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Recommended Book Club Books 2016
In response, an amazing group of BookTubers set up the DiverseAThon, a week-long book club that will take place every couple of months, and in which the only rule is to read as many diverse books as.
John Brown's Body Poem Stephen Vincent Benet –One of the most widely read poems of our time, John Brown's Body is Stephen Vincent Benet s masterful retelling of the Civil War. A book of great energy and sweep, it swings into view the entire course of that terrible and decisive war, lighting up the lives of soldiers, leaders, and civilians, North and
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Oprah's 10 Favorite Books from the Past Decade. There's a reason Oprah picked this for her Book Club in 2008—and that she gave audience members Post-it pens along with their copies. Subscribe to the live your best life newsletter Sign up for the oprah.com live your best life newsletter Get more stories like this delivered to your inbox.
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This holiday season, there are few better ways to give the gift of reading to a friend than a subscription to Book of the Month, the biggest book club you've never heard of. Each month a group of.
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Mbue's Behold the Dreamers was published in 2016. her club in 1996 and has helped dozens of books become best-sellers. Last year, she provided a major boost to Colson Whitehead's The Underground.
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It's one reason why he decided to launch a Facebook-based book club last year, with a reading list that focused. he ended the year with 23 selections in his A Year of Books reading group. "The.
On the group's Goodreads page, she gave some background on the purpose of the club, writing: As part of my work with UN Women, I have started reading as many books and. you'd best get your hands on.
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Colson Whitehead's The Underground Railroad is the newest Oprah's Book Club selection. "I think there's no better book for a time such as this," Oprah said on CBS This Morning. The novels of Colson.
. Goodreads just released its 2016 Goodreads Choice Awards, the only major book awards chosen by readers themselves. Goodreads users rated books that were published this year in a number of genres;.
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Buy Age Of Mythology Download Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Bankrupt Poetry Poems For Kids Sharon Ashley, a public library patron, won first prize in the adult category for her poem, "The Beauty of Spring." Carrie. A child experiences a poem not primarily as words a person is using, but as sounds a voice is making. In practice, this means
[The 10 best books of 2016] How do you get to be a blockbuster author. Karen Heller Karen Heller is national general features writer for Style. She joined The Washington Post in 2014, and reports.
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Are you interested in reading a spiritual book of the year 2016? Here the comprehensive list, in general, reading spiritual books brings great knowledge as well as it fills up my storehouse with ideas, ideals; through this, you can easily understand new spiritual practices. Overall, it is the best party around with large reserves of celebration; joy, etc. Spirituality may refer to an almost.
LibraryReads is a list of the top ten books published this month that librarians across the country love, along with reviews from the librarians.
Oprah Winfrey on Tuesday announced her latest book club selection: An American Marriage by Tayari Jones. which peaked at No. 17 on USA TODAY's Best-Selling Books list. In 2016, Winfrey's anointment.
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For the next time you get your bookish gang together, here are 13 general book club questions. books is finding out which parts of the book stuck out to other people, especially in terms of.
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Q: Deployment error ThemeLayout's label must be unique I am trying to use experience bundles in order to deploy communities from one sandbox to the other, so I retrieved the Experience, CustomSite and Network folder with package.xml in VSCode . But the deployment fails with the following error
So I tried , deducing the error and went to the individual json files, and changed the label from Customer Service to Customer Service Employer, Customer Service Admin and Customer Service Participant.( Considering all the communities are using the same theme i.e Customer Service)

Still I receive the same error !

Has anyone faced the same issue before?

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Some of us are wallowing in the love residue dripping into today from yesterday. Others of us are thrilled the mush and gush are over. Regardless of what you think of the holiday, we can at least be grateful that once a year it causes us to think about love.
Thank goodness love isn't relegated to a holiday that only comes once a year. Love is one of the basic needs of life in addition to air, food, water, clothing and safety. To say we don't need love is only to try and fool ourselves (because we sure aren't fooling anyone else!). Love is critical to our survival as human beings.
We can make too much of love. Love isn't a feeling, it's an act of the will that is often inconvenient, expensive and may not always be appreciated (just ask God if all the love he has showered on us has been reciprocated).
Just because Valentine's is over doesn't mean we're done with lovin'!
So… Let the love linger and don't rush too fast past our yearly reminder.
Do an act of love that isn't convenient.
Do an act of love that costs you something.
Do an act of love knowing it might not be appreciated.
Offer a word of grace instead of judgment.
Offer a word of forgiveness instead of condemnation.
Offer a word of hope instead of criticism.
For me, that's not only a good idea because we'd all like to be on the receiving end of love. It's a good idea because we've already all been on the receiving end of love - whether we've appreciated it or not.
So, here's to God, who by sending Jesus demonstrated his love for us even before we asked for it and whether or not we would ever appreciate it (Romans 5:8) … May we respond out of that love with love today - the day after.


This heavily modified EK Civic Type-R has just reset the front-wheel drive lap record at Tsukuba circuit in Japan. Weighing just 750 kg (1650lbs), this rocket-powered roller skate uses a 275 ps (270hp) tuned B-series engine. Said engine is paired to a close-ratio transmission, prepared by ATS, with their limited slip differential. The aero, including the aggressive splitter, with block off plates and dive planes; the rear wing and the diffuser have been prepared by Garage Work, a Japanese tuning shop. That wing is a Techno Pro GT wing, everything else is one-off and custom-made.
It may seem outlandish, but there is no denying the effectiveness. This EK4 smashes the mythical 60 second barrier for Tsukuba, turning an eye-popping 57.580 second lap. Meaning that this EK is the fastest front-wheel drive around Tsukuba, not bad for 270 horsepower.
SpeedHunters covered a previous Garage Work EK Civic that appears to be forebear of this car. Telling are the aerodynamic changes to the car since then. This latest iteration has a smoother aerodynamic profile, with more blocked off frontal area. Equally telling is the difference in the lap times. It seems that Garage Work prepares their hot Hondas for privateers, so perhaps the loose nut behind the wheel is the larger factor here. Either way you you look at it, this is one seriously fast EK.


What can you expect at TreeZone?
It's an exhilarating, nature-based adventure that usually lasts about 1-1.5 hours.
There are balance beams, crazy crossings, Tarzan swings, and a monster zip-wire ride suspended from wires, high up in trees.
There are 34 different challenges at TreeZone Aviemore and 28 at TreeZone Loch Lomond that you face on your journey through the forest canopy.
On arrival at the TreeZone Cabin, you'll be welcomed by our friendly staff and taken through a quick briefing process, to make sure you understand what's ahead of you and what do if you get stuck. You'll also be kitted out with the relevant safety equipment.
Then it's the fun bit!
The TreeCreeper is where everyone starts their adventure with up to 12 fun crossings at around 20 feet (6m) above the forest floor. The Treecreeper allows you to get your head into gear as you progress around the challenges, growing in confidence as you go.
The Buzzard courses are for those that are happy to proceed to the more challenging elements of the course as it rises up to almost 40 feet (12m) above the ground in places. With up to another 22 testing challenges ahead, this really gets the adrenaline flowing.
TreeZone is a fun-packed and unique nature-based experience.
It is challenging and thrilling yet no experience or specific skills are required.
It is safe and confidence-building with staff on hand to help out whenever required.
It provides a great bonding experience for families, friends or colleagues while out getting some much needed fresh air.
Once you're finished you'll make your way back to The Cabin to return your equipment and at that point you have the chance to buy some TreeZone Goodies.
We also encourage our customers to go away and spend a minute or two giving some feedback on Tripadvisor. We love to hear about customer experiences and what's even better is when we see photos on our Facebook page.
What else can you expect? A great time!


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Q: Get records between two dates from a DB table without a timestamp column incrementally I am having a table a which don't have timestamp column:
its having data like:
 name     city
------  ------
 Deepak  Pune
 amit    Mumbai
 raj     Chennai

now on a next day, we have below data:
    name    city
   -----  ------
   Deepak  Chennai
   amit    Mumbai
   raj     Chennai
   vikas   Panjab

now  I want to find those records which are modified or inserted or deleted.
for ex:
        name    city
       -----  ------
       Deepak  Chennai (updated from pune to Chennai)
       amit    Mumbai
       raj     Chennai
       vikas   Panjab   (Inserted new record)
but I don't want to compare as table has many columns because there are many columns and billion records.
that's why I want to pick records between two timstamp, So I come to know which are modified.
So O/P:
name  City
---- ------
Deepak Chennai
vikas  Panjab

Please suggest what I need to use..

