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Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge foods are like…
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge foods are like nothing you've ever had before in Disneyland — here's a taste preview
Disney's teams of food and beverage workers in Florida and California have created some of the most innovative foods found in any amusement park.
Ronto Wrap – Roasted pork, grilled sausage, peppercorn sauce, tangy slaw wrapped in pita available at Ronto Roasters at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
By Anne Valdespino | avaldespino@scng.com | Orange County Register
PUBLISHED: May 30, 2019 at 3:36 pm | UPDATED: May 30, 2019 at 10:09 pm
The Outpost Mix can be found at Kat Saka's Kettle, located in the Black Spire Outpost market inside Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. (Photo by David Roark, Disney Parks)
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge will offer a host of food and beverages with extraterrestrial flair. Blue Milk and Green Milk can be found in the Black Spire Outpost market inside Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. (David Roark/Disney Parks)
Felucian Garden Spread (lunch only) Plant-based ÒKefta,Ó Herb Hummus, Tomato-Cucumber Relish, Pita available at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
Fried Endorian Tip-yip – Crispy Chicken, Roasted Vegetable Potato Mash, Herb Gravy – available at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
Yobshrimp Noodle Salad – Chilled Shrimp, Marinated Noodles, Vegetable – available at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge will offer a host of food and beverages with extraterrestrial flair. The Smoked Kaadu Ribs, found at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo inside Star Wars: Galaxy€'s Edge, consists of smoked sticky pork ribs with blueberry corn muffin and cabbage slaw. (David Roark/Disney Parks)
Braised Shaak Roast (dinner only) Beef Pot Roast, Cavatelli Pasta, Wilted Kale, Mushrooms – available at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
Batuu-bon Chocolate Cake, White Chocolate Mousse, Coffee Custard available at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
Oi-oi Puff – Raspberry Cream Puff, Passion Fruit Mousse – available at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, on Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)
Black hummus? Spherical chocolate cake? Green gravy?
Welcome to dining on planet Batuu. For Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, teams of food and beverage workers in Florida and California have created some of the most innovative foods found in any amusement park. Most are like nothing you've seen before in Disneyland.
"This is next level," said Chef Jason Martin during a media preview on Wednesday, May 29. "It's edgy, fun, exciting. The textures, colors and flavors are very different than you'd find anywhere else — but you might find them on Batuu."
More attention is paid to plant-based foods and there are more options for park-goers with allergies. In Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge you'll find: Kat Saka's Kettle, a popcorn kiosk; Oga's Cantina, a bar; Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo, a quick-service restaurant; Ronto Roasters, a counter service eatery and the Milk Stand, which will pour the blue milk and green milk seen in Episode IV and VII of the "Star Wars" film series.
Chefs used Star Wars story lines as their guides in creating foods. "Mustafar is the planet where Darth Vader became Darth Vader," said Chef Brian L. Piasecki. "It's a very hot planet full of rocks, lava and fire. So as we created this cinnamon roll (Mustafarian Lava Roll), we added the element of rocks in the form of crushed Oreo cookies on top. The flowing lava is raspberry icing with a little hint of cinnamon to add a heat element, so it looks like the planet Mustafar. And we finish with a sprinkling of lemon enhanced maltodextrin, so it adds a little lemon essence as you eat it."
That all sounds great but what if picky kids aren't up for weird looking foods like black hummus? Chef Salvador G. Torres said his children ate Endorian Tip-Yip with mashed potatoes and green gravy and liked it. "I've never seen them eat anything like that," he said. "Some kids don't want to experiment on something different, but if they see that it's coming from Disney, they trust that it's going to be good."
Here's our take on items we tasted to give you a sneak peek before the land opens on Friday, May 31.
Kat Saka's Kettle
Outpost Popcorn Mix
Kat Saka's Kettle turns out a colorful and unusual popcorn snack that's crisp and sweet like kettle corn but with more going on. Red kernels are chili lime flavor, purple kernels are sweet with a blueberry poundcake flavor. Put the two together and it's sweet, spicy, salty and pretty addictive.
Price: $6.49.
The Milk Stand
It's slushy, light and refreshing with flavors of pineapple and watermelon. The blue milk contains dragon fruit, but that flavor is far less detectable. It has a creamy coconut finish but is more watery than rich, which should be good on a hot day at the park. Warning: It gets gooier as it melts. The base has coconut and rice milk so it's completely non-dairy. But don't hold that against it — so is the famous Dole Whip, which you won't find in Star Wars Land because, "That would be off-planet," says Chef Brian L. Piasecki.
Green Milk
Same base and same consistency as blue milk but this one is more citrusy with notes of lemon, lime and orange, pineapple stays in the background. "It comes from a sea siren, so we wanted it to have a different flavor profile based on where that animal lived," said Piasecki. Some tasters detected floral elements. Although the blue milk seemed to be more popular, we liked the intriguing taste of this one better.
Ronto Roasters
Ronto Wrap
We were told this was sure to be a fan favorite, and we have to agree it was our favorite bite so far. Thick, warm pita bread cradles a pork "sausage" that's described as knackwurst-like. It's nicely grilled and only slightly spicy, most closely related to earth's hot dog. Slices of mild roasted pork are tucked inside along with coleslaw for a crunchy contrast and peppercorn sauce for a little decadence. More please!
Price: $12.99.
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo
Felucian Garden Spread
This dish is a plant-based kefta-style meatball, which comes off as beefy but its little crumbles tend to separate. That said, it's super tasty and a bit salty, served on a fresh creamy hummus flecked with green herbs and sided with pita bread and tomato-cucumber relish that's like pico de gallo without the heat.
Fried Endorian Tip-Yip
A satisfying comfort food dish of fried chicken slabs sided with mashed potatoes studded with peas and carrots. The green herb gravy ties the whole dish together.
Yobshrimp Noodle Salad
The salad is served cold with big shrimp tossed into slippery, tangy noodles.
Smoked Kaadu Ribs
These are just a bit spicy, flavorful and tender, served with crunchy red cabbage slaw and given a southern home cooking touch with a twist: Blue cornbread with fresh blueberries.
Braised Shaak Roast
Available at dinner only, this elegant entree eats like you're at a friend's home for dinner. Beef pot roast is served with wilted kale, mushrooms and cavatelli pasta cooked al dente. It's like pot roast or brisket with fancy noodles or spaetzle. We loved it so much we'd like to recommend it be added to the Carthay Circle menu where we could enjoy it with a glass of California cabernet or a chilled Manhattan.
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Batuu-bon
A chocolate cake presented as if it really hails from another galaxy. The plate itself feels like stone and looks like lava rock. The cake is spherical with a satiny chocolate outside and two pieces of green cake crumbs clinging to it like moss. The bottom layer is the rich chocolate cake, with a coffee custard and white chocolate mousse on top. Tiny milk chocolate medallions and a swirl of fruit coulis complete the picture.
Oi-oi Puff
Billed as a "raspberry cream puff," this beautiful dessert looks like a container with a yellow lid and a pink interior of passion fruit mousse that's so tart it's arresting.
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Anne Valdespino never intended to be an editor. She's just another writer who took a wrong turn. Nevertheless, she has happily spent the last few years editing features in food, travel, Home and Garden and OCHOME magazine. A former editor at the Los Angeles Times and Orange Coast magazine, Anne started out as an entertainment reporter at The Orange County Register and recently returned to writing. She has come full circle, covering food and other lifestyle topics, and is back where she belongs.
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In 2012, an estimated 600 transgender women were murdered in Latin America because of their gender identity. Transgenders experience stigma, discrimination, abuse, are ostracised from their family and fired from their jobs, this can cause depression, anxiety and psychological stress. Transgender people endure rape, harassment from police and gender-based violence. Many turn to sex work because they have a poor education or cannot find work that doesn't discriminate against their gender identity.
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A study published in the scientific journal Lancet Infectious Disease found that a fifth of transgender women are infected with HIV. The study assessed 11 000 transgender women in 15 different countries in 39 studies. A study in the US found that transgender women who engage in sex work were significantly more likely to be infected with HIV compared to female and male sex workers.
The authors of global study speculate that transgender women with HIV most likely acquired HIV through anal intercourse and are likely to be involved in sexual networks which have a high prevalence of HIV. Globally, there is a lack of prevention interventions, care and treatment programs for transgender women.
In Uganda, Beyonce Tushabe, a transgender woman has boldly founded Transgender Equality Uganda. Through her advocacy work, Beyonce wants to educate doctors, government about transgender. Through education, she believes people will learn, understand and respect transgender people. Her work, however, may be threatened by a government proposed 'Anti-Homosexuality Bill" which will impose severe punishments on people believed to be homosexuals.
Sex and gender are complex value laden issues. There are a lot of factors at work that make each individual the way they are. In our traditional Malawian culture transgender is a difficult thing to understand or respect as it challenges our ideas of gender. If you do have a friend, colleague or relative who is transgender, there a few things that you can do understand and not offend them. Respect their gender identity, if this is someone who has transitioned genders then be wary of how to refer to them in the past tense, use language appropriate to their gender, if you are unsure on what to do then ask them! Don't be afraid, they are still the same person that you knew.
Marcela Romero, a Latin American transgender woman and an advocate of transgender rights, said at a meeting, "The international community has an important role to play in addressing the human rights violations we are facing. They need to place human rights at the centre of their political dialogues and negotiations. They must call for an end to impunity for human rights violations and challenge criminal legislation that is being used to prosecute people on the basis of their gender identity, sexual orientation or HIV status."
