and all those choices promise to not only impact the story, but Reid's own ability to progress. Vampyr also leans on more classical vampire lore for its mechanics, Reid can only enter a home when invited, for example. For old school horror fans, this looks to be quite the experience in man and monster narratives.
Currently expected between Q1 and Q2 (PS4)
Another exciting PlayStation exclusive, Spider-Man looks to do for superhero games this generation what the Batman Arkham series did last gen and blow our expectations away. Interestingly, the team at Insomniac has chosen a path that brings Spidey back down to the street level, pitting him against a rising criminal element in a story written by long time Amazing Spider-Man writers Dan Slott and Christos Gage, with the help of Jon Paquette to make things fit the way games work. Leaning on the comics hasn't stopped Insomniac and Sony from getting creative, from the distinctive change to suit design to dramatically changing Mary Jane into a Lois Lane-esque journalist that will be playable at "key" moments of the story.
Currently expected in Q2 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One); PC Sometime in 2055
In the highly anticipated follow up to Red Dead Redemption, players will fill the shoes of another member of the Van der Linde gang and return to the vast wild west. Outside of an expected online mode that Sony has paid out for exclusive content for (calling it now: Red Dead Online, with something to take the place of Shark Cards), that's all anyone really knows about this game. Even so, the name and developer's reputation precede them and the expectation to deliver is at the maximum.
Currently expected in Q4 (PS4, Xbox One)
Anthem is clearly meant to be EA's answer to Destiny, but with the added storytelling clout of BioWare. Players are tasked as high powered adventures, equipped with customizable armor and sent to explore ruins and surrounding areas on various missions, some designed explicitly for multi-man teams and…okay, so far all that's been show is the bits that look a lot like Destiny. However, eyes are on this one for BioWare's promise of a better story mode than the competition. That having been said, recent events involving other EA games and microtransactions may put Anthem's on a similar path to the one Destiny 2 has been on as of late.
Currently expected in Q4 (PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC)
If you had told me a couple of months ago this game existed at all, I wouldn't have believed you. And yet, here we are: a new entry in the classic franchise right in time for the Blue Bomber's 30th anniversary. Mega Man 11 brings a new art design to the iconic battle platformer and even teases new abilities such as a super mode. Most notably is now when using a Robot Master power, Mega Man himself will change form, allowing for more than just a color change when in action and opening up worlds of possibilities.
Scheduled for 2018 release (PS4, Xbox One)
Jury's out on whether or not 2018 is indeed the year the now 15 year old Kingdom Hearts saga actually concludes, but what's the harm in hoping? While Kingdom Hearts III hasn't been in development nearly as long as people really think, the time it has been in the oven so far looks to be well spent. We've already seen things that were once only the stuff of fan dreams (Toy Story? Facing the Greek titans? Hundreds of Heartless at once?) and since this a Tetsuya Nomura game, there's a good chance we haven't seen even close to what will actually comprise the game's story. If this actually makes it into our hands this year, no doubt the results will be mind blowing.
Scheduled for 2018 release (PS4, Xbox One, PC)
Go ahead and add this one to the list of games I didn't expect to see another entry of anytime soon. While it's hard to debate that SoulCalibur as a franchise has seen better days, there are plenty of fighting game fans who have longed for a return to form for this series. With the director of Tekken 7 leading the charge and a plan to reset the lore, there's a glimmer of something exciting again in the clash of legendary swords. Is it too soon to start a wish list of guest characters?
While there's plenty of reasons to keep your eyes on these games, what might be more exciting is that this barely scratches the surface of what's coming to our consoles and computers in 2018. The year promises to again be full of games for all kinds of tastes and play levels. What are you excited about this year? Let us know in the comments!
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Travis Hymas
Travis began a life obsessed with technology with his cousin's classic Game Boy and a copy of Tetris. He was horrible at it, but has yet to forget that experience. These days, Travis looks to explore the intersection of culture and technology that has come to define our world. When not preparing a project, you can find him catching up on the latest comic books, tracking down the truth about Kingdom Hearts 3, or playing an arrangement of different video games-particularly honing his Super Smash Bros. skills.
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title: Perl via Inline Java
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### **Installation and Configuration**
Perl binaries are available from <http://www.perl.com/download.csp>. Please download and install the binaries for your Windows Operating System. The **Inline::Java** module allows you to put Java source code directly "inline" in a Perl script or module. A Java compiler is launched and the Java code is compiled. Then Perl asks the Java classes what public methods have been defined. These classes and methods are available to the Perl program as if they had been written in Perl. See <http://search.cpan.org/dist/Inline-Java/Java.pod> to learn more about Inline::Java.

To install the Inline::Java module:

1. Add theoryx5 ppm repo using the following command:
   C:\Perl\bin> ppm repo add <http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/>
1. Install the Inline::Java module:
   C:\Perl\bin> ppm install inline::Java
1. Set path to your JDK:
   C:\Perl\bin> set PERL_INLINE_JAVA_J2SDK=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_03

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Download the latest version of Aspose.BarCode for Java, extract files and copy the lib folder with jar files to the root folder of your project.

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#### **Perl Script to Generate Barcode using Inline Java**
The following code will generate barcode and save the barcode image.

**Perl**

{{< highlight csharp >}}

use Inline Java => <<'END_OF_JAVA_CODE', CLASSPATH=> 'lib/Aspose.BarCode.jar';

import com.aspose.barcode.*;

    class BarCode

    {

        public BarCode()

        {

        }

        public void GenerateBarCode() throws Exception

        {

            // Create an instance of type BarCodeBuilder

            BarCodeBuilder builder = new BarCodeBuilder();

            // Set CodeText

            builder.setCodeText("test-123");

    // Save the barcode image

            builder.save("testperljava.png");

        }

    }

END_OF_JAVA_CODE

my $barcode = new BarCode();

$barcode->GenerateBarCode();

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Great food and wine plus outdoor seating by the façade of the Duomo is Foligno at its best. The Duomo, otherwise known as the Cathedral of San Feliciano (1133-1201), is Romanesque on the outside, 18th-century on the inside. Since the people of Foligno were deeply involved in both Papal States battles and liberation fighting, "Sparafucile" — jargon for "shooter" or "assassin" — is appropriate.