A: As i understand your requirements.You have one table  like users with data
Name Null? Type
---- ----- ------------
NAME       VARCHAR2(10)
CITY       VARCHAR2(10)

NAME    CITY
----    -----
raj     chennai
deepak  pune
amit    mubai
vikas   punjab

you can use this . it may help you.
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT u.*,ROWNUM FROM users u ORDER BY ROWNUM DESC)
WHERE ROWNUM=1;

The result will be like this
 NAME     CITY   ROWNUM
 -----    -----  -----
 vikas    punjab   4


If you have been in an unfortunate accident at work that causes you injury it is important to know that you have the right to file a Worker's Compensation claim. This is a form of insurance that provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured in the course of employment.
As an employee, if you are injured on the job, you are entitled to receive a certain recovery, based upon fixed maximums, which are set on a state-by-state basis. Employers are required to have Worker's Compensation insurance and both employer and employee give up some legal rights.
You have the right to receive a portion of your pay while you are in the process of healing or while you are on restrictions from your doctor.
There is the potential to receive a lump sum for any disability sustained from a work-related injury. However, this would hinder on the decision of a judge. Worker's Compensation was designed as a way to avoid the courtrooms. As the employee, you give up the right to go to court and sue the employer but you are entitled to receive a certain recovery based on the maximums set by the state you live in.
If you are having issues with your claim, you may need the help of an attorney to get the medical care you need or to get your wages while you are off work, especially if you are filing for disability.
It is imperative that you give notice to your employer immediately or if the injury is caused over time, report it has soon as you find out it is work related, and file your claim right away. Once you file your Worker's Compensation claim, you will want to see a doctor and bring your claim to the office. You will want to participate in any treatment prescribed and if it is at all possible, return to work as soon as you can. By returning to work, even if it is a light-duty job, you are more likely to recover and earn your pre-injury salary.
When you are done with your treatment you may be requested to attend a mediation with your lawyer to review your healing progressions, and if applicable, evaluate your disability.
If you don't agree with the insurance company, the next phase may be a hearing where your attorney can submit evidence of your injury. Most likely, both your lawyer and the insurance company will have you see different doctors to give you a rating. The judge will carefully review the results and your case should come to a conclusion. If not, then you might be able to appeal.
As an employee, you are protected by law against unsafe working conditions. It is the responsibility of your employer to ensure a safe working environment and it is important that you are familiar with any safety hazards, be provided with the proper safety gear for the job (goggles, hard hat, gloves, etc.), be aware of OSHA laws, and are informed about any toxic chemicals you may be exposed to.
With knowledge and awareness, supervisors and workers minimize the risk for job-related injuries. OSHA has a set of laws and regulations in place to ensure that all safety precautions are being utilized. You can read about them here as they speak of personal protective equipment, safety management of highly hazardous chemicals, and other workplace hazards.
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I'm looking to set up a VPN on either Linode or Digital Ocean. I would rate my knowledge level on VPNs as basic.
Question about resources (assume that bandwidth is not an issue): What is more important, CPU cycles or RAM? (I would think RAM, but as I mentioned I'm a novice with regard to VPN configuration and operation).
A lot of the answers you need depend on how many users. If it's just you with a couple of devices, that's one thing. . . . you, plus your possy, plus a small start-up a friend of yours started, plus all of the folks in this small business that your roommate from college started. .. that's another thing!
Sorry that should be VPS, not VPN (tired, been talking too many acronyms today).
* It is just for me.
* I like the freedom to work from various locations — cabins in the mountains, beach condo, etc.
> * It is just for me.
> mountains, beach condo, etc.
You also could just purchase a DYNDNS (dynamic Dns) and set up the server on a VM. DYN has a nice service (ddclient) that runs in the background of Debian derived servers every n seconds and updates the dns records. I use it for my vpn and it works great. Then I have a series of VPS' on a free ESXI 6.5 license.
>> - It is just for me.
>> mountains, beach condo, etc.
> You also could just purchase a DYNDNS (dynamic Dns) and set up the server on a VM. DYN has a nice service (ddclient) that runs in the background of Debian derived servers every n seconds and updates the dns records. I use it for my vpn and it works great. Then I have a series of VPS' on a free ESXI 6.5 license.
firewall to allow Lisa to connect from. I believe that was her purpose.
I know with PfSense you can setup a script that updates firewall entries when DynDNS updates.
neither of those things helps Lisa's situation.
OpenVPN will silently drop non-signed packets, and if it's signed with the key, then your client must also present a valid client certificate signed by the server's CA.
Once connected, you can connect to the server as if on your local LAN.
3) Additionally, could just setup the ssh server to only allow RSA/DSA authentication, then disable password logins, and enable login for one specific user -yourself.


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Briaucourt ist eine Gemeinde im französischen Département Haute-Saône in der Region Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.

Geographie
Briaucourt liegt auf einer Höhe von 238 m über dem Meeresspiegel, zehn Kilometer westlich von Luxeuil-les-Bains und etwa 24 Kilometer nordnordöstlich der Stadt Vesoul (Luftlinie). Das Dorf erstreckt sich im nördlichen Teil des Departements, am nördlichen Rand der Talebene der Lanterne.

Die Fläche des  km² großen Gemeindegebiets umfasst einen Abschnitt der leicht gewellten Landschaft im Bereich der Lanterne. Von Osten nach Westen wird das Gebiet von der Alluvialniederung der Lanterne durchquert, die für die Entwässerung zur Saône sorgt. In der Talaue zeichnet der Fluss zahlreiche Windungen, bildet kleine Flussinseln und besitzt naturnahe Uferpartien. Die Talebene liegt auf durchschnittlich 235 m und weist eine Breite von rund zwei Kilometern auf. Sie wird teils landwirtschaftlich genutzt, teils ist sie mit Auenwald bestanden. Bei Briaucourt erhält die Lanterne Zufluss von der Rôge.

Südlich der Lanterne leitet eine ungefähr 40 m hohe Geländestufe zum Plateau des Bois de Briaucourt über (bis 285 m). Es ist aus Buntsandstein der Untertrias aufgebaut und wird durch die Talmulden kurzer Seitenbäche der Lanterne untergliedert. Nach Nordwesten erstreckt sich das Gemeindeareal auf die Anhöhen des Bois du Chanoi (276 m) und des Haut de Molière, auf dem mit 294 m die höchste Erhebung von Briaucourt erreicht wird. Sie bestehen aus einer Wechsellagerung von sandig-mergeligen und kalkigen Sedimenten, die während der Lias (Unterjura) abgelagert wurden. Die nordwestliche Abgrenzung markiert die Semouse, die durch eine rund ein Kilometer breite Alluvialniederung fließt.

Nachbargemeinden von Briaucourt sind Dampierre-lès-Conflans, Plainemont und Ainvelle im Norden, Francalmont im Osten, Abelcourt und Velorcey im Süden sowie Conflans-sur-Lanterne im Westen.

Geschichte
Erstmals urkundlich erwähnt wird Briaucourt im Jahr 1152. Im Mittelalter gehörte das Dorf zur Freigrafschaft Burgund und darin zum Gebiet des Bailliage d'Amont. Die lokale Herrschaft hatte das Kloster Luxeuil inne, dessen Abt Briaucourt 1340 mit einer Mauer umgeben ließ. Zusammen mit der Franche-Comté gelangte der Ort mit dem Frieden von Nimwegen 1678 definitiv an Frankreich.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Die Dorfkirche Saint-Laurent wurde im 18. Jahrhundert (Chorraum und Kapelle) sowie im 19. Jahrhundert (Schiff) erneuert. Sie beherbergt einen Altar aus dem 17. Jahrhundert, Mobiliar und Gemälde aus dem 18. Jahrhundert. Der Calvaire stammt aus dem 16. Jahrhundert. Nordöstlich des Dorfes steht ein ehemaliges Herrschaftshaus.

Bevölkerung

Mit  Einwohnern () gehört Briaucourt zu den kleinen Gemeinden des Département Haute-Saône. Nachdem die Einwohnerzahl in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts deutlich abgenommen hatte (1901 wurden noch 471 Personen gezählt), wurden seit Beginn der 1960er Jahre nur noch geringe Schwankungen verzeichnet.

Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur
Briaucourt war bis weit ins 20. Jahrhundert hinein ein vorwiegend durch die Landwirtschaft (Ackerbau, Obstbau und Viehzucht) und die Forstwirtschaft geprägtes Dorf. Heute gibt es einige Betriebe des lokalen Kleingewerbes, darunter ein Kunstschmiede- und ein Stickereiatelier. In den letzten Jahrzehnten hat sich das Dorf zu einer Wohngemeinde gewandelt. Viele Erwerbstätige sind deshalb Wegpendler, die in den größeren Ortschaften der Umgebung ihrer Arbeit nachgehen.

