A farmer is seeking justice after being hit by a speeding vehicle over two weeks ago while travelling along the Mahaica, East Coast Demerara roadway.
Afraz Sattaur was on his way to the Woodlands Hospital on May 16, with his common-law wife Razena Hassan, when he was hit by a speeding car along the Mahaica old road.
Speaking to Stabroek News from his bed at Georgetown Public Hos-pital (GPH) yesterday, Sattaur stated that he was driving a Route 50 minibus along the Mahaica roadway when a white, car with tinted glass came speeding around the corner.
He added that when he observed the vehicle speeding towards him he tried to pull into the corner but it was too late and the vehicle subsequently hit the minibus which also had about 8 passengers.
The collision resulted in the minibus toppling into a nearby trench and Sattaur being pinned under the bus.
Sattaur stated that persons nearby ran to render assistance, but he had to be pulled from under the vehicle by a truck.
The father of two stated that he was rushed to the nearby Mahaicony Hospi-tal but was later transferred to GPH where he was told that he had broken both legs, his right arm and his left elbow.
When Stabroek News made contact with Sattaur's relatives, Hassan's mother, Ameena Hassan, stated that her daughter was unable to speak as she had only been discharged from the Woodlands Hospital some 3 days ago.
The distraught mother mentioned that since the accident her daughter has not been eating and has been depressed.
Ameena said that thus far her daughter's medical bill stands at $1.4 million adding that she is set to undergo another surgery on Saturday.
Although, according to Sattaur, a statement was taken by the police the family is yet to receive further information as to whether or not someone has been arrested or will be charged.
Sattaur stated that he was told that the driver of the car had also been admitted as a patient at GPH but was discharged some weeks ago.
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Best non-touristy things to do/see in New Zealand and Australia?
about 2 years ago about Australia
I'll be starting out with 15 days on each island of NZ, then three one-week stays up the coast of Eastern Oz. I'm hoping to extend my travels in Oz, and/or head back to NZ or surrounding areas
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Sounds like a mad trip coming up! I haven't been to the North Island of New Zealand, but I did an 11 day road-trip from Christchurch to Queenstown, via Arthur's Pass, Lake Tekapo, Mount Cook, and Milford Sound in January this year.
Will you be hiring a car in New Zealand or Australia? I go camping up the northern NSW coast most weekends, so can provide you with some off-the-beaten-track destinations or ideas, but first I'd need to know if you've got a hire car and camping gear, or if you're staying in hostels along the way!
Milly about 2 years ago
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For non-touristy things around Sydney, I'd head down south to the Jarvis Bay area. Lot's of national parks, secluded beaches, fishing, camping, bushwalks etc. and with enough choice that it's usually pretty easy to avoid the crowded spots. You'll most likely need a car to get around though.
I can recommend Meroo National park (google image it!) for a great place to camp which is a bit out of the usual tourist trail in that area.
Hope you have a great trip!
Pearse about 2 years ago
Answered by Pearse via WorldNomads.com
"Touristy" things are hard to define. What may be touristy to one person may not be to another.
When we were in NZ we loved going to the vineyards and sampling wines. We thought that Queenstown was a spectacular place to go. Lots of outdoor activities, spent a few hours watching a demonstration of sheep herding (and sheering). Did the jet boats near there. Milford Sound is world famous but tightly regulated in terms of hiking, but worth doing a day (even without an end to end permit). about 2 years ago
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Visit the Wairarapa coast (near Wellington). It is spectacular. Stay in Greytown or Martinborough (which is are favoured spots for Wellingtonians for weekend breaks for vineyard tours and a nice atmosphere). Don't stay in Masterton, which is a dump. about 2 years ago
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When are you going? I visited New Zealand in September/October which is truly off season, so even the most touristy areas like Milford Sound were quiet.
Best non-touristy thing I did was sailing up Queen Charlotte Sound (Marlborough Sounds), camping and swimming off the boat and seeing fairy penguins, dolphins and kiwis! I'd recommend the Queen Charlotte Track too if you're into walking, but don't want anything too full on. Is skiing touristy? Skiing by Wanaka is AWESOME, plus Wanaka is the less-touristy version of Queenstown if you don't fancy the crowds.
However, a tourist cruise up Doubtful Sound is also worth it - sea lions and penguins galore, plus swimming (and a lot of scrabble in the evening!) even in winter. about 2 years ago
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8.The Great Ocean Road
Just go through https://www.ratecompares.com/blog/explore-australian-top-attractions/ to read about these places and see the pictures. I am sure you will be unable to stop yourself to visit these places. over 1 year ago
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Many races live upon the face of Arda. The Ainur, the Elves and Men, Dwarves, Hobbits, Ents, also Orcs and Trolls... Aren't we forgetting someone? Yes, we are: the animals! But no more. The Animals of Middle-earth is our January topic.
Our world knows many species of animals, and there are not fewer of them in Middle-earth: two- and four-legged ones, even those many-legged, and, of course, fishesss, precioussss... Eagles always held a special place among them as the heralds of Manwë, and played an important role in the tales of Middle-earth. They fought in battles, and more than once their wings saved lives – were it Beren and Lúthien, dwarves, hobbits, or a certain wizard.
Another of the wizards was known for having a special connection to animals – Radagast the Brown, just like the Rohirrim to their horses. Not only the noble Maeras, but all of their herds that they loved like their own children. Riding is a common means of transport, and animals are important for all people not only as a means of transport, but also in providing their food. Many families are dependent on their animals, and consider them family members. Even the hunters have respect to their prey.
Aragorn and Legolas are not farmers, but they certainly encountered animals daily – their horses, the animals they had to hunt for food, or those they just encountered in the wilderness... What is their relationship to animals? You can write about the horses they got from Éomer – Hasufel and Arod, or the other horses they had, like Roheryn whom Aragorn got as a gift from Arwen.
You can write about their pets – what animal did little Legolas or little Estel drag home and beg his father to let him keep it? Are they a dog person or a cat person? Maybe they had a special relationship with a pet. The love of an animal can be just as strong and precious as the love of a close friend.


