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const
	assert = require('assert'),
	co = require('co'),
	fs = require('fs-extra'),
	path = require('path'),
	request = require('request-promise-native')

module.exports = {
	testLoadLayout: function() {
		const instance = this,
			{config, moduleConfig, moduleName} = this.module
		let sessionCookie = null,
			layoutFileData = null
		describe('client.layout.loadLayout: GET to various routes', function() {
			before(function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
						method: 'post',
						uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/users/login`,
						body: {email: 'admin@ramster.com', password: 'testPassword4321'},
						json: true,
						resolveWithFullResponse: true
					})
					sessionCookie = result.headers['set-cookie']
					layoutFileData = (yield fs.readFile(path.join(config.clientModulesPublicPath, `${moduleName}/layout.html`))).toString()
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully and return the layout.html file if the route is "/" and the user is not logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully, redirect to "/dashboard" and return the layout.html file if the route is "/" and the user is logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							headers: {cookie: sessionCookie},
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						refererShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/`,
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/dashboard`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.headers.referer, refererShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.headers.referer} for result.request.headers.referer, expected ${refererShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully and return the layout.html file if the route is "/login" and the user is not logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/login`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/login`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully, redirect to "/dashboard" and return the layout.html file if the route is "/login" and the user is logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							headers: {cookie: sessionCookie},
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/login`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/dashboard`,
						refererShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/login`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.headers.referer, refererShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.headers.referer} for result.request.headers.referer, expected ${refererShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully and return the layout.html file if the route is "/dashboard" and the user is logged in and can view the dashboard', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							headers: {cookie: sessionCookie},
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/dashboard`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/dashboard`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully, redirect to "/login" and return the layout.html file if the route is "/mySettings" and the user is not logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/mySettings`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/login`,
						refererShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/mySettings`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.headers.referer, refererShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.headers.referer} for result.request.headers.referer, expected ${refererShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully and return the layout.html file if the route is "/mySettings" and the user is logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							headers: {cookie: sessionCookie},
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/mySettings`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/mySettings`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully and return the layout.html file if the route is "/four-oh-four" and the user is not logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/four-oh-four`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/four-oh-four`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
			it('should execute successfully and return the layout.html file if the route is "/four-oh-four" and the user is logged in', function() {
				return co(function*() {
					let result = yield request({
							method: 'get',
							headers: {cookie: sessionCookie},
							uri: `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/four-oh-four`,
							resolveWithFullResponse: true
						}),
						hrefShouldBe = `http://127.0.0.1:${moduleConfig.serverPort}/four-oh-four`
					assert.strictEqual(result.request.href, hrefShouldBe, `bad value ${result.request.href} for result.request.href, expected ${hrefShouldBe}`)
					assert.strictEqual(result.body, layoutFileData, `bad value ${result.body} for result.body, expected the layoutFileData`)
					return true
				})
			})
		})
	}
}