As our regular readers are aware, in recent years we've dedicated one of our monthly newsletters each quarter to tongue-in-cheek "correspondence" between our visitor services coordinator and our visitors. This started with Dear Abby (Abby Krolik) and then Greetings Graham (Graham Humphrey) and most recently Postcards for Paige (Paige Woodhouse). Paige was recently promoted, but we persuaded her to draft one last newsletter before she left her old job behind. To read more posts from Paige, click here!
At mahjong last week my sister's best friend was telling me that her nephew's art was being displayed at the Jewish Museum of Maryland and they had attended a packed reception for it! What's this My Family Story project and how do I get my grandchildren involved in the next one?
The My Family Story program is a fun-filled, meaningful, and multigenerational Jewish journey to the past, where students' exploration of their Jewish family story culminates in an artistic project. In partnership with the Beit Hatfusot, the Museum of the Jewish People, the JMM has displayed these projects for the last five years! The projects are judged and those selected from each school are entered into Beit Hatfutsot's international competition.
If you are interested in having your grandchildren involved next year, please tell your community about this great program – especially your grandkid's Jewish Day or Congregational School. We would love to have more students from our local community get involved! You can also reach out to our Director of Learning and Visitor Experience, Ilene Dackman-Alon, to learn more about the project.
You only have until this Sunday (the 24th) to come and celebrate with us these students' creativity, stories, and hard work! Don't miss out! And share your family's story in our comment book!
From fashion design majors to material culture minors, the fashion-savvy community on my college campus has been abuzz with news that the next exhibit at the JMM features clothing. Is this rumor true?
The rumors are true. But it gets better – we don't just have one new exhibit – we have two!
Stitching History From the Holocaust (April 7th to August 4th) on loan to us from the Jewish Museum Milwaukee, brings to life the innovative dress designs of Hedy Strnad, a Czech Jew who tried and failed to use her fashion design skills to escape the Nazis. Hedy's dress designs were sent to her cousin in Milwaukee in attempt to gain passage to the United States. While this effort failed, her memory lives on in her sketches and letters. The Jewish Museum Milwaukee worked with the Costume Shop of Milwaukee Repertory Theatre to create the dresses from Hedy's sketches. This exhibit serves as a touchstone for discussion of the human cost of the Holocaust and the plight of refugee populations.
On display concurrently is an original exhibit created by the Jewish Museum of Maryland titled Fashion Statement (April 7th to September 15th). This exhibit explores the messages we send – both subtle and overt – about ourselves through the clothes we wear. This exhibit will encourage you to think more deeply about the messages embedded in articles of clothing.
We have a great line-up of public programs to accompany them. Lots of these programs start at 1:00pm on Sundays (giving lots of time to sleep in on your weekend).
Please keep that buzz on campus alive and share the news. I can't wait to see you in April.
I've been seeing a new face at the Front Desk of the Museum recently. Who's the new kid on the block?
You don't miss a beat, Observant! The JMM team is delighted to have a new Visitor Services Coordinator, Talia Makowsky. The next time you come into the Museum, please give her a warm welcome and introduce yourself.
With a new face at the front, there will also be a new answerer to all your quirky Museum-related questions. Talia will be taking over Postcards for Paige as it becomes Lloyd Street Letters. I am leaving you in great hands!
PS. Don't worry, I haven't gone far! I have started a new role at the JMM as the School Program Coordinator. So please don't be a stranger when you drop by this spring to see our new fabulous fashion exhibits.
Missed any previous editions of JMM Insights? You can catch up here!


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The role of government-funded assistance programs on HIV testing
By Emeka Oraka
Emeka Oraka previews his 2019 APHA Annual Meeting presentation about the relationship between U.S. safety net programs and HIV eradication efforts.
Emeka Oraka believes in the power of science and empirical data to inspire meaningful public policy decisions. When he's not rolling up his sleeves to conduct epidemiological research and statistical analysis, Emeka can often be found onstage at leading public health conferences or on the pages of publications. His latest work investigates the role of government-funded assistance programs on HIV testing rates among adults living in poverty.
The backdrop for this research is the federal government's Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) plan, which the president unveiled earlier this year. The goal of EHE is to reduce HIV infections in the United States by 90% by 2030. A key component of this plan is early diagnosis, because early detection can lead to improved patient outcomes while preventing transmission to others.
Emeka's research began with a question: is being on food stamps or a beneficiary of public assistance a predictor of HIV testing? What is the relationship—if any—between these two things? When he did the research and analyzed the data, Emeka made some compelling connections. He will present his findings at this week's American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting, and we asked him to share some highlights with us before he takes the stage. Transcript below:
Q: What will you cover in your presentation?
A: I'll be sharing our research into government-funded assistance programs and their potential contribution to the Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) initiative from the White House. Our results showed that that beneficiaries of public assistance programs—such as Medicaid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), human services, and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families—engaged in HIV testing at a higher rate than non-beneficiaries, regardless of the program. This shows us that public assistance programs can play a helpful role in HIV prevention, but at the same time, the government is aggressively pushing to cut safety net programs. These programs are crucial to the success of the action items outlined in the EHE—so we need to fund them to full capacity.
Q: How does it feel to go from crunching the numbers to taking the stage to advocate for a public policy position?
A: Science and public policy should work hand in hand. There are plenty of successful examples of this partnership—adding fluoride to water, removing second-hand smoke exposure from restaurants and hotel rooms. These public health policies were instituted as a direct result of science. We studied, we learned, and we made policy changes based on our findings. That's how progress happens, and it's what I love most about my work.
Q: You're getting ready to head to Philadelphia for APHA Annual Meeting. What are you most looking forward to about the event?
A. I have two goals. First, I want to get the message out there that we need to keep funding these public assistance programs if we want to end the HIV epidemic. We all know that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure—I'd like to make the point that it's a lot cheaper in the long-term to keep our population healthy.
Q: And your second goal?
A: To demonstrate that ICF is a leader in this field. We are in the conversation, and our people are publishing on this topic. We can speak articulately about this issue alongside our federal colleagues, and that's what I'm most excited to do at APHA.
The Role of Government-Funded Assistance Programs on HIV Testing among Poor Adults in the US from ICF
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Dr. Paul Dart reviews the biological effects of radio frequency electromagnetic radiation also known as microwave exposure on the human body. He outlines the research done by many scientific studies all over the world only using studies that are statistically significant. These studies were done in cities all over the world with exposures that were well below the 600 microwatts per centimeter recommended by the FCC Guidelines.
FCC Guidelines on microwave exposures are not directed towards biological exposures and do not assert the safety of biological exposures. When they created these guidelines in 1999 they explicitly said that and a great deal of research has occurred since that time. Regulatory bodies have not kept up with this in terms of changing regulations. Regulatory agencies always lag behind the science. We saw that with global warming and ozone. If you are going to use this technology, you need to know how to minimize potential hazards from it.
Some of the most recent science includes the point by point review of the National Toxicology Program's $25 million study of cancer risks from cell phone radiation in rats and mice. The review panel included 11 pathologists and toxicologists. The first link is an article that provides a good summary of the study's findings. The links that follow include their draft report and copy of the roster of the actual panel that met late in March of 2018.
The link below will open a well referenced letter sent to Governor Brown of California that played a role in him not signing the bill (SB 649). If passed the bill (amongst other things) "Limits the creation or erection of unreasonable requirements for access to public rights-of-way by communications providers, including excessive delays in negotiations and approvals for communications facilities." Thus paving the way for unimpeded implementation of their objective without regard to public (customer opinion, health or science). The Governor sent the bill back to the Senate on 10/15/2017. The deadline for action has now passed (March 3, 2018). Stay tuned!