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The Cruise (review)
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Sometimes titles of plays (or novels, short stories, etc.) can prove problematical. At least they should give a hint to the audience what awaits. Some alas make very little sense (Other Desert Cities I'm looking at you). Others, such as the Jonathan Ceniceroz' The Cruise at LATC end up a source of contemplation, because the title actually suggests so much. Consider the word "cruise." Obviously, given the play takes place on a cruise ship, we have the simple act of traveling on the surface of the sea—as ancient a metaphor for life as boats. It also harkens to "cruising" as in looking for partners. And to constant travel without landing anywhere, never really finding a home.
All of which makes perfect sense. Because this play explores all that and more.
James (Kenneth Lopez) comes aboard the Majestic, a high-end cruise ship, to spend some time with his semi-estranged father Ramon (Ric Salinas), recently hired to give an entertaining lecture about native peoples in the Caribbean. As father shows off the digs, son clearly feels uncomfortable. Part of it seems discomfort over Ramon's unrelenting enthusiasm that reaches the level of garish. As time goes by, layers peel back and we learn more. Some of it we probably expect. Yeah, James is gay. No, Ramon did not get this job under totally above-board circumstances (he gave a false name and lied about his credentials). All this sounds like something of a zany comedy coupled with a bonding experience between father and son so far, right?
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It proves more. Soon enough James meets Judith (Carolyn Almos) and her partner Howard (Gary Lamb), taking one of many mini-vacations aboard the Majestic. They turn out to be conservatives who've come into money and now want to enter politics. Well, Judith has and does. She wants to help groom a Latino for the GOP nomination to the legislature. Given this day and age, one might expect this pair to be demonized. Not so. At the very least, maybe a Jekyll and Hyde situation wherein an evil bigot emerges when the subject turns to politics. Again, not so.
Given these end up coming across as charming, in many ways positive, and very much individuals, formula might call for James and Ramon to function as stereotypes. But yet again, not so. The layers continue to peel back, revealing surprises.
For example, James recently panicked over a long term relationship. He feels adrift, unsure of what his life can or should be. Ramon it turns out has a long, long history political activism—so much so it ultimately wore away at his wife's considerable patience at his absenteeism and lack of support. His planned lecture aims to upset the guests with extremely unpleasant truths about Christopher Columbus.
Navigating amid such shoals we find Cruise Director Boyd (Brian Wallace), whose long history with Ramon blends enmity as well as friendship, frustration and loyalty, even some romance as well as fierce judgment. Boyd's character seems almost designed to steal the show, with a scalpel-sharp wit and ability to metaphorically tap dance with great skill. He's the Malvolio of the play, far from the lead but too vivid to forget and whose presence put everything else into sharp relief. Under Heath Cullens' direction, in fact, the whole ensemble does a fantastic job of keeping a lot of emotional, dramatic and comic balls in the air simultaneously. Perhaps what impresses most is how those balls have not at all come to rest as the play ends. They remain in the air, although moving on to a different pattern—one we can only guess at.
Ultimately we end up with a show full of genuine and warm charm, but a charm that firmly bites. The script brought to life cuts us, but with an extremely sharp blade—one effortlessly and almost painlessly breaking the skin to leave a delicate scar, yet without drawing one drop of blood.
The Cruise, produced the Latino Theatre Company, plays Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 3pm until April 9, 2017 at the Los Angeles Theatre Center, 514 South Spring Street, Los Angeles CA 90013.
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Hongseong (Hongseong-gun) es un condado de Corea del Sur, y la capital de la provincia de Chungcheong del Sur. El actual gobernador es Kim Seok-hwan. El nombre original de esta ciudad es Hongju.

Símbolos
La bandera representa la Puerta de Joyang junto con la línea de la costa oeste.
La flor de la región es la forsitia, que simboliza la calidez y la bondad en los corazones de la gente de Hongseong.
El árbol de la región es el zelkova, que es conocido por proporcionar mucha sombra. Esto simboliza la lealtad y el patriotismo de la gente de Hongseong.
El pájaro de la región es la urraca, que también es el pájaro nacional de Corea. Simboliza la buena suerte, las buenas noticias y la esperanza.

Población

Los bienes culturales
En Hongseong, una gran estatua de Buda está grabada en una roca sobresaliente con forma de santuario. En general, el tocado es sólido y la integridad se muestra en la cara, pero la estatua está desequilibrada por su pérdida de volumen hacia el fondo.

Sitio atribuido a Choe Yeong:
 Gibongsa: en Noeunli, santuario que fue reconstruido en 1995; sitio de un servicio conmemorativo cada otoño para consolar el alma del General Yeong

Sitios atribuidos a Seong Sammun:
Tumba del Maestro Seong Sammum: en Noeunli, donde vivía la familia de su madre y donde nació; anteriormente una sala de conferencias cerrada en 1676.
Piedra conmemorativa del maestro Seong Sammum: en Noeunli, casa de preservación de la piedra conmemorativa grabada de Yuheobi.
Noeundan: en Noeunri, sitio de servicio conmemorativo realizado cada 10 de octubre; tiene las lápidas ancestrales de Seong Sammun

Sitios atribuidos a Han Yong-un:
Lugar de nacimiento de Manhae, Han Yongwun: un monumento en Gyeolseongmyeon.
Santuario de Manhaesa: en Hongbukmyeon, construido para albergar su retrato.
Estatua de Manhae, Han Yongwun: en Namjangli, construida para establecer su trabajo como una indicación del espíritu nacional
Manhae, Salón de la Experiencia Cultural Han Yongwun: en Gyeolseongmyeon, construido en 2007 frente a su lugar de nacimiento para conmemorar su espíritu y filosofía.

Sitios atribuidos a Kim Jwajin:
Lugar de nacimiento del General Kim Jwajin: en el Parque Paekya en Galsanmyeon, donde nació y se crio; la restauración comenzó en 1991
Piedra conmemorativa para rendir homenaje a la memoria del General Kim Jwajin: en Galsanmyeon, describe sus logros; construida en 1949
Estatua del General Kim Jwajin: en Goamli, articula su logro cuando aniquiló un ejército japonés a los 31 años de edad
Baekyasa: en Galsanmyeon, santuario donde se celebra el servicio durante el festival de Baekya cada 25 de octubre.

Festivales
Festival del berberecho de Namdangli: Las características topográficas de la costa de la zona de Hongseong, en particular la zona de la bahía de Cheonsu, permiten obtener muchos berberechos de huevo. Los berberechos de huevo tienen un sabor único y no son fáciles de comer en las zonas urbanas. Por estas razones, el festival se convirtió gradualmente en un éxito. Sin embargo, un derrame de petróleo en los alrededores de Taean dificultó la celebración de este festival recientemente. Hongseong no sufrió daños directos por el derrame de petróleo. El condado se llevó a cabo como anfitrión el 16 de enero de 2008.

Festival Naepo: Iniciado en 2004, este festival honra la cultura Naepo en todo Hongseong en el mes de octubre. Representa la lealtad de la cultura del pueblo de Hongseong. Incluye muchas competiciones y actuaciones en conmemoración del General Choe Yeong y de aquellos que sacrificaron sus vidas en la batalla del castillo de Hongju.

Festival de la victoria del General Kim: Este festival se celebra cada octubre en el lugar de nacimiento y el santuario del General Kim Jwa-jin para conmemorar su victoria en Cheongsanli. Los espectáculos incluyen el baile de máscaras de Bongsan, la actuación de pungmul, eventos de la escuela militar, degustación de makgeolli, y más.

Véase también
Corea del Sur
Geografía de Corea del Sur

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Original Post 4/15/2019: On Friday, May 10, Fat Head's Brewery in Middleburg Heights will host the Bob Ross Experience, a paint night fundraiser with proceeds going to the Cleveland chapter of A Special Wish Foundation.
"Honoring Bob Ross through this unique fundraiser is such a fun way to raise money to help grant wishes in our community," says Eileen Lane, executive director of A Special Wish Foundation, in a press release.
Fat Head's Brewery and A Special Wish Foundation encourage attendees to wear their best denim outfits as they channel their inner Ross while creating their own artistic masterpieces.
Tickets to the event cost $45 plus a handling fee. The price of admission includes paint supplies, a canvas, one drink ticket and, perhaps most importantly, a Ross wig.


FINCONS GROUP participates in the II Tax Executive Meeting organized by Business International.
The event is addressed to Tax Manager and It is a very important meeting where they will discuss about their new role and the last tax laws.
FINCONS GROUP takes part in the event with a stand and It will introduce FiscalOne, the unique and innovative solution that allows to manage efficiently corporate and group tax processes in a standardized way.


