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Articles	by Jules Hornbrook February 8, 2016 June 21, 2016
There is a shift on the horizon for both the standard and choice of 14-18 education in Crewe. The town already boasts re-branded and rebuilt secondary schools. There's a state-of-the-art Further Education establishment (South Cheshire College), plus a university campus (Manchester Metropolitan, Cheshire) for those wanting Higher Education instruction. The new learning kid on the block is a University Technical college (UTC). It is academia, just not as we know it…
So what exactly is a UTC? The concept is exciting. It's a type of school, government funded but with commercial partners, non-selective, and focused on technical courses that combine National Curriculum requirements with vocational skills.
Forget dull classrooms with stuffy school masters. For UTC think dynamic mentors who empower and inspire, and back learning with hands-on experience. "When will I ever use trigonometry, sir?" will become a throw-away phrase consigned to schooling of old. Pupils will see real-time experiments with purpose, time-served stalwarts of industry delivering a fresh approach to education.
It all sounds great, especially when you read the prospectus and check out some of the video content HERE.
The Crewe UTC is almost reality. Set to open its doors in September 2016, rather than straight-laced classroom schedules, a student's timetable will be more akin to a day of employment. The work ethic will be instilled early. Learning will fun, focused and allow kids to apply theory courtesy of genuine industry scenarios recreated by teachers who have served time on tools, drawing boards and in laboratories.
So where is this UTC?
The Crewe project has been bubbling away for some time. Now the bricks and mortar are rolling up as the remnants of Victoria High School disappear. So, yes, it's a town centre development, utilising brownfield real estate that has cried out for investment for many years. And yet there are issues that we should consider.
Access, parking and the impact on both residents and local businesses must be addressed. It's an already congested area, off the West Street artery for cars, and perhaps 25 minutes' walk from the train station. It's not ideal, especially for potential students from outside the town's boundaries. With the new-build over six months away, you'd hope that the traffic planners are on the case.
On a student level, what about South Cheshire College? Now I had intended to merge a few quotes into this piece, feedback from those involved in both existing and planned establishments. That is perhaps more suited to a later article, when more facts and figures become available. But let's be honest, there will be competition for students. Can both facilities maintain full registers?
The partners already lined up for UTC are big hitters. All locally based companies/organisations, but with global connections. Bentley Motors, Bosch, Leoni, Siemens, OSL Rail and General Electric to name but a handful.
Young students that join courses from September 2016 won't fully appreciate it, but they will complete first-stage educations with a significant advantage over schoolmates from earlier years. There will still be much learning ahead for those young graduates, but at sixteen and eighteen years of age they will already be very employable.
Many of the partners listed above already have good relationships with SCC. Bentley Motors, for example, has around 80 apprentices based at the college. There will surely be a steady shift from one training location to the other – mainly from existing SCC to newly created UTC, if the hype is to be believed.
The movers and shakers, planners and think tanks must consider the next few years very carefully. Get the mix right, assist and facilitate transition, growth and change carefully, and Crewe will emerge with an enviable set of training pipelines.
Herein lies the potential for Crewe and South Cheshire. A steady stream of bespoke candidates, fully tutored, enthused, guided, equipped and qualified in all matters engineering, manufacturing and design. Innovators, specialists, craftsmen and leaders in the making. The future brought online early, when the UK economy needs it most – NOW!
In an earlier article (see Super-charging Crewe) I suggested that the area around Cheshire East will/should become a magnet for regeneration and growth on the back of HS2's imminent multi-million-pound investment in the town's railway hub. Some quite rightly scoffed, as slick connectivity alone will not attract the levels of Inward Investment enjoyed by Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds and other key players in the north.
But couple the labyrinth of historic rail lines with a nearby M6 junction, the already solid engineering base and the blossoming Cheshire home of Manchester Metropolitan University, and then throw UTC into the mix and, well, Crewe is starting to look a very decent proposition. House prices are very affordable, too.
I always loved the 1989 USA film "Field Of Dreams", where Ray Kinsella (played by Kevin Costner) optimistically built a baseball stadium in the Iowa countryside. And yet they (players, coaches, fans etc) did come. Whether that can be applied to Crewe and the wider South Cheshire and Warrington region remains to be seen. The building blocks are slowly dropping into place. Now it needs a team to actively promote and celebrate what the area has to offer. Tell them it's nearly built!
"Education, education, education…" (Tony Blair/Andrew Adonis) was always an admirable mantra, but without tangible work experience and credible business links the ink all-too-often fades on paper-thin qualifications. I like the UTC concept; it puts meats on the academic bones. The potential is huge. It must become part of the valuable mix of assets being assembled that I hope will drive our region forward.
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This section is from "The American Cyclopaedia", by George Ripley And Charles A. Dana. Also available from Amazon: The New American Cyclopædia. 16 volumes complete..
Theodore Edward Hook, an English author and journalist, born in London, Sept. 22, 1788, died in Fulham, Aug. 24, 1841. As a boy he showed extraordinary precocity. After a very inadequate education, terminating prematurely at Harrow, he rejoined his father, then musical director of Vauxhall gardens, and soon gave evidence of his talents by the production of several songs, for which he also composed the music; and when scarcely 16 he wrote a drama entitled "The Soldier's Return," which was well received. Elated by the extravagant praises of friends, he produced in rapid succession a number of farces and vaudevilles, and at an ago when most boys are at school was a successful dramatist, the wit of the greenroom, and the companion of actors and playwrights. Yielding to the fascinations of such a life, he gradually enlarged the circle of his admirers by his facile humor, his astonishing faculty of punning, the audacity of his practical jokes, and his brilliant powers of improvisation, until he was welcomed to the most aristocratic society of London, and even attracted the notice of the prince regent, who sent him in 1812 to Mauritius as accountant general and treasurer, with a salary of £2,000. In 1818 he was brought back to England as a prisoner under a charge of embezzling a sum of the public money estimated at £20,000, but which was subsequently reduced to £12,000. The law officer of the crown decided that there was no ground for a criminal prosecution, although his carelessness and incapacity were displayed to an extent almost incredible; and he was set at liberty and once more commenced the career of an author.
In 1820 the "John Bull " newspaper was established in the interest of the king, for the purpose of crushing the supporters of Queen Caroline, and Hook's powers of satire and ridicule suggested him as a fit person to conduct it. He performed the task with great adroitness, and the circulation of the paper gave him a handsome income. In 1823 the government reasserted its claim against him, but after two years' confinement he procured a stay of proceedings, although he never made any attempt to discharge the debt. He was again welcomed to society, and to the close of his life remained a professed diner-out and wit. He employed his literary powers to some purpose, in the production of " Sayings and Doings," in three series, "Gilbert Gur-ney," "Maxwell," "Jack Brag," and a number of other novels. Fashionable dissipation, high living, hard drinking, the excitement of the gaming table, and the constant mental strain to which he was subjected, gradually undermined his constitution, and he ended his career, to adopt his own words, "done up in purse, in mind, and in body." In 1849 appeared the "Life and Remains of Theodore Hook," by the Rev. Mr. Barham (2 vols. 8vo).