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Ramadan – The Month of Great Blessings
14/03/2018	SABA Relief	Campaigns, Yemen
The month in which the words of Allah SWT (the holy Qur'an) was revealed to the world through the last and final messenger of Allah SWT, prophet Muhammad (May peace and blessings be upon him). A time where Allahs mercy and blessings fill the horizons and a time for worshippers to focus their thoughts and physical energy towards spirituality rather than on materialism. Fasting during the month of Ramadan brings a level of Social belonging in the community and of unity and equality before Allah SWT. Fasting Joins the Muslim community and thus the spirit of Muslims is empowered through the ummah concurrently witnessing the same duty at the same time in the same manner. Fasting in the month of Ramadan also opens doors that Allah specifically emphasizes we should make use of such as increased mercy, multiple rewards and a time of unity in helping the needy.
It should also serve as a reminder of the difficulties that millions of people living in poverty experience on a daily basis. Amongst one of the poorest countries in the world, Yemen is amidst of the world's worst humanitarian crisis in the history of this planet. Ramadan is a time that Muslims worldwide can look forward to and come together to help those in need. With our feed the starving in Yemen campaign, SABA Relief are doing our upmost to aid the suffering and alleviate the people of Yemen.
Giving in Ramadan
It was narrated that Zayd Ibn Khalid Al-Juhani said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: "Whoever gives Iftar to one who is fasting will have a reward like his, without that detracting from the reward of the fasting person in the slightest."
Islam encourages Muslims to feed the fasting in Ramadan to the level that we will get the reward of the one fasting. Imagine the reward for those starving which is the situation for the majority of the People of Yemen. Through Allah's mercy and pure intention, we can save ourselves and earn our salvation, even if it's by giving only half a date.
"The Messenger of Allah (saw) said, '(O people!) Save yourselves from the (Hell) Fire even if it is with half a date (given in charity), and if you cannot find that, then (save yourselves by saying) a good word". [Al-Bukhari & Muslim]
In this blessed month we seek forgiveness and mercy from Allah but what better way than to feed the destitute. Allah will specifically speak to his servant on the day of judgement regarding feeding the poor and how it is a duty for us if only we knew. Serving the poor is as if your serving Allah SWT himself and this duty is personal to Allah SWT.
Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him), said the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: "…O son of Adam, I asked you for food and you fed Me not. He will say: O Lord, and how should I feed You when You are the Lord of the worlds? He will say: Did you not know that My servant So-and-so asked you for food and you fed him not? Did you not know that had you fed him you would surely have found that (the reward for doing so) with Me?" [Muslim]
Yemen since the four-year war began has spiralled downwards in need of as much help as possible. With the hope of gaining your support and donations we wish to eliminate as much hunger as we can in Yemen. What better month to gain your support and donations that this month of great mercy, blessing and multiplied rewards?
In this year Ramadan Campaign 2019 – 1440H with the hope of gaining your support and donations so we can help as many needy people in Yemen as possible. As Ramadan is the most blessed months for us Muslims, it is a great chance for us to earn multiple rewards by giving to those who have less than us.
Earn the reward for as much fasts as you can afford and gain the love of Allah by this act of serving the truly needy. Due to the war, embargo and famine, millions of Yemenis are suffering some of the worst hunger and disease the world has ever seen. Labelled the world's worst humanitarian crises and it has a right to be labelled that. The numbers that show the suffering is staggering. 22.2 million out of 28 million are relying solely on humanitarian aid. 20 million are extremely hungry, 17.8 million have no access to clean water or sanitation, 4.3 have been internally displaced, over 1 million suffering cholera ,3.3 million severely malnourished and over half are children. These shocking figures have pushed SABA Relief to work harder than before and in this Year's Ramadan Campaign 2019 – 1440H we wish to help as many Yemenis as we can.
Why is Charity is important during Ramadan?
During this blessed month, fasting and charity are obligatory upon Muslims who are able to do so. From sunrise to sunset, spiritual cleansing is the key focus in this month and extra effort is put to become closer to Allah SWT. This month tunes and enhances our self-discipline and willingness to sacrifice more for Allah's cause. To do this we reflect further upon showing more compassion and mercy towards the poor and less privileged in this world. We are reminded constantly to be extra generous during this month and involve ourselves more towards charitable activities. As a result of these orders of Allah, charity in this blessed month is seen as almost sacred and Muslims run towards giving charity during Ramadan to defeat poverty and hunger in countries less fortunate. Multiplied reward, gaining a closer position to Allah SWT, showing mercy to receive Allah SWT mercy and forgiveness, understanding that we do not own our wealth and thus sharing from our blessings to show our acknowledgment to Allah SWT and many other reasons. This month is the greatest of months to show our dedication to saving lives, supporting the needy. We also give to illustrate to our creator Allah SWT that we have not been disillusioned and swayed away by the wealth of this world and we are well aware of our akhirah (hereafter).
SABA Relief is offering 4 packages in this year's Ramadan Appeal for Yemen. Whichever you choose will benefit the war struck innocent civilians of Yemen who are in dire need right now. We take for granted the simplest things and Allah SWT will question us on everything he has blessed us with. Whether small or large we will be accountable for what we do with our wealth. We aim to make the choice easier by giving 4 options in their increasing price levels so that you, the donor can pick relevant to what you are able to spend. Our four choices are shown below, and your next step is to choose which options suits you:
Ramadan solution to the crisis in Yemen:
By helping families, we are eliminating the poverty of the suffering in Yemen and gradually and collaboratively we are decreasing these figures from the millions. The human family is like one body in need of collaboration. We all are cells in that body and together we make a functioning organism that give life to that body. When an area of the body gets injured or sick, the rest of the body sends its healing resources to alleviate the wound from the pain. Together as one organism we can heal each other, and Yemen is in need of extra cells to heal its deep wound.
Our Ramadan Campaign Goals:
Help as much poor families as we can by providing them with food, water and financial aid this Ramadan.
Provide a hot Iftar meal for the fasting.
Giving Zakat and Zakat Ul-Fitr to those in dire need.
Our Ramadan campaign – Feed the fasting in Yemen:
Provide food packs for poor families.
Feed the fasting during the month of Ramadan.
Sponsor a family during the month of Ramadan.
Deliver Zakat to the poor and needy.
Provide Financial aid to the neediest families.
Bring Joy and happiness to the children of Yemen by giving Eid gifts to end the blessed month of Ramadan.
SABA Relief is eager to save more lives by providing food packs, water, financial aid and Iftar (hot) meals throughout the month of Ramadan. We aim to combat the hopelessness of poverty in response to the calls of desperation by the Yemeni people. Please help us to provide during the month of Ramadan in Yemen. Without you we will not be able to carry out this merciful work.
Reminder: Ramadan is the month of blessings, the month of giving and earning multiple rewards.
Iftar Meal:
£4 will feed a fasting person for the day with a delicious hot Iftar meal which includes all the correct nutrition to keep them active for the day. In this time of great famine Every little helps.
Zakat Ul-Fitr:
Giving Zakat Ul-Fitr is one of the many obligations in the month of Ramadan. With Yemen being the world's worst humanitarian crisis, pay your Zakat Ul-Fitr of £4 to them.
Zakat Ul-Fitr (Fitrana) is obligatory for all Muslims and it must be paid before the Eid prayer. It is to be paid in the form of what is considered as staple foods of the community. At SABA Relief, we receive the money during Ramadan and pay for the food beforehand which we will then spend where needed at the correct time to buy the food and distribute to the needy in Yemen. Zakat Ul-Fitr is £4 for each person. Help ease the suffering of the needy in Yemen by donating your Zakat Ul-Fitr.
Ramadan Package:
For only £50 you can help SABA Relief bring joy to a family in Yemen with water to last a month and a food pack that contains: Dates, Rice, Cooking Oil, Flour and Sugar. This package contains the essentials for a family for the whole month of Ramadan. Secure a family today and reduce the worry of hunger.
Sponsor a Family:
It only costs £100 to sponsor a family for Ramadan and complete the Ramadan package and make their Eid even more special for the destitute. With the same necessities included in the 'Ramadan Package' you will also be contributing £50 to financial aid and an Eid gift. An Eid gift can be financial, new clothes, sweets or toys for children. You can make a difference this holy month of Ramadan. Make a donation and become a part of this great cause.
With your support, we can help the poorest families in Yemen, so they have enough to sustain their families through the blessed month.
Our Final Message
We ask all our donors to give with extra generosity when giving towards Yemen in these times of great calamity. We pray that you endure a peaceful month of Ramadan with a heart filled with ease, coherence and joy. We ask Allah SWT to protect and guide you throughout this special month. We further ask Allah SWT to increase your health and wealth and make easy for you in giving in his path with the purest intentions for his cause. In this month of great mercy, we ask Allah SWT to bless our hearts collectively with Taqwah (piety or God-fearing). SABA Relief wishes you a blessed four weeks of multiple rewards, 30 days of mercy and forgiveness, and 720 hours of peace and serenity. May Allah SWT bless you, your family and loved ones and always guide you and keep you on his straight path until the last hours. Happy Ramadan!
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Q: Is it possible to create something similar to WHERE NOT IN ( :values ) in Hibernate Search? I am actively searching through the Internet for solution to something that I know can be accomplished but I am frustrated why does it not work with Hibernate Search. What I am looking for is something similar to SQL clause where not in (1,2,3)
I have two entities, A and B.
@Indexed
public class A
{
   @Field
   public String field1;
   @FieldBridge(impl = LongBridge.class)
   public Long field2;
   @IndexEmbedded
   public Set<B> names;
}

