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Q: Messed up pushing to github, now would like to revert changes First time ever working with git and command line for github and I think I messed up pretty bad. I was using an older version of this repository: https://github.com/nielsenramon/chalk. I downloaded, played around, made my own thing. Then I decided to upload to GitHub. What happened was I had no idea what I was doing, so in Git Bash, I typed in git init and then run/deploy. Problem is, in the readme file of the version I'm working on, it told me:

Important note: Chalk does not support the standard way of Jekyll hosting on GitHub Pages. You need to deploy your working branch (can be any branch, for xxx.github.io users: use another branch than master) with the bin/deploy script. Reason for this is because Chalk uses Jekyll plugins that aren't supported by GitHub pages. The bin/deploy script will automatically build the entire project, then push it to the gh-pages branch of your repo. The script creates that branch for you so no need to create it yourself.
You can find more info on how to use the gh-pages branch and a custom domain here.
View this for more info about automated deployment with Circle CI.

Here is what it has in bin/deploy:
#!/usr/bin/env sh

# Run this script to deploy the app to Github Pages.

# Exit if any subcommand fails.
set -e

echo "Started deploying"

# Checkout gh-pages branch.
if [ `git branch | grep gh-pages` ]
then
  git branch -D gh-pages
fi
git checkout -b gh-pages

# Build site.
yarn install --modules-folder ./_assets/yarn
bundle exec jekyll build

# Delete and move files.
find . -maxdepth 1 ! -name '_site' ! -name '.git' ! -name '.gitignore' -exec rm -rf {} \;
mv _site/* .
rm -R _site/

# Push to gh-pages.
git add -fA
git commit --allow-empty -m "$(git log -1 --pretty=%B) [ci skip]"
git push -f -q origin gh-pages

# Move back to previous branch.
git checkout -
yarn install --modules-folder ./_assets/yarn

echo "Deployed Successfully!"

exit 0

So when I ran run/deploy, I got this error message back: https://pastebin.com/MZPGvstX
It also deleted a bunch of my files and I'm so confused as to what happened. I really hope I can at least recover it.

A: It appears I don't have enough points to make a comment on this, but I believe my answer will fill out the missing gaps here.
I spoke with OP in a separate form of social media to get some clarity on the problem.

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*There was the directory with project files in it

*The directory was not a git repository

*OP ran git init on that directory - but the working files were not staged nor committed

*The Chalk deploy script was then run after the init

*Script creates a branch

*Then it has a find command in it which looks for all files/dirs not .git, _sites, .gitignore - and then proceeds to run an rm -rf on everything it found

*The script then commits to that new gh-pages branch

OP showed me a screenshot of the "all branch history" window from Git GUI, and there is only one commit. The files were deleted before they were tracked, and as far as I know, are unrecoverable easily.
If a revert were to be done, it would be bringing the directory to a point right after those files were rm'd


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Duke Hires Christopher Beeley
Clips, News
The Rev. Christopher Beeley will become director of the Anglican Episcopal House of Studies at Duke Divinity School next July. He will also serve as professor of theology and the Jack and Barbara Bovender Professor of Anglican Episcopal Studies and Ministry.
"We are delighted to welcome Christopher Beeley to Duke," said Elaine Heath, dean of Duke Divinity School. "Dr. Beeley's interdisciplinary expertise in early Christianity bridges the gap between historical and theological studies, with an increasing focus in constructive theology. His background as a clinical psychologist provides additional remarkable strength to our students and community."
Beeley is Walter H. Gray Associate Professor of Anglican Studies and Patristics at Yale University and teaches early Christian theology and history and modern Anglican tradition.
He is the author of Leading God's People: Wisdom from the Early Church for Today (Eerdmans, 2012), The Unity of Christ: Continuity and Conflict in Patristic Tradition (Yale University Press, 2012), and Gregory of Nazianzus on the Trinity and the Knowledge of God (Oxford University Press, 2008), which was the winner of a John Templeton Award for Theological Promise.
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История кондитерских изделий насчитывает более двух тысяч лет, кондитерские изделия были известны уже в Древнем Китае, Древней Индии, Древнем Египте, Древней Греции и Древнем Риме.

Древний мир

До того, как в древней Европе стал доступен сахар, кондитерские изделия были основаны на мёде. Мёд использовался в Древнем Китае, Древней Индии, Древнем Египте, Древней Греции и Древнем Риме для создания оболочки фруктов и цветов, чтобы сохранить их или приготовить сладости. Между VI и IV веками до нашей эры персы, а затем и греки установили контакт с индийским субконтинентом и его «тростником, который производит мёд без пчёл». Они заимствовали, а затем распространили сахар и выращивание сахарного тростника. Сахарный тростник изначально происходит из Индийского субконтинента и Юго-Восточной Азии.

Средние века

Примечания

Кондитерские изделия

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Sonicblue to File for Bankruptcy
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (Reuters) - Consumer electronics maker Sonicblue Inc. said on Friday it plans to file for bankruptcy and that it agreed to sell the assets of its main product lines for $52.5 million.
Sonicblue said it agreed to sell its Rio unit, which made the first mainstream device to play music in the popular MP3 format, and its ReplayTV digital video recorder unit to D&M Holdings of Japan for $40 million, plus the assumption of about $5 million in liabilities.
Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti is a top seller in Germany, climbs on Amazon and Newegg charts


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Do you remember the lyrics to "Party In Your Bedroom" by Cash Cash?
This music video had the perfect amount of neon and zebra print.
Neon-pop band Cash Cash took the Myspace world by storm in 2008 with their sexually charged hit "Party In Your Bedroom" from their debut album, Take It To The Floor. This song was stuck on countless profile pages along with the likes of Family Force 5's "Love Addict" and 3OH!3's "PUNKBITCH."
As the 2010s unfolded, Cash Cash changed from a vibrant, energetic pop act with a niche fanbase to a world-renowned DJ group. They've worked with artists such as Bebe Rexha, Christina Perri and Fitz And The Tantrums, who all appeared on the group's 2016 album, Blood, Sweat & 3 Years. This year, they worked with Andy Grammer on the track "I Found You."
Read more: Build your Myspace page and we'll give you a scene name
Though the group have changed their sound over the years, their influence in the scene still reaches far. Return to the Myspace era and see if you can remember the lyrics to "Party In Your Bedroom" by Cash Cash.
More on Cash Cash
Like the rest of the industry, Cash Cash had to adjust their plans amid the coronavirus pandemic. The trio—brothers Alex and Jean Paul Makhlouf and Samuel Frisch—were in the midst of touring as the world began to shut down.
Having kicked off their End Of Winter Run tour in late February, they took to Instagram in mid-March to update fans on the future.
"Hope everyone is staying safe right now!" the post begins. "We're back home and gonna be working on tons of new music during these times. And since we can't be out on the road, we'll be releasing a bunch of cool stuff in the next few days and weeks. Sending everyone good vibes and keep washing those hands!"
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Despite fierce competition from wine producers around the globe, Bordeaux remains the centre of the fine wine world.The climate provides for relatively mild winters and long, warm summers. Exactly the conditions needed for growing grapes suited to the production of well-structured, long-lasting wines. This huge region of 120,000 ha of vineyards (more than five times the size of Marlborough) is home to 10,000 wine producers and 57 different Appellations. Red now makes up 88% of Bordeaux wine, which is still often referred to as "Claret". The origin of this name was to differentiate the lighter-coloured wines of the coastal region from the deeper "black" wines from up-country regions. We have a tasty line up of Claret to suit most Bordeaux-loving budgets. But grab them while you can, they tend to sell out fast.