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Newcastle Confirm Pre-Season Trip to Portugal
Posted on June 12, 2012 by Harry Savill (Editor) in Fixtures, Pre-Season // 0 Comments
Newcastle United will be heading over to Portugal to take part in the 'Guadiana Torneo.', it was announced today.
Alan Pardew's men will face Greek side Olympiacos and Portugal's FC Porto in the three-team tournament at the Algarve Stadium, near Faro.
The Magpies' first game will be against Olympiacos on Friday, July 27 (8.45pm kick-off local time) before the take on FC Porto the following day, kick-off also 8:45pm.
It had been expected that Newcastle would play in South Africa in the Vodacom Challenge, which is the top pre-season tournament in Africa, and is hosted by the Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs.
But it does now appear that the club will be staying on the continent, and will instead come up against the Greek and Portuguese champions.
Here is the line-up of games for the tournament with each side playing two games:
Thursday, 26th July – FC Porto v Olympiacos (8.45pm kick-off)
Friday, 27th July – Newcastle United v Olympiacos (8.45pm kick-off)
Saturday, 28th July – Newcastle United v FC Porto (8.45pm kick-off)
These two teams will provide tough opposition for the Toon with FC Porto having won their National Championship for six of the last seven seasons. Olympiacos, also, have dominated the top domestic league in Greece, having won 7 of the last 8 Greek league titles.
This news comes after the club confirmed last week that they will be travelling to Wales for a pre-season fixture against Cardiff City on Saturday August 11th. With 4 fixtures having been confirmed, the club still need to organise another 3 fixtures during the off season. Therefore, there is a possibility that the preseason tournament in South Africa could still be an option.
The Vodacom tournament usually takes place around the middle of July, and last year when Tottenham played, the games took place from 16th July through 23rd July.
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Let's be honest, one of the biggest draws of travel nursing is the impressive amount of money you can make. There are tons of memes floating around the internet of travel nurses drying their work stress tears with stacks of cash, and although it is a total exaggeration, the job is lucrative. But travel nursing pay can vary drastically depending on a multitude of conditions.
If you want to make big bucks in winter, you'll have to trade places with the snowbirds. While everyone is trying desperately to escape the harsh winters in northern states, that opens big opportunities for travel nurses who are willing to brave the cold. If you have what it takes to head north in winter, you can earn very high pay as a travel nurse in states like Wisconsin, Alaska, North Dakota, and Illinois. Some hospitals will even offer special "winter rates" or bonuses in anticipation for winter shortages.
Although the glamour of NYC or Malibu might be drawing you in as a traveling nurse, if you want high earning potential, you should consider looking towards small towns and rural locations. Frankly, the least appealing locations and the underserved areas of the US are not able to recruit travel nurses easily, so they offer enticing pay packages. If you are someone who can have fun and make home anywhere for a few months, it's a fantastic way to save money. Or if you have a fellow nurse or loved one to travel with, it's even more appealing to take unconventional assignments because you can have fun exploring a new place together.
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If you are open to working the holiday season, you will be able to cash in on some great holiday rates (typically 1.5 to 2 times your typical hourly travel pay). Another perk of working holidays is the flexibility of taking a short contract. Because a lot of permanent staff take vacation time off between the end of November and the beginning of January, hospitals are more likely to offer short-term contracts between 4-6 weeks to cover for staff. If you want to explore a new place without 3 months of commitment, and earn some impressive paychecks in the meantime, consider working through the holidays.
If you can find the energy to squeeze in some extra shifts while on contract, it will pay off – quite literally. Most facilities who take travel nurses have staffing shortages (which is why you're there in the first place) and will frequently offer overtime shifts for staff and travelers. Depending on the facility, you can make between 1.5 to 2 times the pay rates for overtime shifts over 36 or 40 hours/week. Travel agencies also offer additional bonuses just for working a certain amount of overtime. Your manager and your bank account will be enthused by your extra effort.
California is first to come to mind for highest paying travel rates, especially certain hospital systems (Kaiser Permanente) and in certain regions (Bay Area). Aside from Cali, Massachusetts, Nevada, Oregon, and Texas, are a few others with relatively high rates for travel nurses. You might be cautious to take an assignment in California despite high pay because of the astronomical cost of living, but keep in mind that your housing stipend will reflect that.
Do everything in your power to take that housing stipend. If you forfeit your stipend for company housing, then you're only able to save whatever you don't use from your taxable hourly wages. If you can be open-minded and diligent with exploring housing options on your own, you will almost always save more money – potentially thousands per contract. There are so many ways to creatively save money on housing like Airbnb, Furnished Finder, subletting, Facebook housing groups, etc. It may be a bit stressful on the front-end, but it will add up quickly if you can beat your stipend amount by hundreds of dollars per month.
If you are a spontaneous personality and very flexible with assignments, you can make huge sums of money for crisis/rapid response/strike nursing shortages. Companies like Faststaff, Bridge, and Healthsource Global offer very high pay on short notice to cover staffing emergencies. They pay out very high hourly rates, travel expenses, and accommodation. A few caveats – it's never a guarantee. Strikes can dissipate once you get to the location, and you could be on a plane right back home with a small sum to reimburse you for your time. You also need to be prepared with all papers and credentials in hand or you won't be eligible – licenses, references, tax forms, drug screens, vaccines, etc. And you won't be able to make many requests for shift or unit, you will just need to cover what's needed within your scope.
Hospital systems nationwide are undergoing EMR (Electronic Medical Record) conversions to systems like Epic. It requires extensive hours of off-unit training for current healthcare staff, so in the meantime, travel nurses who are already proficient in the new computer system can fill in on units. The role is twofold – to support patient care by filling in for staff, and to help nurses implement and navigate their new EMR system. Because the assignment is a bit more demanding than typical, EMR conversion travel nursing assignments offer better pay.
You might have seen the viral photo of a per diem nurse's pay stub boasting $19,000 in 2 weeks. That may be an extreme example of the earning potential of per diem nursing, but the financial upsides are serious. Particularly in areas like northern California, per diem rates for nurses average $70 - $100 hourly. "Per diem" just means to work by the day based on the fluctuating needs of the unit. You can schedule them directly through a hospital or through an agency.
The most in-demand jobs for travel nurses typically correlate to those that require highly-specialized training, knowledge, and experience. The highest earning potential are in the following areas: Cardiac Cath Lab, Labor & Delivery, Neonatal ICU, ICU, Emergency Room, Telemetry, and Operating Room.