public class B {
   @Field
   public String field3;
   @ContainedIn
   public Set<A> names2;
}

I am positively running search using querybuilder which looks like this:
queryBuilder.keyword()
                .fuzzy()
                .onFields("field1", "names.field3", "field2")
                .matching(matching+"-field2:(1 2 3)")
                .createQuery();

But matching does not read this as full Lucene matching pattern I think. It returns values that have field2 set to 1 2 3 instead of filtering those documents out.
EDIT1:
I have found boolean query builder to be helpfull, I have created query with call to not() expecting it to filter the data. The underlying lucene query is what I expected, the same as I wrote in the first approach, but the lucene still returns wrong values. On the other hand Luke tool for lucene indexes queries with this expression returns what I am expecting.
EDIT2:
What I was doing wrong is that I used single query and concatinated values, while each value of the field2 should have been carried by another boolean junction. It wokrs great now!
What do I do wrong? Should I use another mechanism? Is it even supported by Hibernate Search?

A: The argument to .keyword()...matching( ... ) is not a query that accepts special characters. This method expects to be passed plain text. You cannot use - or : in there.
If all this content is passed directly by users and you do need something that accepts operators, have a look at simpleQueryString().
If instead the filter is provided by yourself, the developer, just use the bool query.
In your case:
Query includedQuery = queryBuilder.keyword()
                .fuzzy()
                .onFields("field1", "names.field3", "field2")
                .matching(matching)
                .createQuery();

BooleanJunction<?> combinedQueryBuilder = querybuilder.bool();
combinedQueryBuilder.must(includedQuery);
for (String excluded : Arrays.asList("1", "2", "3")) {
    combinedQueryBuilder.mustNot(queryBuilder.keyword()
                .fuzzy()
                .onField("field2")
                .matching(excluded)
                .createQuery());
}

Query combinedQuery = combinedQueryBuilder.createQuery();

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Oh no...so you formatted your CF card and now you want to recover the deleted pictures?
Or the card was corrupted, and became unreadable while connected to a computer?
Note: it doesn't matter whether you're using a compact flash card manufactured by SanDisk, Lexar, or any other brands. They are essentially the same in terms of storage mechanism.
Also note: you'll have to rely on a computer to get this done. That's why we're breaking the solutions into two separate sections: on a Windows-based PC, and on a Mac machine.
What is Compact Flash Recovery?
In case you are new to the data recovery world, it refers to a procedure of recovering deleted, formatted or inaccessible files out of a compact flash card (which you probably use on a digital camera).
Accidentally formatted the card in a camera.
Deleted some pictures while syncing data to a computer.
The card is corrupted (by showing weird "the disk can not be detected or formatted" error on a PC, making all photos inaccessible.
The card has been infected by a virus, and the data got wiped out completely.
Are deleted files still recoverable? Yes, a simple deletion or card reformatting won't erase the data immediately. The data stored inside may be still intact.
However, it depends on whether the data are overwritten or not. In fact, when you use conventional methods to get rid of files, the data are only marked as "invisible" — waiting to be written over.
You see, the key to data recovery lies in whether the data contained in your deleted files (pics, videos, etc.) are occupied or not.
If you continue shooting more pictures or videos, or keep saving new items to the same flash card, chances are the overwriting will happen sooner or later.
So, what should you do? Remove the flash card out of your camera and put it in a safe place before you start the recovery process (introduced below).
This guide is for those who are using a PC with Windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10) operating system.
Step 1: Insert your CF card into the USB port of your computer. Make sure your computer can detect your memory card (no? check the tricks below).
Step 2: Get Easy Digital Photo Recovery and install the program on your PC. Launch it. On the menu, select the drive your CF card stands for, click "Next" to continue.
Step 3: Let the software scan your CF card and seek the file types you pre-defined (if you specify). It may take extra seconds or minutes. Just be patient.
Step 4: Now it comes to the magic moment. When the scanning process is complete. Navigate through the found file list to look for your lost pictures and recover them.
This tutorial is for those who use a MacBook, iMac, or other macOS based computer.
Step 1: Connect your compact flash card to your Mac computer first.
Step 2: Get Stellar Mac Photo Recovery and install the app on your Mac. Open the app. You'll see the main screen like this. Click on the big blue button to start.
Step 3: Now select the right drive, specify file formats, and have a scan. It may take extra time depending on your CF card size and the file types you specify in step 2.
Step 4: Preview the found files once the scan is over. If you find your lost photographs, select and save them to a different destination.
What if My CF Card is Corrupted & Unreadable?
This kind of issue usually exists with old CF cards especially when there are many write and read activities. It's unlikely that a new CF card will show such error, if it does then perhaps the card has quality issues and it's best to contact the provider for a replacement.
If the sign of your CF card corruption is that you see an error similar to "the disk is not formatted, do you want to format it now", you'll need to reformat it to make it work again but you may lose some pictures. Check out this article how to fix memory card not formatted error for the detailed troubleshooting guide.
If it's a pin issue, you'll want to remove the card and the batteries out of your camera first. Take a closer look at the card slot to check if the pin is bent. If it is, then use a screwdriver to bend the pin back straight. Well, it doesn't have to be perfectly straight. Now gently insert the card back to the camera and see if it's working properly.
Compact Flash (CF) cards are considered to be more reliable than other types of memory cards. But they are not immune to one thing: data loss. It's possible that your CF card can have certain errors, or you mistakenly delete something on the card. When that happens, it's often annoying even devastating.
Fortunately, it's possible to recover the data if you take action sooner and follow the dos and don'ts we've introduced above. Hope you find this CF card recovery guide useful, and perhaps you've already managed to get back what you want (congratulations!). Next time, remember to back up your precious photographs more often. You know, in the digital age backup is always gold!


