Human babesiosis is considered an emerging threat in China. Dozens of human infections with Babesia microti have been reported recently, especially in southern China. However, the transmission vectors of this parasite in these areas are not well understood. Rhipicephalus haemaphysaloides, which is one of the dominant tick species in southern China, is a major vector of bovine babesiosis in China. However, whether this tick has the potential to transmit B. microti has not been tested. The present study experimentally investigated the transmission competence of B. microti through R. haemaphysaloides ticks.
Larvae and nymphs of R. haemaphysaloides ticks were fed on laboratory mice infected by B. microti. The infection was detected by PCR at 4 weeks post-molting. BALB/c and NOD/SCID mice were infested by nymphs molting from larvae that ingested the blood of infective mice, and blood samples were then analyzed by PCR.
Experimental transstadial transmission of R. haemaphysaloides for B. microti was proved in both the larvae to nymph and the nymph to adult transstadial routes. The positive rate of B. microti was 43.8 % in nymphs developed from larvae consumed infected mice and 96.7 % in adults developed from nymphs exposed to positive mice. Among the mice infested by infective nymphs, B. microti was detected in 16.7 % (2/12) of the BALB/c mice and in all of the NOD/SCID (6/6). However, the parasite was not observed to persist beyond more than one molt, and transovarial transmission did not occur.
This is the first study to demonstrate that B. microti can be transmitted artificially by R. haemaphysaloides. This tick species might be a potential vector of human babesiosis in southern China, which represents a public health concern.
Babesia microti is a tick-transmitted, intraerythrocytic parasite that usually infects wild animals worldwide. This parasite is also known to be one of the major causative agents of human babesiosis and endemic mainly in the northeastern and upper midwestern United States . Sporadic cases of B. microti or B. microti-like organisms have also been documented in places such as Germany, Japan, South Korea and Mongolia [1, 2]. In China, human cases of B. microti have been increasingly reported in recent years. In 2013, Zhou et al. reported 11 cases in Yunnan Province of southwestern China [3–5]. In 2015, Qiao et al. diagnosed a babesiosis patient and found 40 infected cases in colleagues of the patient in Guangxi Province of southern China . Moreover, most medical staff are unaware of the risk, and investigation of this risk in the mass population is scarce. Hence, the number of human infections with this parasite might be largely underestimated. Together with the fact that human infections by other babesia species have also increased significantly in China [7, 8], it is believed that babesiosis is an emerging threat in the country .
Ticks of the genus Ixodes are considered the primary vector of B. microti . The parasite is mainly transmitted to people by Ixodes scapularis in the United States. Ixodes spinipalpis is also a known vector, and still other Ixodes spp., including I. angustus, I. eastoni and I. muris, are suspected to transmit the parasite in North America. In many European countries, the primary vector of B. microti is usually I. ricinus, although I. trianguliceps is believed to play a more important role in England . Infections by I. persulcatus have also been reported in Russia. In Asia, B. microti Hobetsu type have been detected in questing I. ovatus from Japan, and US type and a type related to B. microti Kobe have been detected in I. persulcatus [10, 12–15]. There are few studies on the vectors of B. microti in China, except in the northeastern regions, where I. persulcatus is considered the primary vector [13, 16]. However, competent vectors of B. microti in other areas of the country are not yet well understood .
Interestingly, B. microti was recently detected in ticks outside the Ixodes genus. Wójcik-Fatla and colleagues detected infections in questing Dermacentor reticulatus ticks from Poland , and the parasite was reported in questing Haemaphysalis concinna ticks from northeast China . Therefore, more studies are needed on the transmission potentials of tick species from other genera.
Rhipicephalus haemaphysaloides, a three-host hard tick, is widely distributed in southern China and other countries in Southeast Asia [17, 19]. This species has been reported to be a major vector of bovine babesiosis in China  and can transmit the Kyasanur Forest disease virus . As far as we are aware, the transmission of B. microti through R. haemaphysaloides has not been reported. To understand whether R. haemaphysaloides could play a role in the spread of B. microti in China, we performed a series of experiments to study the transmission competence of B. microti through a R. haemaphysaloides strain maintained in our laboratory.
Specific-pathogen-free (SPF) female BALB/c or NOD/SCID mice weighing 16 to 18 grams were purchased from Shanghai Laboratory Animal Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences. All animal experiments were performed according to the protocols approved by the Ethics Committee at the National Institute of Parasitic Diseases, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention based in Shanghai.
An engorged Rhipicephalus haemaphysaloides female was removed from a dog in a village of Tengchong County, Yunnan province, China, in 2014. The tick was then maintained in our laboratory in an incubator at 25 °C, with 85 % relative humidity and a 14/10 h light/dark photoperiod regimen. The larvae and nymphs of R. haemaphysaloides used in this study were the third generation of the colony.
Three experiments were performed to study the transmission competence of R. haemaphysaloides ticks. The experimental procedures are shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
B. microti (Peabody mjr Strain, ATCC PRA-99)  were provided by Institute of Laboratory Animal Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences. The cryopreserved stabilates of B. microti were thawed to room temperature. Donor BALB/c mice were infected intraperitoneally with 100 μl of the stabilates. The resulting infections were then inoculated intraperitoneally into experimental animals at doses of 100 μl of blood with 50–60 % parasitemia.
Approximately 600 larvae were applied equally by brush to 2 mice with B. microti parasitemia of 20–30 % three days after incubation. Each mouse was collared with a plastic cap with central drilling to prevent grooming. In the same way, 4 infected mice were infested with nymphs by applying 30 nymphs to each animal. Mice infested with ticks were maintained over trays with water in the bottom from which detached engorged ticks were harvested.
Twenty engorged larvae (10 from each mouse) and 12 engorged nymphs (3 from each mouse) were placed in 70 % alcohol for storage before being analyzed for infection by PCR. The engorged ticks remaining were maintained in 6 bottles at 25 °C, with 85 % relative humidity and a 14/10 h light/dark photoperiod regimen.
Twenty-eight days after the first molted tick was observed, 80 nymphs or 30 adults (15 females and 15 males) were analyzed for infection by PCR. The remaining ticks were used for the following experiments.
Twelve BALB/c mice or 6 NOD/SCID mice were each infested with 20 nymphs that were infected with B. microti as larvae. Approximately 50 μl tail blood of mice was collected for B. microti detection on every other day from day 7 to 30 after infestation. For each blood sample, a thin blood smear was made with 2 μl of blood, fixed with methanol, Giemsa-stained and examined using a microscope. Forty-five microliters of blood was used for DNA extraction, and PCR was performed to examine B. microti infection. Blood collection was stopped after the mice were proved to be infected by PCR. The engorged nymphs were used for the transstadial persistence experiment.
Forty engorged nymphs dropped from the uninfected BALB/c mice in the second experiment were stored for PCR analysis. The remaining ticks were maintained for molting as described above. Twenty-eight days after the first molted tick was observed, 80 adults harvested were analyzed by PCR to investigate transstadial persistence.
The infected adult ticks obtained in the first experiment were fed on the shaved ears of a laboratory rabbit. Ten engorged females and all of the fed males were stored for PCR. The other engorged females were maintained in bottles for oviposition and then stored for PCR analysis. Transovarial transmission was investigated by examining the resulting eggs and larvae by PCR.
DNA was extracted from both tick samples and mouse blood using a DNeasy Blood & Tissue Kit (Qiagen, Hilden, Germany) according to the manufacturer's protocol. DNA was extracted in pools of approximately 50 eggs from both the infected females and the resulting larvae and was extracted individually for other ticks.
Nested PCR was used to test for infection using a set of primers highly specific for B. microti. Partial fragments of 18S rRNA gene were amplified using the primer sets Bab1A (5′- GTCTTAGTATAAGCTTTTATACAGCG-3′) and Bab4A (5′-GATAGGTCAGAAACTTGAATGATACATCG-3′) for the first round and Bab2A (5′-CAGTTATAGTTTATTTGATGTTCGTTTTAC-3′) and Bab3A (5′-CGGCAAAGCCATGCGATTCGCTAAT-3′) for the second round, as described by Zamoto et al. . Negative and positive controls were always used in each PCR reaction. One negative control was used in each row of a 96-well PCR plate or 8-tube strip to exclude contamination. PCR was performed in a C1000 Touch™ Thermal Cycler (Bio-Rad laboratories Incorporation, California, USA) starting with a pre-PCR heat step of 3 min at 95 °C, followed by 35 cycles of 94 °C for 40 s, 57 and 72 °C for 30 s, and ending at 72 °C for 5 min. Samples with 154-bp PCR products were recognized as B. microti - positive.
Among the 600 larvae of R. haemaphysaloides infesting mice that were infected with B. microti, 533 were engorged and collected (Fig. 1). Nineteen of the 20 (95.5 %) engorged larvae were positive by PCR, which demonstrates that the ticks had ingested the parasite (Table 1). Eighty of the 492 molted nymphs were analyzed for infection 4 weeks after molting, and 35 (43.8 %) were positive.
A total of 105 engorged nymphs were collected from infected mice (Fig. 2). All 12 of the engorged nymphs tested by PCR were positive (Table 1). Eighty-six adults were developed from the remaining nymphs. Thirty adult ticks (15 females and 15 males) were selected and analyzed for infection 4 weeks after molting. All 15 (100 %) females and 14 of the 15 (93.3 %) males were positive (P > 0.05).
BALB/c and NOD/SCID mice were infested with infected nymphs by applying 20 nymphs to each mouse as described above. B. microti was detected by PCR in 2 (16.7 %) blood samples of 12 BALB/c mice and in all samples of the 6 NOD/SCID mice (P < 0.01, shown in Table 2). Parasitemia was earlier in NOD/SCID mice (7 to 11 days after infestation) than in BALB/c mice (13 to 17 days). However, the parasite was not found in any of the blood smears.
Infective nymphs were fed on BALB/c or NOD/SCID mice free of B. microti, and 337 were engorged and harvested (Fig. 1). Five of the 40 engorged nymphs detected were still B. microti positive (positive rate: 12.5 %, shown in Table 3). Eighty of the adult ticks that developed from these nymphs were subsequently analyzed for infection four weeks after molting, and none of them were positive. These results indicated that B. microti infection could not persist in the R. haemaphysaloides tick beyond one instar and that infection of the tick must occur at the instar preceding the transmitting stage.
Infective adult ticks were fed on a rabbit, and 27 engorged female ticks were collected (Fig. 2). Only 10 % (1/10) of the engorged females detected without oviposition were B. microti positive (Table 3). Two (11.8 %) of the 17 females were positive after oviposition. All the eggs and larvae were negative.
Dozens of human infections of B. microti have been reported recently, especially in southern China [6, 9]. However, the transmission vectors of this parasite in these areas are not well understood. Moreover, Rhipicephalus haemaphysaloides ticks are very common and widespread in southern China . Thus, investigating the transmission capability of R. haemaphysaloides for B. microti is needed.
As far as we are aware, this study is the first to investigate the transmission of B. microti using laboratory experiments in ticks of the genus Rhipicephalus. The present study confirmed the experimental transstadial transmission of R. haemaphysaloides for B. microti in two transstadial routes, i.e. larva to nymph (43.8 %) and nymph to adult (96.7 %). The transmission efficiency of R. haemaphysaloides from infected animals is comparable to that of Ixodes scapularis and I. ricinus, which are the primary vectors of B. microti in the United States and Europe [24, 25]. The results also showed that the transmission efficiency from nymph to adult was higher than that from larva to nymph (Table 1). This could be explained by nymphs ingesting much more infected blood than larvae do during feeding .
Consistent with other studies [24, 25], this study shows that the parasite of B. microti does not persist beyond more than one molt (Table 3) and that transovarial transmission does not occur. Interestingly, we also found that positive rate of tick infection declined dramatically after blood feeding (from 43.8 to 12.5 % for infected nymphs and from 100 to 10.0 % for female adults, as shown in Tables 1 and 3). The results suggest that blood-feeding induces immune response to pathogen in ticks such as other blood-sucking vectors [27, 28]. However, more investigations should be performed to understand the mechanisms underlying this phenomenon and to investigate the vector-parasite interaction in ticks.
The severity of babesiosis depends primarily on the immune status of the hosts . Severe B. microti illness is usually seen among immunocompromised patients. Similarly, the present study showed that B. microti infection was much easier to establish from infective ticks in immunodeficient NOD/SCID mice than in immunocompetent BABL/C mice.
There are several limitations in our study. First, we did not witness any parasites by blood smear evaluation because the monitoring of the parasite was stopped after the first positive PCR result. Furthermore, no tick salivary glands were tested for infection in our study. These weak points reduced the confidence that our study proved the ability of R. haemaphysaloides as a natural vector, as nested PCR is prone to contamination. Secondly, the transmission competence of R. haemaphysaloides might be challenged in natural environments due to the brief duration of patent infections in wild animals as opposed to the prolonged parasitaemias produced by repeated syringe passage into inbred laboratory mice . Thirdly, the transmission of B. microti from ticks to natural hosts of this parasite was not investigated, and their susceptibility may be quite different from laboratory animals . Finally, transovarial transmission is probably more likely to occur when engorging female ticks are exposed to infection, but this cannot occur in nature because R. haemaphysaloides adult females do not engorge on the small rodent reservoir hosts of B. microti. To further understand the role of R. haemaphysaloides in transmission of B. microti in nature, further investigations are needed on the infection of questing ticks and on the transmission to R. haemaphysaloides ticks by chronic infections.
In conclusion, our demonstration of R. haemaphysaloides transmission to mice suggests that this tick is a potential vector of human babesiosis in areas where it occurs and may be a matter of public health concern.
The research has been partially supported by the Special Fund for Health Research in the Public Interest China (No.201202019), the fourth round of Three-Year Public Health Action Plan (2015–2017, No. GWIV-29) and by the National Science & Technology Major Program (NO 2012ZX10004-220).
LHL designed and performed the experiments and drafted the manuscript. DZ and CCZ maintained ticks in the laboratory and performed the DNA extraction and PCR assay. XNZ and YZ conceived the study and revised the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript. Written consent to publish was obtained.