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Trying to be the best in the world is an admirable goal and it can cause you to work harder to achieve what you want to achieve. Competition can sharpen us and make us better. But if it shuts you down because you find someone who is better than you, it's no good (and there is almost always someone who is or seems to be better).
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Come with us! Maramureș, Bukovina and South-Eastern Poland
This year, the travel season starts late along Río Wang, but this also demonstrates the strength of the Wang river. After all, a full revolution and the intervention of a superpower was necessary to renounce the repetition of the Crimean tour, planned for this spring and awaited by so many of our readers, as well as the Lemberg Easter, which is especially painful, because this year, as a rare constellation, every denomination of Lemberg – Catholic Poles, Ukrainian Greek Catholics, Russian Orthodox, and Armenian Catholics – celebrated it in the same days in the countless churches of the city, on its streets and squares, as well as in the open-air museum of wooden churches.
Our first tour in this year, by popular demand, is the repetition and expansion of last year's Maramureș-Bukovina journey. Between 25 and 29 June (Wednesday–Sunday) we leave from Budapest by bus, and arrive through the medieval city of Baia Mare/Nagybánya, the cradle of Hungarian Impressionism and the gate of historical Maramureș, to one of the most archaic regions of Transylvania. We visit its wooden churches included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage and its Hasidic cemeteries, Sighetul Marmației/Máramarossziget, the central town of the region, cut in two by the Tisza river and the Ukrainian-Romanian border, and the "merry cemetery" of Sapânța/Szaplonca. We climb up with the narrow-gauge forestry railway to the virgin forest in the border mountains, to return in the afternoon, along with the wagons loaded with wood, to the Rusyn village of Vișeu de Sus/Felsővisó. We walk to the Horses' Waterfall and the pass of the Radna Mountains. We visit the Renaissance-style princely monasteries in Bukovina, painted both inside and out with the full symbolism of Orthodox icons, which also feature on the list of UNESCO World Heritage. Our accommodation will be in traditional peasant farms engaged in agroturism, and – if we manage to reserve in time – in the Bukovina monasteries. The participation fee for the five-day tour (accommodation with breakfast + bus from Budapest and back + guide) is about 270-300 euros, depending on the number of participants. If you are interested, please register by 31 May, after which we will publish, on the basis of the certain registrations, the final participation fee and send out the detailed program.
Our previous posts from the the former county of Maramureș (click for a full map), which will increase in the following weeks.
On our second journey, between 13 and 17 August (Wednesday–Sunday) we will wander all over Western Galicia, today's South-Eastern Poland, the richest region of the medieval and early Polish kingdom and the traditional center of Polish Jewry. Our road leads through Renaissance cities and castles, shtetls and beautifully carved Hasidic cemeteries. Leaving from Budapest by bus, we first stop in Krakow, where we visit the Renaissance old town, the Wawel and the Jewish suburb of Kazimierz, well off of the tourist routes. Through the medieval town of Sandomierz we arrive at Lublin, a second center of medieval Polish kingdom and formerly its largest Jewish center. From there we turn south to visit the most beautiful old towns along the modern Ukrainian border, the ideal Renaissance Zamość, Leżajsk, the Hasidic pilgrimage site and Jarosław, the seat of the former Jewish "parliament" of Poland, to Przemyśl at the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains, a former bulwark of the Austrian Empire, and to the Bieszczady, the most romantic mountains of present-day Poland, where we will also visit the ghost villages of the Rusyns displaced after WWII. Turning back to the west, we will pass through the Renaissance towns of Rzeszów, Tarnów and Nowy Sącz and come to the Dukla Pass, where we also stop at some of the soldiers' cemeteries of the 1915 Gorlice breakthrough, and from where we will return, through Bardejov/Bártfa and Košice/Kassa to Budapest. Here you can find the planned route of the journey. The participation fee for the five-day tour (accommodation with breakfast + bus from Budapest and back + guide) is about 300-330 euros, depending on the number of participants. If you are interested, please register until 31 May, after which we will publish, on the basis of the certain registrations, the final participation fee and send out the detailed program.
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Q: Meteor + cordova-ios. Error: Cannot find module './util.js' Meteor 1.3.2.4.
I got this error everytime I try to meteor run / meteor run ios-device a project with cordova-ios.
Log:
/Users/admin/Desktop/My-App/.meteor/local/build/programs/server/boot.js:324
}).run();
   ^
Error: Cannot find module './util.js'
at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:338:15)
at Function.Module._load (module.js:280:25)
at Module.require (module.js:364:17)
at require (module.js:380:17)
at Object. (/Users/admin/.meteor/packages/babel-compiler/.6.6.4.1vgwjcg++os+web.browser+web.cordova/npm/node_modules/meteor-babel/cache.js:4:12)
at Module._compile (module.js:456:26)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)
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at Function.Module._load (module.js:312:12)
at Module.require (module.js:364:17)

Do you have any thoughts what can cause that issue?
UPDATE: This happens only on MAC, on WIN everything works.

A: Re-installing Meteor solved this issue.

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1. Fundraising: By using tools like GoFundMe.com (See our Fundraising Page for details) past participants have been able to raise well over $1,000 and participate on our program for free - they just paid the airfare. Just like your friends who run marathons, bike races, or take up their own cause, you too can fundraise for your program to offset the trip costs. Some even report that it makes the experience more rewarding knowing that they needed to work a bit to make the program a reality.
2. Payment Plans: We're happy to work with you to choose a multiple-payment option that works for you - allowing you to pay $100 or so per month to pay your program costs slowly, over time, on your schedule. You'd just pay your deposit and flight before your program, and can pay the rest when you return, as it fits your schedule.
3. Flight Promotions and Frequent Flyer Miles: With flights being the most expensive part of any travel program, it's worth exploring your options with different flights and airline miles. In the past, participants have used tools like Kayak.com or out recommended travel agent Murray (see our Flight Page for details) to arrive a day early, stay a day later, or even get an overnight stop in Miami or Japan to save hundreds of dollars on flights. Be creative in your searches and ask for other options to save some serious money on your flights and join us for less. Lastly, ask your friends and family if they have airline points they would be willing to donate to your cause! We've had participants simply post on facebook a request and get up to 80,000 points donated almost immediately.
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When Robin was growing up, Nanny often froze ripe bananas to be eaten as a treat. Nanny still does this, explaining to Robin not to leave the bananas in the freezer too long or they will darken. Recently we had a request from one of Robin's college professors for this recipe. We had made these on an astronomy trip and the unusual dessert left a lasting impression!
We peel the banana and wrap it well in aluminum foil. We place in a freezer bag and freeze overnight.
When we want to eat the frozen banana, we peel back the foil and dip in chocolate sauce served in a small prep bowl.


