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If you are thinking of moving to Trenewan or just want to know a what the area is like, the statistics on this page should give you a good introduction. They cover a range of socio-economic factors so you can compare Trenewan to figures for Cornwall and nationally. These statistics can tell you if Trenewan is an economically deprived area and how hard it might be to get a job.
These statistics are for the highest level education obtained by the residents of Trenewan and are from the UK Census of 2011.
These figures for Country of Birth for the residents of Trenewan are from the UK Census of 2011. Since Trenewan has a higher level of residents born in the UK than the national average and a lower rate of residents either born in other EU countries or outside the EU, it does not have a significant immigrant population.
The respondents of the 2011 Census were asked to rate their health. These are the results for Trenewan. The percentage of residents in Trenewan rating their health as 'very good' is less than the national average. Also the percentage of residents in Trenewan rating their health as 'very bad' is more than the national average, suggesting that the health of the residents of Trenewan is generally worse than in the average person in England.
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The population of Trenewan as a whole, is older than the national average. The population of Trenewan is also older than the average, making Trenewan a older persons location.
These figures on the claiming of benefits in Trenewan come from the Department for Work & Pensions and are dated . They can often be a good indicator of the prosperity of the town and possible indicator of how hard it would be to get employment in the area.
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// Steps for detecting logo and computing theme color.
// 1: Find out all elements which may be logo. An element is a logo candidate
//    if it has the 'logo' string or the organization name in its attributes,
//    or has HREF pointing to the landing URL.
// 2: Find out all images which may be the foreground images of the logo. For
//    each of the logo elements, we consider all images (IMG, SVG, and
//    background image) in its descedants, and the background image in its
//    nearest ancestor.
//    Wait until all of these images loaded before doing the next steps.
// 3. Remove the candidates which do not have images of proper size and
//    position.
// 4. Find out the best candidate element, considering image size, position, and
//    the number of attributes with 'logo' or organization string.
// 5. Find out the background color of the best candidate element. This is the
//    non-transparent color of its nearest ancestor.
// 6. Compute theme color based on the background color and foreground image.

goog.provide('mob.Logo');
goog.provide('mob.LogoCandidate');

goog.require('goog.dom.TagName');
goog.require('goog.events.EventType');
goog.require('goog.string');
goog.require('mob.Color');
goog.require('mob.util');
goog.require('mob.util.ImageSource');

/**
 * @constructor
 * @struct
 * @param {!mob.Logo.LogoRecord} logoRecord
 * @param {!goog.color.Rgb} background
 * @param {!goog.color.Rgb} foreground
 */
mob.LogoCandidate = function(logoRecord, background, foreground) {
  /** {!mob.Logo.LogoRecord} */
  this.logoRecord = logoRecord;

  /** {!goog.color.Rgb} */
  this.background = background;

  /** {!goog.color.Rgb} */
  this.foreground = foreground;
};

/**
 * Creates a context for Pagespeed logo detector.
 * @constructor
 */
mob.Logo = function() {
  /**
   * Callback to invoke when this object finishes its work.
   * @private {?function(!Array.<!mob.LogoCandidate>)} doneCallback_
   */
  this.doneCallback_ = null;

  /** @private {?string} */
  this.organization_ = mob.util.getSiteOrganization();

  /** @private {string} */
  this.landingUrl_ = mob.util.getWindow().location.origin +
                     mob.util.getWindow().location.pathname;

  /**
   * Array of logo candidates.
   * @private {!Array.<!mob.Logo.LogoRecord>}
   */
  this.candidates_ = [];

  /** @private {number} */
  this.pendingEventCount_ = 0;

  /** @private {number} */
  this.maxNumCandidates_ = 1;
};

/**
 * Creates an empty logo record.
 * @param {number} metric
 * @param {!Element} element
 * @constructor @struct
 */
mob.Logo.LogoRecord = function(metric, element) {
  /**
   * Metric of being a logo element. Metric is computed for the elements with
   * size and position within certain ranges, and with an image in its sub-tree
   * or ancestor. Metric value is determined by the number of attributes of
   * this element or its ancestor which have the substring of 'logo' or
   * organization name.
   *
   * @type {number}
   */
  this.metric = metric;
  /** @type {!Element} */
  this.logoElement = element;
  /** @type {!Array.<!Element>} */
  this.childrenElements = [];
  /** @type {!Array.<!Element>} */
  this.childrenImages = [];
  /** @type {?Element} */
  this.ancestorElement = null;
  /** @type {?Element} */
  this.ancestorImage = null;
  /** @type {?Element} */
  this.foregroundElement = null;
  /** @type {?Element} */
  this.foregroundImage = element;
  /** @type {?mob.util.Rect} */
  this.rect = null;
  /** @type {?Array.<number>} */
  this.backgroundColor = null;
};

/**
 * Minimum width of an element in the origin site to be considered as the logo.
 * @private @const {number}
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.MIN_WIDTH_ = 20;

/**
 * Minimum height of an element in the origin site to be considered as the logo.
 * @private @const {number}
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.MIN_HEIGHT_ = 10;

/**
 * Maximum height of an element in the origin site to be considered as the logo.
 * @private @const {number}
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.MAX_HEIGHT_ = 400;

/**
 * Minimum area of an element which must be covered by an image for that image
 * to be considered a logo.
 * @private @const {number}
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.RATIO_AREA_ = 0.5;

/**
 * Find the element that is likely to be a logo.
 * @param {!Element} element Element being tested whether has logo attributes
 * @return {?mob.Logo.LogoRecord}
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.findLogoElement_ = function(element) {
  var style = mob.util.getWindow().getComputedStyle(element);
  if (style.getPropertyValue('visibility') == 'hidden') {
    return null;
  }

  // Find URL of the image. Some sites use 'logo' or the organization name
  // to name the logo image, so the file name is a signal for identifying the
  // logo. However, such signal is not available for inlined images.
  var imageSrc = null;
  if (element.nodeName.toUpperCase() == goog.dom.TagName.IMG) {
    imageSrc = element.src;
  } else {
    // IMG tag can also have background image, but it's ignored for now until
    // we see actual use of it.
    imageSrc = mob.util.findBackgroundImage(element);
  }
  // Note that resourceFileName returns '' for a 'data:image/' src, so we don't
  // need another check for that here.
  imageSrc = mob.util.resourceFileName(imageSrc);

  var metric = 0;
  var organization = this.organization_;
  function accumulateMetric(signal) {
    if (signal && (typeof(signal) == 'string')) {
      if (goog.string.caseInsensitiveContains(signal, 'logo')) {
        ++metric;
      }
      if (organization && mob.util.findPattern(signal, organization)) {
        ++metric;
      }
    }
  }

  accumulateMetric(element.title);
  accumulateMetric(element.id);
  accumulateMetric(element.className);
  accumulateMetric(element.alt);
  accumulateMetric(imageSrc);