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Is it time for Southampton to sell Shane Long?
By Crippy Cooke
Saturday 7th April 2018
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Shane Long's form has spiralled at Southampton in the last two seasons. That raises questions about his long-term future at St Mary's. The 31-year-old joined from Hull City in 2014 but hasn't hit the heights expected. A goal scoring rate less than one in five matches isn't satisfactory.
Long still gets games due to his industrious style and clever off-the-ball movement. But the missing end product is costing Southampton points. The club may have to trim their wage budget if they suffer relegation this season. Below-par performers like Long could be given the boot.
Overdue change
Long has finally lost his starting place due to poor form. Before this season, the profligate centre-forward had featured in 92 of Southampton's 114 Premier League games over three seasons. The Saints have finally lost their patience. With just one league goal in 2017/18, the Irishman has made nearly half his appearances from the bench and been substituted in two-thirds of his starts.
He's failed to improve on a disappointing 2016/17 campaign that saw him score just three goals in 32 league games. Southampton no longer see him as a regular first-team player. Long has pace. He is industrious and selfless on the pitch. But he's never been ruthless in the final third. All his hard work goes to waste because he seldom finishes.
The Saints striker has managed just eight shots on target in his 23 league appearances this season. Sometimes he fails to register an effort at all. Long has taken just two shots in his last six appearances. If he's having no effect as a starter or sub, the next step is to leave him out of the squad altogether.
Southampton signed Monaco striker Guido Carrillo during the January transfer window. The Argentine has edged Long out of the side ever since, starting six of the last seven league outings. With Manolo Gabbiadini and Charlie Austin having better reputations as finishers, Long should be the one to make way this summer.
Limited interest
The problem with selling a player who is no longer producing is no other club wants him. Why would any club wish to sign a player with four goals in his last 55 appearances when he is on £60,000/wk wages.
He was linked with Liverpool and Juventus in 2016 but might struggle to attract a bottom-half Premier League outfit these days. His estimated value is £10 million less than Southampton paid four years ago. His only selling point is he somehow remains a regular for his country.
Long still has two years to run on his deal with the Saints. He would be earning £3 million/yr in the Championship if the 18th-placed side can't escape the drop zone. If Chairman Ralph Kreuger can't find a buyer, he will be stuck with a lodestone in the second tier.
Since moving from Hull, Long has scored one goal every 304 minutes. He's eating up a fair chunk of the wage budget without performing and selling him is a problem. The Saints might have to gamble that he can find his feet in the Championship where he initially made a name for himself.
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Microsoft and a former employee have settled over claims of fraud, misappropriation of trade secrets and breach of contract.
Way back in January 2009, Microsoft sued a former employee for applying for his job under false pretenses and using his role at the company to gain access to confidential data related to patent litigation he was waging.
Ancora Technologies, the company for which the employee, Miki Mullor, is chairman, announced on Tuesday that a settlement has been reached between Ancora, Mullor, and Microsoft for both claims regarding patent infringement and falsifying information.
The terms of the settlement are confidential, but all parties denied any and all liability, according to a statement.
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Hematite, also spelled haematite, heavy and relatively hard oxide mineral, ferric oxide (Fe 2 O 3), that constitutes the most important iron ore because of its high iron content (70 percent) and its abundance. Its name is derived from the Greek word for "blood," in allusion to its red colour. Many of the various forms of hematite have separate names. The steel-gray crystals and coarse
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The iron oxide mineral hematite has an amazing history that began maybe 100,000 years ago, even before ancient cave peoples used its vivid reddish color to render drawings of the animals on cave walls. When crushed to a powder, normally black hematite exhibits a lovely red color. In fact, we use hematite's red powder streak to identify it.
Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey » Hematite
The hematite, in conjunction with other iron oxides, replace iron carbonates. Associated minerals include siderite, magnetite, chamosite and stilpnomelane (U.S.G.S., 1976). The most famous mine in the range is the Montreal Iron Mine (Sec. 33 T.46N R.2E) where large globular to botryoidal masses and bladed "needle ore" crystals up to 1 foot
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Iron Oxides—Fe 2 O 3. Hematite /Itabirite—Research and actual field use has shown hematite to be an excellent alternative to barite. Hematite is an ore composed chiefly of a soft micaceous hematite and small amounts of quartz. The micaceous hematite is very thin tablets or leaves of irregular outline, and the quartz is an aggregate of grains.
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Federal Real Property: GSA Should Fully Assess Its Prospectus Process and Communicate Results to Its Authorizing Committees
GAO-22-104639 Published: Jan 21, 2022. Publicly Released: Jan 21, 2022.
The General Services Administration (GSA) spends billions of dollars annually to maintain federal buildings and lease office space. For major leases and repairs, GSA seeks approval from Congress through its "prospectus process."
GSA identified challenges with this process, such as months-long review times and limited funding, that make it difficult to complete needed maintenance and repairs. However, GSA has neither fully assessed the process nor expressed its concerns and ideas for potential changes to Congress.
We recommended that GSA assess the effectiveness of the prospectus process and inform Congress about its findings.
This federal building in Akron, Ohio, awaits major water damage repairs.
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What GAO Found
The Public Buildings Act of 1959, as amended, requires the General Services Administration (GSA) to submit a proposal (prospectus) for capital and lease projects with an estimated cost that exceeds a certain dollar threshold to two congressional-authorizing committees. Per GSA guidance, GSA's 11 regional offices develop prospectuses that describe the projects. GSA's Central Office and the Office of Management and Budget each review the prospectuses before GSA submits them to the authorizing committees. GSA obtains these committees' approvals before obligating appropriated funds for the project.
Steps and Time Frames for the Development and Approval of the General Services Administration's (GSA) Prospectuses, Fiscal Years 2014–2020
In general, for fiscal years 2014 through 2020, GSA averaged 1 year to submit lease prospectuses and 9 months to submit capital project prospectuses to the authorizing committees. The committees averaged 8 months to approve leases and 14 months to approve capital projects. However, the time frames vary and can be affected by the appropriations process. GSA waits for the President's budget to be transmitted to Congress before submitting capital project prospectuses to the committees. In 4 of the 7 fiscal years that GAO reviewed, the budget was submitted after February. In addition, the committees' approvals typically occurred after annual appropriations were enacted.
GSA has taken steps to assess some aspects of the prospectus process. For example, GSA assessed its leasing process and found it needed to submit prospectuses to the committees earlier to reduce extensions on existing leases while awaiting committees' approvals. However, GSA has not completed a full assessment of the prospectus process, including the process for capital projects. GSA officials stated that challenges related to the prospectus threshold, delayed approvals, and limited funding contribute to difficulties GSA faces in managing its portfolio (e.g., addressing repair and maintenance backlogs). While GSA has identified potential changes that would require legislative action, it has not communicated its concerns or potential changes to the authorizing committees. By fully assessing the prospectus process and communicating with the authorizing committees, GSA can work with the committees to address any risks posed by the process, while also ensuring that any changes do not impede the committees' oversight activities.
Why GAO Did This Study
Each year, GSA spends hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to construct, repair, and alter buildings in its portfolio and another $5.7 billion in rent for over 8,000 leases of privately owned space. GSA's prospectus process can pose challenges to its ability to effectively manage its assets.
GAO was asked to review GSA's prospectus process. This report: (1) describes GSA's process for developing and obtaining approval of prospectuses; (2) determines average time frames for prospectuses' reviews and approvals; and (3) examines the extent to which GSA has assessed the prospectus process to identify and address challenges, if any, that may affect GSA's management of federal assets. GAO reviewed, among other things, relevant statutes and regulations and GSA documents; analyzed data for prospectuses submitted for funding for fiscal years 2014 through 2020; and interviewed GSA and OMB officials.
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GAO recommends: (1) that GSA fully assess the prospectus process for leases and capital projects—including identifying, analyzing, and responding to risks associated with the process—and implement potential improvements to the process, and (2) that GSA communicate to its authorizing committees the results of its assessment, including any proposed changes that may require legislative action to implement. GSA agreed with the recommendations and stated that it is developing a plan to address them.
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The Commissioner of the Public Buildings Service should fully assess the prospectus process for leases and capital projects—including identifying, analyzing, and responding to risks associated with the process that may limit GSA's ability to manage its assets portfolio—and should implement potential improvements to the process identified through the assessment. As part of this assessment, the Commissioner should solicit input from GSA's authorizing committees about challenges and risks posed by the prospectus process. (Recommendation 1)
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 Actions to satisfy the intent of the recommendation have not been taken or are being planned.

