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In Daraa: Women Demand to Know Where the Detainees Are
A solidarity vigil for the detainees under the "Where are They?" slogan in Daraa - Monday 29 January 2018 (Nabaa)
نساء درعا يسألن عن مصير ذويهم من المعتقلين
"Free Women Gathering," in Daraa governorate launched a solidarity campaign demanding the release of the detainees and the forcibly disappeared people in the prisons of the Syrian regime.
The campaign, that carried the "Where are They?" slogan, started with holding a vigil in the governorate on Monday, 29 January, with the participation of 300 women, supported by the "Civil Defense" and a number of media personalities, journalists, and activists in the area, in addition to the contribution of members of the "Free Governorate Council."
Sarah al-Hourani, the coordinator of the "Free Women Gathering," told Enab Baladi that the campaign aims to shed light on the detainees' cause, which become "almost absent" despite its humanitarian and social importance, pointing out to the necessity of ending the detainees and their families' suffering, in the shadow of the lacking legal entity that would follow their cause, inside the country and abroad.
In Syria, the detainees' file continues to be a matter of controversy in the international talks and conferences that are seeking a political solution, amidst demands to neutralize the cause and distance it from political settlements.
Lacking official numbers, the Syrian Network for Human Rights documented the names of 117 thousand detainees; however, estimates point out that the number exceeds the 215 thousand detainees, 99% of whom is in the Syrian regime's prisons.
Despite the weak progress of the detainees' file in Syria, the Syrian opposition talked about a "positive" development during the eight version of the "Astana" Talks, last December, by forming an action group, who has the responsibility of the detainees' release. The group would include representatives of the guarantor countries only, namely Turkey, Russia and Iran.
Syrian human rights organizations, nonetheless, have showed concern for the track that the detainees' file is taking in the "Astana" Talks, after the action group has been formed without defining a clear mechanism.
About the "Where are They?" campaign, Sarah al-Hourani said that the results are positive and continued to say: "We managed to attract Daraa governorate's attention to the detainees' cause, for the campaign has found a great resonance among the governorate's people."
The campaign targeted the two cities of Nawa and Bosra, under the Syrian opposition; the participants held signs with the names and photos of some of the detainees, as well as slogans that appealed to human rights, humanitarian organizations and entities that are concerned with putting pressure on the Syrian regime to release detainees and forcibly disappeared and inform their families of their whereabouts.
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HomeEnvironmentJoint Committee meets to reaffirm commitment to address student concerns and provide support
Joint Committee meets to reaffirm commitment to address student concerns and provide support
Following a commitment made last week, representatives from the Faculty-Student Committee on Sexual Misconduct and the University Student Life Committee met this afternoon to begin discussing recent concerns raised by student activists over Title IX and related issues. These concerns will be reviewed in conjunction with the ongoing work of the committees to improve University policies and procedures regarding sexual misconduct on campus.
The meeting, chaired by Vice President for Campus Life W. Rochelle Calhoun, included a conversation with representatives of the students who recently released a list of suggested changes regarding Title IX. The students explained their concerns on a range of issues, and the joint committee committed to sharing its next steps with the University community in the coming days.
In recent years, informed by recommendations made by the Faculty-Student Committee on Sexual Misconduct, the University has made a number of important changes to strengthen its policies that prohibit sexual misconduct and its procedures for investigating and addressing cases. These changes have included enhanced training for faculty, students and staff; new policies; and additional staff. In addition, numerous changes have been made to the Sexual Misconduct website and "Rights, Rules, Responsibilities" to clarify procedures and practices, and make it easier for students, faculty and staff to access information and resources.
Earlier in the day, senior University officials sent a letter to all Princeton undergraduate and graduate students underscoring the University's commitment to addressing issues raised in recent demonstrations on campus, in particular around sexual misconduct. The letter, from Calhoun; Jill Dolan, dean of the college; and Sarah-Jane Leslie, dean of the Graduate School, acknowledged the complexity of these issues and noted input from the community is critical to our efforts to maintain a safe, supportive and fair environment.
This follows University updates on Title IX issues on May 8 and May 10.
Dear Princeton Students,
As we look forward to Commencement and begin to celebrate student accomplishments, we know that for many of you this time of year can be increasingly stressful as you complete papers, projects, and research. Summer may seem close, but many of you have a great deal to do as the semester draws to a close.
In addition to the typical end-of-term work that they are completing, some of our students have recently staged demonstrations across campus. Students have been staging a peaceful protest in front of Nassau Hall to draw attention to their concerns about how sexual misconduct matters are adjudicated on campus. Last Monday's CPUC meeting saw students organized by SPEAR protest the box applicants for admission to Princeton are required to check if they have a prior criminal adjudication or conviction. We appreciate and take seriously the concerns they have raised.
These issues are complex and difficult. We believe they should be considered in thoughtful and inclusive ways by committees of students, faculty and staff. The University has asked the Faculty-Student Committee on Sexual Misconduct and the University Student Life Committee to consider the activists' Title IX concerns in conjunction with their on-going work to improve our policies, procedures, and resources to enhance the campus climate. These committees are holding a joint meeting this afternoon, which will provide an opportunity for students to address the issues. The Committee on Undergraduate Admission and Financial Aid will continue to address SPEAR's concerns about noting former convictions.
These are turbulent times, on campus and off. We want to remind you that you are not alone as you manage the natural — but sometimes overwhelming — stress associated with finishing the semester well. Please remember the many campus resources available to support you, including the residential college staff, the Graduate School staff, Office of Religious Life chaplains, and your professors and friends. Counseling & Psychological Services (CPS) is open and available if you need support. You can speak with a counselor after hours by calling 609-258-3141.
We thank you for your many engagements with our campus's intellectual and social debates throughout the year and wish you all well as the academic year draws to a close. We look forward to celebrating your many accomplishments and important contributions to the University community in the weeks ahead.
W. Rochelle Calhoun, Vice President for Campus Life
Jill S. Dolan, Dean of the College
Sarah-Jane Leslie, Dean of the Graduate School
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School bus driver arrested for driving while intoxicated, out on $100 bond
By FOX 26 Houston staff
FOX 26 Houston
HOUSTON (FOX 26) - A school bus driver is in the hot seat, arrested for driving while intoxicated. Several people witnessed her and actually called 9-1-1 to report how reckless the bus was being driven.
The bus driver was identified at Linda Sue Godejohn.
She has been released on a $100 bond, and could face additional charges. She was approached for details after her release, but all she would say was "no comment".
Godejohn, 55, was eventually pulled over at Aldine Westfield and Hirschfield Road. We're told about 20-30 students were on that bus, thankfully none of them were injured, and went home safely. But the way she was driving left people terrified.
"I wasn't sure if she was going to flip over or like hit a…she hit that rail, that barrier pretty hard, and I just seen debris flying onto my car," said a driver who didn't want his face shown. Several calls came in about her driving a school bus erratically at 3:00 p.m. Thursday afternoon.
Constable Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Hermann spoke with us following her arrest.
"Right now we filed a DWI, driving while intoxicated charges. There could be more charges forthcoming being that there was, the amount of kids that there were on the bus," said Hermann.
The driver works at an independent company that is contracted by YES Prep Public Schools. The students ages 13-14 years old came from that school.
YES Prep issued a statement. Part of it reads:
"The bus driver is employed by First Student Bus Company – a bus vendor contracted by YES Prep – and is not a YES Prep employee. All of First Student Bus Company's drivers undergo regular finger printing and rigorous background checks. If she is formally charged, she will never again be behind the wheel of a YES Prep-contracted bus."
Hermann told us "at one point almost flipped the bus over making a turn...we ended up getting the bus driver out of the bus, giving her a field sobriety test, which she flunked miserably, and she was immediately placed into custody."
The people who witnessed her endangering the lives of children, want her to go away for a long time.
"Those were kids, and you know, they have their whole life ahead of them. So yeah I don't think it's fair for them to be put in that situation. So yeah whatever…whatever is necessary," said the witness.
Right now deputies from precinct four are waiting for the results of the drivers blood test to determine what substance she was under the influence of.


