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Great idea to make them healthier. At least you know what's going into them.
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So do you still pop them in the toaster before eating? We are making some and I just thought I better ask.
If you ice them, you can't put them in the toaster first. The icing would probably melt and make a huge mess! If they're unfrosted, they can definitely be toasted!
I did not create the table I assembled from IKEA, LMAO.
@Anonymous--the icing does harden up. I'm not sure how long they last, as my husband ate them quite quickly. I would say probably a week in an airtight container on the counter. Enjoy!


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Official Review: Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy (PlayStation 4) GBAtemp - Independent Gaming Community
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Official Review: Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy (PlayStation 4)
By Eric Zander, Feb 14, 2021 at 6:55 PM 16 4
Release Date (NA): January 26, 2021
Release Date (EU): January 26, 2021
Release Date (JP): December 3, 2020
Publisher: Koei Tecmo Games, Koei Tecmo
Developer: Koei Tecmo Games, Gust Co. Ltd.
Genres: JRPG
ESRB Rating: Everyone 10 and up
PEGI Rating: Twelve years and older
Also For: Computer, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5
Being the most successful iteration of the Atelier franchise since Atelier Sophie, it was inevitable that the sequel to the hit Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout would arrive sooner or later. Now that the twenty-second main Atelier game has arrived, let's take a look!
The title Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy already tells us much of what we need to know about this game. It tells us that this is yet another game in the Atelier series; that it is a sequel to the Ryza line of Atelier games; and that this entry can now clearly be labeled the "Secret" saga. While it was obvious that this game was always going to be released, what might not have been so obvious is that it actually evolved the Atelier series in several notable ways.
For those who don't know, the Atelier series dates all the way back to 1997 when Atelier Marie: The Alchemist of Salburg released to a Japanese audience. Like other JRPG series, one is not expected to play all of the previous titles (of which there are over twenty) before jumping in to the latest one. I, for one, had my first experience with the series in 2016 with Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book, after being extremely hesitant to jump in because, well, I judged the Mysterious Book by its weeby cover. "This can't possibly be my style! But hey, I'll review it as a joke." Let's just say, there's a lot going on with these games that aren't immediately obvious on the surface. Luckily for us, Ryza 2 is no exception—and may be the best Atelier game since Sophie.
The first Ryza game introduced the series to a whole new generation of fans, largely due in part to the protagonist Ryza. I can't put my finger on exactly what about Ryza attracted such a large new audience—it could have been her wild and tomboyish personality; the captivating plot and characters; or the new game mechanics… Okay, it was her thighs. People liked her thighs. However, everything else is true as well, because the game was highly praised by audiences and critics alike! Thus, while it may be hard to believe, this is the first time in Atelier history that we have the same main protagonist (as opposed to a supporting protagonist) twice in a row!
Unlike other Atelier games which are easy to pick up on their own, Ryza 2 pretty much expects that you at the very least played the previous title. This is because it takes place three years after the events of the previous game which, for those who are unaware, takes place in its own universe that is relatively unconnected to any of the other Atelier titles. This game shares the vast majority of its cast with the previous one and the plot progresses from the conclusion of that game. Because you are expected to already know most of the characters, their introductions in Ryza 2 are brief and you spend less time growing a connection to them as Reisalin (nicknamed Ryza) because, well, her fate is already intertwined with the fate of her companions.
While her friends have gone their separate ways after sealing the portal to the underworld in the previous game, Ryza chose to remain in Kurken to live out the rest of her days as the island's alchemist… until the call of adventure and her promise to her friends once again swept her away from her home. I will avoid diving into story spoilers but suffice it to say that, like most Atelier games, the story of Ryza 2 takes a backseat to the gameplay mechanics and the interactions between the characters. With that in mind, I found myself very captivated by the plot, which I found to be superior to the first game's.
While the previous game changed the alchemic formula more than most previous titles have, this one further refines the alchemic system which is used to create objects and tools out of raw materials that you obtain while traveling and battling. The alchemic system is far less cumbersome than it was in the first Ryza game, and I found that for the first time since Firis that I consistently enjoyed wracking my brain over how to make the best weapons and armor (and whether the system could be properly abused). The crafting system of the first Ryza game has remained relatively unchanged in this version. While it is easier to visualize through trial and error than can be explained through text, alchemy is done using alchemic chains that are filled with the nodes of different elements to increase the quality and traits of the final product.
However, there has been a major change to the alchemy system that makes it far less grindy than in earlier games. In the past, certain products could only be produced through alchemy if your alchemy level was high enough. That is, you had to grind by creating many products in order to level up your alchemy to the point where you can make the item you desire. Ryza 2 has completely removed the alchemy level system and replaced it with a skill tree where SP that is gained through quests and synthesis can be spent to acquire recipes, synthesis techniques, and more.
Like the original, this title is not open world in the sense that Atelier Firis was, but the world is still vast. The areas are connected to each other using invisible paths and there are new exploration elements introduced here. For the first time, your character can swim as opposed to simply walking around underwater like in some previous titles. As you play, you will unlock new areas to explore in order to collect more synthesis materials and fight harder battles.
The combat system in this game has also evolved, becoming quicker and more intuitive to players that are new to the genre. You are able to switch between characters and control them at any time to use the skills and tactics necessary to beat the hardest enemies. It is not the most complex fighting system and, yes, it will ultimately become mindless with the rare exception, but I enjoyed the combat nonetheless.
Like the last game, the main story of Ryza 2 is disappointingly short as it takes about 25 hours to complete (or about 60 if you are a completionist). Further, there is no English dub this time—a fact that many find to be a pro as opposed to a con. I still consider the lack of an English dub a con because I feel that it could be done correctly and as long as the Japanese track isn't removed, there is no harm to come from having a dub.
I still hold Atelier Sophie on a pedestal as my favorite Atelier game, but if I could be asked to shove my nostalgia aside for a bit, I would be willing to say that Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy is the best Atelier game to date. That said, if this is your first foray into the series, I would recommend starting with Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout as your enjoyment of this title will be vastly improved having played the previous game.
What We Liked . . . Takes all the elements that worked in the first Ryza game and improved on them immensely Changes to the synthesis system are welcome and streamline the process The characters, new and old, are dynamic and enjoyable The gathering is fun, and the combat is visually stimulating… What We Didn't Like . . . … but the combat once again is also rather bland and easy to button mash through There is only one ending While the world is larger than in the previous game, it is still smaller than the open world found in Atelier Firis The lack of a time system of any kind, even a temporary or superficial one No English dub
8 Presentation
The art style hasn't improved much since the first Ryza game, but it is still the greatest that the series has to offer. While it won't be winning any awards, it is very beautiful, both colorful and vibrant. The score is great and fits the scenery.
9 Gameplay
The alchemic system is far less cumbersome than it was in the first Ryza game. The removal of the alchemy leveling system is welcome and the changes in the combat were interesting enough to keep my attention.
9 Lasting Appeal
While you can complete the main game in about 25 hours if you rush it, it would likely take over 60 hours to do everything that there is to do. There are quests to complete throughout the game and there are additional tasks to complete and character interactions to see once you've beaten it.
Overall (not an average)
Opinions can differ, but I wouldn't laugh at anyone who says that this may be the best Atelier game to date. Due to the fact that the protagonist is the same as in the previous game and that the story builds off of the prior one, I highly recommend people play Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout. However, for those who have played the previous game and want to know whether this one is worth your time, it certainly is.
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I've been waiting for this review. Glad to hear that the game's pretty good, I like all of those Harvest Moon-y, monster-hunty Japanese titles. I've played a few Atelier games on the DS, but this is obviously a big upgrade from those. Might pick it up.
Sonic Angel Knight
I was hoping for a switch review of the game. Just to know if is a safe buy? Nothing against the person's choice of what version they pick to review. If is what they want or all they have, then nothing going to stop them. But at the same time, wishing the one perceived as the "worst" way to play (nintendo switch) would get awareness if it needs. I'm just more interested in how far the limitations was taken as compared to "just pick the obvious choice of a more powerful console." But maybe is ONLY me.
As for my comments on the review itself, yeah. Is a sequel, so clearly the previous game has been turning some heads. Funny how I never heard of this series of games until people started talking about the main girl in the game and how much they "find her appealing." But almost nothing else. I just see it as a boring to play game from the videos I watched. I hardly enjoyed dragon quest games until the 11th one, so maybe give this a chance.
Not having a english dub is a huge hurdle to get by. I have played games without one before like Yakuza, but I just want it. It was just so sudden Guilty Gear Xrd to start with english dub then release another version without it. I feel like the game makes less effort to appeal to demographic that way. (Or that it is appealing since all I hear is hate for English dub of japanese media) Considering the story is the main part of the game. Besides that, it is presented graphically well and maybe will try if i get a sale of it on a random trip to the store.
I'm still not really sure who the intended player base for this game is. "New to RPG?" "Are RPG too tough?" "You like crafting things?" "Don't like magic, want alchemy instead?" I guess the good thing is the game isn't trying to sell itself the same way Dead or Alive tries to, right? Just a your run of the mill rpg game.
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@Sonic Angel Knight A little insight on how the sausage is made - we don't always have influence over which version we get, it's up to the publisher, and they'll usually want to show off the best version of the game they have available, not to mention that the number of codes/discs is limited. Judging by the graphical fidelity I don't think the Switch would have any trouble with the game. Personally I'm shooting for the PS5 version, gotta get me some white boxes on the "table stack".
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Okay, I appreciate the information. Will try to remember that. I just assume it would be different. I understand the idea of taking what is given. I do kinda get it. But at the same time feel like there something to hide just like the bloodstained launch week switch delay or more recent, cyberpunk 2077. I'm not one to accuse fowl play without enough speculation to build a case. But at the very least, I'm sure some games come out one at a time to avoid getting direct comparisons so close to review. As a way to avoid such problems.
Spoiler: A totally made up example
Publisher: "Hey, we would like you to review this game. We have a code for the ps4. Please let us know if you want.
Reviewer: "Isn't this game also on nintendo switch? I have that, but not a ps4."
Publisher: "Sorry, we only have codes for ps4 at this time. If you would like one for another console, we will inform you when other options are ready, sorry for the inconvenience.
Reviewer: "But both versions release on the same day.
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That's a good point - Switch versions of games are often delayed for a reason. Hopefully performance is up there with the rest of'em.