My first choice for individuals will be K7 Total Security. It is the fastest and the least intrusive Antivirus out there.
In our office, we have been using Symantec Endpoint protection for several years. Our system administrators love the central deployment & management. The entire Antivirus client, the updates can be remotely done from the central server, without touching physically the individual clients.
When I got my Windows Vista x64 Desktop few years back, I went with Norton 360 v1.0 as I got a good deal then. And it offered an online backup of 2GB free with it, which was an added advantage to have safe backups for ultra important files. Over the years I have stuck with Norton 360, though at times it has given me problems with Firewall configuration. Symantec support has been good, whenever I had issues I could reach them by email or web site or their online chat. The first time not able to find their phone number, I wrote a letter to their singapore office with copies of my purchase invoice, CD serial number, etc. – and I promptly got a call from their Bangalore office in few days with a solution to the problem. Once there was a problem at their end, they apologized and gave 30 days extension in the subscription as a token gesture.
One recurring issue for me with the the product (especially Norton 360 v1.0 and v2.0) has been that at times in one of the 3 PCs I have, it will suddenly refuse to get Live Updates – a quick uninstall and install will fix it. Recently I was prompted to update free (my subscription is valid) to their new version Norton 360 v3.0. This version contains their newly optimized version of their core engine that improves on speed. Though Norton Antivirus is a leader in protection its sore point was its drag on resources. This new version is supposed to have improved on that. I downloaded and installed the new version, it did an in-place upgrade pretty smoothly. I disliked the earlier interface of Norton 360 v2.0, now in v3.0 they seem to have made it more streamline and configuration settings are easier to find. Overall I will recommend this product.
In Norton 360 the online backup and how it handles the backup sets was always a mystery to me in v1.0 and v2.0. In v3.0 they have given many new interface options to see what is being backed up, where and when (in fact the UI tabs are named with the same words as shown below). Using the new interface shown below (accessed from Home->Backup-Backup Details->Manage Backup sets) I figured out that I had over 3 years of backup taking nearly 5GB of storage which I can get rid of and reduce the online storage size.
After using the option (delete previously backed up files shown in the bottom left of the screenshot above) I realized you can only delete by selecting individual folders and files; not the entire backup set. I wrote to Symantec support and they promptly responded back with this option. It turned out even that was less optimal.
Accidentally I discovered that there is an integration of Norton backup to Windows Explorer. You can use Windows Explorer to navigate to "Computer\Norton Backup Drive\Backups on Secure Online Storage". There you can see all the backup sets, you can right-click and delete the one you don't want. It takes a bit of time, but it works and is much easier than the product's user interface. As always, be careful when you are deleting backups.


Investments have the potential to transform our lives. With a decent economic development in our country, we have various investment options ranging from stocks, gold, government schemes, bonds and also real estate. In the case of real estate, the possibilities are ridiculously underrated and investing in the same could prove to be fruitful in the future. This is purely because the demand for land is always high and possibilities of returns are greater than other investment options. With such a rate of demand, buying a flat can bring returns in the form of rents or from profit by selling.
You have to understand that buying a property is always a time-consuming process, and most property transactions that are genuine takes more than few days to be completed. Many of the real estate developers in the city might tell you that the formalities can be done overnight, but it is vital to be patient to land yourself with a good deal. Some sellers might also delay their projects, which might not offer any returns for that time period. Timing is vital while taking this chance and it is highly advisable to stay patient throughout.
A lot of research should be done before you step out to see the property. This step proves to be critical as there are many projects coming up with a range of choices. Find out if the area of your property has scope for infrastructural development as it can play a vital role in determining the weight of your returns. Look out for the amenities that they offer and the reputation of the builders involved in it. Also, do extensive research and find out the materials they used. Check market rates to identify the local trends. Do not get scammed into buying a property for a rate that is more than the rate it deserves.
If you are someone not acquainted with the whole process, you could be tricked into buying a property with fake and made up papers. See if the property has clear titles, otherwise, it could lead to court cases or litigations that could go on for years. Get the help of a legal expert to validate a property and prevent any controversy in the future. Another important point to remember is that- when the property is sold under market rate, it is highly probable that the owner could have internal issues.
Get a first-hand perspective about your locality from its inhabitants. This could help you to identify the problems that usually weaken an investment possibility. Having such a discussion could also help you to find the current market rates in the locality and you could have some clarity on the scope of development in that region.
This is an obvious factor to consider before buying a property for investment. Evaluate your finances to make sure that your goals can be met. If you are getting a loan from banks, it is advisable to plan and calculate all the factors like interest rates and flexibility in payment.
The art of negotiation comes in handy in any kind of business transactions. In our country, everyone is looking for a better deal to make better money. Knowing how to negotiate could help you save a lot in terms of money and if you are proficient enough, you could also avail freebies like parking space, semi-furnished space and so on.


This section focuses on the methods for describing congenital anomalies in the data-collection process. Poor descriptions will negatively affect data quality.
There are two methods for describing congenital anomalies in data-collection tools: verbatim descriptions and checkboxes.
Verbatim descriptions allow for more detail, which may be necessary for accurate diagnosis.
Checkboxes alone might limit data quality. It is more useful to include further options for categorizing congenital anomalies. For example, if a country has the resources to collect data electronically, a checkbox could be useful as a first step, and then a window could open into a drop-down menu with more options to categorize the congenital anomaly.
Baby born with unilateral, left cleft lip; palate is intact. Baby also has microcephaly and clenched hands.
What do these examples demonstrate?
These examples demonstrate how using verbatim descriptions can add more thorough information about a diagnosis.
Using only the checkbox format requires a programme to rely solely on the training and expertise of the member of staff who checked the box, to complete the form.
A checkbox format might facilitate data management; however, detailed information that would help with a diagnosis may be missed.


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/**
 * MetricGroupServiceSoapBindingStub.java
 *
 * This file was auto-generated from WSDL
 * by the Apache Axis 1.4 Apr 22, 2006 (06:55:48 PDT) WSDL2Java emitter.
 */

package metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com;

@SuppressWarnings("PMD")
public class MetricGroupServiceSoapBindingStub extends org.apache.axis.client.Stub implements metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.IMetricGroupService {
    private java.util.Vector cachedSerClasses = new java.util.Vector();
    private java.util.Vector cachedSerQNames = new java.util.Vector();
    private java.util.Vector cachedSerFactories = new java.util.Vector();
    private java.util.Vector cachedDeserFactories = new java.util.Vector();

    static org.apache.axis.description.OperationDesc [] _operations;

    static {
        _operations = new org.apache.axis.description.OperationDesc[3];
        _initOperationDesc1();
    }

    private static void _initOperationDesc1(){
        org.apache.axis.description.OperationDesc oper;
        org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc param;
        oper = new org.apache.axis.description.OperationDesc();
        oper.setName("listAgentsMatchingSpecInMetricGrouping");
        param = new org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("", "metricGroupName"), org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc.IN, new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema", "string"), java.lang.String.class, false, false);
        oper.addParameter(param);
        oper.setReturnType(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ArrayOfAgentInfo"));
        oper.setReturnClass(metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentInfo[].class);
        oper.setReturnQName(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("", "listAgentsMatchingSpecInMetricGroupingReturn"));
        oper.setStyle(org.apache.axis.constants.Style.RPC);
        oper.setUse(org.apache.axis.constants.Use.ENCODED);
        oper.addFault(new org.apache.axis.description.FaultDesc(
                      new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "fault"),
                      "com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException",
                      new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com", "IntroscopeWebServicesException"),
                      true
                     ));
        _operations[0] = oper;

        oper = new org.apache.axis.description.OperationDesc();
        oper.setName("getListOfManagementModules");
        oper.setReturnType(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ArrayOfManagementModuleInfo"));
        oper.setReturnClass(metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.ManagementModuleInfo[].class);
        oper.setReturnQName(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("", "getListOfManagementModulesReturn"));
        oper.setStyle(org.apache.axis.constants.Style.RPC);
        oper.setUse(org.apache.axis.constants.Use.ENCODED);
        oper.addFault(new org.apache.axis.description.FaultDesc(
                      new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "fault"),
                      "com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException",
                      new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com", "IntroscopeWebServicesException"),
                      true
                     ));
        _operations[1] = oper;

        oper = new org.apache.axis.description.OperationDesc();
        oper.setName("getMetricGroupingByNameforMM");
        param = new org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("", "metricGroupName"), org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc.IN, new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema", "string"), java.lang.String.class, false, false);
        oper.addParameter(param);
        param = new org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("", "mgmtModuleName"), org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc.IN, new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema", "string"), java.lang.String.class, false, false);
        oper.addParameter(param);
        oper.setReturnType(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "MetricGrouping"));
        oper.setReturnClass(metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricGrouping.class);
        oper.setReturnQName(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("", "getMetricGroupingByNameforMMReturn"));
        oper.setStyle(org.apache.axis.constants.Style.RPC);
        oper.setUse(org.apache.axis.constants.Use.ENCODED);
        oper.addFault(new org.apache.axis.description.FaultDesc(
                      new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "fault"),
                      "com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException",
                      new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com", "IntroscopeWebServicesException"),
                      true
                     ));
        _operations[2] = oper;