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(239) 344-1302	1715 Monroe Street
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Cameroon is hosting an international forum on digital economy from 15th to 17th May 2017 with the principal ambition of emerging as "technology leader in Africa".
The forum is to be held in Yaoundé under the theme, "How to successfully carry out digital economy in Cameroon".
The objectives of the event include, but not limited to, creating the atmosphere for a successful transition of Cameroon to a digital economy; presenting the advantages of digital economy in Cameroon; highlighting the political will of Paul Biya to resolutely promote the development of digital economy in Cameroon; and mobilizing international funding for innovative projects in the digital economy sector in Cameroon.
Close to 200 official participants will attend the forum, including ministers, representatives of African and international development institutions, representatives of civil society groups, digital operators, business leaders, investors, teachers of sciences, and media persons.
Some of the top names on the list are Jean Louis (president of International Partnership, journalist and former secretary general of "La Francophonie"); Ben Marc Diendere [(from Canada) senior vice-president of communication at Coop Federée]; Alaya Bettaeib[(from Tunisia) who is the director of ESPRIT Incubator]; Sergio Lopes from Portugal(chairman and chief executive officer of Sitvarius).
There will be workshops as well as a Digital Trade Show where Cameroonians will showcase their know-how in the field of digital technology.
The forum is a continuation of the International Economic Conference held in Yaoundé in May 2016 under the theme, "Investing in Cameroon, Land of Attractiveness".
Detailed information is contained in a press release issued by the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications on Tuesday (also available on its website). The website of the forum is equally open for greater detail.


Temporary help is on the rise! Bruce Steinberg's January report tells us that temporary help grew by 5.6% overall in 2014, up from a 4.9% growth in 2013 and unemployment continues to decline at 5.7%. Read the full report here.


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Adriano Spatola (* 4. Mai 1941 in Šapjane; † 23. November 1988 in Sant'Ilario d'Enza) war ein jugoslawisch-italienischer Lautdichter und Dichter der Konkreten Poesie.

Leben und Werk
Spatola arbeitete mit an der Zeitschrift Quindici bevor er mit der Fotografin und Dichterin Giulia Niccolai die Zeitschrift Tam Tam gründete.
Adriano Spatola war Mitglied der Gruppo 63. Spatola wohnte in Molino und später in Ca' Bianca und lud dorthin andere Poeten ein. So schuf er um sich herum eine kreative Arbeitsatmosphäre.

Spatola ist bekannt für Lautgedichte und Konkrete Poesie, er schrieb ebenso Essays und eine Novelle. Paul Vangelisti übersetzte mehrere Werke von Adriano Spatola.

Literatur
 Toward Total Poetry von  Adriano Spatola, Otis Books/Seismicity Editions; First edition. Edition 2008, (englisch) ISBN 978-0-97961-7-720

Weblinks
 Visual Poetry Adriano Spatola
 BAOBAB - Elytra edizioni
 discogs Adriano Spatola
 last  Adriano Spatola

Einzelnachweise

Autor
Lyrik
Künstler (documenta)
Italiener
Jugoslawe
Geboren 1941
Gestorben 1988
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package ch.rasc.wampspring.method;

import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.BeansException;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.InitializingBean;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.config.ConfigurableBeanFactory;
import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContextAware;
import org.springframework.context.ConfigurableApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.SmartLifecycle;
import org.springframework.core.MethodIntrospector;
import org.springframework.core.annotation.AnnotationUtils;
import org.springframework.core.convert.ConversionService;
import org.springframework.messaging.Message;
import org.springframework.messaging.MessageChannel;
import org.springframework.messaging.MessageDeliveryException;
import org.springframework.messaging.MessageHandler;
import org.springframework.messaging.MessagingException;
import org.springframework.messaging.SubscribableChannel;
import org.springframework.messaging.converter.MessageConverter;
import org.springframework.messaging.handler.annotation.support.DestinationVariableMethodArgumentResolver;
import org.springframework.messaging.handler.annotation.support.HeaderMethodArgumentResolver;
import org.springframework.messaging.handler.annotation.support.HeadersMethodArgumentResolver;
import org.springframework.messaging.handler.annotation.support.MessageMethodArgumentResolver;
import org.springframework.messaging.handler.invocation.HandlerMethodArgumentResolver;
import org.springframework.messaging.handler.invocation.HandlerMethodArgumentResolverComposite;
import org.springframework.util.ClassUtils;
import org.springframework.util.CollectionUtils;
import org.springframework.util.LinkedMultiValueMap;
import org.springframework.util.MultiValueMap;
import org.springframework.util.PathMatcher;
import org.springframework.util.ReflectionUtils.MethodFilter;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;

import ch.rasc.wampspring.EventMessenger;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.annotation.WampAuthenticated;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.annotation.WampCallListener;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.annotation.WampPublishListener;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.annotation.WampSubscribeListener;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.annotation.WampUnsubscribeListener;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.config.WampMessageSelector;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.config.WampSession;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.config.WampSessionContextHolder;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.message.CallErrorMessage;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.message.CallMessage;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.message.CallResultMessage;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.message.PublishMessage;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.message.SubscribeMessage;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.message.UnsubscribeMessage;
import ch.rasc.wampspring.message.WampMessage;