  // If the element has 'href' and it points to the landing page, the element
  // may be a logo candidate. Typical construct looks like
  //
  if (element.href == this.landingUrl_) {
    ++metric;
  }

  if (metric > 0) {
    return (new mob.Logo.LogoRecord(metric, element));
  }

  return null;
};

/**
 * Find all of the logo candidates.
 * @param {!Element} element
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.findLogoCandidates_ = function(element) {
  var newCandidate = this.findLogoElement_(element);
  if (newCandidate) {
    this.candidates_.push(newCandidate);
  }

  for (var childElement = element.firstElementChild; childElement;
       childElement = childElement.nextElementSibling) {
    this.findLogoCandidates_(childElement);
  }
};

/**
 * Add the image to the pending list. We will wait until all pending images
 * have been loaded before finding the best logo.
 * @param {!Element} img
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.addImageToPendingList_ = function(img) {
  ++this.pendingEventCount_;
  img.addEventListener(goog.events.EventType.LOAD,
                       goog.bind(this.eventDone_, this));
  img.addEventListener(goog.events.EventType.ERROR,
                       goog.bind(this.eventDone_, this));
};

/**
 * Create a new IMG tag using the specified image source. This IMG tag will be
 * monitored.
 * @param {string} imageSrc
 * @return {!Element}
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.newImage_ = function(imageSrc) {
  var img = mob.util.getWindow().document.createElement(goog.dom.TagName.IMG);
  this.addImageToPendingList_(img);
  img.src = imageSrc;
  return img;
};

/**
 * Collect all images in the element's descendants.
 * @param {!Element} element
 * @param {!Array.<!Element>} childrenElements
 * @param {!Array.<!Element>} childrenImages
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.collectChildrenImages_ = function(element, childrenElements,
                                                     childrenImages) {
  var imageSrc = null;
  for (var src in mob.util.ImageSource) {
    imageSrc = mob.util.extractImage(element, mob.util.ImageSource[src]);
    if (imageSrc) {
      var img = null;
      if (src == mob.util.ImageSource.IMG) {
        img = element;
        if (!element.naturalWidth) {
          this.addImageToPendingList_(img);
        }
      } else {
        img = this.newImage_(imageSrc);
      }
      childrenElements.push(element);
      childrenImages.push(img);
      // Ignore background image of IMG and SVG tags.
      break;
    }
  }

  for (var childElement = element.firstElementChild; childElement;
       childElement = childElement.nextElementSibling) {
    this.collectChildrenImages_(childElement, childrenElements, childrenImages);
  }
};

/**
 * Find all images which may be the foreground of the logo.
 * @param {!Array.<!mob.Logo.LogoRecord>} logoCandidates
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.findImagesAndWait_ = function(logoCandidates) {
  for (var i = 0; i < logoCandidates.length; ++i) {
    var logo = logoCandidates[i];
    var element = logo.logoElement;
    this.collectChildrenImages_(element, logo.childrenElements,
                                logo.childrenImages);

    // Find the background in the logo element's nearest ancestor.
    element = element.parentElement;
    while (element) {
      var imageSrc = mob.util.findBackgroundImage(element);
      if (imageSrc) {
        logo.ancestorElement = element;
        logo.ancestorImage = this.newImage_(imageSrc);
        break;
      }
      element = element.parentElement;
    }
  }

  if (this.pendingEventCount_ == 0) {
    this.findBestLogoAndColor_();
  }
};

/**
 * @param {!Array.<!Object>} array
 * @param {number} index
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.fastRemoveArrayElement_ = function(array, index) {
  var last = array.length - 1;
  if (index < last) {
    array[index] = array[last];
  }
  array.pop();
};

/**
 * Remove the logo candidates which do not have image of proper size and
 * position.
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.pruneCandidateBySizePos_ = function() {
  var logoCandidates = this.candidates_;
  for (var i = 0; i < logoCandidates.length; ++i) {
    var logo = logoCandidates[i];
    var element = logo.logoElement;
    var rect = mob.util.boundingRectAndSize(element);
    var area = rect.width * rect.height;

    var minArea = area * this.RATIO_AREA_;
    var bestIndex = -1;
    var bestImageArea = 0;
    for (var j = 0; j < logo.childrenElements.length; ++j) {
      var img = logo.childrenElements[j];
      if (!img) {
        continue;
      }
      rect = mob.util.boundingRectAndSize(img);
      area = rect.width * rect.height;
      if (area >= minArea && rect.width > this.MIN_WIDTH_ &&
          rect.height > this.MIN_HEIGHT_ && rect.height < this.MAX_HEIGHT_) {
        if (area > bestImageArea) {
          bestImageArea = area;
          bestIndex = j;
        }
      }
    }

    if (bestIndex >= 0) {
      logo.foregroundElement = logo.childrenElements[bestIndex];
      logo.foregroundImage = logo.childrenImages[bestIndex];
      logo.rect = rect;
    } else if (logo.ancestorElement) {
      img = logo.ancestorElement;
      rect = mob.util.boundingRectAndSize(img);
      area = rect.width * rect.height;
      if (area >= minArea && rect.width > this.MIN_WIDTH_ &&
          rect.height > this.MIN_HEIGHT_ && rect.height < this.MAX_HEIGHT_) {
        logo.foregroundElement = logo.ancestorElement;
        logo.foregroundImage = logo.ancestorImage;
        logo.rect = rect;
      } else {
        mob.Logo.fastRemoveArrayElement_(logoCandidates, i);
        --i;
      }
    } else {
      mob.Logo.fastRemoveArrayElement_(logoCandidates, i);
      --i;
    }
  }
};

/**
 * Find the best logo and compute theme color.
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.findBestLogoAndColor_ = function() {
  this.pruneCandidateBySizePos_();
  var logos = this.findBestLogos_();
  var candidates = [];
  var candidateMap = {};  // Dedup duplicates from findBestLogos_.
  for (var i = 0;
      (candidates.length < this.maxNumCandidates_) && (i < logos.length);
       ++i) {
    var logo = logos[i];
    if (!candidateMap[logo.foregroundImage.src]) {
      candidateMap[logo.foregroundImage.src] = true;
      this.findLogoBackground_(logo);
      var mobColor = new mob.Color();
      var themeColor = mobColor.run(logo.foregroundImage, logo.backgroundColor);
      candidates.push(new mob.LogoCandidate(logo, themeColor.background,
                                            themeColor.foreground));
    }
  }
  var callback = this.doneCallback_;
  this.doneCallback_ = null;
  callback(candidates);
};