Today, January 7, Ring announced a slew of new home security devices and smart home products. The company first made its name with the Ring Video Doorbell, and has built on that original model time and time again. Ring's most recent and exciting announcement is the Ring Door View Cam. This is the perfect option for someone who can't modify their doorbell because they live in an apartment or rental, but that still wants a door video camera.
The Ring Door View Cam does not require any permanent modifications to the door and is totally wire-free. All you have to do is remove the existing peephole and insert the Door View Cam in its place. The Door View Cam has motion detection, two-way talk, streams video at 1080p, and features a removable, rechargeable battery — all the features of the Ring Video Doorbell packed into a small package.
Ring also announced a line of Ring Smart Lighting products. These lights are designed to be an easy way to create an interconnected network of motion-activated outdoor security lights. When one light is activated, it will trigger the others and alert you via your smartphone. It's the ideal way to light up the dark spots around your home that might otherwise be vulnerable to burglars. For Ring Protect Plus subscribers, the Ring Smart Lights can also activate Ring Doorbells and Cams and cause the other devices to start recording as soon as movement is detected.
While many of the products are self-explanatory, the Ring Bridge and Ring Transformer are not, and they are also particularly interesting. The Ring Transformer allows you to turn existing low-voltage landscaping lighting into smart lighting and gives you access to different brightness levels, light patterns, and more. The Ring Bridge connects all of the Ring Smart Lighting products and allows them to act on one another's triggers.
To close out the announcements, Ring has launched a series of different smart sensors that integrate into its existing ecosystem. Ring customers can now purchase Flood and Freeze Sensors, Smoke and CO Listeners, and a Dome Siren. These sensors allow you to expand your home protection even further, while the dome siren makes it possible to alert your neighbors that something is wrong at home even if you aren't there.


