The Café Racer look is forever associated with 1960's London. The magical engine size was 650cc and long tanks, short seats, clip-ons and loud exhausts were the order of the day. Café Racers (or better "rockers") wore black studded jackets with drainpipe dark blue jeans and heavy boots. End of story.
Folklore surrounding the genre, such as the 'record racers,' bikers allegedly racing from one point to another before the record on the juke box finished spinning, are largely urban myths. At the very core of the Café Racer, was the need for rebellious youngsters to cut down the superfluous cycle parts of their daily rides, converting them into stretched out pseudo racers that emulated the look of the TT winners of old.
Did they wind on their shaking, rattling, vibrating Beezers, Bonnies, Tritons and Tribsas around the midnight roads of the North Circular, breaking the magical ton before they got to the next café? Damn right, they did. The bikes and their riders were the stuff of legends, so is it any wonder that the look should still be going strong over 50 years later, as a new generation of Café Racer stamp their mark on the genre?
So, ok you've decided that you're drawn to this style of bike but need a little inspiration, the first thing to do is some research on the search engine of your choice. Don't sell yourself short and think this is just copying someone else's ideas. The trick is, to use other Café Racer builds as a springboard for ideas for your own ride.
Next, be realistic with your expectations in terms of budget, practicality, and availability, remember you've still got to be able to afford it, and ride it. This is also a good time to take a serious look at your own particular motorcycle too. There's nothing to really stop you from Café Racing anything (just look at the Ducati Scrambler Café Racer!) but obviously, some bikes will be easier to convert than others. Unless you're going to get the angle grinder and welder out, things like frame design and cycle parts will heavily influence the finished look.
Basically speaking, a Café Racer conversion will fall into five areas, namely, tank, seat, handlebars, footrests and exhaust. These are obviously just cosmetic changes but like every aspect of customization, the difference from mild to wild is purely down to the depth of your pockets.
Working on a tight budget? Read my article about a low budget cafe racer first!
Round about now, you should be ready to start hunting down the parts, but unlike me when I went through this exact same process for my 1968 T120 Bonnie (this involved wading through the piles of scrap accumulated in friend's garages and sheds) we now have the internet, so let's take a good look at just what's available online in terms of quality, value for money and availability.
We seem to be well catered for in Western Europe and first up is https://www.ace-caferacerparts.com/. Not to be confused with the Ace Café in London, this online shop is based in the Netherlands. It's a goldmine of very classy and well-made looking accessories, ranging from classic Ceriani front forks at a whopping 2375 Euro to very reasonable aluminum rear sets starting at 125 Euro.
Whilst you're clicking around on the site check out the seat and tank section. The single seat units look great and are made for universal fit and specific models of BMW. Although they do give dimensions, it would be nice to see a pic of the underneath of the seat to give a better idea of fit. This also goes for the fuel tanks too, although here, the majority do seem to be made to fit a particular model.
There is a helpline available after 7.00pm or all day Saturday and their returns policy looks straight forward too.
https://caferacerseats.co.uk/ is an online only shop based in Sheffield UK, trading under the name of the Complete Café Racer. As well as making the fiberglass Café Racer parts themselves, owner Tony Garnham-Parks builds some cracking looking bikes using his own parts. Interestingly, they manufacture a range of fiberglass tank covers, which give you a classic shape but fits over a smaller inner tank. Shipping to the UK mainland is free and they do ship to the rest of the world. Feedback from their Facebook page looks positive with plenty of updates and workshop pics of ongoing projects.
With a heritage going back to 1978, Burton Bike Bits is one of those dying breeds of old fashioned British bike shops that's made the successful leap to becoming an online shop, offering a staggering 30,000 parts through www.britishbikebits.com/cafe-racer-parts. Selling just about every engine and frame spare you can imagine for Triumph, BSA, Royal Enfield and Norton as well as Hinckley Triumphs, their range is staggering and website easy to navigate. Once again, they've got a Facebook page, so have a look around and check it out for customer feedback and shop updates.
Don't worry that www.kickstartershop.de/ is based in Germany as there's a row of flags along the top of the front page that translates the site into five languages. It was also nice to see Café Racer parts for a host of Japanese bikes, ranging from a custom seat for your Honda CX500 to bang up to date face lift kits for your Yamaha XV950. Check out, their Kickstarter Blog found at the top of the page, it's all in German, but there's some great vids posted.
Over the other side of the pond Dime City Cycles www.dimecitycycles.com/ cater for Triumph, all Japanese brands and not just for Café Racers. There's lots to click around including a gallery of customer bikes which is good for seeing what components look like in situ.
Cognito Moto in Virginia runs a very slick looking site at https://cognitomoto.com/ there's page after page of seriously cool machined custom Café Racer parts, such as triple clamps that allow you to mount usd GSXR forks onto your BMW. There's a slide show of their builds as featured on various biker sites on the web and the checkout page says they offer international shipping.
In the market for some Café Racer parts but can't source them locally, then chances are you'll be able to order them over the internet. There are however, a few rules to follow if you do. First of all, if it's an online shop, see if they have a social media presence like a blog or Facebook and check out any feedback they have from previous customers. Something else to look out for is if they update their page regularly, if they do this usually means they're internet savvy and good with communication.
Sooner or later, it's inevitable that you'll end up on eBay, even if it's just for a price comparison. I've been down this road myself many times and with a few exceptions, have been satisfied with my purchases. But, and it's a very obvious but, you know there's a whole host of badly made tat just waiting for you to hit 'Buy it now.' If in doubt move on, or at the very least check out the seller's feedback, all the info you need to make an informed decision is right there if you look. It's a great place to buy smaller, less expensive items such handlebar grips, speedos and blinkers. But remember, quality may be an issue. Plus, returns are not always easy, especially when the seller is in China. The same goes when ordering from other sites such as Alibaba.com where, nine times out of ten you have to order in multiples.
It's a sad fact that the internet is teeming with cheap imitations of famous branded items and whereas this used to be mostly aimed at designer handbags and clothing, now the more unscrupulous manufacturers from the Far East will turn their hand to anything and this includes custom bike parts.
Done right, Café Racers have the legacy to look seriously cool and are fun to ride so if you get ton-up fever, just do it, but all I will say is this, Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware). Those ancient Romans may not have known what it was like to take a sweeping bend stretched out over a 5-gallon aluminum tank, but they knew a dodgy deal when they saw one.
Gear up and ton up!
PS. Ready to start building your own cafe racer? Check out this guide!
You're more than welcome Jay!
Thanks for listing us! We love helping our customers build their dream Cafe Racer and do the Ton!! Keep up the good work!


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Q: Http.get returns null I'm having a problem of getting data from the server API. The result returns a null. Could anyone help me to solve it? Thank you and much appreciated.
class TrackingPage extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  _TrackingPageState createState() => _TrackingPageState();
}

class _TrackingPageState extends State<TrackingPage> {
  _fetchPost() {
    API.fetchPost().then((response) {
      setState(() {
        return Cargo.fromJson(response.body);
      });
    });
  }

  initState() {
    super.initState();
    _fetchPost();
  }

  dispose() {
    super.dispose();
  }

  Widget _trackingpg() {
    return Container(
        child: FutureBuilder<Cargo>(
      future: _fetchPost(),
      builder: (context, snapshot) {
        Text(snapshot.data.status);
      },
    ));
  }
}

and this is my API class
class API{
  static Future fetchPost(){
    var url = baseUrl;
    return http.get(url);
  }
}

PODO CLASS
Cargo cargoFromJson(String str) {
  final jsonData = json.decode(str);
  return Cargo.fromJson(jsonData);
}

String cargoToJson(Cargo data) {
  final dyn = data.toJson();
  return json.encode(dyn);
}

class Cargo {
  String cargoClass;
  String cargoId;
  String type;
  String status;
  List<TemperatureReading> temperatureReadings;

  Cargo({
    this.cargoClass,
    this.cargoId,
    this.type,
    this.status,
    this.quantity,
    this.origin,
    this.temperatureReadings,
  });

  factory Cargo.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) => new Cargo(
    cargoClass: json["\u0024class"],
    cargoId: json["cargoId"],
    type: json["type"],
    status: json["status"],
    temperatureReadings: new List<TemperatureReading>.from(
        json["temperatureReadings"]
            .map((x) => TemperatureReading.fromJson(x))),

  );

  Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => {
    "\u0024class": cargoClass,
    "cargoId": cargoId,
    "type": type,
    "status": status,
    "temperatureReadings":
    new List<dynamic>.from(temperatureReadings.map((x) => x.toJson())),

  };
}

class TemperatureReading {
  String temperatureReadingClass;
  double centigrade;
  String cargo;
  String transactionTimestamp;

  TemperatureReading({
    this.temperatureReadingClass,
    this.centigrade,
    this.cargo,
    this.transactionTimestamp,
  });

  factory TemperatureReading.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) =>
      new TemperatureReading(
        temperatureReadingClass: json["\u0024class"],
        centigrade: json["centigrade"].toDouble(),
        cargo: json["cargo"],
        transactionTimestamp: json["transactionTimestamp"],
      );

  Map<String, dynamic> toJson() => {
    "\u0024class": temperatureReadingClass,
    "centigrade": centigrade,
    "cargo": cargo,
    "transactionTimestamp": transactionTimestamp,
  };
}

it shows that the "The getter 'status' was called on null.
Receiver: null"
The Json file is a nested list format. In this context, i am trying to obtain the string "status" and it is unsuccessful.