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Q: RubyMine syntax error - new version of ruby 2.1.2 I have recently updated my ruby version. I had ruby 2.1.0p0 and now moved to ruby 2.1.2p95.
The problem is that now almost all my files have syntax error showing in rubymine.
This used to be fine:
format.json { render json: data }

Now I have to change it to this to remove the error syntax:
format.json { render json => data }

The probleme is that I have more than 2000 files, I cannot changed all of them will take me ages.
Please help.

A: I stumbled on this question and I'm pretty sure I have your answer, though I would need more information to be certain. (The same information Dave Schweisguth asked for)
90% likely you need to set your "Ruby SDK and Gems" setting to the appropriate Ruby version, add that recent update to 2.1.2p95 to your list and choose it, as described at http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/quickstart/#Step_3_Manage_Gems
Good luck.

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Bring It On 2: Gabrielle Union Shared Details For The Sequel Movie
Bring It On is a 2000 American young cheerleading comedy movie directed via way of means of Peyton Reid and written via way of means of Jessica Bedding. The film stars Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Jessie Bradford, and Gabriel Union. It changed into introduced into the movie collection for the primary time and changed into accompanied through 5 direct-to-video sequels, None of which might be from the authentic cast: Bring It On Again (2004), which the manufacturers shared with the
Bring It On: All or Nothing (2006), Bring It On: In It To Win It (2007), Bring It On: Fight To The Finish (2009), and Bring It On: Worldwide Cheersmack (2017). The plot of the film centers around preparing for a team and participating in cheerleading competitions.
In an interview with James Corden on The Late Late Show:
Union stated that there was going to be a "sequence" with the actors from the original film. The union, which is currently working on the best of the L.A. spectrum, stopped to argue when Corden's show reunited him with a series last Wednesday. In particular, she referenced a recent panel that she and Dunst had a few weeks earlier. Then when asked about the sequel, both stars stated that they are "absolutely."
Source: Pop Times UK
Released on August 25, 2000, it follows the On the High School cheer squad, who discover that their best routines for another school have been stolen by their former captain just before the start of the national championship.
There are actually five sequels brought in, but they all went straight to DVD and none of the original cast was found.
It seems like a real Bring It On 2 can be coming with the authentic forged withinside the near future:
The 2000 cheerleader movie starred Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Gabriel Union, and Jessie Bradford when it first opened in theaters. Since then, the film has generated several direct video sequences, although none of these follow-up films included original cast members.
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Microsoft Dynamics ERP: NAV Integration
Rossey Charleston
Wholesale companies running Microsoft Dynamics NAV for their ERP needs often wonder whether it is possible to integrate with third party systems such as sales order management. The good news is that it is possible; however, it's important to understand what factors will determine whether a Microsoft Dynamics ERP integration is a project that can be accomplished in-house, or whether support from a Microsoft partner is necessary to make it happen.
Microsoft Dynamics ERP Background
Like its larger competitors Oracle and SAP, Microsoft has several product lines within Dynamics which are based on its acquisitions over the years. The instances or versions a given company could be running include:
Microsoft Dynamics NAV – formerly Navision. NAV is currently on release NAV 2016, and is the most popular of the Dynamics product lines.
Microsoft Dynamics GP – formerly Great Plains. Microsoft Dynamics GP is on version GP 2013 R2 and is oriented towards rapidly growing small and mid-market firms.
Dynamics SL – formerly Solomon, specializing in project based accounting for small and mid-market companies, typically in the general contracting and homebuilding space. Solomon, now on version 9.0, was acquired by Great Plains in 2000, a year before it was acquired by Microsoft.
Microsoft Dynamics AX – formerly Axapta. AX is currently on version AX 2012 R3 and is oriented towards large, global enterprises.
Microsoft Dynamics' two most popular product lines are NAV and AX. Dynamics NAV was developed through Microsoft's acquisition of Navision, and Dynamics AX was developed through the acquisition of Axapta, a collaboration between IBM and a Danish firm. Currently, Microsoft Dynamics encompasses about 5% percent of global ERP market share, behind SAP, Oracle, Sage, and Infor. Dynamics AX makes up the majority of global implementations, while NAV has greater market saturation within the United States. Dynamics NAV has the most United States market share of the two product lines due to its appeal to the mid-market and simplicity of installation. However, the majority of Microsoft's ERP revenues come from AX, due to the higher cost and complexity of each individual implementation.
NAV Technical Background
Each of the Microsoft Dynamics products is based on different coding languages - many of which are proprietary - and may have different protocols for integration with other applications. For the purposes of this article, we'll focus mainly on NAV integrations. Microsoft Dynamics NAV is based primarily on .NET architecture running atop a SQL database and only works with the Explorer browser. It is available either as an on-premise installation, or in the cloud through Microsoft's network of business partners. As is generally true of on-premise vs. cloud installations, the on-premise installations have more of an ability to be customized and extended than the cloud versions.
Customization: Proceed with Caution
Customizations are definitely doable with Microsoft Dynamics ERP products. Microsoft relies heavily on its extensive partner network to assist its customers with these projects. This is due in part to the fact that Microsoft uses proprietary rather than open source programming. In addition, some of the Microsoft Dynamics products are more complex than others; AX is generally much more complex than NAV, as are the organizations that use it, so implementations, integrations, and upgrades typically require a lot more support than is required by NAV. Although assistance from a partner is usually needed to customize, initial setup is fairly simple using the NAV wizard. This allows NAV to be set up and managed "out of the box" with minimal project management and specialized resources; it makes NAV a great fit for customers who may not have the resources to do a large-scale implementation effort, but rather need something that can be up and running quickly with minimal technical know-how. However, as businesses grow, their needs change and become more sophisticated, so some degree of customization may be required. This requires specialized skills and resources that most SMB's – NAV's core user base – don't have. In these cases, Microsoft's network of NAV partners is available to assist.
NAV Integration Options and Considerations
There are two primary methods of integrating Microsoft Dynamics NAV with third party applications. The first is via application programming interfaces (APIs) that allow two-way communication between Microsoft NAV and third party software. These APIs are typically developed and maintained by the third-party software application provider. The second is building a custom interface using Dynamics' XMLport objects. This involves a system administrator putting NAV data into an XML format for exchange or integration purposes. Generally speaking, the API is by far the simpler of the two options. Integrating Microsoft Dynamics using custom code is not a small undertaking. Like most Microsoft products, NAV is based on proprietary code, which Microsoft makes available to developers for purchase. Because it is not open source, that severely limits what those who do not specialize in Microsoft development are going to be able to do with the software. In addition, custom code integrations are difficult to manage over time and as business needs change. This is why Microsoft prefers that these sorts of projects be handled by its network of trusted partners.
Determining Your NAV Integration Path
Now that you understand some of the general considerations that can impact your integration of Microsoft Dynamics with third party applications, you can create an integration plan for your particular situation. To do this, you need to identify:
Your business needs: what should the integration allow you to do?
Which version of Microsoft Dynamics, and what specific applications are you running?
Is there a Microsoft partner that offers a supported integration tool, or is an interface offered by the third party vendor?
If no integration tools are available, does your organization have the experience with Microsoft proprietary code to develop and support your own interface? If not, you will likely need to identify a partner organization to assist.
Has your current system been modified or customized? How could these impact your integration plans?
What are your future upgrade plans?
Generally speaking, the least costly option for integrating Microsoft Dynamics with third party applications––with the least possibility for long-term issues––is to use an API provided by the third party application vendor. If an API is not available, a Microsoft partner may offer a "plug and play" integration tool that can be used. Only when these options are not available, or when they do not meet your business needs, should custom interface development – with or without a partner – be considered. Do you have a need to integrate your Microsoft Dynamics ERP with a third party application? What challenges are you facing? We'd like to hear about it in the comments.