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Q: Discord.js reaction role collecter switch Hello Stackoverflow community!
I'm having a bit of an issue with a reaction collecter switch I'm trying to creation and got kind of stuck. What I want this piece of code to do is simple; when people react on a color, they get the color role, their reaction gets removed, so if they want to change they just react to a new color, and so on.
But I can't seem to make it work. I don't get any error messages, I just don't get any roles. Thank you in advance!! Much appreciated!
Code:
const Discord = require("discord.js");

module.exports.run = async (bot, message, args, client) => {

const RandomColour = ("000000" + Math.random().toString(16).slice(2, 8).toUpperCase()).slice(-6);

    message.delete();

    const black = message.guild.roles.get("595509263754067969");
    const white = message.guild.roles.get("595510495902040074");
    const magenta = message.guild.roles.get("595510495902040074");
    const purple = message.guild.roles.get("595507863355654154");
    const red = message.guild.roles.get("595506989212106802");
    const orange = message.guild.roles.get("595507331396009986");
    const yellow = message.guild.roles.get("595507180183093248");
    const green = message.guild.roles.get("595507124574879744");
    const blue = message.guild.roles.get("595507043629268993");

    const filter = (reaction, user) => reaction.emoji.name === [
      'black' ,
      'white' ,
      'magenta' ,
      'purple' ,
      'red' ,
      'orange' ,
      'yellow' ,
      'green' ,
      'blue'].includes(reaction.emoji.name) && user.id === message.member.id;

    const embed = new Discord.RichEmbed()
        .setAuthor("Available Roles")
        .setDescription(`

        Black       ${black.toString()}   | ⬛
        White       ${white.toString()}   | ⬜
        Magenta     ${magenta.toString()} |
        Purple      ${purple.toString()}  |
        Red         ${red.toString()}     |
        Orange      ${orange.toString()}  |
        Yellow      ${yellow.toString()}  |
        Green       ${green.toString()}   |
        Blue        ${blue.toString()}    |

        `)
        .setFooter("React on the right emoji to get a colour.")
        .setColor(RandomColour)
        .setTimestamp()

    message.channel.send(embed).then(async function (message) {

      await message.react("⬛");
      await message.react("⬜");
      await message.react("");
      await message.react("");
      await message.react("");
      await message.react("");
      await message.react("");
      await message.react("");
      await message.react("");

      message.awaitReactions(filter).then(async function (collected) {

        const reaction = collected.first();

        switch (reaction.emoji.name) {
          case 'black':
            if (message.member.roles.has(black.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(black).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
                })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on ⬛ and gained then **${black.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'white':
            if (message.member.roles.has(white.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(white).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on ⬜ and gained then **${white.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'magenta':
            if (message.member.roles.has(magenta.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(magenta).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on  and gained then **${magenta.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'purple':
            if (message.member.roles.has(purple.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(purple).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on  and gained then **${purple.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'red':
            if (message.member.roles.has(red)) {
              return;
            } else {
              reaction.message.member.addRole(red).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on  and gained then **${red.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'orange':
            if (message.member.roles.has(orange.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(orange).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on  and gained then **${orange.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'yellow':
            if (message.member.roles.has(yellow.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(yellow).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on  and gained then **${yellow.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'green':
            if (message.member.roles.has(green.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(green).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on  and gained then **${green.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
          case 'blue':
            if (message.member.roles.has(blue.id)) {
              return;
            } else {
              message.member.addRole(blue).catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                return message.member.send(`Error adding you to this role: **${err}**`)
              })
              message.member.send(`You've reacted on  and gained then **${blue.name} role!`)
            }
              break;
      }
    }).catch(collected => {
      return message.channel.send("I couldn't add you to this role. If this keeps occouring, contact staff.")
  }).catch(err => console.log(err))
}).catch(err => console.log(err))

