text:
Q: How do I create a custom date in tooltip and label in highcharts? I have a the format of the data as  follows:
{"01.12.10 00:00":-1.5821800231934,"01.12.10 00:05":-1.5570800304413,"01.12.10 00:10":-1.5885699987411,"01.12.10 00:15":-1.6257599592209,"01.12.10 00:20":-1.6307400465012,"01.12.10 00:25":-1.6432000398636,"01.12.10 00:30":-1.655179977417,"01.12.10 00:35":-1.646919965744,"01.12.10 00:40":-1.6347700357437,"01.12.10 00:45":-1.6490000486374,"01.12.10 00:50":-1.6404999494553,"01.12.10 00:55":-1.6160600185394,"01.12.10 01:00":-1.6089400053024,"01.12.10 01:05":-1.6082600355148,"01.12.10 01:10":-1.6159199476242,"01.12.10 01:15":-1.5781999826431,"01.12.10 01:20":-1.6013100147247,"01.12.10 01:25":-1.636440038681,"01.12.10 01:30":-1.6679799556732,"01.12.10 01:35":-1.6709300279617,"01.12.10 01:40":-1.7158499956131,"01.12.10 01:45":-1.7515499591827,"01.12.10 01:50":-1.7836400270462,"01.12.10 01:55":-1.7883299589157,"01.12.10 02:00":-1.8029299974442,"01.12.10 02:05":-1.8306200504303,"01.12.10 02:10":-1.8690099716187,"01.12.10 02:15":-1.8802800178528,"01.12.10 02:20":-1.890319943428,"01.12.10 02:25":-1.9045300483704,"01.12.10 02:30":-1.9173899888992,"01.12.10 02:35":-1.9262299537659,"01.12.10 02:40":-1.9494600296021,"01.12.10 02:45":-1.9754300117493,"01.12.10 02:50":-2.0177900791168,"01.12.10 02:55":-2.1353900432587,"01.12.10 03:00":-2.2930901050568,"01.12.10 03:05":-2.4463000297546,"01.12.10 03:10":-2.4375700950623,"01.12.10 03:15":-2.4210600852966,"01.12.10 03:20":-2.4662098884583,"01.12.10 03:25":-2.4880900382996,"01.12.10 03:30":-2.5205299854279,"01.12.10 03:35":-2.4987099170685,"01.12.10 03:40":-2.4680500030518,"01.12.10 03:45":-2.4702401161194,"01.12.10 03:50":-2.451080083847,"01.12.10 03:55":-2.4516499042511,"01.12.10 04:00":-2.4481599330902,"01.12.10 04:05":-2.4502699375153,"01.12.10 04:10":-2.4662299156189,"01.12.10 04:15":-2.5105600357056,"01.12.10 04:20":-2.50919008255,"01.12.10 04:25":-2.5130999088287,"01.12.10 04:30":-2.5451800823212,"01.12.10 04:35":-2.5562000274658,"01.12.10 04:40":-2.6259000301361,"01.12.10 04:45":-2.7309300899506,"01.12.10 04:50":-2.8319699764252,"01.12.10 04:55":-2.8631100654602,"01.12.10 05:00":-2.8928599357605,"01.12.10 05:05":-2.8894898891449,"01.12.10 05:10":-2.9616599082947,"01.12.10 05:15":-3.1418600082397,"01.12.10 05:20":-3.2685699462891,"01.12.10 05:25":-3.3137500286102,"01.12.10 05:30":-3.3353900909424,"01.12.10 05:35":-3.3902299404144,"01.12.10 05:40":-3.4585599899292,"01.12.10 05:45":-3.4444699287415,"01.12.10 05:50":-3.5108699798584,"01.12.10 05:55":-3.6601400375366,"01.12.10 06:00":-3.7696199417114,"01.12.10 06:05":-3.8631000518799,"01.12.10 06:10":-3.8658299446106,"01.12.10 06:15":-3.8384199142456,"01.12.10 06:20":-3.8950099945068,"01.12.10 06:25":-3.9381499290466,"01.12.10 06:30":-3.9554200172424,"01.12.10 06:35":-3.9999001026154,"01.12.10 06:40":-4.0711097717285,"01.12.10 06:45":-4.0509099960327,"01.12.10 06:50":-4.1715598106384,"01.12.10 06:55":-4.2333498001099,"01.12.10 07:00":-4.2430701255798,"01.12.10 07:05":-4.3055901527405,"01.12.10 07:10":-4.4034600257874,"01.12.10 07:15":-4.4389200210571,"01.12.10 07:20":-4.4868302345276,"01.12.10 07:25":-4.5518598556519,"01.12.10 07:30":-4.5963802337646,"01.12.10 07:35":-4.6814498901367,"01.12.10 07:40":-4.7725601196289,"01.12.10 07:45":-4.778480052948,"01.12.10 07:50":-4.7483201026917,"01.12.10 07:55":-4.7735900878906,"01.12.10 08:00":-4.7614998817444,"01.12.10 08:05":-4.6872401237488,"01.12.10 08:10":-4.6662797927856,"01.12.10 08:15":-4.6301298141479,"01.12.10 08:20":-4.6154198646545,"01.12.10 08:25":-4.5529398918152,"01.12.10 08:30":-4.5201001167297,"01.12.10 08:35":-4.5218000411987,"01.12.10 08:40":-4.5354599952698,"01.12.10 08:45":-4.5616898536682,"01.12.10 08:50":-4.5259799957275,"01.12.10 08:55":-4.5739998817444,"01.12.10 09:00":-4.544469833374,"01.12.10 09:05":-4.5953998565674,"01.12.10 09:10":-4.6031799316406,"01.12.10 09:15":-4.6317100524902,"01.12.10 09:20":-4.6038899421692,"01.12.10 09:25":-4.6373100280762,"01.12.10 09:30":-4.598090171814,"01.12.10 09:35":-4.630509853363,"01.12.10 09:40":-4.6451802253723,"01.12.10 09:45":-4.6168298721313,"01.12.10 09:50":-4.6147298812866,"01.12.10 09:55":-4.6291399002075,"01.12.10 10:00":-4.6206698417664,"01.12.10 10:05":-4.6168098449707,"01.12.10 10:10":-4.6577501296997,"01.12.10 10:15":-4.7136101722717,"01.12.10 10:20":-4.7641401290894,"01.12.10 10:25":-4.7707800865173,"01.12.10 10:30":-4.7958002090454,"01.12.10 10:35":-4.7481098175049,"01.12.10 10:40":-4.7468700408936,"01.12.10 10:45":-4.7955799102783,"01.12.10 10:50":-4.8291401863098,"01.12.10 10:55":-4.8085598945618,"01.12.10 11:00":-4.7263197898865,"01.12.10 11:05":-4.6961002349854,"01.12.10 11:10":-4.671639919281,"01.12.10 11:15":-4.6141700744629,"01.12.10 11:20":-4.5709600448608,"01.12.10 11:25":-4.5492100715637,"01.12.10 11:30":-4.456570148468,"01.12.10 11:35":-4.4159898757935,"01.12.10 11:40":-4.2619299888611,"01.12.10 11:45":-4.1498198509216,"01.12.10 11:50":-3.9666299819946,"01.12.10 11:55":-3.5223000049591,"01.12.10 12:00":-2.478049993515,"01.12.10 12:05":-0.56206297874451,"01.12.10 12:10":2.284600019455,"01.12.10 12:15":5.951690196991,"01.12.10 12:20":10.948699951172,"01.12.10 12:25":15.580699920654,"01.12.10 12:30":20.080499649048,"01.12.10 12:35":23.684799194336,"01.12.10 12:40":26.596200942993,"01.12.10 12:45":28.908500671387,"01.12.10 12:50":31.979499816895,"01.12.10 12:55":32.946998596191,"01.12.10 13:00":22.061199188232,"01.12.10 13:05":21.125799179077,"01.12.10 13:10":26.017499923706,"01.12.10 13:15":25.74049949646,"01.12.10 13:20":25.434099197388,"01.12.10 13:25":25.444299697876,"01.12.10 13:30":26.382999420166,"01.12.10 13:35":25.93090057373,"01.12.10 13:40":20.884000778198,"01.12.10 13:45":18.872699737549,"01.12.10 13:50":18.430200576782,"01.12.10 13:55":17.906000137329,"01.12.10 14:00":15.912799835205,"01.12.10 14:05":14.121000289917,"01.12.10 14:10":12.894800186157,"01.12.10 14:15":11.505399703979,"01.12.10 14:20":10.144800186157,"01.12.10 14:25":8.6375198364258,"01.12.10 14:30":7.185389995575,"01.12.10 14:35":6.3775501251221,"01.12.10 14:40":5.8926301002502,"01.12.10 14:45":5.1023101806641,"01.12.10 14:50":4.8646898269653,"01.12.10 14:55":4.8714799880981,"01.12.10 15:00":5.4538898468018,"01.12.10 15:05":6.8286600112915,"01.12.10 15:10":8.5358400344849,"01.12.10 15:15":10.279600143433,"01.12.10 15:20":11.532199859619,"01.12.10 15:25":11.913599967957,"01.12.10 15:30":11.874799728394,"01.12.10 15:35":11.317500114441,"01.12.10 15:40":10.16609954834,"01.12.10 15:45":9.3069400787354,"01.12.10 15:50":7.8753600120544,"01.12.10 15:55":6.6530900001526,"01.12.10 16:00":6.3746500015259,"01.12.10 16:05":5.0198998451233,"01.12.10 16:10":4.5504999160767,"01.12.10 16:15":3.6865799427032,"01.12.10 16:20":3.2943298816681,"01.12.10 16:25":2.5917000770569,"01.12.10 16:30":1.9024200439453,"01.12.10 16:35":1.4682600498199,"01.12.10 16:40":1.2727099657059,"01.12.10 16:45":1.0283600091934,"01.12.10 16:50":0.39849498867989,"01.12.10 16:55":0.25461700558662,"01.12.10 17:00":-0.021126100793481,"01.12.10 17:05":-0.22742499411106,"01.12.10 17:10":-0.081293098628521,"01.12.10 17:15":-0.30021199584007,"01.12.10 17:20":-0.29970300197601,"01.12.10 17:25":-0.36829799413681,"01.12.10 17:30":-0.38703200221062,"01.12.10 17:35":-0.85442399978638,"01.12.10 17:40":-1.176059961319,"01.12.10 17:45":-1.3766100406647,"01.12.10 17:50":-1.599760055542,"01.12.10 17:55":-1.8692200183868,"01.12.10 18:00":-1.9248000383377,"01.12.10 18:05":-2.139349937439,"01.12.10 18:10":-2.391489982605,"01.12.10 18:15":-2.4363698959351,"01.12.10 18:20":-2.6280601024628,"01.12.10 18:25":-2.8784899711609,"01.12.10 18:30":-2.9104499816895,"01.12.10 18:35":-3.093169927597,"01.12.10 18:40":-3.1578500270844,"01.12.10 18:45":-3.2234799861908,"01.12.10 18:50":-3.3044700622559,"01.12.10 18:55":-3.3486399650574,"01.12.10 19:00":-3.5412399768829,"01.12.10 19:05":-3.7488698959351,"01.12.10 19:10":-3.9066400527954,"01.12.10 19:15":-4.0572600364685,"01.12.10 19:20":-4.1762800216675,"01.12.10 19:25":-4.3302898406982,"01.12.10 19:30":-4.4586701393127,"01.12.10 19:35":-4.5150499343872,"01.12.10 19:40":-4.5969200134277,"01.12.10 19:45":-4.6544098854065,"01.12.10 19:50":-4.7041201591492,"01.12.10 19:55":-4.7585201263428,"01.12.10 20:00":-4.7984299659729,"01.12.10 20:05":-4.7908000946045,"01.12.10 20:10":-4.8102197647095,"01.12.10 20:15":-4.8232398033142,"01.12.10 20:20":-4.8479099273682,"01.12.10 20:25":-4.8401198387146,"01.12.10 20:30":-4.8494400978088,"01.12.10 20:35":-4.8519802093506,"01.12.10 20:40":-4.849730014801,"01.12.10 20:45":-4.8729400634766,"01.12.10 20:50":-4.8964200019836,"01.12.10 20:55":-4.8646302223206,"01.12.10 21:00":-4.8709402084351,"01.12.10 21:05":-4.8278498649597,"01.12.10 21:10":-4.7567901611328,"01.12.10 21:15":-4.7772798538208,"01.12.10 21:20":-4.75443983078,"01.12.10 21:25":-4.7514600753784,"01.12.10 21:30":-4.7682199478149,"01.12.10 21:35":-4.780179977417,"01.12.10 21:40":-4.8023600578308,"01.12.10 21:45":-4.7966499328613,"01.12.10 21:50":-4.7553701400757,"01.12.10 21:55":-4.7612099647522,"01.12.10 22:00":-4.7649102210999,"01.12.10 22:05":-4.7597498893738,"01.12.10 22:10":-4.7195901870728,"01.12.10 22:15":-4.6881499290466,"01.12.10 22:20":-4.5442199707031,"01.12.10 22:25":-4.2881298065186,"01.12.10 22:30":-4.2495398521423,"01.12.10 22:35":-4.1922101974487,"01.12.10 22:40":-4.1591601371765,"01.12.10 22:45":-4.16273021698,"01.12.10 22:50":-4.1199197769165,"01.12.10 22:55":-4.1332302093506,"01.12.10 23:00":-4.1146101951599,"01.12.10 23:05":-4.1284499168396,"01.12.10 23:10":-4.1219401359558,"01.12.10 23:15":-4.1010298728943,"01.12.10 23:20":-4.0825200080872,"01.12.10 23:25":-4.0293998718262,"01.12.10 23:30":-4.070680141449,"01.12.10 23:35":-4.1026802062988,"01.12.10 23:40":-4.10294008255,"01.12.10 23:45":-4.1734299659729,"01.12.10 