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I loved this game so much. I looked it up on howlongtobeat and it said something ridiculous. I completed this game and it took me 126 hours. Seriously. I never felt like I was mindlessly grinding either, since I love gathering and crafting in games and many tasks were ones I set for myself.
I played on the switch by the way, and I noticed maybe two or three framerate drops ever. Solid 30fps in both docked and handheld mode. Occasional 60fps in certain menus for some reason. The only issue is this lame thing they've been doing with shadows for the past few titles. They make them look worse by applying a lattice-effect that draws more attention to the lower resolution than it should.
The overall progression in this game is bonkers; you can overpower yourself early on if you spend a bit of time getting SP from the cafe and unlock philospher's stones and such super early. That combined with the returning seed system, gem system, and new element system makes for some incredibly extensible crafting mechanics. This kind of weird min-maxing is what I live for, and it's never been more useful or front-loaded in an Atelier game than this.
Also, the story is pretty laid-back, and a lot of the previous title is actually explicitly explained to you anyway, so I can absolutely recommend this as someone's first Atelier game. There is a completely glossed-over verbose subplot that can only be read about in menus. I kept hoping they would tie it together at the end, but they just entirely ignored it. Shame about the lack of an English dub too; I started with Sohpie and only got two dubs before they just ripped them away unceremoniously. (On a side note, Ryza 2 has much more voiced dialogue than Ryza 1 did, which in hindsight was an absolutely rushed game.)
I had an unreasonably good time with this game, and I'm looking forward to an eventual NG+ when they get around to releasing the DLC.
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Feb 15, 2021 at 12:03 AM
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Believe me, if you'd heard the English dub for Atelier Ayeza, you might think differently. That game convinced me that sometimes having no dub at all is the more pleasant possibility. Honestly, in light of how terrible that dub was, if I had written this review I would have listed "No English Dub" as a positive rather than a negative, haha.
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Well to each their own. Maybe not all english dubs are the greatest to us english speaking people. Who's to say the Japanese dubs are the greatest to Japanese speaking people, and just like you, would just prefer the original English dub of a international name?
To me, I see it as a story driven game. Having a english dub helps with the presentation. Instead, i'm darting my eyes up and down trying to read quick subtitles of a cut scene while watching the action. (As I had to do with Yakuza games) Making processing all of the things slower than listening to a podcast "english dub" podcast in my sleep. (And by that I don't actually mean a dub, just that they speaking the language I already understand)
Probably be easier to just learn Japanese and then I can just buy imports and not care about multiple languages or subtitles. I just appreciate the effort more. It feels like they want to sell this game to me, because they went through the effort to hire the voices. It also feels like a sense of confidence that the game will sell with the added effort. I know not every dub is a huge win and most end up being losses for the fans. But the more people repeat the cycle, the better someone gets and learn to get better. More trial and error, hiring the right talent and directors. Practice makes perfect. How can they do that if they don't continue to try? How can new people break into the voice acting industry if they don't bother casting?
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The only thing that keeps me from playing this game is, it's still freaking expensive. This is one of those games where the publishers don't implement regional pricing
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I've never played any of the Atelier games. Any recommendations on which one I should start with and which ones are the best and worst in the series?
Funny how the lack of a time system is a con for you ...
This was actually the only thing that made me hate most of the Atelier Games as it was super annoying to get Quests saying like "make item X in 10 days" then you take like 6 days getting all the necessary equipment only to see "fu, creating item X takes another 5 days so I can not complete the damn quest anymore"
Also some of the Atelier games "forced" you to go to sleep else you'd become super weak or just faint ... this made it so annoying for me to play that I skipped at least half of the games as it was like a chore.
Didn't play Ryza 2 yet but for part 1 I was super happy about not having to deal with the shitty time system some of the games had.
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Beiersdorf scientists develop way of making UV protection visible
By Simon Pitman
05-Aug-2010 - Last updated on 06-Aug-2010 at 11:05 GMT
Related tags Ultraviolet
Beiersdorf's research and development team says it has developed a method to make UV protection visible, thus establishing how protection can be measured in more detail.
According to the scientists, its findings not only pinpointed the optimum amount of sunscreen that should be worn, but also determined that in general consumers do not use enough sunscreen to provide adequate protection.
The scientists used an infrared imaging spectrometer, Fourier Transformation Infrared Imaging Sepctroscopy, to visualise how much sunscreen is needed according to the intensity of the UV rays.
For testing purposes the scientists used three different products from the company's own brand Eucerin range.
Red, yellow, green...
The equipment works on a colour scale, with green representing optimal UV cover, yellow showing that UV cover is not optimal and red indicating that there is potential danger to the skin from UVA and UVB rays due to a lack of protection.
"UV rays can cause the development of skin inflammation, allergic reactions and tumours," said Dr. Simone Presto, from Beiersdorf's Medical Affairs department.
"Comprehensive sun protection is therefore necessary, but very few people use enough sunscreen."
The scientists claim that this is the first time this kind of result has been acheived, and say it could prove to be a useful tool in the battle to help advise consumers how much sunscreen they need to put on, using scientifically-backed visual means.
Consumers don't use enough sunscreen
"The results of our studies have made clear that consumer sonly use between a quarter and a third of the required amount of sunscreen and that an amount of 2 milligrams per centimetre squared has the optimal effect on the skin," said Dr Elke Grotheer, from Beiersdorf's department for Product analytics.
This means that between seven and eight teaspoons of sunscreen would be required to provide optimal full body coverage for the average person.
The company says that it will now use the results of its research to help advise consumers how much sunscreen they need to use with the help of the the infrared images.
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Posted on : February 29, 2016, By: Chris Hildebrand
Attorney Fees in an Arizona Divorce
Attorney Fees in a Divorce in Arizona.
In Arizona, the family court is allowed to award attorneys' fees after it considers the financial resources of both parties and the reasonableness of their positions during the divorce proceedings.
The unpublished case of Flynn v. Rodrick leaves the Court of Appeals of Arizona considering whether both a disparity in financial resources and an unreasonable opponent are required in order for the court to award attorneys' fees in an Arizona Divorce. Lois Ann Flynn (Wife) filed a petition for divorce in 2011.
A trial was held in May 2013 after a number of pretrial motions and discovery disputes occurred during the case. The Decree of Dissolution of Marriage was entered in December 2013. In the divorce decree, Wife was awarded child support, the marital assets and debts were divided, and Wife was awarded reasonable attorneys' fees and costs based on the disparity in financial resources because Charles David Rodrick (Husband) had considerably more resources available to contribute towards attorneys' fees and costs.
The award was based upon the disparity in the financial resources available to each spouse. Wife was ordered to provide requested documentation in support of an application for a partial award of attorney fees and costs by December 9, 2013, including the required China Doll Affidavit and a form of order for the judge to sign.
Father was ordered to file written objections by December 23, 2013. Upon review of the documentation and objections, the Court determined the amount of the award. Ultimately, the Court entered a judgment in favor of Wife for $50,000 in attorney fees and costs plus interest and Husband appealed in a timely manner.
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What it Takes to Be Awarded Attorney Fees in a Divorce
Award of Attorney Fees in Arizona.
Husband argued that the Family Court abused its discretion in this case when it granted the attorney fee and cost award to Wife of attorney's fees and costs to Wife. Arizona Revised Statute Section 25-324(A) provides that Family Court with the ability to award attorney's fees once after it considers the financial resources of both parties, as well as the reasonableness of their positions during the court proceedings.
Some prior case law held that the reasonableness of the parties positions and the parties' financial resources are two separate considerations. The separation of the two led to the conclusion that an applicant for an award of attorney's fees is not required to show both a financial disparity and an unreasonable position held by their opponent in order to be awarded attorney fees in an Arizona divorce case.
The Arizona Court of Appeals reviewed the award for an abuse of discretion. In order for the Court to find an abuse of discretion, there must either be no evidence supporting the conclusions of the Family Court or the reasons offered must be legally incorrect, clearly untenable, or represent an obvious denial of justice.
When there is no request for findings and specific findings of fact are specified by the Family Court, the Arizona Court of Appeals must assume that the divorce court considered relevant factors, found all necessary facts to support the ruling and must affirm so long as there is any reasonable construction of evidence that supports the decision.
The Basis of the Award of Attorney Fees
What it Takes to Get Attorney Fees.
The Family Court concluded that there existed between the two parties a financial disparity warranting an award of attorney's fees and costs to Wife. Husband claims that the record does not support the Family Court's findings, and in support of his argument that there was an abuse of discretion, he cites his own testimony.
Yet Husband failed to provide the Court of Appeals with a transcript of the trial. The Appellant is responsible for providing records, transcripts, documentation, etc. necessary for the Arizona Court of Appeals to consider the issued being raised. When a party fails to do so, the Court assumes the record at trial would support the court's findings and/or conclusions. Therefore, the Arizona Court of Appeals found that the Family Court did not abuse its discretion when awarding Wife attorney's fees and costs.
The husband in Flynn v. Rodrick argues on appeal that Wife's application for attorney's fees is unreasonable. After reviewing the Husband's brief, the Court understands his argument to be that the billing statement was lacking in detail, that the billing rate was too high, and hours were over-billed.
The Court disagrees with Husband's arguments and finds Wife's application for attorney's fees and costs to be reasonable. The Arizona Court of Appeals affirmed the Family Court's Judgment and Award of Attorney's Fees and Costs.
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(Hatha al-Youm | Iraq News)- ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – The Prime Minister-designate of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) on Monday held a series of meetings on the formation of government with political parties that are expected to be part of his cabinet.
Masrour Barzani, the Kurdistan Democratic Party's (KDP) nominee for the premiership, arrived in Sulaimani early in the day and met with politburo members of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), Kurdistan Socialist Democratic Party (KSDP), and Change Movement (Gorran), respectively.
The Kurdistan Region held a parliamentary election in late September in which the KDP secured 45 seats out of a total of 111 in the regional legislature, beating out the PUK's 21 seats and Gorran, who won 12. Drawn-out talks finally concluded last month when lawmakers attended a session during which they elected Nechirvan Barzani as the new Kurdistan Region President, a post suspended since 2017.
Last week, the Kurdistan Region's Parliament named Masrour Barzani as prime minister-designate with 87 votes out of 97 attending lawmakers, following which President Nechirvan Barzani issued a formal letter asking him to form the new KRG cabinet. According to the legal procedure, the Prime Minister-designate has 30 days to present his ministerial portfolio to parliament for approval.
"Mores had already been decided among parties. Now, we will only receive the CVs of the candidates to discuss," Masrour Barzani told reporters following a meeting with the KDP politburo on Sunday. "The candidates should be qualified and have the principles needed to become ministers."


WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's lunch with hip-hop artist Kanye West will take place at 12:30 EDT Thursday and will include NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown, according to the White House.
The sit-down, to be held in the Oval Office, was not previously listed on the president's public schedule, although the White House had said Trump planned to meet with West this week.
The three will be joined by White House aides Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, the president's daughter and son-in-law.
White House Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley said a myriad of policy concerns will be on the agenda.
"The discussion will be centered on President Trump's historic work to benefit all Americans such as urban revitalization, the creation of Opportunity Zones, new workforce training programs, record highs in African-American employment, the creation of manufacturing jobs, ideas from his meeting with African-American pastors, potential future clemencies, and addressing the massive violent crime surge in Chicago," Gidley said in a statement.
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If untreated, about 70% of babies with complex CHD will not live to see their first birthday. To talk about these facts and many related others; a press conference was organized by the Brave Heart Fund at the Phoenicia Intercontinental Hotel. On the agenda, the launch of the 2009 Awareness Campaign for Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) in cooperation with Children's Heart Center at the American University of Beirut Medical Center, the achievements of the Brave Heart Fund since its establishment in 2003, and upcoming projects. A great number of medical and social figures were present as well as many key people from medical centers and personalities among which the Lebanese Minister of Public Health, Dr. Mohamad Jawad Khalifeh, and the Brave Heart Fund Committee. Mrs. Joumana Ghandour Atallah, one of the Fund's founding members introduced the Brave Heart Fund and confirmed that since its inception 5 years ago it has covered the medical expenses of over 500 babies and children.
Dr. Fadi Bitar, Director of the Children's Heart Center at the American University of Beirut and Brave Heart Fund founding member, presented briefly Congenital Heart Disease: "CHD is the most common birth defect and the leading cause of death in the first year of life. At least 35 types of defects are recognized, ranging from simple to complex malformations. The causes of most CHD are still unknown". During the press conference, the Brave Heart Fund dynamic team reviewed the achievements of the NGO since 2003 which included school outreach programs, fundraising events and of course the awareness campaigns.
To date, the Brave Heart Fund treated 530 children with over 1500 donors. In a continuous effort to inform the public about its mission and activities, the Brave Heart Fund announced its planned activities for 2009.
An awareness message at the 62nd Cannes Festival from May 13 to 24, 2009 during which a Brave Heart Fund video spot will run on four giant outdoor screens. This operation is in collaboration with outdoor broadcaster SpotVision.
Participation at the upcoming 6th Beirut International Marathon, November 2009, as Partner NGO A 29-second TV spot based on an original concept by Impact BBDO, highlighting the fact that heart disease affects children as well as adults was screened during the Press Conference. The spot is directed by Mazen Fayad and produced by the Fantastic Film Factory. The spot will be aired on all national TVs during March 2009. "I truly believe that the information about this cause is not enough and sufficiently disseminated; My concern when I did the spot was to contribute by increasing attention on the fact that "No child dies of heart disease because of a lack of funds", stated film director Mazen Fayad. About the Brave Heart Fund The Brave Heart Fund is a charitable fundraising initiative established in 2003 at the American University of Beirut Medical Clinic (AUBMC). It is operated by volunteers whose lives have been touched by Congenital Heart Disease (CHD). The Brave Heart Fund provides financial assistance to needy families by helping them cover their child's medical or surgical expenses. Brave Heart Fund goals: work towards the day when no child dies of heart disease because of a lack of funds, increase awareness about CHD and ensure the best possible care for children suffering from CHD.