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#include "precompiled.h"
#include "metadata_tests.h"

class DefaultValueVerifier
    : public bond::SerializingTransform
{
public:
    void Begin(const bond::Metadata& /*metadata*/) const
    {}

    void End() const
    {}

    void UnknownEnd() const
    {}

    template <typename T>
    bool Base(const T& /*value*/) const
    {
        return false;
    }

    template <typename T>
    bool Field(uint16_t /*id*/, const bond::Metadata& metadata, const T& value) const
    {
        VerifyDefault(metadata.default_value, value);
        return false;
    }

    template <typename T, typename Reader>
    bool Field(uint16_t /*id*/, const bond::Metadata& metadata, const bond::value<T, Reader>& value) const
    {
        T x;

        value.Deserialize(x);

        VerifyDefault(metadata.default_value, x);
        return false;
    }

    template <typename Reader>
    bool Field(uint16_t /*id*/, const bond::Metadata& /*metadata*/, const bond::value<void, Reader>& /*value*/) const
    {
        return false;
    }

    template <typename Reader>
    bool Field(uint16_t /*id*/, const bond::Metadata& /*metadata*/, const bond::bonded<void, Reader>& /*value*/) const
    {
        return false;
    }

    template <typename T>
    bool UnknownField(uint16_t /*id*/, const T& /*value*/) const
    {
        return false;
    }

private:
    template <typename T>
    typename boost::enable_if_c<bond::is_signed_int<T>::value || std::is_enum<T>::value>::type
    VerifyDefault(const bond::Variant& variant, const T& value) const
    {
        UT_AssertAreEqual(static_cast<T>(variant.int_value), value);
    }

    template <typename T>
    typename boost::enable_if<std::is_unsigned<T> >::type
    VerifyDefault(const bond::Variant& variant, const T& value) const
    {
        UT_AssertAreEqual(static_cast<T>(variant.uint_value), value);
    }

    void VerifyDefault(const bond::Variant& variant, bool value) const
    {
        UT_AssertAreEqual(!!variant.uint_value, value);
    }

    void VerifyDefault(const bond::Variant& variant, const std::string& value) const
    {
        UT_AssertAreEqual(variant.string_value, value);
    }

    void VerifyDefault(const bond::Variant& variant, const std::wstring& value) const
    {
        UT_AssertAreEqual(variant.wstring_value.c_str(), value.c_str());
    }

    void VerifyDefault(const bond::Variant& variant, double value) const
    {
        UT_AssertAreEqual(variant.double_value, value);
    }
};

class MetadataVerifier
    : public bond::SerializingTransform
{
    const char* _name;

public:
    MetadataVerifier(const char* name)
        : _name(name)
    {}

    void Begin(const bond::Metadata& metadata) const
    {
        char name[100], qualified_name[100];

        sprintf(name, "%sWithMetadata", _name);
        sprintf(qualified_name, "unittest.%sWithMetadata", _name);

        UT_AssertIsTrue(metadata.name == name);
        UT_AssertIsTrue(metadata.qualified_name == qualified_name);

        bond::Metadata  metadata_copy = metadata;
        UT_AssertIsTrue(metadata_copy.attributes["struct_name"] == name);
        if (metadata_copy.attributes.find("struct_address") != metadata_copy.attributes.end())
        {
            UT_AssertIsTrue(metadata_copy.attributes["struct_address"] == "0xDEADBEEF");
        }
    }

    void End() const
    {}

    void UnknownEnd() const
    {}

    template <typename T>
    bool Base(const T& value) const
    {
        Apply(MetadataVerifier("Base"), value);
        return false;
    }

    template <typename T>
    bool Field(uint16_t id, const bond::Metadata& metadata, const T& value) const
    {
        bond::Metadata  metadata_copy = metadata;
        char            name[100];

        sprintf(name, "%s%d", _name, id);

        UT_AssertIsTrue(metadata_copy.name == name);
        UT_AssertIsTrue(metadata_copy.name == metadata_copy.attributes["field_name"]);
        UT_AssertIsTrue(ToString(metadata_copy.modifier) == metadata_copy.attributes["field_modifier"]);

        return Nested(value);
    }

    template <typename T>
    bool UnknownField(uint16_t /*id*/, const T& /*value*/) const
    {
        return false;
    }

private:
    template <typename T>
    typename boost::enable_if<bond::is_bond_type<T>, bool>::type
    Nested(const T& value) const
    {
        return bond::Apply(MetadataVerifier("Nested"), value);
    }

    template <typename T>
    typename boost::disable_if<bond::is_bond_type<T>, bool>::type
    Nested(const T&) const
    {
        return false;
    }
};

TEST_CASE_BEGIN(CompileTimeMetadataTests)
{
    {
        StructWithMetadata value;

        bond::Apply(MetadataVerifier("Struct"), value);
    }

    {
        StructWithDefaults value;

        bond::Apply(DefaultValueVerifier(), value);

        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_uint32_min, 0u);
        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_uint32_max, 0xFFFFFFFF);
        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_int32_min, -2147483647-1);
        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_int32_max, 2147483647);

        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_uint64_min, 0);
        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_uint64_max, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF);
        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_int64_min, -9223372036854775807LL-1);
        UT_AssertAreEqual(value.m_int64_max, 9223372036854775807);
    }
}
TEST_CASE_END

TEST_CASE_BEGIN(RuntimeMetadataTests)
{
    {
        StructWithMetadata               value;
        bond::bonded<StructWithMetadata> bonded(Serialize<bond::SimpleBinaryReader<bond::InputBuffer>,
                                                          bond::SimpleBinaryWriter<bond::OutputBuffer> >(value));
        bond::bonded<void>               bonded_void(bonded);

        bond::Apply(MetadataVerifier("Struct"), bonded_void);
    }

    {
        StructWithDefaults               value;
        bond::bonded<StructWithDefaults> bonded(Serialize<bond::SimpleBinaryReader<bond::InputBuffer>,
                                                          bond::SimpleBinaryWriter<bond::OutputBuffer> >(value));
        bond::bonded<void>               bonded_void(bonded);

        bond::Apply(DefaultValueVerifier(), bonded_void);
    }

    {
        UT_AssertIsFalse(BondStruct<import2::ImportedEnum>::Schema::metadata.name ==
                         BondStruct<unittest::ImportedEnum>::Schema::metadata.name);

        bond::SchemaDef schema = bond::GetRuntimeSchema<GenericMetadata>().GetSchema();

        UT_AssertAreEqual(7, schema.structs.size());
    }
}
TEST_CASE_END

void MetadataTest::Initialize()
{
    UnitTestSuite suite("Metadata tests");

    AddTestCase<TEST_ID(0x2201), CompileTimeMetadataTests>
        (suite, "Compile-time metadata test");

    TEST_SIMPLE_PROTOCOL(
        AddTestCase<TEST_ID(0x2201), RuntimeMetadataTests>
            (suite, "Runtime metadata test");
    );
}


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Domingo Mendy (ur. 1870, zm. ?) – urugwajski szermierz.