23:50":-4.1951298713684,"01.12.10 23:55":-4.2187099456787,"02.12.10 00:00":-4.2072501182556,"02.12.10 00:05":-4.1740198135376,"02.12.10 00:10":-4.1761999130249,"02.12.10 00:15":-4.1518201828003,"02.12.10 00:20":-4.19842004776,"02.12.10 00:25":-4.1200799942017,"02.12.10 00:30":-4.1058502197266,"02.12.10 00:35":-4.0729699134827,"02.12.10 00:40":-2.3120300769806,"02.12.10 00:45":0.96246099472046,"02.12.10 00:50":1.0854099988937,"02.12.10 00:55":0.99681198596954,"02.12.10 01:00":0.95223999023438,"02.12.10 01:05":-0.29589501023293,"02.12.10 01:10":-0.94409400224686,"02.12.10 01:15":-1.2827899456024,"02.12.10 01:20":-1.3881599903107,"02.12.10 01:25":-1.4310599565506,"02.12.10 01:30":-1.4729100465775,"02.12.10 01:35":-1.5212500095367,"02.12.10 01:40":-1.2514499425888,"02.12.10 01:45":-0.81017899513245,"02.12.10 01:50":-0.59701597690582,"02.12.10 01:55":-0.21777099370956,"02.12.10 02:00":-0.11118999868631,"02.12.10 02:05":-0.33327201008797,"02.12.10 02:10":-0.34382700920105,"02.12.10 02:15":-0.33442398905754,"02.12.10 02:20":-0.35136198997498,"02.12.10 02:25":-0.35723200440407,"02.12.10 02:30":-0.37591800093651,"02.12.10 02:35":-0.36525499820709,"02.12.10 02:40":-0.39016801118851,"02.12.10 02:45":-0.4079509973526,"02.12.10 02:50":-0.45297199487686,"02.12.10 02:55":-0.47038099169731,"02.12.10 03:00":-0.466726988554,"02.12.10 03:05":-0.47190800309181,"02.12.10 03:10":-0.42447999119759,"02.12.10 03:15":-0.42527601122856,"02.12.10 03:20":-0.41547000408173,"02.12.10 03:25":-0.41130900382996,"02.12.10 03:30":-0.43845000863075,"02.12.10 03:35":-0.40937501192093,"02.12.10 03:40":-0.40286299586296,"02.12.10 03:45":-0.3960539996624,"02.12.10 03:50":-0.4422299861908,"02.12.10 03:55":-0.45473301410675,"02.12.10 04:00":-0.44047400355339,"02.12.10 04:05":-0.44272500276566,"02.12.10 04:10":-0.43100199103355,"02.12.10 04:15":-0.42672300338745,"02.12.10 04:20":-0.42580598592758,"02.12.10 04:25":-0.39883500337601,"02.12.10 04:30":-0.41114699840546,"02.12.10 04:35":-0.38783401250839,"02.12.10 04:40":-0.38521900773048,"02.12.10 04:45":-0.37932398915291,"02.12.10 04:50":-0.36593601107597,"02.12.10 04:55":-0.37370800971985,"02.12.10 05:00":-0.3607439994812,"02.12.10 05:05":-0.37981799244881,"02.12.10 05:10":-0.36495000123978,"02.12.10 05:15":-0.3659560084343,"02.12.10 05:20":-0.36937201023102,"02.12.10 05:25":-0.35289299488068,"02.12.10 05:30":-0.34700000286102,"02.12.10 05:35":-0.34254598617554,"02.12.10 05:40":-0.3132010102272,"02.12.10 05:45":-0.33298900723457,"02.12.10 05:50":-0.3349150121212,"02.12.10 05:55":-0.33985498547554,"02.12.10 06:00":-0.363155990839,"02.12.10 06:05":-0.42892301082611,"02.12.10 06:10":-0.6638879776001,"02.12.10 06:15":-1.1830300092697,"02.12.10 06:20":-1.1743799448013,"02.12.10 06:25":-1.1620899438858,"02.12.10 06:30":-1.2022299766541,"02.12.10 06:35":-1.1894999742508,"02.12.10 06:40":-1.2288199663162,"02.12.10 06:45":-1.2156800031662,"02.12.10 06:50":-1.2149300575256,"02.12.10 06:55":-1.2070399522781,"02.12.10 07:00":-1.1828600168228,"02.12.10 07:05":-1.1414699554443,"02.12.10 07:10":-1.1304199695587,"02.12.10 07:15":-1.1458200216293,"02.12.10 07:20":-1.1758999824524,"02.12.10 07:25":-1.173290014267,"02.12.10 07:30":-1.1714700460434,"02.12.10 07:35":-1.4180699586868,"02.12.10 07:40":-1.390900015831,"02.12.10 07:45":-1.0195800065994,"02.12.10 07:50":-0.90488499403,"02.12.10 07:55":-0.89019799232483,"02.12.10 08:00":-0.92740702629089,"02.12.10 08:05":-0.94692301750183,"02.12.10 08:10":-0.9798229932785,"02.12.10 08:15":-1.2088500261307,"02.12.10 08:20":-1.3102600574493,"02.12.10 08:25":-1.2862000465393,"02.12.10 08:30":-1.252249956131,"02.12.10 08:35":-1.2403199672699,"02.12.10 08:40":-1.2330199480057,"02.12.10 08:45":-1.2635799646378,"02.12.10 08:50":-1.2989900112152,"02.12.10 08:55":-1.2876399755478,"02.12.10 09:00":-1.6799600124359,"02.12.10 09:05":-1.9600600004196,"02.12.10 09:10":-2.0014200210571,"02.12.10 09:15":-1.9969600439072,"02.12.10 09:20":-2.1060900688171,"02.12.10 09:25":-2.2790400981903,"02.12.10 09:30":-2.2961399555206,"02.12.10 09:35":-2.3260700702667,"02.12.10 09:40":-2.3382499217987,"02.12.10 09:45":-2.3367500305176,"02.12.10 09:50":-2.3225200176239,"02.12.10 09:55":-2.3363099098206,"02.12.10 10:00":-2.3027300834656,"02.12.10 10:05":-2.2929599285126,"02.12.10 10:10":-2.2710800170898,"02.12.10 10:15":-2.212110042572,"02.12.10 10:20":-2.1898999214172,"02.12.10 10:25":-2.217129945755,"02.12.10 10:30":-2.1989300251007,"02.12.10 10:35":-2.153589963913,"02.12.10 10:40":-2.1290299892426,"02.12.10 10:45":-2.0749800205231,"02.12.10 10:50":-2.0278499126434,"02.12.10 10:55":-1.9766000509262,"02.12.10 11:00":-1.970929980278,"02.12.10 11:05":-1.9946000576019,"02.12.10 11:10":-1.9456700086594,"02.12.10 11:15":-1.8632099628448,"02.12.10 11:20":-1.8001400232315,"02.12.10 11:25":-1.7732000350952,"02.12.10 11:30":-1.7216299772263,"02.12.10 11:35":-1.699079990387,"02.12.10 11:40":-1.6148600578308,"02.12.10 11:45":-1.5155700445175,"02.12.10 11:50":-1.42757999897,"02.12.10 11:55":-1.3038200139999,"02.12.10 12:00":-1.1836700439453,"02.12.10 12:05":-1.0614000558853,"02.12.10 12:10":-0.88604497909546,"02.12.10 12:15":-0.79673802852631,"02.12.10 12:20":-0.69266998767853,"02.12.10 12:25":-0.62105000019073,"02.12.10 12:30":-0.60336500406265,"02.12.10 12:35":-0.62511301040649,"02.12.10 12:40":-0.5085089802742,"02.12.10 12:45":-0.3846530020237,"02.12.10 12:50":-0.20323400199413,"02.12.10 12:55":0.029036400839686,"02.12.10 13:00":0.18632200360298,"02.12.10 13:05":0.31068998575211,"02.12.10 13:10":0.46976301074028,"02.12.10 13:15":0.68747299909592,"02.12.10 13:20":0.86281698942184,"02.12.10 13:25":0.9976059794426,"02.12.10 13:30":1.1496399641037,"02.12.10 13:35":1.3671699762344,"02.12.10 13:40":1.5390499830246,"02.12.10 13:45":1.5971299409866,"02.12.10 13:50":1.7557499408722,"02.12.10 13:55":1.9028799533844,"02.12.10 14:00":1.9460999965668,"02.12.10 14:05":2.1059598922729,"02.12.10 14:10":2.2425000667572,"02.12.10 14:15":2.2277100086212,"02.12.10 14:20":2.4455499649048,"02.12.10 14:25":2.7643399238586,"02.12.10 14:30":2.8172600269318,"02.12.10 14:35":2.9336500167847,"02.12.10 14:40":3.1703898906708,"02.12.10 14:45":3.4071099758148,"02.12.10 14:50":3.5042400360107,"02.12.10 14:55":3.5605599880219,"02.12.10 15:00":3.554790019989,"02.12.10 15:05":3.8395900726318,"02.12.10 15:10":4.0895900726318,"02.12.10 15:15":4.2630500793457,"02.12.10 15:20":4.1129899024963,"02.12.10 15:25":4.1236801147461,"02.12.10 15:30":3.9825301170349,"02.12.10 15:35":4.0214099884033,"02.12.10 15:40":4.1495499610901,"02.12.10 15:45":4.044310092926,"02.12.10 15:50":3.9696800708771,"02.12.10 15:55":3.8055698871613,"02.12.10 16:00":3.773649930954,"02.12.10 16:05":3.932590007782,"02.12.10 16:10":3.6822800636292,"02.12.10 16:15":3.6784400939941,"02.12.10 16:20":3.783970117569,"02.12.10 16:25":3.791179895401,"02.12.10 16:30":3.8013100624084,"02.12.10 16:35":3.9621798992157,"02.12.10 16:40":4.0480198860168,"02.12.10 16:45":4.1134700775146,"02.12.10 16:50":4.0453901290894,"02.12.10 16:55":3.9114599227905,"02.12.10 17:00":3.726490020752,"02.12.10 17:05":3.6728000640869,"02.12.10 17:10":3.5998499393463,"02.12.10 17:15":3.5566298961639,"02.12.10 17:20":3.4638500213623,"02.12.10 17:25":3.4691700935364,"02.12.10 17:30":3.281219959259,"02.12.10 17:35":2.9569499492645,"02.12.10 17:40":2.8320200443268,"02.12.10 17:45":2.601569890976,"02.12.10 17:50":2.2340099811554,"02.12.10 17:55":2.1971700191498,"02.12.10 18:00":1.9725400209427,"02.12.10 18:05":1.8563499450684,"02.12.10 18:10":1.8073799610138,"02.12.10 18:15":1.7020299434662,"02.12.10 18:20":1.6416599750519,"02.12.10 18:25":1.5386799573898,"02.12.10 18:30":1.3106399774551,"02.12.10 18:35":1.1949299573898,"02.12.10 18:40":1.0599100589752,"02.12.10 18:45":0.84708899259567,"02.12.10 18:50":0.59371000528336,"02.12.10 18:55":0.34930598735809,"02.12.10 19:00":0.20351399481297,"02.12.10 19:05":0.10474000126123,"02.12.10 19:10":-0.0043622800149024,"02.12.10 19:15":-0.12944500148296,"02.12.10 19:20":-0.25034099817276,"02.12.10 19:25":-0.33658000826836,"02.12.10 19:30":-0.42930001020432,"02.12.10 19:35":-0.90231400728226,"02.12.10 19:40":-1.3986200094223,"02.12.10 19:45":-1.5168999433517,"02.12.10 19:50":-1.6059800386429,"02.12.10 19:55":-1.752110004425,"02.12.10 20:00":-1.8756099939346,"02.12.10 20:05":-1.9556900262833,"02.12.10 20:10":-1.9959100484848,"02.12.10 20:15":-2.0558199882507,"02.12.10 20:20":-2.1839001178741,"02.12.10 20:25":-2.3464798927307,"02.12.10 20:30":-2.4262800216675,"02.12.10 20:35":-2.5404999256134,"02.12.10 20:40":-2.6981999874115,"02.12.10 20:45":-2.8063900470734,"02.12.10 20:50":-2.9316298961639,"02.12.10 20:55":-3.0210700035095,"02.12.10 21:00":-3.0817499160767,"02.12.10 21:05":-3.1175000667572,"02.12.10 21:10":-3.1593399047852,"02.12.10 21:15":-3.1923899650574,"02.12.10 21:20":-3.1971800327301,"02.12.10 21:25":-3.2260899543762,"02.12.10 21:30":-3.2968900203705,"02.12.10 21:35":-3.344710111618,"02.12.10 21:40":-3.3198699951172,"02.12.10 21:45":-3.2767798900604,"02.12.10 21:50":-3.2650198936462,"02.12.10 21:55":-3.2815999984741,"02.12.10 22:00":-3.3444499969482,"02.12.10 22:05":-3.3487501144409,"02.12.10 22:10":-3.3359100818634,"02.12.10 22:15":-3.3023700714111,"02.12.10 22:20":-3.3328399658203,"02.12.10 22:25":-3.3232400417328,"02.12.10 22:30":-3.2963700294495,"02.12.10 22:35":-3.2496800422668,"02.12.10 22:40":-3.1935000419617,"02.12.10 22:45":-3.1117498874664,"02.12.10 22:50":-3.0288701057434,"02.12.10 22:55":-2.9776699542999,"02.12.10 23:00":-2.9702498912811,"02.12.10 23:05":-2.9997498989105,"02.12.10 23:10":-3.0110599994659,"02.12.10 23:15":-3.0199298858643,"02.12.10 23:20":-3.0311300754547,"02.12.10 23:25":-3.0368099212646,"02.12.10 23:30":-3.0516800880432,"02.12.10 23:35":-4.2562599182129,"02.12.10 23:40":-5.1512298583984,"02.12.10 23:45":-5.1525797843933}