}

module.exports.help = {
  name: "reactroles",
  aliases: []
}

A: The problem is, reaction.emoji.name === unicode reaction name
So for white is will be ⬜, not white
The one way is no hardCode, just createArray with some parametors, and check it :)
const Discord = require("discord.js");

module.exports.run = async (bot, message, args, client) => {
 const reactionRoles = [
        {
            name: 'white',
            reaction: '⬜',
            reactionRole: message.guild.roles.get('595510495902040074'),
        },
        {
            name: 'black',
            reaction: '⬛',
            reactionRole: message.guild.roles.get('595509263754067969'),
        },
    ];
    const RandomColour = Math.floor(Math.random() * Math.floor(16777215));
    const embed = new Discord.RichEmbed()
        .setAuthor('Available Roles')
        .setDescription(`${reactionRoles.map(r => `${r.name} | ${r.reactionRole.name} | ${r.reaction}`).join('\n')}`)
        .setFooter('React on the right emoji to get a colour.')
        .setColor(RandomColour)
        .setTimestamp();
    message.channel
        .send(embed)
        .then(async msg => {
            for (const r of reactionRoles) {
                await msg.react(r.reaction);
            }
            const filter = (reaction, user) => {
                return reactionRoles.map(r => r.reaction).includes(reaction.emoji.name) && user.id === message.author.id;
            };
            msg.awaitReactions(filter, { max: 1 })
                .then(collected => {
                    const reaction = collected.first();
                    let role = reactionRoles.find(r => r.reaction === reaction.emoji.name);
                    if (message.member.roles.has(role.reactionRole)) return message.reply('You are already has this role');
                    message.member.addRole(role.reactionRole);
                })
                .catch(collected => {
                    return message.channel.send("I couldn't add you to this role. If this keeps occouring, contact staff.");
                })
                .catch(err => console.log(err));
        })
        .catch(err => console.log(err));
};

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Psychedelic Baby
by Nicki Hymowitz
Photography courtesy of Nicki Hymowitz
Indie-rock band of Montreal embraced Paradise Rock Club on March 26 with their psychedelic pop hits. The Georgia natives had no problem getting the audience riled up, as the crowd danced the night away.
The audience went wild for front man Kevin Barnes, who knows how to make one hell of an entrance. Barnes went above and beyond, constantly changing outfits and wigs. The audience excitedly screamed in response every time he came out in a different, elaborate piece. The crowd was unified and energetic, coming together when dancing to the pop beats and helping the creatures on stage crowd surf. Although Paradise Rock Club is a larger venue, Barnes made sure to move around the stage so everyone could view his epic presence.
Simply put, the stage performance was one for the books. The band takes their time in creating a visual and interactive masterpiece. The backdrop and lights on stage were so obscure—colorful and mesmerizing, pulling the audience into a trance. After every few songs, surprise guests would appear, including dragons, apes, dogs and other mythical creatures. So much more than your typical concert, it's a show like no other and definitely one you don't want to miss. It was inspiring to witness Barnes, watching how freely he moved on stage and the immense amount of energy he delivered throughout the entire show.
Of Montreal mixed the classics with their latest 2018 album, White is Relic/Irrealis Mood. When it comes to this band's style of music, it's impossible not to start dancing. The melodies are eccentric, fused with a disco-pop vibe. It only took a few chords for everyone to identify their songs, most likely due to each track's undeniable uniqueness. Some of the standouts included "it's different for girls," "Gronlandic Edit" and "let's relate,"as well as "Paranoic Intervals/Body Dysmorphia," and "Plateau Phase/No Careerism No Corruption," which are off their newest album. Whether it was a well-known track from the band's previous eras or part of their newer work, fans couldn't get enough.
Speaking of fans, the venue was filled with a mix of early-20 somethings. Some went all out in glitter and colorful clothing; others had colored hair and rocked vintage outfits. Regardless, everyone was passionate about the band, easily giving into the music and dancing the night away—making the show's end particularly difficult. The audience screamed in protest, begging for more. Thankfully, Of Montreal delivered and graced them with an encore of three more hits.
The band really pulled out all the stops, creating an unforgettable night. Moreover, the music caters to the emotions of the younger generation—the funky, psychedelic rhythms serving as an added bonus.
If you ever get a chance to see this band live, be prepared for dancing and constant awe. Not many musicians put on this kind of performance anymore, making it particularly special. The intensity of love and passion this band puts into creating the show is the ultimate form of expression. Looking around the room, as the colorful lights hit the crowd, most people looked like they transcended and traveled to another place – and that is the ultimate goal of a concert. They closed their eyes and truly felt the music, with the moves to prove it.
For more information on Of Montreal's music, and upcoming concerts check out: https://www.ofmontreal.net