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Source: Department of Public Information (DPI)
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Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York
PANELS FOCUS ON NEW VERSUS TRADITIONAL TOOLS, ROLE OF WOMEN AS EIGHTEENTH
INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SEMINAR ON PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST CONTINUES
(Received from a UN Information Officer.)
LISBON, 22 July — The eighteenth International Media Seminar on Peace in the Middle East continued this afternoon, holding two panel discussions on the topics "New media vs. traditional media: allies or adversaries in furthering the peace process" and "The role of Israeli and Palestinian women in achieving peace and security in the Middle East".
Participants in the first panel raised the point that the information revolution was creating new opportunities and realities, offering access with little or no filter to information and opinion. Such advances had in the past led to great political, social and other changes. New media not available only a few years ago offered endless opportunities to meet and forge links with new people. However, it was important to distinguish the difference between blogging and other forms of new media, and the established media, as the former seemed to erode certain simple principles upon which journalism rested, particularly the need for verification and supporting information. Blogs often lacked that standard.
Moderated by Antonio Pedro Monteiro Lima, Permanent Representative of Cape Verde to the United Nations and Chairman of the Committee on Information, the panel featured Edmund Ghareeb, Expert in Arab and American Media and their Coverage of Middle East Affairs at American University in Washington, D.C., as the keynote speaker. The panellists were Antonio Granado, Professor at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa; Nacer Al-Laham, Editor-in-Chief of Maan News Agency; Efi Triger, a journalist with Israeli Television's Channel 10; and Joe Lauria, a columnist with the Johannesburg Star newspaper.
Participants in the second panel highlighted the focus of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) on the vital role of women in peacemaking and conflict resolution, and its comprehensive programme of work regarding women, peace and security. They cited studies showing that societies which derogated women's rights were more violent and belligerent, and pointed to the resolution's importance in emphasizing the need for women to be involved in peacemaking, not as passive victims, but as possible contributors to solutions. Women were often the victims of war who suffered the most, and in the Israeli-Palestinian context, the distinction between the front and the homeland was almost non-existent, thus involving them in conflict to a greater extent than was usually recognized.
Moderated by Paula Refolo, Director of the Strategic Communications Division in the Department of Public Information, the panel's keynote speakers were Mona Mohamed Alkhalili, Secretary-General of the Union of Palestinian Women of the Palestinian Authority, and Ronit Tirosh, Member of Knesset from the Kadima party. The panellists were Eetta Prince-Gibson, Editor-in-Chief of the Jerusalem Report; Vilitcia Barghouti, blogger and correspondent for the Voice of Women newspaper in Ramallah; George Hishmeh, Washington-based syndicated columnist, writer and founding board member of the Jerusalem Fund; and Paul Gillespie, lead writer and columnist for the Irish Times.
The Seminar will continue at 9 a.m. on Friday 23 July, when it will hold two panels, on "Harnessing new media for positive change in the Middle East" and on "The Civil Society Initiative: The role of Israeli and Palestinian mayors in contributing to peace and security in the Middle East". The eighteenth meeting will conclude after the second panel discussion.
Mr. LIMA (Cape Verde), Chairman of the Committee on Information and Moderator of the panel on "New media vs. traditional media: allies or adversaries in furthering the peace process", said the existence of new media had changed the way in which traditional media reported breaking news and developments in the Middle East, particularly as they related to the peace process. Those rapid changes were having an impact on reporting the situation.
Keynote Address
Mr. GHAREEB said the past few decades had borne out the warning sounded more than three decades ago that the phenomenal development of new media would revolutionize politics, overwhelming any sense of historical context. The intertwining of politics, nationalism and religion, combined with the absence of historical context, had become a massive hurdle to ensuring accurate coverage of the conflict, without which it was very difficult to understand the basic issues behind it.
He went on to say that the delivery and consumption of news had also changed dramatically with the explosion of new forms of media, such as Internet news sites, blogs and social networking tools like Facebook and YouTube, as well as news alerts on mobile phones. The information revolution was creating new opportunities and realities, offering access with little or no filter to information and opinion, he said, noting that such advances had in the past led to great political, social and other changes. New media had the power to shape the way people thought and behaved, impacting hearts and minds, but it was a double-edged sword, he warned, noting that it had tremendous potential to play a role in conflict resolution, and equally tremendous potential for mischief-making.
Mr. GRANADO of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa said he had three ideas for the discussion: first, that new and traditional media could be allies. Traditional media could learn much from new media, which represented an opportunity rather than a menace to communication and to journalists. Traditional media must start working with new media and understand the meaning of the latter, which could help newspapers, television channels and radios reach a much broader audience. Secondly, talking about the media and the role of journalists was sometimes done in an egotistical way when the fact was that journalists were no longer in control. Their gatekeeper role no longer existed since sources now had their own means of communicating with the outside world, although journalists were crucial for credibility and verification of information. Thirdly, he said, because of the Internet, traditional media in many countries were concentrating too much on breaking news, and thereby failing to fulfil their traditional role of providing context and background information to users.
Mr. AL-LAHAM of Maan News Agency said 65 per cent of Palestinian public opinion was gained from external information sources, and recalled that in 2003 the Palestinian media had been almost entirely destroyed, leaving a void, and leading to fears that there would no longer be an independent voice coming from Palestine. Palestinian society was developing, and its media should remain in Palestine or they would become hostage to foreign money and to the countries where they were located. Thus, from a humanitarian and cultural point of view, the voice of Palestine must be from within Palestine, and should not be a victim of Israeli hatred, he said, adding that Israeli journalists should help in that regard. Furthermore, any journalist wishing for a free media in Palestine had to ask where the money came from, he said, noting that political money came into the Palestinian territories to fund the media, which had repercussions on the content.
Mr. TRIGER of Israeli Television Channel 10 said he believed new media were conducive to the peace process, noting that, since every journalist wished to have as many sources as possible, the number relating to the Arab world and Palestinian communications was huge. New media offered endless opportunities not available only a few years ago to meet and forge links with new people. In closed societies, such as in Iran, the significance of new media was even more critical, particularly with regard to the "Twitter Revolution". Informal advocacy now informed the world, and the understanding and acquaintanceship fostered with other parties could be one of the main roads to peace, he said.
Mr. LAURIA of the Johannesburg Star recalled that President Dwight Eisenhower had once said that people wanted peace so much that Governments had better get out of their way and let them have it. In the Middle East, Governments had failed to solve that problem, one possible reason being that they had an interest in prolonging it. However, the people on either side did not want the conflict to continue. The established media, whether Government- or corporate-owned, had their own interests, he stressed, adding that they generally reflected the interests and views of the elite and the ruling circle. It was important to distinguish the difference between blogging and other forms of new media on the one hand, and the established media on the other, since the former seemed to erode certain simple principles upon which journalism rested, namely the need for verification and supporting information. Blogs often did not have that standard.
Interactive Discussion
Among the questions and issues raised from the floor in the ensuing discussion was the importance of interpersonal peace. When increasing numbers of civil society members knew the problems of the other side as well as their own, and expressed their opinion in promoting peace through the voting booth, whether in Israel or Palestine, then the peace process had a greater chance. Modern media were open to all, which meant there was no proof of the credibility of information available on new media. There was a need to guarantee that information and to establish a form of control over it, since it had the potential to encourage those who were irresponsible with information. As for the idea that the peace process was dead, he said there was some cultural cooperation among journalists, seminars and activities, but they were "very marginal" and Governments needed to foster inter-personal relationships further.
In response to a question, Mr. GRANADO said people would never get tired of social media because the world belonged to the children of today, who would grow up to consume media in new and different ways. Print journalists were not gatekeepers, but grave-keepers, he said, adding that they would always be necessary as long as they did their job, and they would be "run over" if they did not. Today a mobile phone that could take pictures was often more powerful than thousands of journalists, he pointed out, warning that unless the latter continued to move forward, modern technology would wipe them out.
Mr. TRIGER described the proximity discussions as a joke, saying there was no political peace process and the political parties were not ready. The more people on one side came into contact with people on the other and realized they were all human beings, the more political ideas would change. People would vote for the parties supporting peace, he said, cautioning, however, that such an eventuality would take many years.
Mr. LAURIA said that the media needed to push leaders on both sides, and, if they were channelling the needs and wants of both sides, then that could have an effect on the leaders. People on both sides must come together and speak out to push the leaders into beginning the talks necessary to achieve peace.
Mr. GHAREEB, underlining the important role of the media in the United States, said there was an important difference between those covering international affairs, and those covering domestic matters, which were often much more fiercely debated. Foreign affairs were only interesting to special interest groups and the Government, as illustrated in the "cheerleading" role played by the United States media during the conflict in Iraq.
Mr. LIMA ( Cape Verde) said he had grown up with hope in the peace process, and preferred to continue believing in the optimistic way forward as he could not bear to consider the alternative. Israel could bring a lot of things to the world, and would coexist with Palestine tomorrow as the status quo was unsustainable and could not continue, he added.
PAULA REFOLO, Director, Strategic Communications Division, United Nations Department of Public Information and Moderator of the panel on "The role of Israeli and Palestinian women in achieving peace and security in the Middle East", said the hope was for the discussion to expand on proceedings in the previous two panel discussions in reflecting on the contributions that women, including those in the media, were making on the ground. It was a timely moment in which to address the issue, considering that 2010 marked the tenth anniversary of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000), the first to address the impact of war on women, who continued to bear the heaviest impact of ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Ms. ALKHALILI, of the Palestinian Authority's Union of Palestinian Women, noted that for more than six decades, the Palestinian people had suffered war and occupation, but they were a peace-loving people firmly believing that a just and lasting peace would come. Resolution 1325 (2000) focused on the vital role of women in conflict resolution, and set out a comprehensive programme of work regarding women, peace and security. She said Palestinian women journalists had overcome a range of difficulties to play a prominent role in covering events in all fields, firmly believing that peace and peaceful resistance was the best way to free the land and establish a Palestinian State. There should be no procrastination in ending the occupation, which only encouraged extremism on both sides and impeded the search for a just solution, she said. Occupation had gone "beyond the limits" and imposed silence, which also impeded peace. All journalists should raise their pens high to work for peace, she urged, stressing that the media must be the voice of a just and lasting peace that would give people all their rights, dignity, and freedoms.
Ms. TIROSH, Member of Knesset, said women were the remedy for the dying peace process and involving them in the negotiation teams and the wider process would bring change. Studies showed that societies which derogated women's rights were more violent and belligerent, which was why the Security Council resolution was so important, as it related to the need for women to be involved not as passive victims, but as possible contributors to solutions. In order to solve conflicts, it was necessary to grasp the needs and interests of the other side, and to do that, there was a need to respect the other's needs, language, narrative and culture. If women were involved in that, the meeting places need not resemble battlefields, but places of mutual cooperation and respect, she said. Women's understanding of political and social issues was vital for justice and peace, she said, emphasizing peace would only be achieved when Israeli and Palestinian women took an equal part in negotiating teams.
Ms. PRINCE-GIBSON of the Jerusalem Report said that having a uterus was no guarantee of morality, and oestrogen was not a peace-inducing hormone. However, besides being legal and fair, it was in society's best interest, as well as that of resolving the conflict, to include women. They were often the victims who suffered most from war, and in the current situation the distinction between the front and the homeland was almost non-existent, thus involving women in conflict to a greater extent than was usually recognized. Women learned that while there were certain values, there were also pragmatic needs and solutions, that life was complicated and solutions were not always easy to come by, and that in order to protect those they loved, there was a need to talk truth to the powers in charge. That changed the way in which women saw peace solutions, she said, emphasizing that distinctions between "hard" and "soft" issues should be broken.
Ms. BARGHOUTI of Ramallah's Voice of Women newspaper said there were not enough courageous women media practitioners, due to two factors that made them, as journalists, calculate a lot before telling a story or even writing a word. Palestinian women journalists came from a certain context created by all the tensions pervading the fragile Palestinian society, which in turn impacted their opportunities. A strong, effective legal infrastructure was needed to support the rights and opportunities of women and to create courageous and crusading women journalists who could speak out about the concerns of other women, she stressed, pointing out that in Palestine and other parts of the developing world, journalism was still considered a hardship profession that was not in line with women's nature.
Mr. HISHMEH of the Jerusalem Fund said that, thanks to the "game-changing" Internet the Palestinian position was now often better known and discussed than it had been before. However, not all voices were official voices, and they did not all reflect the official Palestinian or, indeed, Israeli position. New media could cause embarrassing situations for everybody, as had been seen recently in various cases. The role of women had increased, particularly on television, but Palestinian women had an influence, politically and internationally, through their writing, whether journalism or creative writing, such as short stories and novels. Women could help both sides, through their readers, to understand the passion of the Palestinians.
Mr. GILLESPIE of the Irish Times said that when comparing conflicts, there were often as many differences as similarities, thus the comparison between the Northern Ireland conflict and that in the Middle East was not necessarily germane. However, the issue of women largely hinged on the concern that male elites in a top-down process would determine the outcome, rather than through an inclusive process involving the concerns expressed by women. The community activism in which many women in Northern Ireland had been involved for many years had been brought together with the feminist movement in a very positive way, moving beyond a traditional ethno-conflict resolution model, which would accommodate elites on both sides. Women had become agents of change in the Northern Ireland conflict through their involvement in very many ways, he said, adding that Northern Ireland had clear lessons as to what could be done through the cross-community involvement of women.
Ms. TIROSH said the issue was not women's contribution to the peace process, but how to bring more women to the negotiating table. The examples cited during the discussion were not the right ones, as they referred to one woman surrounded by men, where they had no choice other than to behave like men. Women were clever, pragmatic and focused on their target, which was one of their added values, she said, pointing out that peace was not made by countries, but by people.
Ms. PRINCE-GIBSON added that it was not a matter of chromosomes, but one of values and of including in the process people who thought in terms of inclusiveness and diversity. The issue was that in today's society, divisions were along male-female lines. There was a need to bring in the sense of values and types of thinking currently associated with women, and to make them human values, rather than male or female values. As long as society had a division of labour, role, and value, and of what was considered worthwhile and what was not, and as long as women were not brought to the table, the very values that were needed would not be included. The media had not played their role in that regard, and had not promoted diversity, she said.
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The 16 'Mews Suites' are housed in rustic farm and stable buildings, contained within a 'secret garden' set in the grounds of the 128 bedroom Sopwell House hotel. The individually designed suites, apartments and duplexes are accessed through secure gates and set within beautifully landscaped gardens.
Sparcstudio worked closely with RHS Chelsea Flower Show Gold award winner Ann-Marie Powell, who created the stunning gardens, the centre piece of which is a communal alfresco lounge including a Hydrotherapy pool with waterwall and exquisite lighting after dark.
The layouts of the new Suites were designed by Sparcstudio to optimise the feeling of space and also to provide a feeling of a private bolt hole. Many of the suites are accessed via a private mini 'spa garden' some of which have their own exclusive cedar hot-tub.
The overall emphasis is on comfort; cosy features which reflect the scale of the buildings in which they are housed, such as welcoming feature fireplaces with bespoke designed bookcases and cosy niche seating – form the focal point of the lounge spaces. Others have four-poster beds with double-ended baths located by the fireside.
The walls are decorated with an eclectic mix of artwork and objects based around a 'glamorous country' look. The Suites are proving very popular with individual guests, parties or for corporate users where the whole of the Mews can be booked for a 'sole use' or an exclusive event.
We are very excited to have the new luxury Mews suites launching at Sopwell House. They will appeal to our high-end clientele and also reflect the quintessentially British flair of Sopwell House as a whole.
The new Mews Suites at Sopwell House totally blew me away. Ranged around an utterly gorgeous gated courtyard, the suites are so luxurious.