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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) At the very start of their career, North London's Fairport Convention were often mistaken for being an American band. This was largely due to their penchant for doing cover versions of songs by American singer-songwriters, in particular those of Bob Dylan.
With 2018 marking the 50th anniversary since the original 12-track Basement Tapes acetate of Dylan arrived in London, it seems the ideal time to release this 17-track CD compilation, A Tree With Roots - Fairport Convention and the Songs of Bob Dylan, out August 3 via Universal Music. It was from this Dylan white label that Fairport Convention got "Million Dollar Bash" and the Fairport splinter group Fotheringay took "Too Much of Nothing". Similarly, Manfred Mann scored a hit with "The Mighty Quinn", as did Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger with "This Wheel's On Fire" and The Tremeloes with "I Shall Be Released".
Formed in London in 1967, Fairport Convention are the hardy perennials of the British Folk scene. Over the years, they have enjoyed a shifting line-up which has helped to launch the successful solo careers of founder members Richard Thompson, Judy Dyble, Ashely Hutchings and Simon Nicol and subsequently the careers of Sandy Denny, Dave Swarbrick and Dave Pegg.
Since 1979 the band have been hosting their very own yearly festival, Cropredy, the annual highlight of which is the Saturday night headlining performance by the current incarnation of Fairport Convention plus past members and guests.
FAIRPORT CONVENTION & FRIENDS - A TREE WITH ROOTS - FAIRPORT CONVENTION AND THE SONGS OF BOB DYLAN
Fairport Convention - Si Tu Dois Partir
Fairport Convention - Jack O'Diamonds
Fairport Convention - Lay Down Your Weary Tune
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Fairport Convention - Open The Door Richard
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Fairport Convention - All Along The Watchtower
Fotheringay - Too Much Of Nothing
Fairport Convention - Million Dollar Bash
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Q: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError while running a jar file on windows 8 When I am giving the following command
java -Xmx1500m -jar myApp.jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