Here is my script to reformat the data:
 success:function(result){
                    console.log(result);
                    result = $.parseJSON(result);
                    var startDate, endDate, count=0;
                    var dataLength = Object.keys(result).length;;

                    var data = _.map(result, function(value, date){

                        var unformattedDate = new Date(date);
                        var year = unformattedDate.getFullYear(),
                            month = unformattedDate.getDate(),
                            day = unformattedDate.getDay(),
                            hour = unformattedDate.getHours(),
                            minute = unformattedDate.getMinutes();

                        var formattedDate = Date.UTC(year,month,day,hour,minute,0);

                        if(count  === 0) startDate= formattedDate;
                        if(count == dataLength - 1) endDate = formattedDate;

                        count++;

                        return [formattedDate, value];;
                    });

                    self.renderBarChart(data, startDate, endDate);
                },
                error: function(req, status, error){
                    console.log(error);
                }

And my render chart function looks like this:
$('#container').highcharts('StockChart',{
                exporting: {
                    enabled: false
                },
                chart: {
                    type: 'spline',
                },
                title: {
                    text: 'Debt Obligations'
                },
                xAxis: {
                    type: 'datetime',
                    title: {
                        text: 'Date'
                    }
                },
                rangeSelector: {
                    selected: false
                },
                yAxis: {
                    title: {
                        text: 'Debt'
                    },
                    min: 0
                },
                tooltip: {
                    headerFormat: '<b>{series.name}</b><br>',
                    pointFormat: '{point.x:%b %e %Y %H:%M:%S}: {point.y}'
                },
                series: [{
                    name: 'Debt Obligation',
                    pointInterval: 4 * 3600 * 1000,
                    pointStart: startDate,
                    data:data
                }]
            });

The output graph also renders excactly on the way I wanted it to. But the problem is with the dates that are displayed on the tooltip and label as well the date selector on the top.

Even I have no data for year 2010 it always shows Jan 2010 even when I use the formatter().
I wanted my labels to be displaed as in this old graph.

Any help on what I a doing wrong would be greately appreciated.


Discuss travel & special travel offers, visas, registration, residency status, dual nationality questions, the legal issues of marriage (and divorce), visa runs and where to make them… and a host of similar issues.
All questions and solutions regarding visas, registration, dual nationality and issues concerning marriage to be asked and answered in here.
Obtaining a Visa for the Russian Federation.
Was it enjoyable? Did you pay through the nose? Let us know what you think about the consular section of Russian embassies around the world and the process of obtaining a visa from them.
Looking for a Russian "Green Card"? Got one already and have some advice for others?
For information about all questions related to marriage to a Russian citizen both here and abroad.
Sticky: Question about New Rules for VISA, 180/90 days, Retroactive or not? Look here first.
Anyone coming to Russia from US in next month or so?
OK, so how am I supposed to put my bags onto the luggage wagon for train?
How To Visit Big Diomede Island?
How long is an apostille good for?
Question : are people still having troubles getting Russian Visas ?
All times are GMT +3. The time now is 11:22.


queen size storage bed excellent medium oak queen size storage bed winners only within queen size bed with storage ordinary queen size storage bed frame sale singapore queen size storage bed frame.
queen size storage bed queen size storage bed with bookcase headboard shelves modern leather queen size storage bed frame queen size storage beds for sale.
queen size storage bed white queen size bed with storage s room white queen size storage bed queen size white storage bed bookcase headboard queen size storage bed frame.
queen size storage bed king size storage bedroom set bedroom white wooden king size platform bed with pull out drawers queen size storage bedroom sets king size bedroom sets with bedroom furniture set.
queen size storage bed bed with bookcase headboard bookcases beds with bookcase headboards for queen size beds queen size storage queen size storage bed with bookcase headboard queen size white storag.
queen size storage bed queen bed with under storage s queen size storage bed designs modern storage espresso queen size platform bed with bookcase headboard plans to build a queen size storage bed.
queen size storage bed storage bed queen size queen size storage bed frame queen size storage bed frame sale frames storage bed queen size queen size bed frame with storage headboard queen size bed fr.
queen size storage bed queen size storage bed canada queen size storage bedroom sets.
queen size storage bed latest signature design by queen storage bed with 2 black queen bed frame with astonishing queen size queen size storage bedroom sets queen size storage bed frame diy.
queen size storage bed bedroom brown stained wood queen size storage bed with bookcase headboard and drawer underneath combined queen size storage bed with bookcase headboard queen size storage bed fr.
queen size storage bed queen size bookcase captains bed black queen size storage bed with headboard queen size bed frame with storage philippines.
queen size storage bed solid wood storage bed full platform storage bed ideas modern storage twin bed design for solid solid wood storage bed queen size storage bed frame queen size storage bed frame.
queen size storage bed beds with storage queen size storage bed with bookcase headboard plans queen size white storage bed bookcase headboard.
queen size storage bed decorating decorative queen size captains bed wonderful inside with storage ordinary buy queen size queen size bed frame with storage philippines queen size storage bed canada.
queen size storage bed buy queen size bed full image for buy modern leather queen size storage bed frame with queen size storage bed plus bookcase headboard bedroom furniture sets modern leather queen.
queen size storage bed rustic petite storage bed e king size queen size storage bed plans queen size storage bed frame singapore.
queen size storage bed an elegant contemporary bed with clean lines and spacious storage the bookcase headboard has two queen size white storage bed bookcase headboard plans to build a queen size stor.
queen size storage bed modern leather queen size storage bed frame with storage bookcase cabinets stool no mattress bedroom furniture sets in beds from furniture on queen size storage bed canada queen.
queen size storage bed queen size storage bed canada queen size bedroom sets with underbed storage.
queen size storage bed queen storage platform bed with headboard queen size storage bed plus bookcase headboard queen size platform bed frame with storage plans queen size storage bed frame sale singa.
queen size storage bed queen storage bed with bookcase headboard full size storage bed how to build a queen headboard storage headboards queen full size storage queen size storage plans to build a que.
queen size storage bed brilliant storage beds queen size with drawers park queen size cherry storage bed queen size platform bed with storage drawers plans bedroom furniture sets modern leather queen.
queen size storage bed queen size storage beds exquisite queen side bed 9 beautiful size frame with drawers free queen size storage bed plans queen size storage bedroom sets queen size bed frame stora.
queen size storage bed wooden queen size bed corner block queen size storage bed solid wood queen size bed frame queen size platform bed with storage diy queen size platform bed with headboard and sto.
queen size storage bed bed frames with storage queen bed frame with storage queen bonanza queen size storage bed frame queen size storage bed frame sale singapore queen size platform storage bedroom s.
queen size storage bed contemporary gray king size storage bed queen size platform bed with storage diy queen size storage bed with bookcase headboard plans.
queen size storage bed queen bookcase storage bed queen bookcase headboard bookcase queen bookcase headboard storage bed queen size storage queen size storage bed plans queen size white storage bed bo.