    }

    public MetricGroupServiceSoapBindingStub() throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault {
         this(null);
    }

    public MetricGroupServiceSoapBindingStub(java.net.URL endpointURL, javax.xml.rpc.Service service) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault {
         this(service);
         super.cachedEndpoint = endpointURL;
    }

    public MetricGroupServiceSoapBindingStub(javax.xml.rpc.Service service) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault {
        if (service == null) {
            super.service = new org.apache.axis.client.Service();
        } else {
            super.service = service;
        }
        ((org.apache.axis.client.Service)super.service).setTypeMappingVersion("1.2");
            java.lang.Class cls;
            javax.xml.namespace.QName qName;
            javax.xml.namespace.QName qName2;
            java.lang.Class beansf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanSerializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class beandf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanDeserializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class enumsf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.EnumSerializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class enumdf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.EnumDeserializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class arraysf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArraySerializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class arraydf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArrayDeserializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class simplesf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.SimpleSerializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class simpledf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.SimpleDeserializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class simplelistsf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.SimpleListSerializerFactory.class;
            java.lang.Class simplelistdf = org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.SimpleListDeserializerFactory.class;
            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com", "IntroscopeWebServicesException");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException.class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            cachedSerFactories.add(beansf);
            cachedDeserFactories.add(beandf);

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "AgentExpression");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentExpression.class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            cachedSerFactories.add(beansf);
            cachedDeserFactories.add(beandf);

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "AgentInfo");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentInfo.class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            cachedSerFactories.add(beansf);
            cachedDeserFactories.add(beandf);

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ArrayOfAgentExpression");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentExpression[].class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "AgentExpression");
            qName2 = null;
            cachedSerFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArraySerializerFactory(qName, qName2));
            cachedDeserFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArrayDeserializerFactory());

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ArrayOfAgentInfo");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentInfo[].class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "AgentInfo");
            qName2 = null;
            cachedSerFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArraySerializerFactory(qName, qName2));
            cachedDeserFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArrayDeserializerFactory());

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ArrayOfManagementModuleInfo");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.ManagementModuleInfo[].class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ManagementModuleInfo");
            qName2 = null;
            cachedSerFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArraySerializerFactory(qName, qName2));
            cachedDeserFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArrayDeserializerFactory());

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ArrayOfMetricExpression");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricExpression[].class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "MetricExpression");
            qName2 = null;
            cachedSerFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArraySerializerFactory(qName, qName2));
            cachedDeserFactories.add(new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.ArrayDeserializerFactory());

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "ManagementModuleInfo");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.ManagementModuleInfo.class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            cachedSerFactories.add(beansf);
            cachedDeserFactories.add(beandf);

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "MetricExpression");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricExpression.class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            cachedSerFactories.add(beansf);
            cachedDeserFactories.add(beandf);

            qName = new javax.xml.namespace.QName("urn:com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.metricgrouping", "MetricGrouping");
            cachedSerQNames.add(qName);
            cls = metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricGrouping.class;
            cachedSerClasses.add(cls);
            cachedSerFactories.add(beansf);
            cachedDeserFactories.add(beandf);

    }

    protected org.apache.axis.client.Call createCall() throws java.rmi.RemoteException {
        try {
            org.apache.axis.client.Call _call = super._createCall();
            if (super.maintainSessionSet) {
                _call.setMaintainSession(super.maintainSession);
            }
            if (super.cachedUsername != null) {
                _call.setUsername(super.cachedUsername);
            }
            if (super.cachedPassword != null) {
                _call.setPassword(super.cachedPassword);
            }
            if (super.cachedEndpoint != null) {
                _call.setTargetEndpointAddress(super.cachedEndpoint);
            }
            if (super.cachedTimeout != null) {
                _call.setTimeout(super.cachedTimeout);
            }
            if (super.cachedPortName != null) {
                _call.setPortName(super.cachedPortName);
            }
            java.util.Enumeration keys = super.cachedProperties.keys();
            while (keys.hasMoreElements()) {
                java.lang.String key = (java.lang.String) keys.nextElement();
                _call.setProperty(key, super.cachedProperties.get(key));
            }
            // All the type mapping information is registered
            // when the first call is made.
            // The type mapping information is actually registered in
            // the TypeMappingRegistry of the service, which
            // is the reason why registration is only needed for the first call.
            synchronized (this) {
                if (firstCall()) {
                    // must set encoding style before registering serializers
                    _call.setSOAPVersion(org.apache.axis.soap.SOAPConstants.SOAP11_CONSTANTS);
                    _call.setEncodingStyle(org.apache.axis.Constants.URI_SOAP11_ENC);
                    for (int i = 0; i < cachedSerFactories.size(); ++i) {
                        java.lang.Class cls = (java.lang.Class) cachedSerClasses.get(i);
                        javax.xml.namespace.QName qName =
                                (javax.xml.namespace.QName) cachedSerQNames.get(i);
                        java.lang.Object x = cachedSerFactories.get(i);
                        if (x instanceof Class) {
                            java.lang.Class sf = (java.lang.Class)
                                 cachedSerFactories.get(i);
                            java.lang.Class df = (java.lang.Class)
                                 cachedDeserFactories.get(i);
                            _call.registerTypeMapping(cls, qName, sf, df, false);
                        }
                        else if (x instanceof javax.xml.rpc.encoding.SerializerFactory) {
                            org.apache.axis.encoding.SerializerFactory sf = (org.apache.axis.encoding.SerializerFactory)
                                 cachedSerFactories.get(i);
                            org.apache.axis.encoding.DeserializerFactory df = (org.apache.axis.encoding.DeserializerFactory)
                                 cachedDeserFactories.get(i);
                            _call.registerTypeMapping(cls, qName, sf, df, false);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            return _call;
        }
        catch (java.lang.Throwable _t) {
            throw new org.apache.axis.AxisFault("Failure trying to get the Call object", _t);
        }
    }

    public metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentInfo[] listAgentsMatchingSpecInMetricGrouping(java.lang.String metricGroupName) throws java.rmi.RemoteException, com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException {
        if (super.cachedEndpoint == null) {
            throw new org.apache.axis.NoEndPointException();
        }
        org.apache.axis.client.Call _call = createCall();
        _call.setOperation(_operations[0]);
        _call.setUseSOAPAction(true);
        _call.setSOAPActionURI("");
        _call.setSOAPVersion(org.apache.axis.soap.SOAPConstants.SOAP11_CONSTANTS);
        _call.setOperationName(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://metricgrouping.webservicesimpl.server.introscope.wily.com", "listAgentsMatchingSpecInMetricGrouping"));

        setRequestHeaders(_call);
        setAttachments(_call);
 try {        java.lang.Object _resp = _call.invoke(new java.lang.Object[] {metricGroupName});

        if (_resp instanceof java.rmi.RemoteException) {
            throw (java.rmi.RemoteException)_resp;
        }
        else {
            extractAttachments(_call);
            try {
                return (metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentInfo[]) _resp;
            } catch (java.lang.Exception _exception) {
                return (metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentInfo[]) org.apache.axis.utils.JavaUtils.convert(_resp, metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.AgentInfo[].class);
            }
        }
  } catch (org.apache.axis.AxisFault axisFaultException) {
    if (axisFaultException.detail != null) {
        if (axisFaultException.detail instanceof java.rmi.RemoteException) {
              throw (java.rmi.RemoteException) axisFaultException.detail;
         }
        if (axisFaultException.detail instanceof com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException) {
              throw (com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException) axisFaultException.detail;
         }
   }
  throw axisFaultException;
}
    }