I am getting the following error.
Throwable Error: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/supercsv/prefs/CsvPreference
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/supercsv/prefs/CsvPreference
        at bc.c.Util.process(Util.java:135)
        at bc.m.TabularReader$CSVReader.<init>(TabularReader.java:68)
        at bc.m.TabularReader.<init>(TabularReader.java:37)
        at bc.c.Spread2db.main(Spread2db.java:244)
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/supercsv/prefs/CsvPreference
        at bc.m.TabularReader$CSVReader.<init>(TabularReader.java:64)
        ... 2 more
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.supercsv.prefs.CsvPreference
        at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source)
        at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source)
        at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
        at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
        at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
        ... 3 more

I guess that this is due to the supercsv which is not getting included properly in the class path.
Please help me fixing this error.

A: You need to include the path to the CsvPreference class. This is done using the -cp flag.
Try
java -Xmx1500m -cp pathToCsvPreference -jar myApp.jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

A: You need to put super-csv jar and all the required jars in your class path before running this java program. you have two options to do that:

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*You can set it using system classpath by set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;<path/to/super-csv jar>;<path to other jars individually>

*You can specify it using -cp Option while executing Java command

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Q: Favicon doesn't display without www I put favicon.ico to my www catalog. If I type http://www.mypageaddress.com the icon is displayed, but if I type http://mypageaddress.com without www, the icon doesn't display.
Any ideas?

A: upload a favicon.ico in your root dir and don't worry about explicitly defining it in the HTML.

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<link rel="icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"/>

then u must change it to:
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and make sure of using "http://ex.com/ insted of "http://www.ex.com/


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Businesses tell LTD to be wary of tax study results
By Christian Hill
Appeared in print: Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2014, page A1
Lane Transit District invited local business leaders to a two-hour meeting Tuesday to hear their opinions as the transit agency weighs making another increase in the payroll tax it levies on all companies and sole proprietorships.
LTD's board got an earful.
The board had asked business representatives for their views on the economic data LTD's consultant should examine to help the board determine whether Lane County has recovered enough from the Great Recession to justify the tax increase.
Business representatives provided that input. But they also repeatedly voiced concerns about the veracity and usefulness of the data to be collected and whether the resulting report would accurately portray the ability of local business to absorb another tax increase, given the anemic economy.
"It's going to be difficult to convince anybody, I think, that the strength of the recovery is near the strength of the recession, at least at this point. ... I don't know if hitting a number is going to make a difference in the court of public opinion," said Dan Egan, director of the Springfield Chamber of Commerce.
State law requires that before LTD can raise the tax it must find that "the economy in the district has recovered to an extent sufficient to warrant the increase in tax." The transit agency has hired Eugene-based consulting firm ECONorthwest to conduct that research.
ECONorthwest will examine total employment and personal income in the area as well as the unemployment rate, the University of Oregon regional economic index and other state and national indicators. Its total proposed budget for the work is $13,000.
Business representatives said they'd like ECONorthwest to review consumer confidence indicators, and also examine wage trends, the percentage of long-term unemployed and the area's poverty level.
The LTD board will provide its direction to ECONorthwest as early as next month. The report will be completed this spring. LTD is expected to makes its decision in the late summer or fall.
LTD is considering increasing the tax to eight-tenths of 1 percent, up from seven-tenths of 1 percent, over 10 years, likely starting in January 2015. The tax is assessed on wages paid by businesses and the net earnings of self-employed individuals doing work within the district's boundaries. A business with $500,000 in payroll would move from currently paying $3,500 a year, to paying $4,000 a year by the end of the 10-year rate increase.
LTD is in the final year of a series of payroll tax increases it enacted in January 2006. Its board had decided to hold off on the increases in 2003, to give the economy more time to recover from the recession that had started two years earlier.
The tax is vital to LTD's operations. The transit agency projects it will take in $27.3 million in payroll taxes in the budget year that ends in June, representing nearly half of its total operating revenue. The long-range financial plan LTD adopted last year includes new revenue from the increased payroll tax, but it's not an adopted budget and doesn't commit the LTD board to that course.
Laura Potter, director of business advocacy at the Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce, said its difficult for those in the business community who support LTD and its ongoing capital projects to hear they may face a tax increase.
"It's challenging," she said.
She added just because LTD can increase the payroll tax doesn't mean it has to and implored the board to go out to community and hear residents' opinions.
Phil Farrington, director of land use planning and development at PeaceHealth, also cautioned the board against using data alone to raise taxes on businesses and encouraged them to look at other revenue alternatives. LTD officials said those alternatives are limited compared to other states.
"You don't want to sow the wind and reap the whirlwind," Farrington said.
LTD board President Doris Towery pledged that economic data would not be the only factor she and her colleagues would use to make its decision.
"While we have to have that statistical data, there is also that reality of how people in our community are feeling," she said.
Both she and LTD General Manager Ron Kilcoyne assured the business leaders that the agency wouldn't use the study to bolster a predetermined outcome. "I don't want the perception ever being we're trying to justify a decision we (already) made," Towery said.
Ed Gerdes, vice president and general counsel of the Eugene-based Cafe Yumm! restaurant chain openly questioned the usefulness of a consultant.
"It's going to be a hard sell," Gerdes said of justifying a tax increase. "The average person on the street has not gotten a recovery. Wall Street has. Main Street has not."
Egan predicted the study will show some economic indicators are improving, leaving the board to make a more subjective decision.
University of Oregon economist Tim Duy agreed: "That's ultimately where it will end up."


