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Q: Hyperledger Composer BNA deployment results in timeout I've successfully deployed a bna on the provided hlfv1 network by Composer. I now want to deploy it on my own network. I've followed the tutorial "Build your first network" for Hyperledger Fabric and added a CA. Now, when trying to deploy a BNA with composer, using composer network deploy -a maintenance-network.bna -p maintenance -i PeerAdmin -s randomString -A admin -S, i get an error:
Error: Error trying deploy. Error: Error trying to instantiate composer runtime. Error: Timeout expired while starting chaincode maintenance-network:0.14.2(networkid:dev,peerid:peer0.org1.example.com,tx:a2ee7c864d656d01315f128ba9c028d5059ef2f9e008f97d2c1ad11fbd6b1013)
Command failed

Does anyone know what causes the error ?
This is the output of docker ps:
CONTAINER ID        IMAGE                        COMMAND                  CREATED             STATUS              PORTS                                              NAMES
b8cf89d35ba5        hyperledger/fabric-peer      "peer node start"        13 minutes ago      Up 13 minutes       0.0.0.0:10051->7051/tcp, 0.0.0.0:10053->7053/tcp   peer1.org2.example.com
492a09998560        hyperledger/fabric-orderer   "orderer"                13 minutes ago      Up 13 minutes       0.0.0.0:7050->7050/tcp                             orderer.example.com
d25c64b188d1        hyperledger/fabric-peer      "peer node start"        13 minutes ago      Up 13 minutes       0.0.0.0:8051->7051/tcp, 0.0.0.0:8053->7053/tcp     peer1.org1.example.com
2e64ba87132e        hyperledger/fabric-peer      "peer node start"        13 minutes ago      Up 13 minutes       0.0.0.0:7051->7051/tcp, 0.0.0.0:7053->7053/tcp     peer0.org1.example.com
55a23706aaf8        hyperledger/fabric-peer      "peer node start"        13 minutes ago      Up 13 minutes       0.0.0.0:9051->7051/tcp, 0.0.0.0:9053->7053/tcp     peer0.org2.example.com
f719beb58fb9        hyperledger/fabric-ca        "sh -c 'fabric-ca-..."   13 minutes ago      Up 13 minutes       0.0.0.0:7054->7054/tcp                             ca_peerOrg1

This is my connection.json:
{
"type": "hlfv1",
"name": "maintenance",
"orderers": [
   { "url" : "grpc://localhost:7050" }
],
"ca": { "url": "http://localhost:7054",
        "name": "ca-org1"
},
"peers": [
        {
            "requestURL": "grpc://localhost:7051",
            "eventURL": "grpc://localhost:7053"
        },
        {
            "requestURL": "grpc://localhost:8051",
            "eventURL": "grpc://localhost:8053"
        }
],
"keyValStore": "/home/vagrant/.composer-credentials",
"channel": "mychannel",
"mspID": "Org1MSP",
"timeout": "1000"
}

I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 and Composer v0.14.2.  Please tell me if you need any more information or files.

A: have you actually done a composer runtime install on the new peers you have added? Needs to be done on each peer.  This installs the Composer runtime code on the peers, in preparation for the business network you will plan to subsequently deploy using composer network start (where it tries to start the business network on the peers you configured in your connection profile). That said, I don't know how your connection profile has been set up (ie this being pre v0.15.0 version of Composer, where business network cards are used instead of -p <connectionprofilename> parameter in pre-0.15.0 versions)

A: I've now updated to Composer v0.15.1, and followed the tutorial at https://sstone1.github.io/composer/tutorials/deploy-to-fabric-multi-org.html . Thanks for the help.