/**
 * Internal class that is responsible for calling methods that are annotated with
 * {@link WampCallListener}, {@link WampPublishListener}, {@link WampSubscribeListener} or
 * {@link WampUnsubscribeListener}
 *
 * <p>
 * Supports Ant-style path patterns with template variables.
 *
 * @author Rossen Stoyanchev
 * @author Brian Clozel
 * @author Ralph Schaer
 */
public class WampAnnotationMethodMessageHandler implements MessageHandler,
		ApplicationContextAware, InitializingBean, SmartLifecycle {

	private final Object lifecycleMonitor = new Object();

	private volatile boolean running = false;

	private volatile long sendTimeout = -1;

	private final SubscribableChannel clientInboundChannel;

	private final MessageChannel clientOutboundChannel;

	private final EventMessenger eventMessenger;

	private final MethodParameterConverter methodParameterConverter;

	private final PathMatcher pathMatcher;

	private final WampMessageSelector wampMessageSelector;

	private boolean authenticationRequiredGlobal = false;

	private final Log logger = LogFactory.getLog(getClass());

	private final ConversionService conversionService;

	private final List<HandlerMethodArgumentResolver> customArgumentResolvers = new ArrayList<>(
			4);

	private final HandlerMethodArgumentResolverComposite argumentResolvers = new HandlerMethodArgumentResolverComposite();

	private ApplicationContext applicationContext;

	private final MultiValueMap<WampMessageMappingInfo, WampHandlerMethod> handlerMethods = new LinkedMultiValueMap<>();

	private final MultiValueMap<String, WampMessageMappingInfo> destinationLookup = new LinkedMultiValueMap<>();

	private final MessageConverter messageConverter;

	public WampAnnotationMethodMessageHandler(SubscribableChannel clientInboundChannel,
			MessageChannel clientOutboundChannel, EventMessenger eventMessenger,
			ConversionService conversionService,
			MethodParameterConverter methodParameterConverter, PathMatcher pathMatcher,
			WampMessageSelector wampMessageSelector, MessageConverter messageConverter) {
		this.clientInboundChannel = clientInboundChannel;
		this.clientOutboundChannel = clientOutboundChannel;
		this.eventMessenger = eventMessenger;
		this.conversionService = conversionService;
		this.methodParameterConverter = methodParameterConverter;
		this.pathMatcher = pathMatcher;
		this.wampMessageSelector = wampMessageSelector;
		this.messageConverter = messageConverter;
	}

	public void setAuthenticationRequiredGlobal(boolean authenticationRequiredGlobal) {
		this.authenticationRequiredGlobal = authenticationRequiredGlobal;
	}

	public void setSendTimeout(long sendTimeout) {
		this.sendTimeout = sendTimeout;
	}

	@Override
	public boolean isAutoStartup() {
		return true;
	}

	@Override
	public int getPhase() {
		return Integer.MAX_VALUE;
	}

	@Override
	public final boolean isRunning() {
		synchronized (this.lifecycleMonitor) {
			return this.running;
		}
	}

	@Override
	public final void start() {
		synchronized (this.lifecycleMonitor) {
			this.clientInboundChannel.subscribe(this);
			this.running = true;
		}
	}

	@Override
	public final void stop() {
		synchronized (this.lifecycleMonitor) {
			this.running = false;
			this.clientInboundChannel.unsubscribe(this);
		}
	}

	@Override
	public final void stop(Runnable callback) {
		synchronized (this.lifecycleMonitor) {
			stop();
			callback.run();
		}
	}

	private List<? extends HandlerMethodArgumentResolver> initArgumentResolvers() {
		ConfigurableBeanFactory beanFactory = ClassUtils.isAssignableValue(
				ConfigurableApplicationContext.class, this.applicationContext)
						? ((ConfigurableApplicationContext) this.applicationContext)
								.getBeanFactory()
						: null;

		List<HandlerMethodArgumentResolver> resolvers = new ArrayList<>();

		// Annotation-based argument resolution
		resolvers.add(
				new HeaderMethodArgumentResolver(this.conversionService, beanFactory));
		resolvers.add(new HeadersMethodArgumentResolver());
		resolvers.add(
				new DestinationVariableMethodArgumentResolver(this.conversionService));

		// Type-based argument resolution
		resolvers.add(new PrincipalMethodArgumentResolver());
		resolvers.add(new WampSessionMethodArgumentResolver());
		resolvers.add(new MessageMethodArgumentResolver(this.messageConverter));

		resolvers.addAll(getCustomArgumentResolvers());

		resolvers.add(new PayloadArgumentResolver(this.applicationContext,
				this.methodParameterConverter));

		return resolvers;
	}

	private void handleMatchInternal(WampHandlerMethod handlerMethod,
			WampMessage message) {

		if (this.logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
			this.logger.debug("Invoking " + handlerMethod.getShortLogMessage());
		}

		switch (message.getType()) {
		case CALL:
			handleCallMessage((CallMessage) message, handlerMethod);
			break;
		case PUBLISH:
			PublishMessage publishMessage = (PublishMessage) message;
			handlePubSubMessage(publishMessage, publishMessage.getEvent(), handlerMethod);
			break;
		case SUBSCRIBE:
			SubscribeMessage subscribeMessage = (SubscribeMessage) message;
			handlePubSubMessage(subscribeMessage, null, handlerMethod);
			break;
		case UNSUBSCRIBE:
			UnsubscribeMessage unsubscribeMessage = (UnsubscribeMessage) message;
			handlePubSubMessage(unsubscribeMessage, null, handlerMethod);
			break;
		default:
			break;
		}

	}

	private static void checkAuthentication(WampHandlerMethod handlerMethod,
			WampMessage message) {
		WampSession wampSession = message.getWampSession();
		if (wampSession != null && !wampSession.isAuthenticated()
				&& handlerMethod.isAuthenticationRequired()) {

			if (!(message instanceof UnsubscribeMessage
					&& ((UnsubscribeMessage) message).isCleanup())) {
				throw new SecurityException("Not authenticated");
			}

		}
	}

	@Override
	public void handleMessage(Message<?> message) throws MessagingException {

		if (!(message instanceof WampMessage
				&& this.wampMessageSelector.accept((WampMessage) message))) {
			return;
		}

		WampMessage wampMessage = (WampMessage) message;
		String destination = wampMessage.getDestination();
		if (destination == null) {
			return;
		}

		handleMessageInternal(wampMessage, destination);
	}

	private void handleCallMessage(CallMessage callMessage,
			WampHandlerMethod handlerMethod) {
		try {
			checkAuthentication(handlerMethod, callMessage);