Die Ortschaft liegt abseits der größeren Durchgangsachsen an einer Departementsstraße, die von Luxeuil-les-Bains nach Conflans-sur-Lanterne führt. Weitere Straßenverbindungen bestehen mit Ainvelle und Abelcourt.

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Ersterwähnung 1152

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Fed's Bullard: Rate Cut 'May Be Warranted Soon'
St. Louis Fed leader says a rate cut could bring desired boost in inflation
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard speaking at a public lecture in Singapore October 8, 2018.Photo: edgar su/Reuters
By Michael S. Derby
Updated June 3, 2019 3:26 pm ET
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard said on Monday that a lowering of the central bank's short-term rate target "may be warranted soon."
The Fed "faces an economy that is expected to grow more slowly going forward, with some risk that the slowdown could be sharper than expected due to ongoing global trade regime uncertainty," Mr. Bullard said in materials prepared for a presentation in Chicago.

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Ever ask that question? Why is this happening in my family? Why would a young person take their life? Why is a child's life ended? Well, the questions could go on and on with different situations. Why does one human being think they have the right to sell another human being?
There is evil in this world and bad things are going to happen. Maybe like me you have sat down and tried processing, but still at times just can't wrap your mind around the tragedy. Yet deep down we know God is sovereign and He makes no mistakes! God tells us your ways are not my ways and your thoughts are not my thoughts. Sometimes all we can do is sit quietly. No words because there are none that would make sense at the time. We all know God sees the whole picture not just the present, but at that moment, even if just for a little while, that truth eludes us as the pain is so great we feel we will break.
God is holding us through that pain. And by His grace, if we are His child, we remember He is our refuge, our comforter, and healer. The comfort is immediate while the healing may take a while. We may struggle just to hold on for a time, then the truth that God never leaves us rises to the top. And in the midst of the pain we say thank you for not letting go of me.
We have no idea what you may be going through at this time, but we do know that we all belong to and serve a Holy God who does not forget His people. If you do not know Jesus, this article will probably not make any sense to you. Life is hard and I cannot imagine doing it apart from Jesus.
If you have questions about what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus please contact one of us on the WM Team, your pastor, or someone you respect who you know is walking with Jesus. It truly is the most important decision you will ever make. Being His child doesn't mean a life with no hardships or hurts, but it does mean you now have God tenderly and with compassion walking with you each step of the way. We must choose Him and surrender and trust all His promises are true.


Greg McClymont, the Pensions Minister in the coalition government, has produced an interesting report on an academic study of longevity. It was Mr McClymont who, when asked in an interview what if anything kept him awake at night, replied "Andy Murray's second serve".
The conclusion reached by the academics is that longevity is being significantly underestimated and that many people will need to review their financial provision for retirement.
History suggests that life expectancy has risen in a straight line since the year 1800, and current estimates of an average life span in developed countries range between the ages of 80 and 85. However, the academics concluded that a child born today is likely to live to the age of 100.
The assumption that lives will follow the sequence of education, work and retirement is being called into question, and a more fluid progression is envisaged, partly as a result of individuals demanding greater flexibility in the way they work. People no longer expect to have a job for life, but instead to change jobs several times.
Meanwhile, the increased use of technology is not only relieving workers of more mundane tasks, but is also assisting them to work for themselves. The legal profession is seeing a marked growth in the number of 'virtual' law firms, consisting of self-employed lawyers working under an administrative umbrella, at times to suit themselves. This is proving particularly attractive to women lawyers wishing to combine work and parental responsibilities.
Equally technology is equipping individuals to keep on working beyond traditional perceptions of retirement age. The stoic politician Gordon Brown once adapted the quotation "I have seen the future and it works" to say "I have seen the future and it is work".
With ever-increasing longevity, financial planning will rightly come to be seen as more important than financial advice in maintaining savers' standards of living.
To find out more, please contact one of our advisers.


Chip Gaylor, Veronica Brandon-Miller, Drayton Saunders and Dean Crowley will be recognized by Leadership Sarasota County.
Earlier this month, the Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce recognized the area's top small businesses.
The Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce recently announced the winners of this year's Frank G. Berlin, Sr. Small Business Awards.
The Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce is hosting its third annual State of Jobs Conference on Thursday, Oct. 27.
The Sarasota Chamber honors its 2016 top small businesses.
Norm Gollub, Sarasota's downtown economic development coordinator, is leaving that position, having accepted a new job in Tacoma, Washington.
Businesspeople mingle at The Greater Sarasota Chamber's Hob Nob at Ed Smith Stadium.
Winners will be honored Friday, June 3.
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Comprising a patchwork of grassland, wetland and woodland with both scrub and a scattering of mature trees, the ecology of the park reflects the underlying millstone grit geology of the Chevin escarpment. The different habitats vary with altitude, soil chemistry, and management. The prime soil is slowly permeable, seasonally wet, acid loam and clay. Areas at the top of the slope are drier while areas at the base are more marshy giving the park an interesting mix of habitats and biodiversity that could be improved upon with good management. These different habitats support a range of plants and wildlife, largely due to its longevity as an intact area of undisturbed meadow and pasture, together with its strong links to other natural areas and wildlife corridors.
The past has shaped the park
The land has been pasture and meadow for centuries and even as Parkinson's Park it used to be maintained by grazing the cows from the Creskeld herd at Ings Lane farm.
Link for a pdf of the map https://friendsofparkinsonspark.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/geology-panel.pdf
1 Bottom of the Park – Wetland
The bottom of the Park is damper due to the natural springs. Here the plants indicate standing water and include Tufted hair grass Deschampsia cespitosa, Reed canary grass Phalaris arundinacea, Hairy sedge Carex hirtifolia, and Soft rush Juncus effusus; Teasel Dipsacus fullonum, Black Knapweed Centaurea nigra and Self-heal Prunella vulgaris also crop up in places.
The Bog Garden – The geology at the bottom of the Park, below Great Brow is mudstone overlain with boulder clay in an area where springs emerge from the hillside – it's always been a boggy place. In 2016 the Friends of Parkinson's Park began a Bog Garden to support a variety of native wetland plants and wildlife
The 'bog' has been planted with
Devil's-bit Scabious (Succisa pratensis)
Lady's Smock (Cardamine pratensis)
Marsh Marigold (Caltha palustris)
Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria)
Purple Loostrife (Lythrum salicaria)
Ragged Robin (Lychnis flos-cuculi)
Water Avens (Geum rivale)
Water Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis scorpioides)
Yellow Flag Iris (Iris pseudacorus)
An increase in usage by the Common Frog and Smooth Newt is expected along with a range of water loving insects and birds.
2 Woodland and Mature Trees
The mixed broad-leafed wood has both planted trees eg Norway maple Acer platanoides and Horse-chestnut Aesculus hippocastanum, as well as self-seeded Birch Betula pendula and Oak Quercus robur. It supports shade loving plants including Wood anemone Anemone nemorosa, Lesser celandine Ficaria verna and native Bluebells Hyacinthoides non-scripta. The thicket on the slope to the north-west has trees which thrive in the wetter soil eg Goat and Great willow Salix spp.
The oldest trees in 2018 are the nearly 200 year old Sycamores on Crooked Lands, and the 100 year old Oaks on Clapper Brow. Together with the Scots Pine Pinus sylvestris in the copses, the mature trees provide a habitat for bats and owls which roost in their cracks and crevices and hunt over the grassland and hedgerows. There are roost records for pipistrelle bats in the area.
3. Hedges and Copses
The various hedges of Hawthorn Crataegus monogyna and Elder Sambucus nigra, around the Park offer a good habitat for birds and small mammals. A wide range of birds use the Park for breeding and hunting, whilst it is on the migration route for others such as Curlews Numenius arquata and Pink-footed geese Anser brachyrhynchus.
4. Wildflower Meadow
The grassland and open woodland support an abundance of invertebrates from butterflies and moths, to beetles, flies and bees. Species of note include small Skipper Thymelicus sylvestris, Ringlets Aphantopus hyperantus, Meadow brown Maniola jurtina and Burnet moths Zygaena sp. Meadow wildflowers are being increased to build up a nectar rich habitat in the south-west corner.
5. Community Orchard
A number of fruit trees, apple, pear and plum have been planted in the Park over the years, either singularly or in the community orchard. Some of the apple varieties planted include Red Devil, Ribston Pippin and Yorkshire Greening.
6. Hay Meadow
Across the flatter top and southern side of the Park semi-improved grassland reflects a more neutral soil and its past use as a hay meadow. The main grasses are Cocksfoot Dactylis glomerata, and Common bentgrass Agrostis capillaris, with some Red fescue Festuca rubra, Yorkshire fog Holcus lanatus, Timothy Phleum pratense and Field wood-rush Luzula campestris. Within the sward is a small but increasing range of herbs and wildflower species including Greater birdsfoot trefoil Lotus pedunculatus, Pignut Conopodium majus, Common knapweed Centaurea nigra, Great burnet Sanguisorba officinalis , Common sorrel Rumex acetosa, Cow parsley Anthriscus sylvestris, Vetches Vicia spp and Wild garlic Allium ursinum in the woodland area.
7. Drystone Walls
The walls around the park mostly date to the 17th, 18th centuries, with even older foundations in some cases. They are a refuge for the common lizard, toads and insects, especially where they offer basking sites along the south-west facing slop of Great Brow which catches the sun. They are also good for lichens and mosses.
8. Great Brow – Acid Grassland
The steep sloping grassland at the north of the Park overlooking Nethercliffe Crescent has an acidic moorland type soil; as a result its short sward of dominant Red fescue supports species such as Heath bedstraw Galium saxatile, Sheep fescue Festuca ovina, Sheep sorrel Rumex acetosella, and Wavy hair-grass Deschampsia flexuosa.
Bird spotting
There are a range of birds that inhabit the park, including some on the RSPB's red and amber lists. Species include starling Sturnus vulgaris, Green wood-pecker Picus viridis, Mistle thrush Turdus viscivorus, Kestrel Falco tinnunculus, House sparrow Passer domesticus, Robin Erithacus ribeccula, Blue tit Parus caerulus, Gold-finch Cardeulis cardeulis, Greenfinch Cardeulis chloris, Blackbird Turdus merula and Wren Troglodytes troglodytes.
Have a walk around the park and see what wildlife you can spot
Here is the list of plants found on the 28th October 2011 by the Wharfedale Naturalists Society – use it as a check list for how many species you can find.
For children we have put together an I-Spy Trail leaflet, which you can find here.
2 Responses to Ecology
MHS says:
Noting the possibility of the drystone walls being a habitat for lizards prompts me to add that, in rebuilding walls on various sites in the Chevin area, few days would go by without finding at least one toad within the body of the wall.
darren shepherd says:
As a resident of nethercliffe road and a keen ornithologist i would like to add a few more birds to the list.The rarest of the bunch in the past few years has been the successfull breeding of LITTLE RINGED PLOVER on the building site.Another wading bird that i suspect has bred is the OYSTERCATCHER.Another regular bird was REDSHANK.On to raptors now,the SPARROWHAWK has bred in the park,and RED KITE is now regular over the park.COMMON BUZZARD is seen occasionaly,along with PEREGRINE and HOBBY on a few occasions.Smaller passerines breeding include BULLFINCH,GOLDFINCH,HOUSE SPARROW,WILLOW WARBLER,CHIFFCHAFF,BLACKCAP,GARDEN WARBLER,WHITETHROAT(poss)LESSER WHITETHROAT(passage)GREY WAGTAIL,PIED WAGTAIL.All three hurundines hunt over the area and breed near by ,SWALLOW,HOUSE MARTIN,SAND MARTIN.One species that has been lost due to the demolition of the factory is the SWIFT but still breeds nearby on oxford road.It would be very beneficial if some sort of wetland area was created,possibly at the bottom of the sledging slope.There is also a lot more to post later.