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Q: Angular.js app - api secruity We are currently making and angular based app. All info comes from an api.
We don't want to store any state on the client side with cookies etc. So when a user refreshes the app, we had planned to call /account/details which will return the user object if logged in, false not.
The trouble is, the security model we have used is that we set an auth-token (returned as part of the user object from the above /account/details or successful /login call) that is sent in the header of any api request.
The api checks that this auth-token sent in the header matches what's in the logged-in-users table and sends back the data if there is a match.
Obviously, the problem is, on refresh we aren't saving anything client side so don't have this auth-token to send any more.
The api, as it's on the same domain sets a php session cookie. We were thinking that for this account/details call only we could match the session cookie value against the logged-in-users table. However this sounds dodgy to us. Would this be ok? Or is there another much simpler way to overcome this chicken and egg situation?

A: You may consider having the application use sessionStorage to store the authentication token. This has the advantages of the cookie you're looking for, but is maintained by JavaScript and is not automatically sent to the server.


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Danville prepares for remnants of Hurricane Ian
Danville Life Saving Crew(Makayla Shelton)
By Makayla Shelton
Published: Sep. 30, 2022 at 10:06 PM EDT
DANVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) -First responders in Danville are prepared for the remnants of Hurricane Ian this weekend.
The Danville Life Saving Crew has filled all of their boats and vehicles with fuel and made sure all equipment is working properly.
"We did about six hours worth of preparatory work yesterday to make sure all our gear is in order. We inventoried the gear and made sure everything was right to make sure at a moment's notice, if we do get deployed locally or in conjunction with our partners in the county, we're ready to be of assistance in any way needed," said Bryan Fox, deputy chief of operations for the Danville Life Saving Crew.
Deputy Chief Fox says to try to stay off the roads but if you have to travel, avoid low lying areas that are prone to flooding.
"Flash Flooding can pop up at any minute," added deputy chief Fox. "It's very cliché, but everybody says, 'turn around, don't drown.' Don't try to navigate any water that's covering the roadway. Turn around and go back and look around. If you can't find a way out call 911."
Danville Utilities filled up all of their vehicles with fuel and has extra personnel coming from Ohio Friday to help assist in any power outages.
"It just helps restore service quicker. It's always good to have crews stationed in different areas of our system. They're working safely, but the more crews that we have working helps restore power very, very quickly when we have a mass event. That's typically what we see with with a hurricane like Ian," explained Jason Grey, director of utilities.
Danville Utilities also said they will work on the biggest outage areas first, then work their way to the smaller ones. Updates on their work can be found on the Danville Utilities Facebook Page.


Bacon is my favorite breakfast food! Are you a bacon lover, too? Cooking bacon in the oven is quick and simple with less mess. I think the bacon gets crispier and does not shrink as bad as cooking on top of the stove. Bacon drippings are always kept at my house to use in seasoning vegetables or my cornbread muffins.
Spread the uncooked bacon on a cooking sheet or in any baking dish. You can make however many slices of bacon you want. Here is a little tip I use but this is not necessary. I sprinkle about 1/2 cup flour on a dish or paper plate and flour my bacon before cooking in the oven. It seems to me it makes the bacon taste better and it does not curl up. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and bake bacon for about 10 minutes on each side. Ovens vary so it may take more or less time. You will be able to see when the bacon is cooked to your specifications. Remove and drain on paper towels. Save or discard the bacon drippings. Enjoy!
Don't Forget to Pin How to Cook Bacon in the Oven!
I have cooked bacon in my oven for years. I place the bacon strips on a foil lined cookie sheet. It doesn't splatter grease all over. You can also place the bacon strips on racks that are placed on cookie sheets. I often put left over bacon in a zip lock baggie and keep in the fridge. I reheat for a few seconds in the microwave and it tastes like it was just cooked.
Mix brown sugar with cayenne and then sprinkle the mixture on the bacon before you bake it. To die for!!!!!
I don't have this problem, Marsha. Mine does not splatter when I make it.
We always cook bacon in the oven. I like your tip I'll try it next time. Thanks!
Thank you for the response. Will give it a try.
Does the flour affect the bacon drippings ??
No, it doesn't when I do it.
I bake the strips in my oven, toaster oven or the microwave. I watch carefully so they don't burn. I like to sprinkle a little cinnamon/sugar or maple syrup on top, before baking. I don't eat bacon too often, & never re-use the saturated fat drippings. I like crisp bacon in salads, or with a scrambled egg omelet, with French toast or a small potato pancake, topped with sugar-free maple or blueberry syrup. Now you have some ideas for breakfasts all week! Thank you Judy; I enjoy your recipes.
How long can you keep bacon grease in the refrigerator?
I have kept it for a couple weeks Linda. It goes rancid after a while. I cook with it a lot so it doesn't last long at my house.
I would love to try this, but just have this mental image of grease popping all over the inside of the oven. I know you said less mess, but could you give me a little more to go on. Thank you. I LOVE bacon!
We've always used the grease in our cornbread too. After heating it, have always poured it into the batter, stirred in quickly, and then poured into skillet, muffin pans, etc.
I don't have a problem if you bake it on 350 degrees. You need to watch it though so it doesn't burn. You could put it in a deep baking dish if you think it will pop grease but mine doesn't. I make it on a regular baking pan or cookie sheet with no problem. Ovens vary, if you see it popping grease turn it down. It may take longer to cook though.


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  private static final libthrift091.protocol.TField SNAPSHOT_PERIOD_FIELD_DESC = new libthrift091.protocol.TField("snapshotPeriod", libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64, (short)4);
  private static final libthrift091.protocol.TField CREATED_TIMESTAMP_FIELD_DESC = new libthrift091.protocol.TField("createdTimestamp", libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64, (short)5);
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  private static final int __CREATEDTIMESTAMP_ISSET_ID = 3;
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    tmpMap.put(_Fields.SNAPSHOT_PERIOD, new libthrift091.meta_data.FieldMetaData("snapshotPeriod", libthrift091.TFieldRequirementType.OPTIONAL,
        new libthrift091.meta_data.FieldValueMetaData(libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64)));
    tmpMap.put(_Fields.CREATED_TIMESTAMP, new libthrift091.meta_data.FieldMetaData("createdTimestamp", libthrift091.TFieldRequirementType.OPTIONAL,
        new libthrift091.meta_data.FieldValueMetaData(libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64)));
    tmpMap.put(_Fields.TIME_TO_ARCHIVE, new libthrift091.meta_data.FieldMetaData("timeToArchive", libthrift091.TFieldRequirementType.OPTIONAL,
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    }
    this.ttl = other.ttl;
    this.snapshotPeriod = other.snapshotPeriod;
    this.createdTimestamp = other.createdTimestamp;
    this.timeToArchive = other.timeToArchive;
  }

  public PointInTimeRecovery deepCopy() {
    return new PointInTimeRecovery(this);
  }

