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package net.ftlines.blog.cdidemo.web.app;

import javax.inject.Inject;

import net.ftlines.blog.cdidemo.model.EmployeeCriteria;
import net.ftlines.blog.cdidemo.model.TeamsRepository;

import org.apache.wicket.datetime.markup.html.form.DateTextField;
import org.apache.wicket.extensions.yui.calendar.DatePicker;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.ChoiceRenderer;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.DropDownChoice;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.Form;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.panel.GenericPanel;
import org.apache.wicket.model.IModel;
import org.apache.wicket.model.LoadableDetachableModel;
import org.apache.wicket.model.PropertyModel;

public class EmployeeCriteriaPanel extends GenericPanel<EmployeeCriteria> {

  @Inject
  private TeamsRepository teams;

  public EmployeeCriteriaPanel(String id, IModel<EmployeeCriteria> model) {
    super(id, model);

    Form<?> form = new Form<Void>("form");
    add(form);

    form.add(DateTextField.forDatePattern("hireDateMin", new PropertyModel(model, "hireDateMin"), "MM/dd/yyyy").add(
        new DatePicker()));
    form.add(DateTextField.forDatePattern("hireDateMax", new PropertyModel(model, "hireDateMax"), "MM/dd/yyyy").add(
        new DatePicker()));
    form.add(new DropDownChoice("team", new PropertyModel(model, "team"), new LoadableDetachableModel() {
      @Override
      protected Object load() {
        return teams.list(0, Integer.MAX_VALUE);
      }
    }, new ChoiceRenderer("name", "id")).setNullValid(true));

  }

}

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Q: FFmpeg use previous text size After drawing a text, I'd like to use geq to make the box corners rounded.
Currently, I'm simply trying to draw a box around the text, to see if I can use the text dimensions for subsequent filters
ffplay -f lavfi -i color=black:600x200 \
-vf "drawtext=text='my text':fontsize=84:fontcolor=white:x=0:y=0:box=1:boxcolor=cyan,\
drawbox=0:0:200:60:red"

I tried using text_w and text_h but it didn't work
ffplay -f lavfi -i color=black:600x200 \
-vf "drawtext=text='my text':fontsize=84:fontcolor=white:x=0:y=0:box=1:boxcolor=cyan,\
drawbox=0:0:text_w:text_h:red"

Error
Error when evaluating the expression 'text_w'.

I need the text size to apply the rounded rectangle, I also need it for other cases where I want to overlay an icon after the text
Can it be done using FFmpeg?

A: I found a workaround
Draw the text in debug mode
ffmpeg -loglevel debug -f lavfi -i color=black:100x100 -frames:v 1 \
-vf "drawtext=text='my text':fontsize=36:fontcolor=white:x=0:y=0:box=1:boxcolor=cyan" \
-f null -

It will output something like this which I can parse and use elsewhere
[Parsed_drawtext_0 @ 0x7fc1c3704c00] n:0 t:0.000000 text_w:138 text_h:33 x:0 y:0