I tried to create a very simple custom text by extending existing Textbox component. The component displayed correctly with bound value. The problem is, when I make change to the input, the browser does not fire onChange event to the server-side. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
<window title="Hello World!!" border="normal" width="300px"
I tried the same thing with Intbox and Combobox. They give me the same problem.
Hi chillworld. The system require me to wait for 2 days before I can add answer to my own question so I edit the question to put it.
binding_annotation_for_a_custom_component (I have not enough karma to post the link, please google it). I tried adding this annotation to the JpaTextbox class.
And it works for me. However, it would be very helpful if anyone could kindly explain me why the built-in component "org.zkoss.zul.Textbox" work well without having to have the binding definition in such form of annotation nor in lang.xml (I've looked in the definition of parent classes of Textbox also). Is it just because JpaTextbox is custom so it need different ceremony?
and your actual code of the component?
Try adding a <depends> element in your lang-addon.xml Since these bindings are defined in zkbind, you need to make sure that you wait until zkbind has modified the default textbox.
Thanks a lot, MDuchemin. It works for me and seems to be the direct hit to my problem.
Cool, then this makes sense. You were actually extending the default textbox before it received the binding instructions from parsing zkbind.jar.
Thank you for reminding me. I've marked it as solution.
Tested building with maven (shouldn't matter how packages are obtained), running on jetty. No issue for me. I can get the onChange event from the custom textbox without declaring Component annotations.
Thank you so much, chillworld, for your answer.
I checked for event firing from client the same way as you checked. In Chrome, "Inspect" then "network".
I found lang-addon.xml in zkbind-8.0.2.2.jar as you mentioned. I removed the Java annotation from JpaTextbox and added the XML annotation in my ownlang-addon.xml like you post above. It works also.
Is this the expected thing?
Below is the whole of my Gradle build file. I don't want to bother you too much so unless you are curious enough, please just ignore it.
zkspringmvc jar licence is GPL ?
Where can I find documentation (like ZK Developer's Reference) for ZK 8.0.2.2 ?


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Our hotel is within Bangkok's great shopping district, epitomized by the wonderful Pratunam market. Primarily a clothing market, most types of good are sold here and prices are extremely low compared to other places. The retailers here can be bargained with for a lower price than the starting price, and it gets cheaper as you buy more. There is both a day and a night market and both are usually teeming with people.
Located just around the corner from us, where bargain hunters should be ready to hunt for the best deals, Platinum Fashion Mall is a paradise for the latest accessories and fashion. If you prefer the luxurious shopping scene and department stores, Central World and Siam Paragon are a short walk away. MBK is probably the most popular department store in Bangkok for tourists. A trip here is a must as the variety and value of goods is unmatched in the city.
Centre Point is the perfect hotel at Pratunam for shopping of all types.
Our location in Pratunam is in one of the liveliest neighborhoods in Bangkok, located next to major department stores and eateries: Pratunam Shopping market, Siam Paragon, the famous Ko Aang Chicken Rice are all within walking distance. Take a look at our map which has all the major destinations marked out around our hotel, our neighborhood alone has more than enough for you to keep busy for your trip here. The hospitals are also marked out on the map in case of emergencies.
In our episode of 'Hi Bangkok', Centre Point takes you on a tour of Pratunam's Trio Market. We start at Morning Market for food, then follow-up with the Midday Market for clothing and apparel. Finally, it's on to the Night Market for souvenirs and entertainment. Watch the video here, and if there's any chance you're visiting Bangkok, don't forget Centre Point Hotel Pratunam!
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Those looking for a bargain cannot miss out on Platinum shopping mall. With over 2000 independent clothing stores, you could get lost in this mall and literally shop till you drop! Luckily there's a few restaurants downstairs too.
The famous Pratunam market situated around five minutes away from Centre Point Hotel Pratunam. This market is a shoppers paradise and, in terms of clothes shopping, as local as it gets. Many of the vendors you see around Bangkok will make their way to this market to buy wholesale clothes to sell on. The local vendors are loud and friendly, and some even sell their own homemade clothing.
MBK (known in Thailand as 'Ma Boon Khrong') was the largest shopping mall in Asia when it opened back in 1985. It is an extremely well-known department store selling nearly everything, from furniture to cameras to clothes. There are hairdressers, tattoo artists and many restaurants as well. Located 15 minutes on foot away from our hotel, it's a perfect way to stock up on souvenirs and goodies before heading back home.