goDésana offers three ways to get started. There are no sign-up fees, membership fees, or monthly purchase requirements for any of the three membership levels.
Wholesale Customers and Consultants automatically participate in our free Member Rewards Program. Member Rewards Points (MRP) can be used like cash to receive additional FREE goDésana products of your choice. Starting with your first order, you receive 10% of the Business Volume of your order as MRP product points. The longer you participate, the more product points you receive.
Have 20 BV in product purchases every 31 days to maintain Member Rewards Program (MRP) percentage level & accumulated points.
No auto-delivery required to earn points.
No limit to the amount of points you can earn.
No limit to the amount of points you can redeem.
No limit on the full-price products that can be purchased with points.
Member Rewards Points (MRP) have no cash value and are non-transferable.
MRP point redemption orders have no Business Volume for active status or earning qualification purposes.
Buy More Save More orders cannot be purchased with Member Rewards Points (MRP).
Previously accrued MRP points and MRP percentage levels are cancelled on inactive accounts.
Not all products are available for purchase with MRP points.


The objectives of the VK Shires contest are for amateurs around the world to contact as many VK shires as possible in the contest period.
Contest runs from 06.00 UTC Saturday 9th June 2018 to 06.00 UTC Sunday 10th June 2018.
The VK Shires evolved from the VK4 Shires Contest, the Jack Files, and took the concept to all states.


text:
require 'helper'

class TestRegressionHyperlink07 < Test::Unit::TestCase
  def setup
    setup_dir_var
  end

  def teardown
    File.delete(@xlsx) if File.exist?(@xlsx)
  end

  def test_hyperlink07
    @xlsx = 'hyperlink07.xlsx'
    workbook  = WriteXLSX.new(@xlsx)
    worksheet = workbook.add_worksheet

    worksheet.write_url('A1',  'external:\\\\VBOXSVR\share\foo.xlsx', 'J:\foo.xlsx')
    worksheet.write_url('A3',  'external:foo.xlsx')

    workbook.close
    compare_xlsx_for_regression(File.join(@regression_output, @xlsx), @xlsx)
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Q: install django on subdirectory I am running apache2 server on Ubuntu 14. Now I want to configure Apache to work with mod_wsgi to run Django on a subdirectory of a domain such as www.abc.com/lab, but I always fail to do that.
I have successfully installed Python by the way. I can do python --version which returns Python 2.7.3. The following are my steps of setting up:

*

*I create a pylab folder under /var/www, inside has these files init.py, init.pyc, manage.py, settings.py, settings.pyc, and lastly urls.py

*I then go to /etc/apache2/sites-available and create a lab file with the following contents:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName /lab
DocumentRoot /var/www/pylab
<Directory /lab>
Options All
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
</Directory>

Alias /static/ /var/www/pylab/static/
<Location "/static/">
Options -Indexes
</Location>

Alias /media/ /var/www/pylab/media/
<Location "/media/">
Options -Indexes
</Location>

WSGIScriptAlias / /var/www/pylab/wsgi.py
WSGIDaemonProcess labapi python-path=/var/www/pylabprocesses=2 threads=15 display-name=Pylab
WSGIProcessGroup pylab

</VirtualHost>

But when I access www.abc.com/lab I only see a 404 error. What did I do wrong?

A: You need a little tweak on your apache file.
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.abc.com/lab
Alias /lab/ /var/www/pylab
DocumentRoot /var/www/pylab
<Directory /var/www/pylab>
Options All
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
</Directory>

Alias /static/ /var/www/pylab/static/
<Location "/static/">
Options -Indexes
</Location>

Alias /media/ /var/www/pylab/media/
<Location "/media/">
Options -Indexes
</Location>

WSGIScriptAlias / /var/www/pylab/wsgi.py
WSGIDaemonProcess labapi python-path=/var/www/pylabprocesses=2 threads=15 display-name=Pylab
WSGIProcessGroup pylab

</VirtualHost>

Change your code with above one and also symlink your config file which is now available under /etc/apache2/sites-available to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled folder with ln /etc/apache2/sites-available/source-file-name /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/target-file-name
I hope you'll enjoy. :)

A: Firstly, do not create your project under /var/www. That's a potential security risk. Django is not PHP, it is not served as files by the webserver. Also, do not set DocumentRoot for the same reason.
The thing that determines where your Django app is served is the WSGIScriptAlias directive. So if you want to serve it under /lab, just set the directive to that:
WSGIScriptAlias /lab /<path>/pylab/wsgi.py

(where  is the path to your app that isn't /var/www).

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Pro bono family law lawyers in colorado
Why does a lawyer work pro bono?
Benefits of Pro Bono Programs in Law School Pro bono programs help students develop professionalism and an understanding of a lawyer's responsibility to the community. Participation facilitates student involvement in the community and increases the availability of legal services to needy populations.
Do I qualify for a free lawyer?
People with no income of on social assistance usually qualify financially for Legal Aid. You may be able to get Legal Aid even if you have some money in the bank and/or a house. Legal aid staff will look at your personal financial circumstances to decide if you qualify .
What if I can't afford an attorney for child custody?
Family law– if you have a child custody or divorce case, legal aid may be able to help. Call your local legal aid office or ask the Judge in your case to appoint a legal aid lawyer to represent you in court.
How do I find a pro bono lawyer in Georgia?
Atlanta Legal Aid & Pro Bono Services Georgia Lawyers for the Arts. (404) 873-3911. Lambda Legal . (404) 897-1880. Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation. (404) 521-0790. Georgia Legal Services Program, Inc. (404) 894-7707. Clayton County Pro Bono Project. Atlanta Legal Aid Society. State Bar of Georgia Pro Bono Project. DeKalb Volunteer Lawyers Foundation.
Are pro bono lawyers good?
Conclusion. Pro bono work can contribute to the public good and constitute some of the most rewarding work an attorney can perform over the course of a legal career. The absence of payment from a client, however, does not diminish the standard of care for attorneys who handle pro bono matters.
You might be interested: Colorado springs to canyon city
Is Pro Bono really free?
Pro bono is short for the Latin phrase pro bono publico, which means "for the public good." The term generally refers to services that are rendered by a professional for free or at a lower cost. It is also possible to do pro bono work for individual clients who cannot afford to pay.
How long does it take for legal aid to be approved?
The Agency will tell you and your solicitor if you are eligible for legal aid, this can take up to 4 weeks, sometimes longer. If you need legal aid urgently, your solicitor can make an emergency written application, this usually takes 2-3 days , but can take longer.
How much does a consultation with a lawyer cost?
As a general rule, the minimum rate for most attorneys is $149 per hour. However, some lawyers are willing to offer flat fee arrangements so you know the full price of your legal matter up front. Read on for more information about costs and payment methods when hiring a lawyer .
How can lawyers help the poor?
Legal aid services—covering public information and awareness, group and individual counseling, and representation by a lawyer —are generally delivered free of charge to the poor and vulnerable, so they can better understand their rights and the procedures to enforce them, and improve their access to formal justice
What should you not do during custody battle?
9 Things to Avoid During Your Custody Battle AVOID VERBAL ALTERCATIONS WITH EX-SPOUSE AND/OR CHILDREN. AVOID PHYSICAL CONFRONTATION WITH EX-SPOUSE AND/OR CHILDREN. AVOID EXPOSING YOUR CHILDREN TO NEW PARTNERS. AVOID CRITICIZING THE OTHER PARENT TO LEGAL PARTIES, FAMILY, OR FRIENDS. AVOID NEGLECTING CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS AND/OR AGREED UPON PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES.
You might be interested: Call center jobs in colorado
What do I do if I can't afford a family lawyer?
Here's how to find legal help if you can't afford a lawyer : Contact the city courthouse. Seek free lawyer consultations. Look to legal aid societies. Visit a law school. Contact your county or state bar association. Go to small claims court.
What do judges look for in child custody cases?
Judges must decide custody based on "the best interests of the child ." The "best interests of the child " law requires courts to focus on the child's needs and not the parent's needs. The law requires courts to give custody to the parent who can meet the child's needs best .
Is Pro Bono the same as legal aid?
Legal aid lawyers are paid by grants and might receive some government funding. A pro bono lawyer takes a case for free, and otherwise works for fee-paying clients.
Where can I find pro bono lawyers?
Various bar associations and legal aid organizations offer legal clinics as a way to provide free legal advice and handle intake for any pro bono or volunteer lawyer programs they operate. If you qualify, you can talk with a lawyer at a legal clinic for free. Some legal clinics are only for people with low-incomes.
Student loan forgiveness colorado
Net income calculator colorado
National weather service forecast fort collins colorado
Cheap fares to denver colorado
Class 4 felony colorado
Denver colorado county jail
Dish network headquarters colorado
Boulder colorado skiing resorts
Colorado business school ranking
Rei locations in colorado
Colorado new driver license
Bison burger colorado springs
Indian dwellings in colorado
Hot springs around colorado springs