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Vandread The Second Stage
Vandread: The Second Stage, ヴァンドレッド the second stage
After the events from the first stage, the female pirates and the men on board the "Nirvana" are heading towards Mejerr to tell them about "The Harvest". But in the way, aside from the new and faster enemies, they find Misty, an earthian girl that will teach to the crew more about their origins, and will give Dita and Hibiki more than an headache. more After the events from the first stage, the female pirates and the men on board the "Nirvana" are heading towards Mejerr to tell them about "The Harvest". But in the way, aside from the new and faster enemies, they find Misty, an earthian girl that will teach to the crew more about their origins, and will give Dita and Hibiki more than an headache. less
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To follow this path it is important to have a close connection with a qualified teacher who can give us personal advice and encouragement, to listen to pure Dharma teachings, and to belong to a strong spiritual community. These enable us to penetrate deeply into the meaning of Buddha's teachings, to maintain a daily meditation practice that is both focused and powerful, and to make genuine spiritual progress.
The General Programme (GP) is open to everyone regardless of previous experience or background. These classes provide a basic introduction to Buddhist teachings and meditation and are suitable for beginners and those who wish to deepen their understanding. The purpose of these classes is to help people gain a personal experience of inner peace, overcome daily problems, and find real lasting happiness from within.
General Programme classes take place at our meditation centre in Island Bay and at our branch locations throughout Greater Wellington. In addition to these drop-in meditation classes, the General Programme also consists of our meditation courses and retreats.
The Foundation Programme offers a structured approach to learning Buddhist meditation through the study of a particular book. Through in-depth study and practise, it helps us close the gap between the inspiring teachings we hear at the Centre and practising them in our daily life. We learn how to integrate all the meditation practises and wisdom advice from Buddha into our normal daily life. In this way we gradually find a deep inner peace and happiness in our lives.
The Foundation Programme is open to everyone and you can join at any point in the year. The classes consist of guided meditation, teachings and discussion. By studying on this program we shall gain great confidence in meditation – from simple Buddhist techniques for developing inner peace, to the profound insights which lead to lasting wisdom and joy.
At Kadampa Meditation Centre Wellington in Island Bay we have two separate Foundation Programmes: one runs on Thursday evenings and the other on Sunday afternoons.
This inspiring book explains how to meditate on the eight beautiful verses that comprise one of Buddhism's best-loved teachings, Eight Verses of Training the Mind, which has inspired generations of Buddhist practitioners for almost a thousand years. By studying this book we can learn how to transform all life's difficulties into valuable spiritual insights and how to develop universal love and compassion – the source of true happiness for ourselves and others.
Meaningful to Behold is a commentary to the inspiring poem by Shantideva, Guide To The Bodhisattva's Way Of Life. This book focuses on six spiritual trainings – giving, moral discipline, patience, effort, concentration, and wisdom. By integrating these into our daily life all our activities become beneficial and meaningful, swiftly advancing us along our spiritual path.
By joining the Foundation Programme, you will enjoy all the benefits of a Study Programme member. This entitles you to free access to events at the Centre and classes around Wellington. The Foundation Programme fee is $80 per month.
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You must register to participate on the Foundation Programme. You can join the programme at any time throughout the year. Please contact our Education Programme Coordinator if you would like more information about the Foundation Programme.
The Teacher Training Programme offers the opportunity to train as a qualified meditator and teacher of Kadampa Buddhism. This involves the study of twelve texts under the close guidance of a qualified teacher.


As promised a little update on the week's reading and crafting activities. These have been somewhat curtailed by having to work Monday to Friday this week - terrible! But at least it means a few days off in a row now.
Yesterday was a quiet day, with a trip into Lichfield to do a little shopping in the morning, mooch around the charity shops and a cup of coffee. Very civilised. The afternoon was filled with football scores, knitting and reading the papers. Oh, and cleaning the chicken coop. A bit messy but it doesn't take long. Usually it's a Sunday task but the forecast was for rain on Sunday. I'm not sure it would be so quick and easy in the rain. The chickens are becoming more and more friendly. Hillary in particular shows no fear and will let me pick her up without even any corn as a bribe. The others are a bit more reticent but we're getting there. Currently they are squabbling over a bowl of mash with apple sauce and mealworms added - apparently it's chook heaven!
I'm still in the throes of Christmas knitting so progress on my own knitting has been slow - I did a few rows on the Hypnosis sock and got to the heel. However the pattern has a few errors in it and that and the problem of reading the charts back to front and from the middle to the edge and back (the chart being written for knitting in the round and the heel being worked back and forth) was making my head spin.
I have however been weaving on my Knitter's Loom.
This is a Christmas scarf for my Mother in Law (don't worry she doesn't read the blog). It worked up very quickly. I warped the loom on Sunday afternoon and finished the scarf on Thursday evening. I'm very pleased with it and and am resolved to do more weaving.
I've been reading too, though not a lot. I started and finished Cold in the Earth by Aline Templeton. It's set in Galloway during the foot and mouth outbreak and as well as being a pretty good crime novel it's a fascinating picture of how a community is torn apart by an outbreak of the disease. I would certainly read another of these.
In a quest to find something as good as C J Sansom, which I can happily recommend to customers for Christmas gift buying, I am now reading Blood on the Strand by Susannah Gregory. I probably should have started with the first in the series but this is the one which was at hand. It's fairly good so far, but I shall have to see how the character of Thomas Chaloner develops. It's a bit later than the Sansom books, about a hundred and twenty years or so, but it's still an interesting period and not one I am familiar with (plenty of those to choose from given my knowledge of English history).
The other book I'm reading at the moment is City of Dark Hearts by James Conan. James Conan is the pseudonym of William Horwood (of Duncton Chronicles) and Helen Rappaport. It was previously published (in hardback I presume) under the title Dark Hearts of Chicago. I've not sure why the slight chance in name, doesn't really seem to make much difference. Anyway it's set in Chicago during the World's Fair in 1893 and it started well enough, but I'm around halfway, about 250 pages in, and the pace has slowed rather. Hopefully it will pick up again soon.


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Sweet potatoes are the November Harvest of the Month.
November is the time of final harvests, putting the garden to bed for the winter, and cooking warm, comforting foods to keep out the chill. This month, we celebrate sweet potatoes, one of the last crops to come out of the garden, and a food that can be stored in a cool, dark place (like a garage or pantry) through most of the winter.
Sweet potatoes are an incredibly interesting plant to grow in the garden. They grow from slips, the shoots that are cultivated from a mature sweet potato. Some gardeners grow slips just by placing a sweet potato in water, and then removing the resulting shoot for planting. Once you plant the slips, they produce beautiful, lush vines that fill up the garden bed. Sweet potatoes need at least four months of warm weather to grow, and it is well worth the wait. The real fun comes when you dig up the sweet potatoes, often to find huge, interestingly shaped orange roots hiding under the ground.
Heat oven to 350. Toss cubed sweet potatoes with 2 Tbs. olive oil. Roast in the oven until tender, 10-15 minutes. Cool. In a large bowl combine the cooled, cooked sweet potato, red pepper, cilantro and black beans. In a small bowl combine lime juice, lime zest, honey and remaining olive oil. Add the honey-lime dressing to the sweet potato mixture plus salt and pepper to taste.


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For the term in biology, see Synizesis (biology).
Synizesis (/ˌsɪnəˈziːsɪs/) is a sound change (metaplasm) in which two originally syllabic vowels are pronounced as a single syllable without change in writing. In Latin and Greek, the reason was often to preserve meter, but similar changes can occur naturally.
A tie may be used to represent this pronunciation: dē͡hinc (i.e., deinc).
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Synizesis comes from the Greek συνίζησις "a sitting together" from σύν "with" and ἵζω "I sit".
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Intel Corp. this week revealed a low-power processor capable of being used in dual-processor blade servers for rack-dense server farms.
The processors are the Low Voltage Intel Pentium III processors at 800 MHz. They contain 512 KB of L2 cache and support 133 SDRAM memory and a 133-MHz system bus.
Dell Computer Corp., Fujitsu-Siemens and other OEMs are developing servers based on the processors for release later this year, according to Intel. The 2-way motherboards will be produced by third-party companies.
Low-power server processors achieved a high-profile last year when California experienced protracted power supply problems. Transmeta was among the earliest chipmakers to stake a claim in the low-power market, but primarily as a laptop chip provider.
The potential for savings on power and cooling is essential in some of the same environments that require servers to be dense -- such as Internet Service Providers and other Web hosting companies.
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La Denominació d'Origen Valdepeñas és una de les institucions Vitivinícoles més importants d'Espanya. Actualment és la segona Denominació d'Origen espanyola en volum de vendes i la tercera en reconeixement i penetració de marca. Són vns consolidats entre professionals i consumidors tant del territori nacional com a internacional.