Q. Why is one's breath visible in winter but not in summer?
A. In winter, water vapor contained in the breath condenses into small droplets, which become visible but in summer they are quickly evaporated and not seen.
Q. Why are white clothes more comfortable in summer than dark or black ones?
A. White clothes are good reflectors and bad absorbers of heat, whereas dark or black clothes are good absorbers of heat. Therefore, white clothes are more comfortable because they do not absorb heat from the sun rays.
Q. Why is a rainbow seen after a shower?
A. After a shower, the clouds containing water droplets act like a prism through which the white light is dispersed producing a spectrum.
Q. Why are air coolers less effective during the rainy season?
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If you want more success in your life then you have to take action. Each day we are reading and being presented with tons of great information to help you overcome the stress and problems in your life; but are you using it? Have you done webinars or read books over the past year and not acted on the teachings? …Well it's time!
It's simple. We are all happiest when we are growing and challenging ourselves to learn something new that excites us or inspires us. And it's always excellent to learn something that will make your life easier or better.
The hard part is finding the motivation to get started or to step away from the things that are causing you stress.
1. First, having the right attitude is key! If you approach a problem with the wrong mindset or attitude you will most likely fail! So before you begin your process of growing yet to understand why and be passionate about doing it. For me, a simple understanding that everything in life is better when you earn it helps me get motivated. I find the most of my clients find motivation when they realize everything that doing right now is it formula that's producing and happiness; therefore any action you take Tim prove it is in a make you feel better and improve your life.
3. Use what you got! I am confident that you spent time over the past couple years either reading books, going to seminars, attending webinars, following people on social media, reading motivational posts and much more… and I'm confident all of these people and all of these resources have provided you with incredible information that is not been put to use yet!
Look back over all the resources you gain over the past year or two; find one tool or one lesson that inspired you but you didn't take action on it; and give it a shot! What do you have to lose?