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Not from there and not a homer.
Just think there defense gets a nice [well needed] boost .
Raji is back in familiar spot at nose tackle and in prime shape.
Stellar receiving core gets even better with the addition of Jared Abbrederis and Devonte Adams. The former will be huge down the road.
Most of all, its all about chemistry.This is there year. Mark it. See you at playoff time .
What ? GB ? No way, not with San Fran, and Seattle's defense and the New Orleans Saints offense.
But, what if the playoffs have to go through "The Frozen Tundra"? San Fran? Seattle? Naw'Leans?
I think I remember GB losing at home in the playoff's against the great defense of the Giants. Correct me if I'm wrong. I didn't take time to look it up.
The tundra was pretty frozen in these last playoffs.........SF won.
This sh*t is hard to gauge to be sure.
Just going with my gut,which at times is pretty successful.
Did they make any upgrades to offensive line? Honest question, too lazy right now to look. Rodgers got planted a lot last season seemed like.
Considering Green Bay managed to win their division in a season Rodgers missed half the games, they seem like a good bet here if their team is healthy.
Oh, If only I were your bookie. What a gift he's getting for Christmas.
IMO healthy QB or not, winning the NFC north isn't much of a measuring stick for how that team will do through the playoffs. Pretty weak group of teams.
GB certainly has a chance.
The NFC has about 5 or 6 teams who could legitimately go to the superbowl and GB is one of those teams.
That's a deal Jimmy.. I'll be here (God willing), I am the Super bowl Guru. I've been posting here for 13 years. My record is 11-2 to cover the points. I don't post much until playoff time.
Philadelphia, New Orleans, Green Bay, Seattle. to win their respective NFC divisions Detroit is a big threat to GB this year.
I cannot see Green Bay winning the Super Bowl, not with Seattle and San Fran defenses, No way.
I read that as he likes them to win the North, not the conference. Again, not a huge accomplishment. I like the angle of Detroit being a potential factor in the division.
I read it the same.
I like the 15/1 for the SB better..........if they can win the NFC they'll sure as hell win the SB.
[Quote: Originally Posted by joshk] I read that as he likes them to win the North, not the conference. Again, not a huge accomplishment. I like the angle of Detroit being a potential factor in the division. [/Quote] I read it the same.
The NFC clearly has more talent that the AFC. Much stronger defensive presence but they will end up knocking the snot out of one another. Stay healthy Green Bay and you might squeak out the NFC crown.
That's what I was thinking about the Packers. They struggle against the Seahawks and 49ers defenses.
Tough for anyone to repeat. N.E.did it back in 05 but its tough.
all have bright futures and will be there soon .
Adjustments made by quality coaches within there specific system I think are key.
Also played the Crew at pretty good odds but just to win the NL pennant.
GB can do it if they stay healthy, but when your line looks like the walking wounded every year, even the QB gets injured. I hate betting in June. You have NO idea what's going to happen. Every time I bet futures someone gets hurt. FUCCK FUTURES!!!
Vet, I think those odds you posted are fair value and don't offer much for the bettor.. I've backed these Packers a few times on Futures with mixed success. +700 on Conference sounds about right.
GB is fine on offense ; it's the defense that needs to be cleaned up. Ha Ha Clinton Dix hopefully can really improve that secondary. That is key to their success IMO.