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


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Archive for the 'Boko Haram' tag
Shelter from the Swarm
Terrorsim in the Sahel region has spread far and wide since the French military and its local partner nations began trying to roll back salafi-jihadis beginning with their military intervention in January 2013 and morphing into Operation Barkhane in August 2014. ©2012 Derek Henry Flood
New York- I've authored a recent article in the March edition of IHS Jane's Intelligence Review in the United Kingdom on the sprawling French-orchestrated counter terror operation called Barkane in Africa's greater Sahara-Sahel region. The French effort has been met with mixed results at best in that during its as yet unfinished timeline, salafist terrorism has spread all the way to the Atlantic with the March 13 attack by sub-Saharan AQIM operatives on the Hotel Etoille du Sud resort in the Côte d'Ivoire's Grand Bassam commune situated east of Abidjan in the Comoé District not far from the Ghanian border.
The Grand Bassam assault is part of what we can sadly call a distinct pattern of AQIM's attacks well beyond its traditional theater of terror in Algeria from where it was b0rne out of the ashes of that country's civil war. Firstly there was the attack on the Radisson Blu in Bamako's ACI 2000 district in November followed by the siege of the Splendid Hotel in Ouagadougou in January. The arc of this does not appear to have any end in sight in the near term. Attacks in West Africa get nowhere near the coverage as those carried out by IS in Western capitals such as Paris and Brussels but they demonstrate that the al-Qaeda brand has a much bigger footprint in a part of the world that until very recently once essentially devoid of salafi-jiahdi cruelty.
And then there is the spreading threat posed by IS-allied Boko Haram which has deployed suicide bombers–some of them young girls–outward from northeastern Nigeria and into Cameroon's Région de l'Extrême-Nord, Niger's southeastern Diffa region and southwestern Chad's lac region, all around the the Lake Chad basin.
My article analyses the recent history of salafist violence in this part of the world with the reasonings behind continuing, geographically escalating attacks on soft, civilian targets aimed at garnering attention with mass casualty events. As I began writing it in November in the aftermath of the Bamako attack, I didn't game out things going as far afield as southern Côte d'Ivoire so quickly (though I did see things potentially reaching the Atlantic via Senegal which thus far thankfully hasn't played out). Curiously, Ivorian forces are not part of the five-nation alliance of sorts that participate in Barkhane. It was simply a soft target in a weak state still recovering from a vicious set of civil wars which was ill prepared for an AQIM operation.
My Barhane piece in the March 2016 issue of Jane's Intelligence Review.
In the core years of the terror wars after 9/11, Africa was always a seldom reported upon, low priority in comparison to the war Afghanistan and later Iraq. Sure, there was the State Department's Pan-Sahel Initiative and then the Trans-Sahara Counter Terrorism Partnership but who–excluding think tank types–today even remembers these programs which effectively amounted to nil?
April 3rd, 2016 at 3:03 pm
Posted in Africa
Tagged with AQIM, Barkhane, Boko Haram, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, France, French, Jane's, Niger, Nigeria, West Africa

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Can you confirm these amateur observations of Pachydactylus purcelli?
Type locality: "Touw's River," coll. W.F. Purcell. SAM [not located]: "Little Namaqualand".
Types Syntypes: SAM 1260–61, coll. Schlechter.
Diagnosis DIAGNOSIS.—To 50.8 mm SVL. Pachydactylus purcelli may be distinguished from all other members of the P. serval/weberi group by the combination of the following characters: head blunt, wide; rostral enters nostril; supranasals usually in broad anterior contact; scales on dorsum of head smooth and flattend, often polygonal rather than rounded, those on snout only slightly larger than those of interorbital region; dorsal scalation homogeneous, no tubercles on dorsum of body or thighs; toes moderately long and narrow with moderately wide pads; typically 5 undivided lamellae beneath digit IVof pes; tail to at least 120% SVL, moderately annulate, bearing whorls of very small, flattened, unkeeled, well-separated, white to yellow tubercles; adult pattern buff to beige or pastel yellow, orange or purple with small, irregular, closely-spaced brown spots covering entire dorsum and flanks, remnants of three pale (white, yellow or purplish-gray) cross bands may be retained in some adults, especially in northern populations; juvenile pattern with three light (white to yellow) cross bands: one on nape, one on trunk and one over or just anterior to sacrum – that on nape often extended posteriorly along midline [from BAUER et al. 2006].
under exfoliating flakes in shale, dolerite, Dwyka tillite, sandstone, and other outcrops in the Little Karoo and in sandstone and dolerite [from BAUER et al. 2006].
CONSERVATIONSTATUS.—Pachydactylus purcelliis widely distributed in western South Africa and is under no immediate threats.
Mertens (1955) restricted the type locality to "Townsriver [sic], Kap-Provinz". Pachydactylus pardus was synonymized with P. purcelli by Methuen and Hewitt (1914) and this interpretation was endorsed by FitzSimons (1938).
Etymology Named after the collector of the type, W.F. Purcell.


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These Florentines are simple to make and are so so soooooooo yummy. Crisp corn flakes intermixed with bursts of berries with sweet condensed milk and undertone of decadent chocolate – hmmmmm you can't go wrong. You can almost pass these off as healthy, with the nuts, berries and flakes of corn; just don't mention the chocolate (however I'm sure somewhere in the world they are proclaiming the benefits of chocolate so you could strengthen your health food argument). Throw everything in a bowl, push the mix into a scone cutter and bake – 1 2 3! Nothing beats homemade biscuits, except maybe the Tim Tam, so find a little time this Sunday and treat the family.
Preheat oven to 180°C. Line 2 or 3 trays with baking paper.
Combine all ingredients except chocolate in a large bowl and stir well.
Put 7cm round scone cutter on lined tray, press 1-2 tablespoons of mixture into cutter, then repeat for rest of mixture. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until golden. Remove and cool on wire racks.
Melt chocolate in a heatproof bowl over simmering water; spread on back of each biscuit. Leave to set for 20 minutes.
Complexity Rating: – Basically child's play!
I'd be eating the mixture before it went into the oven!
That's why I make a little extra. Of course tasting is a very important part of cooking and you need to check quality as you go -he, he!