GSA agreed with our recommendation. In March 2022, GSA provided information on its corrective action plan to address the recommendation. Under its plan, GSA will seek to gather input on ways to improve the prospectus process from its regional offices, the Office of Management and Budget, and its authorizing committees. Based on this input, GSA intends to complete a full analysis of the process and identify potential improvements. Further, GSA said that it will streamline its annual Capital Investment and Leasing Program Call to improve internal processes and supporting documentation. We will continue to monitor GSA's actions to address this recommendation.
The Administrator of the General Services Administration should communicate to the agency's authorizing committees the results of GSA's assessment, including any proposed changes to the process that may require legislative action to implement. (Recommendation 2)
GSA agreed with our recommendation. In March 2022 GSA provided information on its corrective action plan to address this recommendation. Under its plan, GSA will communicate the results of its assessment of the prospectus process, including any proposed changes to the process, to the Office of Management and Budget. We will continue to monitor GSA's actions to address this recommendation.
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You might have been working or in school like I was on Monday, September 15th at 10am and so you might not have seen it BUT I was on the Rachael Ray Show. It airs in Delaware at 10am during the week on 6ABC. We recorded it though and I've watched it three times already. A film crew came to our house the Sunday prior to going to New York to be on the show. The film crew was very nice, it was not easy to be followed around for a day, but it was kind of cool, also. I don't know how people like Rachael Ray do it!
The Rachael Ray Show has just started their 9th season. I got to be on the first show of the season. Rachael Ray is doing an awesome thing which she calls 9 Million Meals #9millionmeals. I was able to be on the show to talk about 3B Brae's Brown Bags. I also met Anton Cobb from Oregon who is helping raise money for a food bank in Oregon. He skips his lunch break once per week to sit outside and raise money for other people to be able to have lunch. He was so nice! We also met Pedro Rodriguez. He is a chef in New York at the New York City Rescue Mission. He really cares about what he is doing and in helping others to have access to food but also respect.
I've never experienced anything like this before. Even when I went to the White House it wasn't really like being on TV. On TV things are going very fast. There were at least 50 lights in the ceiling in the studio and so many cameras. It was crazy but it was fun to have the chance to be there. Plus I got to stay with my Mom in a hotel and also ride the train. I really like to ride trains. I like to travel.
Don't forget to like me on Facebook or to follow me on Twitter. I remember to update them more, I promise!
For me, Brae, your being on The Rachael Ray Show, sharing your Foundation, 3B: Brae's Brown Bags, is a fantastic memory of a lifetime for me! You, as well as Anton, and Pedro have inspired our entire nation! As always, thank you for all of your hard work in helping the homeless!
You did a very good job explaining 3B and made an impression on everyone!!!