  @Override
  public void clear() {
    setEnablePointInTimeRecoveryIsSet(false);
    this.enablePointInTimeRecovery = false;
    this.topicName = null;
    setTtlIsSet(false);
    this.ttl = 0;
    setSnapshotPeriodIsSet(false);
    this.snapshotPeriod = 0;
    setCreatedTimestampIsSet(false);
    this.createdTimestamp = 0;
    setTimeToArchiveIsSet(false);
    this.timeToArchive = 0;
  }

  /**
   * PITR is enabled or not;
   */
  public boolean isEnablePointInTimeRecovery() {
    return this.enablePointInTimeRecovery;
  }

  /**
   * PITR is enabled or not;
   */
  public PointInTimeRecovery setEnablePointInTimeRecovery(boolean enablePointInTimeRecovery) {
    this.enablePointInTimeRecovery = enablePointInTimeRecovery;
    setEnablePointInTimeRecoveryIsSet(true);
    return this;
  }

  public void unsetEnablePointInTimeRecovery() {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.clearBit(__isset_bitfield, __ENABLEPOINTINTIMERECOVERY_ISSET_ID);
  }

  /** Returns true if field enablePointInTimeRecovery is set (has been assigned a value) and false otherwise */
  public boolean isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery() {
    return EncodingUtils.testBit(__isset_bitfield, __ENABLEPOINTINTIMERECOVERY_ISSET_ID);
  }

  public void setEnablePointInTimeRecoveryIsSet(boolean value) {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.setBit(__isset_bitfield, __ENABLEPOINTINTIMERECOVERY_ISSET_ID, value);
  }

  /**
   * topic name, should be stream-enabled and topic ttl >= pitr ttl;
   */
  public String getTopicName() {
    return this.topicName;
  }

  /**
   * topic name, should be stream-enabled and topic ttl >= pitr ttl;
   */
  public PointInTimeRecovery setTopicName(String topicName) {
    this.topicName = topicName;
    return this;
  }

  public void unsetTopicName() {
    this.topicName = null;
  }

  /** Returns true if field topicName is set (has been assigned a value) and false otherwise */
  public boolean isSetTopicName() {
    return this.topicName != null;
  }

  public void setTopicNameIsSet(boolean value) {
    if (!value) {
      this.topicName = null;
    }
  }

  /**
   * PITR ttl, include checkpoints and snapshots;
   */
  public long getTtl() {
    return this.ttl;
  }

  /**
   * PITR ttl, include checkpoints and snapshots;
   */
  public PointInTimeRecovery setTtl(long ttl) {
    this.ttl = ttl;
    setTtlIsSet(true);
    return this;
  }

  public void unsetTtl() {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.clearBit(__isset_bitfield, __TTL_ISSET_ID);
  }

  /** Returns true if field ttl is set (has been assigned a value) and false otherwise */
  public boolean isSetTtl() {
    return EncodingUtils.testBit(__isset_bitfield, __TTL_ISSET_ID);
  }

  public void setTtlIsSet(boolean value) {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.setBit(__isset_bitfield, __TTL_ISSET_ID, value);
  }

  /**
   * snapshot period;
   */
  public long getSnapshotPeriod() {
    return this.snapshotPeriod;
  }

  /**
   * snapshot period;
   */
  public PointInTimeRecovery setSnapshotPeriod(long snapshotPeriod) {
    this.snapshotPeriod = snapshotPeriod;
    setSnapshotPeriodIsSet(true);
    return this;
  }

  public void unsetSnapshotPeriod() {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.clearBit(__isset_bitfield, __SNAPSHOTPERIOD_ISSET_ID);
  }

  /** Returns true if field snapshotPeriod is set (has been assigned a value) and false otherwise */
  public boolean isSetSnapshotPeriod() {
    return EncodingUtils.testBit(__isset_bitfield, __SNAPSHOTPERIOD_ISSET_ID);
  }

  public void setSnapshotPeriodIsSet(boolean value) {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.setBit(__isset_bitfield, __SNAPSHOTPERIOD_ISSET_ID, value);
  }

  /**
   * created timestamp, output value;
   */
  public long getCreatedTimestamp() {
    return this.createdTimestamp;
  }

  /**
   * created timestamp, output value;
   */
  public PointInTimeRecovery setCreatedTimestamp(long createdTimestamp) {
    this.createdTimestamp = createdTimestamp;
    setCreatedTimestampIsSet(true);
    return this;
  }

  public void unsetCreatedTimestamp() {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.clearBit(__isset_bitfield, __CREATEDTIMESTAMP_ISSET_ID);
  }

  /** Returns true if field createdTimestamp is set (has been assigned a value) and false otherwise */
  public boolean isSetCreatedTimestamp() {
    return EncodingUtils.testBit(__isset_bitfield, __CREATEDTIMESTAMP_ISSET_ID);
  }

  public void setCreatedTimestampIsSet(boolean value) {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.setBit(__isset_bitfield, __CREATEDTIMESTAMP_ISSET_ID, value);
  }

  /**
   * 快照后归档到fds的时间
   */
  public long getTimeToArchive() {
    return this.timeToArchive;
  }

  /**
   * 快照后归档到fds的时间
   */
  public PointInTimeRecovery setTimeToArchive(long timeToArchive) {
    this.timeToArchive = timeToArchive;
    setTimeToArchiveIsSet(true);
    return this;
  }

  public void unsetTimeToArchive() {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.clearBit(__isset_bitfield, __TIMETOARCHIVE_ISSET_ID);
  }

  /** Returns true if field timeToArchive is set (has been assigned a value) and false otherwise */
  public boolean isSetTimeToArchive() {
    return EncodingUtils.testBit(__isset_bitfield, __TIMETOARCHIVE_ISSET_ID);
  }

  public void setTimeToArchiveIsSet(boolean value) {
    __isset_bitfield = EncodingUtils.setBit(__isset_bitfield, __TIMETOARCHIVE_ISSET_ID, value);
  }

  public void setFieldValue(_Fields field, Object value) {
    switch (field) {
    case ENABLE_POINT_IN_TIME_RECOVERY:
      if (value == null) {
        unsetEnablePointInTimeRecovery();
      } else {
        setEnablePointInTimeRecovery((Boolean)value);
      }
      break;

    case TOPIC_NAME:
      if (value == null) {
        unsetTopicName();
      } else {
        setTopicName((String)value);
      }
      break;

    case TTL:
      if (value == null) {
        unsetTtl();
      } else {
        setTtl((Long)value);
      }
      break;

    case SNAPSHOT_PERIOD:
      if (value == null) {
        unsetSnapshotPeriod();
      } else {
        setSnapshotPeriod((Long)value);
      }
      break;

    case CREATED_TIMESTAMP:
      if (value == null) {
        unsetCreatedTimestamp();
      } else {
        setCreatedTimestamp((Long)value);
      }
      break;

    case TIME_TO_ARCHIVE:
      if (value == null) {
        unsetTimeToArchive();
      } else {
        setTimeToArchive((Long)value);
      }
      break;