			InvocableWampHandlerMethod invocable = new InvocableWampHandlerMethod(
					handlerMethod.createWithResolvedBean(),
					this.methodParameterConverter);
			invocable.setMessageMethodArgumentResolvers(this.argumentResolvers);

			Object[] arguments = null;
			if (callMessage.getArguments() != null) {
				arguments = callMessage.getArguments().toArray();
			}
			Object returnValue = invocable.invoke(callMessage, arguments);
			CallResultMessage callResultMessage = new CallResultMessage(callMessage,
					returnValue);
			send(callResultMessage);
		}
		catch (Exception ex) {
			CallErrorMessage callErrorMessage = new CallErrorMessage(callMessage, "",
					ex.toString());
			send(callErrorMessage);
			this.logger.error("Error while processing message " + callMessage, ex);
		}
		catch (Throwable t) {
			CallErrorMessage callErrorMessage = new CallErrorMessage(callMessage, "",
					t.toString());
			send(callErrorMessage);
			this.logger.error("Error while processing message " + callErrorMessage, t);
		}
	}

	public void send(WampMessage wampMessage) {
		long timeout = this.sendTimeout;
		boolean sent = timeout >= 0
				? this.clientOutboundChannel.send(wampMessage, timeout)
				: this.clientOutboundChannel.send(wampMessage);

		if (!sent) {
			throw new MessageDeliveryException(wampMessage,
					"Failed to send message with destination '"
							+ wampMessage.getDestination() + "' within timeout: "
							+ timeout);
		}
	}

	private void handlePubSubMessage(WampMessage wampMessage, Object argument,
			WampHandlerMethod wampHandlerMethod) {

		try {
			checkAuthentication(wampHandlerMethod, wampMessage);

			InvocableWampHandlerMethod invocable = new InvocableWampHandlerMethod(
					wampHandlerMethod.createWithResolvedBean(),
					this.methodParameterConverter);
			invocable.setMessageMethodArgumentResolvers(this.argumentResolvers);

			Object returnValue = invocable.invoke(wampMessage, argument);
			if (returnValue != null) {

				for (String replyToTopicURI : wampHandlerMethod.getReplyTo()) {
					if (StringUtils.hasText(replyToTopicURI)) {
						if (wampHandlerMethod.isBroadcast()) {
							if (wampHandlerMethod.isExcludeSender()) {
								this.eventMessenger.sendToAllExcept(replyToTopicURI,
										returnValue, wampMessage.getWebSocketSessionId());
							}
							else {
								this.eventMessenger.sendToAll(replyToTopicURI,
										returnValue);
							}
						}
						else {
							if (!wampHandlerMethod.isExcludeSender()) {
								this.eventMessenger.sendTo(replyToTopicURI, returnValue,
										wampMessage.getWebSocketSessionId());
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}
		catch (Throwable ex) {
			this.logger.error("Error while processing message " + wampMessage, ex);
		}

	}

	private <A extends Annotation> void detectHandlerMethods(String beanName,
			Class<?> userType, final Class<A> annotationType) {

		Set<Method> methods = MethodIntrospector.selectMethods(userType,
				new MethodFilter() {
					@Override
					public boolean matches(Method method) {
						return AnnotationUtils.findAnnotation(method,
								annotationType) != null;
					}
				});

		for (Method method : methods) {
			A annotation = AnnotationUtils.findAnnotation(method, annotationType);

			String[] replyTo = (String[]) AnnotationUtils.getValue(annotation, "replyTo");
			Boolean excludeSender = (Boolean) AnnotationUtils.getValue(annotation,
					"excludeSender");
			Boolean broadcast = (Boolean) AnnotationUtils.getValue(annotation,
					"broadcast");

			boolean authenticationRequiredClass = AnnotationUtils.findAnnotation(userType,
					WampAuthenticated.class) != null;
			boolean[] authenticationRequiredMethod = (boolean[]) AnnotationUtils
					.getValue(annotation, "authenticated");

			boolean authenticationRequired = false;
			if (authenticationRequiredMethod != null
					&& authenticationRequiredMethod.length == 1) {
				authenticationRequired = authenticationRequiredMethod[0];
			}
			else if (authenticationRequiredClass || this.authenticationRequiredGlobal) {
				authenticationRequired = true;
			}

			WampHandlerMethod newHandlerMethod = new WampHandlerMethod(beanName,
					this.applicationContext, method, replyTo, broadcast, excludeSender,
					authenticationRequired);

			String[] destinations = (String[]) AnnotationUtils.getValue(annotation);
			if (destinations.length == 0) {
				// by default use beanName.methodName as destination
				destinations = new String[] { beanName + "." + method.getName() };
			}

			WampMessageMappingInfo mapping = null;

			if (annotationType.equals(WampCallListener.class)) {
				mapping = new WampMessageMappingInfo(WampMessageTypeMessageCondition.CALL,
						new DestinationPatternsMessageCondition(destinations,
								this.pathMatcher));
			}
			else if (annotationType.equals(WampPublishListener.class)) {
				mapping = new WampMessageMappingInfo(
						WampMessageTypeMessageCondition.PUBLISH,
						new DestinationPatternsMessageCondition(destinations,
								this.pathMatcher));
			}
			else if (annotationType.equals(WampSubscribeListener.class)) {
				mapping = new WampMessageMappingInfo(
						WampMessageTypeMessageCondition.SUBSCRIBE,
						new DestinationPatternsMessageCondition(destinations,
								this.pathMatcher));
			}
			else if (annotationType.equals(WampUnsubscribeListener.class)) {
				mapping = new WampMessageMappingInfo(
						WampMessageTypeMessageCondition.UNSUBSCRIBE,
						new DestinationPatternsMessageCondition(destinations,
								this.pathMatcher));
			}

			registerHandlerMethod(newHandlerMethod, mapping);