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Home Psychology The Strongest Girls Are The Girls With Anxiety
The Strongest Girls Are The Girls With Anxiety
Elizabeth Williams
The feeling of unease that keeps her awake in the night is the same feeling that makes her worry about problems that are not there and future events that will probably not happen.
The feeling of anxiety makes her fear the future because she thinks that something bad is about to happen and she is not ready for it. This feeling never disappears.
Everyone has felt anxious at some point, usually before an important event or during school examination. Some experience anxiety more often and sometimes it results in panic attacks or phobia. But for some people, anxiety is the feeling that shapes their everyday life.
Even when everything is going smoothly, she wonders what's the bad thing that will happen to her the next day. She doesn't expect the universe to let her be happy for a long period, so she is sure something bad will surely happen.
As a result, she doesn't enjoy life at its fullest because she is constantly thinking about the future and about the negative things that happened to her.
Some people would label her as a pessimist and she is often called "wet blanket". But there are days when nothing motivates her to get rid of the feeling. In her head, the others don't understand her. And they probably don't.
Only a person who has experienced anxiety knows how she feels. They would understand her whenever she decides not to go somewhere and stay home alone.
But she knows that's not good for her and she is aware that she doesn't make sense even to herself sometimes. Life doesn't happen under the cover, but outside, together with other people.
Nothing is perfect and everyone is experiencing bad days sometimes. But to everyone else, bad days pass by quickly and they are forgettable.
To her, every detail has its own place in the puzzle and she tends to focus on the ugliest pieces that won't fit. Minor comments or criticism can be stuck in her head for days or weeks.
Often, she looks at others and envies them for their happiness and carelessness.
But more often, she finds strength to go out, in spite of her fear and anxiety. Her anxiety has been present for years, but that's what made her strong. Whenever she felt like not good enough, she tried hard to show the world that she, too can be the best.
That voice that keeps telling her to stay home has been there since she was little. There were times when the voice leaded her through everything. But she found a way to ignore it after some time. And she smiled again.
No matter how strong the feeling is or how loud the voice, she finds the way out. She goes out, she speaks and she socializes, no matter how frightened she feels.
Whenever she wishes to cancel the plans for going out or stop trying, she finds strength to do what she has to do. She knows it's smarter and better to go out and socialize. She knows it's good to volunteer to do the presentation. And she gets the job done. Always.
She doesn't let anxiety rule over her. She knows how important it is to focus on the positive thoughts only and she ignores the negative ones.
It's hard for her to go out of her comfort zone, but she challenges herself to do new things that make her leave the comfort zone every day. She is a hard worker and she is persistent to succeed.
Often, she feels inferior to the others. She lets her anxiety rule over her because she feels she can't handle it. But she never gives up. She always rises again, stronger and braver than before.
That makes her fierce and courageous. She is much more mature than the other girls at her age because she faces challenges every day. Challenges which make her grow.
Whenever she doubts herself, she doesn't realize that she is stronger than the others. She is not aware that life with anxiety has made her what she is now – tough, wise and mature.
She is a girl that could fight the whole world and win.
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MONKEY SEA, MONKEY SUE?
"Cheer up sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean for a daydream believer?" Daydream Believer, words and music by John Stewart, originally recorded and performed by The Monkees.
The New York Times Magazine recently featured a tale ripped from the comic books of my youth. The story involved mystery, intrigue, villainy, betrayal, desperate living, a fortune won and lost. And what rip-roaring saga would be complete without a trademark dispute?
At the center of this story are "Sea Monkeys," the amazing critters advertised in the pages of Batman, Superman, and Archie comics. If you're not of a certain age and don't know what I'm talking about, here is a vintage ad for the "Monkeys of the Sea:"
Generations of kids flirted with the notion of ordering Sea Monkeys. But that was before e-commerce, when it actually took effort to clip the coupon, address an envelope, and go to the Post Office for postage. It was easier to just turn the page.
The few of us who actually grubbed up the $1.25 purchase price were sorely disappointed. You see, "Sea Monkeys" is a misnomer. While they come from ocean waters, (and still do today) there's no sapien at all in these critters. They're just freeze-dried brine shrimp. Like Folger's Crystals, they can be re-animated—brought to life—merely by adding water. Some managed to keep their Monkey colonies alive for weeks, month, or even years. But most saw them die within days, the novelty lasting only hours before boredom and neglect set in.
Sea Monkeys are the brainchild of the late Harold von Braunhut, who died in 2003. Dubbed a "Mad Genius" in a 2011 article by Evan Hughes, Von Braunhut's inventive genius did not end with Sea Monkeys. He's also the guy behind X-Ray Specs, another comic book staple that promised to give the wearer the power to see through buildings, clothing—even their own skin. Who wouldn't want a pair?
Say what you will about the merits of Mr. von B's technical acumen, he knew his audience—gullible kids with time on their hands, fertile imaginations, and spare change to spare. He amassed quite an empire.
And that's where trademarks come in. When he died, his widow struck a deal with a toy company with a name—Big Time Toys—that sounded more like a cartoon enterprise (think Wiley Coyote's ACME) than a real-world business. According to a lawsuit filed by the widow von B, she merely licensed Big Time to distribute Sea Monkeys.
The Big Time bigwigs see things differently. They claim that the money they've paid over the years was part of an installment plan to buy the Sea Monkeys trademark outright. Now, they claim, they rule the Sea Monkey jungle, leaving Mr. von Braunhut's widow out in the cold—literally. Like Big and Little Edie Beale, (Jackie Kennedy Onassis's kin who lived in squalor in their Long Island mansion), Mrs. von B orchestrates her Big Time trademark battle while huddled up in a crumbling Maryland estate on the shores of the Potomac river, with only a wood fire for heat. Like a good comic book plotline, this one has been going on for years. And there's more than spare change at stake. One report estimates Big Time's annual revenues from Sea Monkeys at over $3 million. And of course, there's the classic theme of good versus evil, David versus Goliath, with the Sea Monkeys trademark as the widow von B's slingshot. But like all good things, Sea Monkeys magic is not eternal. Now, they come from China. And old time fans complain that the Chinese variety don't have the same spunk as the original formula. Hey, there's a potential new slogan for the 2016 Presidential campaign—Make Sea Monkeys Great Again.
QUOTE OF THE DAY: "Monkeys are superior to [humans] in this: when a monkey looks into a mirror, he sees a monkey." Malcolm de Chazal


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Grifton é uma cidade  localizada no estado norte-americano de Carolina do Norte, no Condado de Lenoir e Condado de Pitt.

Demografia
Segundo o censo norte-americano de 2000, a sua população era de 2073 habitantes.
Em 2006, foi estimada uma população de 2186, um aumento de 113 (5.5%).

Geografia
De acordo com o United States Census Bureau tem uma área de 4,4 km², dos quais 4,4 km² cobertos por terra e 0,0 km² cobertos por água. Grifton localiza-se a aproximadamente 8 m acima do nível do mar.

Localidades na vizinhança
O diagrama seguinte representa as localidades num raio de 20 km ao redor de Grifton.