Uczestniczył w Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich, w 1924 roku, odpadając w eliminacjach. Brat Pedro Mendiego.

Przypisy

Urodzeni w 1870
Urugwajscy szermierze
Uczestnicy Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1924
Hasła utworzone w ramach Tygodni Tematycznych 2019

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Oswego Presbyterian conducts New Member Orientation several per year. If you are interested in membership information, please contact the office at (630) 554-8194, or sign the Friendship Register during Sunday morning services and check the 'wish to join' box. We will contact you with information on the next New Member class.


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Nov 18 Holbrook
Arizona, Roadside Attraction
Picking a favorite town along any stretch of Route 66 would be like picking a favorite child, but Holbrook is definitely a strong contender. Not only is it home to one of the three remaining Wigwam Motels (and the last one I slept in), but it is full of fantastic signage, overcrowded souvenir shops and more kitsch per-square mile than any other place we stopped along the way from Flagstaff to Albuquerque.
According to the 2010 census, the population of Holbrook was just over 5,000 people. Originally inhabited by the Anasazi, Puebloans, Navajo and Apache, the town was founded in the 1880s, and named after the first chief engineer of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. In July of 1912, a 419-pound chondrite meteorite exploded over Holbrook, showering the area with 16,000 fragments. The largest piece, weighing 14.5 pounds, is currently housed at Arizona State University in Tempe.
Route 66 was officially designated in 1926 and the Mother Road passed right through Holbrook and the nearby Petrified Forest National Park. Holbrook isn't quite as iconic as Tucumcari and it doesn't have an up-and-coming arts district or a burgeoning restaurant scene, but it's full of charm and more than its fair share of roadside dinosaurs.
After checking into the Wigwam, JMP and I headed out to explore the tiny town and we weren't disappointed with what we found. We ate dinner at the Mesa Restaurant, serving authentic Italian cuisine alongside seafood, steaks, ribs and burgers (all of which are advertised on a excellent neon sign). We explored as much as we could before the sun went down, and ended the night with a DQ blizzard, which we ate under another excellent sign while sitting across from the Holbrook cemetery.
The next morning, while waiting for the Rainbow Rock Shop to open (which, it never did), we explored more of the town including several dinosaurs, abandoned motels and smaller rock shops. On the way out of town, I couldn't not make a quick stop at Bucket of Blood Street, so named for a saloon that once stood nearby. In 1886, a gunfight erupted in the bar, resulting in so much carnage that "the floors were said to be slick with a 'bucket of blood.'"
Nov 20 Great Pyramids of Giza
Nov 16 Happy Friday!
Oct 10 El Rancho
Nov 8 Winslow, Arizona
Dec 5 Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Co.


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Q: How do I display the wordpress admin bar outside wordpress? Is there a way I can display the wordpress admin bar outside of wordpress? (for example on an external html page or something)

A: Unfortunately, I think it is not possible. That page is essentially treated as an external site, because it would be one level higher (at least) in your site folder.

A: Maybe you can try to load the WordPress environment in that page and then load the admin bar.
I think that it worth the try.
Disclaimer: I didn't tested by myself!
For instance, in your file do:
    /** Loads the WordPress Environment */
require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/../../../../wp-load.php');

    // Some other code to check some various things.

    // Code to load the adminbar here.
    // Add Toolbar Menus
    function custom_toolbar() {
        global $wp_admin_bar;

    }

    // Hook into the 'wp_before_admin_bar_render' action
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See http://generatewp.com/toolbar/ for an easy to use toolbar code generator.

A: Nevermind, got it to work by taking Sean Dunwoody's advice of copying and pasting the admin bar code onto my page. I then managed to load the user's name into the admin bar, and it looks identical to the one on the site. Thanks everyone for the help

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Combine the tequila, lime juice, orange juice, chili powder, jalapeno, garlic, salt, and pepper in a medium bowl or zip-lock bag. Add the chicken and mix well so all pieces are thoroughly covered with the marinade. Cover – or zip the bag – and refrigerate for 2-24 hours.
Heat your grill to medium hot (when you can comfortably hold your hand 5 inches above the grill for 3-4 seconds) and brush the rack with a little oil. Remove the chicken from the marinade and grill, skin side up, for about 10 minutes. Turn the chicken and grill for another 5 -10 minutes or until cooked through. Chicken thighs vary tremendously in size, so cooking time will have to be adjusted accordingly.


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One of the generally unknown elements of the OPT program, which gives employers federal subsidies for hiring alien college grads rather than citizen grads, is that these subsidies can linger for years even after the educational institution that created them has been terminated for malpractice of education.
The full name of the program is misleading: It is the Optional Practical Training program for foreign alumni, but it involves no training and hands out a 7.65 percent (of wages) subsidy or tax break to employers hiring the alien alumni rather than Americans, and to the alumni workers as well. The program has no direct congressional authorization and exists only because the Trump administration, like the Obama administration before it, is keeping it alive.
The tax breaks to the aliens and their employers usually last one year, but if the alien has a degree in science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM) the subsidy goes on for two more years.
The employers using the program, and their OPT-designated alien alumni employees, do not pay the usual payroll taxes, thus depriving the Medicare and Social Security trust funds of badly needed income. Were the employers to hire American college grads, both the former students and their current employers would pay into the trust funds.
That the program still exists relates to the fact that virtually no one who does not profit from it knows about it, and to the fact that the current administration, which one would suspect would not like that sort of thing, is apparently too lightly staffed to do anything about it.
"Finally I got my opt stem extension thank you Acct."
Finally, I received my OPT STEM extension; thank you, ACCT.
His message was entered on October 27, 2017. ACCT was put out of business a few days later by the State of Virginia, as we reported earlier.
Patel must have finished his studies at ACCT about a year ago, because he writes about the STEM extension. This means that he was nearing the end of his first full year of OPT; and thus was in line for two more years of subsidized employment, presumably starting October 27.
At the end of those two years, if he has not secured either a citizen spouse or an H-1B job, you might think he would be obliged to leave the country.
That would be one of his legal options, of course, but there is another not generally recognized path: He can sign up for a master's degree at some other visa mill; switch to another DHS temporary worker program, Curriculum Practical Training; and skip most of his classes while working full time. Then, with his new degree, he can start OPT all over again!
Congress could end this travesty by denying F-1 visas for students at schools that are not accredited by an entity recognized by the U.S. Department of Education or by terminating OPT.
Meanwhile, DHS could limit the problem by taking one or two steps: It could deny OPT subsidies by refusing to extend OPT to non-accredited entities, or it could interpret its own rules to say that a foreign students cannot secure additional work permits (as in OPT) while securing the same level degree a second (or subsequent) time. Or it could do both. Or it could wipe out OPT completely.
None of those things has happened.
Patel has every reason to be grateful to the now-terminated visa mill; he and his employer, assuming that he is paid, say, $60,000 a year for the next two years, will each get a $9,120 subsidy for the two years (a total of $18,240) from Uncle Sam. Neither of these subsidies would be made were he a citizen, a green-card holder, or even an H-1B worker.
What Patel should really do is to send a thank you note to the Trump administration for continuing this program that it inherited from Obama.