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Ensign Ward Wharton McFarland is recognized as Veteran of the Week. (Contributed)
Veteran of the Week: Ensign Ward Wharton McFarland
Published 1:56 am Wednesday, May 20, 2020
By MELANIE POOLE / Special to the Reporter
The Veteran of the Week is sponsored by the National Veterans Shrine and Register of Honor at the American Village — honoring America's veterans and telling the stories of their service and sacrifice for the cause of liberty.
"The American Village is pleased to join the Shelby County Reporter in recognizing Ensign Ward Wharton McFarland as Veteran of the Week," American Village founder and CEO Tom Walker said. "He is representative of the hundreds of thousands of Alabamians who have risked it all for the sake of our country and its freedom. To all veterans we owe a debt we can never fully repay."
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Here are highlights about this week's Veteran of the Week:
Ward Wharton McFarland was born in Tuscaloosa in 1914. He served in the United States Navy during World War II, during which his vessel was bombed. Accepting medical discharge along with other survivors of the incident, he came home to enlist in the U.S. Army Air Corps.
His resolute patriotism during this time served as a foreshadowing of the resolve he maintained in all other enterprises in his life. McFarland has a lasting legacy in the state of Alabama. He was an educator, lawyer and a businessman. He served as both State Highway and State Docks Director and participated in International Commerce to recruit industry to Alabama.
McFarland founded a multi-million dollar real estate empire that included the development of malls, apartment complexes, medical buildings, restaurants, hotels and neighborhoods throughout the South. His efforts were recognized in 1979, at the time of his death, as the Alabama State Senate commended him as one of the state's most outstanding and contributing citizens.
In His Own Words:
"The State of Alabama is easy to sell … because Alabama is a great product." State of Alabama Docks Director the Honorable Ward Wharton McFarland, speaking on his job of exporting Alabama goods and fostering international investment for economic development in the state.
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« Betsy and the Class From Hell
When Santa Claus Came to PS 130 »
Unmitigated Adult Authority In and Of Itself
From a Series of Reflections Celebrating 30 years as a teacher
Chestnut Middle School, Springfield, MA / 1998
As a rookie English teacher in Smithtown, Long Island back in 1968 the concept "Classroom Management" would have stuck in my throat. The very idea that a teacher had to "manage" kids offended my hippie sensibilities. I believed that if the teacher totally engaged kids in their learning, then there would be no need for DISCIPLINE, as such. My passion and preparation went completely into planning Lessons.
I taught a Tolerance unit using "Flowers for Algernon" and a Mystery / Reading-for-Details unit based on "The Problem of Cell 13" and "The Adventure of the Speckled Band." If, after a few days into something, the kids didn't pick up on it, then I would typically trash the Unit and make up a new one. Don Rippert, Kathy Polvi and I, the three rookies in the English Department that year, even invented our own method for teaching Grammar by using characters in the land of Glip, Glop and Glupia and having kids diagram sentences like "The stupid klutz fell down when he tripped over my kumquat."
I got a tremendous feel for how to energize kids and how to engage their good will. I had to evolve these instincts because I did not have the personality to become a believable disciplinarian, more to the style of Don and Kathy. I had to keep moving with the kids because, if I ever stopped or slowed, I'd lose them. I had no safety net of unmitigated adult authority in-and-of-itself to fall back on.
The principal of Great Hollow Junior High School was Murray Lebowitz. He was a former military man with a very smooth manner. Because he was liberal in liberal times, he would get a kick out of my sheer enthusiasm for teaching, and he tended to overlook the fact that I could never seem to keep my classroom window shades "straight and even", as per one of his famous directives.
I taught both seventh and ninth grades that first year, and it was a great combination. I could relate culturally to the older kids— the creative but abrasive George who was passionate about the Mothers of Invention, the introspective Sue who instantly became a James Taylor fan after I played "Fire and Rain" in a poetry unit. But I could really cut loose with the seventh graders. I never had so much fun as when I adapted Kathy Polvi's Melodrama unit and had kids create their own radio dramas with sound effects. Then there were the times we acted out "Rocky Raccoon" in the school parking lot, and organized the first Great Hollow Junior High School Film Festival of original 8 mm movies we made in the Film Club.
With all the energy I had in those days, I could burn off most behavior problems by sheer good will and humor. I was also quick to come up with alternative assignments for the occasional kid who thought that what I was asking him to do was too corny for his style. And I kept kids after school, spoke to their parents, and often leaned on my assistant principal, Harry Ortgies.
Chuck Schmidt was the worst discipline problem that year. This was the first child I ever yelled at. I'll never forget getting so frustrated with him that I broke down and had him write 100 times "I will be good in class." Giving this kind of punishment went against my grain. Nothing that came naturally to my character or to my educational philosophy worked with him. Having to teach Chuck Schmidt made me realize that sometimes you can have kids in your class who simply will not become engaged with the work, no matter how inspiring you try to make it nor how much fun it is to most of the other children. In cases like Chuck, you needed to have a Plan B, which has nothing to do with the curriculum of your subject.
Teaching involves making some kids behave on the raw principle that if they do not, they will be punished. My educational idealism bumped up against classroom reality and I had to grow in a way I did not intend to—- I had to find in myself the power of unmitigated adult authority in-and-of-itself. This power had to transcend the content and creativity of my lessons, and even my very enthusiasm for teaching. Developing this power took another 20 years.