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Q: How do I change state asynchronously I'm trying to get the coords of the user and once done I'm trying to use "useState" to make that position global but for some reason it's always returning undefined the first time it's ran even though I'm using a promise.
    const [globalPosition, setGlobalPosition] = useState<any>(undefined);

useEffect(() => {
    const getLocation = new Promise<void>((resolve, reject) => {
        navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(success, error, {
            enableHighAccuracy: true,
        });
        function success(position: any) {
            setGlobalPosition(position);
            resolve();
        }
        function error(err: any) {
            console.log(err);
            reject();
        }
    });
    getLocation.then(() => {
        console.log(globalPosition);
    });
}, []);

A: The first render will always be undefined because that's what you defined as the initial value.
const [globalPosition, setGlobalPosition] = useState<any>(undefined);
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When a state setting function is called, such as inside your useEffect, the component will rerender.
If you don't want to continue rendering while  undefined, after that useEffect add one of these options (or your own loading state):
if (globalPosition == undefined) return null;

if (globalPosition == undefined) return
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Also because of how React state and const work, getLocation.then's globalPosition will not be the new version of the variable after you change it since it's storing a copy/reference to the original state at the beginning of that render.

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Tips for recruiting Gen Z to your team
It's no mystery that Gen Z is revolutionizing the workforce across industries. Age 24 and younger, educated Gen Z workers are natives when it comes to digital trends and technology use. Aside from their comfort with technology, Gen Z recruits have a myriad of workplace characteristics that can be a great addition to your team. This generation welcomes competition and consistent feedback, seeking continuous improvement in their workflow. Gen Z employees are also extremely hardworking and appreciate a balance between work and personal life.
With the oldest Gen Zers having graduated from college in 2020, it may be time to review your recruiting tactics to take advantage of the benefits the newest generation can add to your CPG team.
Diversity, Inclusion and Corporate Social Responsibility
As the youngest generation in the workforce, Gen Z has flipped previous trends when it comes to choosing a job. According to BBMB, 47 percent of Gen Zers say brands and businesses should speak out "because it's the right thing to do." Corporate social responsibility is vital to hiring top talent within this generation.
Gen Z represents the leading edge of the country's changing racial and ethnic makeup. With such a diverse generation, it's no wonder diversity and inclusion matter dearly to this generation. If you're looking to recruit talent from this generation, be prepared to reexamine your organization's internal and external corporate social responsibility practices.
More than 96 percent of younger employees want more flexibility. Gen Z is looking for more than just money when it comes to salary and benefits. This generation values a balanced lifestyle. That's not to say that Gen Zers don't appreciate financial security, but they value flexibility more than previous generations.
While most Gen Zers still prefer to work from an office, hybrid models and remote work are becoming more attractive. Working from anywhere is an appealing option that can benefit all parties.
Career Development & Networking
Gen Z is a generation that appreciates mentorship opportunities and programs for growth. They expect employers to invest in them as they develop their professions. Whether it takes the form of 1:1 sessions, lunches or mentorship programs, Gen Z is likely to prioritize CPG employers that offer meaningful opportunities.
Consistent feedback is the easiest way to motivate Gen Z talent. Keeping this generation engaged with their work will help retain these young recruits.
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No generation has quite demanded technology the way Gen Z has. As a generation that grew up with smartphones and technology at their disposal, it helps to have high-tech and updated recruiting methods to hire them. Remember, Gen Zers grew up with Netflix, YouTube and Spotify—they're used to getting personalized content and information quickly and easily.
Being tech-friendly and communicating with Gen Z is necessary to connect. Consider fully optimizing your online presence to attract these young workers, like your website or social media. Make sure your desktops, laptops and programs are up to date. CPG employers should be ready to adopt technology at the speed of its external environment if they are seeking young recruits.
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In more than 30 states, Obamacare premiums will go up by $2,000 or more in 2019.
If you're in your late 50s or early 60s, you probably already know that buying health insurance isn't an easy process. Not only do you need to navigate the complexities of different policies, but you also must be prepared to pay big premiums.
Unfortunately, those premiums are going to be even bigger next year, especially for pre-retirees. A 60-year-old buying a standard Obamacare plan could see premiums go up as much as $4,000, although increases vary by state.
What's likely to happen to your insurance, and why are premiums going up so much? Read on to find out.
How big will your premium increase be?
AARP dug into data to determine expected premium increases for 2019 for a 60-year-old buying the second-cheapest silver-level plan sold on Obamacare's marketplaces. A silver-level plan covers around 70% of healthcare expenditures, leaving you to pay the remaining 30% out of pocket on top of paying premiums.
Research revealed that average premiums throughout the United States for a pre-retiree would increase around 16.6% in 2019 compared with 2018. A 60-year-old insurance buyer would end up paying an average of around $2,031 more in premiums.
However, where you live makes a huge impact. In Massachusetts, premiums aren't expected to go up at all, and in New Mexico, the increase is expected to be around $958. But for those in Wyoming, which saw the biggest increases, premiums are expected to rise by $4,093. Residents of Alabama, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Tennessee all will see premium increases greater than $3,000, and residents of 27 states will see increases between $2,000 and $3,000.
Obviously, these big premium increases are likely to eat into your budget, and the higher prices may make it difficult for you to afford coverage at all.
Why are premiums going up?
Premiums are expected to go up across the board for those buying policies on the Obamacare marketplace as the Trump Administration and Congress have taken numerous steps to reduce participation in Obamacare plans. Shortening open enrollment, cutting the advertising budget for Obamacare signups, and repealing the mandate that everyone must purchase insurance coverage all mean there will be fewer healthy young people in the insurance pool to keep costs down. However, one of the biggest reasons for rising premiums is changes that make it easier for insurance buyers to purchase short-term insurance coverage.
Short-term insurance plans aren't subject to coverage requirements Obamacare imposed on standard insurance plans, such as not discriminating based on pre-existing conditions, providing essential benefits including maternity coverage and mental health services, and providing coverage with no lifetime limits. These skimpier policies can be sold much more cheaply.
Previously, a three-month cap on short-term insurance policies meant they weren't really a practical option. Now, however, federal rules are expected to change so short-term plans can be sold that last 364 days or longer and renew just like regular insurance policies. This means many people are likely to switch to short-term plans, abandoning the Obamacare exchanges. But it will be healthy young people who choose these plans, not older people who are more expensive to insure.
As many as 40% of people between the ages of 50 and 64 have a pre-existing condition that could potentially prevent them from being eligible for short-term insurance coverage or make such coverage prohibitively expensive, since insurers offering short-term plans can take pre-existing conditions into account when setting premiums. Even those who can get covered may not want these plans because they could impose coverage limitations that make them impractical for older people more likely to develop health issues.
All this means older and sicker people will be left to buy pricier Obamacare policies, with premiums rising as the young and healthy increasingly select short-term coverage instead.
What can you do as a pre-retiree?
Unfortunately, you have a limited number of options as a pre-retiree if you must buy coverage on Obamacare exchanges. First, it's important to correctly estimate your income, and if you're eligible for subsidies to buy health coverage, purchase your plan on the Obamacare exchange during open enrollment. Subsidies cap premium costs at a percentage of income, so even if your insurance is more expensive, your bill won't be bigger.
If you're very healthy, you could opt for a short-term plan if one is available -- but read the fine print carefully to find out about coverage exclusions and limitations. If the policy includes a lifetime cap on what the insurer will pay or doesn't provide coverage for care you may need, the policy isn't worth the money, no matter how cheap it seems.
Otherwise, try to obtain coverage through an employer if you can. Or if you have limited income, try to qualify for Medicaid.
If none of these options work, you simply will have to shop for coverage as carefully as possible to find an affordable plan. Remember to look at the big picture, including premiums, deductibles, maximum out-of-pocket limits, and coinsurance costs to select the coverage that will be most affordable when taking all your healthcare spending into account.
Unfortunately, it's likely Obamacare premiums will continue rising for the next several years as Republicans and Democrats remain divided on how to resolve issues of rising premiums for Obamacare plans. The best thing you can do is take care of your health so you don't have to use a lot of healthcare services if you can help it, and to shop carefully for insurance.


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What's on in Roleystone Theatre
Roleystone Theatre is situated in the picturesque Roleystone Hills on the Brookton Highway. It is a not-for-profit community group, managed entirely by a group of volunteers. The actors, musicians, directors, crew, make-up artists, front of the house, committee, etc., all are volunteers.
The History of the Roleystone Theatre
The history of Roleystone Theatre begins in the 1930s as the Roleystone Choral and Dramatic Society. Constructed in 1922, the Roleystone Theatre has been offering a warm welcome to anyone interested in performing arts. The 1970s was its golden period when some quality performances and plays were put on.
The performances by the Roleystone Theatre Group were designed, taken into consideration the various expectations of a composite audience. The group currently produces approximately 4 – 5 shows per year, covering a wide variety of performance types. The performances are well known for the quality of the performers, sets and technical work.
1. Terry Pratchett's Monstrous Regiment
Monstrous Regiment is a satirical comedy that features a young woman joining the Borogravian Army in search of her lost brother. She soon finds herself in company with the most artful sergeant in the army, a vampire, a troll, and Igor. The show has subtle messages about war, truth, propaganda, and the role of women in a male-dominated society, not lacking quick puns.
Adaptation to the stage by Stephen Briggs
Direction by Bradley Towton at Roleystone Hall
December 5th, 11th, and 12th, 2020 at 7 pm
December 5th, 12th and 13th matinee show at 11 am
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2. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Musical)
What's on in Roleystone Theatre "Forum" is a hysterical nonstop musical farce in which every character uses quick wit and craft to twist and turn the plot. Mistaken identities, chases, and slamming doors are plenty in this 2-hour onstage performance. The musical is to be auditioned during December 2020 and produced during March 2021.
Direction by Mark Thompson
Music direction by Krispin Maesalu
Choreography by Tess Howieson
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Michael Myers Stalks Jamie Lee Curtis in New 'Halloween' Trailer -- Watch!
The second trailer for Halloween just dropped, teasing new terrifying images leading up to what is certain to be an epic showdown between Michael Myers (Nick Castle) and Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis).
The trailer begins with the masked killer walking through a residential street bustling with costumed trick-or-treaters and parents. As usual, he goes unnoticed in his black jumpsuit and white mask. That is until a few kids bump into him. Next, the iconic character snatches a hammer from a home's shed before going inside. These shots feel like a loving homage to the early installments of the beloved franchise. Minimal effects. Minimal music. Just a masked stranger stalking a quiet, suburban neighborhood.
The new trailer also features glimpses of where Laurie has ended up – well-fortified, well-armed and ready for the day when Michael would return. However, her floodlights, metal gates and arsenal of rifles may not be enough to stop the terrifying, devious antagonist, who has escaped from a mental institution.
If the music sounds familiar, that's because the original film's director and composer, John Carpenter, has stepped in with his son, Cody Carpenter, to help score the highly anticipated sequel, which definitely includes incorporating the chilling original theme music.
Curtis sat down with ET at San Diego's Comic-Con in July to discuss what drew her back to the role that rocketed her to stardom.
"It's a movie about trauma. It's a movie about what happens to somebody when you're 17 years old and you have this horrible trauma perpetrated on you, and you have no help," she told ET's Kevin Frazier in an interview alongside director David Gordon Green. "This is a woman who has carried, for 40 years, her entire adult life, this trauma."
"No longer does that define them, that they are standing up and saying, 'Enough.' And this is a movie about 'enough' at a time when it happens to be a national and worldwide message," she continued. "And so it couldn't be timed better, and it couldn't have been written better. Because, you see, what other life could Laurie Strode have? She was 17!"
Halloween arrives in theaters on Oct. 19.