		}
	}

	private void registerHandlerMethod(WampHandlerMethod newHandlerMethod,
			WampMessageMappingInfo mapping) {

		this.handlerMethods.add(mapping, newHandlerMethod);
		if (this.logger.isInfoEnabled()) {
			this.logger.info("Mapped \"" + mapping + "\" onto " + newHandlerMethod);
		}

		for (String pattern : getDirectLookupDestinations(mapping)) {
			this.destinationLookup.add(pattern, mapping);
		}
	}

	private void detectHandlerMethods(String beanName) {

		Class<?> handlerType = this.applicationContext.getType(beanName);
		final Class<?> userType = ClassUtils.getUserClass(handlerType);

		detectHandlerMethods(beanName, userType, WampCallListener.class);
		detectHandlerMethods(beanName, userType, WampPublishListener.class);
		detectHandlerMethods(beanName, userType, WampSubscribeListener.class);
		detectHandlerMethods(beanName, userType, WampUnsubscribeListener.class);
	}

	private Set<String> getDirectLookupDestinations(WampMessageMappingInfo mapping) {
		Set<String> result = new LinkedHashSet<>();
		for (String pattern : mapping.getDestinationConditions().getPatterns()) {
			if (!this.pathMatcher.isPattern(pattern)) {
				result.add(pattern);
			}
		}
		return result;
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the list of custom {@code HandlerMethodArgumentResolver}s that will be used
	 * after resolvers for supported argument type.
	 * @param customArgumentResolvers the list of resolvers; never {@code null}.
	 */
	public void setCustomArgumentResolvers(
			List<HandlerMethodArgumentResolver> customArgumentResolvers) {
		this.customArgumentResolvers.clear();
		if (customArgumentResolvers != null) {
			this.customArgumentResolvers.addAll(customArgumentResolvers);
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Return the configured custom argument resolvers, if any.
	 */
	public List<HandlerMethodArgumentResolver> getCustomArgumentResolvers() {
		return this.customArgumentResolvers;
	}

	/**
	 * Configure the complete list of supported argument types effectively overriding the
	 * ones configured by default. This is an advanced option. For most use cases it
	 * should be sufficient to use {@link #setCustomArgumentResolvers(java.util.List)}.
	 */
	public void setArgumentResolvers(
			List<HandlerMethodArgumentResolver> argumentResolvers) {
		if (argumentResolvers == null) {
			this.argumentResolvers.clear();
			return;
		}
		this.argumentResolvers.addResolvers(argumentResolvers);
	}

	public List<HandlerMethodArgumentResolver> getArgumentResolvers() {
		return this.argumentResolvers.getResolvers();
	}

	@Override
	public void setApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext)
			throws BeansException {
		this.applicationContext = applicationContext;
	}

	@Override
	public void afterPropertiesSet() {

		if (this.argumentResolvers.getResolvers().isEmpty()) {
			this.argumentResolvers.addResolvers(initArgumentResolvers());
		}

		for (String beanName : this.applicationContext
				.getBeanNamesForType(Object.class)) {
			detectHandlerMethods(beanName);
		}
	}

	private void handleMessageInternal(WampMessage message, String lookupDestination) {
		List<Match> matches = new ArrayList<>();

		List<WampMessageMappingInfo> mappingsByUrl = this.destinationLookup
				.get(lookupDestination);
		if (mappingsByUrl != null) {
			addMatchesToCollection(mappingsByUrl, message, matches);
		}
		if (matches.isEmpty()) {
			// No direct hits, go through all mappings
			Set<WampMessageMappingInfo> allMappings = this.handlerMethods.keySet();
			addMatchesToCollection(allMappings, message, matches);
		}
		if (matches.isEmpty()) {
			handleNoMatch(this.handlerMethods.keySet(), lookupDestination, message);
			return;
		}

		if (this.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
			this.logger.trace("Found " + matches.size() + " methods: " + matches);
		}

		for (Match match : matches) {
			handleMatch(match.mapping, match.handlerMethod, lookupDestination, message);
		}
	}

	private void addMatchesToCollection(
			Collection<WampMessageMappingInfo> mappingsToCheck, Message<?> message,
			List<Match> matches) {
		for (WampMessageMappingInfo mapping : mappingsToCheck) {
			WampMessageMappingInfo match = mapping.getMatchingCondition(message);
			if (match != null) {
				List<WampHandlerMethod> methods = this.handlerMethods.get(mapping);
				for (WampHandlerMethod method : methods) {
					matches.add(new Match(match, method));
				}
			}
		}
	}

	private void handleMatch(WampMessageMappingInfo mapping,
			WampHandlerMethod handlerMethod, String lookupDestination,
			WampMessage message) {

		if (!"**".equals(message.getDestination())) {
			String matchedPattern = mapping.getDestinationConditions().getPatterns()
					.iterator().next();
			Map<String, String> vars = this.pathMatcher
					.extractUriTemplateVariables(matchedPattern, lookupDestination);

			if (!CollectionUtils.isEmpty(vars)) {
				message.setDestinationTemplateVariables(vars);
			}
		}

		try {
			WampSessionContextHolder.setAttributesFromMessage(message);
			handleMatchInternal(handlerMethod, message);
		}
		finally {
			WampSessionContextHolder.resetAttributes();
		}
	}

	@SuppressWarnings("unused")
	private void handleNoMatch(Set<WampMessageMappingInfo> ts, String lookupDestination,
			Message<?> message) {
		if (this.logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
			this.logger.debug("No matching methods.");
		}
	}

	@Override
	public String toString() {
		return getClass().getSimpleName();
	}

	/**
	 * A thin wrapper around a matched HandlerMethod and its matched mapping for the
	 * purpose of comparing the best match with a comparator in the context of a message.
	 */
	static class Match {

		final WampMessageMappingInfo mapping;

		final WampHandlerMethod handlerMethod;

		private Match(WampMessageMappingInfo mapping, WampHandlerMethod handlerMethod) {
			this.mapping = mapping;
			this.handlerMethod = handlerMethod;
		}

		@Override
		public String toString() {
			return this.mapping.toString();
		}
	}

}

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(2558) Viv es un asteroide que forma parte del cinturón de asteroides y fue descubierto el 26 de septiembre de 1981 por Norman G. Thomas desde la estación Anderson Mesa, en Flagstaff, Estados Unidos.

Designación y nombre
Viv fue designado inicialmente como .
Más tarde se nombró en honor de Vivian Russell Thomas, madre del descubridor.

Características orbitales
Viv está situado a una distancia media de 2,216 ua del Sol, pudiendo alejarse hasta 2,562 ua y acercarse hasta 1,87 ua. Su inclinación orbital es 5,151° y la excentricidad 0,1562. Emplea en completar una órbita alrededor del Sol 1205 días.