The Unmitigated Don Rippert
Don Rippert had the disposition and passion to be a Child Manager. He had no doubts about unmitigated adult authority in-and-of-itself. He relished it. He kept his classroom window shades straight and even with absolutely no effort at all. His desks were in teacher-centered rows every day, while mine, of course, could be in a child-centered circle on Monday or cooperative clusters on Wednesday or an amphitheater semi circle on Friday followed by the classical grid of rows to start the week off on Monday. While I struggled to find exactly the right resonance to each child's unique learning style, Don grabbed hold of his classes, dominated them, sometimes bullied them, and then ran them through the curriculum.
While I was passionately engaged in the Art of teaching kids, I think Don just got a real kick purely out of being with them, especially the toughest ones. I imagine that instead of agonizing over Chuck Schmidt like I did, Don would have chewed the kid up first period and spat him out, sitting up straight in his seat, in time for Science. This is why a newcomer like Don got along great with the school's Old Guard, veterans like Joe Cash, legendary Smithtown Math teacher.
Joe was a huge man, the Black Irish big guy with a well-weathered stern face and the heart of gold. He looked like he had been through many, many wars, especially at sea. Kids were sure that, prior to teaching in Smithtown, Mr. Cash had been a pirate. Some were very sure that they could see, on the lobe of his one of his tremendous ears, the hole where he had worn his earring. A missing front tooth didn't hurt his image, either. As a matter of fact, in addition to being a Math teacher, Joe actually was the captain of a commercial fishing boat he took out from Port Jefferson Harbor.
Captain Joe was extremely soft spoken with children, but was known to thunder menacingly at that occasional young mathematician who was caught bobbing her chin a bit off course from the captain's compass. The marvel of Joe Cash's Classroom Management was the efficient way he collected and distributed papers. The children silently passed their papers down and around the rows so that, when the final pile arrived on Mr. Cash's desk, it was arranged strictly in alphabetical order, exactly as in his grade book. Woe unto the child who was not paying attention and misplaced his paper in the pile. A man running a boat and a business and teaching full time had no time for sorting papers, filling out discipline referral forms to administrators, keeping kids after school, or calling parents on the telephone. Everything had to be transacted pay- as- you- go. Whatever impulses made Chuck Schmidt misbehave in my class would have completely dissolved before reaching his muscles, reduced, perhaps, to a mere twitch, in the presence of Mr. Cash.
My friend Don Rippert followed in that tradition, but with a greater appreciation for the role of theatrics in Classroom Management.
I once came into his room on some English Department business. Anyone would have had the impression that a riot was going on. All the kids were either standing on their desks cheering, or out in the aisles jumping and screaming. Don was planted in front of his wardrobe, blocked by a child who was flailing his arms to prevent the adult from opening the closet door. "Out of my way!" the teacher bellowed. The kid was heaving in hysterics. With a straight face, Don repeated with even greater melodramatics, "Get out of my way!!!" But the kid wouldn't budge. With that, the man firmly pushed aside the squiggling boy and opened the door of his coat closet. In a flash the kid hiding inside leapt out and bolted past. Mr. Rippert now totally cracked up, setting the whole class spinning off into utter pandemonium, which seemed like it would never end.
Then, as soon as he felt that crescendo of kid excitement naturally ebbing, very quietly, Mr. Rippert commanded that all grammar books be taken out and opened to page 54. Instantly, the room fell into order. Silently, the texts were out and opened. Soon, kids were reading out loud about subjects and predicates as if nothing but Grammar had ever gone on in that English classroom.
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6 Responses to "Unmitigated Adult Authority In and Of Itself"
Nicole Potter says:
Thanks, I really enjoyed reading that. I come from the same place that you did, lacking the "unmitigated adult authority in the classroom" gene, or whatever. And sometimes I think that I am (and, last year, the teaching artists who worked for me, were) really being "played" by high school students.
I am in your class for AWP, and looking forward to it.
Nicole Potter
Yvette Heyliger says:
These different classroom management "styles" are as facinating as they are entertaining. Am wondering where I lay in this spectrum… As a guest teaching artist, having the teacher in the classroom is a legal requirement and I am grateful for this. I insist on this. Deep down I just want to be the artist, there with the kids, sharing my art in whatever way assists them in the teacher's learning objectives for the class. I don't want the job of being the "policeman." I know I'm not good at it… I look forward to leaning more in class today.
Regina Smoler says:
This just occurred to me. In the new model of balanced literacy which I spoke of yesterday, there is never a mention of classroom management. No one talks about this anymore. How interesting!
I'm not sure what it means, but I'm curious about it.
Ed Tracey says:
I was one of your 7th grade students back in the autumn of 1968 …. and had no idea you were a 'rookie teacher', as you seemed like a natural.
I recall a project you had for us, to record a story using music as a background – and you (along with an art teacher named Miss Anderson, cannot recall her first name) kindly gave me a ride home when we ran late after school.
Yourself and the social studies teacher Bob Bell (whose homeroom I was in, as well) were the first male teachers I ever had, which made the two of you significant as is. Also, a fellow student in that class of yours (John Gamble) and I have been friends to this day.
Hope that you are enjoying retirement!
Ed Tracey
Laura (Boll) Pair says:
Mr. Rippert once picked me up bodily from my desk, turned me upside down and planted me on his desk during class. I believe it was a joke about his hair that landed me in this predicament. What an amazing balance of humor, outright madness, real teaching and yes, discipline, was manifest in his classroom. I loved every minute. You characterize him perfectly here. I hope he is still teaching. There need to be more like him.
Roy Cash says:
Hello Howard, I'm Joe Cash's son and I'm sad to relate that Captain Joe died last week in Stuart Fl. Sean Hays – Joe's Grandson found your essay and has passed it on to the Captains 10 children, 33 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. What a wonderful story about my Dad. Wonderful stories are circulating from many different sources – between them lies the man behind the legend!
I will give you a story about Great Hollow. I went there in the ninth grade and on a beautiful late spring day my friend Kevin Collins and I 'missed' the bus. We took a leisurely 6-7 mile walk to school and around 9 am as we walked into the building there was dad walking down the hallway with Murray Lebowitz and Harry Ortgies. After more than a few stutters and stammers Kevin and I were sent off to our respective classes – I never heard another word about it after I was privately told to never embarrass him again.
Captain Joe Retired from teaching in 1982 and went back to sea as an AB with Mobile Oil on tankers for several years. After leaving Mobile, He ran the Plum Island Ferry for the Dept of Agriculture and did finally retire when he was 80.
He and his wife Margie spent most of their time at their home on Hutchinson Island in Stuart, Fl. He will be buried in Holy Sepulcher cemetery in Coram on Friday. Your story is a wonderful tribute to you as a lifelong educator. Thank you for sharing it!
Roy Cash
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This innovative experiment focuses on developing uncompetitive activities that meet the region's needs, in order to create jobs with permanent contracts for the local long-term unemployed. Employment-focused companies concentrating on regional activities (forest management, renovation of municipal buildings, recycling and recovery centres, tourism etc.) are set up. At the end of the experimental phase (regulated by the law on regional experimentation aiming to reduce long-term unemployment), a new legal framework will be drawn up enabling any local authority to choose to cut long-term unemployment in its region.
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Nancy Beth Rojek, 63, of Crystal Lake passed away March 29, 2019. She was born May 19, 1955, the daughter of Conway "Bud" and Bernice Bearby. On February 5, 1977 she married Daniel Rojek. Family was everything to Nancy and she cherished every moment with them. She often sacrificed for others and there wasn't anything she wouldn't do for someone. She was loved by many. Her lifelong passion was to be a teacher. She spent the last 16 years living out that passion, teaching children and molding the minds of our future. She is survived by her husband, Daniel Rojek; her children, Jennifer Johanson and Jeffrey Rojek; her granddaughter, Madison Nowak; her siblings, Sue (David), Sonny (Janet), Craig (Gritt), Carl and Cindy. She was preceded in death by her parents. There will be a visitation from 9am to 10:30am on Thursday, April 4 at Querhammer & Flagg Funeral Home, 500 W. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal Lake. Prayers will be said at 10:30am with a procession for an 11am funeral Mass at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church, 451 W. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal Lake. Interment will be in Windridge Memorial Park, Cary. Memorials may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital at www.stjude.org. Online condolences may be made at www.querhammerandflagg.com.
We always loved having Mrs. Rojek in our classrooms and substitute teaching our kids. The students enjoyed working with her and she brought sunshine even on the cloudiest days. Nancy will be missed and we will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.
Our hearts ache for you and your family during this difficult time. May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. Our most sincere condolences.
I'm very sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother. May God comfort you and your family in this difficult time. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Grew up across the street from the Bearby bunch in Oak Lawn. Fond memories of the entire family, including Nancy. Please accept our sympathies and prayers at this difficult time.
I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of Nancy. I first met Nancy when she subbed at Conley Elementary School. She was always a delight to work with. She will be deeply missed. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
I am so sorry to hear about your mom. My heart hurts for you.
May God give you the strength to cope with this loss in the days ahead and thereafter.
JJ ~ I am so very sorry for your loss. Please know that you and your family are in my prayers.
Our prayers and thoughts go out to you and your family. May God grant you peace during this hard time and fill your heart with warm memories of your Mom.
My sincere condolences to all who loved Nancy, especially her family who she loved so much. I first met Nancy when she subbed for me. She was such a sweet lady and a much requested sub. I enjoyed working with Nancy, seeing her smiling face, and chatting with her about her family. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers at this sad time.
Nancy Beth Rojek, 63, of Crystal Lake passed away March 29, 2019.
She was born May 19, 1955, the daughter of Conway "Bud" and Bernice Bearby. On February 5, 1977 she married Daniel Rojek.
Family was everything to Nancy and she cherished every moment with them. She often sacrificed for others and there wasn't anything she wouldn't do for someone. She was loved by many. Her lifelong passion was to be a teacher. She spent the last 16 years living out that passion, teaching children and molding the minds of our future.
She is survived by her husband, Daniel Rojek; her children, Jennifer Johanson and Jeffrey Rojek; her granddaughter, Madison Nowak; her siblings, Sue (David), Sonny (Janet), Craig (Gritt), Carl and Cindy.