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Briggs joins Dartford
Dartford have signed former Fulham defender Matthew Briggs.
Now 29, Briggs became the Premier League's youngest player when he made his league debut for Fulham at 16 years and 65 days in May 2007.
The London-born Guyana international has since played for the likes of Millwall, Colchester United and Chesterfield. Briggs has most recently been in Denmark with second-tier HB Køge.


Michael Levall's Please Knock On My Door explores depression from a personal perspective, but it also has general appeal. Eurogamer called it "incredibly powerful" in their review, and Steam reviewers have lauded it for its relatability.
Interviewing Levall for the Royal College of Psychiatrists Gaming the Mind blog, Sachin Shah explores the mechanical reasons it's so relatable. While sanity meters in stigmatizing games have made mechanical takes on mental health a bit unpopular, Levall created his with quite a lot of care.
Head on over to Gaming the Mind for the full interview, which also delves into the difficulty of writing content like this when you've lived it, and the challenge of reaching beneficial conclusions in a game about depression. You can find Please Knock On My Door on Steam.


HITEC road® is an additive in form of powder for combining with conventional Portland cement. When mixed with cement and with the correct water content, the formation of crystalline structures is increased during the cement hydration process, resulting in increased bearing ratios, neutralised PH-values and the formation of water-resistant layers. Additionally, HITEC road® can reduce construction time by up to 70%, allowing substantial savings in cost along with a quality and durability far beyond that found in the majority of conventionally constructed roads. HITEC road® surfaces can easily be restored to their original state. In addition it is possible to re-stabilise and immobilise contaminated soils during an operation, returning the soil to the nature state, and therefore being an environmental friendly product.


As NoSQL databases catch on, companies that deploy them may realize they need new types of backup to protect them.
That was the case with MDL AutoMation, an IoT software development company that sells car recognition and tracking capabilities to car dealerships.
MDL uses NoSQL-based document database MongoDB to store 1.4 TB of customer data across a 15-node sharded cluster deployed in three data centers. The company must restore and refresh daily to a single, non-sharded cluster — a quality assurance (QA) test database.
MDL manager of infrastructure Eric Gutmann said he struggled to find backup software that could handle restores fast enough. After trying MongoDB native backup and a traditional backup vendor, Gutmann switched to startup Imanis Data to improve backup and restore times.
Imanis Data specializes in backup of NoSQL distributed databases.
"We had done a lot of research prior to using our other software, which, at that point, we were informed was the only company that could do what we wanted to do," Gutmann said.
MDL sells software to connect with RFID, Bluetooth and license plate recognition devices to help car dealerships streamline customer service orders, manage lots and track loaner cars. The MongoDB database contained information on the roughly 250 dealerships MDL works with, as well as data for their customers, such as vehicle identification numbers. Gutmann said it is crucial to the business to protect that information.
Native MongoDB backup couldn't meet his needs, so Gutmann turned to an outside backup software vendor. That software fulfilled his most basic requirements, but presented a new problem — the restore took more than 48 hours. By then, the data restored to the QA database was outdated and useless to the QA team.
"After 48 hours, some of that data is dead," Gutmann said.
Gutmann purchased Imanis Data for MongoDB in late 2018, drawn in by its incremental backup and granular recovery capabilities. With the new software, he said he's now able to perform hourly backups and nightly restores. Backing up only took 10 minutes, while restores only took two hours. All in all, he said it was a vast improvement over what he had before.
When asked for other vendors he looked at before purchasing Imanis Data, Gutmann said he did not find many choices for a MongoDB backup vendor.
Rubrik has NoSQL backup capabilities from its 2018 acquisition of Datos IO, which launched around the same time as Imanis, with a similar mission.
But Gutmann said after attending MongoDB World last year and doing other research, he found few options that fit his data protection needs.
Gutmann said he was impressed by how quickly he was able to get Imanis Data up and running. His old backup system took six months to deploy, with his IT team spending a minimum of four hours a day devoted to setting it up. Gutmann said he got Imanis deployed on four servers in just two hours.
Gutmann is looking for a few improvements to Imanis Data software, however. He wants its interface to display database numbers with fewer clicks. Also, he hopes the recovery sandbox feature introduced in Imanis Data 3.3 will someday work with MongoDB. Gutmann said he would like to create virtual test environments for restores and find ways to incorporate that into his current QA plan.