Ligações externas

Cidades da Carolina do Norte


The revival Quarter Ton fleet is currently gathering in Cowes in preparation for the 2009 Coutts Quarter Ton Cup, hosted by the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club from 15-18 July. With a record entry of 27 boats this year's event is bucking all recessionary trends and the fleet looks forward to welcoming lots of familiar faces and to greeting a number of new friends too.
Currently crossing the English Channel from France to Cowes is Laurent Beaurin with 45° South, the Bruce Farr design that won the Quarter Ton Cup in 1975 and "changed the direction of offshore racing yachts in the process", to quote the great Bruce Farr himself. Laurent and his team have been enthusiastic supporters of the revival Quarter Ton Cup since the first event in 2005 and make a welcome return to Cowes this year.
Another familiar boat also returning to the fleet after a season's absence is Neil Kenefick and Joxer O'Brien's legendary Manzanita, which was designed by Ron Holland and won the 1977 Quarter Ton Cup in Helsinki. This year Manzanita is to be skippered by Neil's son George, who recently turned 21 and will be racing with a crew of his friends. One of the great things about the Quarter Ton Class is that it brings together sailors from across the generations and it's wonderful to see Ireland's latest sailing generation taking part in this year's Cup.
Among the boats competing in their first Coutts Quarter Ton Cup is Shamu, a Bolero owned by Peter Hewitson from Blackpool. Having seen Bandit, a sister-ship Bolero, at Cork Week last year and read about the Quarter Ton revival, Peter decided to venture forth to the bottom of his garden and dig out Shamu, which had been hiding there under a tarpaulin for the past 11 years. He cast a new keel himself, replaced the rig and put in many hours of work on the boat and is now looking forward to racing her again and going head to head with the rest of the Quarter Ton fleet.
With competition in the fleet now so hot several of the regular contenders are upping the ante this year and bringing in hot shots to give them the best possible chance of success. The friendly camaraderie of this fleet and the joy of sailing Quarter Tonners is well known and, unlike the TP52s and Farr 40s where professionals can expect to receive vast sums of money in return for their services, in this regatta the hot shots come to the Quarter Ton owners and beg to be allowed to sail! Among the boats graciously hosting yachting stars for the weekend are Graham & Victoria Hetherington's Great Bear IV, whose crew will include Star World and Bacardi Cup Champion and British Olympic representative Steve Mitchell.
Flying in for the event especially from Hong Kong is Jamie McWilliam who will be crewing for Howard Sellers and Mike Till aboard their 1978 J Faroux-designed Bullet. Jamie, well known for his successes in the Etchells class, lost the rig of his own Quarter Tonner Wanchai Belle during racing in Hong Kong last Saturday so will be hoping for better luck in Cowes this week.
Another famous face to look out for is that of Olympic Finn coaching legend and 2006 Etchells World Champion David "Sid" Howlett, who will be crewing for Rob Gray aboard Aquila. Having finished in second place on the boat's inaugural outing at the Vice Admiral's Cup in June, Rob clearly has his sights set on victory this week and is hoping that Sid will be whispering the right sort of sweet nothings in his ear.
As usual husband and wife Peter and Louise Morton will go head to head in their Bruce Farr-designed sisterships Anchor Challenge and Espada. Aboard Anchor Challenge (now apparently nicknamed Elderly People Crossing!) Peter's regular crew of Kelvin Rawlings and John Newnham are joined by Volvo Ocean Race veterans Jason Carrington on bow and Jules Salter on tactics (clearly an unashamed attempt to get the average age of the crew down to something vaguely respectable).
Each year there is always one boat that ends up arriving at the start line still screwing on fittings and this year that boat will be ASAP who have just rung through to confirm their entry with 24 hours to go. ASAP lost her rig at last year's Cup and with three of her four owners distracted by recent additions to their families, they were a little late starting their repair and refit work. Despite this they assure us they will be on the starting line - screw drivers, spanners and tape in hand - and are looking forward to tuning their new Selden rig on the first beat!
Other names to look out for include David Tydeman sailing Snoopy; Paul Treliving's evergreen Odd Job; Paul Kelsey in the beautiful red Runaway Bus; Quarter Ton legend Tony Dodd in Purple Haze; Roger Swinney's Ayanami; and last but by no means least Tim Rees, Derek and James Morland aboard the newly restored Menace who will be hoping to reprise their 2009 Vice Admiral's Cup success by claiming this year's Coutts Quarter Ton Cup.
Registration for the event opens on Wednesday 15 July and racing runs from Thursday 16 to Saturday 18 July with nine races scheduled. Racing will take place in the central Solent under IRC to ensure a level playing field for the class, which incorporates boats built to all three iterations of the Quarter Ton Rule.
The Royal Corinthian will host social events each evening including the infamous Coutts Quarter Ton Cup Gala Dinner on Friday night at which Patron of the Class Bob Fisher will be guest of honour and Isle of Wight based sailing brothers Jules and Guy Salter, recently returned from victory with Ericsson 4 in the Volvo Ocean Race, will be the after dinner speakers.


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Q: sum hash of hash values using perl I have a Perl script that parses an Excel file and does the following : It counts for each value in column A, the number of elements it has in column B, the script looks like this :
use strict;
use warnings;
use Spreadsheet::XLSX;
use Data::Dumper;
use List::Util qw( sum );

my $col1 = 0;
my %hash;

my $excel = Spreadsheet::XLSX->new('inout_chartdata_ronald.xlsx');

my $sheet = ${ $excel->{Worksheet} }[0];

$sheet->{MaxRow} ||= $sheet->{MinRow};
my $count = 0;
# Iterate through each row
foreach my $row ( $sheet->{MinRow}+1 .. $sheet->{MaxRow} ) {

# The cell in column 1
my $cell = $sheet->{Cells}[$row][$col1];

if ($cell) {

    # The adjacent cell in column 2
    my $adjacentCell = $sheet->{Cells}[$row][ $col1 + 1 ];
    # Use a hash of hashes

    $hash{ $cell->{Val} }{ $adjacentCell->{Val} }++;

}
}
print "\n", Dumper \%hash;

The output looks like this :
$VAR1 = {
      '13' => {
                'klm' => 1,
                'hij' => 2,
                'lkm' => 4,
              },
      '12' => {
                'abc' => 2,
                'efg' => 2
              }
    };

This works great, my question is : How can I access the elements of this output $VAR1 in order to do : for value 13, klm + hij = 3 and get a final output like this :
$VAR1 = {
      '13' => {
                'somename' => 3,
                'lkm' => 4,
              },
      '12' => {
                'abc' => 2,
                'efg' => 2
              }
    };

So basically what I want to do is loop through my final hash of hashes and access its specific elements based on a unique key and finally do their sum.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

A: I used @do_sum to indicate what changes you want to make. The new key is hardcoded in the script. Note that the new key is not created if no key exists in the subhash (the $found flag).
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

use Data::Dumper;

my %hash = (
            '13' => {
                     'klm' => 1,
                     'hij' => 2,
                     'lkm' => 4,
                    },
            '12' => {
                     'abc' => 2,
                     'efg' => 2
                    }
           );
my @do_sum = qw(klm hij);

for my $num (keys %hash) {
    my $found;
    my $sum = 0;
    for my $key (@do_sum) {
        next unless exists $hash{$num}{$key};
        $sum += $hash{$num}{$key};
        delete $hash{$num}{$key};
        $found = 1;
    }
    $hash{$num}{somename} = $sum if $found;
}

print Dumper \%hash;

A: It sounds like you need to learn about Perl References, and maybe Perl Objects which are just a nice way to deal with references.
As you know, Perl has three basic data-structures:

*

*Scalars ($foo)

*Arrays (@foo)

*Hashes (%foo)

The problem is that these data structures can only contain scalar data. That is, each element in an array can hold a single value or each key in a hash can hold a single value.
In your case %hash is a Hash where each entry in the hash references another hash. For example:
Your %hash has an entry in it with a  key of 13. This doesn't contain a scalar value, but a references to another hash with three keys in it: klm, hij, and lkm. YOu can reference this via this syntax:
${ hash{13} }{klm} = 1
${ hash{13} }{hij} = 2
${ hash{13} }{lkm} = 4

The curly braces may or may not be necessary. However, %{ hash{13} } references that hash contained in $hash{13}, so I can now reference the keys of that hash. You can imagine this getting more complex as you talk about hashes of hashes of arrays of hashes of arrays. Fortunately, Perl includes an easier syntax:
$hash{13}->{klm} = 1
%hash{13}->{hij} = 2
%hash{13}->{lkm} = 4

Read up about hashes and how to manipulate them. After you get comfortable with this, you can start working on learning about Object Oriented Perl which handles references in a safer manner.


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Torab () may refer to:
 Torab, Kerman
 Torab, Kermanshah
 Torab, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad
 Torab-e Olya, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province
 Torab-e Sofla, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province
 Torab-e Vosta, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province


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Some influences for me have been bands and artists like Dr. Dre, Blue Man Group, Dire Straits, The Parliments (funk-a-delics), Yanni, Jimmy Buffet, Weird Al Yankovich (yes...even Al -:), Earth Wind and Fire, Tower of Power, Kool and the Gang, Eric Clapton, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, Beatles, Rippingtons, Fat Burger, George Benson, Led Zepplin, Green Day, Cold Play, Journey, REO Speedwagon, Phil Collins, Chubby Checker, Jerry Lee Lewis and tons of other great artists and bands from the 50's to present date.


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HOME FOOD & DRINK
How to Select and Prepare Pawpaw Fruit
By: Lori A. Selke
Foods From Rainforest Plants
How to Cook Papaya
How to Peel a Tomatillo
How to Store Bananas Longer
How to Use Papayas
A soft, fragrant pawpaw can be a delightful same-day treat if you can spot one at your local farmer's market. Pawpaws taste like a cross between a banana and a mango; in fact, they were once called "Indian Banana." Native to the eastern and southern states of North America and also grown commercially in California, this hard-to-find fruit is not to be confused with the tropical papaya. Should you find yourself in possession of one of these large oblong fruits, you can enjoy it as is or as part of a smoothie or tropical fruit salad.
Pawpaws are ripe when they are soft to the touch. They will also emit a strong fragrance. Their skin may have lightened from a dark green to a lighter shade, and they may show some black spots or blotches. The spots do not affect flavor.
To prepare, peel the thin skin from the flesh, then cut in half and remove the large black seeds. Pawpaws are usually eaten raw out of hand; their flesh is soft and custard-like. Experiment with adding them to fruit salad; you can also puree the fruit and use it in smoothies and other mixtures. Though the flavor will be slightly different, you can use them as substitutes for bananas or mangos in many recipes.
National Public Radio: The Pawpaw -- Foraging for America's Forgotten Fruit
California Rare Fruit Growers: Pawpaw
Kentucky State University Cooperative Extension Program: Pawpaw Description and Nutritional Information
Lori A. Selke has been a professional writer and editor for more than 15 years, touching on topics ranging from LGBT issues to sexuality and sexual health, parenting, alternative health, travel, and food and cooking. Her work has appeared in Curve Magazine, Girlfriends, Libido, The Children's Advocate, Decider.com, The SF Weekly, EthicalFoods.com and GoMag.com.