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
May 27, 2021 9:36am Comment Pranob Mehrotra
Lenovo's new Yoga tablet moonlights as a secondary monitor
The all-new Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro is one of the most interesting Android tablets we've seen of late. It's a premium tablet that comes with a built-in micro HDMI input port that will let you use it as an external display for your smartphone or handheld console.
We first spotted the Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro on Weibo earlier this month. But at the time we had no information about its specifications, other than the fact that it featured a micro HDMI input port. Now, Lenovo has finally shared the complete spec list, and it seems to be quite a compelling Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 alternative. As per Gizmochina, the Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro features the same design as previous tablets in the Yoga Pad lineup, with an aluminum chassis, a 108-degree steel bracket that doubles as a kickstand, and a premium Alcantara finish on the back panel. It sports a 13-inc 2K LTPS LCD panel with a tall 16:10 aspect ratio, 100% sRGB coverage, Dolby Vision certification, and HDR10 support.
The Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro packs Qualcomm's Snapdragon 870 chip, which isn't as powerful as the flagship Snapdragon 888 but it's good enough for most demanding tasks. The SoC is paired with 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of non-expandable UFS 3.0 storage. It features a single 8MP camera with a ToF sensor on the front, a massive 10,200mAh battery, and the aforementioned micro HDMI input port. Other connectivity options include dual-band Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and a USB Type-C 3.1 port. For audio, the tablet packs four speakers from JBL (2×2.5W + 2x2W), Dolby Atmos support, and a triple microphone array. On the software front, it runs Lenovo's ZUI 12.5 based on Android 11.
Although the Lenovo Yoga Tab Pro may seem like a pretty standard Android tablet, it's anything but that. Thanks to the built-in microHDMI port, you can use it as a secondary monitor for your laptop or a handheld console like the Nintendo Switch. This makes it a great buy for those who're used to multi-monitor setups, as it gives them the option to have a multi-monitor setup even when they're out an about.
The Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro will go on sale in China starting May 31, and it will be available in a single black colorway. It's priced at CNY3,299 (~$515), which makes it a great alternative to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. Sadly, Lenovo hasn't shared any details regarding an international release, so it may be a while before it shows up at a store near you.
Tags android tabletLenovotablets
XDA » News Brief » Lenovo's new Yoga tablet moonlights as a secondary monitor
Pranob Mehrotra
A Literature and Linguistics graduate with a keen interest in everything Android. When not writing about tech, Pranob spends most of his time either playing League of Legends or lurking on Reddit.


Bolete is the newest gem located in an historic building in Downtown St. Catharines. Award winning Chef Andrew McLeod's menu features dishes to reflect Canadian cuisine, with his inspiration ranging from PEI to Northern Ontario to British Columbia. Seafood, including oysters, is delivered fresh from both the east and west coasts, cheeses from Ontario and Quebec, produce from the Niagara region. The beverage list accents some of the best wines from Niagara, craft beers and signature craft cocktails. Large paintings adorn the walls, with local artists rotating their pieces every few months. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming and with the open concept kitchen making it feel more like you are having dinner at Chef's home than in a restaurant. There is also a private dining room for special events.
This was our first time dining here and it was amazing. The food was exquisite. The service was good, just a little slow on getting our water and drinks. But overall it was amazing, definitely will return.
The wait staff was so quite I constantly had to ask my server to repeat himsellf. Twice our server forgot my wifes drink and had to be reminded. The food decent enough but I would say definitely not worth the price. A nice looking place, but honestly I think that's all it is.
The wait staff were lovely and friendly. The food was delicious. The ambiance was perfect.
Had a really lovely evening out at Bolete, the food and cocktails were delicious, and staff was attentive and friendly. Also their cheesecake might just be the most perfect cheesecake around.
Took my Mom for dinner. Although nearly empty (Tuesday night), it was still inviting and had a warm feel. Decor was modern and simple, minimal but not sparse. Service was very attentive and friendly, but not overbearing. Food presentation was excellent, as was the taste: potion sizes were perfect. Cost on the high side of medium but fair. Would definately return.
It took an hour and 15 minutes from the time of ordering to the time our main course arrived. Our server was extremely apologetic but for whatever the reason the kitchen couldn't seem to produce two simple orders. The couple at the table next to us got up and walked out when their meals failed to appear. The restaurant wasn't overly busy, but the kitchen couldn't seem to keep up. Server staff was wonderful. And the meal itself was fabulous, once it arrived.
Bolete was the perfect place for us to celebrate our Valentine Day. The dishes were inventive and delicious, the ambiance was bright and lively; and everyone nearby was clearly enjoying the restaurant as much as we were. We'll return time and time again!
We had dinner before a concert. Excellent food and good service. Although a bit pricey I'd return any time.
Our experience was frustrating. We were on our way to a concert which the restaurant was aware of and we waited 1.5 hours to get our food which meant we had 15 minutes to eat and get to the concert. With that said, the food was delicious. The delay was no fault of our server. She did everything she could to help us. The restaurant was overbooked and the kitchen just couldn't keep up with the orders.
Always delicious chef-inspired dishes, great atmosphere and friendly wait staff.
Went here for my birthday. Our waitress smelled of cigarettes and wasn't personable whatsoever. The food was over priced and bland. The ambiance was lovely but I think that's about the only positive I have. Was so disappointed because of all the hype. Doubt we will be back.
Rack of lamb was excellent. Salmon mousse ravioli was just OK.
The food was amazing. Will definitely be back!
Wonderful little spot, downtown St Kits.
Had the scallops...cooked to perfection.
Sit at the back bar and watch the chefs work.
First time, will definitely be back, food was outstanding: flavour , presentation, and portion size well done!
The ambiance is eclectic, more of an open concept done tastefully.
Recommended by family as they had eaten the chef's food at another location. Attended and was greeted by the hostess who took our coats. Observed that there were 3 other tables in various states of their meals. Seated at a table in poor condition extremely wobbly. The building is old I understand however many renovations were done and yet the floor had a noticeable dip which affected the table. Chairs were modern and uncomfortable. No cocktail list. Hostess was our waitress. Long wait times for food even though once again only 4 tables present. 5th table arrived towards end of our meal, would have ordered dessert however waitress had seated, taken drink orders, served drinks, taken appetizers order and served appetizers prior to questioning if we wanted dessert.
The food was good, the service needed improvement, the price point is too high for the experience obtained.
Phenomenal duck and beet salad.
My husband & I went for dinner but it sure will not be the last time. The soup, wings & lamb were excellent! We highly recommend this restaurant!!
It was a pleasant find. Food was excellent, beer menu is limited. Overall nice evening, it did get loud inside due to the group beside us.
Fantastic presentation of food, unique food combinations the music was awesome! What a great find in downtown St. Catherines - it was worth the drive!!
We have always had great service at Bolete, but on this occasion we had to wait for over 35 minutes for our cocktails!! and they weren't even made right! Our starters were delicious but the main courses were a big let down and over cooked/deep fried.
The olive starter was great. Beef was very tasty as was the duck. Pasta needed more seasoning. Desserts were delicious. The service was excellent and the music was soft enough to allow for a good conversation.
The service was fantastic. Not overbearing, just timely and genuinely friendly. The food was fantastic. I never order a vegetarian main course, but the corn and polenta salad seemed interesting. It did not disappoint. It was light, fresh, and packed with flavor. If you're in St. Catherine's this place is definitely worth checking out.
Had a very pleasant time. Order the salmon tartare was excellent. The eggplant dumpling was good not great. Pork belly was outstanding. Had the chocolate Carmel brûlée : if you are a chocolate person it was very good, I'm not so I expected a creamer brûlée with a hint of chocolate but it was more a chocolate brûlée with only a minor hint of caramel.
All in all a very nice evening- will serve going back.
Inventive, delicious menu and excellent service. Best gnocchi we've had in years.
Very creative chef, perfectly prepared and presented food, all of it, the appetizer, the main course and the dessert. Unbelievable surprise to find this quality in St . Catharines after the widespread mediocrity in so many restaurants in Ontario. Go soon, before the chef is lured away.
We were looking for a fine dining rest. July 14. On Open Table Bolete's name appeared. It was local, not far away. We viewed the write up describing Bolete and it seemed to be just what we were looking for. And it was! It's large enough not to be quaint, and small enough not to feel franchise. The menu was ideal, a single page. The service fantastic. We started with fresh oysters (Malpeque). They were shucked perfectly, clean and well presented. We drank Oast beer, always a good choice. Humbolt squid and a salmon tar-tar were next. My suggestion, "try these as you'll be sorry to have missed out if you don't". The main course was halibut, and seared pork belly, both with seasonal veggies. We opted out of desert as we were pleasantly full. And, to add to the great evening, it was well within reasonably priced. We'd easily recommend Bolete.
Excellent oysters! Parking is very difficult though.
Restaurant was hot - no ac on a very warm evening, noise level was uncomfortable, food was good but small portion for the cost. would not return, wait staff seemed put out that we asked for my grandson's beef to be cooked a little more.
Never disappoints! Food and drinks are always top notch.
I was dining with 2 others. All was going well until 7 pm when a DJ began playing very loud, electronic type music. It became very difficult to hear each other from that point on. It spoiled what had been a great meal.
Excellent food... all courses. Will come here again.
Amazing food, need to go back for the Buck a Shuck they do from 4-7pm everyday.
It was a return visit for my husband and me and it met our fave review for the friends that came with us, this visit.
Great evening with some friends. I had the lamb a couple people had Cornish hen and one had the pickerel. All food done perfectly and service was amazing. We continue to go back as the meals are always fantastic.
Mother's Day brunch after a local run; excellent meal and service, and they made a regular burger and fries for my daughter who didn't care for anything in the menu. Only complaint is one that we have of many restaurants- no sound proofing in the walls and therefore conversation from other tables is loud and it's hard to hear across our table. Highly recommend, however.


In accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the City of Burlington, in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration and the Vermont Agency of Transportation, prepared a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for the Champlain Parkway. The Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (FSEIS) was distributed for public and agency review on September 24, 2009.
In January, 2010, the Federal Highway Administration identified the Selected Alternative for the Champlain Parkway with the issuance of the Record of Decision.
The City of Burlington filed a Land Use Permit Application at the Act 250 Regional District Office on April 15, 2011.


text:
Crni Drim (albanski: Drini i Zi, što znači Crni jelen, makedonski: Црн Дрим), izvire (istječe) iz Ohridskog jezera s nadmorske visine od 695 m., a izlazi iz Republike Makedonije u blizini grada Debra na 476 m. nadmorske visine. Ukupna duljina rijeke je 149 km., a unutar Makedonije rijeka ima 56 km.

Tok rijeke u Makedoniji

Danas rijeka ima svoj prirodni tok na manjoj polovici svog korita, i to od svog izvora(izlijeva iz jezera)kod grada Struge do sela Tašmaruništa. Malo dalje od tog sela, u pravcu sjevera, rijeka ulazi u klisuru i formira umjetno jezero. Na rijeci se nalazi brana, visoka 82 m., oko 10 km nizvodno u pravcu sjevera, ovo je akomulacija za hidrocentralu  Globočica.
Odmah nakon te hidrocentrale, rijeka tvori novo jezero, zbog brane(102 m. visine) podignute na njoj kod grada Debra. Ovo umjetno jezero - Debarsko jezero je najbogatije vodom od svih akomulacija u Makedoniji. Jezero ima 520 milijuna m² vode, od njega se voda pomoćnim tunelima vodi do hidrocentrale Špilje.
 Vode rijeke su bogate raznovrsnom ribom, osobito jeguljama, šaranima, klenom i mrenom. Klanac rijeke postaje sve više omiljena destinacija za športske ribolovce, i turiste rekreativce.
 Hidropotencijal rijeke iskorišten je do maksimuma, i predstavlja značajan izvor energije Republike Makedonije, dvije hidrocentale proizvode 580 kilovatsati električne energije godišnje.