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Daughter/mother team Sarah Aschoff and Rachel Rosker Aschoff represent one of the multi-generational families to actively serve in various compacities with Westfall FD over the years, including as firefighters and EMS responders.
Engine 1 was first-due and stretched a line for fire on the first-floor.
JUMP TO FILE #011219109 to respond after crews found the victim. As crews from multiple companies worked together to remove the victim from the second-floor front bedroom of the house using a ground ladder, EMS requested a fourth medic truck due to the condition of the unconscious victim. As the victim was removed and handed into the care of EMS, crews knocked down hot spots on the first-floor and started checking for extension. Approximately 30 minutes after the initial dispatch, command placed the fire under control with overhaul. Birdsboro-Union FD Engine 7 cleared the scene and covered the area as crews worked the fire. FM 23 and a Pennsylvania state police fire marshal stated that the cause of the fire was likely due to an electrical issue. The victim that was rescued was recovering after inhaling smoke, along with the male that received burns and some smoke inhalation.
Washington Crossing, PA - At its annual meeting of the general membership, the Upper Makefield Vol. Fire Company elected their line officers for 2019. Elected at the meeting were (from right to left): Chief Tim Brewer, Deputy Chief Randy Berger, Battalion Chief Chip Coff, Battalion Chief Dave Wise, Captain Justin Brewer, Lieutenant Tyler Hub, Lieutenant Justin Kloc, and Safety Officer Kevin Campbell. Founded in 1967, the Upper Makefield Fire Company is celebrating 52 years of service to the township and neighboring communities with professional grade fire, marine and auto rescue, fire prevention and emergency services.
The Hershey Fire Department formerly operated this 1980 Henderickson/Pierce 85' Snorkel as Snorkel 48. The apparatus was sold to Lykens Fire Department in the early 90's.
The Middletown Volunteer Fire Department is located at 10 Adelia Street in Middletown, Pennsylvania.
Truck 88 is a 2009 Seagrave Marauder II, 95' Aerialscope. Features include 178' of ground ladders and single stang gun in the bucket.
Engine 88 is a 2001 KME Renegade Pumper. Features include a 2000-GPM pump, 500-gallons of water and 20-gallons of Class A foam.
Rescue 88 is a 2006 KME Renegade Rescue/Pumper. Features include a 2000-GPM pump, 500-gallons of water, 20-gallons of Class B foam, 2 Amkus electric dual simo pumps, a portable gas powered Amkus dual simo pump, 2 Spreaders, 1 O-cutter, 1 Panel cutter, 1 16'' ram, and 1 20'' ram.
On the evening of February 4th, members of Cumru Fire participated in a drill to simulate the difficult removal of a downed firefighter. The drill was also designed to work with Scott and Drager SCBA, as the department will be purchasing breathing apparatus in the future. Pictured is Deputy Chief Brad Silcox working through a collapsed ceiling scenario. The prop was quickly put together with OSB, scrap 2x4's, wire, and a pickup truck net.
Rental Truck Versus Railroad Bridge in Upper Hanover Twp.
Upper Hanover Twp., PA - On Sunday, January 27th at 2:05 P.M., East Greenville Fire Co. was dispatched to an incident involving a rental truck and a railroad bridge on Shuler Rd., in the township. Upon arrival, they had a rental truck that received some damage after it hit the railroad bridge. Apparently, it was the driver's error, as he did not see the caution signs. He sustained minor face and head injuries. Assisting the fire company were Fire Police from East Greenville and Hereford. Upper Perk EMS and PA State Police were also on scene.
Blaze Destroys Peters Twp. Garage This Ford serves as an incident support vehicle for the Lehigh County EMA.
JUMP TO FILE #022019100 was filled with hay and animals. Once the fire was under control, command was able to begin releasing some of the units around 1:33 P.M. Command was then transferred over to Mercersburg's Deputy Chief Jeff Main to oversee overhaul operations. Firefighters remained on the scene for an additional hour dowsing hot spots to ensure that the fire was out. The cause of the blaze is not currently known, and no injuries were reported. All units were able to clear the scene shortly after 2:30 P.M. that afternoon. Mercersburg's MMP&W Vol. Fire Company responded on the call with assistance from St. Thomas Fire Co.18, Franklin Fire Co. Station 4, Chambersburg Fire Co.1, Marion Fire Co.8, Metal Twp. Fire & Ambulance Co.21, Greencastle Rescue Hose Co.3, Fannett-Metal Fire & Ambulance Co.12, Fulton County crews from McConnellsburg V.F.C. Co.56 and Hustontown V.F.C. Co.57. Additional assistance was received in the way of transfers from New Franklin Fire Co.17, Mont Alto Fire Co.5, Huntingdon County's Shade Gap Area Fire Co.14, Cumberland County's Cumberland Valley Fire Co.53 and Vigilant Hose Co.52, who covered the area while crews were committed on the scene.
City of Pittsburgh Fire Chief Darryl Jones briefs local media after a fatal fire on 2/6/19.
Nanticoke Fire Chief Kevin Hazleton takes up from an RIT response at a two-alarm house fire.
Port Carbon Fire Marshal Scott Krater on the scene of a multi-alarm fire in the borough.
Etna Station 149 Chief Greg Porter confers with Peebles Firefighter Wadas at the scene of a structure fire in McCandless.
Hazle Township Firefighter Leon Motel comes out of Boscov's Department store during a two-alarm fire.
about these three qualities. Proverbs 17:7 (GN) "Respected people do not tell lies." True leadership is built on one thing - trust. It's difficult to follow somebody you don't trust. And all trust is built on truth. So, if you don't tell the truth nobody trusts you, and if nobody trusts you, nobody's going to want to follow you (home, marriage, work, church… ). Why is it that when we look around in our society many of our leaders are held in low esteem? Because they don't tell the truth, because they don't keep their word, because they don't practice what they say they believe. In other words, they lack integrity. Proverbs 25:14 (GN) "People who promise things that they never give are like clouds in a wind with no rain." If you want to be a person of lasting legacy, you've got to keep your word (even little things). Studies have shown that the number one cause of resentment in children is parents who don't keep their promises. Is it easy to live with integrity? No. That's why you need God's help. You need to make as your prayer this next verse. Psalm 101:2 (LB) "I will try to walk a blameless path but how I need Your help especially in my own home where I long to act as I should." A good definition of success (relationally speaking) is having those who know me best, respect me most. To me that's success. It's easy to impress people from a distance. But real integrity is when those who know you best respect you the most.
Turtle Creek rookie Firefighter Chelsea Cook and Timothy Marbella at the scene of Chelsea's first-ever fire in Pitcairn on January 6th. Congrats Chelsea!
Crews battled fire in 3 homes in McKees Rocks on 2/20/19.
JUMP TO FILE #022119102 quested. Fire units quickly arrived and began to go to work, both from the front and rear of the home. A second home quickly began to catch fire and a third-alarm was requested. Due to the closeness of the homes and how fast the fire was spreading, a fourth-alarm was requested with an additional engine about 15 minutes into the incident.
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The New Kingstown Fire Company operates this 2016 Pierce Enforcer (1500/650/4 Tool Amkus Ultimate System) as Squad 33.
Shillington Borough, PA - An unusual bank transaction occurred at the M&T Bank in Shillington Borough when an SUV caught fire at the drive-thru window on January 16th. Dispatchers at Berks County Department of Emergency Services received phone calls around 3:30 P.M. and began sending companies to 1 West Lancaster Avenue. With the fire underneath the roof structure, the assignment was upgraded to a structural response. Engine 42-1 arrived and placed a hose line into operation. The fire was knocked down quickly without any extension into the bank. No injuries were reported.
Chambersburg, PA - On the afternoon of January 30th, Chambersburg Fire Department was alerted with several surrounding departments for an apartment building fire at 911 Byers Avenue in the Boro of Chambersburg on Box 1- JUMP TO FILE# 02. Franklin County 020219102 911 took the call just after 1:30 P.M. after a smoke detector alerted one of the residents and they discovered the fire. Chambersburg Chief Dustin Ulrich marked up directly after dispatch and was advised that they had reports of a possibility of entrapment since all occupants were not accounted for at the time of dispatch. Chambersburg Engine 1-4 was the first to arrive, reporting fire showing from side 'Charlie' of the structure. Chief Ulrich arrived and reported a three-story garden style apartment building. Engine 1-4 dropped a supply line and set up for fire attack as Chief Ulrich conducted a complete 360 of the building to assess the situation. Ulrich reported heavy fire conditions on all three divisions and immediately requested the second-alarm assignment. Firefighters made entry to attempt an offensive attack and search for victims, but were met with deteriorating conditions. Firefighters were only inside for a few minutes before Command made the decision to have the Evac Tone sounded, pulling all personnel from the structure. The structural integrity was weakened, forcing firefighters to switch to a defensive attack. Firefighters were able to knock down a bulk of the flames within 20 minutes of their arrival on the scene. Firefighters continued to work to control the blaze as minimal interior crews made entry to search the building for victims, which came up negative. It was later confirmed that all occupants were able to safely evacuate the structure. Crews battled the blaze for over one hour before command reported the fire under control around 2:43 P.M. Firefighters remained committed conducting extensive overhaul operations to ensure that the fire was completely out before clearing the scene. All emergency crews were clear of the scene around 5:15 P.M. that evening. The afternoon blaze displaced 13 occupants from six apartments. The American Red Cross Greater Pennsylvania Region was called in to assist the families affected. The cause of the blaze and the point of origin is not currently known, but the rapid spread of the fire was contributed from the high winds that fueled the flames.
Chief Dustin Ulrich of Chambersburg FD requested a secondalarm as crews arrived to find heavy fire conditions at 911 Byers Ave. on 1/30/19.
Allentown firefighters arrived to find a well-off garage fire at 739 Tilghman St. on 1/2/19.
a second attack line. Engine 14 was ordered to come in from a nearby alley and assist with fire suppression and gaining access through the garage door. Crews made a quick hit and were able to have the fire knocked down within 15 minutes. They remained on scene for a few hours mopping up and assisting the fire marshal. The apartment house on the property is still marked unfit for habitation following a Spring 2018 fire that gutted the thirdfloor. - DENNIS WETHERHOLD, JR.
Sunbury Steam Engine Co.1 runs this 1986 Ford/Allegheny 500/300 Mini Pumper as E-522.
The East Petersburg Fire Co. recently placed two new units into service, including a 2018 Ford F350 Super Duty Extended Cab with 9-ft. enclosed Knapheide body, and a 2018 Ford F350 Super Duty Crew Cab with 9-ft. Knapheide body.
Pittsburgh Crews Find One Person Trapped on Arrival, Make Quick Grab City of Pittsburgh, PA - At 10:56 A.M. on January 12th, City of Pittsburgh firefighters were dispatched to Fire Zone 3-6 for a reported porch on fire located along the 3900 block of Liberty Avenue in the city's Lawrenceville section. First arriving units found a working fire with heavy smoke showing from the rear of the structure. A second-alarm was quickly struck at 11:03 A.M. after the commanding officer received a report of somebody being trapped on the third-floor. Crews in the rear of the structure found heavy fire and heard someone yelling for help. The victim tried to escape on their own but retreated back into the home due to the intensity of the flames.
Crews bring a victim down the steps after knocking down the bulk of the fire.
The fire originated in the kitchen on the 'B/C' corner and quickly spread.
Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke and flames coming from a house on Kauffman Road West on 2/2/19.
Firefighters climb onto Squrt 64-20 to head to the roof for vertical ventilation.
The vehicle went airborne before striking the side of the tattoo parlor.
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Smoke and flames exit the buildings as the ladder pipe works from the 'B/C' corner.
two lines into the neighboring home. Once everyone was accounted for, the ladder pipe off 183 Truck was put into service. Freeland backed their ladder down Green Street to the 'A/D' corner and put their pipe in service. Multiple hand lines were opened up from the street onto the building as well. The bulk of the fire was knocked down around 10:00 P.M. At that point, most of the roof of the building had collapsed into the attic. Crews remained on scene well into the evening mopping up the blaze that destroyed the original duplex. West Hazleton firefighters were called back to the scene around 4:40 A.M. after reports were received of fire in the roof. Crews found active fire when they arrived. It is believe that the entrapment reports turned out to be false, however there is no official word at this point. Some reports also indicated that a firefighter was transported to a hospital for minor injuries.
Saint Clair Fire Chief Frank Uhrin operates Tower 62-21 at a threealarm fire in Port Carbon.
Allentown FF Dennis Walton changes out the air cylinder of FF Chad Ege during a working garage fire at 739 Tilghman Street on 1/2/19.
More than 25 vehicles, including dump trucks and tractor-trailers, were involved in the Route 222 pile-up.
JUMP TO FILE #011719102 was not working, so crews had to find a different hydrant to establish a water supply. While crews were searching the home, other crews began to attack the fire. All searches came up negative. Firefighters had a hard time inside the home due to hoarding conditions. The reported trapped individual was eventually found to be unharmed and not inside the home.
Units from the South Lebanon Twp. Fire Department were alerted to a reported chimney fire in the 400 block of South 5th Ave. on February 3rd. Wagon 48 pulled up just past the house and got ready to go offensive if needed. Like clock work, the department checked the house and cleared the scene in under 25 minutes.