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Scorpion EXO 1000: Is it worth the $300? - Two Wheelers Magazine.
Home » Motorcycle Riding Gear & Apparel » Motorcycle Helmets » Scorpion EXO 1000: Is it worth the $$?
Last time we talked briefly about the different types of helmets, along with the pros and cons about each (click here to check the article). Today, we will review the Scorpion EXO 1000 helmet. One of the many Scorpion EXO models on the market.
Features of the Scorpion EXO 1000 Helmet.
Even though the outer shell is made of a Fiberglass/Kevlar matrix shell, yet the overall weight of the EXO 1000 is considered to be relatively heavy compared to other helmets (1821 grams). Is the helmet safe? Sure, it is. It's Snell/DOT certified too.
However, this extra weight is due to the various features that the helmet is loaded with and that we are going to discuss later on in details.
The Scorpion EXO 1000 is equipped with the SpeedShift feature; this basically makes it easier to remove/install the visor for cleaning. Moreover, it has a 3 options side lock to allows you to either lock, unlock or slide the visor at a midway position for further ventilation.
On the other hand, we need to highlight the fact that we experienced some troubles with completely sealing the visor sometimes. There were times where there was a tiny spacing between the lower part of the visor and the rubber sealing.
Also, the EXO 1000 has the EverClear No-Fog technology to provide you with a clear vision while riding at all times. This technology works in harmony with the breath deflector for optimal performance. We haven't experienced any troubles with this feature ourselves (neither we did hear any negative feedbacks about it from motorcyclists).
Last but not least, the Scorpion EXO 1000 is loaded with an internal smoked sun visor (sliding one) as many of other Scorpion Motorcycle Helmets. Personally, we haven't experienced any problems with the sliding mechanism of the smoked visor. Yet, sometimes the lower end of the visor is centered with the rider's line of sight while riding.
We guess it's all about your facial features and proportions. Nothing Serious.
This is the most awesome part about the Scorpion EXO 1000. It has a KwikWick moisture-wicking liner and cheek pads. This feature is really convenient if you get a little bit sweaty while riding.The moisture absorption of the materials is outstanding and the liner is really easy to remove for the wash.
In addition, the EXO 1000 has an inflatable liner to more size adjustment for your convenience. We strongly believe that the perfect fitment of the helmet is one of the important features of the best motorcycle helmets. You can check a previously published article about this topic (click here to check the article).
The Aerodynamic and Air Flow.
The Scorpion EXO 1000 has multiple air vents. One located at the chin, another at the eyebrows and two lower rear ones (for heat dispersal) along with a rear one in the upper spoiler. Yes, that's a lot of airflow vents in a single helmet. But, as you can imagine, it comes with a price and that's the level of noise.
The vents allow a relatively fair amount of air flow through the helmet (indirect one). Some riders had a complain that the amount of air is not sufficient, taking the number of vents into consideration.
We can't really comment on this feedback as we didn't experience this issue (or because Egypt is usually hot throughout the whole year).
The rear spoiler is a really good addition to the aerodynamics part. It's really efficient if you are riding at high speeds.
Is the Scorpion EXO 1000 worth your $$ ? Well, we can't really tell. It's your call. But, we can help you in taking the decision. The EXO 1000 is supposed to be a track/street motorcycle helmet. It's relatively practical due to the multiple features that the helmet has.
Yet, those "many" features affected the performance (noise level, weight) indirectly. If you are a rider who is looking for a practical and safe option, then yes, this might be an option that you may want to consider.
On the other hand, if you are an extreme racer who is looking for a safe helmet with minimum features and maximum performance, then we suggest that you might take a look at other alternatives.
Hopefully, this review gave you the insights you were looking for about the Scorpion EXO 1000 model. Enjoy your rides Two Wheelers and stay safe!


This is a Lonely Skein. What this means is that it lives by itself, with no real family to speak of. Basically, I am not positive as to how I came up with this particular skein because I was experimenting in making amazing new colorways and didn't write down the exact recipe. However, if you wish to have more of a skein in the same colors, send me a message and I will do my best to recreate this skein or something in the same vein of these skeins.


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25-Year-Old Man Convicted of Sexually Assaulting 3 Homeless Women in Pomona: DA's Office
Posted 6:08 PM, September 12, 2018, by Erika Martin, Updated at 06:09PM, September 12, 2018
A 25-year-old man was found guilty on Wednesday in a series of sexual assaults against homeless women in Pomona, prosecutors said.
Charlie Nathan Paxton, of Chino Hills, allegedly targeted transient women in the area for two months, between September and November 2017, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said in a news release.
He was tied to the crimes after the victim of a robbery and attempted sexual assault on Nov. 9, 2017, helped identify him, the DA's office said.
On Wednesday, following a day and a half of deliberation, a jury found Paxton guilty of two counts each of forcible rape and assault with intent to commit rape, as well as one count each of second-degree robbery and kidnapping to commit rape.
Allegations of kidnapping and aggravated kidnapping during a sexual assault were also found to be true, prosecutors said.
The defendant is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 22 in the Pomona Branch of L.A. County Superior Court.
He faces a maximum possible sentence of 84 years to life in state prison, officials said.
Topics: chino hills, Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, Pomona
Monrovia Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Series of Kidnappings, Sex Assaults
Man Gets at Least 32 Years for Sexual Attacks on 4 Women in Santa Monica, West L.A., Beverly Hills: DA's Office
Monrovia Man Convicted of Kidnappings, Sexual Assaults of 4 Women
L.A. Man Gets 26 Years in Prison for Sexual Assaulting 13-Year-Old Girl and 2 Women
21-Year-Old Sentenced in 2017 Shooting Death of Man Hosting House Party in Pomona
Bellflower Man Convicted of Sex Assaults Against Lakewood High Student, 2 Women
MS-13 Member Sentenced to Life in Prison for Kidnapping, Rape, Murder of 13-Year-Old Whittier Girl
21-Year-Old Found Guilty in 2017 Shooting Death of Man at Pomona House Party
Man Gets Life in Prison for Killing Mother of 3 Kidnapped Children Whose Body Was Found Near Gorman
Man Charged With Attacking, Raping and Kidnapping Woman in NoHo Parking Garage
Pico Rivera Man Gets 25 Years to Life in Prison for String of 2-Dozen Cell Phone Store Robberies
Construction Worker Accused of Stabbing, Beating 76-Year-Old Arcadia Woman to Death During Burglary
Convicted Robber Accused of Raping 61-Year-Old Woman in San Pedro Could Face 385 Years in Prison: DA


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Fuentes de Oñoro is een gemeente in de Spaanse provincie Salamanca in de regio Castilië en León met een oppervlakte van 57,19 km². Samen met het Portugese Vilar Formoso vormt het een grenspunt tussen Spanje en Portugal. Fuentes de Oñoro telt  inwoners ().
De Slag bij Fuentes de Oñoro tussen de Fransen onder André Masséna en de Britten onder Wellington vond hier plaats.

Gemeente in Salamanca


Friday, October 2, 2015, 2:00 a.m. I have just returned from the site of Beiseker's water main break. Work is still proceeding. The dedicated crews will stay on site until the problem is solved. As I suspected parts had to be brought out from Calgary to do some of the repairs.
As I was leaving the site a few minutes ago, the main water line had been repaired and the water was being slowly turned back on to check for leaks. If no leaks are detected, the surrounding lines will be also checked for leaks.
If all is OK the trench will be backfilled and the site tidied up. If all goes well we should have water pressure in the morning. Thank you all for your patience. If you see a member of our Public Works Team around town over the next few days, make sure you thank them for a job well done.


One day I told myself that I needed to document our lives. There is something different about us. A simple 35mm point-and shoot camera with a built-in flash helped me document the critical moments that were occurring in and around my life. I just started shooting rolls and rolls of film. By capturing the habits, associations, indecencies, deviances, and freedoms we have experienced, I am able to record the moments that define us. The photographs are crude and raunchy but show a experience that can't be displayed in any other way.