Croydon Public School has their annual market on the 12th November.
If you are in Sydney's Inner West, this market is perfect entertainment for your kids as well as shopping.
There will be rides, local and international food and over 30 professional stalls including, clothing, homewares, and jewellery.
I'll be there with a whole new range of designs ready to show off, perfect gifts to get the Christmas shopping started or finished if your are highly organised!


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Name Anderson, Percy
Race African-American
Born 1948 in Long Beach, CA
Judge, U.S. District
Judge, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California
Nominated by George W. Bush on January 23, 2002, to a seat vacated by Kim McLane Wardlaw. Confirmed by the Senate on April 25, 2002, and received commission on May 1, 2002.
University of California, Los Angeles, A.B., 1970
University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law, J.D., 1975
Directing attorney, San Fernando Valley [California] Neighborhood Legal Services, Inc., 1975-1978
Lecturer, University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law, 1977-1978
Consultant, Legal Services Corporation, California, 1978-1979
Assistant U.S. attorney, Central District of California, 1979-1985
Private practice, California, 1985-2002
Other Nominations/Recess Appointments:
Nominated to U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, March 20, 1992; no Senate vote
Case(s) EE-CA-0213	: EEOC v. SSA Marine
IM-CA-0050	: Aziz v. Gonzales
IM-CA-0068	: Morales v. Terra Universal Inc.
PH-CA-0002	: Nozzi v. Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles


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Leather & Lace: A Gay Man, Lost Love, and a Road Trip With His Dead Sister
Sat 1:00pm - 1:50pm
Venue: Living Room
Matt Bays
On the day of her funeral, while standing alone at his sister's grave, Matt Bays tells the truth for the very first time; that he is gay. At forty-six years old, and with a highly religious worldview, Matt sets out on a powerful journey to grapple with this new reality and find the part of himself that was buried in his youth. Together, Bays and his dead sister take to the open road, listening to 80s music and lying under the stars at the Grand Canyon. Her prevailing love had once given him the courage to come out. And now, after the heartbreaking end of a relationship he thought would go the distance, he is searching for her guidance once again. In Leather & Lace, you'll be taken into the harrowing past of a young gay boy, ride shotgun to his hilarious first attempts at hookup apps, meet The Ambassador of Scruff, fall in love with the undeniably beautiful Oh Henry, and rediscover the hope of finding an authentic and meaningful love connection. Much more than just another road trip memoir, this heartwarming story of love, loss, and redemption will strike at the part of you that longs to be loved exactly as you are…if only by yourself.


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#pragma once

#include "ProxySession.h"
#include <string_view>

class HttpSM;

// Abstract Class for any transaction with-in the HttpSM
class ProxyTransaction : public VConnection
{
public:
  ProxyTransaction() : VConnection(nullptr) {}
  ProxyTransaction(ProxySession *ssn);
  virtual ~ProxyTransaction();

  /// Virtual Methods
  //
  virtual void new_transaction(bool from_early_data = false);
  virtual bool attach_server_session(PoolableSession *ssession, bool transaction_done = true);
  Action *adjust_thread(Continuation *cont, int event, void *data);
  virtual void release(IOBufferReader *r) = 0;
  virtual void transaction_done();

  virtual void set_active_timeout(ink_hrtime timeout_in);
  virtual void set_inactivity_timeout(ink_hrtime timeout_in);
  virtual void cancel_inactivity_timeout();
  virtual void cancel_active_timeout();

  // Implement VConnection interface.
  VIO *do_io_read(Continuation *c, int64_t nbytes = INT64_MAX, MIOBuffer *buf = nullptr) override;
  VIO *do_io_write(Continuation *c = nullptr, int64_t nbytes = INT64_MAX, IOBufferReader *buf = nullptr,
                   bool owner = false) override;
  void do_io_close(int lerrno = -1) override;
  void do_io_shutdown(ShutdownHowTo_t howto) override;
  void reenable(VIO *vio) override;

  /// Virtual Accessors
  //
  virtual int get_transaction_id() const = 0;
  virtual int get_transaction_priority_weight() const;
  virtual int get_transaction_priority_dependence() const;
  virtual bool allow_half_open() const;
  virtual void increment_client_transactions_stat() = 0;
  virtual void decrement_client_transactions_stat() = 0;

  virtual NetVConnection *get_netvc() const;
  virtual bool is_first_transaction() const;
  virtual in_port_t get_outbound_port() const;
  virtual IpAddr get_outbound_ip4() const;
  virtual IpAddr get_outbound_ip6() const;
  virtual void set_outbound_port(in_port_t port);
  virtual void set_outbound_ip(const IpAddr &new_addr);
  virtual bool is_outbound_transparent() const;
  virtual void set_outbound_transparent(bool flag);

  virtual void set_session_active();
  virtual void clear_session_active();

  virtual bool get_half_close_flag() const;
  virtual bool is_chunked_encoding_supported() const;

  // Returns true if there is a request body for this request
  virtual bool has_request_body(int64_t content_length, bool is_chunked_set) const;

  /// Non-Virtual Methods
  //
  const char *get_protocol_string();
  int populate_protocol(std::string_view *result, int size) const;
  const char *protocol_contains(std::string_view tag_prefix) const;

  /// Non-Virtual Accessors
  //
  bool is_transparent_passthrough_allowed();
  void set_half_close_flag(bool flag);

  bool debug() const;