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PROPHESY
by Karl Hinze
2018 Fresh Fruit Festival
July 9 at 8:00pm
July 13 at 6:30pm
performances at The Wild Project (195 East 3rd Street)
Review by Amanda Kavaja
In a world where religion is sanctuary for many people, the modern thought-process can be a true obstacle. The setting of this play is The Holy Apostle High School. We watch a teenager struggling with his life. A homosexual student, Mark, has a crush on his teacher, Mr. Teeson, but it goes much further. Mark began to see religious visions which include harmful instances happening to innocent people. He turns to Mr.Teeson for help. In the beginning of every act, parts of Saint Magdalena's story was told by Mr.Teeson, in order to compare her background with Mark's. The actors gave us this parable complete with humor and fear. Connor Johnston who played Mark was truly funny and captivating while doing so. His own natural timing kept the audience with him all the way. His feelings for his teacher were played with honesty as they grew. Ben Lorenz as Mr. Teeson gave us a warm and welcoming characterization. His character portrayal gave us the intelligence of an academic with the worry of a man afraid of losing his job because of a secret fling with one of his students.
I was amazed when watching this wonderful play. The sense of hope written into these characters makes us look at the millennial stereotype of seeing only black and gray. As the title of the play is called 'Prophesy," this drama represented the complete opposite. It was rather more unpredictable than predictable, which seemed more intriguing. Finn and Joe were two of Mark's closest friends. Alton Alburo was the perfect person to play Finn, due to his enthusiasm and intelligence. He gave us the definition of a true friend who did not tell others Mark's darkest secret (again a refreshing change), but Joe on the other hand, was a big mouth. Artem Kreimer personified the narcissistic nature of Joe with great aplomb. The actors' own charm allowed for memorable puns. Eating on stage is always a fun bit and Joe and his snacks gave the audience something to chew on – maybe that's one of Joe's puns.
Every time there was a sad scene lovely melancholy music played in the background. The lights were usually set in a spotlight form whenever a character was talking I liked the use of this technique. In between the acts, I found the story of Saint Magdalena interesting, in that, a connection was made between love and the consequences of such a love. One quote I remember Mr.Teeson saying, was "I love less because I am less." I started putting myself into his shoes and realized that sometimes, people must let go to respect someone else's wishes. I am better for attending this play as I've enriched my history and was given a strong parable of love. Thank you, Mr. Hinze, for creating Mr. Teeson to teach this class.
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Cleared Teamsters' Head Continues Union's Reform
By Ron Scherer Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
THE allegations kept cropping up in the press: International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) President Ron Carey had past links to organized crime.
This week, those allegations were put to rest.
After an extensive investigation, the Independent Review Board (IRB), an agency set up by the Justice Department to watch over the Teamsters, stated that ``at this time we have found that the evidence uncovered in this investigation does not support our recommending charges against Carey.''
In a Monitor interview, Mr. Carey admits to relief about the report. ``It certainly had an effect on my family, so the answer is yes, I'm relieved,'' he says.
The IRB report, issued Monday, clears the way for Carey to continue his program of trying to clean up the 1.4 million-member union, the nation's largest. On the same day the IRB cleared Carey, the Teamsters filed corruption charges against the officers of three locals in the New York region.
Since he took office in February 1992, Carey has been waging an internal war against what he terms the ``Old Guard'' teamsters who looted the union. On June 9, Carey got the Teamsters General Executive Board to revoke the charters of the union's four Area Conferences.
Since Carey has been active in shutting down funding for the old Teamster leadership, it is not surprising that the IRB found that many of the allegations against him ``came from, or were stimulated by, Carey's political opposition within the IBT.''
One of Carey's opponents, George Geller, a lawyer for Teamsters Local 348 in Michigan, called the IRB report ``a disgraceful coverup'' in an interview.
Mr. Geller called on Sen. Sam Nunn's permanent subcommittee on investigations, which has held hearings on organized crime, to hold hearings on this issue. He wants the committee to allow a Mafia informant, Alfonso D'Arco, to testify about any relationship Carey may have with the mob. In 1991, Mr. D'Arco, a Luchese family member, told the FBI that Carey was involved with Joe Trerotola, a Teamsters official with organized crime ties.
However, the IRB concluded that there was no basis for recommending a charge against Carey for mob involvement. Despite this statement, Carey says he expects continued attacks from his opposition. ``This is the way to try to distract me,'' he says.
Ken Paff, an organizer with the Teamsters for a Democratic Union, a national reform movement, hails the IRB's conclusions. ``We hope this will end the media attention these `Old Guard' officials are getting for these bogus charges,'' he says.
With the IRB investigation over, Carey is trying to find ways to finance the Teamsters' strike fund, which has run out of money. ``We've stopped paying benefits,'' he says. This spring, the Teamster membership turned down an increase in dues that would have raised $50 million. To fund a two-week truckers' strike this spring, the union borrowed $15 million from other international unions. It is now in the process of repaying those loans.
The union is also short-funded in its affiliate pension plan, which requires $16 million a year. Carey says unless it finds a way to replenish this fund, the Teamsters will have to consider freezing benefits to current employees or terminating the plan.
Carey says he hopes to have a plan to resolve the funding problems in motion by Labor Day.
Jimmy Hoffa search: No remains found
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Mariah Carey will perform in Las Vegas this spring