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Q: Rails 4.2 dependent: :destroy problems with CollectionProxy I've used dependent: :destroy on models before with out any problem, but in rails 4.2 I'm stuck. The past uses were mainly for classic has_many belongs_to models. It almost seems that #<ActiveRecord::Associations::CollectionProxy is causing my problems.

Models

    class Subject < ActiveRecord::Base
        has_many :properties
        has_many :values, :through => :properties
        has_many :tags, :through => :properties

    class Property < ActiveRecord::Base
      belongs_to :subject
      belongs_to :tag
      belongs_to :value

    class Value < ActiveRecord::Base
        has_one :property
        has_one :subject, :through => :property
        has_one :tag, :through => :property

    class Tag < ActiveRecord::Base
        has_many :properties
        has_many :subjects, :through => :properties

My goals were to

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*Deleting a Subject would delete all associated Properties and Values

*Deleting a Property would delete the associated Value, leaving Subject intact

*or, Deleting a Value would delete the associated Property, leaving Subject intact

I tried adding dependent destroy on the values line in Subject and the property line in Value. It would delete the properties, but not the values. I tried putting it on the values properties line and value line in Property and got the same results - it would not delete the Values.
I then tried before_destroy filter and ran into the same type of problem or a ActiveRecord::InvalidForeignKey: PG::ForeignKeyViolation: ERROR when I tried the the model associations. I then hacked it and got it to work:
    # In Subject model
    before_destroy :destroy_values
    def destroy_values
        # relations does not seem to work got the Values using a new query
            #values.destroy_all
        pids = values.pluck(:id)
        Value.where(id:pids).destroy_all
    end

    # in Value model
    before_destroy :destroy_property
    def destroy_property
        property.destroy
    end

Not sure what is going on, read up as much as I could on dependent and tried delete_all, and every other thing I saw with no joy!
Yes, it is a strange model, just playing around and tried to replicate the "Whatit?" Apple II database in rails for grins.