Véase también
 Lista de asteroides del (2501) al (2600)
 Cuerpo menor del sistema solar

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Asteroides del cinturón principal
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos por Norman G. Thomas
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos desde la Estación Anderson Mesa
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos en 1981
Wikiproyecto:Asteroides/Artículos de asteroides


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Posted on March 8, 2021 April 5, 2021 by mathgeneral
Philippines. According to Countryaah.com, thousands of Filipinos have been shot by police since the summer of 2016 under President Rodrigo Duterte's tough policy against the drug trade. An additional thousands of people have been killed "under unclear circumstances". Police have claimed they are shooting in self-defense, but in a report by Amnesty International at the beginning of the year, witnesses described how police simulate evidence to legitimize fatalities. According to the testimony, the police also stole victims' valuables and fabricated reports to get extra pay based on performance.
In January, Duterte temporarily halted the drug war to reorganize the drug police after it was revealed that a South Korean businessman for kidnapping was kidnapped and killed by eight men, three of whom were police. According to the president himself, 40% of police forces were corrupt.
When the drug war resumed in February, it was with a reinforcement of close to 5,000 soldiers from the army, which would help the anti-drug authority PDEA chase high-level drug syndicate.
During the summer, Duterte took another step in the fight against the drug when he called on police officers to kill other police officers who worked for a mayor of the city of Ozamiz. The mayor and 14 others were shot dead in a raid in July after suspicions of extensive drug trafficking. For every police officer who was arrested "dead or alive – preferably dead", Duterte offered a reward of SEK 320,000.
In August, more than 80 people were killed in just three days in the capital Manila. One of the victims was a 17-year-old boy. His case was noticed when a film from a surveillance camera showed that the boy had been taken away by police before they shot him. Another notable case was a movie that revealed that police officers in a so-called drug raid robbed an elderly woman in her home. The cases were criticized by both the Catholic Church and people in Duterte's own government and led to the dissolution of the entire police force in the Caloocan area of Manila in September.
At the same time, an intense fight was fought against Islamist extremists with links to the terrorist group IS on the southernmost island of the Philippines Mindanao. It was the groups Maute and Abu Sayyaf that took part of the city of Marawi in May. To regain control, President Duterte introduced martial law throughout Mindanao, at the same time as the government army attacked Marawi from the air and with forces on the ground.
In July, Parliament extended the state of emergency in Mindanao to the end of the year and the United States provided military efforts to fight IS supporters on the island. Among the extremists were combatants from countries such as Saudi Arabia, Indonesia and Malaysia, according to the country's defense minister Delfin Lorenzana.
At the same time, it was reported that around 350,000 people left Marawi and surrounding areas. Those who fled testified about beheaded people lying in the streets of a ghost town, whose center was largely destroyed.
After five months of fighting, the defense minister stated that the leader of Abu Sayyaf, Isnilon Hapilon, and Mautegerillan leader Omar Maute in October had been killed by the military. Shortly thereafter, Duterte declared that Marawi was liberated. Despite this, the state of emergency in Mindanao was extended by one year in December after the military announced that new jihadists were being recruited for more offensive in the area.
At the end of the year, Mindanao was ravaged by the Tembin storm that swept across the island just before Christmas. Around 240 people died while further fatalities were feared.
Havana, Cuba History Part I


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The importance for parents to communicate the right message about love
Listen to the moving testimony of a prisoner sentenced to life for murder, discussing how he was a victim of beatings as a child, thus ingraining in him the idea that love was supposed to hurt, and eventually led him to hurt everyone who he loved. Eventually, once in prison, he was able to reflect on what love truly means and learn about it amazingly, from the mother and the grand mother of the very two people he had murdered. A message of love to be shared widely! Excerpt
Courageous victims of domestic violence raise their voice to raise awareness
Testimonies of domestic violence victims. How to break the cycle of violence?
Fact: Anti-semitic crime reaches record level in the UK
The Community Security Trust (CST) recorded 1309 anti-semitic incidents in 2016, an increase by +36% compared to a year ago. Increasing security in Jewish areas has led the government to spend £13.4m. Anti-semitic incidents include according to the report: - Abusive behaviour, including verbal abuse, hate mail and graffiti (1006 incidents) - Damage and desecration to Jewish property (81 incidents) - Violent assaults (107 incidents) - Anti-semitic incidents involving social m