Thor is the god of thunder based on Nose mythology. He is the son of Odin and Jord, the earth goddess. Thor is such a popular norse myth because he was the strongest of all Aesir, who were the principle race of the Norse gods.
When most people thing of Thor, the first thing that comes to mind is his mighty hammer. His hammer is named Mjollnir, which means "that smashes". Mjollnir was made for Thor by the dwarves Brok and Eitri Who made magical weapons for all the gods.
Thor also wore a belt named Megingjard that provided him with immense strength and power. Along with Megingjard he need his iron gloves in order to wield this heavy hammer.
Often, since Thor had such a short temper, he would use this hammer on the common enemy of the gods, the giants. Thor's greatest enemy was Jormungand, which was a Midgard serpent. On the day of Ragnarok, which is the end of the cosmos in Norse mythology, Thor is supposed to kill this serpent but, he will die from the poison. Once Thor is gone he will then pass on his weapons, including his hammer to his sons.
One myth surrounding the legend of Thor, is when he lost his hammer to a giant named Thrym, or king of the giants. The only way Thrym would return Mjollnir was if Thor's beautiful mistress, Freyja, would marry become his bride. Thor and his brother, Loki devised a plan to dress Thor as the bride and escorted him to the giants. Once in possession of his hammer, Thor then killed Thrym and destroyed the dining hall.