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Braves at Dodgers NLDS Game 1 Lines & Game Preview
Written by Jordan Walters on October 3, 2018
MLB Betting News
The Los Angeles Dodgers won a Game 163 Monday at home vs. the Colorado Rockies to win the NL West and avoid Tuesday's wild-card game. L.A's reward is to open Game 1 of the ALDS on Thursday against the NL East champion Atlanta Braves. Behind their ace, the Dodgers are sizable MLB Betting favorites.
How to Bet Braves at Dodgers NLDS Game 1 Lines & Game Preview
Whole squad ready. #ForEachOther pic.twitter.com/UzyvdjNkgC
— Atlanta Braves (@Braves) 2 de octubre de 2018
When: Thursday, 8:37 PM ET
Where: Dodger Stadium
Probable pitchers (away/home): Mike Foltynewicz/Clayton Kershaw
TV: MLB Network
Live Stream: MLB.tv
Radio: TuneIn
NLDS Game 1 Lines: Los Angeles Dodgers -190 / Atlanta Braves +170 (Total 6.5)
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Clear: 21°C/70°F
Cloud Cover: 13%
Wind: 9 mph WSW
Stadium Type: Open
Season Series
The Dodgers won the season series against the Braves, 4-2, and outscored Atlanta by a 35-18 margin. This will be the third postseason meeting between these clubs and first since 2013 — the beginning of Los Angeles' six-year division-title streak and Atlanta's last playoff appearance.
Why Bet on Atlanta?
Needing at least a win to have a shot at the home field advantage in the NLDS, the Braves lost to the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1 Sunday. The Braves needed a win and a loss by both Colorado and Los Angeles to secure home-field advantage in the division series. Both the Rockies and Dodgers won regardless.
After battling the Phillies for first place in the NL East most of the season, Atlanta pulled ahead on Aug. 12 and never trailed again. The Braves clinched the division on Sept. 22 and have not played a meaningful game since. Alex Anthopoulos became the Braves' general manager in November of 2017. For nearly two years prior, he was the Dodgers' vice president of baseball operations. So if anyone knows how to scout L.A. it's him.
The Braves have the likely NL Rookie of the Year in outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. He slashed .293/.366/.552 this year at age 20. Acuna added 26 homers and 64 RBIs in just 111 games with 16 steals. Acuna was the first rookie to lead Braves outright in home runs since 1943 when Chuck Workman hit 10 for the Boston Braves.
First baseman Freddie Freeman led the NL with 191 hits and finished second overall in the majors by just one to Kansas City's Whit Merrifield. The last Braves player to lead the National League in hits was Terry Pendleton, who had 199 in 1992 to tie Pittsburgh's Andy Van Slyke for the most in the league. The last Braves player to lead outright was Pendleton (187) in 1991.
Freeman, Ozzie Albies and Nick Markakis all had at least 40 doubles. This is the first time in franchise history the Braves have had three players reach that mark in a single season. The team only had two players reach 40 doubles in a season once before. Jeff Francoeur (40) and Chipper Jones (42) accomplished the feat in 2007.
It's All-Star Mike Foltynewicz (13-10, 2.85) in Game 1. Foltynewicz picked up a win against the Phillies on Friday. He went five innings and allowed one run on only one hit while striking out nine. Foltynewicz capped his breakout season by striking out nine Phillies, breaking the 200 strikeout plateau for the first time at 202. It will be his first postseason appearance and his third time facing the Dodgers. He allowed seven earned runs in 11 1/3 innings (5.56 ERA) in the previous two outings.
Runs: 4.69
Hits: 8.84
Walks: 3.15
Strike Outs: 7.96
Why Bet on LA Dodgers?
The Dodgers took the NL West tiebreaker game Monday, 5-2 over Colorado, getting another excellent outing by young pitcher Walker Buehler and a couple of two-run homers from Max Muncy and Cody Bellinger to capture their 92nd win in Game 163. After failing to make the Opening Day roster as a non-roster invitee, Muncy finished the regular season with 35 home runs and a .973 OPS. Bellinger finished the regular season with 25 home runs and 76 RBI.
The Dodgers — 16-26 on May 16 — are only the sixth team in history to win the division in the same season that saw it fall 10 games below .500. By winning Monday, the Dodgers assured themselves of a sixth straight National League West title. The last MLB team with a streak that long was the New York Yankees from 1998-2006.
The extra days off will allow Dave Roberts to reset his starting rotation. The Dodgers' 3.21 earned-run average paced the NL during the regular season. The Braves ranked second at 3.50. Clayton Kershaw has started Game 1 or 2 of every Dodgers postseason series since the 2008 NL Championship Series, and that will not change this week. He's expected for the opener.
Kershaw (9-5, 2.73) struck out four and allowed five runs and eight hits and zero walks over five innings in a no-decision against the Giants on Saturday. Kershaw was unable to hold 2-0 and 5-3 leads as the Dodgers attempted to secure a playoff berth. It's the first time in 2018 Kershaw allowed more than four runs in a start. The veteran left-hander finished the regular season with a 1.04 WHIP and 155:29 K: BB over 161.1 innings.
Had the Dodgers lost Monday, Kershaw might have been used in the Wild-Card Game. Overall in the postseason, he is 7-7 with a 4.35 ERA. In eight postseason appearances on short rest (five starts, three relief) he is 2-1 with one save, a 2.39 ERA, 45 strikeouts and 10 walks in 37 2/3 innings. With an opt-out in his contract, Kershaw's next start could be his last one for the Dodgers.
Braves at Dodgers NLDS Game 1 Betting Trends
LA Dodgers are 8-12 against the money line at home when the total is 7 or less this season
Atlanta is 59-49 against the money line in night games this season
LA Dodgers are 5-2 against Atlanta this season
4 of 7 games in this series have gone Over the Total this season
Foltynewicz is 1-1 when starting against LA Dodgers with an ERA of 5.56 and a WHIP of 1.500
Ryu is 0-1 when starting against Atlanta with an ERA of 4.22 and a WHIP of 1.500
Expert MLB Playoffs Prediction for Braves at DOdgers
This total will likely be 6.5 – go under and the Dodgers.
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Seminars and Workshops Our training college is very much bound to provide knowledge enriching seminars, workshops, exhibitions, Quiz competitions etc for our teacher-trainees.
A State Level seminar was organized by the college in Psychology on the topic ' The Confrontations and Concerns of Adolescents' The seminar was in 3 sessions '-famous resources persons including Dr. Razeena Padmam , School of Behaviural science handled the sessions.
Sri. K Anand and Dr. Ajith kumar , Principal Sree Sankara College spoke on the occasion.
Two Day Theatre Workshop was also organized by the college to the first year students, which was a grand success.
Special thanks to Dr. C.K Sujeesh and renaissance club members, Sree Sankara college. Our students staged their own script, very enthusiastically.


EJS is incompatable with can.Component and should be avoided for new projects. It will still be maintained up to 3.0 and potentially after. Projects using EJS should consider switching to can.stache.
EJS provides live ERB-style client-side templates.
Creates an instance of an EJS template.
If two arguments are passed, the first argument is the id of the template that will be registered with can.view.
The content of the mustache template.
A function that renders the mustache template into a live documentFragment.
Notice the magic tags? Those are things that look like <% %> and <%= %>. Code between <% %> is run and the return value of code between <%= %> is inserted into the page.
This is nice, but what if we change properties of the teacher?
Note: The end of this page discusses why using list is helpful, but it does nothing fancy.
... but don't slap it too hard, you'll need it for building awesome apps.
The following demo shows an EJS template being rendered with observable data. It demonstrates live binding to attributes. The template and all data properties are editable, so experiment!
<%= CODE %> - Runs JS Code and writes the escaped result into the result of the template.
The following results in the user seeing "my favorite element is <blink>BLINK<blink>" and not BLINK.
<%== CODE %> - Runs JS Code and writes the unescaped result into the result of the template.
The following results in "my favorite element is B.". Using <%== is useful for sub-templates.
<%% CODE %> - Writes <% CODE %> to the result of the template. This is very useful for generators.
<%# CODE %> - Used for comments. This does nothing.
EJS allows live binding by wrapping magic tag content within a function. When attr() is called to update an observable object, these functions are executed to return the new value.
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Herbert Hans Karl August Appel (* 28. März 1907 in Spantekow bei Anklam, Pommern; † 1993) war ein deutsch-chilenischer Chemiker.

Leben und Tätigkeit
Appel war ein Sohn des Arztes Hans Appel und seiner Ehefrau Margarete, geb. Appel. Von Ostern 1916 bis Ostern 1925 besuchte er das Humanistische Gymnasium in Anklam. Anschließend arbeitete er zwei Jahre als Apothekerpraktikant in Anklam und ein Jahr als Apothekerassistent in Köln.

Vom Sommersemester 1928 bis zum Wintersemester 1929/30 studierte er an der Universität Greifswald Chemie und Pharmazie. Im Sommersemester legte er das erste und im Wintersemester 1929/30 das zweite Verbandsexamen ab. Im Sommersemester 1930 bestand er die pharmazeutische Staatsprüfung und ging dann nach Leipzig, wo er unter Aufsicht von Burckhardt Helferich seine Dissertation über Fermentwirkungen des Emulsins anfertigte.

Aufgrund seiner jüdischen Abstammung verließ er Deutschland 1933. Er ging zunächst in die Schweiz und dann nach Birmingham in Großbritannien.