/**
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.eventDone_ = function() {
  --this.pendingEventCount_;
  if (this.pendingEventCount_ == 0) {
    this.findBestLogoAndColor_();
  }
};

/**
 * @private {!Array.<!Function.<!mob.util.Rect>>}
 */
mob.Logo.rectAccessors_ = [
  /**
   * @param {!mob.util.Rect} rect
   * @return {number}
   */
  function(rect) { return rect.top; },

  /**
   * @param {!mob.util.Rect} rect
   * @return {number}
   */
  function(rect) { return rect.left; },

  /**
   * @param {!mob.util.Rect} rect
   * @return {number}
   */
  function(rect) { return rect.width * rect.height; }
];

/**
 * Compare 2 LogoRecords, return -1 if a is better, and 1 if b is better.
 * @param {!mob.Logo.LogoRecord} a
 * @param {!mob.Logo.LogoRecord} b
 * @return {number}
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.compareLogos_ = function(a, b) {
  if (a.metric > b.metric) {  // Higher is better.
    return -1;
  } else if (b.metric > a.metric) {
    return 1;
  }

  for (var i = 0; i < mob.Logo.rectAccessors_.length; ++i) {
    var accessor = mob.Logo.rectAccessors_[i];
    var aval = accessor(a.rect);
    var bval = accessor(b.rect);
    if (aval < bval) {
      return -1;
    } else if (bval < aval) {
      return 1;
    }
  }
  // Resolve a tie by comparing the logo URLs, so the order is stable.
  if (a.logoElement && a.logoElement.src &&
      b.logoElement && b.logoElement.src) {
    if (a.logoElement.src  b.logoElement.src) {
      return 1;
    }
  }
  return 0;
};

/**
 * Use the position and size to update the metric of all elements in
 * this.candidates_
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.updateCandidateMetricsWithRect_ = function() {
  var maxBot = 0;
  var minTop = Infinity;
  var i, rect, candidate;
  for (i = 0; candidate = this.candidates_[i]; ++i) {
    rect = candidate.rect;
    minTop = Math.min(minTop, rect.top);
    maxBot = Math.max(maxBot, rect.bottom);
  }
  for (i = 0; candidate = this.candidates_[i]; ++i) {
    rect = candidate.rect;
    // TODO(huibao): Investigate a better way for incorporating size and
    // position in the selection of the best logo, for example
    // Math.sqrt((maxBot - rect.bottom) / (maxBot - minTop)).
    var multTop = Math.sqrt((maxBot - rect.top) / (maxBot - minTop));
    candidate.metric *= multTop;
  }
};

/**
 * Find and rank the best logo candidates. The best candidate is the one with
 * the largest metric value. If there are more than one candiates with the same
 * largest metric, the follow rules are applied on them in order for choosing
 * the best one:
 *   - the candidate with the highest top border
 *   - the candidate with the smallest left border
 *   - the candidate with the largest size
 *
 * If there are still multiple candidates after these rules, then the first
 * one which was found will be chosen.
 *
 * If there are no logo candidates then null is returned.
 *
 * @return {!Array.<!mob.Logo.LogoRecord>}
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.findBestLogos_ = function() {
  if (this.candidates_.length <= 1) {
    return this.candidates_;
  }

  this.updateCandidateMetricsWithRect_();
  var logoCandidates = this.candidates_;

  if ((logoCandidates.length > 0) && (this.maxNumCandidates_ == 1)) {
    // Just pick the best one, which is faster than sorting.
    var bestLogo = logoCandidates[0];
    for (var i = 1; i < logoCandidates.length; ++i) {
      var candidate = logoCandidates[i];
      if (mob.Logo.compareLogos_(candidate, bestLogo) < 0) {
        bestLogo = candidate;
      }
    }
    logoCandidates[0] = bestLogo;
  } else {
    logoCandidates.sort(mob.Logo.compareLogos_);
  }
  return logoCandidates;
};

/**
 * Extract background color.
 * @param {!Element} element
 * @return {?Array.<number>}
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.extractBackgroundColor_ = function(element) {
  var computedStyle =
      mob.util.getWindow().document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(element, null);
  if (computedStyle) {
    var colorString = computedStyle.getPropertyValue('background-color');
    if (colorString) {
      var colorValues = mob.util.colorStringToNumbers(colorString);
      if (colorValues && (colorValues.length == 3 ||
                          (colorValues.length == 4 && colorValues[3] != 0))) {
        // colorValue should be in RGB format (3 element-array) or RGBA format
        // (4 element-array). If it is in RGBA format and the last element is 0,
        // this color is fully transparent and should be ignored.
        return colorValues;
      }
    }
  }
  return null;
};

/**
 * Find the background color for the logo.
 * @param {?mob.Logo.LogoRecord} logo
 * @private
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.findLogoBackground_ = function(logo) {
  if (!logo || !logo.foregroundElement) {
    return;
  }

  var backgroundColor = null;
  var element = logo.foregroundElement;
  while (element && !backgroundColor) {
    backgroundColor = this.extractBackgroundColor_(element);
    element = element.parentElement;
  }

  logo.backgroundColor = backgroundColor;
};

/**
 * Extract theme of the page. This is the entry method.  If the
 * body is empty, or if there is a currently outstanding call to run(),
 * then doneCallback will be called immediately with an empty array.
 *
 * @param {?function(!Array.<!mob.LogoCandidate>)} doneCallback
 * @param {number} maxNumCandidates
 */
mob.Logo.prototype.run = function(doneCallback, maxNumCandidates) {
  // If running in WKH, the event listeners attached to the images created by
  // logo detection don't fire, so instead we check for loadComplete to mark
  // when the image elements are finished loading.
  if (typeof extension != 'undefined') {
    extension.addEventListener('loadComplete', goog.bind(this.eventDone_, this),
                               false);
  }
  var body = mob.util.getWindow().document.body;
  if (this.doneCallback_ || !body) {
    doneCallback([]);
  } else {
    this.doneCallback_ = doneCallback;
    this.maxNumCandidates_ = maxNumCandidates;
    this.findLogoCandidates_(body);
    this.findImagesAndWait_(this.candidates_);
  }
};