Tok rijeke u Albaniji

U sjeveroistočnoj Albaniji kod grada Kukësa, Crni Drim se spaja s rijekom Bijelim Drimom, i tvori novo jezero, od tog dijela rijeka se zove samo Drim i utječe u Jadransko more.

Vanjske poveznice

Rijeke u Sjevernoj Makedoniji
Rijeke u Albaniji
Porječje Drima

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Sir Highbury Podcasts
Sir Highbury public [search 0]
Lifestyle Video Games Games and Gambling Special Guest
The Classic Gamers Guild Podcast
Game discussion and interviews for those who love old school classics and retro-style indie games!
Our Most Replayed Games (and a huge tangent) 45:15
Episode 105: We return from our holiday break to talk about the games that we have replayed the most number of times, and eventually derail into talking about Sierra vs LucasArts because that's how we do. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild…
2020 Mailbag 43:42
Episode 104: We end this year with a mailbag episode before we take a quick hiatus for Christmas break. Ric and Anna answer questions submitted by the community and address topics including challenging games, adventure game interfaces, and our thoughts on cheese. Happy holidays, everybody! Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Fa…
Interview with Noah Falstein, game designer (LucasArts, The Inspiracy) 1:16:29
Episode 103: This week, Ric and Anna sit down with Noah Falstein to discuss his role at LucasFilm/LucasArts on games like Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and Loom, the video game crash of the early 1980s, and how games can be used to treat ADHD. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamers…
Sim City - goodbye, sleep! 37:18
Episode 102: With Paul still taking time off, Ric and Anna seize the opportunity to talk about a non-adventure game, and decide on Sim City. A classic among classics, it's a game that even non-gamers at least know about. Come hear us reminisce on the Sim City experience! Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Faceboo…
Les Manley in: Search For The King - the dollar store Leisure Suit Larry 41:22
Episode 101: That hiatus was inadvertent, but it was nice to have a break! Ric's mic is currently out of commission so his sound quality takes a hit as he makes do with a cheap headset. Oh and by the way, we talk about Les Manley a bit. If this write-up makes Les Manley sound rather irrelevant, then you pretty much understand his role in gaming his…
On The Spot Challenge: Lemmings vs The Incredible Machine 41:36
Episode 100: Ric catches Anna and Paul off guard with an impromptu On The Spot Challenge to determine the best classic puzzle game of all time - Lemmings vs The Incredible Machine! Neither side was prepared to battle, but both sides must fight to the death. Metaphorically. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Faceb…
The Fate of Atlantis - Indy gaming at its finest 41:33
Episode 99: We put it off long enough! Considered by many as the best point and click adventure game ever made, or at least a better story than Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, we finally discuss Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. Come hear us share our memories, experiences, and whatever we could find on Wikipedia! Come join the discussion and t…
The Blackstone Chronicles - you'd be crazy not to play it 46:41
Episode 98: In the final entry of our October horror series, Anna and Paul played The Blackstone Chronicles, an undiscovered gem well worth the effort that is required to play it on a modern day system. Ric did not play the game, but somehow that doesn't stop him from talking. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.F…
I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream - feel good game of the year 48:36
Episode 97: Week 3 of the October horror series brings us to the cult classic adaptation of Harlan Ellison's short story, I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast Twitter: @TheCGGuild And…
The Long Reach - an above-mediocre horror adventure 42:14
Episode 96: The October horror series continues with some spooky pixels in The Long Reach, according to Paul and Anna. Ric is less impressed. Come find out what we have to say about this side-scrolling horror adventure game! Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/group…
Interview with David Homb, actor (Phantasmagoria) 1:10:04
Episode 95: We kick off our October horror series with an interview with David Homb, everybody's favourite photographer-turned-demonically-possessed worst husband in the world, or at least the actor that played him in Phantasmagoria (we cannot vouch for anything he does in his personal life beyond our knowledge). Come check out this fun and casual …
Learning In Games (with special guest Dr. Leslie Markley) 1:01:48
Episode 94: What makes games effective learning tools? What can they teach us, and how? We are joined this week by Dr. Leslie Markley to talk about the educational potential of video games! What have games been teaching you that you didn't even realize? Come listen and join the conversation! Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on …
Video Game Music (with special guest Lucas Mercer) 58:28
Episode 93: Special guest Lucas Mercer joins the show to discuss our favourite video game music. Lucas is a multi-talented artist with a scholarly passion for video game music. Check out Lucas's band, Zen Junkie, at: https://zenjunkie.bandcamp.com As well as the YouTube playlist he created for this topic, which is discussed on the show: https://www…
Interview with Ken Williams and SURPRISE GUEST Roberta Williams (Sierra On-Line) 1:45:41
Episode 92: The interview that Paul, Anna, and Ric never thought would happen! Our guest this week is none other than the legendary Ken Williams, co-founder of Sierra On-Line and author of the upcoming book "Not All Fairy Tales Have Happy Endings". Much to our shock we are surprised with a special appearance by the notoriously elusive Roberta Willi…
Fun Games Despite Reasons To Suck 49:20
Episode 91: Sometimes games have reasons to suck, but they still manage to be fun. Come hear us discuss the games that were pretty great despite some serious red flags. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast And Twitter:…
Great Games That Forgot To Be Fun 41:31
Episode 90: When you describe a game as great, that would generally imply that the game is also fun, right? If you ask us (which you didn't, but hey), these games didn't get the memo. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodca…
Games That Only Need ONE Change 58:43
Episode 89: If we could change only ONE thing about a game to make them perfect, what would that be, and for which games? Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast And Twitter: @TheCGGuild Donate as low as $1 per month on o…
Our Video Game Crushes 49:26
Episode 88: Paul, Ric, and Anna discuss each others' top video game crushes. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast And Twitter: @TheCGGuild Donate as low as $1 per month on our Patreon to unlock exclusive content and bo…
On The Spot Challenge: Poor Game Descriptions 40:58
Episode 87: Paul puts Anna and Ric through the On The Spot Challenge, and they have to give poor descriptions of great video games and Gold Rush. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast And Twitter: @TheCGGuild Donate as …
Recommended Games That Aren't Sierra or LucasArts 41:54
Episode 86: Anna and Ric decide to recommend a handful of games that weren't made by either Sierra or LucasArts, and probably would not be able to fill an entire episode individually. Somehow, St. Elsewhere and Metallica also get brought up. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.F…
On The Spot Challenge: Live Action Casting 48:45
Episode 85: This week, it's Anna's turn to put Ric and Paul on the spot and challenge them to cast live action adaptations of video game characters. This episode has been edited down from the several days of raw audio that it took for them to come up with ideas. We never claimed we were particularly smart people. Come join the discussion and the co…
Interview with Al Lowe, video game developer (Leisure Suit Larry, Torin's Passage) 1:19:56
Episode 84: Our very special guest this week is legendary video game designer Al Lowe, who talks about his family history and background, his involvement in King's Quest 4 and Police Quest, and of course, some interesting facts about Leisure Suit Larry and Torin's Passage. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Faceb…
On The Spot Challenge: Sequels (Re-upload) 52:08
Episode 83: Ric challenges Paul and Anna to some on-the-spot improvisation in which they are randomly assigned a series and must design one of its sequels. **RE-UPLOAD** Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast And Twitter…
Interview with Liana Ruppert, video game journalist (Prima Games, Don't Feed The Gamers) 1:03:52
Episode 82: This week, Anna and Ric are joined by very special guest Liana Ruppert, editor-in-chief of the recently resurrected Prima Games and co-founder of Don't Feed The Gamers, to talk about her background and the realities of video game journalism. Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamer…
Interview with Cidney Hamilton, programmer (Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption, Summer Daze) 29:40
Episode 81: This week we bring on special guest Cidney Hamilton to talk about her history and experience as a video game programmer, the pros and cons of parser vs point-and-click, and her upcoming projects including Summer Daze. Summer Daze at Hero-U demo available for download here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1139490/Summer_Daze_at_HeroU/…


After the Golden State Warriors got "disinvited" to the White House by Donald Trump, many wondered what would be the teams plans when they visit Washington, D.C. to play the Wizards. Now we have an idea of what the team plans to do.
The team plans to go on a private tour of an undisclosed locale on Feb. 27, a day before the team will play the Wizards at the Capital One Area. The tour will consist only of players, coaches, and students. The players chose to keep their plans private instead of it being seen as politicizing an event.


Miskomerc d.o.o (Miskomerc co.) is a family company founded in 1998. Company provides multiple services in the field of trade and entrepreneurship.
In a year 2010, company expands its activities by introducing mechanical wood engraving as well as non and soft metal engraving.
The company is equipped with several CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines which are used for wood, MDF, perspex and soft metals (aluminum, brass ...) engraving.
The number of items produced on a monthly level varies and depends on complexity and size of the engraved object.
For all additional information, please have a look our page for collaboration with third parties.
For all questions you might have, please to not hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to answer you and to meet your requirements and expectations.


1. Halberg Chronobiology Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA.2. DiagnosTechs, Kent, WA, USA.3. Institute of HeartMath, Boulder Creek, CA, USA.4. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, USA.
Recurrent half-yearly adynamia was experienced by JF (62 years [y]) for the preceding 20 y, Table 1. In each of the last 2 episodes, summer 2009 and winter 2009-10, she had circadian desynchronization from the societal routine of her ~3-hourly vigor ratings with initial lunar cycle synchronization, Figure 1, while in the second lunar month of the adynamic episode and in both months in winter, the systolic (S) and diastolic (D) blood pressure (BP) and heart rate were also desynchronized. JF further rated her daily general well-being, as did her 42-y-old daughter, FT, who also observed the 4-y-old granddaughter, LT. A "normal" day rated 3, better higher and worse lower, sometimes with fractionated numbers and extremes as 1 and 5. LT's lower numbers were associated with non-typical hyperactivity, more energy and talkativeness, and resistance to parental guidance; her higher numbers indicated self-discipline, obedience and progress in learning. Not unexpectedly, ratings of mother FT and her daughter LT were correlated (r=0.436; P<0.01), as were those of JF and her daughter FT, who lived separately most of the time (0.213; P<0.01), but not those of JF and her granddaughter LT (r=0.084). It was the more surprising that in linear-nonlinear spectra of daily ratings of well-being by the extended cosinor, JF and LT, but not FT, showed a cis-halfyear, if we define the latter as a spectral component with a period, f, that has a CI (95% confidence interval) overlapping 0.40 to 0.42 y. LT had a f = 0.37 y (0.28-0.45 y) and JF a f = 0.38 y (0.34-0.41 y), with Marquardt's conservative approach. About 154-day f s are amply described in solar activity, notably flares (1), and in sudden cardiac deaths and cardiac arrhythmias in some but not all geographic locations; in Minnesota (2) and Tokyo (3), nonphotic cycles (transyears) replaced the photic year. FT and LT have f of 26 days (d) (24.1-27.9 d) shorter than JF's 29.1d (27.4-30.9). These results are qualified by the relative brevity of daily ratings from 20091101 to 20100518, yet are in keeping with the proposition of a possible familial basis in JF, but not yet expressed in FT or LT, of a case of recurrent half-yearly adynamia with circadian desynchronization of the blood circulation, salivary cortisol and DHEA and initial transient lunar synchronization of vigor (4).
Start-end dates, lunar phase (f: date of full moon; n: date of new moon) and length (weeks) of spans of adynamia when recorded in winter (W) and summer (S).
Rieger E et al. A 154-day periodicity in the occurrence of hard solar flares? Nature 1984; 312: 623-625.
Halberg F et al. Chronobiology's progress: season's appreciations 2004-2005. Time-, frequency-, phase-, variable-, individual-, age-and site-specific chronomics. J Applied Biomedicine 2006; 4: 1-38. http://www.zsf.jcu.cz/vyzkum/jab/4_1/halberg.pdf.
Cornélissen G et al. A cis-half-year characterizes the incidence of sudden cardiac death also in and near Austria. In: Proceedings, International Symposium, Problems of ecological and physiological adaptation, People's Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, 30-31 Jan 2007. Moscow: People's Friendship University of Russia; 2007. p. 545-551.
Halberg F, Cornélissen G, Finley J, Thomas F, Ilyia E, McCraty R, Hillman D. Variability disorder: recurrent adynamia with lengthened circadian cortisol, DHEA, blood pressure, pulse and vigor cycles. This volume.
Start: 7 March 2009; end: 1 April 2010.