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Some players choose to take a slightly alternative approach to their gold farming. This approach can take an extensive amount of time and dedication. Many people choose to train a ton of alts, solely for the purpose of making money and multi-tasking. In World of Warcraft Classic, professions are usually paired together. For example, if you're training alchemy, you will need herbs to create consumables (e.g. flasks) that are used for raiding. An intelligent and observant player could seize this knowledge by creating one alchemy alt and one herbalism alt, swapping items as needed between each other. This fully mitigates the fees by the Auction House, which means your profit is maximised. Another complimentary combination you can use is skinning and tailoring, or cooking and fishing.
In order to save up gold quickly, you must be mindful of your character's professions. According to various sources, the most profitable profession back in the day used to be herbalism. Mining and skinning are right up there as well. Gathering-oriented professions have an advantage compared to the crafting ones in the early levels because gathering doesn't require you to spend gold in order to make some coins. You can find plenty of herbs to collect, ores to mine and beasts to skin, all while you're levelling. Everything you manage to gather can then be sold in the auction house fairly quickly.
Gold in World of Warcraft Classic is an integral part of the game. In this article, we will discuss the importance/role of gold in vanilla WOW and how you can obtain it easily. Gold was vastly more important in classic; it gradually became less relevant/powerful as time went on in the current version of the game. It is very tedious (but not difficult) to gain gold in vanilla, which is why many people choose to purchase gold.
It is also worth noting that World of Warcraft Classic isn't exactly an archive from 2006. It has been rebuilt from patch 1.12, using modern data architecture and reaps the benefits of the modern engine. This means a lot of non-controversial quality-of-life features will still be present and it is possible to run WoW Classic servers on modern server architecture. As you can imagine, much has changed in the last 13 years in the tech space. That's before smartphones were even a thing. The modern engine no longer allows certain behaviours that could be used to get out of bounds, also adds widescreen monitor support and accessibility options! However, it does have the disadvantage of not being able to run on 32-bit systems which isn't that kind to older systems considering the game is from 2006.
Why Skinning? Skinning is incredibly easy to level up while you are leveling your character. The leather that you skin will almost always sell on the Auction House (albeit not for much, but hey– it's free gold!). Even if you don't want to take the effort to sell the skins on the Auction House, you can simply vendor them for a significant amount of extra gold.
Nov 15 Loot sharing. Fools How stupid is the community about loot sharing? You know there is master loot right? Stop being dumb guys like holy crap. You also know that if you're the guy setting up a group or joining a group you have a option not to run or you can pick player's of different armor types... If you're a cloth wearer you just don't run or set up a group with other cloth wearers. Like this is something so simple and the community can't graps anything. I feel bad for blizzard sometimes with having to deal with brain power of this community. The community: "Oh, I didn't think about that. Derp, I'm an idiot."Plewtoe23	Nov 15
Blizzard has put out a 'not a bug' list that covers many commonly-reported features that seem strange to players, such as players and NPCs that are feared running faster, and quest objectives not being tracked on the map or minimap. Respawn rates for creatures is much slower than it is in Battle for Azeroth, and this is intentional – it reflects the respawn rate in the World of Warcraft version 1.12.
There are more passive methods to gain wow classic gold, but these are slower. For example, many people choose to fish in places like Tanaris, or kill Harpies in Feralas and loot items such as mageweaves. These are rather AFK-able, but again, not as rewarding. Some people choose to favour fun over anything, and like in any MMO (massively multiplayer online game), the best way to have fun is playing games with friends or your guild. Dungeon runs with your friends provide social interaction and are definitely helpful over the long-term for your gold stack!
And once you had been performing so 10-12 hours a day for weeks on end the thought of that time you'd already sunk into it made it rather difficult to stop. Combine this with the fact that missing a single day could put you back a full week of progress and you've got some pretty bad mojo going on.It may be argued that the Vanilla PvP honor rating system attested a lot of the negative perceptions about the MMO scene and video game addiction generally at the time. IMO it would be an error to reinstate it.
Nov 15 The most hardcore thing you can do. In vanilla? I have a few things that could be it. Playing on a perma death PvP server and kill kel'thuzad. Without dying even once. Being able to kill a mage/rogue/warlock/pally in all BiS gear Soloing a high end dungeon boss like rivendare or dark master gandling. Leveling to 60 with no gear or weapons or pet of any kind. That is by far the most hardcore, life threatening thing you can do in vanilla wowHavell7	Nov 15
For classes who rely on energy regeneration such as Rogues, things have also changed significantly since the classic era. Regeneration used to occur in chunks based on the server "heartbeat." So, to gain 20 energy, it would take a full two seconds. Today, the system is smoothed out so that that 1 energy regenerates every tenth of a second. This difference changed the timing of being able to use certain abilities. What seems like a minor convenience today actually changes the very flow of combat rotations and burst capabilities in classic gameplay. We felt this was important to restore to provide this authentic experience.
Most profitable professions are considered to be Herbalism and Enchanting in pair. You can have Enchanting only for Disenchanting skill, it will bring decent gold. Consider the fact of disenchanting all soulbound armor, not just selling them to a vendor, but I do not recommend to disenchant any kind of weapons, it is more profitable to sell it to a merchant if it is a soulbound item, or sell it on auction house if it is BoE (bind on equip).
CLOSED BETA TEST & STRESS TESTS – Starting May 15, select WoW players will be invited to participate in a small-scale, focused closed beta test, helping ensure WoW Classic nails its goal of authenticity. Players will also get a chance to help put our servers and technology through the paces in a series of stress tests from May through July—opt in now at www.wowclassic.com!
The closed beta for Blizzard's upcoming World of Warcraft vanilla server option launched on May 15th, and Blizzard has now listed some of the apparent issues that the development team is aware of, including class and combat related issues alongside missing textures and more. Blizzard mentions that this list is not a complete depiction of what they're aware of, but a sampling of issues they believe players may encounter on regular basis.
You will have to talk with flight masters in most towns or cities you visit in order to gain access to that settlement's flight path. Flight masters who have a stop you have not yet unlocked will have a green displayed above their head (and on the mini map), much like a NPC with a quest. Unlocking flight paths as you progress through various zones will allow you to pay for a quick ride to a destination you have previously visited. This method of travel is significantly faster than walking or riding a mount.
The priest was considered the best overall healer in vanilla WoW. Priests had the biggest selection of healing and defensive spells which could be used in various different situations. Due to this fact, Priests had an easy time finding groups and guilds. If you'll embark on leveling priest, expect some random whispers from other players inviting you to join their group as a healer. Shadow Priests were also considered as one of the best duelists in the game boasting with serious damage and healing.
So we asked ourselves, would it still be possible to deliver an authentic classic experience if we took our modern code, with all its back-end improvements and changes, and used it to process the Patch 1.12 game data? While that might seem counterintuitive, this would inherently include classic systems like skill ranks, old quests and terrain, talents, and so on, while later features like Transmog and Achievements would effectively not exist because they were entirely absent from the data. After weeks of R&D, experimentation, and prototyping, we were confident we could deliver the classic WoW content and gameplay without sacrificing the literally millions of hours put in to back-end development over the past 13 years.
Classic WoW is the highly anticipated, upcoming (re) release of the original, first World of Warcraft version, known as Classic and by it's other popular ice-cream like name: Vanilla WoW. Dubbed Retail Classic, or Official Classic by the playerbase - it was finally announced by Blizzard in November 2017, after a lot of pressure from the Private Server World of Warcraft community, since the latter's shutdown of the most popular Private Server called Nostalrius which featured the first WoW version in two separate PvP and PvE servers.
Since WoW Classic server has been announced at Blizzcon 2017, there is not much info about the server revealed. It is known that the upcoming expansion Battle for Azeroth pre-order has been available at blizzard shop, and the system requirements of Mac and Windows has been unveiled Recently, Forbes has an interview with J. Allen Brack and Jeremy Feasel about the project and some of the vision that developers have.
Fortunately, WoW's modern editor is able to perform some of these data conversions, and for the terrain data we could convert it with the same editor we used on Battle for Azeroth. The modern editor "knows" how to load the old terrain format and how to transform it into the new terrain format and export it to the modern engine. This corrected the issues of campfire placements and the appearance of trees, among other things.
WoW: Classic is scheduled for August 27 (technically August 26 if you're in the Americas). The soonest that you can play it is starting in May, during Blizzard's scheduled stress tests. To opt-in you must have an active subscription on your Battle.net account. If you do, go to Account Management and select the Wow Classic beta. Keep in mind, there will be level caps during the test. The schedule is as follows:
Nov 15 We ordered vanilla not vanilla with sprinkles 1. Sharding/Phasing was not a part of the classic experience. The launch surge and often times overwhleming population fighting over quest mobs and loot was impactful on a human level which brought people together to make parties so they weren't fighting or made people bitter rivals. And that ten minutes you spent competing with people to loot that bucket before it despawned for another few minutes was intense. 2. Loot trading was not a part of the classic experience. Ninja looting was a real thing, a crime you could commit which united the community up in arms against you, blacklisting you. That's a feature for modern WoW, not genuine classic. This is a recreation. Not a remaster. Not reforged. We ordered vanilla, not vanilla with sprinkles on it with modern hand holding baby coddling streamlined bogus. That's more suited to your modern WoW playerbase, not the millions waiting patiently for the game they knew and loved over a decade ago. I don't want to sound like an entitled brat, but when you advertise a product, don't change it behind the scenes. Please Blizzard, don't add these things. They kill aspects of what made classic wow such a special phenomenon that rallied people to make private servers in its honor. I'll go play one if this isn't authentic, because those unofficial servers would be more authentic.Rhystael95	Nov 15
Before work began on World of Warcraft: Classic, it was only possible for players to experience the original World of Warcraft by using private servers, which are illegal, often have stability or corruption problems, and generally are very imperfect recreations of the authentic World of Warcraft experience. As much as Blizzard has been aware of the desires of their community, until recently it seemed impossible for them to emulate Classic servers due to the technical hurdles of essentially having to run two massively multiplayer online games side-by-side. A breakthrough was then achieved that made it possible to run Classic servers on the modern architecture of current World of Warcraft servers.
In terms of what the World of Warcraft Classic Best Classes are, Warrior and Priest stand out almost instantly. This is partly due to the fact that Protection Warrior is the only viable Tank Class in WoW Vanilla Patch 1.12. Both the Proc Warrior and Priest are required for Raids and when combined in a PVP setting can be a fierce combo on the battlegrounds.
Even though the guide was developed with a hunter, the guide can be followed by any class. Except you have to do your class's quests which aren't a whole lot. I do have full intention to make my guide friendly with all classes in the future by listing all of their steps as well. There will be a toggle that allows you to show which class's steps you want to see in the guide. But this is coming later.
In the past, if someone accidentally looted something they didn't mean to in a group, players would have to contact customer support to trade it. In the modern system, players are given a period of time in which they can still exchange loot with others. This is a convenience we felt was worth retaining for Classic rather than making people go through customer support. (Sorry ninja looters!)
Nov 7, 2017 Welcome - Please Read! Welcome to the Classic Discussion forum! This forum is here to provide you with a friendly environment where you can discuss all aspects of World of Warcraft: Classic with your fellow players. Community forums work best when participants treat their fellow posters with respect and courtesy, so we ask that you take the time to read through the forum Code of Conduct and guidelines before posting. Code of Conduct: http://us.battle.net/en/community/conduct Getting the Most Out of the Forums: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/2016792409 Important Reminders: Search The search function at the top of the World of Warcraft community site is extremely effective and robust. Before you create a new forum topic, please be use it to search for similar topics, blog posts, or web pages that may contain the answer for which you are looking. Making a new thread on an existing subject can result in your thread being deleted or, if you continue to re-post the same content, the loss of your forum privileges for spamming. Rating The forum rating system can be used to promote positive discussion and even report posts that violate the forum Code of Conduct. By hovering over a post you'll be presented with several options, including a "thumbs up" (Like) icon. Clicking the "thumbs up" icon will rate the post up. If enough people like a post, it will gain a Highly Rated status and appear at the top of related search results. Highly Rated posts will also have a highlighted background. You can also quickly report a post as trolling or spam, or use the report function to fill out a more comprehensive description of a violation. Please note that you can only rate each post once. Use your power wisely to help foster a positive and helpful forum community.Ornyx1	Nov 7, 2017
While our initial effort helped us determine the experience we wanted to provide, this second prototype really defined how we'd get there. Starting from a modern architecture—with all its security and stability changes—means the team's efforts can be focused on pursuing an authentic classic experience. Any differences in behavior between our development builds and the patch 1.12 reference can be systematically cataloged and corrected, while still operating from a foundation that's stable and secure.
This is for those who want to own a piece of Vanilla WoW history! This tier requires your physical mailing address so I can mail you the printed paperback binded mini leveling guide/book. By default I will sign "Joana" on each book! If you wish for me to write something else out (such as my real name) you can request that as well. And finally, thank you for the support and I will continue to make the best leveling guides for WoW!
Swim Speed Potions (used especially at lvl 37 for Faldir's Cove in Arathi Highlands and lvl 57 in WPL). Try to get multiple stacks of these. I also recommend keeping a stack of these always in your bags. You will frequently pass rivers and lakes and can use these potions to pass them faster through out the guide. Please note that these potions do not stack with Druid's Aquatic Form and Glyph of Aquatic Form.