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WSFF: Day 2
Anirniq
Day 2 of WSFF has plenty more pics to gab about. First on the agenda was the Official Selection "Flora & Fauna", which features shorts with a focus on the relationship between man and nature. "Flora & Fauna" is probably the lesser of the Official Selections (something has to be), although they aren't any Wee Requiem's in the mix. One film – My Tired Father – left me quite indifferent. So much, in fact, that when the time came to rank the films on my ballot for the audience award, I simply couldn't recall the film and had to consult my programme to refresh my memory. More memorable are Inner City and The Death of an Insect. The former is a fun animated story of a young lovebird in a concrete jungle who tries to win the attention of a pretty girl, while the latter is a striking depiction of the life cycle of insects. Equally likable is We're Leaving, the cinema-verité story of a man and his gator. "Flora and Fauna" also features the crowd-pleaser Hop the Twig by Canadian director Kyle Rideout, which uses a glorious mix of live action and animation to realize a child's imaginative musings on the potential death of her mother. Hop the Twig is very well done; it is also very funny.
Hop the Twig
Not so funny are two of the documentaries in the selection: Like Father Like Son and A Plain Landscape with a Cradle. Like Father Like Son follows a young boy who accompanies his father to work in a slaughterhouse. This film is not for the faint of heart and it holds nothing back – it could easily convert moviegoers to vegetarianism. Likewise, A Plain Landscape with a Cradle is a bleak and gritty observational doc about a violent alcoholic's attempt to become sober. Some scenes are hell to sit through (at one point, the subject forces vodka down his cat's throat), but the impact of this Polish film is muted by the fact that the final title card goes without subtitles. Did he succeed in overcoming his addiction, or did he succumb to it?
There are, however, two standout films that make "Flora and Fauna" well worth seeing. First is the extraordinary Meniscus from New Zealand. This film by Maria-Elena Doyle restores my faith in experimental film after Wee Requiem and I Stare Boiling: I simply have never seen anything like it. Meniscus is a breathtaking depiction of creation as told through stunning choreography and beautifully composed lighting, both of which are accented by a strong pulsating soundtrack. It's a great film, as is the second Canadian short in the series, Anirniq. Directed by RJ Sauer and shot on location on Baffin Island, Anirniq is a poignant story of a father and son who connect during a fateful narwhal hunt. With great cinematography and an engaging pace, Anirniq is a compelling encounter between man and beast.
White Other
The second series of the day was "Celebrity Shorts." This series features plenty of A-list talent, and it was easily the most well attended screening I've been to so far. Appropriately, the first film is a documentary about the creepy perils of celebrity. PS Your Mystery Sender reveals the strange fan mail received by fashion designer Paul Smith. In this funny film, Smith displays all the mementoes that he has collected – from mismatched pairs of water skis to a scale replica of his own studio – from anonymous fans. Paul, it might be time to seek out a restraining order! On the flipside of PS is the dark drama White Other starring Imelda Staunton and Harry Potter's Tom Felton. Staunton and Felton make a dynamic acting duo as a hospital nurse and an unexpected visitor, and the film features a surprise twist. The next film in the series doesn't have any twists, but it features one thing that's sure to surprise the audience. In Sergeant Slaughter, My Big Brother, Inception's Tom Hardy strips down and offers a boisterously fun performance as a rowdy sibling who teaches his little brother a thing or two before heading off to join the French Legion. Sergeant Slaughter is rambunctious fun.
Winter Frog
After getting the audience worked up with Tom Hardy's willy, "Celebrity Shorts" offers the futuristic dating misadventure Animal Love starring Selma Blair and Jeremy Davies. Animal Love is a quirky, if slightly pretentious, satire, but it features one adventurous, scene-stealing guinea pig. Animals and romance join forces again in the French offering Winter Frog, starring Gérard Depardieu (who else?). Winter Frog is a sumptuously composed film, and it offers an intriguing and enigmatic narrative of a vintner in mourning. Winter Frog is one of the stronger entries of the series. Frog is upstaged only by the side-splitting British short An Act of Love. An Act of Love stars Stephen Mangan as a man who reluctantly agrees to inseminate his wife's sister (Raquel Cassidy). However, when his wife (Gina McKee) informs him that the sisters think it's best he do the job "naturally," hilarity ensues. An Act of Love proves that the combination of dirty jokes and British accents guarantees a funny movie. "Celebrity Shorts" ends with another amusing British comedy, Bunce, directed by Peter Cattaneo (The Full Monty). Bunce is an autobiographical coming of age story written by Stephen Fry, who co-stars as the headmaster of an all-boys school. "Celebrity Shorts" offers plenty to enjoy, but it's most refreshing to see that so many top stars have remained faithful to their roots and still find time to contribute to strong short films.
Ce n'est rien (It is Nothing)
Finally, "Accidental Witness" features some of the better shorts of the Official Selection roster, but I'll be brief since these films rely on crucial twists and turns. Circus, by Canadian filmmaker Nicolas Brault, is an animated story of a boy visiting his mother on her deathbed, while Ketchup features a riveting quarrel between a woman and her father. As far as recent Greek films go, Ketchup film is more heart pounding than the feature-length Dogtooth (and it's far more watchable!). Marvin is one of the best and funniest animated shorts of the festival: the film features Steve Coogan narrating a rhyming story of a boy named Marvin who has an unfortunate hole in his forehead. "Accidental Witness" also features one of the most highly touted Canadian films at the festival, Ce n'est rien (It is Nothing) by Nicolas Roy. Martin Dubreuil stars as a tormented father who seeks retribution for an unspeakable act endured by his daughter. This devastating film deserves the hype. Also buzz-worthy are the fun marital farce Boss of Me and the compelling cerebral palsy documentary This Chair is Not Me. I was less enthusiastic for the experimental film Projections and the overlong cult comedy The Kook, although the latter film certainly has many redeeming quirks. "Accidental Witness" is one of the more worthwhile series, and you can catch it when it screens again today at 4pm at the ROM.
Best Shorts:
-Flora and Fauna: Meniscus
-Celebrity Shorts 1: An Act of Love
-Accidental Witness: Ce n'est rien
* "Celebrity Shorts 1" screens again on Sunday, June 5 at 7:15pm at The Varsity
* "Flora and Fauna" screens again on Saturday, June 4 at 9:45 at The Varsity.
-Full schedules and programming info can be found at shorterisbetter.com
Labels: Canadian Film, Shorts, Tom Hardy, WSFF
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Miriam, Miriam, My Heart's Desire
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Woody, je t'aime
Happy Birthday Meryl Streep!
Trailer: A Dangerous Method
High School: The Prime Suffering Years
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Timmy Fell Down the Well?
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Please be advised that school choice and possible placement does not determine CIF eligibility. Parents with questions should make sure they contact CIF or their school's athletic director for clarification regarding changing schools and the impact of transfer to their student's athletic eligibility under CIF rules.
Capistrano Unified School District's School of Choice program offers parents the opportunity to apply to the school that they would like their child to attend.
Since the program began 20 years ago, more than 90 percent of our parents annually choose to have their child remain at their home school, which is the local school serving their child's attendance area. For a variety of personal or educational reasons, however, some parents prefer to have their child attend another school within the District. Our program provides parents with this option on a space-available basis. Detailed information describing each school and its academic offerings is available on their websites.
Parents of high-school student athletes are urged to learn more about CIF sports eligibility requirements prior to pursuing the School Of Choice process so that there will be no misunderstanding regarding sports participation rules. Transportation to any school other than the home school is the responsibility of parents.
SCHOOL OF CHOICE IS NOW CLOSED. ALL applicants will be notified by email on april 26, 2019.
*SOC applications are not reviewed on a first come first served basis. Applications must just be submitted before the window closes.
Capistrano Unified School District's School of Choice (SOC) program offers to parents within the CUSD boundaries the opportunity to apply for another CUSD school that they would like their child to attend. To verify if your address is within CUSD boundaries or to find your home school, please use the School Locator tool here.
The SOC window to apply will open February 1, 2019 and will close March 1, 2019.
Approval and denial notification E-MAILS will be sent to the e-mail address that is used on the application on April 26, 2019.
Each year our schools hold tours for possible incoming families to learn what that school has to offer.
Click here for the elementary school round-up and tour dates or click here for middle and high school tour dates.
For kindergarten and new students to CUSD, parents will need to enroll their child at their home school in order to obtain a 7 digit student identification number. This ID number is required to complete the SOC application. New student registration starts on February 4, 2019.
Kindergarten parents should also attend the home school's kindergarten round-up. The information given will be standard throughout the District, so there is no need to attend the requested school's round-up.
Transportation to any school other than the home school is the responsibility of the parents.
Applications for these programs are accepted at the individual sites.
District students residing in any Board approved school attendance area shall first be provided the option of attending their school of residence. After all school of residence students have been placed, the requests for School of Choice (made during the open window) placements will be honored according to the following priority criteria, not on a first come first serve basis, until all openings in a given school are filled or all requests have been met, whichever occurs first. If the number of remaining available spaces at that school does not accommodate all students within a single Priority Criteria, then the District shall conduct a lottery among the students within that Priority Criteria and grant applications in order of the names drawn within that category.
EMP – One of the parents/guardians is a CUSD employee AND this is your work site.