If you think the stock calendar for Windows Phone is sucky, then you have to try this one out. It's free by the way.
The graphics are very hi-res and comes with the usual split view of month calendar along with the list of events above it. The interface is simple as well with 3 buttons at the bottom of the screen; Switch view, jump list and settings.
Chronos Calender syncs with the default calendar on the Windows Phone so you can fully substitute it with this one here. Live Tiles look great too.
– New tiles for everybody WP7, WP7.8 and WP8.
– Handles 256Mb phones correctly.
– For WP8 – create an appointment directly from the app on any account google/exchange… + recurring events.
– Direct access to some functions through the middle button.
– Welcome country calendars: USA-spanish, Finland-swedish, Ukraine, Switzerland-italian, Switzerland-french, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Portugal and Slovakia.


Apply below for the Pioneer programme this semester! If you have any questions before you do so, get in touch with Daniel at daniel.usher-barrass@winchesterhub.org or give us a call on 01962 827 624.
We aim to make our programmes and activities as accessible as possible; if there is anything we can do to facilitate your volunteering, please get in touch, we are very happy to help.


Understanding Table Maintenance Generator (TMG) and many more important aspects.
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Mark was recently interviewed on the John and Ken Show on WOR radio regarding one of his clients who was injured as a result of tripping and falling over the Citibike bike rack. You may listen to the interview by clicking the link below and forwarding the podcast to approximately 21:30 minutes.
Additionally, the New York Daily News interviewed Mark. The article is set forth below.
A pair of pedestrians have moved to sue the city over injuries they say they sustained when they tripped on the bicycle parking stations earlier this year.
Citi Bike docking stations are more than just parking spot destroyers — they're health hazards, legal filings say.
Lashonne Shelton, 50, and Howard Orlick, 52, have filed notices of claim - the first step towards suing the city - charging they were the victims of a "trap-like" condition created by the racks.
The filings with the city Controller's office are the first personal injury claims stemming from the controversial and popular program, which launched this past May.
Shelton, a single mother of two adult children who works for the NYPD, said she was walking by Centre and Worth Streets in Lower Manhattan when she took a tumble on a newly installed dock there in April.
"It's our claim the bike rack was positioned in a manner that created a dangerous and defective condition," said her lawyer, Mark Grodberg.
Shelton suffered neck, back and leg injuries as a result of the fall, and was treated at a hospital. Grodberg said some of her injuries "may be permanent."
The lawyer said his client, a lifelong Brooklyn resident, isn't a fan of the program.
"She understands the bike system is good for the tourists, but she notes that it's also a significant nuisance," Grodberg said.
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Orlick had his run-in with a dock near Union Square on May 5, about three weeks before the program launched.
The legally blind Orlick said he hurt his ankle when he took a tumble thanks to an optical illusion created by the dock, the street and the sidewalk.
"Visually, it looks l like the bike rack is on the sidewalk, because it is the same color as the sidewalk. However, it actually is the street," he wrote. "May I suggest you paint the bike rack base a different color, like black?"
He said he'll be seeking $500 in damages to cover his medical costs. Shelton is seeking $1 million.
A rep for the city Law Department had no immediate comment.
The filings were first reported Wednesday by DNAinfo.com.
Below is a summary of the following article by Mark S. Grodberg regarding the New York City laws addressing Lead Paint poisoning. It was originally published in its entirety on August 9, 2006.
In New York, where a preponderance of city housing is rented, the responsibility and abatement for not only lead-based paint, but any chipped or peeling paint within a building where a child age six or younger resides rests squarely on the shoulders of landlords. In fact, the New York state and city government Courts have determined that today's landlords should take financial responsibility for past generations of improper lead use in New York.
Since lead paint liability legislation continues to evolve in New York City it banned the use of lead-based paint for interior building surfaces in 1960.
Further legislation also resulted in the requirement to remediate existing lead paint--an enormous undertaking seeing that 55% of the City's housing units were built prior to 1950, with many of those units situated in low-income neighborhoods. The challenge facing the City was to identify the scope of the health risk while developing an administrative and enforcement system to oversee the abatement of lead paint.
The deteriorating conditions of many buildings and the development of scientific and medical research on the effects of lead paint exposure led the New York City Council in 1982 to direct owners of multiple dwelling units to remove or cover lead-based paint in apartments inhabited by children age six or younger. As such, this local law represented the City's attempt to define obligations for the abatement of existing interior lead paint conditions.
This statute creates a presumption that peeling paint in any multiple dwelling erected prior to January 1, 1960 where a child age six or under resided constituted lead-based paint for abatement purposes, regardless of whether the paint in question is lead-based or not.
As it stands today, a landlord may be held liable for injury caused by defective or dangerous conditions within leased premises if the landlord is under a statutory or contractual duty to maintain the premises in good repair.
Local Law 1 further states that for a landlord to be held liable for injuries resulting by a lead hazard, he/she must have "actual" or "constructive" notice (constructive notice constructive notice n. a fiction that a person got notice even though actual notice was not personally delivered to him/her). The issue of notice has been litigated extensively and a attorney should be consulted when determining whether an action may be maintained on this basis.
However, as written, the New York City laws create "constructive" notice of a dangerous lead paint condition based upon proof of chipping or peeling paint and a landlord's awareness that a child age six or younger lives in his/ her building.
While a landlord can demonstrate that the paint in question is not lead based and therefore not inherently dangerous (as is certainly the case in some situations), the New York City Courts place the responsibility of abating the lead paint hazard squarely on the shoulders of landlords.
The laws regarding lead paint violations are complex and anyone with potential lawsuit should consult with legal counsel.