  APIHook *hook_get(TSHttpHookID id) const;
  HttpAPIHooks const *feature_hooks() const;
  bool has_hooks() const;

  HostResStyle get_host_res_style() const;
  void set_host_res_style(HostResStyle style);

  const IpAllow::ACL &get_acl() const;

  ProxySession *get_proxy_ssn();
  PoolableSession *get_server_session() const;
  HttpSM *get_sm() const;

  // This function must return a non-negative number that is different for two in-progress transactions with the same proxy_ssn
  // session.
  //
  void set_rx_error_code(ProxyError e);
  void set_tx_error_code(ProxyError e);

  bool support_sni() const;

  /// Variables
  //
  HttpSessionAccept::Options upstream_outbound_options; // overwritable copy of options

protected:
  ProxySession *_proxy_ssn = nullptr;
  HttpSM *_sm              = nullptr;
  IOBufferReader *_reader  = nullptr;

private:
};

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// INLINE

inline bool
ProxyTransaction::is_transparent_passthrough_allowed()
{
  return upstream_outbound_options.f_transparent_passthrough;
}
inline bool
ProxyTransaction::is_chunked_encoding_supported() const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->is_chunked_encoding_supported() : false;
}
inline void
ProxyTransaction::set_half_close_flag(bool flag)
{
  if (_proxy_ssn) {
    _proxy_ssn->set_half_close_flag(flag);
  }
}

inline bool
ProxyTransaction::get_half_close_flag() const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->get_half_close_flag() : false;
}

// What are the debug and hooks_enabled used for?  How are they set?
// Just calling through to proxy session for now
inline bool
ProxyTransaction::debug() const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->debug() : false;
}

inline APIHook *
ProxyTransaction::hook_get(TSHttpHookID id) const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->hook_get(id) : nullptr;
}

inline HttpAPIHooks const *
ProxyTransaction::feature_hooks() const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->feature_hooks() : nullptr;
}

inline bool
ProxyTransaction::has_hooks() const
{
  return _proxy_ssn->has_hooks();
}

inline ProxySession *
ProxyTransaction::get_proxy_ssn()
{
  return _proxy_ssn;
}

inline PoolableSession *
ProxyTransaction::get_server_session() const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->get_server_session() : nullptr;
}

inline HttpSM *
ProxyTransaction::get_sm() const
{
  return _sm;
}

inline const char *
ProxyTransaction::get_protocol_string()
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->get_protocol_string() : nullptr;
}

inline int
ProxyTransaction::populate_protocol(std::string_view *result, int size) const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->populate_protocol(result, size) : 0;
}

inline const char *
ProxyTransaction::protocol_contains(std::string_view tag_prefix) const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->protocol_contains(tag_prefix) : nullptr;
}

inline bool
ProxyTransaction::support_sni() const
{
  return _proxy_ssn ? _proxy_ssn->support_sni() : false;
}

inline void
ProxyTransaction::set_active_timeout(ink_hrtime timeout_in)
{
  if (_proxy_ssn) {
    _proxy_ssn->set_active_timeout(timeout_in);
  }
}

inline void
ProxyTransaction::set_inactivity_timeout(ink_hrtime timeout_in)
{
  if (_proxy_ssn) {
    _proxy_ssn->set_inactivity_timeout(timeout_in);
  }
}

inline void
ProxyTransaction::cancel_inactivity_timeout()
{
  if (_proxy_ssn) {
    _proxy_ssn->cancel_inactivity_timeout();
  }
}

inline void
ProxyTransaction::cancel_active_timeout()
{
  if (_proxy_ssn) {
    _proxy_ssn->cancel_active_timeout();
  }
}

// See if we need to schedule on the primary thread for the transaction or change the thread that is associated with the VC.
// If we reschedule, the scheduled action is returned.  Otherwise, NULL is returned
inline Action *
ProxyTransaction::adjust_thread(Continuation *cont, int event, void *data)
{
  NetVConnection *vc   = this->get_netvc();
  EThread *this_thread = this_ethread();
  if (vc && vc->thread != this_thread) {
    if (vc->thread->is_event_type(ET_NET)) {
      return vc->thread->schedule_imm(cont, event, data);
    } else { // Not a net thread, take over this thread
      vc->thread = this_thread;
    }
  }
  return nullptr;
}


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1 oz Copper Eagle Round New | SilverTowne
1-15	 $1.69	 $1.71	 $1.76
16-96	 $1.49	 $1.51	 $1.55
97-399	 $1.34	 $1.35	 $1.40
400+	 $1.19	 $1.20	 $1.24
The Founding Fathers of the United States of America selected the bald eagle as the official emblem of the new nation. The bald eagle was chosen for its majesty, longevity, and power, all factors that the Founding Fathers hoped would be bestowed upon the American people as time went on. Today, you have the opportunity to purchase 1 oz Copper Eagle Rounds online at Provident Metals.
Arrives with an individual flip, a mint tube of 16, or a box of 400 rounds!
Powerful gaze of the American bald eagle depicted!
Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.
The obverse features the head of an American bald eagle gazing to the distance.
On the reverse is another bald eagle, this one featured in mid-flight.
The bald eagle is a massive bird of prey found on the North American continent and is part of the sea eagle species. The bald eagle has two known subspecies and exists as a species pair with the white-tailed eagle. You can find the bald eagle throughout most of Alaska, Canada, the contiguous United States, and the northern states of Mexico.
The obverse side of 1 oz Copper Eagle Rounds comes with two of the most important American symbols. In the foreground is the head of an American bald eagle with its focused, powerful gaze scanning the horizon as it looks to the left. The background field includes the American flag. Known as Old Glory and the Stars and Stripes, the American flag has alternating red and white stripes numbering 13 in all to represent the original colonies. The upper-left has a field of blue with 50 white stars in its modern version to represent all of the current states in the Union.
On the reverse side of 1 oz Copper Eagle Rounds, you will find a common design element. This vision depicts the American bald eagle in mid-flight with its back to the viewer and its wings spread wide as its talons reach out below its body. There are also initials of USA on this side with a single star and the SilverTowne pick ax mint mark at the bottom.
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Summer is never subtle about it's arrival. It always jumps out of a forgotten corner, on some deceivingly mild Tuesday morning, and throws shorts, skirts, and dresses at my pale legs.
This free-spirited, happy salad will leave you feeling just as free-spirited and happy. It's loaded with juicy grape tomatoes, salty Kalamata olives, leafy baby spinach (Popeye was onto something), and creamy feta. And unlike some pastas, orzo isn't burdened down by too much starchiness.
If spring came in the form of a salad, this would be it. And spring should work with you, not against you, when it comes to preparing for her dramatic, spotlight-stealing sibling, summer.
Cook the orzo pasta according to directions on package. Drain and rise with cold water. Leave the cool orzo in the colander and allow the water to drain as you prepare the dressing.
In a small mixing bowl, vigorously whisk the olive oil, lemon juice, balsamic vinegar, and salt together until well combined. If not using immediately, cover and refrigerate.
Transfer the orzo pasta to a large serving bowl. Add the spinach, feta, olives, tomatoes, and prepared dressing. Toss until everything is evenly distributed. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.
This is my kind of salad - perfect for a light, almost summer meal!
A gorgeous dish! I am a big fan of orzo.
Your salad looks great! I seem to be putting feta in all my savory dishes these days.
And for me, the key to baking and not gaining twenty pounds is to give most of it away too. All I really need is a sweet taste, and then I'll pass the rest along.
Here in Georgia summer comes on like a tidal wave - you can see it coming a mile away and suddenly it hits and you're still stuck thinking man I wasn't ready for that!
This is a salad with my name all over it. I'm 6 weeks away from a week in Las Vegas for Liv's Nationals, and I'm certain that means swim suit. I'm pushing those sugary treats away too in place of salads like these. I might even add quinoa in place of the orzo! (Though anything with orzo is a hit with me).
As for summer jumping out at us... it doesn't do that here. It teases us, then it goes back behind the eternal marine layer that sits over San Diego for about 6 weeks. And yes... I get pale!
:O where the sugar at?!
i feel you on the pale legs - which i still manage to have despite living in southern california! that salad looks so fresh and vibrant, i definitely will be making it for lunch soon!