    }
  }

  public Object getFieldValue(_Fields field) {
    switch (field) {
    case ENABLE_POINT_IN_TIME_RECOVERY:
      return Boolean.valueOf(isEnablePointInTimeRecovery());

    case TOPIC_NAME:
      return getTopicName();

    case TTL:
      return Long.valueOf(getTtl());

    case SNAPSHOT_PERIOD:
      return Long.valueOf(getSnapshotPeriod());

    case CREATED_TIMESTAMP:
      return Long.valueOf(getCreatedTimestamp());

    case TIME_TO_ARCHIVE:
      return Long.valueOf(getTimeToArchive());

    }
    throw new IllegalStateException();
  }

  /** Returns true if field corresponding to fieldID is set (has been assigned a value) and false otherwise */
  public boolean isSet(_Fields field) {
    if (field == null) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException();
    }

    switch (field) {
    case ENABLE_POINT_IN_TIME_RECOVERY:
      return isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery();
    case TOPIC_NAME:
      return isSetTopicName();
    case TTL:
      return isSetTtl();
    case SNAPSHOT_PERIOD:
      return isSetSnapshotPeriod();
    case CREATED_TIMESTAMP:
      return isSetCreatedTimestamp();
    case TIME_TO_ARCHIVE:
      return isSetTimeToArchive();
    }
    throw new IllegalStateException();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean equals(Object that) {
    if (that == null)
      return false;
    if (that instanceof PointInTimeRecovery)
      return this.equals((PointInTimeRecovery)that);
    return false;
  }

  public boolean equals(PointInTimeRecovery that) {
    if (that == null)
      return false;

    boolean this_present_enablePointInTimeRecovery = true && this.isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery();
    boolean that_present_enablePointInTimeRecovery = true && that.isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery();
    if (this_present_enablePointInTimeRecovery || that_present_enablePointInTimeRecovery) {
      if (!(this_present_enablePointInTimeRecovery && that_present_enablePointInTimeRecovery))
        return false;
      if (this.enablePointInTimeRecovery != that.enablePointInTimeRecovery)
        return false;
    }

    boolean this_present_topicName = true && this.isSetTopicName();
    boolean that_present_topicName = true && that.isSetTopicName();
    if (this_present_topicName || that_present_topicName) {
      if (!(this_present_topicName && that_present_topicName))
        return false;
      if (!this.topicName.equals(that.topicName))
        return false;
    }

    boolean this_present_ttl = true && this.isSetTtl();
    boolean that_present_ttl = true && that.isSetTtl();
    if (this_present_ttl || that_present_ttl) {
      if (!(this_present_ttl && that_present_ttl))
        return false;
      if (this.ttl != that.ttl)
        return false;
    }

    boolean this_present_snapshotPeriod = true && this.isSetSnapshotPeriod();
    boolean that_present_snapshotPeriod = true && that.isSetSnapshotPeriod();
    if (this_present_snapshotPeriod || that_present_snapshotPeriod) {
      if (!(this_present_snapshotPeriod && that_present_snapshotPeriod))
        return false;
      if (this.snapshotPeriod != that.snapshotPeriod)
        return false;
    }

    boolean this_present_createdTimestamp = true && this.isSetCreatedTimestamp();
    boolean that_present_createdTimestamp = true && that.isSetCreatedTimestamp();
    if (this_present_createdTimestamp || that_present_createdTimestamp) {
      if (!(this_present_createdTimestamp && that_present_createdTimestamp))
        return false;
      if (this.createdTimestamp != that.createdTimestamp)
        return false;
    }

    boolean this_present_timeToArchive = true && this.isSetTimeToArchive();
    boolean that_present_timeToArchive = true && that.isSetTimeToArchive();
    if (this_present_timeToArchive || that_present_timeToArchive) {
      if (!(this_present_timeToArchive && that_present_timeToArchive))
        return false;
      if (this.timeToArchive != that.timeToArchive)
        return false;
    }

    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public int hashCode() {
    List<Object> list = new ArrayList<Object>();

    boolean present_enablePointInTimeRecovery = true && (isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery());
    list.add(present_enablePointInTimeRecovery);
    if (present_enablePointInTimeRecovery)
      list.add(enablePointInTimeRecovery);

    boolean present_topicName = true && (isSetTopicName());
    list.add(present_topicName);
    if (present_topicName)
      list.add(topicName);

    boolean present_ttl = true && (isSetTtl());
    list.add(present_ttl);
    if (present_ttl)
      list.add(ttl);

    boolean present_snapshotPeriod = true && (isSetSnapshotPeriod());
    list.add(present_snapshotPeriod);
    if (present_snapshotPeriod)
      list.add(snapshotPeriod);

    boolean present_createdTimestamp = true && (isSetCreatedTimestamp());
    list.add(present_createdTimestamp);
    if (present_createdTimestamp)
      list.add(createdTimestamp);

    boolean present_timeToArchive = true && (isSetTimeToArchive());
    list.add(present_timeToArchive);
    if (present_timeToArchive)
      list.add(timeToArchive);

    return list.hashCode();
  }

  @Override
  public int compareTo(PointInTimeRecovery other) {
    if (!getClass().equals(other.getClass())) {
      return getClass().getName().compareTo(other.getClass().getName());
    }

    int lastComparison = 0;

    lastComparison = Boolean.valueOf(isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery()).compareTo(other.isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery());
    if (lastComparison != 0) {
      return lastComparison;
    }
    if (isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery()) {
      lastComparison = libthrift091.TBaseHelper.compareTo(this.enablePointInTimeRecovery, other.enablePointInTimeRecovery);
      if (lastComparison != 0) {
        return lastComparison;
      }
    }
    lastComparison = Boolean.valueOf(isSetTopicName()).compareTo(other.isSetTopicName());
    if (lastComparison != 0) {
      return lastComparison;
    }
    if (isSetTopicName()) {
      lastComparison = libthrift091.TBaseHelper.compareTo(this.topicName, other.topicName);
      if (lastComparison != 0) {
        return lastComparison;
      }
    }
    lastComparison = Boolean.valueOf(isSetTtl()).compareTo(other.isSetTtl());
    if (lastComparison != 0) {
      return lastComparison;
    }
    if (isSetTtl()) {
      lastComparison = libthrift091.TBaseHelper.compareTo(this.ttl, other.ttl);
      if (lastComparison != 0) {
        return lastComparison;
      }
    }
    lastComparison = Boolean.valueOf(isSetSnapshotPeriod()).compareTo(other.isSetSnapshotPeriod());
    if (lastComparison != 0) {
      return lastComparison;
    }
    if (isSetSnapshotPeriod()) {
      lastComparison = libthrift091.TBaseHelper.compareTo(this.snapshotPeriod, other.snapshotPeriod);
      if (lastComparison != 0) {
        return lastComparison;
      }
    }
    lastComparison = Boolean.valueOf(isSetCreatedTimestamp()).compareTo(other.isSetCreatedTimestamp());
    if (lastComparison != 0) {
      return lastComparison;
    }
    if (isSetCreatedTimestamp()) {
      lastComparison = libthrift091.TBaseHelper.compareTo(this.createdTimestamp, other.createdTimestamp);
      if (lastComparison != 0) {
        return lastComparison;
      }
    }
    lastComparison = Boolean.valueOf(isSetTimeToArchive()).compareTo(other.isSetTimeToArchive());
    if (lastComparison != 0) {
      return lastComparison;
    }
    if (isSetTimeToArchive()) {
      lastComparison = libthrift091.TBaseHelper.compareTo(this.timeToArchive, other.timeToArchive);
      if (lastComparison != 0) {
        return lastComparison;
      }
    }
    return 0;
  }

  public _Fields fieldForId(int fieldId) {
    return _Fields.findByThriftId(fieldId);
  }

  public void read(libthrift091.protocol.TProtocol iprot) throws libthrift091.TException {
    schemes.get(iprot.getScheme()).getScheme().read(iprot, this);
  }

  public void write(libthrift091.protocol.TProtocol oprot) throws libthrift091.TException {
    schemes.get(oprot.getScheme()).getScheme().write(oprot, this);
  }