text:
An empowered Maria Clara calls out victim blaming in this komiks
TW: This article mentions sexual assault and rape.
As layers of Christine Dacera's case continue to unwrap, more people chime in on the discourse. Whether or not she was raped, the case is far from being solved, but God forbid in this day and age, victim blaming still occupies a huge chunk of that discussion.
Sadly, tons of takes on social media focus more on how women should act, often bringing up Maria Clara. As gentle, intelligent and admirable as she is, comparing real women to a fictional character isn't quite fair. If she actually lived in our time, would she be admired for her modesty or be branded prissy?
A local komiks' modern take might help us reevaluate our perception of Maria Clara. Titled "Nagmamahal, Maria Clara," this time swap komiks created by Marian Hukom follows Maria Clara transported to the present day as she navigates the modern world.
The first two episodes saw our protagonist plod the unfamiliar setting, drawing attention because of her formal speech and "costume." The deuteragonist, a production assistant named Jenny, accidentally scouts her to play, well, Maria Clara in a film she's working on. And as demure as she seemed, these first two episodes set the tone for a different kind of Maria Clara―She stood up to a stuck-up film director. She felt off after reading about her own fate in Jose Rizal's novel. She was aware of how people in the modern world use her name as a synonym for prude.
Episode 3 focuses more on Jenny, who was sexually assaulted at a party by the film's lead actor. He then tried to turn the story around after Jenny rejected him. It turns out that someone had recorded the assault on video, resulting in the guy getting booted off the show.
The episode also tackles how the Maria Clara model, as flawed as it is to be a standard today, still has redeeming qualities we can admire and emulate: dedication, kindness and humility.
Hukom has acknowledged that the Maria Clara standard for modern women is "a tradition that's been passed on with lack of thought."
She's a product of her time, and to force people to be like her now is irrational. It'd be better if we see her as a stepping stone in history, and a testament to how much we have evolved
She shared a bit of context based on her research for her college thesis on the Maria Clara archetype in relation to the values of modern Filipino women. She and her thesis partner dissected Rizal's characterization of Maria Clara and found that Maria Clara was meant to represent the Philippines during the Spanish colonization.
"She's a product of her time, and to force people to be like her now is irrational. It'd be better if we see her as a stepping stone in history, and a testament to how much we have evolved," Hukom said.
And it's a valid point. The divide between liberal and conservative beliefs tends to put one over the other, much like in any discourse, but we can emulate the conservative beliefs represented by Maria Clara while being open to liberal values.
Maria Clara may not be your ideal female figure (especially in this modern setting), but her dedication and kindness are things we can all take note of.
What you really mean when you say 'she asked for it'
5 sneaky statements that contribute to rape culture
Photos from "Nagmamahal, Maria Clara"
christine dacera
local comics
nagmamahal maria clara
penlab
More From Art & Design
Ricky Lee's 'Si Amapola' gets a graphic novel spin by Manix Abrera
Nice, you can tour Drake's house now (virtually)
Get your Sobs x Subsonic Eye tickets at their pre-show gig
SHAREwyd later? If you haven't heard, Singapore-basedbands alt dream pop Subsonic Eye and...
Who would've thought a clothing collab with Hot Wheels would be this good?
by Lex Celera
SHAREIt is what you think it is: flames, racing stripes, and comfy silhouettes....
Off-White x Nike collab will feed your neon green obsession
SHAREIn 2019, Off-White was declared as one of the hottest brands in the...
Prove graphic design is your Passion™ in this free conference
Wanna be a cute hacker? This handheld Tamagotchi-like device is for you


text:
/*jslint vars: true, plusplus: true, devel: true, browser: true, nomen: true, indent: 4, maxerr: 50 */
/*global define, describe, it, expect, beforeFirst, afterLast, beforeEach, afterEach, runs, brackets, waitsFor, waitsForDone, spyOn */

define(function (require, exports, module) {
    "use strict";

    var SpecRunnerUtils = brackets.getModule("spec/SpecRunnerUtils"),
        FileUtils       = brackets.getModule("file/FileUtils"),
        KeyEvent        = brackets.getModule("utils/KeyEvent"),
        _               = brackets.getModule("thirdparty/lodash");

    describe("Recent Projects", function () {
        var extensionPath = FileUtils.getNativeModuleDirectoryPath(module),
            testWindow,
            $,
            CommandManager,
            PreferencesManager;

        beforeFirst(function () {
            runs(function () {
                SpecRunnerUtils.createTestWindowAndRun(this, function (w) {
                    testWindow = w;
                    $ = testWindow.$;
                    CommandManager  = testWindow.brackets.test.CommandManager;
                    PreferencesManager = testWindow.brackets.test.PreferencesManager;
                });
            });
        });

        afterLast(function () {
            testWindow = null;
            SpecRunnerUtils.closeTestWindow();
        });

        function openRecentProjectDropDown() {
            var flag = false;
            CommandManager.execute("recentProjects.toggle");
            testWindow.setTimeout(function () {
                flag = true;
            }, 100);

            waitsFor(function () { return flag; });
        }

        function setupRecentProjectsSpy(howManyProjects) {
            spyOn(PreferencesManager, "getViewState").andCallFake(function (prefId) {
                if (prefId === "recentProjects") {
                    // return howManyProjects recent projects
                    return _.map(_.range(1, howManyProjects + 1), function (num) { return extensionPath + "/Test-Project-" + num; });
                } else {
                    return [];
                }
            });
        }

        describe("UI", function () {
            it("should open the recent projects list with only the getting started project", function () {
                runs(function () {
                    openRecentProjectDropDown();
                });

                runs(function () {
                    var $dropDown = $("#project-dropdown");
                    expect($("#project-dropdown").is(":visible")).toEqual(true);
                    expect($dropDown.children().length).toEqual(1);
                });
            });

            it("should open the recent project list and show 5 recent projects", function () {
                setupRecentProjectsSpy(5);

                runs(function () {
                    openRecentProjectDropDown();
                });

                runs(function () {
                    var $dropDown = $("#project-dropdown");
                    expect($dropDown.is(":visible")).toEqual(true);
                    expect($dropDown.find(".recent-folder-link").length).toEqual(5);
                });
            });

            it("should delete one project from recent project list when delete key is pressed on", function () {
                setupRecentProjectsSpy(5);

                runs(function () {
                    openRecentProjectDropDown();
                });

                runs(function () {
                    var $dropDown = $("#project-dropdown");
                    SpecRunnerUtils.simulateKeyEvent(KeyEvent.DOM_VK_DOWN, "keydown", $dropDown[0]);
                    SpecRunnerUtils.simulateKeyEvent(KeyEvent.DOM_VK_DELETE, "keydown", $dropDown[0]);
                });

                runs(function () {
                    var $dropDown = $("#project-dropdown");
                    expect($dropDown.is(":visible")).toEqual(true);
                    expect($dropDown.find(".recent-folder-link").length).toEqual(4);
                });
            });
        });
    });
});


text:
Last week at HIMSS, ONC Chief Privacy Officer Lucia Savage talked about what HIPAA doesn't say. On Thursday, her predecessor, former ONC privacy chief Joy Pritts, talked about what HIPAA doesn't cover. Pritts, now a consultant, was joined by Morgan Reed, the executive director of ACT The App Association, in a talk about pitfalls providers can fall into when it comes to patient data privacy.
"If I go online and I fill out a health risk assessment just on my own -- I think, this is a cool thing to do, I'm gonna check it out -- that's not covered by HIPAA, and what that company does with that data is not subject to HIPAA privacy rules," Pritts said. "So you go to almost the same website but they have another page and that page is being offered on behalf of a covered entity, that's covered by HIPAA. And it can be difficult for companies to know when they're crossing that line."
This uncertainy only increases when it comes to consumer activity trackers, she added.
"If you go to the doctor and they say 'you really should be using a fitness monitor' and they name a particular brand, does that mean that it's covered by HIPAA?" she said. "No. They're just making a suggestion to you. If, on the other hand, a healthcare provider like a big hospital system decided they wanted to get all their patients on one device so they could monitor them carefully, and then they brand it with their name and it says 'ABC Hospital', that brings it within HIPAA."
Consumer fitness devices that aren't covered by HIPAA can do anything with patients' data, as long as patients sign off in the app's terms of service, including, in many cases, sell it to third-party advertisers. And even if that isn't the provider's problem according to ONC, it's still their problem in a reputational sense.
"They're not legally responsible for that, but they're very concerned about how that might impact them," Pritts said. "They care about their reputation. So if a provider recommends an app, and it's selling data as its business model, that may come back to haunt the provider. Not that they've done anything wrong, but they kind of recommended something to a patient that may be good for the patient's physical health, but not for their confidentiality or their privacy."
"In short, liability is often not your primary concern but reputational liability is going to be a big one," Reed added. "And the reality is that you may not want to spend the time to dig through privacy policies or pay a lawyer, but if you're going to recommend something to a patient, it is absolutely essential that someone in your office go through that privacy policy."
Another area where providers can accidentally run afoul of HIPAA is when working with software developers. Even if those developers are business associates under HIPAA, the nature of software is that every SDK the developer uses also needs to be scrutinized.
"Software is like Lego [bricks]," Reed said. "[A developer says] I have an idea, I'll build a central core product. But then, I need graphics, I'll use a third-party toolkit to add some graphic elements. Oh, I need analytics, I'll go to Flurry and I'll add a third-party analytics tool. ... Well each one of those third-party toolkits has to have it's own monetization model. A shocking number of them are ad revenue-based. So for example Flurry, which is one of the largest analytic providers for mobile, is actually an ad network. It's a great analytics tool, but it takes all that data and drives it into targeted behavioral advertising."
The best way to guard against this is to have real conversations with developers and ask probing questions. In a similar vein, Pritts and Reed noted, the medical world and the larger tech world can have different definitions of "deidentified data" so it pays to explicitly define terms like that when working with vendors and drafting business agreements.
"[When it comes to patient-generated health data] most physicians we've talked to are definitely pushing for 'I don't want that comingled with the data I've created myself'," Reed said. "That is something we will see move over time, but a lot of it will come down to how do we reduce the liability and the risks and the uncertainty from a physician who might be absorbing that data."Lebron XIV 14 Glow
HIPAA, data privacy, data security, ONC, ACT The App Association, Morgan Reed, Joy Pritts, patient generated health data


Whether you are new to governance, already in a senior role or on a board of directors, our range of membership offers ensure that there is a grade that fits you.
As an ACGP member you can take advantage of a host of benefits, which will assist you in your personal and professional development. There are a number of membership grades open to you, all of which will provide access to a great range of a member benefits and services.


