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using System.ComponentModel;
using FlatMate.Module.Offers.Domain.Products;
using prayzzz.Common.Attributes;
using prayzzz.Common.Mapping;

namespace FlatMate.Module.Offers.Api.Jso
{
    public class ProductCategoryJso
    {
        [ReadOnly(true)]
        public int? Id { get; set; }

        public string Name { get; set; }

        public int SortWeight { get; set; }
    }

    [Inject]
    public class ProductCategoryMapper : IDboMapper
    {
        public void Configure(IMapperConfiguration mapper)
        {
            mapper.Configure<ProductCategoryDto, ProductCategoryJso>(MapToDto);
        }

        private ProductCategoryJso MapToDto(ProductCategoryDto category, MappingContext ctx)
        {
            return new ProductCategoryJso
            {
                Name = category.Name,
                Id = category.Id,
                SortWeight = category.SortWeight
            };
        }
    }
}


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Bible > Ecclesiastes > Chapter 2 > Verse 4
◄ Ecclesiastes 2:4 ►
I made me great works; I builded me houses; I planted me vineyards:
I made me great works; I builded me houses; I planted me vineyards;
I made myself great works. I built myself houses. I planted myself vineyards.
I made great my works, I builded for me houses, I planted for me vineyards.
Ecclesiastes 2:4 Parallel
I made me great works; I builded me houses; I planted me vineyards:Ecclesiastes 2:4 Parallel Commentaries
Chronology of the Life of Ephraim.
Thus the fixed points for determining the chronology of Ephraim's life are: 1. The death of his patron, St. Jacob, Bishop of Nisibis, in 338, after the first siege of that city. 2. The third siege, in which he was among the defenders of the city, in 350. 3. The surrender of Nisibis by Jovian, and its abandonment by its Christian inhabitants, 363; followed by Ephraim's removal to Edessa. 4. The consecration of Basil to the see of Cæsarea, late in 370, followed by Ephraim's visit to him there. …
Ephraim the Syrian—Hymns and Homilies of Ephraim the Syrian
Introduction to the "Theological" Orations.
"It has been said with truth," says the writer of the Article on Gregory of Nazianzus in the Dictionary of Christian Biography, "that these discourses would lose their chief charm in a translation....Critics have rivalled each other in the praises they have heaped upon them, but no praise is so high as that of the many Theologians who have found in them their own best thoughts. A Critic who cannot be accused of partiality towards Gregory has given in a few words perhaps the truest estimate of them: …
St. Cyril of Jerusalem—Lectures of S. Cyril of Jerusalem
But Now I Will Proceed with what I have Begun...
14. But now I will proceed with what I have begun, if I can, and I will so treat with you, as not in the mean while to lay open the Catholic Faith, but, in order that they may search out its great mysteries, to show to those who have a care for their souls, hope of divine fruit, and of the discerning of truth. No one doubts of him who seeks true religion, either that he already believes that there is an immortal soul for that religion to profit, or that he also wishes to find that very thing in this …
St. Augustine—On the Profit of Believing.
The Outbreak of the Arian Controversy. The Attitude of Eusebius.
About the year 318, while Alexander was bishop of Alexandria, the Arian controversy broke out in that city, and the whole Eastern Church was soon involved in the strife. We cannot enter here into a discussion of Arius' views; but in order to understand the rapidity with which the Arian party grew, and the strong hold which it possessed from the very start in Syria and Asia Minor, we must remember that Arius was not himself the author of that system which we know as Arianism, but that he learned the …
Eusebius Pamphilius—Church History
Paul's Missionary Labors.
The public life of Paul, from the third year after his conversion to his martyrdom, a.d. 40-64, embraces a quarter of a century, three great missionary campaigns with minor expeditions, five visits to Jerusalem, and at least four years of captivity in Caesarea and Rome. Some extend it to a.d. 67 or 68. It may be divided into five or six periods, as follows: 1. a.d. 40-44. The period of preparatory labors in Syria and his native Cilicia, partly alone, partly in connection with Barnabas, his senior …
Philip Schaff—History of the Christian Church, Volume I
James the Brother of the Lord.
He pistis choris ergon nekra estin.--James 2:26 Sources. I. Genuine sources: Acts 12:17; 15:13; 21:18; 1 Cor. 15:7; Gal. 1:19; 2:9, 12. Comp. James "the brother of the Lord," Matt. 13:55; Mark 6:3; Gal. 1:19. The Epistle of James. II. Post-apostolic: Josephus: Ant. XX. 9, 1.--Hegesippus in Euseb. Hist. Ecc. II. ch. 23.--Jerome: Catal. vir. ill. c. 2, under "Jacobus." Epiphanius, Haer. XXIX. 4; XXX. 16; LXXVIII. 13 sq. III. Apocryphal: Protevangelium Jacobi, ed. in Greek by Tischendorf, in "Evangelia …
"And These Things Write we unto You, that Your Joy May be Full. "
1 John i. 4.--"And these things write we unto you, that your joy may be full." All motions tend to rest and quietness. We see it daily in the motions below, and we believe it also of the circular revolutions of the heavens above, that there is a day coming in which they shall cease, as having performed all they were appointed for. And as it is in things natural, so it is in things rational in a more eminent way. Their desires, affections, and actions, which are the motions and stretches of the soul …
Hugh Binning—The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
The Life, as Amplified by Mediaeval Biographers.
1. His Early Years.--Ephraim, according to this biography, was a Syrian of Mesopotamia, by birth, and by parentage on both sides. His mother was of Amid (now Diarbekr) a central city of that region; his father belonged to the older and more famous City of Nisibis, not far from Amid but near the Persian frontier, where he was priest of an idol named Abnil (or Abizal) in the days of Constantine the Great (306-337). This idol was afterwards destroyed by Jovian (who became Emperor in 363 after the …
"For to be Carnally Minded is Death; but to be Spiritually Minded is Life and Peace. "
Rom. viii. 6.--"For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace." It is true, this time is short, and so short that scarce can similitudes or comparisons be had to shadow it out unto us. It is a dream, a moment, a vapour, a flood, a flower, and whatsoever can be more fading or perishing; and therefore it is not in itself very considerable, yet in another respect it is of all things the most precious, and worthy of the deepest attention and most serious consideration; …
Lii. Concerning Hypocrisy, Worldly Anxiety, Watchfulness, and his Approaching Passion.
(Galilee.) ^C Luke XII. 1-59. ^c 1 In the meantime [that is, while these things were occurring in the Pharisee's house], when the many thousands of the multitude were gathered together, insomuch that they trod one upon another [in their eagerness to get near enough to Jesus to see and hear] , he began to say unto his disciples first of all [that is, as the first or most appropriate lesson], Beware ye of the leaven of the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy. [This admonition is the key to the understanding …
J. W. McGarvey—The Four-Fold Gospel
But Solomon was building his own house thirteen years, and he finished all his house.
Solomon had a vineyard at Baalhamon; he let out the vineyard unto keepers; every one for the fruit thereof was to bring a thousand pieces of silver.
Builded Building Built Enlarged Great Houses Planted Planting Projects Undertook Vine-Gardens Vineyards Works
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Q: No notification when bot replies I have wrote a simple telegram bot which reads links form messages sent to it and replies with some information.
Use-case is following: I'm viewing some page in Safari, then I click share and send an URL to bot.
At this point I'm expecting to see a push notification with information, but instead onlu badge with number 1 appears next to Telegram icon.
I'm, using regular python-telegram-bot lib for Python3.9 and reply to messages with update.message.reply_text
Here is a whole code:
import os
import re