  @Override
  public String toString() {
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("PointInTimeRecovery(");
    boolean first = true;

    if (isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery()) {
      sb.append("enablePointInTimeRecovery:");
      sb.append(this.enablePointInTimeRecovery);
      first = false;
    }
    if (isSetTopicName()) {
      if (!first) sb.append(", ");
      sb.append("topicName:");
      if (this.topicName == null) {
        sb.append("null");
      } else {
        sb.append(this.topicName);
      }
      first = false;
    }
    if (isSetTtl()) {
      if (!first) sb.append(", ");
      sb.append("ttl:");
      sb.append(this.ttl);
      first = false;
    }
    if (isSetSnapshotPeriod()) {
      if (!first) sb.append(", ");
      sb.append("snapshotPeriod:");
      sb.append(this.snapshotPeriod);
      first = false;
    }
    if (isSetCreatedTimestamp()) {
      if (!first) sb.append(", ");
      sb.append("createdTimestamp:");
      sb.append(this.createdTimestamp);
      first = false;
    }
    if (isSetTimeToArchive()) {
      if (!first) sb.append(", ");
      sb.append("timeToArchive:");
      sb.append(this.timeToArchive);
      first = false;
    }
    sb.append(")");
    return sb.toString();
  }

  public void validate() throws libthrift091.TException {
    // check for required fields
    // check for sub-struct validity
  }

  private void writeObject(java.io.ObjectOutputStream out) throws java.io.IOException {
    try {
      write(new libthrift091.protocol.TCompactProtocol(new libthrift091.transport.TIOStreamTransport(out)));
    } catch (libthrift091.TException te) {
      throw new java.io.IOException(te);
    }
  }

  private void readObject(java.io.ObjectInputStream in) throws java.io.IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
    try {
      // it doesn't seem like you should have to do this, but java serialization is wacky, and doesn't call the default constructor.
      __isset_bitfield = 0;
      read(new libthrift091.protocol.TCompactProtocol(new libthrift091.transport.TIOStreamTransport(in)));
    } catch (libthrift091.TException te) {
      throw new java.io.IOException(te);
    }
  }

  private static class PointInTimeRecoveryStandardSchemeFactory implements SchemeFactory {
    public PointInTimeRecoveryStandardScheme getScheme() {
      return new PointInTimeRecoveryStandardScheme();
    }
  }

  private static class PointInTimeRecoveryStandardScheme extends StandardScheme<PointInTimeRecovery> {

    public void read(libthrift091.protocol.TProtocol iprot, PointInTimeRecovery struct) throws libthrift091.TException {
      libthrift091.protocol.TField schemeField;
      iprot.readStructBegin();
      while (true)
      {
        schemeField = iprot.readFieldBegin();
        if (schemeField.type == libthrift091.protocol.TType.STOP) {
          break;
        }
        switch (schemeField.id) {
          case 1: // ENABLE_POINT_IN_TIME_RECOVERY
            if (schemeField.type == libthrift091.protocol.TType.BOOL) {
              struct.enablePointInTimeRecovery = iprot.readBool();
              struct.setEnablePointInTimeRecoveryIsSet(true);
            } else {
              libthrift091.protocol.TProtocolUtil.skip(iprot, schemeField.type);
            }
            break;
          case 2: // TOPIC_NAME
            if (schemeField.type == libthrift091.protocol.TType.STRING) {
              struct.topicName = iprot.readString();
              struct.setTopicNameIsSet(true);
            } else {
              libthrift091.protocol.TProtocolUtil.skip(iprot, schemeField.type);
            }
            break;
          case 3: // TTL
            if (schemeField.type == libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64) {
              struct.ttl = iprot.readI64();
              struct.setTtlIsSet(true);
            } else {
              libthrift091.protocol.TProtocolUtil.skip(iprot, schemeField.type);
            }
            break;
          case 4: // SNAPSHOT_PERIOD
            if (schemeField.type == libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64) {
              struct.snapshotPeriod = iprot.readI64();
              struct.setSnapshotPeriodIsSet(true);
            } else {
              libthrift091.protocol.TProtocolUtil.skip(iprot, schemeField.type);
            }
            break;
          case 5: // CREATED_TIMESTAMP
            if (schemeField.type == libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64) {
              struct.createdTimestamp = iprot.readI64();
              struct.setCreatedTimestampIsSet(true);
            } else {
              libthrift091.protocol.TProtocolUtil.skip(iprot, schemeField.type);
            }
            break;
          case 6: // TIME_TO_ARCHIVE
            if (schemeField.type == libthrift091.protocol.TType.I64) {
              struct.timeToArchive = iprot.readI64();
              struct.setTimeToArchiveIsSet(true);
            } else {
              libthrift091.protocol.TProtocolUtil.skip(iprot, schemeField.type);
            }
            break;
          default:
            libthrift091.protocol.TProtocolUtil.skip(iprot, schemeField.type);
        }
        iprot.readFieldEnd();
      }
      iprot.readStructEnd();

      // check for required fields of primitive type, which can't be checked in the validate method
      struct.validate();
    }

    public void write(libthrift091.protocol.TProtocol oprot, PointInTimeRecovery struct) throws libthrift091.TException {
      struct.validate();

      oprot.writeStructBegin(STRUCT_DESC);
      if (struct.isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery()) {
        oprot.writeFieldBegin(ENABLE_POINT_IN_TIME_RECOVERY_FIELD_DESC);
        oprot.writeBool(struct.enablePointInTimeRecovery);
        oprot.writeFieldEnd();
      }
      if (struct.topicName != null) {
        if (struct.isSetTopicName()) {
          oprot.writeFieldBegin(TOPIC_NAME_FIELD_DESC);
          oprot.writeString(struct.topicName);
          oprot.writeFieldEnd();
        }
      }
      if (struct.isSetTtl()) {
        oprot.writeFieldBegin(TTL_FIELD_DESC);
        oprot.writeI64(struct.ttl);
        oprot.writeFieldEnd();
      }
      if (struct.isSetSnapshotPeriod()) {
        oprot.writeFieldBegin(SNAPSHOT_PERIOD_FIELD_DESC);
        oprot.writeI64(struct.snapshotPeriod);
        oprot.writeFieldEnd();
      }
      if (struct.isSetCreatedTimestamp()) {
        oprot.writeFieldBegin(CREATED_TIMESTAMP_FIELD_DESC);
        oprot.writeI64(struct.createdTimestamp);
        oprot.writeFieldEnd();
      }
      if (struct.isSetTimeToArchive()) {
        oprot.writeFieldBegin(TIME_TO_ARCHIVE_FIELD_DESC);
        oprot.writeI64(struct.timeToArchive);
        oprot.writeFieldEnd();
      }
      oprot.writeFieldStop();
      oprot.writeStructEnd();
    }