Agenda for Cabinet on Wednesday, 2nd November 2016, 6.00 p.m.
Wednesday, 2nd November 2016 6.00 p.m.
To receive as a correct record the minutes of Cabinet held on Tuesday, 4th October 2016 (previously circulated).
The minutes of the meeting held on Tuesday 3rd October 2016 were approved as a correct record.
Cabinet received a report from the Chief Officer (Environment) which provided an update on progress with the Storey Tasting Garden project.
Option 1 - that the scope of the project is broadened to one that includes the whole of the Storey garden space and that the Council provides active direction of this project. This will allow the Friends Tasting Garden restoration project to continue but with officer support.
Option 2 - that the current Friends of Group project is given a further 12 months to continue with minimal officer time allocated to their efforts. The group has made excellent progress to date but without greater input from the Council as landowner there is a risk the project may become disjointed and not provide the best outcome.
The Officer preferred option was option 1.
(1) That the scope of the project is broadened to one that includes the whole of the Storey garden space and that the Council provides active direction (in partnership with the Friends group) of this project, thereby allowing the Tasting Garden restoration project development and fund-raising to continue but with officer support.
(2) That Cabinet thanks the Friends of Storey Gardens for their efforts to date and recognises this by the provision of greater support.
(3) That Cabinet delegates authority to the Chief Officer (Environment), in agreement with the Chief Officer (Resources) /Section 151 Officer, to approve the making and acceptance of external funding bids above the key decision threshold for this project, where it can be contained within the budget and policy framework and would not require redirection of resources between service areas, functions or activities on an ongoing basis.
(4) That Cabinet delegates authority to the Chief Officer Resources / Section 151 Officer, in agreement with the Chief Officer (Environment), to adopt the role of "accountable body" where appropriate, in order to support the partnership with the formally constituted Friends of Storey Gardens group, subject to any due diligence and any financial implications being contained within the budget and policy framework.
(5) That that above delegations remain in place until March 2018 and be subject to review at that time.
The decision is consistent with the City Council's 'Clean and Green' Corporate Priority. It will enable the provision of greater support to the efforts of the Friends of group and ensure that, if progressed, the gardens are developed in a way that will best support the wider business plans for the Storey.
To provide an overview of the Council's financial position for Quarter 2 of the 2016/17 monitoring cycle, and the supporting actions underway.
Cabinet received a report from the Chief Officer (Resources) which provided an overview of the City Council's financial position for Quarter 2 of the 2016/17 monitoring cycle and the supporting actions underway.
The report was primarily for information and therefore no options were presented.
(1) That the report and supporting actions be noted.
(2) That the Treasury Management report attached at Appendix C to the report (now appended to the Cabinet minutes) be noted and referred on to Council for information.
The City Council's Performance Management Framework requires the regular reporting of operational, as well as financial performance. The CIPFA (Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy) Code of Practice for Treasury Management recommends that members be updated on treasury management activities regularly to help demonstrate transparency and promote accountability. It is a requirement that this half yearly update be referred onto Council for information.