    public metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.ManagementModuleInfo[] getListOfManagementModules() throws java.rmi.RemoteException, com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException {
        if (super.cachedEndpoint == null) {
            throw new org.apache.axis.NoEndPointException();
        }
        org.apache.axis.client.Call _call = createCall();
        _call.setOperation(_operations[1]);
        _call.setUseSOAPAction(true);
        _call.setSOAPActionURI("");
        _call.setSOAPVersion(org.apache.axis.soap.SOAPConstants.SOAP11_CONSTANTS);
        _call.setOperationName(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://metricgrouping.webservicesimpl.server.introscope.wily.com", "getListOfManagementModules"));

        setRequestHeaders(_call);
        setAttachments(_call);
 try {        java.lang.Object _resp = _call.invoke(new java.lang.Object[] {});

        if (_resp instanceof java.rmi.RemoteException) {
            throw (java.rmi.RemoteException)_resp;
        }
        else {
            extractAttachments(_call);
            try {
                return (metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.ManagementModuleInfo[]) _resp;
            } catch (java.lang.Exception _exception) {
                return (metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.ManagementModuleInfo[]) org.apache.axis.utils.JavaUtils.convert(_resp, metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.ManagementModuleInfo[].class);
            }
        }
  } catch (org.apache.axis.AxisFault axisFaultException) {
    if (axisFaultException.detail != null) {
        if (axisFaultException.detail instanceof java.rmi.RemoteException) {
              throw (java.rmi.RemoteException) axisFaultException.detail;
         }
        if (axisFaultException.detail instanceof com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException) {
              throw (com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException) axisFaultException.detail;
         }
   }
  throw axisFaultException;
}
    }

    public metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricGrouping getMetricGroupingByNameforMM(java.lang.String metricGroupName, java.lang.String mgmtModuleName) throws java.rmi.RemoteException, com.wily.introscope.server.webservicesapi.IntroscopeWebServicesException {
        if (super.cachedEndpoint == null) {
            throw new org.apache.axis.NoEndPointException();
        }
        org.apache.axis.client.Call _call = createCall();
        _call.setOperation(_operations[2]);
        _call.setUseSOAPAction(true);
        _call.setSOAPActionURI("");
        _call.setSOAPVersion(org.apache.axis.soap.SOAPConstants.SOAP11_CONSTANTS);
        _call.setOperationName(new javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://metricgrouping.webservicesimpl.server.introscope.wily.com", "getMetricGroupingByNameforMM"));

        setRequestHeaders(_call);
        setAttachments(_call);
 try {        java.lang.Object _resp = _call.invoke(new java.lang.Object[] {metricGroupName, mgmtModuleName});

        if (_resp instanceof java.rmi.RemoteException) {
            throw (java.rmi.RemoteException)_resp;
        }
        else {
            extractAttachments(_call);
            try {
                return (metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricGrouping) _resp;
            } catch (java.lang.Exception _exception) {
                return (metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricGrouping) org.apache.axis.utils.JavaUtils.convert(_resp, metricgrouping.webservicesapi.server.introscope.wily.com.MetricGrouping.class);
            }
        }
  } catch (org.apache.axis.AxisFault axisFaultException) {
    if (axisFaultException.detail != null) {
        if (axisFaultException.detail instanceof java.rmi.RemoteException) {
              throw (java.rmi.RemoteException) axisFaultException.detail;
         }
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Kirk Douglas, a star of Hollywood's Golden Age, dies at 103
His son actor Michael Douglas announced his death
File- Kirk Douglas on the set of the movie "Once Is Not Enough" in Central Park in New York, on April 12, 1974.
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New York Times News Service/Robert Berkvist | Published 06.02.20, 04:38 AM
Kirk Douglas, one of the last surviving movie stars from Hollywood's golden age, whose rugged good looks and muscular intensity made him a commanding presence in celebrated films like Lust for Life, Spartacus and Paths of Glory, died on Wednesday at his home in Beverly Hills, California. He was 103.
His son actor Michael Douglas announced the death in a statement on his Facebook page.
Douglas had made a long and difficult recovery from the effects of a severe stroke he suffered in 1996. In 2011, cane in hand, he came onstage at the Academy Awards ceremony, good-naturedly flirted with the co-host Anne Hathaway and jokingly stretched out his presentation of the Oscar for best supporting actress.
By then, and even more so as he approached 100 and largely dropped out of sight, he was one of the last flickering stars in a Hollywood firmament that few in Hollywood's Kodak Theater on that Oscars evening could have known except through viewings of old movies now called classics.
"To me, acting is creating an illusion, showing tremendous discipline, not losing yourself in the character that you're portraying," he wrote in his best-selling autobiography, The Ragman's Son (1988). "The actor never gets lost in the character he's playing; the audience does."
The engine that drove Douglas to achieve, again and again, was his family history.
He was born Issur Danielovitch on December 9, 1916, in Amsterdam, New York, northwest of Albany. The town's mills did not hire Jews, so his father, Herschel, became a ragman, a collector and seller of discarded goods. He was a powerful man who drank heavily and got into fights, and was often an absentee father, letting his family fend for itself.
After attending St. Lawrence University, Douglas studied acting for two years, played in summer stock and made his Broadway debut in 1941. The next year he enlisted in the Navy and was trained in anti-submarine warfare. He and Diana Dill married in 1943, just before he shipped out during World War II. They had two sons, Michael and Joel, before divorcing in 1951. She died in 2015.
In 1954 Douglas married Anne Buydens, and they too had two sons, Peter and Eric.
Eric Douglas died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and prescription pills in 2004 at the age of 46.
In addition to his son Michael, Kirk Douglas is survived by his wife and his two other sons, as well as five grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
He made his screen debut in 1946 in The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, but it was the 1949 film Champion, produced by the young Stanley Kramer, that made him a star.
Spartacus, released in 1960, was Douglas' third blood-and-thunder spectacle set in the ancient past. One of the last cast-of-thousands spectacles to come out of Hollywood, the movie's popularity has been long lasting. It was restored and rereleased in 1991.
There were setbacks in his personal life. In 1986 Douglas was fitted with a pacemaker to correct an irregular heartbeat. In 1991 he survived a helicopter crash that left two other people dead. In January 1996 he suffered a debilitating stroke that left him with seriously impaired speech and depression so deep, he later said, that he considered suicide.
The last films in which he starred shared something of a theme: the reconciliation between fathers and sons. One was a comedy, It Runs in the Family (2003), in which his son was played by his actual son Michael. The other was the drama Illusion (2004), in which he played an ailing father in search of his estranged son.
Perhaps, together, they were a fitting finale for the ragman's son, an actor whose boyhood poverty and absent father were never far from his mind. "That's what it's all about," he said in describing what had driven him. "That's the core, that early part of you."
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SHENZHEN, China, November 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — On November 4, China's top five watch brands, Seagull, Rossini, Tianwang, Ebohr and Beijing, together take their places and will be featured items on one of the gigantic screens overlooking the "Crossroads of the World" — New York's Times Square. The five watch brands will take part in the November 11th Singles Day promotion hosted by Alibaba Group.
These top five watch brands, each bringing to the table more than 20 years of experience in watchmaking, collectively embody the advanced state of technology across China's watchmaking industry: Seagull launched China's first watch in 1955; Beijing created China's first tourbillon watch in 1996; Rossini was the only designated watch brand for the 2009 World Model Contest-China Region, establishing the popularity of made-in-China watches in world markets; with its unique culturally-influenced charisma, Ebohr is the only Shenzhen-based demonstration watch maker licensed by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology; and Tianwang has become the number one made-in-China watch brand after 26 years of building a brand that encompasses a cultural connotation.
The 11.11 Shopping Festival, or "Singles Day", began in 2009 with 27 brands and this year more than 27,000 brands and merchants from Tmall.com will participate. During last year's event, $5.8 billion worth of goods were sold via Taobao Marketplace and Tmall.com.
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I agree that the form of a having an internal critical voice doesn't mean much anywhere. Many factors come into play, specially when a business has defined product and customers. Newspapers are just one more part of the machine in spite of the idealistic view that news are supposed to be neutral. Not even journalism schools teach that. The truth is that the idealistic view is only one but many other people have a more modern view (and pragmatic) of journalism. This one says that each media channel must have its own voice and differentiate from others.
That is why we have interpretations of the news being presented as facts, we have FOX News and Limbaugh spreading their points of views as if they were absolute. The onus is in the reader to filter out and that is not as easy as it seems, not even for experts.
Now, since you know so much about the ombudsman in WP, should we expect a brief about the one for FOX?