CFD – You pay Mello-Roos, Community Facilities District (CFD), that go towards CUSD. Click here for a list of addresses that pay CFD to CUSD.
CONT – Continuously enrolled at current site.
Enrollment list or participating in Title 1. Click here for a list of schools that qualify.
next school year (K-11). (You will need to provide siblings name, student ID, and grade).
LOT- Lottery, none of the codes above apply.
A parent or guardian must complete the SOC application.
You will need your child's seven digit student ID number. This is the same number as your student's lunch number or it can be found on the Parent Portal. For students new to the District you can ask for the ID number after you fully register at your child's home school.
Please understand that when you apply for SOC and are approved you are agreeing to give up your child's seat at their home school. If you wish to return to the home school you will have to apply during the next School of Choice window for the following school year as there is no rescinding an application. Acceptance back into the home school is not guaranteed.
Once you have submitted your application, there will be a pop-up message displaying "Thank you for submitting your School of Choice application" and you will receive a confirmation email with the application number.
If you need to change or cancel you application, please email schoolofchoice@capousd.org. Please note this can only be done during the open window. Make sure to include your application number in your email.
New this year - approval and denial notifications will be e-mailed to the email address used on the application instead of regular mail. Please make sure to enter a valid em-mail address on the application.
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By Roger Collier| CMAJ | Oct. 7, 2016
At least 374 Canadians have died with medical assistance since the practice became legal, 96% of the deaths occurring in British Columbia, Ontario, Alberta and Quebec, reports The Globe and Mail. Nearly half were in Quebec, where assisted death became legal 10 months ago (six months before it became legal federally).
The drug company Apotex is suing the federal government for $500 million in damages over a 2014 ban on imports from two manufacturing facilities in India. Apotex alleges that the ban was unjustified and resulted in financial and reputational damage.
Quebec family physicians must accept about a million more patients by Dec. 31, 2017, or face pay cuts of up to 30%, warned Health Minister Dr. Gaétan Barrette. About 73% of Quebec residents have a family doctor, and the province set a goal to raise that to 85% by 2018.
Canadians no longer need a prescription to get Naloxone nasal spray, an easily administered form of the drug used to reverse opioid overdoses. Health Canada made the move following an expedited review in response to the growing opioid crisis.
Alberta distributed 6000 naloxone kits over a one-year period and saved 408 people from fentanyl overdose deaths, according to Alberta Health Services. There have been 153 deaths related to fentanyl in the province in the first six months of 2016, up from 139 last year for the same period.
The Ontario government is requiring hospitals in the province to cut maximum daily parking rates in half (if more than $10) for frequent visitors. The government estimates that up to 900 000 patients and visitors will benefit from the price reduction.
A Canadian drug company is running a "stealth marketing campaign" that disguises advertising as news, according to an investigation by CBC News. The campaign features an actor and physician speaking about vaginal atrophy, but does not mention that Novo Nordisk Canada Inc., which sells a vaginal hormone product, created and sponsored the campaign.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he will not meet with premiers to discuss a new health accord before December. The premiers earlier submitted a written request to meet with Trudeau to get a commitment on health funding before a November first ministers' meeting.
Starbucks Canada announced it will increase mental-health benefits from $400 a year to $5000 a year for employees who work at least 20 hours a week, a move applauded by mental-health advocates. By comparison, federal public servants, often cited as having one of the better employee health packages, receive $2000 a year for mental health services.
The Ontario legislature approved a non-binding motion to ban cities from removing fluoride from water supplies. The MPP who brought the motion forward did so to address the "junk science" of anti-fluoridization campaigns, echoing concerns raised across the country by medical officers of health.
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The amount of affection towards a place may be measured by the number of nicknames it is given. In Medina's case, it's five (a high score). But it's best known as Medina Al Munawarra, or the Radiant City. Medina city is part of the Madinah province.
Medina, which is the Arabic word for 'city', is in the western region, 190 kms inland from the Red Sea and 340 kms north of Mecca. Medina, at 625m above sea level, is in the most fertile area of Hejaz: a lush desert oasis bordered by mountains where date palms and grain grow in abundance.
It's home to the ancient city of Mada'in Saleh, once part of the Nabatean empire that also built Petra in Jordan.
It's also home to the magical (or spiritual, depending on individual inclinations) geological structure known as the 'magnetic' hill. That's where the geological formation on the surface of the earth appears to rise uphill when in fact it's going downhill; and the illusion is that of objects, water flow, and even cars, being pulled upwards, against gravity. This particular 'magnetic' hill is located in a valley not far from Medina, aptly named Wadi Al Jinn (Valley of the Genies).
Medina, a major pilgrimage site for Muslims around the world, was the city that welcomed the Prophet Muhammad after he fled Mecca, marking the year of the Hijra. It is in Medina that the Prophet is buried. It was also here that the first mosque was built, the Quba' Mosque; today, the world's oldest mosque.
The world's second oldest mosque is also in Medina: Masjed Al Nabawi (The Prophet's Mosque),located in the heart of Medina, and surrounded by markets and residences. Under the green dome of the Masjed Al Nabawi is the tomb of Prophet Muhammed well as the tombs of his daughter Fatimah and those of the first two caliphs; Abu Bakr and Omar Bin Al-Khattab who were buried nearby.
At the time the Masjed Al Nabawi was built, it was a simple structure, with open spaces covered with palm trunks. It served as a community center as well as a place of worship. It had three entrances, one of which was for women, and all three entrances have been integrated into its more recent structure. Over the centuries, the mosque was enlarged and modified. But its original arrangement has been replicated in the basic structures of mosques ever since.
The city's streets and spaces underwent renovation, expansion and modernization in the 50s and 60s. Today, five-star hotels and modern amenities are all located within easy access to Medina's holiest sites. As the city of date farming, Medina's many markets offer varied types of dates at different stages of growth: an astounding experience of sweet and bitter-sweet tastes. Like Mecca, non-Muslims are prohibited from entering Medina.
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After the stats you'll find blank pages in varying designs of lined, gridded and dotted so that you can chronicle your adventures, or just jot down useful player notes during sessions.
A helpful cheat sheet guide is included within the back cover that goes over combat and common actions to help you in a pinch!
This notebook has a thick card cover, contains 48 pages of high quality recycled white paper, and works well under a barrage of constant pencil and eraser use, (which happens to the best of character sheets, in our experience!).
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The University's Policy on Prohibited Discrimination, Harassment and Related Misconduct covers a broad range of conduct including discrimination and harassment based on any protected status, sexual assault or sexual violence, sexual exploitation, interpersonal (relationship) violence, stalking, complicity for knowingly aiding in acts of prohibited conduct, and retaliation.
The Policy, which is enforced by the Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office, identifies:
the types of behavior prohibited by the Policy;
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Visit the Policy page on the EOC site for more information.
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I love this swiss soap above all whitening soaps. it whitens my scars. i used to have a big, dark scar on my leg and i tried using metathione and any papaya soaps but they didn't work on my scar. i discovered this soap from a friend and i tried using it. it is really effective. i could see the difference in a day! its true!
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Ive been using Swiss glutathione bar skin whitening soap for 3months now and i am very satisfied of the benefits it gives my skin. It's really a good skin care product, although I'm already faired skin, it totally helped me maintain to have even skintone all over! thanks to swiss! It really is more than just a beauty product!
(L-Cysteine, L-Glutamic Acid, Glycine) This biologically active sulfur amino acid tripeptide compound, L-glutathione, is normally produced and found in the body acting as a "Master Anti-oxidant", countering the effects of pollution in our everyday environment. The harmful substances that can be found in the very air we breathe, the water we drink, and the different chemicals in our food in fact degenerates and damages our cells and our internal system.
L-glutathione also known as reduced glutathione is a potent compound that enables cellular repair and helps the body recover from everyday pollutants. Unfortunately glutathione levels in the body decreases as a person grows older. Glutathione in its reduced form is found to be more effective in prevention and regeneration of ultraviolet radiation-induced skin damage. In increase dosages, L-glutathione in fact whitens and lightens the skin. Without the protection of glutathione, cells die faster, resulting to premature aging and increase the risk for toxin induced diseases.
This ingredient maximizes the anti-oxidant effects of l-glutathione. It inhibits melanin production preventing the development of dark skin pigmentations.
The preferred cosmetic ingredient, grapeseed oil, possesses regenerative and restructuring qualities for damaged and stress tissues, allowing better control in moisturizing skin. Grapeseed extract is known to reduce stretch marks and also in repairing the skin around the eyes.
This pressed seed oil contains retinol (Vitamin A) and is rich in the essential fatty acids linoleic acid or omega-3, and linolenic acid or omega-6. It is commonly used in cosmetic products for different skin conditions such as acne and sun burnt skin.
Plays an important role in skin healing and reduction of scars from injuries and burns. Together with L-glutathione, Vitamin E indeed lightens the skin.
Described as the "universal", "ideal", and "metabolic" antioxidant, Alpha lipoic acid neutralizes free radicals in the watery and fatty regions of the cell complimenting the effects of Vitamin C and Vitamin E.