  }

  private static class PointInTimeRecoveryTupleSchemeFactory implements SchemeFactory {
    public PointInTimeRecoveryTupleScheme getScheme() {
      return new PointInTimeRecoveryTupleScheme();
    }
  }

  private static class PointInTimeRecoveryTupleScheme extends TupleScheme<PointInTimeRecovery> {

    @Override
    public void write(libthrift091.protocol.TProtocol prot, PointInTimeRecovery struct) throws libthrift091.TException {
      TTupleProtocol oprot = (TTupleProtocol) prot;
      BitSet optionals = new BitSet();
      if (struct.isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery()) {
        optionals.set(0);
      }
      if (struct.isSetTopicName()) {
        optionals.set(1);
      }
      if (struct.isSetTtl()) {
        optionals.set(2);
      }
      if (struct.isSetSnapshotPeriod()) {
        optionals.set(3);
      }
      if (struct.isSetCreatedTimestamp()) {
        optionals.set(4);
      }
      if (struct.isSetTimeToArchive()) {
        optionals.set(5);
      }
      oprot.writeBitSet(optionals, 6);
      if (struct.isSetEnablePointInTimeRecovery()) {
        oprot.writeBool(struct.enablePointInTimeRecovery);
      }
      if (struct.isSetTopicName()) {
        oprot.writeString(struct.topicName);
      }
      if (struct.isSetTtl()) {
        oprot.writeI64(struct.ttl);
      }
      if (struct.isSetSnapshotPeriod()) {
        oprot.writeI64(struct.snapshotPeriod);
      }
      if (struct.isSetCreatedTimestamp()) {
        oprot.writeI64(struct.createdTimestamp);
      }
      if (struct.isSetTimeToArchive()) {
        oprot.writeI64(struct.timeToArchive);
      }
    }

    @Override
    public void read(libthrift091.protocol.TProtocol prot, PointInTimeRecovery struct) throws libthrift091.TException {
      TTupleProtocol iprot = (TTupleProtocol) prot;
      BitSet incoming = iprot.readBitSet(6);
      if (incoming.get(0)) {
        struct.enablePointInTimeRecovery = iprot.readBool();
        struct.setEnablePointInTimeRecoveryIsSet(true);
      }
      if (incoming.get(1)) {
        struct.topicName = iprot.readString();
        struct.setTopicNameIsSet(true);
      }
      if (incoming.get(2)) {
        struct.ttl = iprot.readI64();
        struct.setTtlIsSet(true);
      }
      if (incoming.get(3)) {
        struct.snapshotPeriod = iprot.readI64();
        struct.setSnapshotPeriodIsSet(true);
      }
      if (incoming.get(4)) {
        struct.createdTimestamp = iprot.readI64();
        struct.setCreatedTimestampIsSet(true);
      }
      if (incoming.get(5)) {
        struct.timeToArchive = iprot.readI64();
        struct.setTimeToArchiveIsSet(true);
      }
    }
  }

}

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Mini-Flood 15: One Round Killer, B-Boy Battle
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photograph by James Palmour One of the most remarkable aspects of living in St. Louis is the variety of opportunities available to expand one's knowledge, whether cultural, scientific, social or otherwise. For the uninitiated, One Round Killer provided a world of insight into a practice with a near 50-year...
Photo Flood 18: Mount Pleasant
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photograph by Janet Henrichs Much like The Patch, Mount Pleasant is a neighborhood in south St. Louis most often referred to by the name of a larger adjoining community (Dutchtown). Nonetheless, Mt. Pleasant is a place with a character all its own; one featuring an extremely varied architectural tradition...
Mini-Flood 14: First Night Grand Center
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photograph by Alison Carrick First Night Grand Center is a yearly ritual in St. Louis that provides a family-friendly atmosphere for yearend revelers. However, on December 31, 2013, First Night was something more; it marked the beginning of a historic anniversary celebration for the city, 250 years in the...
Photo Flood 17: Riverview
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photograph by Theresa Harter Riverview is one of the quirkiest neighborhoods in St. Louis. Of all 79, it lies furthest north, with its long sliver of territory compressed between St. Louis County and the Mississippi River. Route 66 originally crossed through Riverview by way of its most distinguished feature,...
Photo Flood 16: JeffVanderLou
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photograph by Patrick Gioia No doubt, Old North St. Louis has become synonymous with redevelopment on the city's blighted north side, but Old North is not the only historically significant neighborhood worthy of a renaissance (nor are all north side neighborhoods "lost"). Once home to Sportman's Park, JeffVanderLou (originally...
Mini-Flood 13: World Chess Hall of Fame
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photograph by Dan Henrichs Photography, St. Louis The World Chess Hall of Fame began in 1986 in New York, and moved to St. Louis in 2011. The institution's function is to preserve and exhibit objects originating from the history of the game, and to educate the public about chess'...
admin, October 29, 2013 July 10, 2022 , Photo Flood Saint Louis, Photography, St. Louis, Forest Park, Jason Gray, Photo Flood Saint Louis, Photo Flood STL, 2
photograph by Jason Gray Forest Park is St. Louis' largest urban park, and is roughly three times larger than Central Park in New York City. The Park is also the location for many of the city's cultural institutions, including the Saint Louis Art Museum, St. Louis Zoo, and Missouri...
Photo Flood 15: Forest Park
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photograph by Dan Henrichs Photography, St. Louis Recently named one of the ten most beautiful urban parks in the world by Yahoo Travel, Forest Park really has something for everyone. Photo Flood Saint Louis returns to this legendary city sanctuary for what turned out to be a spectacular, Fall,...
Mini-Flood 12: Grant's Farm
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photograph by Jeni Kulka A Busch family legacy, Grant's Farm is a 281-acre animal preserve and attraction that has been enjoyed by St. Louis residents for more than fifty years. AB-InBev currently owns the Park, and thankfully, continues to operate it as most of us fondly remember. Grant's Farm...


Lukasz Grzeczkowski, Aline Cretenoud, Fred Mast, Michael Herzog; Double training reduces motor response specificity. Journal of Vision 2017;17(10):38. doi: 10.1167/17.10.38.
The hallmark of perceptual learning is its specificity. Recently, we trained observers with a classical three-line bisection task where observers responded by button presses whether the central line is offset to the left or right. Performance improved. However, there was no transfer to the same bisection task when observers adjusted the central line with the computer mouse. Likewise, adjustment training did not transfer to the button press condition. Here, we first show that training is even specific when the trained hand is used for both motor responses. However, there is transfer from the trained to the untrained hand. Most importantly, we show that a double training protocol enables strong transfer from the mouse adjustment condition to the button presses condition but not the other way around. In each training session, observers trained blockwise with either a vertical bisection stimulus and adjusted the central line with the computer mouse or they trained with a horizontal bisection stimulus and responded by button presses. Before and after training, we tested performance with the vertical bisection stimulus where observers responded by button presses. Surprisingly, training led to transfer in this condition. Without the double training, there was no such transfer. We propose that stimuli are coded together with their corresponding actions when both are linked through extensive learning.