When we refer to indoor pollution, we usually think about something that would never be present inside our homes.
Polluting agents can actually enter our home in several ways: some of them are carried by the wind when we open our windows, whereas others are brought in by us and we don't even realise it.
Without noticing it, we bring inside our home many polluting agents, especially through our clothes.
However, allergens and polluters are often already present inside our houses, like dust on furniture, animal fur or even the smoke from our cigarettes, candles, incense, fireplaces, and stoves for example.
It's very difficult not to generate pollution inside your house, but some tips can help you reduce the problem.
Here you can find our suggestions to minimize the amount of pollution in the environment inside your house.
The right ventilation can improve the quality of the air we breathe inside the house and enables fresh new air to come in.
When it's not too cold and is not yet pollen season, open up your windows to allow a beneficial change of air.
Did you know that the smoke from your fireplace is also considered a polluting agent?
Without a doubt, the flames of your fireplace provide you warmth as well as a relaxing feeling; however, make sure you ventilate your home as soon as you have a chance.
You should give up the habit of smoking inside your house. Smoking is harmful to smokers as well as for other people around them and can cause respiratory problems.
The smoke's particles, as well as being present in the air, will deposit themselves on fabrics and carpets, becoming a danger also for the health of your kids as they often play on the floor.
Trying to cover up the smell with air deodorants like scented candles, incense, and other fragrances might worsen the situation as these products can cause asthma attacks to some people.
If you have domestic animals, you should bathe them often to reduce the possibility of their fur causing allergies.
It's also advisable to keep them out of the bedroom.
Use a hoover instead of a broom to clean their fur to avoid spreading them around the house.
A good solution to reduce the pollution inside your home is to use an aspirator in the kitchen to remove all the fumes created by cooking and also aspirators in the bathroom to get rid of steam.
Make sure that they have an external vent as this will prevent from dirt gathering on the internal one.
When you can't open up the windows, turn on your air conditioning on the ventilation settings making sure that the system has a clean filter.
Keep low the level of humidity by using dehumidifiers to reduce the risk of mold.
Remember to change the filters often especially if you notice more humidity or fumes in the house and during the pollen season.
Another good habit is to check the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems periodically.
Cleaning your shoes at the door on the mat can considerably reduce the polluters that we bring inside our homes.
Even better would be to introduce the habit of taking your shoes off before entering the house.
With regards to carpets, it will be advisable not to use them if possible, as they can easily gather polluting agents like dust mites, animal fur, mold spores, and other dirt.
Daily dusting and sweeping are very important to avoid the deposit of dust for long periods of time in your house.
Even in this case, we have a little advice for you.
Use a hoover as a broom would gather less dust and it might in fact spread it around.
Use microfiber cloths for your furniture as they will trap inside them all the dust from the surfaces.
Cleaning products can be another source of indoor pollution, as their strong chemical agents can release fumes that can irritate your nose, mouth lungs and skin.
If possible, you should store solvents, glues, and pesticides outside your home or you should use natural cleaning products such as vinegar and sodium bicarbonate.
Fabric curtains, as well as carpets and rugs, can gather dust and allergens, becoming the perfect habitat for dust mites.
If you use this kind of solution for your windows, you should wash them often very thoroughly.
On top of the work needed to detach them, you'll also have to clean them and iron them before putting them back.
In case you decided to take them to a dry cleaner this could become a periodical expense, almost a fixed cost for your family budget.
Nowadays, on the market, there are window treatments capable of getting rid of these problems, so why not choosing a practical solution like inside double glazing Venetian blinds?
This type of blinds will give you, with just simple and periodical cleaning, good protection against dust allergens as your blind will be sealed inside the double glazing.
As we have seen, it's very important to protect your home from indoor pollution as much as from the outdoor one.
It won't always be possible to eliminate all polluting agents around us, but the simple precautions we suggested will undoubtedly reduce their presence in your house.


Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli, the husband-and-wife team behind the momentous fashion house that bears her name, have never quite followed the rules when it comes to building their business. A 1990s brand reinvention that pivoted on black nylon rucksacks; a refusal to mimic their luxury peers by expanding into cheaper lines, or hotels, or restaurants, or furniture; a take on fashion that has often questioned the very rules of desirability with school uniform outfits, tie-dye decoration, short socks and clumpy shoes. The contrary now comes as standard at Prada.
So perhaps it's no great surprise that its new Fondazione – an organisation dedicated entirely to the display, discussion and development of art – is set in a post-industrial zone on the southern outskirts of Milan, where even its own illustrious arrival is unlikely to sew the seeds of gentrification. "You know, it's not Hackney," laughs a Prada employee, looking down an empty street of low-grade apartment blocks, enhanced by a single Chinese restaurant. "There's really nothing here."
Except there is now. Fondazione Prada is like a magical compact village, entered through swirly monogrammed gates dating back to the 1910s, when the compound was first opened as a spirits distillery – the Società Italiana Spiriti, or SIS. Now its 11 buildings, some old some new, are linked by freshly paved streets and piazzas, dotted with clusters of pale green Jasper Morrison chairs and a sprinkling of ruthlessly pollarded trees.
"What you're seeing here is commonly called a renovation," says the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, rather revelling in the understatement, as he surveys the original perimeter buildings, which have been brought beautifully back to life by his company, OMA , no longer in the service of Amaro but art. In one corner, a 60-metre tower rises from the ground: soon a public bar will occupy its top floor and shine like a beacon across the city, and the lower floors will be used to display art. "It seemed important to have a vertical building," muses the architect. "Art feels different on the ground floor than on the 10th. Or in a compressed space and an open space."
In another spot, clamped between a dazzling new glazed gallery and an old industrial building with rough plaster walls, is a gleaming gold four-storey house, its exterior walls finished in 24-carat-gold leaf (it took a small team of women three months to complete the task), satiny bright like the inside of a middle-period Miu Miu shoebox. It is, according to a Koolhaas staffer, Mrs Prada's favourite building. "She was the one who started calling it the 'Haunted House' because it's so intimate and mysterious," he says, "and the name stuck." Appropriately it contains an eerie installation by Louise Bourgeois – a room created from doors and gates and filled with remnants of the artist's past.
Rem Koolhaas, a tall, serious-looking 70-year-old, today clad in grey trousers and a chocolate-brown cashmere sweater, is dashing across the campus with a long gait – an assistant cantering behind him, notebook in hand. He has a relationship with Prada that goes back to 2000 when OMA started working on a ground-breaking series of stores for the fashion house. The first, which opened in SoHo, New York, in 2001, blatantly threw out the retail rule book: Koolhaas introduced a monumental wave-like ramp at its heart, stairs that doubled as merchandise display points, a round lift and an array of complex technological interventions.
Since then, OMA has collaborated with the company on everything from shops to fashion-show sets, art exhibitions and even a temporary building, the Transformer, which landed in Seoul in 2010 for six months, rotating through 90 degrees every six weeks to reveal a new experience.
"An architect is nothing without a client," says Koolhaas passionately, "without someone who wants what they have to offer. Us architects, we're passive until someone mobilises our talents." And Miuccia Prada has certainly done that. "As a rule, architecture takes eight years to complete, and the fashion world can achieve something sublime in eight weeks," continues Koolhaas. "Once I discovered the efficiency of fashion, I became really inspired by what could be done."
The Fondazione Prada, in its confidence, subtlety and massive scale (the site covers 18,000 sq m, and will eventually offer 12,000 sq m of exhibition space), is a concrete culmination of those 15 years of collaboration. It also represents a renewal of Prada's art activities, which have sometimes seemed intertwined with its fashion in the past, for example the series of arty short films by young female directors commissioned for Miu Miu in 2011.
Now the separation is complete. No catwalk show will take place in the new Fondazione, although two of the buildings – the mirror-clad cinema (currently showing a Prada-commissioned documentary by Roman Polanski about his artistic influences plus a whole celluloid series of his choosing) and that impressive central gallery (currently filled with an unexpected opening show of classical statuary from ancient Greece and Rome) – can be joined by a temporary structure that would seem a shoo-in for an exquisite Prada défilé. But this is Prada on a critical cultural, not fashion, mission.
"We've spent plenty of money here," says Mr Bertelli, when the first visitors to the Fondazione gather in the cinema for a formal briefing. "And the aim is to give something to Milan, a city that is looking for a post-industrial identity. It is a gesture to the city and to Italy. It is within our power, and so why not?"
It's also about time that Mrs Prada and Mr Bertelli had somewhere to show their own significant collection, of post-war to contemporary art, as well as new commissions and work from other institutions. Since the 1990s they have amassed a highly personal but impressive array. In 2013, for example, they acquired a monumental deep blue abstract painting by Barnett Newman for a record-breaking $43.8 million; here it's hung rather controversially in a show called An Introduction, on an imitation staircase against a wallpapered wall. "We wanted to say that collecting is a private gesture as well as a symbolic one, which is the point of the domestic setting," explains Germano Celant, an art world heavyweight, Prada and Bertelli's long-term advisor and the Fondazione's grandly titled superintendent of art and science.
Elsewhere, future curators will have quite a task ahead of them, inserting work into the non-white-box spaces of Koolhaas's design, that fill the insides of the wildly differing buildings, but that's precisely the point. "We wanted to create somewhere that allows for exploration and that can accommodate a range of ambitions," says Koolhaas. And anyway, there's always the delightful Bar Luce to take the weight off, its interior designed down to the tiniest detail by the American film director Wes Anderson as a fantastical 1950s Italian café, filled with candy colours and joy. The floor, a perfect Venetian terrazzo, is the colour of strawberry ice cream.
Far be it from me to speculate, but Miuccia Prada seems rather fond of the Bar Luce, too. Throughout the day, she darts in and out – in a grey silk top and a navy blue pleated skirt with black patent panels – ordering panini and coffee for an ever-changing coterie who are flocking to the Fondazione – it'sle tout Milan's number one destination of the day. "Si si, con crudo!" she said to the modelesque sandwich maker, before summoning another round of espressos from the bar. No doubt they'll all be back: there's simply nowhere else, anywhere, like it.