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Words by Susan Darlington
The breakout success of Lætitia Tamko's first Vagabon album, 2017's 'Infinite World', should have been a validation. Instead it left the Cameroon born, New York based musician in a state of anxiety-induced writer's block.
She broke it by writing a track for a well-known pop duo. Liberated from the constraints of what should constitute 'Vagabon', she eschewed the DIY indie-rock with which she made her name and embraced a more electronic sound. The resulting song, 'Flood', was so good she decided to keep it and it became the springboard for her second album.
With its portentous synths and cavernous drumbeats, the track is representative of the wider release's debt to hip-hop and R&B. These influences can be directly heard on 'Water Me Down', the slow build arrangements of which could fit onto the similarly bedroom produced 'Visions' by Grimes, and 'Please Don't Leave The Table', which seems to take inspiration from '80s soul.
Such dance-floor orientated material has immediate appeal but it's the more chilled tracks, which draw from a wider range of influences, that best demonstrate the way in which she's stretched herself as a writer. The lushly textured 'In A Bind', for instance, opens with just her tenor voice and a finger picked guitar melody. As she sings about someone she can't quite reach ('I know that I was gone a lot last year/ But I hoped you'd still be here'), the words themselves go out of reach and are replaced by a wordless choral refrain that takes its inspiration from Ali Farka Touré.
'All The Women', meanwhile, was written in response to a Nayyirah Waheed poem. Its seesawing electro-folk is a self-described anthem for "people who are marginalised by our society," a theme that's also taken up by the R&B styled 'Wits About You'. Dropping to just voice and electric piano, it addresses those who've found themselves positioned as The Other ('I was invited to the party / They won't let my people in').
It's this spirit of support and encouragement, which is borne through by her personal experiences, that lifts the album into a quiet success.
Fingerpop – What's More Pretentious Than A Sunset: An Eno-esque synth-and-sample experiment fit for the coming apocalypse
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Uganda Biodiversity Fund - Articles by: Uganda Biodiversity Fund
Conserving Chimpanzees on Community Land
Human ability to exploit nature for livelihood is one of the key causes of biodiversity degradation. In Uganda natural forests used by the chimpanzees is under immense pressure. To address this, the Uganda Biodiversity Fund sub granted The Bulindi Chimpanzee & Community Project (BCCP) to implement the Habitat Restoration and Alternative Livelihoods project. The aim of the intervention was to…
Promoting Co-existence between Humans and Plant Diversity
In the serene catchment of Kibale forest reserve in Kamwenge District a battle between Humans and Plants has been taking place for decades. Interactions like these with humans competing with wildlife for food and resources have led to extinction and reduction of numerous species resulting, uncountable human deaths, and national economic losses. With this stark reality, African Volunteers Association (AVA)…
Covid-19: A reminder of the threat posed by biodiversity Degradation
Globally, around 25 percent of all animal and plant species are threatened with extinction largely due to loss of habitat. This is consistent with Uganda's biodiversity degradation trend. The loss of animal habitat is resulting in crowding of animal species and increasing human-animal contact, posing a major disease threat to humans. Research increasingly shows that outbreaks of animal-borne and other…
Covid-19, Locusts and Heavy Rains. Earth Day demands Action for Biodiversity Conservation
On Wednesday 22nd April the world will commemorate the Earth Day while facing one of the biggest challenges of our time. It all started with the unexpected heavy rains. As we were still getting accustomed to this then came the locusts threatening to eat all our crops and unleash famine. Slow forward and we now have a Covid-19 disease outbreak…
Fighting for Biodiversity in Uganda
The Fight for Biodiversity in Uganda is one that has attracted a great number of people including us and the government of Uganda. Our major aim is to promote the conservation and sustainable use of the country's natural resources and protect the vital ecosystem services provided by biodiversity for sustainable development, wealth creation, job creation and improvement of live hoods…
Why Uganda should ban Plastic bags
Plastic bags have turned out to be the most used for grocery shopping by many Ugandans and one of the major reasons is because of the fact that they are cheap and easy to access although the convenience of using plastic bags comes at a very high cost to the environment of Uganda. Our neighboring countries like Rwanda, Kenya, and…
Kyokunda, ED Uganda Biodiversity Fund welcomes Rotarians into the conservation world
The Executive Director of the Uganda Biodiversity Fund Juliet Kyokunda urged the Rotary Mission Green members to join them in the conservation of Uganda's Biodiversity. She also expressed her appreciation for their new partnership with the Rotarians in the conservation world. "We are happy to partner with the Rotary Mission Green members in the conservation world since they will join…
UBF Partners with Rotary Mission Green to raise funds for the Endowment fund.
As its core mandate, Uganda Biodiversity Trust Fund (UBTF) in partnership with Rotary Mission Green (a program of Rotary Uganda) and funding support from USAID Uganda raised 100 Million (A hundred Million) in pledges during its inaugural 'Friends of the Environment' Breakfast Fundraiser held at Sheraton Kampala Hotel on Tuesday, September 24th, 2019. The joint 'Friends of the Environment' campaign…