from telegram import Update
from telegram.ext import Updater, MessageHandler, CallbackContext, CommandHandler
from telegram.ext.filters import Filters

TELEGRAM_API_KEY = os.getenv("TELEGRAM_API_KEY")
EXTERNAL_URL = os.getenv("EXTERNAL_URL")

def start_command_handler(update: Update, context: CallbackContext) -> None:
    update.message.reply_text(f'Hello {update.effective_user.first_name}')

def message_handler(update: Update, context: CallbackContext) -> None:
    exp = re.compile('https://example.com/(\d{7,})/\w+', re.IGNORECASE)

    m = exp.match(update.message.text)
    if m is None:
        update.message.reply_text(f'Unable to recognize a link')
        return

    lines = ["here is your result:"]

    # some magic here

    update.message.reply_html('\n'.join(lines))

def main():
    u = Updater(TELEGRAM_API_KEY)
    u.dispatcher.add_handler(CommandHandler('start', start_command_handler))
    u.dispatcher.add_handler(MessageHandler(Filters.text & Filters.chat_type.private, message_handler))

    u.start_webhook(listen='0.0.0.0', port=80, webhook_url=EXTERNAL_URL)
    u.idle()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

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Movie Review: "Jurassic World" (3 out of 5 Stars)
By Holly Woodland
On the island of Isla Nubar where the original "Jurassic Park" opened years ago, "Jurassic World" is now up and running with success. However public enthusiasm is beginning in decline, so to add an extra wow factor to the park, a new genetically modified T-Rex hybrid is developed, "Indominus Rex".
Park Recreation Manager, Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) is about to display the new hybrid to park owner, Simon Masrani (Irrfan Khan) when oops, the new T-Rex seems to have disappeared and is running amuck (will the Jurassic peps EVER learn??). Soon other creatures begin escaping their enclosures, so once again, as years ago, "Jurassic" is now a tourist lunch and munch for some dinning dinos.
Meanwhile, Owen (Chris Pratt), the Velociraptor trainer, is brought in to find the rampant Rex while Manager Claire is dismayed her two nephews, Gray and Zach (Ty Simpkins and Nick Robinson), have become lost in the park. Claire is awkward and fragile as the dino danger unfolds, but soon she "mans-up", even enticing another T-Rex (a less modified version) to follow her to clock the new hybrid (so why all the "war on women" whining about her role?). In the interim, Head of Security, Vic Hoskins (Vincent D'Onofrio) has devised a plan to use the Velociraptors to take out the "Indominus Rex" as a prelude to military raptor recruitment (no really).
With the biggest opening weekend ever in North America (500 million), "Jurassic World" delivers a roster of raptors and scary prehistoric mayhem, but falls short of the coherency and clever performances (Richard Attenborough, Jeff Goldblum) of the original "Jurassic Park".
"Jurassic World" official trailer:
Holly Woodland is a native Californian who has been in the entertainment industry for over 30 years. In 'real life' she is a working actress, author and now Holly Woodland, a Hollywood film critic. Holly began her acting career on the stages of New York and leading theaters across the country. Once gaining her professional theater credits, she moved back to Los Angeles where she appeared in several television series including: Weeds, Grey's Anatomy, and was a regular comedic sketch artist on Jay Leno's Tonight Show for several years. She has authored many live theatrical productions, which are currently running across the United States. Holly's travels both in this country and abroad gives her the perspective of what she feels real people want to see in entertainment, whether it be films of today or the glorious films of the past.
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K. Madhavan, Indian politician, Died at 101
Centenarian, Politician
K. Madhavan was born on August 26, 1915, in Kanhangad in north Kerala, and died on September 25, 2016.
He was an Indian freedom fighter and Communist leader from Kerala, India.
At school, he joined the Salt Satyagraga (Salt March) to be the youngest of the volunteers under the leadership of K. Kelappan.
Madhavan was arrested and sent to jail on six months' rigorous imprisonment, on August 20, 1930
Which was the beginning of his active involvement in politics.
Then later himself along with many members of the radical socialist group of the Congress party he quit the parent organisation and joined the Communist Party of India where he still continues.
K. Madhavan autobiography 'Payaswiniyude Theerangalil'(On the Banks of river Payaswini) is considered a valuable document of a transformative epoch in modern Kerala history.
K. Madhavan passed away at 101 years old.
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We asked nine outstanding architects to design species-specific birdhouses for our silent auction. The results were outstanding. Installed in the newly created Magnolia Bosque, the birdhouses offer ingenious housing for Wrens, Piping Plovers, Towhees, Screech Owls and more.