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<?php

class myTestProjectBuilder
{
  protected
  $context;

  public function __construct(dmContext $context)
  {
    $this->context = $context;
  }

  public function execute()
  {
    $this->loremize();

    $this->addRecords();

    $this->context->get('page_tree_watcher')->synchronizePages();
    $this->context->get('page_tree_watcher')->synchronizeSeo();

    dmDb::table('DmPage')->clear();

    $this->changeHomeLayout();

    $this->addSigninForm();

    $this->addBreadCrumb();

    $this->addNavigation();

    $this->addSitemap();

    $this->addH1();

    $this->addManualPages();

    $this->addUsers();
  }

  protected function addUsers()
  {
    $writer = dmDb::table('DmUser')->create(array(
      'username' => 'writer',
      'email'    => 'writer.org',
      'is_active' => true,
      'is_super_admin' => false
    ));

    $writer->setPassword('writer');

    $writer->addGroupByName('writer');

    $writer->save();
  }

  /*
   * root
   *   page1
   *     page11
   *       page111
   *     page12
   *   page2
   *     page21
   */
  protected function addManualPages()
  {
    $table = dmDb::table('DmPage');

    $page1 = $table->create(array(
      'module' => 'main',
      'action' => 'page1',
      'name'   => 'Page 1',
      'slug'   => 'page1'
    ));
    $page11 = $table->create(array(
      'module' => 'main',
      'action' => 'page11',
      'name'   => 'Page 11',
      'slug'   => 'page11'
    ));
    $page111 = $table->create(array(
      'module' => 'main',
      'action' => 'page111',
      'name'   => 'Page 111',
      'slug'   => 'page111'
    ));
    $page12 = $table->create(array(
      'module' => 'main',
      'action' => 'page12',
      'name'   => 'Page 12',
      'slug'   => 'page12'
    ));
    $page2 = $table->create(array(
      'module' => 'main',
      'action' => 'page2',
      'name'   => 'Page 2',
      'slug'   => 'page2'
    ));
    $page21 = $table->create(array(
      'module' => 'main',
      'action' => 'page21',
      'name'   => 'Page 21',
      'slug'   => 'page21'
    ));

    assert($page1->Node->insertAsFirstChildOf($table->getTree()->fetchRoot()));
    assert($page12->Node->insertAsFirstChildOf($page1));
    assert($page11->Node->insertAsFirstChildOf($page1));
    assert($page111->Node->insertAsFirstChildOf($page11));
    assert($page2->Node->insertAsFirstChildOf($table->getTree()->fetchRoot()));
    assert($page21->Node->insertAsFirstChildOf($page2));
  }

  protected function addRecords()
  {
    dmDb::table('DmTestDomain')->create(array(
      'title' => 'Domain 1',
      'Categs' => array(
        array(
          'name' => 'Categ 1',
          'Posts' => array(
            array(
              'title' => 'Post 1',
              'user_id' => dmDb::table('DmUser')->findOne()->id,
              'date' => '2010-01-12',
              'url' => 'http://diem-project.org',
              'body' => 'Post 1 body',
              'excerpt' => 'Post 1 excerpt',
              'Tags' => array(
                array(
                  'name' => 'Tag 1',
                  'slug' => 'tag-1'
                )
              ),
              'Comments' => array(
                array(
                  'author' => 'Author 1',
                  'body' => 'Comment 1'
                )
              )
            )
          )
        )
      )
    ))->save();
  }

  protected function changeHomeLayout()
  {
    $globalLayout = dmDb::table('DmLayout')->findOneByName('Global');
    $globalLayout->cssClass = 'global_layout';
    $globalLayout->save();

    $root = dmDb::table('DmPage')->getTree()->fetchRoot();
    $root->PageView->Layout = $globalLayout;
    $root->PageView->save();
  }

  protected function addSitemap()
  {
    $page = dmDb::table('DmPage')->create(array(
      'module' => 'main',
      'action' => 'sitemap',
      'name' => 'Sitemap',
      'slug' => 'sitemap'
    ));
    $page->Node->insertAsLastChildOf(dmDb::table('DmPage')->getTree()->fetchRoot());

    $this->createWidget(
      'main/sitemap',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();
  }

  protected function addNavigation()
  {
    // domain left menu
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestDomain/list',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'position',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => false,
        'navBottom'   => false
      ),
      dmDb::table('DmLayout')->findOneByName('Global')->getArea('left')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // domains link
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmWidgetContent/link',
      array('href' => 'page:'.dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestDomain', 'list')->id),
      dmDb::table('DmLayout')->findOneByName('Global')->getArea('left')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // tags link
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmWidgetContent/link',
      array('href' => 'page:'.dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestTag', 'list')->id),
      dmDb::table('DmLayout')->findOneByName('Global')->getArea('left')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // domains list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestDomain/list',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'position',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestDomain', 'list')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->createWidget(
      'dmWidgetContent/title',
      array('text' => 'Domains', 'tag' => 'h1'),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestDomain', 'list')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->context->setPage($page = dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestDomain', 'show'));

    // categ list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestCateg/listByDomain',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'position',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // domain show
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestDomain/show',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->context->setPage($page = dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestCateg', 'show'));

    // post list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestPost/listByCateg',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'position',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // categ show
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestCateg/show',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->context->setPage($page = dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestPost', 'show'));

    // comment list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestComment/listByPost',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'created_at',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // comment form
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestComment/form',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // tag list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestTag/listByPost',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'created_at',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // post show
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestPost/show',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // tag list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestTag/list',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'created_at',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestTag', 'list')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->context->setPage($page = dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTestTag', 'show'));

    // post list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestPost/listByTag',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'position',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // tag show
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestTag/show',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // user list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmUser/list',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'created_at',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmUser', 'list')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->context->setPage($page = dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmUser', 'show'));

    // user show
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmUser/show',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // dmTag list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTag/list',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'name',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTag', 'list')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->context->setPage($page = dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('dmTag', 'show'));

    // dmTag show
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTag/show',
      array(),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    // domain list
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmTestDomain/listByTag',
      array(
        'orderField'  => 'position',
        'orderType'   => 'asc',
        'maxPerPage'  => 0,
        'navTop'      => true,
        'navBottom'   => true
      ),
      $page->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();
  }

  protected function loremize()
  {
    $this->context->get('project_loremizer')->execute(5);

    foreach(array('DmTestDomain' => 9, 'DmTestCateg' => 9, 'DmTestPost' => 19, 'DmTestTag' => 39, 'DmTestComment' => 39, 'DmTag' => 20) as $model => $nb)
    {
      $this->context->get('table_loremizer')->execute(dmDb::table($model), $nb);

      if(dmDb::table($model)->hasField('is_active'))
      {
        foreach(dmDb::table($model)->createQuery('r')->limit(ceil($nb/2))->fetchRecords() as $record)
        {
          if(!$record->isActive)
          {
            $record->isActive = true;
            $record->save();
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

  protected function addBreadCrumb()
  {
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmWidgetNavigation/breadCrumb',
      array('includeCurrent' => true),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('main', 'signin')->PageView->Layout->getArea('top')->Zones[0]
    )->save();
  }

  protected function addH1()
  {
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmWidgetContent/link',
      array('href' => 'page:1'),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('main', 'signin')->PageView->Layout->getArea('top')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->createWidget(
      'dmWidgetContent/title',
      array('text' => 'Home H1', 'tag' => 'h1'),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('main', 'root')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();
  }

  protected function addSigninForm()
  {
    $this->createWidget(
      'dmUser/signin',
      array(),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('main', 'signin')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();

    $this->createWidget(
      'dmUser/form',
      array(),
      dmDb::table('DmPage')->findOneByModuleAndAction('main', 'signin')->PageView->getArea('content')->Zones[0]
    )->save();
  }

  protected function createWidget($moduleAction, array $data, DmZone $zone)
  {
    list($module, $action) = explode('/', $moduleAction);

    $widgetType = $this->context->get('widget_type_manager')->getWidgetType($module, $action);

    $formClass = $widgetType->getOption('form_class');
    $form = new $formClass(dmDb::create('DmWidget', array(
      'module' => $module,
      'action' => $action,
      'value'  => '[]',
      'dm_zone_id' => $zone->id
    )));
    $form->removeCsrfProtection();

    $form->bind(array_merge($form->getDefaults(), $data), array());

    if(!$form->isValid())
    {
      throw $form->getErrorSchema();
    }

    return $form->updateWidget();
  }

}


text:
require 'test_helper'

class GroupPermissionTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
  def teardown
    DatabaseCleaner.clean
  end

  test 'should add default acl' do
    user = create(:user)
    group = create(:group)
    user.groups << group
    per = user.group_permissions.where(group_id: group.id).first
    assert per.acl, "r"
  end
end