And he sort of did....we moved into this house almost 5 years ago. My husband assured me that he would quickly finish the basement so I could have a craft space. However, it's been a long process and still it wasn't getting done. It's not all his fault...in fact, I blame money, or the lack there of. But still, I did have to tell the sheetrockers that he has "no say" and to check with me before doing anything he told them. So yes, he did sort of get fired. But don't worry....I've hired him back for some smaller jobs and I think it will all work out!!
I will start sharing pictures of all the reworked spaces soon!!
So happy you renewed his contract! Can't wait to see your new space! I know it will be amazing!
I had to laugh at your husband getting "fired" because it is similar to when we moved into our current home (nearly 7 years ago.) dh heard me talking to his cousins; they asked about a stack of 3-4 boxes sitting in one corner of our basement. I said, "Doug promised to get rid of them by October. I forgot to ask him, 'October of what year?' "
Love your blog, and I am looking forward to seeing your renewed spaces. One of my clients had a similar problem, rebuilding their basement took them much longer than they thought and, well, it brings unexpected difficulties.I wish you good luck and I can´t way to see the result of your work!


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The Music Ministry is comprised of several departments i.e. choirs, bands, praise dance, and drama.
We count it an honor to charge the atmosphere and create an atmosphere that leads the congregation in worship.
If you are a skillful musician and you want to use your gift to help set the stage for worship, we would love to have you in the band. Rehearsals are every Saturday at 10AM.
The Kidz Choir is a singing ministry for children ages 5-10. This is where younger children learn about the purpose of Praise and Worship to God. We focus on breaking down song lyrcs for their understanding. They also learn that the heart of worship goes beyond the music.
If you have a passion for worship and a gift to sing, this ministry is for you. Areas included are Praise Teams, Adult Choir, Women's Choir and Men's Choir.


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«Baila conmigo» puede referirse a:

Cine y televisión
 Baila conmigo (1992), telenovela mexicana.
 Baila conmigo ("Dance with Me") (1998), película protagonizada por Chayanne.
 Baila conmigo (2010-), reality show de Paraguay.
 Baila conmigo (2022), programa de televisión de España.