A: I did something like this. You can try this if works then it will be great.
Cargo parsePosts(String responseBody) {

  var myClass = Cargo.fromJson(jsonDecode(responseBody));
  for (var result in myClass.data.toList()) {
    print('result');
    print(result?.id);
  }
  return myClass;
}

Future<Cargo> fetchPosts(http.Client client) async {
  final response = await client.get(
     'base_url',
      headers: {
        "Authorization":
            "if any"
      });
  print(response.body);
  // compute function to run parsePosts in a separate isolate
  return compute(parsePosts, response.body);
}

class HomePage extends StatelessWidget {
  final String title;

  HomePage({Key key, this.title}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar: AppBar(
        title: Text(title),
      ),
      body: FutureBuilder<Cargo>(
        future: fetchPosts(http.Client()),
        builder: (context, snapshot) {
          if (snapshot.hasError) print(snapshot.error);

          return snapshot.hasData
              ? ListViewPosts(posts: snapshot.data)
              : Center(child: CircularProgressIndicator());
        },
      ),
    );
  }
}

class ListViewPosts extends StatelessWidget {
  final Cargo posts;

  ListViewPosts({Key key, this.posts}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Container(
      child:Text(posts.status)
    );
  }
}

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This direct mail solicitation was initiated in 1988-89 to fund the Les Fleurs Auxiliary Cubs for Kids program. In October 2013, the solicitation letter was adjusted to include funding for new books as part of National Assistance League Make A Difference Day. The books collected and purchased will be distributed to children who are clients of the Dental Center and Operation School Bell®.


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Kitava! Tubers, Fresh Fruit, Coconut And Fish. Cures ALL?
Rachel Krause | Yahoo.com
Photo courtesy of http://fineartamerica.com
The Pacific Island of Papua New Guinea is on infusionofstyles bucket list to explore other than Fiji.
We as African people did travel a long distanced from our native continent.
Photo courtesy of www.traveltoourxp.com
Way out there in the Pacific Ocean, in the Milne Bay Province of Papua New Guinea, there is an island called Kitava. It is one of the four main Trobriand Islands, an archipelago with a total population of 12,000 indigenous inhabitants. Rich with culture, surrounded on all sides by clear blue water and lush rainforest, Kitava is as stunning as it is remote. But it's got more to offer than good views.
As Byrdie reports, Kitava is also home to a people whose diet and nutritional habits remain engineered for well-being, untouched by Western influence. A lifetime of not knowing the sweet, sweet sensation of the salt from a potato chip hitting the roof of your mouth has done more than just spare Kitavans from chronic ailments like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and dementia: It's also given them a lifetime of smooth, acne-free skin.
In a study of 1,200 subjects — including 300 adolescents and young adults — conducted by a team led by medical doctor and professor Steffan Lindeberg over 843 days, not one breakout was reported. They also found that genetics played little to no role in the results; "genetically similar" groups who don't follow the same dietary guidelines are more susceptible to Western ailments than their Kitavan counterparts.
The average Kitavan diet is, by all accounts, fairly unremarkable. It's simple, with no purported "miracle fruit" or "rare nut" to speak of, and Kitavans don't even exercise much. Lindeberg, who devoted his life to researching the many downsides of the typical Western diet, concluded that what makes the island's way of eating so special is that it's one of the last places on earth where the current inhabitants still follow the same diet as the indigenous people. That diet consists primarily of yams, sweet potatoes, and taro (all part of a group known as tubers), local fruits (namely coconut), fish, and vegetables.
At its core, the Kitavan diet is little more than what annoying Instagram foodies refer to as "real food" and "clean eating." But it's apparently managed to keep an entire population blemish-free for generations.
But if you're already pulling out your suitcases and drafting a resignation letter to your boss, you might want to slow your roll. For one thing, the closest airport is over 700 miles away from the island, so good luck getting there. And consider this: Do you really want to move somewhere where you'll be the only person with zits until the diet kicks in? Didn't think so.
Always consult your physician before any dietary changes.

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Örskällan is een plaats in de gemeente Uppsala in het landschap Uppland en de provincie Uppsala län in Zweden. De plaats heeft 108 inwoners (2005) en een oppervlakte van 57 hectare.

Plaats in Uppsala län

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Webinar Science and Life
The science of incarceration: A realistic look at the cost of imprisonment
This webinar is brought to you by the Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office
Recorded 04 December 2019
Nazgol Ghandnoosh, Ph.D.
The Sentencing Project
Catherine Heard
Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research
Jeffrey D. Morenoff, Ph.D.
Moderated by
Sean Sanders, Ph.D.
Science/AAAS
Sponsored by Fondation IPSEN
When a person commits a crime and is incarcerated, they are displaced to an environment that in theory should be designed to effect long-lasting behavioral change whereby criminality does not recur. But is this the reality? When a human being is forcibly detained, what are the impacts on their behavioral and mental health, their physiology and neurochemistry? What can we learn from the science of incarceration that better informs us about crime prevention and recidivism reduction? What can studies on incarceration teach us about how people respond to their environments, good or bad? In this webinar, the expert panel will tackle these difficult issues that compel us to examine how society's need for redress can be balanced with our moral obligation to treat all human beings with respect and dignity.
This webinar will last for approximately 60 minutes.
Dr. Ghandnoosh is a senior research analyst with The Sentencing Project. She conducts and synthesizes research on criminal justice policies and has written about racial disparities in the justice system, public opinion about punishment, and the scope of reform efforts. Her report The Next Step: Ending Excessive Punishment for Violent Crimes examines how states have begun scaling back excessive penalties for violent crimes. She regularly presents to academic, practitioner, and general audiences, and her work has been featured in outlets including The Washington Post, The New York Times, and WNYC's On the Media. Dr. Ghandnoosh earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a doctorate in sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles. Her dissertation, "Challenging Mass Incarceration: A California Group's Advocacy for the Parole Release of Term-to-Life Prisoners," was an in-depth study of a South Los Angeles–based group challenging severe sentences.
Ms. Heard is a senior research fellow at the Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research (ICPR), based at Birkbeck, University of London. At ICPR, Heard directs the World Prison Research Programme. This program of international comparative research on prisons and imprisonment builds on the work of the World Prison Brief, ICPR's online database providing details of the prison systems of over 220 independent countries and dependent territories. She is a qualified solicitor and worked in commercial litigation for several years before moving into the field of human rights protection in cross-border criminal justice in 2008. As head of policy at the NGO Fair Trials, she led the law reform program for four years. This program encompassed policy-oriented research and advocacy on extradition, procedural defense safeguards, pretrial detention, and Interpol Red Notices. In 2013, Heard joined the criminal team of the Law Commission of England and Wales, where she led an 18-month project on the prosecution and sentencing of hate crimes. Between 2014 and 2016, she worked at the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, the United Kingdom partner of the European Prison Observatory. There she led a European Union–funded project examining alternatives to custody in eight EU member states.
Dr. Morenoff is a professor in the Department of Sociology, the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, and the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan (U-M). He is also the director of the Population Studies Center at U-M and serves as an officer for the Association of Population Centers. In 2014, he was recognized in Thomson Reuters' list of Highly Cited Researchers, a distinction given to researchers whose work has been officially designated by Essential Science Indicators as ranking among the top 1% most cited for their subject field and year of publication. He has conducted extensive research on the consequences of incarceration and the pathways to reentry from prison back into society. In his new coauthored book, On the Outside: Prisoner Reentry and Reintegration, Dr. Morenoff and colleagues combine evidence compiled from administrative data with in-depth interviews and longitudinal tracking of a sample of individuals as they progressed through the reintegration process. The book illustrates how family ties, administrative burden (including fees associated with parole and minor infractions), and housing and economic instability exert pressures that can help or hinder efforts to reintegrate.
Dr. Sanders did his undergraduate training at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, and his Ph.D. at the University of Cambridge, UK, supported by the Wellcome Trust. Following postdoctoral training at the National Institutes of Health and Georgetown University, Dr. Sanders joined TranXenoGen, a startup biotechnology company in Massachusetts working on avian transgenics. Pursuing his parallel passion for writing and editing, Dr. Sanders joined BioTechniques as an editor, before joining Science/AAAS in 2006. Currently, Dr. Sanders is the Director and Senior Editor for Custom Publishing for the journal Science and Program Director for Outreach.
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Mar 13, 2020 - Health
The coronavirus is taking a huge toll on the travel industry
Joann Muller, author of Axios What's Next
The world is hunkering down and staying home, which is sending the travel industry — and the rest of the economy — into a tailspin.
Why it matters: A freedom we usually take for granted — the ability to go anywhere, anytime — is taking a back seat to public health concerns as officials try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The interruption of travel has far-reaching economic consequences, especially for the 15.7 million Americans whose jobs depend on travel.
What's happening: Starting today, the U.S. is banning travel from most European countries, except for Americans who undergo screening when they return.
The 30-day ban, which does not include the U.K., is intended to stem the flow of new infections, 70% of which are coming from Europe, U.S. health officials said.
Hours after the ban was announced Wednesday night, the State Department advised U.S. citizens against all travel abroad, even to countries not yet experiencing an outbreak.
The latest restrictions are sure to hurt the airline industry, already suffering from a plunge in bookings not seen since the aftermath of 9/11.
Budget airline Norwegian Air said Thursday it would cancel 4,000 flights and temporarily lay off about half of its staff because of the coronavirus outbreak.
British airline Flybe collapsed a week ago, while British Airways suspended service to New York's JFK Airport, one of its most lucrative routes.
United Airlines and others have also been cutting routes, and offering voluntary furloughs to employees.
The economic fallout will be widespread, according to the International Air Transport Association, which just a week ago warned the crisis could wipe out some $113 billion of airline revenue.
Last year, 46 million passengers flew on roughly 200,000 flights between the U.S. and the 26 affected European countries, says IATA.
In March 2019, international visitors arriving from Europe (excluding the U.K.) accounted for about 29% of total overseas arrivals to the U.S., according to the U.S. Travel Association.
Those visitors spent approximately $3.4 billion in the U.S., the group said.
There are unintended consequences for air freight, too.
The restrictions are meant to apply only to people, not cargo, the White House said, correcting an early misstatement in the president's TV address to the nation.
But more than 60% of the airfreight that moves between Europe and the U.S. travels on passenger flights.
Suspending those flights could snarl trans-Atlantic commerce, notes the Wall Street Journal.
Everything from electronics to auto parts, pharmaceuticals and medical supplies are transported in the belly of passenger planes.
The $150 billion cruise industry is also suffering due to the rapid spread of COVID-19.
Princess Cruises and Viking canceled all voyages for the next two months after ships became hot spots for coronavirus outbreaks.
The U.S. State Department warned that "U.S. citizens, particularly travelers with underlying health conditions, should not travel by cruise ship."
The bottom line: As long as the coronavirus is running rampant, the economic effects will continue to mount.