A: Sometimes, when your stuck going around circles, you just have to ask a question.  When you don't get an answer, you've had time to rethink the problem. I guess I didn't try all the options.
I think the problem is my not understanding default strategy of nullify. According to my goals, you can't have a value without a property and vice versa. Trying to destroy using a through association would raise the pg error. The simple solution that I apparently didn't try was to dependent destroy properties in the Subject model and dependent destroy value in the Property model.  The warning in the guide not to use dependent destroy on a belongs_to association may have started my circle trip. I'm still not sure I understand the warning. My guess is that when subject.properties is destroyed, the subject_id is set to null before the property.value destroy call is made, avoiding the pg error. My cleaned up models:
    class Subject < ActiveRecord::Base
        has_many :properties, dependent: :destroy
        has_many :values, :through => :properties
        has_many :tags, :through => :properties

    class Property < ActiveRecord::Base
      belongs_to :subject
      belongs_to :tag
      belongs_to :value, dependent: :destroy

    class Value < ActiveRecord::Base
        has_one :property
        has_one :subject, :through => :property
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Personal experiences along the beaches in Myrtle Beach proper have brought me to the same conclusion. In addition, I have yet to see any resistance by tent-users when they are asked to relocate.
First report: The Myrtle Beach City Council continues to deliberate the fate of tents and canopies on the beach. The newest possibility is a "do not cross this line" policy.
Good news. You may still be able to seek shade in the form of a tent or large canopy on the beach, but you might be asked to set it up at least ten feet behind the umbrella line. The change is in an effort to maintain order and safety on Myrtle Beach beaches.
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The Myrtle Beach City Council is scheduled to meet again on Tuesday, June 12, 2012.