Birdhouses Designed by Architects — Silent Auction held Friday, June 13, 2014.
Birdhouses presented in alphabetical order by firm name.
Blaze Makoid Architecture is a 12-person design firm in Bridgehampton. The firm specializes in luxury residential architecture that acknowledges the lifestyle and day-to-day experiences of their clients while interacting with beautiful and demanding sites.
Since 1979, Cooper, Robertson & Partners has practiced award-winning architecture and urban design, with both disciplines working together at a range of scales. Our New York City-based team crafts exceptional private residences and resorts, skillfully shapes cultural and educational buildings, and creatively addresses large-scale design challenges.
Bird Box House is a reinterpretation of the archetypical birdhouse split up in two distinct volumes; a fixed marble bird shelter and a recyclable cardboard box. During nesting season the box, held by the shelter, can house different birds depending on the entrance hole size you choose. The rest of the year, the shelter will function as a birdfeeder.
Each box is a fold-it-yourself waterproof box and features information about the birds and their nesting habits with room for bird-watch notes on a postcard, ready to be sent to nestwatch.org.
The architecture and interiors of d'apostrophe are characterized by a mixture of simplicity and sensuality with an emphasis on primary forms and compact volumes. Our designs are the result of progressive refinement in which raw material is used to create space, revealing original structures wherever possible, in order to underline visual and communicative values. We tend to be simple, clear, pure, silent, elementary, minimal and relaxed.
The Eastern Screech Owl nests in the cavities of natural knot holes that occur in trees. There they can hatch the eggs of their offspring and protect and camouflage themselves as they spy on potential prey. The beautiful forms of these natural structures inspired us to create an interpretation that will hopefully attract these exquisite creatures. And the (k)Not House is naturally ventilated!
A reinterpretation of traditional purple martin housing, the freestanding garden tower consists of 8 avian apartments designed to defend against predators and competing bird species. Each nesting box accommodates three spaces along its horizontal depth: a porch, anteroom, and nesting space. Elevated cedar nesting units pinwheel around a central aluminum support structure.
Martin Architects is a design-oriented architecture firm in Sagaponack. The firm emphasizes an integrated consideration of landscape, interior space and furnishing, as they collaborate with clients to produce site responsive and poetic places.
Ryall Porter Sheridan Architects works on projects ranging from new construction, to renovations of existing spaces, interior design, and additions to historic structures. Partners Ted Porter, Bill Ryall, and Ted Sheridan collaborate with staff members to serve the various requirements of clients. The firm has successfully produced commercial, institutional, and residential projects that have all benefited from a close working relationship between client and architect.
Stelle, Lomont, Rouhani Architects: the firm strives to create a rewarding design and building experience for our clients. Each project is unique and a response to the client's program, budget, schedule and site. Architecture is a patient search and theirs is a collaborative approach to the whole process.
Stelle, Lomont, Rouhani Architects strives to create a rewarding design and building experience for our clients. Each project is unique and a response to the client's program, budget, schedule and site. Architecture is a patient search and theirs is a collaborative approach to the whole process.
Tree Swallows nest in tree cavities; they also readily take up residence in nest boxes. Built from joining pieces of laser cut mahogany, the nest is easy to install and care for. The Birdhouse hangs by a resistance system of cotton masons twine and is equipped with a pivoting door for convenient access. Inspired by drinking satchels, the birdhouse accommodates the Tree Swallow's natural need to nest in an enclosed space such as a tree cavity.
About Workshop/apd: A design firm specializing in both luxury home design and high-end commercial development. The firm solves design challenges with innovative solutions that incorporate sustainable methods and ingenuity within a signature aesthetic.
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Szathmáry Pap Károly (Kolozsvár, 1812. január 11. – Bukarest, 1887. június 3.) fényképész, akvarellista, címerfestő, folyóirat-alapító, nyomdász, litográfus. A neve előfordul Szathmári Papp és  Szathmári Pap alakban is, románul Carol Pop de Satmari.