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using System;
using NUnit.Framework.Internal;
using NUnit.TestUtilities;

namespace NUnit.Framework.Assertions
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class AssertThrowsTests
    {
        [Test]
        public void ThrowsSucceedsWithDelegate()
        {
            Assert.Throws(typeof(ArgumentException), delegate { throw new ArgumentException(); });
        }

        [Test]
        public void AssertThrowsDoesNotDiscardOutput()
        {
            Console.WriteLine(1);
            Assert.Throws<Exception>(() =>
            {
                Console.WriteLine(2);
                TestContext.WriteLine(3);
                throw new Exception("test");
            });
            Console.WriteLine(4);

            var NL = Environment.NewLine;
            Assert.That(TestExecutionContext.CurrentContext.CurrentResult.Output,
                Is.EqualTo($"1{NL}2{NL}3{NL}4{NL}"));
        }

        [Test]
        public void ThrowsConstraintDoesNotDiscardOutput()
        {
            Console.WriteLine(1);
            Assert.That(
                () => { Console.WriteLine(2); TestContext.WriteLine(3); throw new Exception("test"); },
                Throws.Exception);
            Console.WriteLine(4);

            var NL = Environment.NewLine;
            Assert.That(TestExecutionContext.CurrentContext.CurrentResult.Output,
                Is.EqualTo($"1{NL}2{NL}3{NL}4{NL}"));
        }

        [Test]
        public void GenericThrowsSucceedsWithDelegate()
        {
            Assert.Throws<ArgumentException>(
                delegate { throw new ArgumentException(); });
        }

        [Test]
        public void ThrowsConstraintSucceedsWithDelegate()
        {
            // Without cast, delegate is ambiguous before C# 3.0.
            Assert.That((TestDelegate)delegate { throw new ArgumentException(); },
                    Throws.Exception.TypeOf<ArgumentException>());
        }

        [Test]
        public void ThrowsSucceedsWithLambda()
        {
            Assert.Throws(typeof(ArgumentException), () => { throw new ArgumentException(); });
        }

        [Test]
        public void GenericThrowsSucceedsWithLambda()
        {
            Assert.Throws<ArgumentException>(() => { throw new ArgumentException(); });
        }

        [Test]
        public void ThrowsConstraintSucceedsWithLambda()
        {
            Assert.That(() => { throw new ArgumentException(); },
                Throws.Exception.TypeOf<ArgumentException>());
        }

        [Test]
        public void GenericThrowsReturnsCorrectException()
        {
            var ex = Assert.Throws<ArgumentException>(
                delegate { throw new ArgumentException("myMessage", "myParam"); }) as ArgumentException;

            Assert.IsNotNull(ex, "No ArgumentException thrown");
            Assert.That(ex.Message, Does.StartWith("myMessage"));
            Assert.That(ex.ParamName, Is.EqualTo("myParam"));

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test]
        public void ThrowsReturnsCorrectException()
        {
            var ex = Assert.Throws(typeof(ArgumentException),
                delegate { throw new ArgumentException("myMessage", "myParam"); } ) as ArgumentException;

            Assert.IsNotNull(ex, "No ArgumentException thrown");
            Assert.That(ex.Message, Does.StartWith("myMessage"));
            Assert.That(ex.ParamName, Is.EqualTo("myParam"));

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test]
        public void NoExceptionThrown()
        {
            var ex = CatchException(() =>
                Assert.Throws<ArgumentException>(TestDelegates.ThrowsNothing));

            Assert.That(ex.Message, Is.EqualTo(
                "  Expected: <System.ArgumentException>" + Environment.NewLine +
                "  But was:  null" + Environment.NewLine));

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test]
        public void UnrelatedExceptionThrown()
        {
            var ex = CatchException(() =>
                Assert.Throws<ArgumentException>(TestDelegates.ThrowsNullReferenceException));

            Assert.That(ex.Message, Does.StartWith(
                "  Expected: <System.ArgumentException>" + Environment.NewLine +
                "  But was:  <System.NullReferenceException: my message" + Environment.NewLine ));

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test]
        public void BaseExceptionThrown()
        {
            var ex = CatchException(() =>
                Assert.Throws<ArgumentException>(TestDelegates.ThrowsSystemException));

            Assert.That(ex.Message, Does.StartWith(
                "  Expected: <System.ArgumentException>" + Environment.NewLine +
                "  But was:  <System.Exception: my message" + Environment.NewLine ));

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test, SetUICulture("en-US")]
        public void DerivedExceptionThrown()
        {
            var ex = CatchException(() =>
                Assert.Throws<Exception>(TestDelegates.ThrowsArgumentException));

            Assert.That(ex.Message, Does.StartWith(
                "  Expected: <System.Exception>" + Environment.NewLine +
                "  But was:  <System.ArgumentException: myMessage" + Environment.NewLine + "Parameter name: myParam" + Environment.NewLine ));

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test]
        public void AssertThrowsWrappingAssertFail()
        {
            Assert.Throws<AssertionException>(() => Assert.Fail());

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test]
        public void ThrowsConstraintWrappingAssertFail()
        {
            Assert.That(() => { Assert.Fail(); },
                Throws.Exception.TypeOf<AssertionException>());

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        [Test]
        public void AssertDoesNotThrowSucceeds()
        {
            Assert.DoesNotThrow(TestDelegates.ThrowsNothing);
        }

        [Test]
        public void AssertDoesNotThrowFails()
        {
            var ex = CatchException(() =>
                Assert.DoesNotThrow(TestDelegates.ThrowsArgumentException));

            Assert.That(ex, Is.Not.Null.With.TypeOf<AssertionException>());

            CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults();
        }

        private static void CheckForSpuriousAssertionResults()
        {
            var result = TestExecutionContext.CurrentContext.CurrentResult;
            Assert.That(result.AssertionResults.Count, Is.EqualTo(0),
                "Spurious result left by Assert.Fail()");
        }

        private Exception CatchException(TestDelegate del)
        {
            using (new TestExecutionContext.IsolatedContext())
            {
                try
                {
                    del();
                    return null;
                }
                catch (Exception ex)
                {
                    return ex;
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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How Do You Know When To Refinance Your Home Mortgage?
Remember, refinancing has its costs.
You will pay closing costs on a refinanced mortgage just like you did when you got your original mortgage. Typically adding up to a few thousand dollars, closing costs may take you months of savings to recoup, and those up-front expenses may mean you won't save anything at all.
Another savings pitfall is refinancing for a longer term to secure a lower monthly payment. While it looks like you're saving money, over the long term you'll usually be paying more in interest to your lender, even if you have a better interest rate.
However, this doesn't mean you shouldn't refinance your mortgage. You just have to weigh the costs and be sure you're making a smart decision before you commit.
You want to reduce what you're paying in interest over the life of your loan by refinancing to a lower interest rate. This can be a great financial move that saves you money over time.
You want to reduce your monthly payments with a lower interest rate and/or by extending the duration of your mortgage. While you may have to do this to rein in your monthly costs, be warned that extending your loan duration may well mean you pay more in interest over the life of the loan; even at a lower interest rate.
You want to consolidate your debt into a single loan. An example of this would be combining your mortgage and home equity loan into a single loan. This can save you money, or at least simplify your personal finances.
You want to change loan types. Such as moving from an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) to a fixed-rate mortgage for more predictable cost. Depending on the type of loan you have, such as an ARM that's just about to leave its fixed-rate period, could make a lot of financial sense.
Does refinancing makes sense for you?
However, before you start signing the loan papers, there are a few things to consider.
Plan on staying in your home for a while. If you will be moving in the next year or two, you'll probably never recoup the costs of refinancing, which means you're putting yourself through a lot of paperwork for nothing.
Take a careful look at your current mortgage and the potential new mortgage to be sure you're getting the savings you expect. Consider your closing costs and prepayment fees (that is if your current mortgage has one), and see how long it would take you to make that money back. Combined with how long you have left on your current mortgage, and how long you plan to stay in the home, you may find that refinancing doesn't make financial sense for you.
Calculate your savings with PenFed's refinance calculator. Input your mortgage information into the PenFed calculator. The calculation results will then tell you how much you could save every month. This is especially important if you're looking to lower your monthly payments.
Refinancing isn't necessarily as easy as walking into your financial institution. Just like when you took out your initial loan, you'll have to be approved.
Good credit. If you need to clear up any credit problems before you apply, you should. A clean credit report will help you get approved, and get better rates.
Some equity in your home. More equity in your home will typically make it easier to qualify for a loan.
Enough cash to pay closing costs. However, you may be able to take out a slightly larger loan than you need to include closing costs in that loan. Talk to your lender to see if this is a possibility.
Are you ready to refinance? Visit PenFed's Refinance Center to find the right rates for you.


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Pele, Maradona split player of 20th century award
CBC Sports · Posted: Dec 12, 2000 6:05 PM ET | Last Updated: December 12, 2000
FIFA's decision to split its soccer player of the century award in two has left few satisfied.
Fans of Diego Maradona will continue to argue that their man was the people's choice in what was originally meant to be a people's poll.
And reducing his honour to the "Internet" player of the century is a backhanded slap from FIFA.
Pele, who was crowned the 20th century's best by FIFA's "football family," was also forced to share honours at Monday night's ceremony that most historians of the game would say he deserves all to himself.
"I had the vote of the people, Pele won by forfeit," Maradona said Tuesday, continuing a two-week feud over the award.
Even FIFA president Joseph Blatter admitted that a new polling method must be found to settle the question once and for all by 2004, when the world soccer governing body will celebrate its centennial.
But what is clear from a closer look at the results -- which were announced at the same Rome ceremony that crowned France's Zinedine Zidane the 2000 FIFA player of the year -- is that the soccer world is sharply divided on the question of the 20th century's greatest.
Pele proved to be the unrivalled favourite of the soccer establishment, those with arguably a longer view of the game's development.
The 60-year-old Brazilian was the runaway choice of FIFA's inner circle, tallying 72.8 per cent of the world soccer governing body's "football family" award.
Argentina's Alfredo Di Stefano finished second with 9.8 per cent, followed by his younger countryman, Maradona, with 6.0 per cent.
This "family" vote consisted of two components, ballots sent in from subscribers of the organization's quarterly magazine and those cast by a special international FIFA jury.
Each was given equal weight.
Pele received 58 per cent of the magazine ballots and 87.5 per cent of the jury votes, while Di Stefano garnered seven per cent from the magazine and 12.5 per cent from the jury.
Maradona, the favourite of 12 per cent of those voting by magazine, did not get a single jury vote.
Meanwhile, the 40-year-old Argentine was the clear favourite of the masses -- at least the masses with a modem.
The Argentine garnered 53.6 per cent of the vote on FIFA's official Internet site, compared with Pele's 18.5 per cent. Portugal's Eusebio and Italy's Roberto Baggio followed with 6.2 per cent and 5.4 per cent respectively.
Some have complained that voting by Internet is not an accurate gauge of public opinion, particularly in soccer, whose fans cut across socio-economic lines.
But Maradona himself Monday, in accepting the award, countered suggestions that "only kids voted for me."
"There's always a father who buys the computer, and maybe influences the vote," the Argentine said.
It shouldn't be surprising that Maradona is the people's choice, having played in the high-profile Spanish and Italian leagues in the era of mega-television exposure.
Similarly, Pele's unrivalled record of three World Cup titles and most career goals are likely given greater weight by those closely associated with the international game and its history.
As for the two men themselves, who traded barbs through South American media outlets last week, the decision to give each an award has apparently not ended the bitterness.
After he accepted his trophy, Maradona left the Rome auditorium just in time to miss Pele's presentation.
By Jeff Israely


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TAMPA, Fla. -- Lance Lynn officially became a Twin on Monday, signing his one-year, $12 million contract after passing a physical, but he comes in already having prior relationships with several of his new teammates.
Lynn trained this offseason in Jupiter, working out with several current Twins such as first baseman/DH Logan Morrison, Rule 5 right-hander Tyler Kinley, non-roster outfielder Ryan LaMarre and non-roster reliever Michael Kohn. Lynn was also teammates with lefty Zach Duke on the Cardinals last season, and he's known James Dozier since college, as Lynn faced Dozier several times in Ole Miss-Southern Miss matchups.
Lynn worked closely with Morrison this offseason, including throwing live batting practice to him while they were both free agents. Morrison kept in touch with him throughout the free-agent process and believes they both signed with the Twins on one-year deals because they wanted to play for a winner.
"Given my choices, it was a no-brainer to come here, and I think once I came here it kind of gave Lance a more clear choice to make," Morrison said. "He wants to win and that's what he's told me this whole time. He told me he was looking for a certain deal but if he didn't get it, he wanted to win, especially if it was just a one-year deal."
Lynn, 30, had other offers, but once he decided he was willing to take a one-year deal, his camp contacted the Twins because he felt it was his best fit to join a club that made the postseason last year and has several players he already knows.
"There was some real interest from the player to make this a marriage and that helped our cause," Twins manager Paul Molitor said. "We have a couple guys in our clubhouse, player-wise, who know him particularly well. A lot of comments about how he's a great teammate and how he works and pitches the ball."
Minnesota becoming a popular destination for free agents looking to win has resonated in the clubhouse, as the front office has added veterans such as Fernando Rodney, Addison Reed, Duke, Morrison and Lynn via free agency, and all of them pointed to playing for a contender as a reason for signing with the Twins.
"The guys out there definitely wanted a team that's on the upswing with a chance to compete for the playoffs and a championship," Dozier said. "I think it's enticing for a lot of these guys, and it's cool to see. People want to win and be part of a good atmosphere. When you come to a place where you're willing to win and going to win, it brings out the better in yourself."
Lynn had spent his entire six-year career with the Cardinals, posting a career 3.38 ERA in 977 2/3 innings, but he missed the '16 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Lynn returned last year to post a 3.43 ERA in 33 starts with St. Louis, which impressed Duke, who also returned from the same surgery with the Cardinals last season.
"It was really impressive," Duke said. "He took the mound every day. No issues. He's a great teammate and a great competitor. He's as intense on the mound as they come. He's a bulldog. He eats up innings. He gives the team a chance to win every time. He's a great addition."
Lynn was continually referred to as a bulldog and a workhorse by Twins players, as he's averaged 32 starts and 192 innings over his past four seasons. And with Lynn another year removed from Tommy John surgery, he's a candidate to reach 200 innings for the third time in his career.
"It's definitely what we needed," Morrison said. "Our bullpen is good, but with him in the starting rotation, it's even better. Hopefully, when he starts, it's a day where the bullpen gets some rest."
As for Lynn off the mound, those who knew him best described him as having a much more low-key demeanor away from the field and isn't afraid to keep it loose with his teammates.
"He's great," Kinley said. "He's a gamer in between the lines and he's a real competitive guy on the mound, but from knowing him off the field, he's funny, real relaxed and fun to be around. He's a great guy and will be a great asset to this team."