Música
 Baila conmigo (2021), canción de la cantante estadounidense Selena Gomez y del puertorriqueño Rauw Alejandro.
 Baila conmigo (2019), canción de la cantante estadounidense Jennifer Lopez.
 Baila conmigo (2016), canción de Juan Magán & Luciana del álbum: Quiero que sepas.
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The Land Reform establishes a right of responsible, non-motorised access to most land and inland water in Scotland, and also requires land managers to respect access rights. Although there is now a right of responsible access to much of the outdoors, many people prefer to use paths. Clearly defined paths are important, not only for recreation, but also for commuting and to help land managers manage access on their land.
For a number of years, East Lothian Council has been working with local communities and landowners to develop community path networks around many towns and villages in East Lothian. The Core Paths Plan was prepared over an extended period of consultation which has provided an excellent opportunity to consult with local communities, path users and land managers.
East Lothian's Core Paths Plan was adopted in 2010. Maps of the plan show existing core paths as purple lines and paths that we hoped to build as red dotted lines. Since 2010 over 6 kilometres of these aspirational routes have been built, but there are other routes still shown as red dotted lines that we have been unable to build for one reason or another.
The maps linked to this page show over 331 kilometres of routes offering great access to a variety of landscapes and scenery. We will continue to improve the core paths network by adding new routes and upgrading existing routes where possible.
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Starting with a Single Character on Stage can be a concern with my critique group. I'm not sure how this "rule" evolved, since I asked our most technical and analytical person a while back.
I am not convinced that starting with a Single Character On Stage is a bad thing. HeartMate started that way, Heart Change, most the Summoning books, and Echoes in Dark (literally, Jikata on stage).
I think it depends on how long you go and what other hooks you might have. In HeartMate, Zanth walks on stage fairly quickly, and in Heart Change, Vinni shows up rather dramatically.
There can be problems if most of the scene is backstory, or the set up goes on too long.
As for me, if books open with dialogue, I tend to get confused -- who is the real protagonist and why should I care about them?
Of course Mentor usually opens with action, prefers that, and chase or explosions. ;), though, now that I think about it, she opened with a single character (victim viewpoint) in what she brought to cririque...though since I didn't notice, it obviously didn't go on too long.
May you enjoy all the techniques of your craft today.
I usually write to the "Writer's Journey" outline that was popularized by Christopher Vogler in the book of the same name and corresponds to Jospeh Campbell's studies of The Hero With A Thousand Faces and I'm up to the Ordeal.
I thought of it early yesterday morning, but I'm not quite ready to write it. I think because it should be a powerful scene and I want it right...though the most powerful scene I ever wrote, in Heart Choice, I just went with the flow.
But this one, I think I want my subconscious working on for a while, so I'll let it mull, and write it tomorrow. Critique is today.
Though I might also be hesitating because I know it will be wrenching if I do it right.
May you enjoy your creative process today.
The story determines points of view, how many characters you will tell it from. I think the genre also determines this. For instance, fantasy readers are more likely to accept more points of view, as well as more characters. For me, my romances have had TWO and TWO ONLY points of view, the hero and the heroine.
My five book fantasy series (Summoning) has had, I think, up to five points of view, hero/heroine and secondary characters. I even started out with a secondary character's point of view in the first book, Guardian of Honor -- to show you the set up on Lladrana. Also, there came a time in the book, where I wanted to foreshadow something and that couldn't be done in the hero's or heroine's point of view (they weren't speaking to each other). So I used the hero's brother, Luthan.
In the last two books of the Summoning series, Keepers of the Flame and Echoes in the Dark, I was primarily telling the story of the two couples. I'd learned from experience that the moment I put Alexa (heroine of Guardian of Honor) on stage she tended to take over, so she did NOT get a point of view.
I'm bringing this up because in the new Luna book (Lightfolk series) that I'm writing, in all the words I've done (38K), it's been in the heroine's point of view. I haven't actually sat down to analyze this -- and I DID do a hero's interview sheet in first person -- but I think I want to keep the hero's motivations a little murky.
So, there is only ONE point of view in this book. This may change after I move into it more, but currently it feels right.
May you enjoy your own point of view today.
I am very thankful for my family, my friends, my cat Dingo, and the people who enjoy my work and make my writing career possible. May blessings fall on all of them for the rest of their lives.
Happy Thanksgiving, and may it be a joyful day for you.
Most of you know that I write about cats. At one time I had a total of 6 (indoor/outdoor). Now I have one.
I don't often talk about the cats here or on my website, because I write of them and in the books, they are still living (except Boris in Road to Adventure who has his crown and his temple and the road and his wings...). I like people to think of the cats as alive.
But I am thinking of adopting another. Dingo (Beadle in Heart Change) is so mellow that I don't believe he will have a problem.
And (whispering) I consulted an animal communicator to make sure Dingo would be all right with this. I'm not above paying for a little peace of mind, even if it might be a fantasy.
Still, this is a big step, adding a new member to the household. I'm going to see him on Friday.
May you have a day and evening of possibilities.
Got a note that Luna needed art info for Lightfolk #1. I'm calling it Out of Balance (or A Dwarf At the Door). This is my mock up I'll be using for the "cover" on NaNoWriMo.
Jenni is an "elemental balancer" which means she balances magic...and sees them as sheets/flames...earth, air, wind, fire, water.
And I'm beat, especially since I've worked on this all evening.
May you enjoy different creativities today.
Back from Retreat and Signing!
The flying itself was tough, but I am home and pretending the cars going by on the street is the thunder of surf...but during the long quiet times it is REALLY quiet.
I fell while climbing up a dune and got sand in the camera...so not many pics this year.
May you have a lovely day and enjoy wherever you are.
Yes, I know I haven't posted anything lately. The flight was a little delayed but all in all went well (ok, I missed lunch). Sat-Monday I didn't write, just listened to the surf and read and talked.
Now, of course, I am WAY behind on my Nanowrimo word count so I need to write a lot the next 12 days. So far I've adopted a new schedule...like two hours on, a long break, 2 more hours, etc. It's been working better than 4-6 hours in the chair in the morning.
So that's it. I'll try and get back here tomorrow night (writing in the evenings now, too). I'll be back in Denver on Saturday and SIGNING AT BROADWAY BOOK MALL on Sunday.
Yes, it's my third annual retreat in South Carolina! This time I am doing Hermit Week 2. I am up early and packed and have new batteries and memory card for the camera, flash drives, and determination to write!
There will be the tail end of Ida, some pretty days and some cooler ones, but here it is snowing.
Mom or bro (or myself driving Mom's car) is taking me to the airport and I will be back next Saturday evening and SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, I HAVE A SIGNING AT BROADWAY BOOK MALL.
I'll be meeting mostly new people for Hermit Week 2, so that will be interesting. I need to write, and I think I need the break of walking on the beach. I WILL (internet willing) be posting to the blog when I am away. Probably beach photos as usual.
May you enjoy your weekend and week, whatever you are doing, your free time and creativity!
The most important thing that a brand new writer needs is FEEDBACK. They need to be affirmed that they know writing techniques or be told how to learn them.
So I always recommend a writing organization (Romance Writers of America if you are writing romance) for in-person critique groups. There are online critique groups, too, but I don't know these, and make sure they don't charge per critique. There could be fees to keep the website going, or membership fees (reasonable, under 100/year).
Or enter contests with good feedback, such as (for multi genre), Pikes Peak Writers, Southwest Writers, Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.
So I went to Lowe's and was about to pay $700 for a heater and install when they said they wouldn't install because there is no drain in the basement floor. The house is coming up on 100 years old, so, like, OF COURSE no drain.
So I haven't written. I COULD have, there is something to be said for just getting words down on the page, words, after all, can be revised, a blank page can't.
I allowed myself to be distracted. Today will be better. I have a charity lunch (I was auctioned off), and tomorrow I take the car in, but...I've been thinking about the book and that is always a very good sign.
BTW, bro came over, I led him to the basement and there was no wetness under the hot water heater. SIGNS of leakage but nothing immediate that I need to take care of before I leave for South Carolina on Saturday. Huge relief.
I WILL write this afternoon.
I've had this discussion many times over the years and it's something I need to remind myself when I have deadlines. I love to write (ok, I especially love to write when it's just complete fun). Yesterday, at the awesome signing at Beth Anne's Book Corner, I was talking to a woman who wrote to please herself.
Since I've joined RMFW and my critique group(s), the point of the work is WORK, to do something publishable and publish it. Sometimes the joy that started you writing is lost. I heard from one of my critique buddies that she seems to have given up writing...and I think it's because she SHOULD be published by now, and has that as a goal, we've set ourselves. So maybe next group we will look at that.
I wrote a little something a couple of months back for pure joy (ok, maybe I'll sell it sometime), but I needed to remind myself that the book I'm writing on now I wrote for pure joy, too, even though I've sold it.
May you experience joy in your creativity today.
Thanks to all of you who have purchased Heart Change and have let me know that you enjoyed it and/or the books.
I deeply appreciate this, especially when my writing days are a little rocky.
So may you have a sweet, unexpected pleasure today.
and one on the 22nd when I get back from South Carolina (I will remind you).
May you enjoy all your jaunts today!
It's up and I have "new" next to the things I have updated. A new page in Worlds for Heart Change with D'Marigold Residence, the little Samhain piece I have on Celta under Worlds. An excerpt from Chapter 3 of Heart Change.
Contest is for a Calcite Egg.
May you enjoy wherever you go on the web today.
Ok, thought I HAVE heard from a few of you, Heart Change is officially released today (though I doubt it will make any famous 'lists').
I've been sending ECards to a couple of my groups, three different ones, tailored to the group, here's the one for Romance.
May you enjoy the day.
No one likes to throw your work out, but sometimes you get so bogged down in ideas that if you try to revise and rework and cut and paste old with new work, it stops you. At least it does me.
Since I'm doing NaNoWriMo this year, I am already a bit behind (oh and was rear-ended yesterday, minor, but I'm going to have to deal with that this week).
And so Chapter 2 and 3 are good but not working, and if I try to revise I will STILL be stuck, I've decided to throw them out. Again.
I do have a Holding file for old chapters, all old work, but I really rarely look at it. But it's a comfort for me.
So, back to work! May you enjoy what you are doing today.
Yes, I am actually up at 2:30 (now 1:30 am). I went to a NaNoWriMo kickoff at about 9:30 and just got home.
I'm pretty sure my mentor's default writing is a car chase...some people do dialogue...and then write more and call it "layering." I am not really good at rushing a rough draft out and going back and revising. I tend to revise as I go along, work I did the previous day or whatever.
So I think I'm going to take a sticky and put it up on my computers that says "action," or even "dialogue" would be a better option than internals. When I first began writing there were a lot more internals that there is today, so I am behind the curve in catching up to popular fiction. A little can go a long way.
Next time, I'll just write some sort of action scene or dialogue.
Meanwhile, there is another write in at 3pm straight across the highway from me, so I think I'll go, too. I'll definitely make my wordage by then, and maybe more. Or earlier. Or something.
In any event, just sit down and write (we started at midnight), and see what is your default mode. Always good to know.
May you enjoy your reading or writing today.