Életpályája

Kolozsvári, bécsi és itáliai tanulmányai után szülővárosába tért vissza. 1842-43-ban indította az Erdély Képekben című kőnyomatos füzetek kiadását. Románia első és máig legjelentősebb művészfotósa volt. Ötször házasodott. Rengeteget utazott, bejárta Kínát és Szibériáig is eljutott. Dolgozott I. Miklós orosz cár és a török szultán részére is. Az első fotóriporterek egyike, aki a krími háborúban Roger Fentont megelőzve fényképezett a hadszíntér mindkét oldalán. 1844-ben Bukarestbe költözött, ahol udvari festő és fényképész lett. Ötven év alatt öt román uralkodót szolgált rajzoló és fényképező tehetségével. Ion Ghica, Havasalföld miniszterelnöke 1859 decemberében Szathmáry Pap Károlyt kérte fel, hogy készítse el Alexandru Ioan Cuza első fejedelmi címerét.

Fotográfusi pályafutása 1848-ban kezdődött (ekkor készítette első talbotíp fényképét Bukarestben), azonban már 1843-ban dagerrotípiákat készített. A talbotípia-készítéstől a nedves eljárásig haladva igen fontos munkásságot folytatott. Kitűnő portré-, és néprajzi fotós, táj- és városfényképész, haditudósító, hadifényképész. Ezeken kívül még jó biedermeier akvarellista és festő. Számos műve található a román közgyűjteményekben.

1860-ban segítette a Bukaresti Magyar Közlöny megjelenését. 1874-ben Kolozsvárt fest arcképeket és meglátogatja nagyenyedi rokonait. 1875-ben tervezte, hogy végleg visszatér Erdélybe. 1874-ben Kolozsvárt és több erdélyi városban gyűjteményes kiállítást rendezett. 1881-ben a budapesti Műcsarnok állította ki több akvarelljét.