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COME TO THE CABARET, OLD FRIEND
The Orlando Cabaret Festival continues with Anne Hering, the Oops Guys and Michael Andrew among the attractions this weekend; singer-actress Shelly Burch opening her show Thursday; and Rick Stanley returning in one more go at his Gershwin tribute next Friday.
The second annual fest at Mad Cow Theatre in downtown Orlando pays tribute to the cabaret tradition of singing/acting the great songs, usually by the great composers.
The schedule: today (Hering at 12:15 p.m., John Paulus & Jason Wetzel at 7:30 p.m., Oops Guys at 9:30); Saturday (Paulus/Wetzel at 7:30 p.m. and Oops Guys at 9:30); Sunday (Hering at 3 p.m., Andrew at 5:30); Wednesday (Chuck Perry at 12:15 p.m.); Thursday (Mosaic at 12:15 p.m., Burch at 7:30); next Friday (Stanley at 12:15 p.m., Mosaic at 7:30 and Burch at 9:30).
Check it out: Cost is $15 evenings and Sundays, $8 lunchtime (box lunches available for $8 at 12:15 p.m. shows). Call 407-297-8788 or visit orlandocabaret.com.
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SILVER SPRINGS SUPERSIZES IT
Silver Springs goes for the gold this summer with three new additions: two rides and a water show.
The Lighthouse Ride takes folks up 80 feet, offering a view of the theme park as well as the Silver River and wildlife. The tower is lit up at night with more than 3,500 flashing lights.
The Fort King River Cruise takes passengers through the 10,000-year history of Silver Springs, complete with a working archaeological dig and an exhibit of mammoth tusks, a Seminole village and an 1830s stockade.
Fantastic Fountains, an indoors water show, features water designs and lights set to patriotic songs and 1950s hits.
Check it out: Hours at Silver Springs, 1 mile east of Ocala on State Road 40, are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Tickets are $32.99 plus tax general and $23.99 plus tax for ages 3-10. Call 352-236-2121.
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AND NOW FOR THE NEWS
There are probably more laughs in Broadcast News, which is technically not a comedy, than there are in the new comedy Anchorman.
Such is the state of movie comedy these days.
The crux is the same in the two movies: aspirations to big-time anchorhood. OK, it doesn't take a whole lot of smarts to be a news reader, but it does pay well, at least on the national level.
But we digress.
Broadcast News (1987) is director-writer James L. Brooks' take on the TV news business, the ambition and the competition embodied in three characters -- Holly Hunter's sharp producer, William Hurt's visual but dumb newsperson and Albert Brooks' smart but unvisual newsman. Nominated for seven Oscars, the movie offers an intelligent look at style vs. substance in the news.
Check it out: Anchorman is playing everywhere. Broadcast News is available on VHS and DVD.
DIFFERENT DRUMMERS
Drums and bugles return to rattle the Florida Citrus Bowl this weekend. Top-scoring groups from last year's Drum Corps International championships are split into separate contests tonight and Saturday.
The defending champion Blue Devils of Concord, Calif., headline tonight's lineup, which features 10 other corps including the Santa Clara (Calif.) Vanguard, Madison (Wis.) Scouts and the Magic of Orlando, which fields a Pirates of the Caribbean-themed show this summer.
Saturday's show features the Cavaliers of Rosemont, Ill., who have abandoned their recent strategy of original musical compositions for a James Bond show. Other Saturday participants include the Phantom Regiment of Rockford, Ill., and the Cadets from Bergenfield, N.J.
What else: A free workshop for students, directors and fans will be held by the Santa Clara Vanguard at 5 p.m. today at the Citrus Bowl on Church Street.
Check it out: Showtime is 7 both nights. Tickets range from $15 to $30 per evening. The Citrus Bowl box office opens at noon today.