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Memorial Cemetery - Ste. Genevieve, Missouri - Worldwide Cemeteries on Waymarking.com
Memorial Cemetery - Ste. Genevieve, Missouri
in Worldwide Cemeteries
Posted by: BruceS
Quick Description: Historic cemetery in the Ste. Genevieve Historic District in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri.
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 7/9/2008 7:22:17 PM
Waymark Code: WM45DY
Published By: Max Cacher
"Memorial Cemetery. North Fifth Street between Market and Jefferson streets. Early to late nineteenth century. Property type: cemetery. The Memorial Cemetery, Ste. Genevieve's community cemetery beginning in the early nineteenth century, covers an area of approximately two square blocks bounded on the east by Fifth Street, on the north by Jefferson Street and the south by Market Street. A tall ashlar limestone retaining wall with stone slab capstones extends along much of the east boundary of the cemetery while the remaining sides are enclosed with wire fences. Wrought iron gates are hung from limestone gateposts on the east side of the cemetery property. The site of the cemetery is a sloping, tree-shaded hillside. A gully extends across the central portion of the cemetery property.
Graves are marked by a variety of types of monuments including box tombs, obelisks, truncated columns, flat stones, headstones, and small numbers of wrought iron crosses. Some of the headstones are surmounted by granite crosses. The most prominent obelisks include those erected for the Thomure family and for Senator Lewis Linn. The Linn monument is situated in one of three fenced plots in the eastern portion of the cemetery. The other fenced plots contain graves of the Rozier and Gregoire families. The cemetery is divided into three distinct sections: one for Catholic burials, one for Lutherans and a third for other Protestants. Over 50 Native Americans are buried in the cemetery as are an unknown number of slave and free African Americans. Some of the three dozen victims who died in the explosion of the steamboat Doctor Franklin II are buried in the cemetery, as well.
Among more recent markers is a stone crucifix near the center of the cemetery. The older graves are generally located in the eastern portion of the cemetery. Many of these graves are marked by granite obelisks mounted on granite plinths.
An incomplete list and map of those interred in the cemetery has been prepared. Review of the names and viewing of the grave markers indicates that members of the French, German and Anglo-American communities of Ste. Genevieve are all interred in the cemetery. Most of the older French graves are located along the Fifth Street side, while a small group of German graves, some lettered in German, are placed in the northwest comer of the property.
According to local records, one of the first burials at the cemetery was that of Antonio D'Oro. a captain in the Regiment of Louisiana and Military Commandant of Ste. Genevieve. Until the cemetery's official closure in 1881, the cemetery became the burial site of about 5,000 individuals. Almost half were children under six years of age. Among adult burials, about one-quarter were women under thirty. By the late 1870s, the cemetery had become seriously overcrowded with new burials often disturbing earlier graves. As a result, all new burials were prohibited after May 1882. One last burial occurred in 1894 when Odile Pratt Valle was interred in the Valle family plot." ~ Historic District National Register Nomination Form
City, Town, or Parish / State / Country: Not listed
Approximate number of graves: Not listed
Cemetery Status: Not listed
Cemetery Website: Not listed
Post an original, un-copywrited picture of the Cemetery into this Waymark gallery, along with any observations about the cemetery.
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// Copyright (c) Microsoft.  All Rights Reserved.  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.  See License.txt in the project root for license information.

using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Diagnostics;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Test.Utilities;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.UnitTests;
using Xunit;

namespace System.Runtime.Analyzers.UnitTests
{
    public partial class DoNotLockOnObjectsWithWeakIdentityTests : DiagnosticAnalyzerTestBase
    {
        protected override DiagnosticAnalyzer GetBasicDiagnosticAnalyzer()
        {
            return new BasicDoNotLockOnObjectsWithWeakIdentityAnalyzer();
        }

        protected override DiagnosticAnalyzer GetCSharpDiagnosticAnalyzer()
        {
            return new CSharpDoNotLockOnObjectsWithWeakIdentityAnalyzer();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void CA2002TestLockOnStrongType()
        {
            VerifyCSharp(@"
            using System;
            public class foo {
                public void Test() {
                    object o = new object();
                    lock (o) {
                        Console.WriteLine();
                    }
                }
            }
");
            VerifyBasic(@"
            Imports System
            Public Class foo {
                Public Sub Test() {
                    Dim o As new Object();
                    SyncLock o
                        Console.WriteLine();
                    End SyncLock
                End Sub
            End Class
");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void CA2002TestLockOnWeakIdentities()
        {
            VerifyCSharp(@"
            using System;
            public class foo
            {
                public void Test()
                {
                    string s1 = """";
                    lock (s1) { }
                    lock (""Hello"") { }

                    var o1 = new OutOfMemoryException();
                    lock (o1) { }
                    var o2 = new StackOverflowException();
                    lock (o2) { }
                    var o3 = new ExecutionEngineException();
                    lock (o3) { }

                    lock (System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread) { }

                    lock (typeof(foo)) { }

                    System.Reflection.MemberInfo mi = null;
                    lock (mi) { }

                    System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo ci = null;
                    lock (ci) { }

                    System.Reflection.ParameterInfo pi = null;
                    lock (pi) { }

                    int[] values = { 1, 2, 3 };
                    lock (values) { }

                    System.Reflection.MemberInfo[] values1 = null;
                    lock (values1) { }
                }
            }
            ",
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(8, 27, "string"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(9, 27, "string"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(12, 27, "System.OutOfMemoryException"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(14, 27, "System.StackOverflowException"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(16, 27, "System.ExecutionEngineException"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(18, 27, "System.Threading.Thread"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(20, 27, "System.Type"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(23, 27, "System.Reflection.MemberInfo"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(26, 27, "System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(29, 27, "System.Reflection.ParameterInfo"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(32, 27, "int[]"));