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samedi, 10 août 2019
Religious Slaughter in Europe : Consumer Deception and DialRel's Failure
24 octobre 2010 par Halal - DIALREL - stunning - Ritual slaughter - Kosher - English
( français )
Hanen REZGUI (ASIDCOM, France), Joe M. Regenstein (Cornell University, USA), Abdel' Aziz Di-Spigno (ASIDCOM, France)
The industrialization of farming and slaughter of animals has led to the emergence of new forms of abuse against food animals. From birth until slaughter, the animal is often seen as a source of raw materials. And when we read the governmental animal welfare regulations or hear the claims of certain institutionalized animal protection organizations, we wonder why animals are at times poorly treated by those who are supposedly responsible for them.
The know-how of the peasant and the manual handling of animals are disappearing gradually, giving up their place to more and more automatic handling that may or may not be appropriate from the animal welfare point of view. Similarly, the slaughter houses are encouraged to use slaughter techniques that allow for the development of larger private industrial abattoirs that often fail in Europe to be humane for the animals, including at times the need for excessive transportation. But some consumers prefer small abattoirs or local structures to respond to their specific needs.
This paper is meant to clarify a misunderstanding by consumers in general about the cruelty that can be inflicted on animals following the industrialization of animal farming and slaughter. To this reality, the deception of Muslim consumer and its religious authorities has beenadded in the past several decades. While animal welfare groups in Europe claim that stunning causes the death of the animal, a fact which suits the industry by allowing them to increase line speeds ; it is announced publically to consumers that stunning is assuredly reversible (report of l'Académie Vétérinaire de France).. However, often the conditions used for stunning when the religious authorities are present are different from those actually used in production, under working conditions in the meat industry.
We present data on the minimum amperage recommended by the OIE, the WHO's animal health organization, for electrical stunning. Consumers or the religious authorities can check for themselves the actual effects of stunning as it might be practiced by those following the OIE recommendations.
Species Minimum intensity of stunning applied to the head only
Cattle 1.5 amps
Calves (cattle aged less than 6 months) 1.0 amps
Pigs 1.25 amps
Sheep and Goats 1.0 amps
Lambs 0.7 amps
Ostrich 0.4 amps
Species Minimum intensity (in milliamps per bird)
Broilers 100mA
Laying hens 100 mA
Turkeys 150 mA
Ducks and Geeses 130 mA
Minimum intensity (in milliamps per bird)
Frequency (Hz) Chickens Turkeys
<200 Hz 100mA 250mA
from 200 to 400 Hz 150mA 400mA
from 400 to 1500 Hz 200mA 400mA
But note that these currents are far from being actually used by the industry producing halal meat, and especially for poultry. This fact is substantiated by the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) in a report entitled : "Proposal for a council regulation on the protection of animals at the moment of killing" :
"Poultry : Use of high frequency alternating current and/or pulsed direct current for water bath stunning.
The first water bath stunners used alternating current at a frequency of 50 Hz since this is the frequency delivered by the electricity providers. However, due to meat quality problems (blood splashes, broken bones) it appears that some slaughterhouses have been using either a higher frequency (e.g. 400 Hz) of alternating current or pulsed direct current. Scientists have pointed out that increasing the frequency of alternate current or using pulsed direct current may decrease the effectiveness of the stunning with animals being immobilised while being submitted to painful electrical shocks instead of being stunned. " page 75, report on europa.eu web site
The issue of religious slaughter of halal meat is immersed in a mix of politics and socio-economic considerations. The economics require that religious slaughter be no different from conventional slaughter in Europe for reasons of profitability (and also at the expense of good working conditions for employees), which is significantly higher when using these methods versus a religious slaughter in accordance with the precepts of Islam and of Judaism. As for politics, Europe wants to serve these two large markets while not being respectful of their needs. Yet Europe is not ready to acknowledge that Muslim identity is now a part of Europe's human heritage and richness. Finally, from the social point of view, there are attempts to manipulate public opinion using "bad science". Thus the Muslim (or Jewish) religious slaughter is brought forward in Europe as an infringement of animal welfare based on an assumption of Western Enlightenment that cannot accept the idea that traditional practices might actually be as good as or better than stunning based on the unproven assumptions about stunning that have become part of the religious belief of secular rationalism.
One example is the DialRel project of the EU, which has mainly consisted of a monologue from the scientific community, with a lack of respect and input from the religious communities. Many of its reports are now published on DialRel's official website and falsely represent the idea of dialog.
The advantages and benefits of religious slaughter are not properly considered by the reports of DialRel. Instead, it equates the opposition to stunning by consumers and religious authorities as a rejection of scientific progress, even as they misuse the science and violate some of the key principles of scientific reasoning, such as presenting enough information to permit the experiment and data collection to be repeated.
The religious view of animal welfare is considered to be idealistic as it is considered incompatible with the industrialization of slaughter of animals by some authors of the DialRel reports. But we know that the five freedoms recognized recently for animals in our Western societies, are in fact the rights that Islam gave to animals fourteen centuries ago and are incorporated in Judaic text, the absence of a so-called dialogue can only be confirmed by the failure to recognize these basic religious standards.
The animal must be "free from thirst, hunger and unfit food ", "free of physical and thermal discomfort", "free from pain, injury and disease", "free from anxiety and chronic stress" and "free to express their natural behavior." these five freedoms, when they are respected, guarantee animal welfare from birth until after it is slaughtered according to Muslim and Jewish religious practices.
Scientific studies that confirm at least equality between religious slaughter and other slaughter methods, in terms of animal welfare, are considered biased by the authors of the DialRel reports or their conclusions are simply and deliberately ignored.
Their "Guide to good practices during religious slaughter" refers to observations at undescribed industrial slaughter sites that may in fact have poor animal welfare and be inconsistent with the goals of halal and kosher slaughter. Moreover, the most recent studies on unstunned slaughter from New Zealand have been criticized by Dr. Temple Grandin, probably the most recognized animal welfare expert in the world, in a paper published on her website.
The "Guide to good practices during religious slaughter" focuses on the act of animal slaughter, while animal welfare, as we recall, depends much more on the treatment received by the animal during handling prior to the cut itself. Unfortunately, the numerous investigations carried out by DialRel in slaughterhouses in Europe cannot be taken seriously because they focused on time of slaughter, while neglecting the rest of the process.
Moreover, we note that the report suggested stunning animal as a remedy for an extension of consciousness, without addressing the fact that we must seek the causes of such an extension to avoid it for other animals, although the assumption behind that concern that a slow death is a poor death is an assumption that remains highly questionable.
DialRel, rather than working in the context of religious requirements sets out to impose its own new form of slaughter. This is the only justification for the absence of any steps towards improving the conditions of religious slaughter and to developing new systems to enable it to meet the requirements of industrial production in terms of speed, ignoring the work of Temple Grandin, which has led to high speed plants in North America that meet the highest animal welfare requirements.
Reversible stunning does not guarantee that the animal is alive at the time of the cut, and we have no way to verify the continuity of the life of an animal once stunned, especially on industrial production chains with their high speeds. The solution to verify that the stunned animal's heart is beating before cutting or by observing the flow of blood after cutting in an industrial context is not practical.
« Post-cut stunning is intended to hasten the death of the animal ; it is not reversible and NOT accepted by almost all of the Muslim community. Post-cut stunning is not used in the UK (MHS report, 2003). A pre-requisite for halal slaughter is that the animal should die from the cut and not from a blow or other physical action. Post-slaughter stunning does not, therefore, meet the Dhabah criteria. Inclusion and consideration of the religious requirements for slaughter, as stated above, would have made that obvious » (Shuja Shafi, Chair, Food Standards Committee, The Muslim Council of Britain, August 2010).
The French Muslim community was not represented in this project although France has the largest Muslim EU community. The only french Muslim participant (the certification body AVS) that tried to be involved in Dialrel, has indicated its disappointment with the direction of the project with a press release it issued on its website (2010 March, http://www.halal-avs.com/).
The failure of Dialrel to promote and participate in open dialogue should not deter consumers and religious leaders from continuing to work to improve religious slaughter. They are expected to take responsibility for promoting development and improving the practice of religious slaughter with respect to animal welfare, religious requirements, and the consumer specific needs of Jewish and Muslims citizens of Europe.
DIALREL recommendations : comments of Pr Regenstein
Report : the welfare of animals is one of the core messages of both the Jewish and Islamic religions.
Interview with Dr. Joe M. Regenstein : "A live worth living"
Discriminatory amendment : opinion of Professor Regenstein
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An unsettling new scam has emerged where victims get a text begging for help, but when they call back they are subjected to a very distressing recording.
A strange text message scam making the rounds has alarmed a number of recipients.
Multiple people have reported receiving a concerning text message from an unknown number asking for urgent emergency assistance.
According to ScamWatch, when people call the number they are met with a confronting recording.
In the recording, multiple voices can be heard saying "hello" and "are you OK" before the message turns into verbal abuse and swearing.
"This is a new and emerging issue," ScamWatch said in a statement.
The organisation is urging people not to respond to these messages.
Richmond Police District recently released a warning about the messages after a Ballina resident reported receiving the alarming text.
The resident told police when they called the number the recording of swearing went on for "well over five minutes".
"It would appear the recording is of reactions to the message when no one answers," the police Facebook post read.
The post warned it could be a way of collecting mobile phone numbers as there doesn't seem to be any monetary gain involved.
Other victims have taken to social media to warn others about the scam.
One woman claimed she called the number "only to get an earful of abuse".
Others claimed they had received multiple text messages from numbers they didn't recognise, along with missed calls.
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Anyone who receives this type of message is being urged not to reply and to block the number.