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World War II Weapons: German Walther P-38
The Walther P38 (also known as a Pistole 38) is a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol that was developed by Walther's arms as the service pistol of the Wehrmacht shortly before World War II. It was intended to replace the costly Luger P08, the production of which was scheduled to end in 1942.
In the mid 30's of the last century the leadership of the Wehrmacht concluded that it is necessary to develop and introduce the use of new large military pistol good features and cheaper production costs than is the case with the famous Luger-Mauser T-08.
Create a new pistol has received a firm Walther with the concept of AP (Armee Pistol) .As the main advantage is stated that in testing fired 1,500 rounds without delay and fracture firing pin. The only criticism was that the gun should have a so-called free. a visible hitter as massive as a simple locking system-firing by type monoblock. What is adopted and weapons under the changed label HP (Heere Pistol) received 1 April 1938 years as HP-38.
Between 1938-1940 were made the first so-called. zero series too until spring 1940 started mass production in Walther's drive Zella-Mehlis and the first re-armament in greater numbers.
During the Nazi period, 584,500 P38 pistols were produced by the Carl Walther plant in Zella-Mehlis, Thuringia, Germany. Production was stopped when the American forces captured the plant in April 1945. Weapons produced had to be inspected before they were delivered to the German Army. After approval, the weapons were stamped with an inspection stamp (Waffenamt). The Walther Waffenamt inspection stamp consisted of an eagle above the number 359 (E/359).
P38 made by Mauser coded by 44 with matching press off and leather holster
As the needs of the Wehrmacht was 10,000 pistols per month are engaged and capacities of the Mauser (who was ordered to significantly reduce delivery P 08, they reluctantly filed a just 1942 years) and another lesser-known facility in Germany - Spreewerck.
Closures were later produced and requisitioned plants of Czech Zbrojovka and locking systems in the factory FN Herstal in Belgium. therefore that there is great diversity in design and coding trademark weapons. also, guns were specifically have labeled the different units of the Wehrmacht and the allies of the Axis powers but there are also versions specially branded for ISC. Only in Mauser's until 1945 produced 300,000 pieces. A total in all versions produced over 1,000,000 pieces.
It massively was armed members of the crews of vehicles, artillery crews, military and police units, medical services and non-commissioned officers and junior officers.
The P38 was developed from the Walther AP (Armee PistoleArmy pistol).
Senior officers remained loyal to Luger P-08, Walther PP / PPK and even the Czech Zbrojovka M 24/26, for example.
Carried in more types of holsters.
There are also versions in a symbolic number of pieces in the caliber 45,7,65 and 22LR with an extended tube.
After the war, the mass was produced in France which was requisitioned factory in Whole-Melissa.Iz this period there was a version with a shortened tube.
Walther P38 P1 postwar model
In the early 60s in Germany for the needs of the Bundeswehr continued production marked P-1 in almost unchanged, except that it was later introduced the frame of aluminum. Last examples of P-1 were withdrawn from use in the Bundeswehr during 2004. There are also versions with the tag P-4, which were delivered only to the police one province.
After the war, remain in use in the Army of the SFRY for many years an until the mid-60s when was made massive re-armament officially adopted the official gun CZ M-57 first in the JNA and then in various militia services for which the later could be seen by some piece, especially for members in civilian clothes.
For lovers of weapons, mass popularity has gained in war films and series.
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14 things that every Yugoslav partisan wore at the beginning of World War II
1. Partizan armed with a German submachine gun MP41 9mm, popularly known as "Schmeisser", today a rare example of the wooden butt. For a belt carrying a gun "Parabellum" P08 9mm and a hand grenade. Dressed in a civilian coat, the military jacket of unknown origin, the German military pants and cavalry boots. On the stroke has a partisan cap ("Tito hat") with a sewn red star. 2. Three-pointed cap popularly called "Triglav cap" to the highest peak in Slovenia. Such as a cap made anti-fascist fighters of the Spanish Civil War and the first Junos Croatian partisans. Since 1944, it replaced the cap "Titov ka" a smooth edge. 3. In September 1941, the partisan Supreme Headquarters ordered that the caps will wear red five-pointed star as a symbol of anti-fascist struggle. 3a. Since April 1942, stipulates that all elite Proletarian Brigade wear the star with a yellow hammer and sickle, the symbol of the int
JNA, the army that no longer exists: What is all possessed one of the most powerful European armies Part I
Yugoslav People's Army (JNA), to its decomposition , was one of the key pillars of the former Yugoslavia and was based on the doctrine of brotherhood and unity of all Yugoslav nations and nationalities and ideologically dependent on the League of Communists. Along with Tito and the Communist Party, considered to be one of the three pillars of Yugoslavia. Yugoslav People's Army, at its peak, was the fourth military power in Europe, behind the Soviet Union, Great Britain, and France. For JNA specifically, because of its non-alignment and strategic importance, in its possession had weapons of American and Soviet production. The establishment and development Its roots JNA pulling out of the National Liberation Struggle and Yugoslav partisan (POJ). Soon form a volunteer army of Yugoslavia, which soon became the People's Liberation Army of Yugoslavia (NLA), and on 1 March 1945, the NLA has renamed the Yugoslav Army. To celebrate the tenth anniversary of
World War II Weapons: The Italian Carcano rifle
Carcano Modello 1891 infantry rifle Carcano is the frequently used name for a series of Italian bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating military rifles and carbines. Introduced in 1891, this rifle was chambered for the rimless 6.5×52mm Carcano cartridge (Cartuccia Modello 1895). It was developed by the chief technician Salvatore Carcano at the Turin Army Arsenal in 1890 and called the Modello (model) 91 or simply M91. Successively replacing the previous Vetterli-Vitali rifles and carbines in 10.35×47mmR, it was produced from 1892 to 1945. The M91 was used in both rifle (fucile) and carbine (Moschetto) form by most Italian troops during the First World War and by Italian and some German forces during the Second World War. The rifle was also used during the Winter War by Finland, and again by regular and irregular forces in Syria, Libya, Tunisia, and Algeria during various postwar conflicts in those countries. Carcano Model 1891 TS Carbine The Type I Carcano rifle was
The Underground Airbase Slatina
Yugoslavia had about forty objects of strategic importance, including several underground airports which were the largest military secret. Nearly $90 billion have been spent for the construction of these objects. Željava was the most expensive and the largest underground airport in the former Yugoslavia. Around $4.5 billion were spent for the construction of this air base. According to experts, the only airbase that could rival Željava, although much smaller, was the air base Slatina near Pristina. These two air bases represented the first level of defense. The second level of defense were also airports with underground galleries and the conditions for protection against a nuclear attack. Such were underground galleries in Podgorica, Mostar, and Split. The third level of defense was reinforced concrete shelters for aircraft and people. All airports had them. Each plane had its own reinforced concrete shelter. The Yugoslav underground project represents the labyri
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Yep, Ronny started his camping days from the boot of a Ford Falcon with a $30 Kmart tent.
His passion for exploring meant he soon outgrew the capabilities of the Falcon and moved up to a Ford Courier, then a Toyota Hilux. All while learning the ins and outs of 4WD technique and forever tweaking his camping setup.
In 2012 4 Wheeling Australia was born when Ronny and his father Brian decided there was a lack of information online, especially for places to go 4 wheeling.
With a growing passion for photography, he juggled a full time career in the construction industry alongside creating content for the website, which would quickly expand into the YouTube channel.
With a LOT of hard work, Ronny was eventually able to make the leap from the construction industry and go full time with 4 Wheeling Australia where he keeps his mission simple and true - keep it honest, entertaining, and helpful to the viewer.
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It was almost inevitable that Torben and Ronny would become best mates. With their parents being close friends, they grew up together, and both families even moved to Australia from Denmark at very much the same time!
When Torbs isn't out exploring the countryside with Ronny, he's still breathing that fresh country air from the secluded property he shares with his wife in the hills east of Perth.
An electrician by day, he spends most of his time in his 79 series landcruiser which he has built up uniquely to be comfortable on long drives, functional for his work, and convenient for the 4 Wheeling Australia adventures.
The banter you see on screen when you tune into 4 Wheeling Australia is often the result of Torbs. And off camera the banter game is stronger yet. Quick witted and fun you'll find he's always keen for a laugh and a good-hearted chat.
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Angie Martinez Announces New Memoir
My Voice will arrive in May.
By Elias Leight
In a recent interview with People, famous New York hip-hop radio host Angie Martinez shared details about a previously unreleased conversation she had with Tupac Shakur in 1996. "He was charming and amazing," she remembered, "but he was also angry at certain people. And aggressive. I just felt that the time was so sensitive that some of the things he said would have made the situation worse."
"He felt like he had been done wrong," she continued. "He was on a mission. He had an agenda about what he wanted to say, what people wanted to know, and he was very aggressive and poetic... I only aired 12 minutes of a 2-hour interview. I have it still to this day." A few months later, the rapper was shot and killed, and Martinez found herself announcing his death on the air.
Excerpts from that interview and more will appear in Martinez's forthcoming memoir titled My Voice. The book hits shelves May 17. J. Cole wrote the foreword. Pre-order your copy here.
Read Next: New Tupac documentary series coming to FX
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10 songs you need in your life


These three, much like the answer, they don't even need to try hard. Ball so hard, need a espy! Hard with the vibrations from start to finish. Strong with the waves from the get-go, enough radiation to gyrate a frisbee. The song was cooler than a Volkswagon van heading to San Fransico. Nice with the vibes. Super dope with the chops like Paul Bunyan draped in Sativa flannels. The big three had the hook sounding like a Michael Jordan shrug.
I ain't really try, I ain't really try!
The deliveries were priority mail smooth. I was loving the tie-dye melody from the instrumental, which was buzzing in synchronized ripeness. Vocals will have you floating as if you rented airspace. They brought the high altitude. This had all the ingredients for the flaming onion. This is hot stuff. This will put the goldfish in your stacks if you can dig it.


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This extremely popular perfume joins the daring and seductive fragrance family.
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FCUK friction is an appealing perfume blended with fresh citrus.
FCUK friction is an appealing perfume blended with fresh citrus, apple and red berries. The fragrance's base notes are filled with pink jasmine, amber and magnetic musk. It perfectly captures the free-spiritedness and elegance of the FCUK women.
Top notes: a splash of fruity cocktail lends a burst of freshness with notes of red berries, apple and peach.
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If you like coconut and fruity smells then this is for you. This is a 10ml Roller Ball Eau de Parfum. This small size makes it perfect for taking with you when travelling. It's definitely a summery/spring perfume, it has a light coconut scent which reminds you of body butters/sun creams. Use as a daily perfume. It smells so gorgeous without being overpowering.
The shape of the bottle that catchers your eye at first.
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Stephen King's new novel won't be available as an e-book... at least, not legally
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Stephen King was a pioneer of electronic publishing. He serialized his novel The Plant online, and his novel Riding the Bullet was one of the first mass-market e-books. So it's kind of fascinating that he's turning away from e-books now that they've finally become ubiquitous. His next novel, the supernatural mystery Joyland, will only be available as a paperback at first, with no electronic edition until some point later on.
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Joyland is coming out from Titan Books' pulpy Hard Case Crime imprint, and King is keen for people to experience it in the proper paperback format:
I love crime, I love mysteries, and I love ghosts. That combo made Hard Case Crime the perfect venue for this book, which is one of my favourites. I also loved the paperbacks I grew up with as a kid, and for that reason, we're going to hold off on e-publishing this one for the time being.
You could argue that the latter-day equivalent of those pulpy paperbacks actually is the e-book, especially when so many "guilty pleasures" books are becoming hits on the Kindle first and then later crossing over to print. So this is a weirdly retrograde decision on King's part — and no doubt means that badly OCR-ed electronic copies will be all over the net the day after the paperback comes out.
According to the Daily Telegraph, Joyland is about
a college student who visits a small-town North Carolina amusement park in 1973, only to confront "the legacy of a vicious murder, the fate of a dying child, and the ways both will change his life forever".
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package com.zaxxer.hikari.metrics;

import static com.zaxxer.hikari.util.ClockSource.currentTime;
import static com.zaxxer.hikari.util.ClockSource.plusMillis;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLong;