            VerifyBasic(@"
            Imports System
            Public Class foo
                Public Sub Test()
                    Dim s1 As String = """"
                    SyncLock s1
                    End SyncLock
                    SyncLock (""Hello"")
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim o1 = New OutOfMemoryException()
                    SyncLock o1
                    End SyncLock
                    Dim o2 = New StackOverflowException()
                    SyncLock o2
                    End SyncLock
                    Dim o3 = New ExecutionEngineException()
                    SyncLock o3
                    End SyncLock

                    SyncLock System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread
                    End SyncLock

                    SyncLock GetType(foo)
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim mi As System.Reflection.MemberInfo = Nothing
                    SyncLock mi
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim ci As System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo = Nothing
                    SyncLock ci
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim pi As System.Reflection.ParameterInfo = Nothing
                    SyncLock pi
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim values As Integer() = { 1, 2, 3}
                    SyncLock values
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim values1 As System.Reflection.MemberInfo() = Nothing
                    SyncLock values1
                    End SyncLock
                End Sub
            End Class",
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(6, 30, "String"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(8, 30, "String"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(12, 30, "System.OutOfMemoryException"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(15, 30, "System.StackOverflowException"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(18, 30, "System.ExecutionEngineException"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(21, 30, "System.Threading.Thread"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(24, 30, "System.Type"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(28, 30, "System.Reflection.MemberInfo"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(32, 30, "System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(36, 30, "System.Reflection.ParameterInfo"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(40, 30, "Integer()"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void CA2002TestLockOnWeakIdentitiesWithScope()
        {
            VerifyCSharp(@"
            using System;
            public class foo
            {
                public void Test()
                {
                    string s1 = "";
                    lock (s1) { }
                    lock (""Hello"") { }

                    [|var o1 = new OutOfMemoryException();
                    lock (o1) { }
                    var o2 = new StackOverflowException();
                    lock (o2) { }
                    var o3 = new ExecutionEngineException();
                    lock (o3) { }|]

                    lock (System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread) { }

                    lock (typeof(foo)) { }

                    System.Reflection.MemberInfo mi = null;
                    lock (mi) { }

                    System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo ci = null;
                    lock (ci) { }

                    System.Reflection.ParameterInfo pi = null;
                    lock (pi) { }

                    int[] values = { 1, 2, 3 };
                    lock (values) { }

                    System.Reflection.MemberInfo[] values1 = null;
                    lock (values1) { }
                }
            }
            ",
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(12, 27, "System.OutOfMemoryException"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(14, 27, "System.StackOverflowException"),
            GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(16, 27, "System.ExecutionEngineException"));

            VerifyBasic(@"
            Imports System
            Public Class foo
                Public Sub Test()
                    Dim s1 As String = """";
                    SyncLock s1
                    End SyncLock
                    SyncLock (""Hello"")
                    End SyncLock

                    [|Dim o1 = New OutOfMemoryException()
                    SyncLock o1
                    End SyncLock
                    Dim o2 = New StackOverflowException()
                    SyncLock o2
                    End SyncLock
                    Dim o3 = New ExecutionEngineException()
                    SyncLock o3
                    End SyncLock|]

                    SyncLock System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread
                    End SyncLock

                    SyncLock GetType foo
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim mi As System.Reflection.MemberInfo = Nothing
                    SyncLock mi
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim ci As System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo = Nothing
                    SyncLock ci
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim pi As System.Reflection.ParameterInfo = Nothing
                    SyncLock pi
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim values As Integer() = { 1, 2, 3}
                    SyncLock values
                    End SyncLock

                    Dim values1 As System.Reflection.MemberInfo() = Nothing
                    SyncLock values1
                    End SyncLock
                End Sub
            End Class",
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(12, 30, "System.OutOfMemoryException"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(15, 30, "System.StackOverflowException"),
            GetCA2002BasicResultAt(18, 30, "System.ExecutionEngineException"));
        }

        private const string CA2002RuleName = "CA2002";

        private DiagnosticResult GetCA2002CSharpResultAt(int line, int column, string typeName)
        {
            return GetCSharpResultAt(line, column, CA2002RuleName, string.Format(SystemRuntimeAnalyzersResources.DoNotLockOnObjectsWithWeakIdentityMessage, typeName));
        }

        private DiagnosticResult GetCA2002BasicResultAt(int line, int column, string typeName)
        {
            return GetBasicResultAt(line, column, CA2002RuleName, string.Format(SystemRuntimeAnalyzersResources.DoNotLockOnObjectsWithWeakIdentityMessage, typeName));
        }
    }
}

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Developed by High Moon Studios and issued by Activision, the third-person shooter Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is a follow-up to 2010's Transformers: War for Cybertron. In that earlier game, the Autobots and Decepticons were battling each other on planet Cybertron over the control of a powerful substance called Dark Energon. I must point out, I never played War for Cybertron, yet I did not have any difficulty jumping right in with the new one. Gameplay was easy to get the knack of. Some of the finer points of the plot may have been lost on me (I've never been into the Transformers in any form), but the excellent graphics and logical progression of levels in campaign mode easily made up for this.
The single-player campaign mode moves through 13 missions, each tailored for the specific strengths of the character you are playing as. Sometimes a given mission means playing as an Autobot, while other missions will flip it around and you play as a Decepticon. I found that at their worst, the missions amounted to blind shoot-outs that didn't involve a whole lot of strategy. Still fun, but a little monotonous at times. The degree of interest provided by any mission is really relative to the special skill set of the character being controlled. Cliffjumper, for example, has a cloaking device, while Jazz's grappling tool allows him to get to places most Transformers can't. This ever-changing selection of abilities adds considerably to the excitement of Fall. Switching back and forth between the characters' bot form and vehicle form is fun too, especially when needing to cover a lot of ground quickly.
While working through the campaign mode, the player collects Energon shards which build up and carry over from mission to mission, regardless of which character is being played. Little kiosks are set up in various places throughout the missions. This is where you'll spend your collected shards on weapons (Assault T.E.C.H) and defense upgrades (Utility T.E.C.H.). The customization should not be overlooked or underutilized, as I found out to my detriment pretty quickly. Don't hoard your shards. Get your gear when you can, it pays off the further you get into the campaign. Fall is very linear, to the point where early on there were a couple spots where it seemed like I barely did anything but hide behind pillars and let the AI do its thing. The kiosks allow for a greater amount of interactivity.
While I realize the earlier War for Cybertron had the option for co-op play in campaign mode, unfortunately this is not the case for Fall. Since I happen to highly value this form of gameplay, and had heard nothing other than good things regarding War's co-op, I was particularly disappointed to learn of its absence. Online multiplayer options should help ease this omission, especially with the very cool "create your own Transformer" option. There's team deathmatch, headhunter mode, capture and hold, and conquest, all of which involve playing in one of four classes (scientist, infiltrator, destroyer, titan). Escalation Mode (also found in War) allows for four players to fend off ever more deadly waves of enemy attackers using pre-established Transformer characters (rather than creating your own in this case). This survival mode is a lot of a fun, be prepared to lose track of time while getting more and more immersed.
Overall, Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is a fun and engrossing third-person shooter that boasts excellent graphics. Some of the dialogue is corny (or even outright unnecessary), but that is hardly anything to get riled up about. The layout of the campaign is thoughtful and the lack of choice in which character you play isn't a negative at all. The variety of specialized character skills (it's a blast playing as Grimlock, the Tyrannosaurus Rex Transformer that blasts enemies with fire breath) keep the game fresh. While I wish I could've played the campaign in co-op mode, there's plenty here to keep busy anyone busy for quite a spell.
Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is rated T (Teen) by the ESRB for Animated Blood, Violence. This game can also be found on: Xbox 360 and PC.