I've been making cauliflower cheese for as long as I can remember, certainly more than 50 years. A basic cheese sauce: flour, butter, milk and cheese, poured over steamed caulifloweur florets, topped with grated cheese and in the oven till browned. It's a regular dish for our 'non-meat days'.
This evening I made something completely different. What a revelation. Petronela is, unlike me who will eat almost anything if it is well cooked, rather pretentious with food. She pronounced it 'excellent' and very filling (less home-baked wholemeal bread than usual consumed). What is more, it's even easier to make (I managed to finish some tiling in the kitchen while making it!).
As usual I didn't follow the recipe to the letter: cauliflower florets steamed not boiled/blanched; I never know what 'cups' are so I used 200ml/qtr pint milk; "sharp cheese" – 100g extra mature cheddar beaten into the eggs/milk, 50g of the same sprinked on top, then 50g Pecorino Romano. Oven, fan, at 180degC for 1/2 hr.
Absolutely delicious. Creamy – don't overcook.
Oh! It's such a compliment from Petronela! Thank you! It's super easy! I love to cook, but sometimes I need my hands free for something else (kids related).


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When i try to change the orientation the app crashes with the following Error Log.
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412): FATAL EXCEPTION: main
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo{com.m7.nomad/com.m7.nomad.PlaceActivity}: android.support.v4.app.Fragment$InstantiationException: Unable to instantiate fragment com.m7.nomad.fragments.PlaceSlideFragment: make sure class name exists, is public, and has an empty constructor that is public
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:1968)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.ActivityThread.handleLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:1993)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.ActivityThread.handleRelaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:3363)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.ActivityThread.access$700(ActivityThread.java:127)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1163)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:137)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:4507)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:511)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:790)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:557)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412): Caused by: android.support.v4.app.Fragment$InstantiationException: Unable to instantiate fragment com.m7.nomad.fragments.PlaceSlideFragment: make sure class name exists, is public, and has an empty constructor that is public
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.support.v4.app.Fragment.instantiate(Fragment.java:405)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.support.v4.app.FragmentState.instantiate(Fragment.java:97)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl.restoreAllState(FragmentManager.java:1767)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.support.v4.app.FragmentActivity.onCreate(FragmentActivity.java:208)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at com.m7.nomad.PlaceActivity.onCreate(PlaceActivity.java:34)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.Activity.performCreate(Activity.java:4465)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.Instrumentation.callActivityOnCreate(Instrumentation.java:1052)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:1932)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    ... 12 more
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412): Caused by: java.lang.InstantiationException: can't instantiate class com.m7.nomad.fragments.PlaceSlideFragment; no empty constructor
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at java.lang.Class.newInstanceImpl(Native Method)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:1319)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    at android.support.v4.app.Fragment.instantiate(Fragment.java:394)
01-12 15:24:57.950: E/AndroidRuntime(30412):    ... 19 more

PlaceSlidesFragemntsAdapter.java
public class PlaceSlidesFragmentAdapter extends FragmentPagerAdapter  {

    DBAdapter db = new DBAdapter(SplashActivity.context);
    List<String> photoList = new ArrayList<String>();

    private int mCount;

    public PlaceSlidesFragmentAdapter(FragmentManager fm) {
        super(fm);

        db.open();
        Cursor photosCursor = db.getPhotos(PlaceActivity.placeId);

        // Iterate Through the Place Cursor
        if (photosCursor.moveToFirst()) {
            do {
                photoList.add(photosCursor.getString(1));
            } while (photosCursor.moveToNext());
        }

        db.close();

        mCount = photoList.size();
    }

    @Override
    public Fragment getItem(int position) {
        return new PlaceSlideFragment(photoList.get(position));
    }

    @Override
    public int getCount() {
        return mCount;
    }

    public void setCount(int count) {
        if (count > 0 && count <= 10) {
            mCount = count;
            notifyDataSetChanged();
        }
    }
}

PlaceSlideFragment.java
public final class PlaceSlideFragment extends Fragment {
    String imageResourceId;

    public PlaceSlideFragment(String i) {
        imageResourceId = i;
    }

    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
            Bundle savedInstanceState) {

        ImageView image = new ImageView(getActivity());

        ImageLoader imgLoader = new ImageLoader(MainActivity.context);
        imgLoader.DisplayImage(imageResourceId, new Activity(), image);

        LinearLayout layout = new LinearLayout(getActivity());
        layout.setLayoutParams(new LayoutParams());

        layout.setGravity(Gravity.CENTER);
        layout.addView(image);

        return layout;
    }
}

A: Your Fragment must have an empty constructor.
Use setArguments(Bundle) instead of passing parameters to constructor directly.
In your example in PlaceSlideFragment.java remove constructor. Instead, inside onCreateView use:
imageResourceId = getArguments().getString("param");

Then, to instantinate PlaceSlideFragment use this code:
Fragment f = new PlaceSlideFragment();
Bundle args = new Bundle();
args.putString("param", yourParam);
f.setArguments(args);

or it will be even better if you'll move this code into some static method of PlaceSlideFragment

A: The stacktrace contains the following line

Unable to instantiate fragment com.m7.nomad.fragments.PlaceSlideFragment: make sure class name exists, is public, and has an empty constructor that is public

There is a problem with the constructor, a good practice with fragments is using a getInstance method that will call the empty constructor.
Why the need of empty constructor?

Android framework will call these when fragments are recreated e.g.
  configuration change

If you have any other problems with fragments comment below
EDIT:
FRAGMENT EXAMPLE
public final class PlaceSlideFragment extends Fragment {

    public static Fragment newInstance() {
      return new PlaceSlideFragment();
    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
            Bundle savedInstanceState) {

        ImageView image = new ImageView(getActivity());
        ImageLoader imgLoader = new ImageLoader(MainActivity.context);
        imgLoader.DisplayImage(getArguments().getInt("key"), new Activity(), image);

        LinearLayout layout = new LinearLayout(getActivity());
        layout.setLayoutParams(new LayoutParams());

        layout.setGravity(Gravity.CENTER);
        layout.addView(image);

        return layout;
    }
}

IN PAGER
 @Override
    public Fragment getItem(int position) {
        PlaceSlideFragment frag = PlaceSlideFragment.newInstance();
        Bundle args = new Bundle()
        args.putInt("key",ID_RESOURCE_HERE);
        frag.setArguments(args);
        return frag;
    }

I hope this helps, you can also take a look a retaining fragments and handling configuration changes since you will probably run into other exceptions later on

A: Caused by: android.support.v4.app.Fragment$InstantiationException: Unable to instantiate fragment com.m7.nomad.fragments.PlaceSlideFragment: make sure class name exists, is public, and has an empty constructor that is public

This line shows that you doesn't have support library.
Add support library as below:
Right Click Project -> Android Tools -> Add Support Library
and then clean and build your Project.