Captain Vinny McDermott paid a warm tribute to his late team-mate Bernard Murray after Carrick-on-Shannon dethroned Cluainin Iomaint in Saturday's Leitrim Senior Hurling Championship Final.
The Carrick men regained the title they last won in 2014 with a comprehensive 3-11 to 0-8 victory over the defending champions to lift the Stephen Dorrigan Memorial Cup and their captain paid a warm tribute to their team-mate who passed away suddenly on September 13. Vinny also paid tribute to the efforts of Cluainin Iomaint.
A tight first half saw Carrick take the lead when Colm Moreton managed to force the ball across the line from close range 21 minutes into the game and Moreton, who would go on to claim the Man of the Match award, added four points from play.
Despite a wasteful first half, Carrick would go on to dominate the first half with Conor Beirne, Cathal McCrann, James Glancy and the Moreton brothers delivering powerful performances, with Liam Moreton adding a final flourish with two goals inside the last five minutes of normal time to seal a comprehensive win.


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There is no design that will make any Gardiner hybrid option a good idea
The Gardiner East.
Months after Toronto City Council voted 24-21 in favour of the "hybrid option" for the section of the Gardiner Expressway between Jarvis Street and the Don Valley Parkway, there's some buyer's remorse in the air at city hall.
It's like some councillors want to return the Gardiner they bought to the store and get something that fits them a little better.
Last week, the city's public works and infrastructure committee heard about three official "hybrid alternative design concepts." They also got wind of two Gardiner East designs put together by third parties.
The first, supported by former Toronto chief planner Paul Bedford, would replace this stretch of expressway with a new viaduct next to the rail corridor.
The second, put together by a team of planning consultants, is more ambitious, calling for the Gardiner East to be rebuilt on top of the rail corridor and then for a park to be built on top of the Gardiner. It'd create a Gardiner sandwich, basically.
I understand the appeal. People love sandwiches. And there's a natural tendency for municipal politicians to identify compromise solutions to big issues. Good compromises can lead to nice moments of political unity and solutions that balance needs.
But none of these newfangled hybrids make for good compromises.
They can't. Because council already rejected the best Gardiner compromise: removing the small two-kilometre stretch between Jarvis and the DVP and replacing it with a boulevard.
It was both cost-effective and fair. It acknowledged that while, yes, there's no avoiding spending at least a billion dollars to repair the most-used parts of the Gardiner, the evidence suggests the city can knock down this tiny eastern part and save a lot of cash. All with minimal traffic impact.
That was the decision that should have been made.
It wasn't, of course. And now councillors are left with a range of expressway designs that mostly attempt to pretty up a hybrid pig.
Nearly all of them will come with costs in excess of the $919-million price tag attached to the hybrid design. Most would have longer construction timelines. And some would even slow traffic thanks to reduced speeds, which only raises the question: If slower speeds are acceptable, why not just get rid of the expressway altogether?
More importantly, all of them share the same problem. They call for overbuilt infrastructure. Wasteful and inefficient, they're more than Toronto needs to handle traffic levels — at the cost of public money that could have gone to public transit.
In the end, council's Gardiner East debate was never about expressway design. It was about priorities. Councillors chose to prioritize an expressway connection over needed investments in transit. There's no design that will ever make that choice a good one.
This post was originally published at http://www.metronews.ca/views/toronto/torys-toronto-matt-elliott/2015/09/27/there-is-no-design-that-will-make-gardiner-hybrid-a-good-idea.html on 2015-09-28T00:00:00.000Z