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The Los Angeles Times - August 5, 1986
Dylan And Petty Stage A Triumph At The Forum
By Robert Hilburn
Imagine the odds against writing songs (notably "Like a Rolling Stone" and "Blowin' in the Wind") that become statements of idealism and independence for one generation, and then being able to sing those songs two decades later--a virtual eternity by pop standards--with your own idealism and independence still intact.
The fact that Bob Dylan was able to pull that off in a generous three-hour concert Sunday night at the Forum underscored the triumph of his most confident tour since the '60s.
Dylan--who was joined during the closing "Knocking on Heaven's Door" by Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox of Eurythmics and Al Kooper--has made all sorts of puzzling twists in his lengthy career, but he remains--in a field that often seems to encourage self-destruction and self-caricature--a man of provocative and unbending artistic will. Yet Dylan wasn't the whole story Sunday.
Because attention was focused on him when the tour swung through Southern California earlier this summer, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers seemed like sidemen--although excellent ones. This time, Petty and company were more like co-stars, drawing ovations from the audience with both their endearing, idealistic expressions ("Straight Into Darkness") and their playful new tunes. The only sour note--aside from frequently muddy sound--was when Dylan thoughtlessly invited fans in the back of the arena to come down front, causing a rush through the aisles and potential confrontations with ushers.


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Stadion Lužnjiki, točnije Velika sportska arena olimpijskog kompleksa Lužnjiki (ruski: Большая спортивная арена Олимпийского комплекса Лужники) je olimpijski stadion u Moskvi i najveći stadion u Rusiji. Ima kapacitet od 81.000 sjedala Stadion je dio Olimpijskog kompleksa Lužnjiki, prije zvan Lenjin Stadion (ruski: Центральный стадион имени В. И. Ленина). Ime Lužnjiki potječe od močvarnog naselja, gdje je i sagrađen, što u prijevodu otprilike znači "bara", "lokva".

Povijest

Stadion se najviše koristi za nogometne utakmice FK Torpeda iz Moskve, koji je i vlasnik cijelog sportskog kompleksa te za utakmice FK Spartaka iz Moskve. Jedan je od rijetkih europskih stadiona koji imaju umjetnu travu, točnije FieldTurf vrstu koju je FIFA odobrila 2002. godine. Umjetna trava je potrebna zbog hladne ruske klime, obična trava se uništi zimi, a zamjena donese velik trošak. Iznimka je bilo Finale UEFA Lige prvaka 2008., kada su stavili prirodnu travu.

Velika sportska arena Olimpijskog kompleksa Lužnjiki je bila glavni stadion Olimpijskih igrara 1980., tadašnji kapacitet je bio 103.000 sjedala. Događaji na stadionu Lužnjiki bili su otvaranje i zatvaranje Olimpijskih igrara, atletika, nogomet i jahanje.

Stadion Lužnjiki je ugostio finale Svjetskog prvenstva u hokeju na ledu 1957. između Švedske i SSSR-a, gdje je bilo 55.000 gledatelja, što je bio svjetski rekord u to vrijeme.

20. listopada 1982. dogodila se nesreća na utakmici Kupa UEFA između Spartaka Moskva i HFC Haarlema. Velik broj ljudi je zgaženo u stampedu na stadionu. Službeni broj poginulih je 66, ali mnogi vjeruju da je poginulo oko 340.
U 1989. godini Stadion Lenjin bio je domaćin Moskovskog glazbenog festivala mira, festivala koji je nastao naporima Make A Difference organizacije te rock producenata u SAD-u i SSSR-u. Trajao je dva dana i bio je prvi festival svoje vrste. Na festivalu su sudjelovali glazbenici kao Bon Jovi, Scorpions, Ozzy Osbourne, Skid Row, Mötley Crüe, Cinderella i Gorky Park. Madonna je nastupala na stadionu u 2006. godini.

UEFA je stadion Lužnjiki odabrala za domaćina Finala UEFA Lige prvaka 2008. između Manchester Uniteda, koji je pobijedio Chelsea u prvom engleskom finalu Lige prvaka u povijesti, a igralo se u svibnju 2008. Neki skeptici su smatrali da teren neće biti valjan i da ruske vlasti neće moći obuzdati engleske navijače. Naposljetku, nije bilo nikakvih incidenata, pa je glasnogovornik britanskog veleposlanstva rekao: "Sigurnost i logistika ruskih vlasti je bila prvorazredna, kao i njihova suradnja sa britanskim vlastima."

Na ovom stadionu se održalo Svjetsko prvenstvo u atletici 2013. godine.

Stadion se pojavio i u ruskom filmu Noćna straža (2004.).

FIFA Svjetsko prvenstvo 2018.

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B. M. Sadowski, Sadowski-Rasters, G., and Duysters, G., "Transition of governance in a mature open software source community: Evidence from the Debian case", Information Economics and Policy, vol. 20, pp. 323 - 332, 2008.
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Q: Returning different HTTP status code for testing I am writing some integration tests for an MVC web application, which involves firing http post and get requests at an instance of the application that I spin up with IIS Express.
The problem is that I want to assert that validation has passed (for example on account creation), and obviously this is impossible to interpret from just validation messages mixed in with markup that is returned (well not impossible, but out of the question).
What I am currently doing is checking the ModelState in my controller base class in the OnActionExecuted event and setting the status code to a 202 (Accepted but still requires processing):
protected override void OnActionExecuted(ActionExecutedContext filterContext)
{
     if (!ModelState.IsValid)
     {
          Response.StatusCode = 202;
     }

     base.OnActionExecuted(filterContext);
}

I know 202 doesn't really reflect what has happened, but there isn't a status code that fits the situation, and it won't cause an error on the browser when the application is in normal use.
What are peoples opinions of this design? And will it have any adverse affects?

A: Why don't you test just the controller?
There should be no need to test the IIS part of the stack.
If you really want to do, i think hidden fields filled with the data you want to verify are a better approach.

A: Oh well...looks like most peoples' opinions seem to be 'don't care' or 'don't know'.
Just in case people are interested I have decided against using the status code, as it is a bit hacky, I just add a header to the response instead, and do an assert on that:
protected override void OnActionExecuted(ActionExecutedContext filterContext)
{
    if (!ModelState.IsValid)
    {
        Response.AddHeader("Validation", "Failed");
    }

    base.OnActionExecuted(filterContext);
}