I brought in a few of the knives from Lion Steel and decided a good way to draw attention to them is with a Black Friday Flash Sale on two popular knives.
The Flash Sale is for the Large and Small Opera lock backs with orange G10 handles and black D2 blades. You'll find these in stores for around $80. My current price is $69.95 and for today only, they're marked down to $49.95. That is a fantastic price for a super nice knife.
The sale is limited to inventory on hand (no back-orders) and the price is good today only.


text:
Design, Research & Art Direction
[About / Contact] . [Instagram]
Shelby is a multidisciplinary Designer, Art Director and recent graduate from the MA Visual Communication program at the Royal College of Art (Distinction, 2019). She grew up in Canada where she studied design at York University, and began her career in Toronto.
Her ongoing independent research focuses on the conception of (national) identity in divisive times, with a special focus on North America. Over the past eight years she has worked with Wallpaper* Magazine (UK), Roots Canada Ltd. (CA), Peekd (DE), Royal College of Art (UK) and the Toronto International Film Festival (CA). Her specialisms include branding, packaging, typography, illustration, art direction and strategy.
Her work has been featured in Typography Referenced, on Creative Boom, in various publications from the Royal College of Art and University of the Arts London, and she has been invited to deliver talks in both Canada and the United Kingdom.
Currently working between London and Toronto with a range of clients in music, publishing and fashion, she is also a part-time lecturer in communication design (Brunel University London 19/20).
If you'd like to discuss an opportunity to collaborate or just say hello!, reach out at shelby.guergis@network.rca.ac.uk
Full CV available upon request.
All content on this site © Shelby Guergis 2021


Welcome home to this lake front getaway!!! Spacious bedrooms, open floor plan, and breathtaking views! Lakefront living 365 days a year. Private and secluded, this 1.5 story 3 bedroom, 2 bath open floor plan awaits you. Vaulted ceilings with built-in lighting, new Bamboo flooring, 4 year old heat pump, metal roof, gas fire place, brand new water heater, large master bedroom with French doors leading to over 70 ft. of decking giving amazing views from all angles. There is a 10 x 12 floating dock in 22ft water ready for your enjoyment. Located at the end of a secluded well-maintained county road and just 4 mi from I-81 (near The Tri-Cities Airport), this home offers quiet privacy...surrounded by vacant land and the best lake in the area! All information herein deemed reliable but not guaranteed. No commissions paid on concessions.


A relaxed yoga session was followed by breakfast at the resort's restaurant, Kailasha, with a bird's eye view of the temple below. The 3-course breakfast service included a plate of fresh cut tropical fruits, Indonesian coffee or tea, and tropical juices squeezed to order. A woven basket full of assorted baked breads arrived with pineapple and strawberry jams made on premise. Options for Western and Balinese style breakfasts were presented - coconut pisang rai (steamed bananas), Martabak sayur (savory stuffed pancake), Nasi Goreng (fried rice), Dadar Gulung (sweet coconut pancake), or eggs and toast. Like most Balinese families, the restaurant bought all the ingredients very early in the morning, many of which were picked from the adjacent farms.
I returned to Kailasha restaurant for dinner a few times, and enjoyed healthy, fresh and delicious local flavors. Baby spinach dressed with sunflower sprout and tossed in virgin coconut oil was the perfect Nature Healing Salad, while the main course, Balinese Tipat Cantok - rice cakes with steamed beans, carrots, bean sprouts and peanut sauce, made for the most scrumptious vegetarian treat.
My intention of living in the village was not only to decompress, but also experience the authentic life in Bali. At the resort I stayed, there were activities designed to do just that. Puri Gangga offers a "Living in Culture" package that includes accommodations with daily yoga, afternoon tea, massages, and several cultural activities.
Some of the evenings, young Balinese dancers and Gamelan players would be invited from the village to perform for the guests at the resort. Watching talented girls of 8-10 years of age up close, dressed in their colorful costumes, and synchronizing their eyeballs with the music, was simply mesmerizing. I looked around and noticed the reaction of all the other spectators - fixated on their camera lenses, wanting to capture every single moment of this special treat.
During the village tour, I visited the workshops and homes of local artists. Everyone I came across was busy working on some craft they had honed - be it sculpting stone statues, decorating wooden carvings, painting wicker boxes, or weaving baskets. Many of the products looked familiar, as I had seen them in the markets. It's hard to conceptualize the time and labor behind the knick-knacks we pick up as souvenirs, and understand that someone's livelihood may be entirely dependent on our purchase.
Everyone who worked at this resort was a member of Sebatu village, so my dollars spent remained mostly in the area. I visited the homes of a hotel's staff - a petite girl in her early 20's who taught yoga, led people on tours and conducted cultural lessons. She she lived with 50 of her family members in a compound where she had a little house of two rooms. Her parents slept in the kitchen, while she had a tiny windowless room to herself. When one of my friends gave her a generous tip of $100, she was super excited and narrated how she would purchase books for her younger sister, give some money to her mother, put some aside, as well as help with the temple maintenance. Imagine what a 21-year old in the western world would do with $100 in cash!
Batik is an ancient art form made with wax resistant dye on fabrics. Batik in Indonesia is perhaps the best known and an important part of their heritage. I decided to take a lesson in Batik at the home studio of a local artist, Widya where I spent about 5-6 hours learning the art from start to finish. I started with a blank piece of white cloth, stenciled a design with a pencil, and then drew it out with wax using a spouted tool called a canting. I wax stamped the borders of the cloth, while one of Widya's many assistants, who are also excellent artists, help me correct my errors. They showed me my selection of all-natural colors to fill in between the wax. The cloth is then dried in the sun, boiled in hot water to remove the wax, and air-dried again. While I worked diligently to create a masterpiece, Widya's wife took my lunch order and ran off to the kitchen to cook Gado-Gado (a traditional dish of cabbage, green beans and peanut sauce) and served it with fresh watermelon juice. It takes a lot of patience, good vision and a steady hand to create these pieces, and I was nowhere close to being able to fetch a price for my work! Widya sells his work to shops and galleries around the world. It can take him a week or a month to make a single wall hanging, depending on the intricacy of its design. Like Puspa, he has created a small business at his home to sustain other artists who don't always get the fame they deserve.
Lastly, I spent some time learning about the poverty in Bali's villages and how it has impacted the children. I met with the staff of Bali Children's Project (BCP) and learned that many of the families are so poor, that the parents unable to sustain, end up committing suicide. Young kids are left to fend for themselves and end up working on the streets selling cheap souvenirs. I also saw some of their living conditions where a family of 4-5 would sleep in one dingy dark room on a torn mattress with dirty coverings. BCP has enrolled 300 kids to attend school through a sponsorship program, but that is only a fraction of the kids in Bali who need help.
I visited some of the schools where BCP sponsored kids are studying. We spend time doing arts and crafts with third graders. They took to me instantly, calling my name and teaching me words in Balinese. They were eager to show me their work and surrounded me when it came to picture taking time. Despite their circumstances, these kids were very outgoing - smiling, laughing and eager to know me.
In my short time there, I couldn't do much except donate some money to purchase beddings and commit to sponsoring two kids till the age of 18. It costs only $40/ month per child, a small sum in comparison to the big difference it can make in the life of a child. By receiving an education, these kids have some chance to break out of the cycle of poverty.
~ Photos and words by Sucheta Rawal. To read more about Sucheta's experiences in Indonesia and 60 other countries, visit her blog, Go Eat Give.


I was looking forward to your blog because you've chosen such an interesting area of research. It's so well written, setting out the contrast between the received Imperial history and the history as told by indigenous Australians very clearly. I particularly like "the way we think of Cook is how he exists" – that sums up the whole history/memory/perception dilemma very well.
Your work demonstrates how different the Aboriginal peoples' transmission of 'history' is from the western written tradition, and also why it should be taken seriously. Form the bit of research I did on frontier violence last year, the non-written indigenous version of Australia's history still struggles immensely to be heard and to be accepted as just as legitimate as the written history. I'm sure there's scope for a lot more research in this area.
Although you don't have pictures etc – I don't think the blog needs them because your writing is so clear. Excellent!
Thanks a lot Jennifer for your generous reply 🙂 I actually included a number of European paintings in my essay in order to highlight how Cook is socially constructed. The first two links below are an interesting example of how Aborigines have been expunged from Australia. The first link has a picture of Cook's arrival in Australia with three Aborigines to the bottom right of the picture. The second link shows a later reprint with the Aborigines no longer there!
The third link shows a very famous painting of Cook arriving at Botany Bay with his right arm outstretched whilst members of his crew erect the British flag and aim firearms towards two local Aborigines who herald spears. According to Cook's diary, and other historical documents, Cook fired upon the Aborigines depicted in this image. The painting shows something else together I think, 'Cook the humanitarian'.
Well, I guess it would be a bit cheeky of me if I included a comment on my own blog as one of my two comments 🙂 Glad you enjoyed! Cheers!
'Cook taking Possession of the Australian Continent, on Behalf of the British Crown AD, 1770' by Samuel Calvert.
The images don't appear to be uploading on the blog. Pls refer to reference above. Cheers.
James Cook is another of my historic heroes, so I especially enjoyed reading your blog. The points you make about the British-centric historiography of imperialism and colonisation are spot-on. And the need take indigenous (Aboriginal, Polynesian, Melanesian etc) perspectives into account if we're to have a balanced view of this history is a point well made. One of the recurring themes after reading Cook's own words in his diaries are the deep regret he seemed to feel about European contact with aboriginal people. He could see what was happening – simple people being overwhelmed by powerful alien foreigners – and he could see the inevitability of the negative outcomes for the native peoples the expedition came into contact with. In Cooks defence – in the first voyage at least – he always tried his best to use the lightest touch consistent with carrying out his mission, and was often compassionate. And of course, Cook wasn't the only person involved with contact of aboriginal people. The man who substantially funded the "Endeavour" voyage – Joeseph Banks – was also a major influencer on how the indigenous people were treated.
I just read some of you article and found it interesting.
at some of the tafe courses for it recently and was interested in you opinion.