/**
 *
 * @author Brett Wooldridge
 */
public abstract class PoolStats
{
   private final AtomicLong reloadAt;
   private final long timeoutMs;

   protected volatile int totalConnections;
   protected volatile int idleConnections;
   protected volatile int activeConnections;
   protected volatile int pendingThreads;
   protected volatile int maxConnections;
   protected volatile int minConnections;

   public PoolStats(final long timeoutMs)
   {
      this.timeoutMs = timeoutMs;
      this.reloadAt = new AtomicLong();
   }

   public int getTotalConnections()
   {
      if (shouldLoad()) {
         update();
      }

      return totalConnections;
   }

   public int getIdleConnections()
   {
      if (shouldLoad()) {
         update();
      }

      return idleConnections;
   }

   public int getActiveConnections()
   {
      if (shouldLoad()) {
         update();
      }

      return activeConnections;
   }

   public int getPendingThreads()
   {
      if (shouldLoad()) {
         update();
      }

      return pendingThreads;
   }

   public int getMaxConnections() {
      if (shouldLoad()) {
         update();
      }

      return maxConnections;
   }

   public int getMinConnections() {
      if (shouldLoad()) {
         update();
      }

      return minConnections;
   }

   protected abstract void update();

   private boolean shouldLoad()
   {
      for (; ; ) {
          final var now = currentTime();
          final var reloadTime = reloadAt.get();
          if (reloadTime > now) {
              return false;
          }
          else if (reloadAt.compareAndSet(reloadTime, plusMillis(now, timeoutMs))) {
              return true;
          }
      }
  }
}


Alpen Rose is set up beneath a barrel-vaulted ceiling at 116 S. 13th St.
After a string of big, splashy restaurants, Michael Schulson is going much, much smaller with a steakhouse called Alpen Rose, opening March 27 at 116 S. 13th St. It's taken over the former video store and computer-repair shop on 13th Street south of Sansom, thus creating a true Schulson collective of three restaurants, including Sampan/Graffiti Bar and Double Knot.
Schulson and wife Nina Tinari are going for an old-world experience emphasizing the art of butchering, which Schulson learned from his grandfather, who had a butcher shop in the Bronx. Alpen Rose's beef is aged in-house from 14 to 120 days.
And speaking of grandparents: Schulson said the name Alpen Rose is not a nod to the rhododendron but is a tribute to his grandmother, who kept a beautiful rose in a cup on an otherwise ordinary table.
Menu, executed by chef Michael Le under Schulson culinary director Leo Forneas, includes steakhouse classics. Tinari said the dinner tab would be about $75 per person, including drinks.
The 40-seater, a mere fraction of Schulson's other joints including Giuseppe & Sons and Osteria, sits beneath a barrel-vaulted ceiling punctuated with crystal chandeliers.
The wooden wall paneling and the collection of old photos and books tucked into the walls give it a rich feeling, vaguely reminiscent of Barclay Prime. Mixed china and cutlery give it a homespun charm.
The open kitchen, by way of a wood-burning grill and hearth, is visible to much of the dining room. Tucked into one corner, just past the hearth, is a four-seat bar.
It will be open nightly from 5 p.m.
Also still in the pipeline locally for Schulson: a restaurant on the 1700 block of Locust Street as well as two restaurants on the Camden waterfront. Schulson said no concepts have been decided.
Glassware in the dining room at Alpen Rose.


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Abstract: The discovery of Single Molecule Magnets (SMMs) has represented a revolution in the field of molecular magnetism. Many research groups have focused their efforts on the development of new SMMs. For applications, including putative technological applications, however, the further step of arranging those compounds into well-ordered structures still is a pending issue. Coordination chemistry is proving to be a powerful tool for the preparation of polymeric nets of SMMs. As described in a recent review by Clerac, there are very few examples of SMMs arranged in networks. As we propose in this presentation, the number and functional possibilities of SMM networks can readily be increased in the case of citrate cubanes. The transition-metal citrate cubane [M4citrate4]8- is a symmetrical, anionic molecular fragment that possesses twelve partially negatively charged oxygen atoms (and twelve coordinated but reactive oxygen centers) around its periphery. The cobalt variants have proved to be SMMs, as demonstrated by Murrie et al. and by others. Interestingly, all of the negatively charged points on the fragment surface are potential linkage positions for metal atoms whose adhesion can give extended networks with dimensionalities ranging from zero- to three. In this presentation we apply this viewpoint to the previously reported [M4citrate4]8- cubanes with transition metal centres and to new ones, giving compounds with more than 10 different combinations of linkage points. Some of these products present an unexpected variety of magnetic and dynamic phase behaviour, including chemical reactions, phase transitions and proton transport. All of these products have different patterns of peripheral metal-atom linkage to the 12 surface-resident and 12 encrusted oxygen atoms of the cubane fragment. These results show that transition metal citrate cubanes are excellent synthons for the preparation of a potentially boundless family of networks of ordered SMMs with a high probability of finding new magnetic and dynamic properties. A systematic naming scheme for the citrate cubane topology is used to provide simple descriptions of the diverse linkage geometries found to date.


The FDA's orphan drug designation provides incentives for the development of drugs intended to treat rare diseases. Drug development is, in general a high-risk, high-reward enterprise. It is expensive to develop experimental drugs, more expensive to test them in clinical trials, and only a small percentage of experimental drugs end up receiving FDA approval. As a result, drug developers tend to focus on disease areas with high profit potential. Diseases that affect large numbers of patients are likely to be targeted by many drug developers. Rare diseases, on the other hand, are often unlikely to provide drug developers with any return on their investments. As a result, many rare diseases have historically been ignored or "orphaned" by drug developers.
In order to encourage the development of drugs for rare diseases, Congress passed the Orphan Drug Act in 1983. The law provides incentives for industry investment into treatments for rare conditions, including tax credits for clinical trials and extended market exclusivity. The use of expedited review programs by the FDA has also aided the development of orphan drugs, applying extra FDA resources to the development and review of drugs targeting unmet medical need.


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Budget Automation tool use example
Specifying BA personnel
After a Budget Automation tool is created, the personnel list contains only the Initiator, who is also the manager at this time. To finish setting up the BA for operation, register the company employees and distribute access rights to them depending on their positions.
For the LLC LabelPrint Budget Automation tool, we will enter the personnel into the list and distribute access rights to the following participants and employees of the company:
Director;
Co-founder;
Web-designer.
Overall, the process of specifying personnel consists of three stages:
Enter the employee information into the personnel list.
Assign the employees with access rights to different sections of the BA.
Connect every employee to specific purses (receipts and expenses articles) and specify their management rights for the purses.
Thus, in the Budget Automation tool it is possible to delegate funds management rights to different employees for different articles of expenditure. For example, the company director has the right to give the web-designer exclusive rights and responsibility to manage the funds allotted to support the operation of the company's online store, without giving up the director's management rights for the expenses or publicizing this fact to other company employees. To do this, the director should do the following:
create a special expenses purse called, "Expenses to support the site's operation";
assign full access to this purse for the web-designer's WMID;
make monthly transfers to this purse, intended to support the site's operation;
at the end of the period, analyze the purse's expenses and hear the web-designer's report on the budget utilization.
1. Adding employees to the BA personnel list¶
To add a new employee, go to the Personnel--List page.
In the form that appears above the table, enter the company director information and press "Save".
After verifying that the new record has been added to the personnel list,
we will analogously enter the company co-founder and employee information.
Clicking on "Keys" in the "access" column takes us to the Personnel--Access rights page.
2. Assigning access rights to various sections of the BA¶
After selecting an employee from the personnel list by clicking on the necessary line in the table, let's examine the form for assigning degrees of access to an employee for various sections of the BA.
All access rights divide into three types:
no access,
read-only,
full access.
The rights are grouped into the following categories:
company information – access to the "Requisites" tab of the "Budget" section;
purses – access to the "purses" tab of the "Budget" section;
personnel – access to the "Personnel" section;
receipts – access to the receipts of the "Account" tab of the "Budget" section;
expenses – access to the expenses of the "Account" tab of the "Budget" section;
access rights – access to the "Access rights" tab of the "Personnel" section;
shares – access to the "Shares" section;
planning – access to the automated receipts distribution tool and to expenses operations ("Planning" section);
integration with Merchant WM – access to the "Integration with Merchant WM" tab in the "Integration" section;
integration with Notify WM – access to the "Integration with Notify WM" tab in the "Integration" section;
integration with XML-interfaces – access to the "Integration with XML-interfaces" tab in the "Integration" section.
We'll give the company director the broadest rights, limiting him only with respect to the rights that will belong exclusively to the co-founders (changing the company information and managing BA shares).
When choosing a regular company employee's level of access to BA purses and accounts, take the following characteristics into account.
For the company's web-designer, the following set of access rights to BA sections would be appropriate.
3. Assigning access rights to purses¶
Even if you gave an employee full access to the "purses" category in the previous step, he won't be able to work with any specific purses until his usage rights for those purses are specified.
The levels of access to BA purses have to be assigned on the Budget--Access rights page.
Here we select a purse (in this case "Receipts/R143XXXXXXX") in the pop-up menu below the table and press "New" beneath it. We specify the participant, put checkmarks for the actions that should be accessible to him, and press "Save".
We verify that the new record has been added to the table,
and perform analogous operations for all purses with which the selected employee will work. The general list of purses accessible to an employee is displayed by selecting the option "group by participants".
In the same way, we assign purses for the web-designer's work. This can be entrusted to the company director since he already has the rights for it.
Now the Budget Automation tool is ready for use.