Història
Valdepeñas és una vila força arrelada amb el cultiu de les vinyes des de temps ancestrals,remuntant-se als temps dels íbers,fet constatat amb la trobada de materials orgànics relacionats amb la producció de vi al jaciment ibèric " El Cerro de las Cabezas". Des de la funcació de la vila el 1232 fou una zona d'important producció, però no va ser fins al 1561 quan el rei Felip II es va establir al poble i va estendre la seva qualitat quan hi va començar a formar part de la història de la vila. Des d'aquest moment la producció va anant creixent fins a arribar a les 200.000 arroves a finals del segle XVIII, moment el qual el comerciant Pedro Sánchez Trapero aficant a Madrid fou la primera persona en defendre-hi la Denominació d' Origen de Valdepeñas des de mitjans com El nuevo diario de Madrid.

La construcció del ferrocarril el 1861 va ser una important empenta pel comerç,ja que quan Valdepeñas va rebre el títol de ciutat es va obrir la línea especial " Valdepeñas-Madrid", tren amb 25 vagons dels quals només hi carregaven vi. A banda de la capital espanyola també es va exportar a les Filipines, Cuba i Amèrica Central a través del Port de Cadis.

La importància dels vins de Valdepeñas va portar al Ministeri de Foment a crear l'Estació Enològica i Camp d'Experimentació i, el 1925, la Federació Regional de Viticultors. Tres anys més tard, es constitueix el Cercle Mercantil Vitivinícola, amb l'objectiu de defensar i promocionar els vins de la zona.

El 1930 la Junta Regional Vitivinícola s'estableix en Valdepeñas. El 8 de setembre de 1932, l'Estatut del Vinyer (primera llei que regulava el sector vitivinícola espanyol) recull i reconeix la zona de producció de Valdepeñas. D'aquesta forma la Denominació d'Origen Valdepeñas és una de les primeres zones de producció i elaboració protegides de l'estat.

Característiques de l'àrea de producció
La zona de producció es troba al sud de la Manxa, compta amb unes 24.000 hectàrees i està travessada pel Riu Jabalón.Limita al nord per la plana manxega, a l'est pel Campo de Montiel, el Campo de Calatrava a l'oest i Sierra Morena al sud. Les varietats de raïm blanc són el 52% dels conreus i la resta de varietats negres.

Clima i sòl
Situada a 705 msnm, els sòls són pobres en matèria orgànica i d'escassa fertilitat, circumstància ideal per al cultiu de la vinya. La regió conté abundància de terrenys calcaris, franc sorrencs i de terres argilenques de color vermell groguenc, que alimentades per les escasses precipitacions de la zona (entre 200 i 400 litres a l'any) doten al cultiu d'una gran resistència. Interessants des del punt de vista de la viticultura són els vessants de les muntanyes, tapizadas amb pedres de quarsites, sota les quals es conserva molt bé la humitat mentre en la seva superfície es genera una gran diferència tèrmica entre el dia i la nit.

Amb més de 2.500 hores de sol a l'any, aquestes terres de clima continental poden superar les temperatures màximes de 40 °C i les mínimes de -10 °C i fins i tot inferiors, amb una mitjana anual de 16 °C. Aquestes característiques climàtiques es tradueixen en uns raïms de bona maduració i per tant, en una producció de vins de major intensitat colorant, òptima estructura i potència aromàtica.

Varietats de raïm
Varietats blanques: Forcallat, Macabeu, Chardonnay, Verdejo, Sauvignon Blanc,Moscatell de gra menut.

Varietats negres: Ull de llebre, Garnatxa, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Petit Verdot.

Vins
Els tipus de vins amb aquesta DO són :
 Vins Blancs: Joven, Roble, Crianza.

 Vins Negres: Joven, Roble, Crianza, Reserva,Gran Reserva.

 Vins Rosats
 Vins escumosos
 Vins dolços,semi-secs i semi-dolços.

Vegeu també
 Valdepeñas
 Vins d'Espanya

Referències

Bibliografia
Rubio Martínez, Carlos J. (2015): "La comercialización del vino de Valdepeñas en Madrid a principios del siglo XIX" en Actas I Congreso Ciudad Real y su provincia. Ciudad Real. Instituto de estudios manchegos. pp. 421-428

Enllaços externs
 www.dovaldepenas.es.

Denominacions d'origen

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The Cast Of "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" Claim Their Show Is Real
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta's Joseline Hernandez is once again the topic of discussion and her show isn't even back on VH1! The self-proclaimed "Puerto Rican princess" is making headlines after she testified under oath in a taped deposition for the lawsuit former co-star Althea Eaton aka Althea Heart, slapped against her. Althea's attorney grilled Joseline on if she was being real when the two got into a brawl at last year's reunion, or was it all scripted. Joseline didn't blink when she said the controversial Mona-Scott Young reality series was scripted. Now cast members, are fighting back against Joseline's allegations. TMZ is reporting Deb Antney, Bambi, Nikko Smith and Momma Dee claim Joseline is lying and Althea's black eye she received from the aspiring singer is all real.
Deb has gone so far as to state she feels as though drugs may have affected Joseline's judgement and she needs to get it together. Althea charges in her lawsuit, Joseline was high on crack when she attacked her. A source close to the show's prodcers claims they never told Joseline to hit Althea, hence her getting a 4-day suspension from the show and facing assault charges in New York City. Meanwhile, Mona's gone radio silent on the accusations Joseline's made.
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Q: How to invoke one method of require module in html tag line I have to invoke require module in html tag line.Also it is deprecate.I think it is need when html tag dynamic generated.
The require module:
define('index',['jquery','common','stat'],function($,common,stat){
return{
    rankList:function(name){
        stat.ranklist(name,function(data){
            console.log('invoked...');