Why is story-telling important to children? Check this page out for the importance of reading and ways to read at home with your child.
After all, practice makes perfect in almost everything we do, and reading is no different.
Reading is a much more complex task for the human brain than watching TV, for example. Reading strengthens brain connections and builds NEW connections.
Children have to sit still and quietly so that they can focus on the story when they are reading. If they read often, they will develop the skills to sit for longer periods.
Through reading a variety of books children learn about people, places and events outside of their own experience.
As we read our brains translate the descriptions we read of people, places and things into pictures. While we are engaged in a story, we are also imagining how a character is feeling. Young children then bring this knowledge into their everyday play.
As children develop they begin to imagine how they would feel in that situation.
A book or an e-reader doesn't take up too much space and is light to carry, so you can take it anywhere so you can never be bored if you have a book in your bag!
Reading together on the sofa, bedtime stories and visiting the library are just some ways of spending quality time together.
Just 10 minutes a day reading could change everything A harsh video showing the potentially negative impacts of not reading with your child.


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package org.ehcache.management.providers.actions;

import org.ehcache.config.CacheRuntimeConfiguration;
import org.ehcache.core.Ehcache;
import org.ehcache.management.ManagementRegistryServiceConfiguration;
import org.ehcache.management.providers.CacheBinding;
import org.ehcache.management.registry.DefaultManagementRegistryConfiguration;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.Mockito;
import org.terracotta.management.model.call.Parameter;
import org.terracotta.management.model.capabilities.context.CapabilityContext;
import org.terracotta.management.model.capabilities.descriptors.CallDescriptor;
import org.terracotta.management.model.capabilities.descriptors.Descriptor;
import org.terracotta.management.model.context.Context;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Iterator;

import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.containsInAnyOrder;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.is;
import static org.junit.Assert.fail;
import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.eq;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.times;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

public class EhcacheActionProviderTest {

  ManagementRegistryServiceConfiguration cmConfig = new DefaultManagementRegistryConfiguration().setCacheManagerAlias("myCacheManagerName");
  ManagementRegistryServiceConfiguration cmConfig_0 = new DefaultManagementRegistryConfiguration().setCacheManagerAlias("cache-manager-0");

  Context cmContext = cmConfig.getContext();
  Context cmContext_0 = cmConfig_0.getContext();

  @Test
  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  public void testDescriptions() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig);

    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("myCacheName1", mock(Ehcache.class)));
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("myCacheName2", mock(Ehcache.class)));

    Collection<? extends Descriptor> descriptions = ehcacheActionProvider.getDescriptors();
    assertThat(descriptions.size(), is(4));
    assertThat(descriptions, containsInAnyOrder(
        new CallDescriptor("remove", "void", Collections.singletonList(new CallDescriptor.Parameter("key", "java.lang.Object"))),
        new CallDescriptor("get", "java.lang.Object", Collections.singletonList(new CallDescriptor.Parameter("key", "java.lang.Object"))),
        new CallDescriptor("put", "void", Arrays.asList(new CallDescriptor.Parameter("key", "java.lang.Object"), new CallDescriptor.Parameter("value", "java.lang.Object"))),
        new CallDescriptor("clear", "void", Collections.emptyList())
    ));
  }

  @Test
  public void testCapabilityContext() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig);

    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("myCacheName1", mock(Ehcache.class)));
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("myCacheName2", mock(Ehcache.class)));

    CapabilityContext capabilityContext = ehcacheActionProvider.getCapabilityContext();

    assertThat(capabilityContext.getAttributes().size(), is(3));