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If We Don't Fix the Climate, It Won't Matter What Kind of Food We Eat
by Katherine Paul
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The climate emergency is big. It touches on every aspect of human survival, from food security to what George Monbiot described this week as record temperatures that "test the thermal limits of the human body."
Let's be honest. If we fail to throw the climate-change engine into reverse, and fast, it won't much matter if we're eating GMOs, or if our food is drenched in cancer-causing chemicals.
We'll have bigger fish to fry, so to speak.
The good news is, if we think big, if we expand our understanding of what's causing the climate crisis (it's not just the fossil fuel industry, it's Big Ag, too), and if we expand our understanding of how to fix the crisis (reduce emissions, yes, but also scale up regenerative ag practices that can draw down and sequester the CO2 already up there), we might stand a chance of slowing down the climate-crisis train—and we'll get healthier food, cleaner water and stronger rural communities in the bargain.
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, we'll never succeed in preventing an all-out ecosystem failure unless we take on both Big Oil and Big Ag. And do it in a big way.
Fortunately, thanks in large part to a younger generation that has the most to lose, politicians are feeling the pressure to at least talk about climate change.
Now, if we can just get them to do something.
It won't be easy. The path to Washington, for most politicians, anyway, is paved deep in lobbying dollars—millions and millions and millions of them. As Monbiot writes, those dollars buy protection for Big Oil, whose sole interest is, well, self-preservation:
But in many nations, governments intervene not to protect humanity from the existential threat of fossil fuels, but to protect the fossil fuel industry from the existential threat of public protest.
It's no different in the world of Big Ag, where people are jailed for exposing the widespread animal brutality and environmental violations perpetrated by factory farms. And where local laws protect the corporate factory farm operators, not the citizens whose health is compromised when their air and water is polluted by a toxic soup of factory farm run-off.
But protest we must. And at the same time, we must also make it clear that we have a roadmap to a better place.
We've taken a fair amount of heat for our unabashed support for the Green New Deal. But we think this resolution, which aims to address so many of the crises we face, is our best shot at creating a detailed roadmap to a better place—a place where air and water are clean, where abundant nutritious food grows in healthy soil, where farmers and food workers earn a decent living, where biodiversity fosters resiliency.
Big Oil and Big Ag don't want a Green New Deal. If we do, we're going to have to build a movement so massive and so powerful that politicians will have no choice. They'll either get to work and get it done. Or we'll put them out to pasture—where maybe they'll learn a little something about how nature works.
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text:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Options;
using Newtonsoft.Json;

namespace Asp.NetCore.Costom.Authorize.MiddleWare
{
    public class ApiAuthorizeMiddleWare
    {
        private readonly RequestDelegate _next;
        private readonly ApiAuthorizeOptions _options;

        public ApiAuthorizeMiddleWare(RequestDelegate next, IOptions<ApiAuthorizeOptions> options)
        {
            _next = next;
            _options = options.Value;
        }

        public async Task Invoke(HttpContext context)
        {
            await AuthorizeCheck(context);
            await _next.Invoke(context);
        }

        private async Task AuthorizeCheck(HttpContext context)
        {
            if (context == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(context));
            }
            var requestMothod = context.Request.Method.ToUpper();
            string applicationId = string.Empty;
            string timestamp = string.Empty;
            string applicationPassword = string.Empty;
            string nonce = string.Empty;
            string signature = string.Empty;
            if (requestMothod.Equals("POST"))
            {
                var formCollection = context.Request.Form;
                applicationId = formCollection["applicationId"].ToString();
                applicationPassword = formCollection["applicationPassword"].ToString();
                timestamp = formCollection["timestamp"].ToString();
                nonce = formCollection["nonce"].ToString();
                signature = formCollection["signature"].ToString();

            }
            else
            {
                var queryStrings = context.Request.Query;
                applicationId = queryStrings["applicationId"].ToString();
                applicationPassword = queryStrings["applicationPassword"].ToString();
                timestamp = queryStrings["timestamp"].ToString();
                nonce = queryStrings["nonce"].ToString();
                signature = queryStrings["signature"].ToString();
            }

            string computeSignature = HMACMD5Helper.GetEncryptResult($"{applicationId}-{timestamp}-{nonce}",_options.EncryptKey);
            double tmpTimestamp;
            if (computeSignature.Equals(signature) && double.TryParse(timestamp, out tmpTimestamp))
            {
                if (CheckExpiredTime(tmpTimestamp,_options.ExpiredSecond))
                {
                    await TimeOut(context);
                }
                await CheckApplication(context, applicationId, applicationPassword);
            }
            else
            {
                await NoAuthorized(context);
            }

        }

        #region private method

        /// <summary>
        /// not authorized request
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        private async Task NoAuthorized(HttpContext context)
        {
            BaseResponseResult response = new BaseResponseResult
            {
                Code = "401",
                Message = "You are not authorized!"
            };
            context.Response.StatusCode = 401;
            await context.Response.WriteAsync(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(response));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// timeout request
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        private async Task TimeOut(HttpContext context)
        {
            BaseResponseResult response = new BaseResponseResult
            {
                Code = "408",
                Message = "Time Out!"
            };
            context.Response.StatusCode = 408;
            await context.Response.WriteAsync(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(response));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// check the expired time
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="timestamp"></param>
        /// <param name="expiredSecond"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        private bool CheckExpiredTime(double timestamp, double expiredSecond)
        {
            double now_timestamp = (DateTime.UtcNow - new DateTime(1970, 1, 1)).TotalSeconds;
            return (now_timestamp - timestamp) > expiredSecond;
        }

        private async Task CheckApplication(HttpContext context, string applicationId, string applicationPassword)
        {
            var application =GetAllApplications().FirstOrDefault(g => g.ApplicationId.Equals(applicationId));
            if (application==null || !applicationPassword.Equals(application.ApplicationPassword))
            {
                await NoAuthorized(context);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// return the application infomations
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns></returns>
        private IList<ApplicationInfo> GetAllApplications()
        {
            return new List<ApplicationInfo>()
            {
                new ApplicationInfo { ApplicationId="1", ApplicationName="Member", ApplicationPassword ="123"},
                new ApplicationInfo { ApplicationId="2", ApplicationName="Order", ApplicationPassword ="123"}
            };
        }