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AL ASSAD: MANY OF THE MOST SAVAGE TERRORISTS IN SYRIA COMING FROM EUROPE
smmsyria / March 14, 2017
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says many of the most brutal terror kingpins who have come to Syria during its six-year-old conflict have come from Europe, blaming the continent for the phenomenon.
"Many of the most savage leaders of al-Qaeda in Syria, whether ISIS or al-Nusra, are coming from Europe," Assad said in a statement to Western media outlets.
ISIS is an English acronym for the Takfiri terrorist group of Daesh, which splintered from al-Qaeda in the 2000s and has been wreaking havoc in Syria over the past years. Al-Nusra Front, too, was al-Qaeda's branch in Syria before it claimed to have broken ranks with it and rebranded itself.
"We have so many fighters from the Arabic world, but their leaders are coming mainly from Europe," the Syrian president added.
The reason, he said, was that European countries had been marginalizing many people from certain echelons of the society and leaving them susceptible to inculcation by clerics preaching the radical ideology of Wahhabism.
"Especially in France…, they isolated these people and they allowed the Wahhabi clerics to come and infiltrate their mind, and this is where you are paying the price," Assad said, apparently referring to the many attacks staged across Europe over the past years by home-grown terrorists.
In another part of the statement, Assad differentiated between the role that is being played by Iran in Syria and that being played by Israel.
The Islamic Republic has been lending advisory support to the Syrian military in the face of terrorism. It has also been constructively contributing to the establishment of ceasefires over the country and political talks aimed at defusing the now-six-year-old conflict in the Arab country.
Israel has been carrying out air raids against Syrian-based targets on many occasions and has been offering medical treatment to the militants fighting Assad. Tel Aviv has also been entering Syrian territory to carry out spying operations.
'Embargoes work much the same way as terror'
Assad also reflected on the drive by the United States and its Western and regional allies to support anti-Damascus militants as well as on the US-led embargoes targeting Syria.
March 14, 2017 in Warring Sides. Tags: Assad, Europe, ISIS, Syria
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