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NAMESPACE_MICROSOFT_XBOX_SERVICES_SYSTEM_CPP_BEGIN

MockHttpCall::MockHttpCall() :
    ResultHR(S_OK),
    CallCounter(0)
{
    reinit();
}

void MockHttpCall::reinit()
{
    m_requestBody = http_call_request_message();
    ResultValue = StockMocks::CreateMockHttpCallResponse(web::json::value::parse(L"{}"));
    ServerName = std::wstring();
    HttpMethod = std::wstring();
    PathQueryFragment = web::uri();
    ResultHR = S_OK;
    CallCounter = 0;
}

pplx::task<std::shared_ptr<http_call_response>>
MockHttpCall::get_response(
    _In_ http_call_response_body_type httpCallResponseBodyType
    )
{
    if (FAILED(ResultHR))
    {
        throw ResultHR;
    }
    CallCounter++;
    return pplx::task_from_result(ResultValue);
}

pplx::task<std::shared_ptr<http_call_response>>
MockHttpCall::get_response(
    _In_ http_call_response_body_type httpCallResponseBodyType,
    _In_ const web::http::http_request& httpRequest
    )
{
    if (FAILED(ResultHR))
    {
        throw ResultHR;
    }
    CallCounter++;
    return pplx::task_from_result(ResultValue);
}

#if UNIT_TEST_SYSTEM
pplx::task<std::shared_ptr<http_call_response>>
MockHttpCall::get_response(
    _In_ std::shared_ptr<ecdsa> proofKey,
    _In_ const signature_policy& signaturePolicy,
    _In_ http_call_response_body_type httpCallResponseBodyType
    )
{
    if (FAILED(ResultHR))
    {
        throw ResultHR;
    }
    CallCounter++;
    return pplx::task_from_result(ResultValue);
}
#endif

pplx::task<std::shared_ptr<http_call_response>> MockHttpCall::get_response_with_auth(
    _In_ http_call_response_body_type httpCallResponseBodyType
)
{
    if (FAILED(ResultHR))
    {
        throw ResultHR;
    }
    CallCounter++;
    if (fRequestPostFunc != nullptr)
    {
        fRequestPostFunc(ResultValue, m_requestBody.request_message_string());
    }
    return pplx::task_from_result(ResultValue);
}

pplx::task<std::shared_ptr<http_call_response>>
MockHttpCall::get_response_with_auth(
    _In_ const std::shared_ptr<xbox::services::user_context>& userContext,
    _In_ http_call_response_body_type httpCallResponseBodyType,
    _In_ bool allUsersAuthRequired
    )
{
    if (FAILED(ResultHR))
    {
        throw ResultHR;
    }
    CallCounter++;
    if (fRequestPostFunc != nullptr)
    {
        fRequestPostFunc(ResultValue, m_requestBody.request_message_string());
    }
    ResultValue->_Set_full_url(ServerName);
    ResultValue->_Route_service_call();
    return pplx::task_from_result(ResultValue);
}

pplx::task<std::shared_ptr<http_call_response>>
MockHttpCall::_Internal_get_response_with_auth(
    _In_ const std::shared_ptr<xbox::services::user_context>& userContext,
    _In_ http_call_response_body_type httpCallResponseBodyType,
    _In_ bool allUsersAuthRequired
)
{
    if (FAILED(ResultHR))
    {
        throw ResultHR;
    }
    CallCounter++;
    return pplx::task_from_result(ResultValue);
}

const std::wstring& MockHttpCall::server_name() const
{
    return ServerName;
}

const web::uri& MockHttpCall::path_query_fragment() const
{
    return PathQueryFragment;
}

const std::wstring& MockHttpCall::http_method() const
{
    return HttpMethod;
}

void MockHttpCall::set_retry_allowed(
    _In_ bool value)
{
}

bool MockHttpCall::retry_allowed() const
{
    return true;
}

void MockHttpCall::set_long_http_call(
    _In_ bool value)
{
}

bool MockHttpCall::long_http_call() const
{
    return true;
}

void MockHttpCall::set_request_body(
    _In_ const std::wstring& value)
{
    m_requestBody = http_call_request_message(value);
}

void
MockHttpCall::set_request_body(
    _In_ const web::json::value& value
    )
{
    m_requestBody = http_call_request_message(value.serialize());
}

void
MockHttpCall::set_request_body(
    _In_ const std::vector<BYTE>& value
    )
{
    m_requestBody = http_call_request_message(value);
}

const http_call_request_message& MockHttpCall::request_body() const
{
    return m_requestBody;
}

void MockHttpCall::set_content_type_header_value(
    _In_ const std::wstring& value)
{
}

const std::wstring& MockHttpCall::content_type_header_value() const
{
    static std::wstring value = L"MockGetContentTypeHeaderValue";
    return value;
}

void MockHttpCall::set_xbox_contract_version_header_value(
    _In_ const std::wstring& value)
{
}

const std::wstring& MockHttpCall::xbox_contract_version_header_value() const
{
    static std::wstring value = L"MockGetXboxContractVersionHeaderValue";
    return value;
}

void MockHttpCall::set_add_default_headers(bool value)
{
}

bool MockHttpCall::add_default_headers() const
{
    return false;
}

void MockHttpCall::set_custom_header(
    _In_ const std::wstring& headerName,
    _In_ const std::wstring& headerValue
    )
{
#if UNIT_TEST_SERVICES
    ResultValue->_Add_response_header(headerName, headerValue);
#endif
}

void MockHttpCall::remove_custom_header(
    _In_ const std::wstring& headerName
    )
{
#if UNIT_TEST_SERVICES
    ResultValue->_Remove_response_header(headerName);
#endif
}

web::http::http_request MockHttpCall::get_default_request()
{
    web::http::http_request request(_T("GET"));
    return request;
}