        });
    }
}

});
The html tag lines:

任务量大咖

收入大咖

准确大咖

Load script in html:

The javascript I tried in html :


text:
var hoverZoomPlugins = hoverZoomPlugins || [];
hoverZoomPlugins.push({
    name:'Yam',
    version:'0.1',
    prepareImgLinks:function (callback) {
        var res = [];
        hoverZoom.urlReplace(res, 'img[src*="/t_"], img[src*="/s_"]', /\/[ts]_/, '/');
        hoverZoom.urlReplace(res, 'img[src*="/tindex"]', '/tindex', '/index');
        callback($(res));
    }
});

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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A farmer uses his homemade plough.
In sharp contrast to the romantic image of the friend and public display of hospitality, the Pakhtun's domestic arena, concealed behind the impenetrable walls of the purdah household, is the site of confrontations more akin to those of the battlefield.
As the drumming grows louder, the trembling bride remembers her mother's advice for a successful mar¬riage: "You must keep power over your husband. Always speak first when he enters, even if only to cough. Sleep with your hand behind his head. Then he will miss you and never be satisfied with any other."
The girl prays that her husband will like her and that he will not humiliate her and her family by taking a second wife. That would be the worst possible catastrophe. She is of a good family and her family pride is strong.
Now the time has come for her to leave. She clutches at the cot, but her elder brother pulls her hands free and lifts her onto the palanquin that will carry her to her husband's house. The embroidered cover is dropped into place, and the girl is carried into the narrow street. Men of the husband's house are waiting to join the procession. They help with the palanquin and triumphantly bounce it about. Village boys line the route and throw stones, hoping to overturn the bride into the muddy alley. In the past, serious fights sometimes erupted because of injuries caused by used by this ritual stoning, but in recent years the violence has lessened.
The procession continues through the village, led by the men carrying the bride and followed by a supply of household goods from her father's house. The drums of the groom are now heard as the procession approaches his compound. Men of his family gleefully fire their rifles, and small boys toss sweets to the crowd from the low rooftops. The drumming reaches a crescendo as the party enters the groom's house. This is a tense moment. Sometimes, the groom's family tries to deny entry to the men of the bride's party, and a fight breaks out. But today everything goes smoothly, and men of both houses carry the palanquin into the inner courtyard.
A village khan (leader), his dog, and some of his servants outside the one local store
Strong hands lift the bride onto a cot in the corner of the single room where she will live with her husband. The men then leave the house to begin feasting in the hujera. Totally enclosed in her shawl, the new bride presses tightly to her chest the Koran her father has given her. The women of the household surround her, talking incessantly and cajoling her to show her face. A young girl begins the drumbeat for women, and the groom's female relatives start dancing in the courtyard, celebrating the newcomer's arrival. Later, they will give her money, and in return, she will bow before them and touch their feet in token of future subservience. But, for the moment, the bride remains motionless on the cot. She will stay in this position for three days, rising only to relieve herself. On the third night her husband will creep into the house to consummate the marriage.
While the bride huddles nervously in her new home, the groom, a green-eyed man of twenty five, is fingering his mustache in the hujera of a relative, a different hujera from the one where the feasting is taking place. He is not permitted to join in the festivities of the marriage but must hide in shame at losing his bachelor status. Twenty years ago, young grooms sometimes ran away from their home villages and had to be coaxed back to their wives. But men's shame is no longer so acute. In those days, all men slept in the hujera and only slipped out to visit their wives secretly at night. Women also were shyer then, and a man might not see his wife's face for a year or more. But nowadays, with the curtailment of warfare and the weakening of the village khans, or leaders, most men sleep at home with their wives.
The groom is speculating about his new wife's appearance. He has never seen her, but he has heard reports that she is light skinned and fat—an ideal beauty. His own sexual experience has been with boys his own age who played the passive role and with girls of the servant class. For him, sexual dominance is an expression of power. He hopes that the youth and innocence of his bride will render her docile and respectful. However, he fears that the marriage will be a contentious one. That is how all marriages end up. "It is because our women are no good," he muses
For two more nights the groom stays in the hujera, pretending indifference to his marriage. Then, on the third night, he steals into his family's compound and opens the door of the room where his bride is waiting. He is slightly inebriated from smoking hashish. She is unveiled and afraid to look at him. Sometimes, the groom finds his bride repulsive and cannot have sex with her. Or he may have been enchanted by a male lover and rendered incapable of heterosexual intercourse. The bride has no recourse, for Pakhtun marriage is a lifetime contract. Moreover, the wife even follows her husband to heaven or hell, so that they are united for eternity.
In the room adjoining the nuptial chamber, the groom's sisters have bored a hole in the wall and are spying on the couple. The groom gives the girl a gold watch and some sweets. He begins to caress and tease her, but she is too terrified to respond, and the sexual act is rough and hasty. Thus the couple enter into married life.
The giving of a woman in marriage is a touchy business for the Swat Pakhtun. Historically, a weak lineage gave women to its stronger neighbors in order to form alliances, and victors in war expressed their triumph by taking women from the conquered. As a result, there is the suggestion that the wife givers are inferior to the wife takers—and any hint of inferiority is intolerable to a Pakhtun. Hostility toward marriage as an institution is seen in the ritual stoning of the bride's palanquin and in the fights between the bride's party and the groom's party. If divorce were allowed, no marriage would last for long.
The groom feels shame at his marriage because every Pakhtun man, not unlike the mythical American cowboy, seeks to present himself as completely self reliant, independent, and free of obligation. But the cowboy can always reject home and family and ride away into the sunset—an option the Pakhtun man does not have. Instead, he effectively hides his wife inside the privacy of the purdah household. Her presence is known to an outsider only through the tea she prepares. The Pakhtun woman must never be seen by men who are not close family members. She must never leave the compound walls without her husband's permission. By remaining a virtual prisoner inside her husband's house, she helps to uphold his honor, for she is a part of all he possesses and her behavior is a direct reflection of his power and control.
Years ago, if a Pakhtun woman was seen by a man who was not her relative, her enraged husband would cut off her nose as a punishment and as a means of cleansing his family honor, which her carelessness had sullied. While this custom has been abandoned, severe beatings are common. And a woman found alone with a man who is not a relative has committed a killing offense, for it will be assumed that the liaison is sexual. In such a case, although the husband may not actually desire her death, the pressure of public opinion, the code of Pakhtunwali, which demands vengeance, and his own sense of acute shame, would all push him to take action.