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Warzone 2100 Board index Game Related Development Ideas and suggestions
Steam Greenlight?
Ideas and suggestions for how to improve the Warzone 2100 base game only. Ideas for mods go in Mapping/Modding instead. Read sticky posts first!
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Post by LezzoMazonn » 18 Sep 2019, 02:11
Don't know if i'm posting in the right place, but since it's a suggestion and it's about Warzone 2100, i'm gonna stick this here.
As the title says, what about steam greenlight?
I don't know how many people would like to see the game on steam honestly, but it's something to consider, more visibility means more people playing, which means more multiplayer games and probably more people could help with development.
If i'm not mistaken, the cost should be 100$, which we can try to raise them since it's not a huge amount of money. I, as someone who plays this game since when i was like 10 years old or something like that, i would gladly donate something to help with that.
Maybe you could add the people who donate in the credits, which makes it also rewarding seeing your name in the credits of a game you actually enjoy, want to help grow and actually helped even if you're not capable of coding or things like that.
What do you guys think?
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Football: De La Salle defense stands out in rout of San Ramon Valley
De La Salle holds San Ramon Valley under 100 yards as it continues to look ahead to another CIF state title match
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle running back Shamar Garrett (24) dives for a first down over San Ramon Valley's Jered Kenny (2) during their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
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CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle quarterback Dorian Hale (10) breaks free from San Ramon Valley's Jered Kenny (2) on a 43-yard first quarter touchdown run at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle running back Shamar Garrett (24) dives for a first down over San Ramon Valley's Jered Kenny (2) in the first quarter of their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle wide receiver Peter Mazolewski (25) catches a 64-yard touchdown pass against San Ramon Valley in the second quarter of their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: San Ramon Valley quarterback Jack Quigley (8) is sacked by De La Salle's Clayton Seastrand (15) in the second quarter of their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle quarterback Dorian Hale (10) looks downfield against San Ramon Valley's for a late first half touchdown and a 31-0 halftime lead at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle's Benjamin Roe (60) gets called for a facemark penalty while tackling San Ramon Valley quarterback Jack Quigley (8) in the second quarter at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle running back Mekhi Norfleet (20) dives over the goal line for a fourth quarter touchdown against San Ramon Valley during their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: San Ramon Valley quarterback Jack Quigley (8) looks downfield against the De La Salle defense in the second quarter of their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: San Ramon Valley quarterback Jack Quigley (8) talks with a coach during a timeout during a game against De La Salle in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle quarterback Dorian Hale (10) recovers a loose ball during the second quarter of a game against San Ramon Valley at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: San Ramon Valley running back Massi Berger (20) is tackled by De La Salle'sRobert Vanderklugt (27) during the fourth quarter of their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: The San Ramon Valley football team takes the field at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle quarterback Dorian Hale (10) eludes a tackle from San Ramon Valley's Zach Moses (77) on a 43-yard first quarter touchdown run at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
CONCORD, CA - OCT. 18: De La Salle quarterback Dorian Hale (10) scores on on a 43-yard first quarter touchdown run against San Ramon Valley at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
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CONCORD — At this point in the season, it's pretty much a foregone conclusion that De La Salle is likely to win another North Coast Section championship and play one of the SoCal titans for the California Interscholastic Federation Open Division crown.
The Spartans ran their record to 8-1 on Friday night, rolling past San Ramon Valley 52-0. Quarterback Dorian Hale ran for one touchdown and threw for another. So did running back Shamar Garrett, who hooked up with Peter Mazolewski on a 64-yard option pass in the second quarter as DLS built a 31-0 halftime lead.
San Ramon Valley (5-3) played hard, a fact acknowledged by both head coaches — Aaron Becker of the Wolves and Justin Alumbaugh of De La Salle. But when all was said and done, the Spartans held a 474-77 bulge in total yardage. SRV did not run a single play inside De La Salle territory.
Now, as the season winds down, the Spartans freely admit they are looking ahead to the playoffs, especially an anticipated meeting with a Mater Dei or St. John Bosco.
"We prepare for the team we will be playing each week." wide receiver/defensive back Lu Magia Hearns said. "But the coaching staff also implements stuff we might see down the road."
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Against San Ramon Valley, the Spartans ran 29 plays in the first half. Nineteen were rushing plays that went for 207 yards. The Spartans threw 10 times, completing seven for 130 yards and two touchdowns. De La Salle scored on its first eight possessions.
"We're always trying to see how our program can get better," Alumbaugh said. "Compete with anybody in the country. That's what we're trying to do."
In the first half, the Spartans put an emphasis on "trying to spread the (San Ramon Valley) defense out a lot more," Hearns said.
It worked as Garrett, Grant Daley and tight end Isaiah Burton all caught passes. One of Daley's receptions went for a touchdown, as did the option pass from Garrett to Mazolewski.
The Spartans only threw one pass in the second half, a 30-yard completion from backup quarterback Sam Odell to sophomore Brodie Tagaloa. As much as De La Salle wants to prepare for what's ahead, it doesn't want to run up the score.
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The defense, on the other hand, didn't have to worry about going basic. Friday was a good night to test the secondary, as San Ramon Valley is a passing offense that has gained a little over 60 percent of its yardage this season through the air.
San Ramon Valley completed six of 14 passes for 51 yards and managed just 26 yards rushing.
"They had less than 100 yards, so that was good," said running back/defensive James Coby, who scored on a 10-yard run.
CONCORD, CA – OCT. 18: San Ramon Valley running back Massi Berger (20) is tackled by De La Salle'sRobert Vanderklugt (27) during the fourth quarter of their game at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
The secondary has been a little bit of a work in progress for the Spartans this season. De La Salle paid a price in graduation last season, losing Henry To'oto'o, Jhasi Wilson, Amir Wallace and Taveis Marshall. To'oto'o and Wilson were linebackers whom the Spartans relied on for pass coverage.
"You lose all those guys, they were big, physical kids," Alumbaugh said. "But this team's speed is one of the best I've had."
The speed in the secondary has forced opponents into trying to move with short passes. Monte Vista had some success earlier this month, but Garrett and Coby said the secondary did a pretty good job of containing San Ramon Valley. The Spartans had one interception.
San Ramon Valley might be good down the road, but this season it's a young team with sophomore quarterback Jack Quigley and a host of underclassmen at wide receiver.
"I thought our kids played tough," Becker said. "I was pleased with the effort. We could have folded, but we didn't. We hung with them defensively in the first quarter, in the first half. But anything we tried to get going offensively, they took away."
De La Salle will have to play good defense against either Mater Dei or St. John Bosco. Both have premier quarterbacks.
"Their quarterbacks are incredible," Alumbaugh said. "Today you've got to have a good quarterback to have a chance."
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Of his own quarterback, Alumbaugh said, "We're happy with the guy we have back there. He can create problems for defenses. He can run, he can make the underneath throws, he can make the deep throws. He's pretty dynamic. He can drop back, then run."
Hale scored the game's first touchdown with a 43-yard run less than two minutes after the opening kickoff. He ran five more times after that, and finished the night with 71 yards on the ground.
It was one more step for De La Salle toward the ultimate prize — a meeting in the CIF Open Division championship and possibly a state title, a coveted prize the Spartans haven't won since 2015.
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