A prominent member of both the Irish and LGBT caucus, he's a resident of the heavily Irish neighborhood of Sunnyside, Queens.
Van Bramer, 48, is a rising star within the Democratic party and an early frontrunner for Borough Council President for Queens in 2020 and his upbringing was about as classic Irish American as it gets, with one interesting wrinkle, he's gay.
"I was baptized at St. Theresa's, I made my sacraments at St. Jospeh's in Astoria, and then I went on to St. John's University," he tells the IrishCentral. "My dad was very Irish American identified and so we were a very Catholic family growing up."
His career trajectory is classic Irish American. One of eight children (two boys and six girls, he's number five) his background is also that of a very typical working class New York Irish family.
It might have been a fairly idyllic childhood if he hadn't been nursing a big secret. "I haven't really talked about this ever, but as a boy I loved church," he confesses.
Occasionally people would call him gay boy or fa—ot, as they did to so many other kids. He wasn't consistently targeted, but he was terrified to be called names at all.
One morning he left his apartment and looked at the staircase going down and going up. He went up. Instead of going to school he got the idea he would go up to the roof and just stay there all day. It was better than high school he figured.
Recall that this was in the 1980's in New York City, not the Deep South. Even in one of the most accepting communities on the planet he was isolated and in crisis. He didn't skip every day but he started to miss a lot of school over a couple of months.
"My mother finally got a card in the mail with my attendance and I was busted," he says. His grades, understandably, plummeted. What he did next was find a way to survive as a closeted teen who couldn't tell his parents or siblings what's was bothering him.
He hadn't fixed his problem, he took the cards off the table. For the first time in a long time he had breathing room. Luckily, into the picture at this critical time came a life changing teacher named Carol Gomez. There was a mock trial team in the school and she was the coach, she told him to try out for it. He went along and he loved it. He started to enjoy school again.
He walked out of the building, looked around Queens Boulevard and told himself, for the first time in his life, that he was going to be OK. Not only that, he decided if he was going to live openly, he was going to fight, he was going to be an activist. He was galvanized.
Van Bramer's father had never talked about these kind of things. "When I told him it wasn't the warm embrace that my mother provided. It wasn't the same level of validation. It was news that he had anticipated getting but at the time it wasn't the most welcome news. We are very close now, it wasn't a rejection, he loves my husband now too."
There are a striking of prominent LGBT Irish Americans elected officials who are now rising stars within the city council in New York, a thing that would have been unheard of even two decades ago. It's inevitable that all the suppressed potential that was always there has finally been unleashed he says.
Van Bramer made national headlines when he led a protest march across the Queensboro Bridge to Trump Tower to protest the candidates platform, particularly his hostile attitude toward immigrants.
It's immigrants that make America great, he argues. That was the message he sent with his Queens Values march to Trump tower on Fifth Avenue.
Already frontrunner candidate for Queens Borough President, he explains why he has decided he will run. "I have enjoyed being an elected official, it's been the greatest experience of my life. I love helping people and fighting for people and being a champion for causes.


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Kelly Clarkson Says She Was Blackmailed Into Working With Dr. Luke
"He's not a good person to me. We've clashed. I can't really say anything other than that."
The plot is thickening as celebs and fans alike continue to show support for Kesha after Sony refused to voluntarily release her from a contract that requires she make three more albums with producer Dr. Luke, the man she claims sexually assaulted her on numerous occasions.
Kelly Clarkson is the latest star to show her support for the pop singer, opening up about her own experience working with Dr. Luke. During an interview on Australia's KIIS FM The Kyle & Jackie O Show, she revealed, "A lot of artists that have worked with him don't work with him anymore for pretty good, solid reasons. He's not a good person to me. We've clashed. I can't really say anything other than that."
The pregnant songstress added, "Unfortunately, that poor of character – I mean so many artists don't like you, don't like working with you – that's not normal. He just lied a lot … I've run into a couple really bad situations. Musically, it's been really hard for me because he will just lie to people and it makes the artist look bad," she said. "And he's kind of difficult to work with, he's kind of demeaning."
"Even the last time I worked with him I only worked with him because literally I got blackmailed by my label," Clarkson said. "They were like, 'We will not put your album out if you don't do this.'"
Check out what else Kelly Clarkson had to say about Dr. Luke here.
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A recent Forbes.com article reported on the top 13 cities in the U.S. where home prices are continuing to fall at a dangerous rate. Each one of the 13 markets are suffering from an excess of foreclosures.
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Q: How to solve a checksum mismatch error using the XBee API in Node.js Node.js (on Ubuntu) uses the XBee API library as the ZigBee coordinator API to send data to XBee as ZigBee router AT every one minute. It's fine for 10 minutes, but after that it reports an error:

Error: Checksum Mismatch

How do I solve this problem?
var util = require('util');
var SerialPort = require('serialport').SerialPort;
var xbee_api = require('xbee-api');

var C = xbee_api.constants;

var xbeeAPI = new xbee_api.XBeeAPI({
    api_mode: 1
});

var serialport = new SerialPort("COM19", {
    baudrate: 57600,
    parser: xbeeAPI.rawParser()
});

serialport.on("open", function() {
    var frame_obj = {
        type: 0x10, // xbee_api.constants.FRAME_TYPE.ZIGBEE_TRANSMIT_REQUEST
        id: 0x01, // Optional, nextFrameId() is called per default
        destination64: "0013a200400a0127",
        destination16: "fffe", // Optional, "fffe" is default
        broadcastRadius: 0x00, // Optional, 0x00 is default
        options: 0x00, // Optional, 0x00 is default
        data: "TxData0A" // Can either be a string or byte array.
    };
    serialport.write(xbeeAPI.buildFrame(frame_obj));
});

// All frames parsed by the XBee will be emitted here
xbeeAPI.on("frame_object", function(frame) {
    console.log(">>", frame);
});

A: Is it possible to print (to stdout) a hex dump of each frame sent, and the checksum frame so you can see which frame is flagged with the error?  Can you monitor the serial line in some way to see what you're actually sending?  How is the XBee module connected to the host?  Does it use a long serial cable that could be encountering noise?
Do you always get the error after 10 packets, or does it vary?  If you change the baud rate to 9600 or 115200, does the error rate stay the same, become more frequent or go away?
You probably shouldn't hard code the frame ID to be the same on every packet -- it could be contributing to the problem, and you won't know which frame had the checksum error, if they're all using the same ID.  The error frame includes a field for the frame ID that generated the error.

A: I was having the same issue as you. The problem in my case was that in the configuration of the XBee coordinator module, I had set the API mode (Parameter AP) to be 2 (API with escaping). In the node.js code I set the API mode to be 1, as you have in your code. The API mode must be set to be the same in both or the parser will throw an error, so the fix is to set the change the code to be API 2 or change the configuration of the module to be API 1.
I'm a bit late I know but thought I'd answer in case anyone else is having the same trouble that I was!

A: This happens in case of a mismatch between your code configuration and the xbee module configuration, just be sure if you have configured the same API mode in both cases,then you must call the serialport parser and pass the data to the xbee parser :
serialport.on('data', function (data) {
            xbeeAPI.parseRaw(data);
        });
 then you can deal with the received frame the way you want
xbeeAPI.on("frame_object", function(frame) { ... };

A: I've got the same problem when using the "ND" AT command to scan the network, the devices should send a frame that contain the ID, MAC 64 and 16 etc separately, in this case the problem appear when receiving all devices answers at the same time, specially when using more than two devices or routers, buffers will be damaged and the xbee-api parser couldn't work properly. So you need to used a higher baud rate.
The problem disappear using API 2 mode with the baud rate 57600(option 6) or 115200(option 7), it work fine for me.


I think I've used all the superlatives I can find to talk about your photos.
Rox and I sat down last night and went through all of them, one by one, reliving the whole day with huge smiles on our faces via your glorious glorious photos. I thought we would have seen all the best photos on your blog, but there was so much more depth beyond that (and it was lovely to see the parts of the day that I wasn't privy too, like Rox's preparation).
These will be with us for the rest of our lives, so I'm thrilled that you were the one to document that day for us. Just truly stunning Lelia – you have a beautiful and unique eye. Thank you.
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