        #endregion
    }
}


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Compassion: Six Tips to Ally to Yourself by Clinical Psychologist Dr Tracy Butterworth
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How to Improve Motivation by Clinical Psychologist Laura Nash
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Work Life Balance: Myths and Solutions by Clinical Psychologist Jennifer Rees Brown
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How to be Brave in the Face of Fear by Psychologist Kate Day
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How to Gently Cope with Loneliness by Clinical Psychologist Dr Cindy Theresiana
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Perinatal Mental Health by Brisbane City Psychologist Dr Miyuki Ono
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Feeling Anxious? Then 'Watch' the News! by Clinical Psychologist Cherie Dalton
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Sleepless nights? Tips to beat insomnia by Clinical Psychologist David Norman
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Advice for Coping with Trauma by Clinical Psychologist Marie Simpson
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How the Circle of Security Model Can Help Us Be Better at Parenting
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How EFT Couples Therapy Works by Brisbane City Psychologist Sarah Skellern
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples is a structured…
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How do I stop Procrastinating? Ten Tips from Brisbane Psychologist Dawn Proctor
Do you ever get frustrated by a seemingly endless list of tasks?…
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What to do when you are feeling overwhelmed?
Many of us have experienced intense emotions and a sense of being…
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Worried about seeing a psychologist for the first time? These steps can help you have a positive experience.
For many people, taking the plunge and going to see…
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What is Psychological Trauma?
Trauma is typically defined as life-threatening experiences or…
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Add Value to Your Life
Sometimes we might feel as if there is a gap in our lives –…
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First Aid for Stress
When you're running short of time and under the pump, feeling…
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Psychological Approaches to Chronic Pain
Chronic or persistent pain is a pain that lasts for longer than…
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Get Outside To Boost Your Mood
Many of us would acknowledge that we feel better, perhaps a bit…
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Worried About Your Worry?
Worry is one of the most common reasons people come for counselling.…
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Taking in the good – just one drop at a time
Humans are wired for survival. Our brain is like Velcro for negative…
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12 Easy Ways to Be Mindful at Work
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How Being Rather Than Doing Can Change Your Life
So many of us today often feel stressed due to the pressures…
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The Pursuit of Happiness:
3 Things You Can Do Right Now to Boost Your Happiness
Many clients have told me that they are not feeling happy, even…
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Coping Strategies for Depression
Affecting approximately 1 million Australians each year, depression…
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What to Expect When you See a Psychologist?
Often the thought of coming along to see a psychologist for the…
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Why Does Everyone Recommend Yoga?
Many clients I see tell me that they have been told numerous…
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Is Perfectionism Good or Bad For Us?
Many of us learn from a young age that approval from others only…
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Free Depression Relapse Prevention Toolkit
Although most people recover from depression and…
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Resilience… Otherwise known as 'learning to surf the wave'... rather than getting dumped!
Most of us have had experiences where we've felt so swamped by…
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Learn to Meditate the Easy Way
There is now a vast amount of research showing the benefits of…
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Tips for Managing Depression That You Can Use Right Now
Negative emotions such as anxiety and depression may be worsened…
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The Top Five Reasons That Prevent You From Overcoming Anxiety and Depression
You are not alone… Most people struggling with depression,…
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Understanding and Recovering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can be a debilitating disorder…
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Tips to Prevent a Depression Relapse
The likelihood of recovery from depression, with appropriate…
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Social Media and Relationships
mX News, Thursday September 11, 2014 by Kelly Scott Constant…
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The Decision to Seek Professional Help
No one is immune to feeling down, angry, helpless or just not…
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Free Yourself of Executive Stress
Too often in today's world people suffer from work related…
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Emotional Focused Therapy (EFT) Eases Emotional Upheaval
At Brisbane City Psychologists we offer a range of effective…
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Relationship Betrayal Can Bring Out Unexpected Emotion
Relationship breakdowns are at the heart of many of life's…
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Social Phobia Responds Well to CBT
Social anxiety disorder, also known as social phobia, can severely…
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Breakups, Separations, Divorce - Working Through the Pain
Happy and fulfilling relationships give our lives purpose and…
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) - A Brief Explanation
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a structured, individualised…
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Banish Social Anxiety and Reclaim Your Life
We recently checked some online surveys to find out what people…
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Stressed Parents Need Help to Raise Happy Families
Modern society places extraordinary demands on parents and without…
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Students Must Seek Help with Stress Before it Affects Their Results
School and university students often find themselves in times…
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Struggling with OCD? Professional Treatment Could Change your Life
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a distressing anxiety condition…
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Psychologists Help Build Resilience and a Healthy Mind
It would be great to cruise through life without a worry, having…
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Therapy should be as Individual as Each Client
Whether our current time in history is "the best of times or…
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Cognitive Therapy, Relaxation and Meditation Top Tools for Beating Stress
Stress is something that we all experience in varying degrees…
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ISLAMABAD: Though a local court issued non-bailable arrest warrants of Lal Masjid cleric Maulana Abdul Aziz on Friday, the protesting civil society activists approached lawmakers to raise the issue of Lal Masjid in parliament.
The representatives of civil society held a meeting with the senators of four political parties in Parliament House to convince them to raise their point of view. The senators said they would take up the issue of Lal Masjid on the floor of the parliament and would also try to arrange a meeting of the civil society representatives with some federal ministers.
It may be noted that after the Peshawar tragedy, Maulana Aziz stated that he can neither condemn the killing of the children in Peshawar nor considered them as martyrs. After the statement, the civil society started a protest campaign against the cleric.
For two days, the protests were held in front of the mosque during which the cleric reportedly threatened the protesters. As a result, FIRs were registered against both the sides. The protesters demanded the inclusion of Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) sections in the FIR registered against the cleric for threatening them.
They had given the police a two–day deadline to meet their demand.
During the meeting with the lawmakers, the representatives of civil society asked senators Saeed Ghani (PPP), Mushahid Hussain Sayed (PML), Afrasiab Khattak (ANP) and Tahir Hussain Mashhadi (MQM) to play their role against terrorism in the country.
Senator Saeed Ghani told Dawn: "The PPP has already been working against the menace of terrorism. It is good that civil society has also launched a campaign against terrorism. The representatives also gave us a charter of demands," he said.
"I told them that most of the demands had been incorporated in the 20-point National Action Plan against terrorism." Mr Ghani said the opposition parties had also been participating in the protests against Maulana Aziz.
"The representatives wanted to have a meeting with some federal ministers, so Mushahid Hussain assured them that he would talk to the ministers in this regard," he said.
One of the representatives of civil society, Shan Taseer, told Dawn that the senators promised to highlight the issue on the floor of parliament on Monday.
"Because of the protests, the issue has been raised all over the country. Public awareness has also increased and things have started improving," he said.
In the evening, the representatives of civil society gathered in front of the Aabpara police station to thank the police for getting non-bailable arrest warrants of the cleric issued from the court.
Rights activist Marvi Sirmed said all schools demolished by Taliban should be reconstructed. She said the banned organisations should not be allowed to work in the country.
Farzana Bari said people should monitor those clerics who delivered hate speeches from mosques. Lal Masjid is a test case for the government, she added.
Rights activist Pervez Hoodbhoy said the protest launched by civil society had impressed the whole nation.
Social activist Amir Zia said in the past public opinion used to be divided but the Peshawar tragedy united the nation. Now it is expected that things would start changing in the country.
"I attended the funeral of Aqeel alias Dr Usman, who was executed in Faisalabad a few days ago, to see the reaction of the people there. Though a number of people participated in the funeral, many of them said he (Dr Usman) was a terrorist," he said.