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"Come In. This is Liberty Hall; you can spit on the mat and call the cat a bastard!.."
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Aural Delights Nov 2008
The A Bertram Chandler Story UFO is now available as an audio podcast from Starship Sofa Aural Delights No 48
A (Arthur) Bertram Chandler was born in Aldershot, England in 1912, Chandler sailed the world in every-thing from tramp steamers to troop transports before emigrating to Australia in 1956. Here he commanded merchant vessels under the Australian and New Zealand Flags up to his retirement in 1974.
Up until his death in 1984 he published over 40 science fiction novels and over 200 works of short fiction writing as A Bertram Chandler, George Whitley or Andrew Dunstan. Many of the novels had a nautical theme, with the plot moved from the seas of earth to the ships of space in the future. Many of the stories revolved around the character of John Grimes some times referred to as "Hornblower of Space". While most stories are set in the future, they also have a distinctly "Australian" theme with places and stories relating back to Australia today.
Chandler was the last master of the aircraft carrier Melbourne. Law required it to have a master aboard for the months while it was laid up and waiting to be towed off to Asia to be broken up for scrap, so in a sense he really was briefly the master of the Australian navy's former flagship. Apparently he had his typewriter aboard, and worked on his novels!
Chandler received four Australian SF "Ditmar" Achievement Awards for his novels. Nearly all of his novels were published in the USA. Two of his short stories 'The Cage' and 'Giant Killer' are regarded as some of the best SF stories written in the 1950's. He was also very popular in Japan winning the prestigious SEIUN SHO, the premier Science Fiction award. The Japanese editions have some of the best covers of any of the published editions.
Baen Books
Baen Books have released four John Grimes anthologies To the Galactic Rim: The John Grimes Saga , First Command: The John Grimes Saga II , Galactic Courier: The John Grimes Saga III and Ride the Star Winds: The John Grimes Saga IV . These are available as both eBooks and Trade Paperbacks
Prologue Books
Prologue Books have reprinted 8 Novels as eBooks, including the hard to find Glory Planet, now available for the second time since the initial Hard Cover publication. The published novels include Frontier of The Dark, Kelly Country, The Bitter Pill, The Sea Beasts, The Alternate Martians, Glory Planet, The Coils of Time and The Hamelin Plague
There are now 31 Novels available as audio books, including all the John Grimes Novels. These are all available from audible.com.
Tales From Super-Science Fiction
The short story I'll take over (originally published as by George Whitely) has been published in the anthology Tales from Super-Science Fiction edited by Robert Silverberg.
This letter was published in Analog (October 1960).
Analog Brass Tacks Section
Dear John:
Am sulking hard - the reason being the letter from my fellow mariner, Miss Sandra J. Fulton, in the January, 1960, Brass Tacks.
Miss Fulton says regarding "The Outsiders" - "Not bad, but Chandler has done better..."
Too flaming right he has - and one of the things that he's done better is "Giant Killer" which, in the same letter, she attributes to P. Schuyler Miller.
The game's crook.
A. BERTRAM CHANDLER
Yoicks! I slipped too, in not catching that on the way past!
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© Used with kind permission of the estate of A Bertram Chandler and its agents, JABberwocky Literary Agency, PO Box 4558, Sunnyside, NY 11104-0558 USA. The "John Grimes" novels of A. Bertram Chandler are available in electronic form from BAEN Books and eReader.com. They are also available through the Science Fiction Book Club to readers in the US and Canada. There have also been recent publications from Wales Publishers in the Czech Republic and les moutons électriques in France.


Hi my name is Mike "Hollywood" Broadway and I'm going to show you "Shucking 101", how to shuck oysters safely. First you need gloves, a knife and an oyster ledge. The oyster ledge technique is to hold the oyster steady so that you don't have to worry about it sliding on you. First thing you do is you put the oyster down in the ledge keeping the knife pointed down at all times and making sure you know where all your fingers are. The technique is to hold the oyster shell still so that it doesn't move any pry to open the oysters just like opening a can of paint - back and forth. Once you get the oyster open, slide your knife all the way down the wide side. The wide side is the side where the oyster is connected to the shell. Cut it from the shell on both sides. Pop, fly, cut, cut. It's all about leverage. Put all the weight on the oyster, no weight on the knife. A lot of times the shell will break on you. So I beat on it on the side to make my own hole. Then I can go through the side of the oyster. Get my knife in there, pry it open, work my knife all the way around. Pop it, slide it, wipe it, slide it and then cut it from the bottom. While it's still attached to one side of the shell just by shaking it and wiping it the oyster can wash itself off with natural water then cut it from the side. Pop, slide, cut, cut. And that's how you shuck the oysters. Shucking 101.
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