    Iterator<CapabilityContext.Attribute> iterator = capabilityContext.getAttributes().iterator();
    CapabilityContext.Attribute next = iterator.next();
    assertThat(next.getName(), equalTo("instanceId"));
    assertThat(next.isRequired(), is(true));
    next = iterator.next();
    assertThat(next.getName(), equalTo("cacheManagerName"));
    assertThat(next.isRequired(), is(true));
    next = iterator.next();
    assertThat(next.getName(), equalTo("cacheName"));
    assertThat(next.isRequired(), is(true));
  }

  @Test
  public void testCollectStatistics() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig);

    try {
      ehcacheActionProvider.collectStatistics(null, null, 0);
      fail("expected UnsupportedOperationException");
    } catch (UnsupportedOperationException uoe) {
      // expected
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void testCallAction_happyPathNoParam() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig_0);

    Ehcache<Object, Object> ehcache = mock(Ehcache.class);
    CacheRuntimeConfiguration<Object, Object> cacheRuntimeConfiguration = mock(CacheRuntimeConfiguration.class);
    when(cacheRuntimeConfiguration.getClassLoader()).thenReturn(ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader());
    when(ehcache.getRuntimeConfiguration()).thenReturn(cacheRuntimeConfiguration);
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("cache-0", ehcache));

    Context context = cmContext_0.with("cacheName", "cache-0");

    ehcacheActionProvider.callAction(context, "clear", Void.class);

    verify(ehcache, times(1)).clear();
  }

  @Test
  public void testCallAction_happyPathWithParams() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig_0);

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    Ehcache<Long, String> ehcache = mock(Ehcache.class);
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    CacheRuntimeConfiguration<Long, String> cacheRuntimeConfiguration = mock(CacheRuntimeConfiguration.class);
    when(cacheRuntimeConfiguration.getClassLoader()).thenReturn(ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader());
    when(cacheRuntimeConfiguration.getKeyType()).thenReturn(Long.class);
    when(ehcache.getRuntimeConfiguration()).thenReturn(cacheRuntimeConfiguration);
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("cache-0", ehcache));

    Context context = cmContext_0.with("cacheName", "cache-0");

    ehcacheActionProvider.callAction(context, "get", Object.class, new Parameter("1", Object.class.getName()));

    verify(ehcache, times(1)).get(eq(1L));
  }

  @Test
  public void testCallAction_noSuchCache() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig_0);

    Ehcache<?, ?> ehcache = mock(Ehcache.class);
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("cache-0", ehcache));

    Context context = cmContext_0.with("cacheName", "cache-1");

    try {
      ehcacheActionProvider.callAction(context, "clear", Void.class);
      fail("expected IllegalArgumentException");
    } catch (IllegalArgumentException iae) {
      // expected
    }

    verify(ehcache, times(0)).clear();
  }

  @Test
  public void testCallAction_noSuchCacheManager() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig_0);

    Ehcache<?, ?> ehcache = mock(Ehcache.class);
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("cache-0", ehcache));

    Context context = Context.empty()
        .with("cacheManagerName", "cache-manager-1")
        .with("cacheName", "cache-0");

    try {
      ehcacheActionProvider.callAction(context, "clear", Void.class);
      fail("expected IllegalArgumentException");
    } catch (IllegalArgumentException iae) {
      // expected
    }

    verify(ehcache, times(0)).clear();
  }

  @Test
  public void testCallAction_noSuchMethodName() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig_0);

    Ehcache<Object, Object> ehcache = mock(Ehcache.class);
    CacheRuntimeConfiguration<Object, Object> cacheRuntimeConfiguration = mock(CacheRuntimeConfiguration.class);
    when(cacheRuntimeConfiguration.getClassLoader()).thenReturn(ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader());
    when(ehcache.getRuntimeConfiguration()).thenReturn(cacheRuntimeConfiguration);
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("cache-0", ehcache));

    Context context = cmContext_0.with("cacheName", "cache-0");

    try {
      ehcacheActionProvider.callAction(context, "clearer", Void.class);
      fail("expected IllegalArgumentException");
    } catch (IllegalArgumentException iae) {
      // expected
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void testCallAction_noSuchMethod() throws Exception {
    EhcacheActionProvider ehcacheActionProvider = new EhcacheActionProvider(cmConfig_0);

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    Ehcache<Long, String> ehcache = mock(Ehcache.class);
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    CacheRuntimeConfiguration<Long, String> cacheRuntimeConfiguration = mock(CacheRuntimeConfiguration.class);
    when(cacheRuntimeConfiguration.getClassLoader()).thenReturn(ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader());
    when(ehcache.getRuntimeConfiguration()).thenReturn(cacheRuntimeConfiguration);
    ehcacheActionProvider.register(new CacheBinding("cache-0", ehcache));

    Context context = Context.empty()
        .with("cacheManagerName", "cache-manager-1")
        .with("cacheName", "cache-0");

    try {
      ehcacheActionProvider.callAction(context, "get", Object.class, new Parameter(0L, Long.class.getName()));
      fail("expected IllegalArgumentException");
    } catch (IllegalArgumentException iae) {
      // expected
    }

    verify(ehcache, times(0)).get(null);
  }

  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  private static <T> T mock(Class<?> clazz) {
    return Mockito.mock((Class<T>) clazz);
  }
}


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The APPMA are pleased to extend a complimentary invitation to our member companies to join us for the first members dinner in 2019, to be held on Tuesday, 19 July, 2019 in Sydney, NSW. Venue and guest speakers to be announced.
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Clinton: Guns That Kill New Yorkers Come From Vermont
Article, Videos
Hillary Clinton participated in a panel event talking about gun violence, in which she made a pretty harsh jab at her opponents (other) home state.
"When challenged on his gun stances, he frequently says, 'You know, I represent Vermont, it's a small rural state, we have no gun laws," the former Secretary of State said of her opponent.
"Here's what I want you to know: Most of the guns that are used in crimes and violence and killings in New York come from out of state. And the state that has the highest per capita number of those guns that end up committing crimes in New York come from Vermont."
Sandy Phillips, the mother of a woman killed during the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Conn., also appeared at the roundtable.
Phillips attempted to bring a lawsuit against the online retailer who sold gear to her daughter's killer. But her case was dismissed thanks to the immunity provision — which Clinton noted that Sanders had voted for.
Clinton has focused on gun control in her attacks on Sanders before the April 19 New York primary.
Monday's comments represented a sharp attack by Clinton after tensions between the two Democrats boiled over last week, when Sanders accused Clinton of not being qualified to serve as president.
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