NAMESPACE_MICROSOFT_XBOX_SERVICES_SYSTEM_CPP_END


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Barbecue buddies face Majorca blaze charges
Three men have been arrested for allegedly starting a major fire in Majorca after a barbecue on Thursday went wrong.
A member of the UME (Unit Military Emergency) attempts to put out a fire on a mountain near Andratx, Majorca, on Saturday. Photo: Jaime Reina/AFP
Spain's Civil Guard arrested Ignacio G.H on the weekend on suspicion of having started the fire in Majorca.
He spent Monday night in police custody and was expected to appear before a judge as early as Tuesday.
Two other men have also been charged for starting the forest fire.
Ignacio G.H is the brother of Samuul G.H, in charge of the farmstead where the fire originated.
Samuel was earlier arrested but then freed on bail while authorities continued to investigate the cause of the fire.
Those investigations ended with the arrest of his brother, aged 44, and of two friends, Spain's El Mundo newspaper reported on Tuesday.
Investigators believe the three men were enjoying a barbecue on Thursday at Samuel's farm.
Ignacio and his two friends had then thrown the hot coals over a ploughed field.
This became the fire that destroyed almost 1,800 hectares of the World Heritage Tramuntana mountains, police believe.
No one was injured in the fires, although one fireman was treated for dehydration.
George Mills [email protected]
FIREMAJORCA
Spain breaks wildfire records with summer heat far from over
Spain battles wildfires as heatwave persists
Barcelona fire kills four, including two children
A fire ripped through an abandoned bank occupied by squatters in central Barcelona on Tuesday, killing four people, including a baby and a three year-old boy, Spanish firefighters said.
Police and firefighters gather outside an abandoned building where a blaze broke out early on November 30, 2021 in Barcelona, killing four people. (Photo by Pau BARRENA / AFP)
"While we were battling the fire, we found four people. Emergency services tried to revive them but unfortunately they failed, they could not do anything to save them," the head of the firefighting operation, Ángel López, told reporters.
Firefighters rescued four other people who were inside the building while putting out the blaze, he added.
Those four were treated for smoke inhalation.
Firefighters rushed to the scene at around 6 am after being warned that a blaze had broken out in the building, Mr Lopez said.
While Mr López said it was not clear how the four dead people were related, Barcelona-based daily newspaper La Vanguardia said they were all members of a Romanian family.
A spokesman for Catalonia's regional police force, the Mossos d'Esquadra, said an investigation had been opened into the causes of the fire.
In December 2020, four people were killed after a blaze ripped through an industrial complex occupied by squatters, many of them African migrants, near Barcelona.
Over 100 squatters were believed to be living in precarious conditions at the abandoned complex in Badalona, a suburban town north of the city.
In addition to the four deaths, more than 20 people were injured in the blaze.
Huge fire on Spain's Costa del Sol declared 'stabilised'


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Published on Feb 20, 2015 by Phyllis Chesler
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French Icon Brigitte Bardot's Blasphemy Against Muslims
Former film star Brigitte Bardot, France's iconic blonde bombshell and "sex kitten" who reigned supreme from 1952 – 1973, has been on trial four or five times for insulting Muslims and "inciting racial hatred."
The prosecutor in her fifth trial, Anne de Fontette, wanted a heftier fine and a tougher sentence: the equivalent of $24,000 and a two month (hopefully) suspended jail term.
What crimes has Bardot committed in the land without a First Amendment, in the land of Hate Speech laws that are being slickly exploited by non-persecuted Muslims?
Bardot has written: "I am fed up with being under the thumb of this population which is destroying us, destroying our country."
Bardot, seventy nine, is an avid animal rights activist and abhors the slaughter of animals for any purpose, including religious ones. But mainly, she laments "the Islamization of France."
In 1997, Bardot was convicted of "inciting racial hatred" by publishing an Open Letter in the French Daily, Le Figaro; she complained of "foreign over-population," mostly by Muslim families.
In 1998, Bardot was again convicted for "decrying the loss of French identity and tradition due to the 'multiplication of mosques while our church bells fall silent for want of priests.'"
In 2000, Bardot was again convicted for what she wrote in her book Pluto's Square, which featured a chapter in which she grieved for "my country, my homeland, my land is again invaded by an overpopulation of foreigners, especially Muslims."
In 2004, in another book, A Cry in the Silence, Bardot ran afoul of the political correctniks by "generally associating Islam with the 9/11 terror attacks and denouncing the 'Islamization of France' by people she described as 'invaders.' She also wrote: "Over the last twenty years, we have given in to a subterranean, dangerous, and uncontrolled infiltration, which not only resists adjusting to our laws and customs but which will, as the years pass, attempt to impose its own."
Bardot has written what the late, great Oriana Fallaci once wrote—for which she, too, was sued in both France and Italy.
Bardot has written what the great Jean Raspail once wrote in his 1973 brilliant dystopian novel In the Camp of the Saints.
Bardot has written what the prescient and indomitable scholar Bat Ye'or has written in her 2005 book Eurabia. The Euro-Arab Axis and in her 2011 book Europe, Globalization, And the Coming Universal Caliphate.
Islam is not a race. Muslims exist in all colors of the rainbow. Islam is a religion—one that has historically refused to separate religion or Sharia law from the state. In the name of Islam, and following Mohammed's example, Muslims have engaged in imperialism, colonialism, conversion via the sword, gender and religious apartheid, genocide, and slavery. Today, groups such as ISIS, Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, Hamas, Hezbollah—and countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan—are practicing Islam as a form of totalitarian barbarism.
Not all Muslims are terrorists—many are anti-Islamists—but many terrorists today are Muslims who claim to be acting in the name of Islam. What is tricky is that non-Caucasian Muslims have experienced racism at the hands of European Caucasians, thus complicating the tragic tangle of racism per se versus the West's belated response to the problem of radical Islamic supremacism, misogyny, infidel-hatred, and righteously hostile, parallel societies within the West.
Just as an increasing number of Muslims in France want to keep their traditions– including child marriage, FGM, face-veiling, polygamy, stoning for adultery and for homosexuality—so too does Bardot wish to keep European Enlightenment traditions (the separation of religion and state, individual rights, the right to speak freely).
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What's on Exhibitions Jeremy Deller: It's a Kind of English Magic
Jeremy Deller: It's a Kind of English Magic
12 July – 21 September 2013
This exhibition has now closed, find out what else is going on at
English Magic installation view, Jeremy Deller, 2013, Courtesy British Council. Photograph Cristiano Corte
We Sit Starving Amidst our Gold, Jeremy Deller, 2013, Courtesy British Council. Photograph Cristiano Corte
A Good Day for Cyclists, Jeremy Deller, 2013, Courtesy British Council. Photograph Cristiano Corte
Making reference to his Venice Biennale exhibition, this show gives audiences a flavour of Deller's works before they return to the UK for a national tour in 2014.
If you can't wait for the national tour of Jeremy Deller's English Magic next year – initiated and supported by the Art Fund – then this taster show is a great way to whet your appetite.
It brings together many of the themes from the Venice exhibition in which Deller uses myths, folklore, icons and emblems to help illuminate Britain's cultural and political history.
This display combines works from Venice with newly commissioned pieces, including a wall painting by Stuart Sam Hughes and a banner by Deller's long time collaborator, Ed Hall.
Also on display are drawings by UK prisoners, created in a series of workshops that Deller ran in the weeks leading up to the Biennale.
Each of the prisoners was an ex-serviceman who had served in Iraq or Afganistan and the works they created depict key figures in the conflict, from weapons experts to media moguls, as well as members of the troops.
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Japan: A Floating World in Print
Haslemere Education Museum, Halslemere
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Modern Art and St Ives
Tate St Ives, St Ives
Until 14 October 2020
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