"Allium: Rise of the Leek Knight" is the saga of an onion farmer from Ludum Daria who must fight through an evil horde of demons and kill the warlord Stanky Bredthe to save her daughter Pearl.
Use SPACE to jump, A/D to move left or right, W or S to fight.
SPACE will skip most title/story screens.
Great game! I love the story and the combat is pretty great, a bit repetitive but sooo satisfying seeing all those imp bodies piling up.
Good game. Like the intro audio very funny.
The art, effects, and sound were pretty good and I enjoyed the humor. But yeah, it's a bit repetitive.
Haha, I really liked it. Obviously the controls need a little more work (and depth). But the art was good enough that I knew where the time went. Anyway, great game.
I realy like the lvl 14 with the carrot dragons ! Or maybe I just imagine this ?
ohhhh no mac version :( i really wanted to play this!best weapon ever!!
It's very hard! I like the graphics, great work!
So gory and so many enemies, I couldn't see anything! Felt like no matter what I did I would always lose. Great graphics and I like the music!
Oh, this is a really nice entry.
Graphics, Audio(especially the music you sing) are both great!
The weapon is cool, and the story is fun.
If the gameplay part can be longer, it will be more better.
Awesome game play but im not sure if it has an end. cool game, what engine is this?
It does have an end. All done in MonoGame.
Potentially the best title screen audio since the dawn of gaming.
The boss made me chuckle out loud. Great game! Love the humor.
Arrgh I had 4 of those things left! It's hard to tell exactly when they're damaging you and when they're not. With so many on the screen, they should only damage you in 'attack' mode, but I couldn't quite tell if that is the case already.
Gonna have to replay some more to try and get the boss, but it takes so long!
I loved the story and ridiculousness of it! The gameplay is very repetitive but it's fun to see the demons' bodies pile up on the ground. I liked the music too, but I wish it looped better. I enjoyed it though!
Very great voice acting at the title screen! I like this game because of its humor! Very nice entry!
Nice graphics, fun little game. Good job!
I had a very good laugh. Nice one.
The only thing is that the audio stops too abruptly, but otherwise the sound is good. The game too.
The title screen song is everything. Seriously, I laughed so hard I cried. And you weren't joking about s*** getting real on that next screen! 5/5 for humor alone, it's a bonus you really hit the theme too. Great job.


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Q: Multiple Modelview for Blazor Server Page I have a Blazor Page with one View, but I want to use two ViewModels for that, depends on which URL I use.
@page "/canSimStatic"
@page "/CanSimDynamic"
@using System.Diagnostics;
@using edge_cantraficSimulator.Data
@using edge_cantraficSimulator.ViewModels
@using System.Threading;
@using System.IO;
@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Rendering;
@inject NavigationManager NavigationManager

@if (NavigationManager.Uri.Contains("canSimStatic"))
{
    @inject ViewModels.CanSimStaicViewModell viewmodel
}
@if (NavigationManager.Uri.Contains("CanSimDynamic"))
{
    @inject ViewModels.CanSimDynamicViewModdels viewmodel
}

My problem is, no matter which of these both URLs I use, it always choses the second one as viewmodel

A: I checked this with output the URl to the page:
@if (NavigationManager.Uri.Contains("canSimStatic"))
{

First Option from @NavigationManager.Uri

}
else if (NavigationManager.Uri.Contains("CanSimDynamic"))
{

Secound Option from @NavigationManager.Uri

}

both show "Secound Option from .../CanSimDynamic". So Blazor seem to handel both internally  with the same Uri. So I would recommend to use a url parameter for this:
@page "/canSim/{Option}"
@inject NavigationManager NavigationManager

@if (NavigationManager.Uri.Contains("Dynamic"))
{

First Option from Url  @NavigationManager.Uri - Option @Option

}
else if (NavigationManager.Uri.Contains("Static"))
{

Secound Option from Url  @NavigationManager.Uri - Option @Option

}

@code {
    [Parameter]
    public String Option { get; set; }

    //...
}

you can use the url e.g. in NavMenu like:
<NavLink class="nav-link" href="canSim/Dynamic">
    Counter
</NavLink>

A: @inject is Razor code and is like a directive.  You can't use it in logic loops like you have done.
You need to load both and then select which one you want to use.  You can do something like this:
@code
{
[Inject] private ViewModels.CanSimStaicViewModell viewModelStatic {get; set;}
[Inject] private ViewModels.CanSimDynamicViewModdels viewModelDynamic {get; set;}

private object viewModel;

protected override void OnInitialized() {
   if (NavigationManager.Uri.Contains("Dynamic"))
      viewModal = viewModelDynamic;
   else
      viewModal = viewModelStatic;
}

Whether you use object or say ICanSimViewModell depends on how you're using it.  I would suggest defining an interface that both "models" conform to and then
private object viewModel;

becomes:
private ICanSimViewModell viewModel;

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