1937 übersiedelte Appel nach Chile, wo er eine Stellung als Dozent an der Technischen Universität Federico Santa Maria erhielt. Hier verblieb er mehr als vierzig Jahre, bis zu seiner Pensionierung 1981. Neben seinen Forschungs- und Lehrverpflichtungen nahm er auch Verwaltungsfunktionen wahr, so als Dekan der Fakultät für Chemie (1944–1960) und Direktor der Graduate School (1960–1963). Zudem war er Mitglied der Akademie der Wissenschaften von Chile und der chilenischen Chemical Society.

1970 wurde Appel mit dem Chilenischen Nationalpreis für Wissenschaften (Premio Nacional de Ciencias de Chile) ausgezeichnet.

1981 ging Appel in den Ruhestand, den er in Viña del Mar verbrachte.

Schriften
 Zur Kenntnis der Fermentwirkungen des Emulsins, 1932. (Dissertation)

Literatur
 Donald M. Bain: International Chemistry Directory, 1969, S. 178.

Weblinks
 Eintrag auf der Website seiner Universität
 Herbert Appel

Chemiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (Valparaíso)
Emigrant aus dem Deutschen Reich zur Zeit des Nationalsozialismus
Deutscher
Chilene
Geboren 1907
Gestorben 1993
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package com.bgh.myopeninvoice.api.controller.spec;

import com.bgh.myopeninvoice.api.domain.dto.TaxDTO;
import com.bgh.myopeninvoice.common.domain.DefaultResponse;
import io.swagger.annotations.*;
import org.springframework.http.MediaType;
import org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity;
import org.springframework.validation.BindingResult;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*;
import org.springframework.web.multipart.MultipartFile;

import javax.validation.Valid;
import javax.validation.constraints.NotNull;
import java.util.Map;

@Api(value = "Tax Controller")
@RequestMapping(value = "/api/v1")
public interface TaxAPI {

  @ApiOperation(
      value = "Find all tax data",
      notes = "Returns a list of TaxDTO",
      response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
  @ApiResponses(
      value = {
        @ApiResponse(
            code = 200,
            message = "Successful operation",
            response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
      })
  @ApiImplicitParams({
    @ApiImplicitParam(
        name = "queryParameters",
        value = "page/size/sortField/sortOrder=ASC,DESC,NONE/filter")
  })
  @GetMapping(value = "/tax", produces = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)
  ResponseEntity<DefaultResponse<TaxDTO>> findAll(
      @RequestParam Map<String, String> queryParameters);

  @ApiOperation(
      value = "Find tax by ID",
      notes = "Returns a list of TaxDTO",
      response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
  @ApiResponses(
      value = {
        @ApiResponse(
            code = 200,
            message = "Successful operation",
            response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
      })
  @GetMapping(value = "/tax/{id}", produces = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)
  ResponseEntity<DefaultResponse<TaxDTO>> findById(@PathVariable("id") Integer id);

  @ApiOperation(value = "Save tax", notes = "Saves TaxDTO", response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
  @ApiResponses(
      value = {
        @ApiResponse(
            code = 200,
            message = "Successful operation",
            response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
      })
  @PostMapping(value = "/tax")
  ResponseEntity<DefaultResponse<TaxDTO>> save(
      @Valid @NotNull @RequestBody TaxDTO taxDTO, BindingResult bindingResult);

  @ApiOperation(
      value = "Update tax",
      notes = "Updates TaxDTO",
      response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
  @ApiResponses(
      value = {
        @ApiResponse(
            code = 200,
            message = "Successful operation",
            response = DefaultResponseTaxDTO.class)
      })
  @PutMapping(value = "/tax", produces = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)
  ResponseEntity<DefaultResponse<TaxDTO>> update(
      @Valid @NotNull @RequestBody TaxDTO taxDTO, BindingResult bindingResult);

  @ApiOperation(value = "Delete tax by ID", notes = "Deletes TaxDTO", response = Boolean.class)
  @ApiResponses(
      value = {
        @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "Successful operation", response = Boolean.class)
      })
  @DeleteMapping(value = "/tax/{id}", produces = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)
  ResponseEntity<DefaultResponse<Boolean>> delete(@PathVariable("id") Integer id);

  @ApiOperation(
      value = "Find tax content by ID",
      notes = "Find content for TaxDTO",
      response = Byte[].class)
  @ApiResponses(
      value = {
        @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "Successful operation", response = Boolean.class)
      })
  @GetMapping(value = "/tax/{id}/content")
  @ResponseBody
  ResponseEntity<byte[]> findContentByTaxId(@PathVariable("id") Integer id);

  @ApiOperation(
      value = "Save content for tax by ID",
      notes = "Saves content for TaxDTO",
      response = Boolean.class)
  @ApiResponses(
      value = {
        @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "Successful operation", response = Boolean.class)
      })
  @PostMapping(
      value = "/tax/{id}/content",
      consumes = MediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA_VALUE,
      produces = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)
  ResponseEntity<DefaultResponse<TaxDTO>> saveContentByTaxId(
      @PathVariable("id") Integer id, @RequestParam("file") MultipartFile file);

  class DefaultResponseTaxDTO extends DefaultResponse<TaxDTO> {

    public DefaultResponseTaxDTO() {
      super(TaxDTO.class);
    }
  }
}


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title: "Configuration Management"
description: "Configuration management tools can help you deploy Sensu in production and at scale. Learn more about the Sensu integrations."
weight: 16
product: "Sensu Go"
version: "5.0"
menu:
  sensu-go-5.0:
    parent: installation
---

We highly recommend using configuration management tools to deploy Sensu in production and at scale.

* Pin versions of Sensu-related software to ensure repeatable Sensu deployments.
* Ensure consistent configuration between Sensu backends.

The following configuration management tools have well-defined Sensu modules to help you get started.

### Puppet
The [Puppet][1] Sensu module can be found on the [GitHub][2].
Sensu has partnered with [Tailored Automation][7] to enhance the Puppet module with new features and bug fixes.

### Chef
The [Chef][3] cookbook for Sensu can be found on the [GitHub][4]. Interested in more information on Sensu + Chef? Get some helpful resources [here][12].

### Ansible
The [Ansible][5] role to deploy and manage Sensu Go can be found on [GitHub][6].

[1]: https://puppet.com/
[2]: https://github.com/sensu/sensu-puppet
[3]: https://www.chef.io/
[4]: https://github.com/sensu/sensu-go-chef
[5]: https://www.ansible.com/
[6]: https://github.com/jaredledvina/sensu-go-ansible
[7]: https://tailoredautomation.io/
[12]: http://monitoringlove.sensu.io/chef