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using System;
using System.Text;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using MutagenRuntime;
using System.Linq;
using NUnit.Framework;

namespace MutagenTests
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class AssertCollectionTests
    {

        AssertCollection theCollection;

        [SetUp]
        public void Setup()
        {
            theCollection = new AssertCollection();
        }

        private MutagenRuntime.TestContext testContextInstance;

        [Test]
        public void EmptyCollection_ThrowsOnExecute()
        {
            try
            {
                theCollection.Execute();
                Assert.Fail("AssertCollection did not throw on execute!");
            }
            catch
            {

            }
        }

        [Test]
        public void Execute_ExecutesSingleStep()
        {
            bool stepSet = false;

            theCollection.Push(() => { stepSet = true; return true; });
            theCollection.Execute();
            Assert.IsTrue(stepSet);
        }

        [Test]
        public void Execute_ExecutesAllSteps()
        {
            int numSteps = 0;

            for(int i = 0; i < 123; i++)
                theCollection.Push(() => { numSteps++; return true; });
            theCollection.Execute();
            Assert.AreEqual(123, numSteps);
        }

        [Test]
        public void Execute_ReturnsCorrectResult()
        {
            int nSteps = 0;

            for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
                theCollection.Push(() => { nSteps++; return nSteps % 2 == 0; });
            var result = theCollection.Execute();

            Assert.AreEqual(5, result.Count(x => x.result == true));
            Assert.AreEqual(5, result.Count(x => x.result == false));
        }

        [Test]
        public void GuardedAssert_DoesNotCallGuardedFuncIfGuardFailsToTrigger()
        {
            bool funcCalled = false;
            var ass = AssertDelegate.GuardedAssert(() => { funcCalled = true; return true; }, () => false);

            Assert.IsTrue(ass());
            Assert.IsFalse(funcCalled);
        }

        [Test]
        public void GuardedAssert_CallsGuardedFuncIfGuardIsTriggered()
        {
            var funcCalled = false;
            var ass = AssertDelegate.GuardedAssert(() => { funcCalled = true; return true; }, () => true);

            Assert.IsTrue(ass());
            Assert.IsTrue(funcCalled);
        }

        [Test]
        public void GuardedAssert_ReturnsValueOfCalledFunction()
        {
            var ass = AssertDelegate.GuardedAssert(() => { return false; }, () => true);
            Assert.IsFalse(ass());
        }

    }
}


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Washington DC holidays
Compare the best Washington DC holidays
Book Washington DC holidays and prepare to witness some of the biggest icons of America, such as the White House, the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. Even if you have only a passing interest in politics, Washington DC has plenty to enthral.
The capital of the United States of America, Washington DC is a political powerhouse but its appeal extends to a wide range of visitors...
Holidays in Washington DC can be filled with sightseeing, museums and galleries – it's a city break destination with plenty to offer on the cultural front.
The capital is not in a state, it's in the District of Columbia, which sits on the Potomac River on land donated by neighbouring Maryland. It can be found inland and a little north of the midway point of the eastern coast.
The main pulling power of Washington DC is the sightseeing. No trip would be complete without sneaking a peek at the White House – the home to every American president since John Adams. Or stand on the National Mall and gaze at the great white dome of the Capitol Building in one direction, while you can turn to spy the obelisk that is the Washington Monument. From there you can read thousands of names on the haunting Vietnam War Memorial, or stare in wonder at the giant seated statue of Abraham Lincoln, inside his Greek temple home at the Lincoln Memorial. The Jefferson Memorial is another to tick off your list of must-see iconic tributes to the nation's past.
Washington DC's museum scene is staggering. Within the mighty museum complex that is the Smithsonian there are 19 museums alone. You can also discover new things at the Holocaust Museum, the US Mint's engraving and printing tour, the International Spy Museum, the National Museum of Crime & Punishment or maybe even take a tour of FBI HQ. The national cultural centre, the Kennedy Center, is also worth a few hours and offers an excellent venue to catch performing arts.
Sightseeing in Washington DC is concentrated on the central area and there isn't much to see in the outlying areas.
Washington DC's two neighbouring states also offer day trips from the nation's capital. In Virginia you'll find Arlington Cemetery, where the nation's service personnel are laid to rest, plus the home of the department of defence, the Pentagon. In Maryland you can visit the lovely city of Annapolis.
Road trips are popular from Washington DC, with the eastern cities of Philadelphia and New York within easy reach.
Compare prices of Washington DC holidays today with TravelSupermarket's easy-to-use search tool on the left.
If the weather is an important element of your trip, read on to find out when to book holidays to Washington DC...
Summer is a hot and humid affair in Washington DC. Expect to feel the heat with temperatures regularly pushing past 30C, while the humidity brings storms, and July is the rainiest month. Spring is pleasantly warm, winters can get cold and snow is common, while autumn is mild with less rainfall and fewer crowds.
It's possible to find cheap holidays to Washington DC throughout the year. Summer is extremely busy with visitors from across the US so you're likely to find cheaper Washington DC holiday packages in spring, autumn and winter, with the possible exception of peak holiday seasons such as Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The capital celebrates and commemorates the past and the present throughout the year...
Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr; January: The great American civil rights campaigner is honoured around his January birthday on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, where he delivered his "I have a dream" speech. A military guard leads the salute.
Earth Day; April: The whole family can learn more about caring for the planet while taking part in a variety of activities around Earth Day. There are celebrity speakers, musicians and rallies to join.
National Memorial Day Parade; May: Be in the nation's capital for the ceremony honouring people who have served their country in the military. Thousands line the streets alongside war heroes and celebrities as the parade moves through Washington DC.
Independence Day celebrations; July 4: See the sky above Capitol Hill lit with a spectacular display of fireworks during this most patriotic of events. There are parades and parties a-plenty throughout the day and night.
National Christmas Tree Lighting; December: Enjoy a pre-Christmas party at this prestigious tree-lighting ceremony where big music acts and local choirs provide the entertainment.
Washington DC is a destination for everyone. Find out what to do in the nation's capital...
Kids and teens: The museums of the Smithsonian Institution are absolutely fantastic. Young film fans will recognise the site from the second Night at the Museum movie starring Ben Stiller. There's a museum to suit your family, whatever fans the flames of their young minds.
Free and cheap: It costs nothing to see most of the sights in Washington DC, as the big monuments are outdoors and readily accessible. Have fun recreating famous movie moments at some truly memorable places (just don't go wading through the Reflecting Pool like Jenny in Forrest Gump!).
Shopping: It's not a city for shopping, though there are excellent boutiques and restaurants in the historic neighbourhood of Georgetown.