Művei
 Itália c. albuma (1842)
 Erdély Képekben c. albuma (I-II. 1842-43.)
 Illusztratiunea (folyóirat, ő indította, 1860-ban)

Irodalom
 Murádin Jenő: Szathmári Pap Károly (2003)
 Kincses Károly, Mariana Vida, Farkas Zsuzsa: Uralkodók festője, fényképésze: Szathmári Pap Károly. Magyar Fotográfiai Múzeum, Kecskemét, 2002
 Árvay Árpád: Szélsodorta falevél. Szathmári Pap Károly regényes élete. Bukarest 1973
 G. Oprescu: Carol Szathmáryi Pap (Bucuresti, 1953)
 Dani János: Szathmáryi Pap Károly gyermekkoráról és diákéveiről (Kelemen Lajos-emlékkönyv. Kolozsvár, 1957)
 nn: Szathmári Pap Károly kitüntetése. Divatcsarnok. 1855. 333.
 nn: Szathmáry Pap Károly erdélyi hazánkfia, jeles festő. Vasárnapi Ujság, 1861. 376.
 Éber Lexikon é.n. [1935]. 895.
 Bíró Béla: Szathmáry Pap Károly. Erdélyi Helikon. XVI-1943. 669-706. 2 K.
 Lyka Táblabíró 1981. 39. 145. 147. 218.
 Lyka Romantika 1982. 25-26, 53. 97. 127.
 Lyka München 1982. 6.

 Miklósi-Sikes 1997. XXXV-LIII. életrajz irodalommal, 311-312 fényképészeti munkássága
Szathmári Pap Károly erdélyi országgyűlési arcképcsarnoka; szerk. Murádin Jenő; METEM–Historia Ecclesiastica Hungarica Alapítvány, Bp., 2008

Jegyzetek

Források
 Művészeti lexikon. IV. köt. Budapest : Akadémiai Kiadó, 1968. Szathmáry Pap Károly lásd 410. p.

További információk
 Szathmári Pap Károly erdélyi országgyűlési arcképcsarnoka (MEK)

Magyar fotográfusok
Magyar festők
Magyar litográfusok
Magyar címerfestők
Magyar nyomdászok
Kolozsváriak
1812-ben született személyek
1887-ben elhunyt személyek

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At long last, the official Android 4.1 JellyBean update for the Cherry Mobile Titan is coming. Starting this April 15, Titan users can seek to update their phablet by visiting any Cherry Mobile Service Centers.
While some doubts that the Android 4.1 update might not be as good as it seems like due to Titan's only 512MB of RAM (more info about the Cherry Mobile Titan here) , if you are among those who itches for JellyBean features on your 5-inch Cherry Mobile device then this is a good news for you. No need for techie procedures to follow, just bring your Titan on a participating service center and let them do the work.
Still, its good to see that a local brand cares for implementing such software updates on its products. Kudos to CM for this; who knows, the Cherry Mobile Flare JellyBean update might be just right around the corner.


O (Observation): As God's people pass through he place where the Jordan River has been pooled up to allow God's people to cross, Joshua commands one person per tribe to grab a stone from the middle of the river bed. These stones would become a memorial at Gilgal. The children will ask what the stones mean, and the families will share the story of God guiding them across (or through) the Jordan River!
A (Application): Memorials are great for sharing significant markers in the life of a people or family. In my family, this usually takes the form of pictures. We use Google Photos to back up our photos, helping us to hang on to special moments in our lives.
When I was in 6th grade, my family moved from New Jersey to Georgia. I made myself a time capsule. I was supposed to wait for 10 years or something like that to open it. It was a good reminder of where I was in life and helped me to see how I've progressed and changed.
What are you doing to mark important moments? My wife made a wonderful collage of pictures in the shape of a heart for our 15th wedding anniversary. I got her a "40 reasons we love Kelly" poster for her 40th Birthday. Things like this remind us of specific moments in our lives.
Spiritually, I wonder how well we do this. Baptism and Confirmation certificates. A baptismal candle. Pictures. Maybe we can take time to capture these moments. To put up a "stack of stones" to help remind us to tell the story of how God was and is at work in our lives.
P (Prayer): Lord, help us to tell the story of your action in our lives. Amen.
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Hi, Michael, I enjoyed your post today. It made me think of what godparents (sponsors) of baptismal candidates can do to remind the baptized of a gracious moment of the Trinity in their lives. Blessings.


These Demonia Skull Chain Charm Shoes are phenomenal. They are made from black leather look material with black velvety detail and have a buckle that can be adjusted for that secure and comfy fit. There is also lovely skull detail at the heel and a draping chain across the buckle that adds a cute finish. These are an ideal pair of shoes for the summer!
Lovely shoes, very comfy and unique design!
This is the third time I buy these shoes! I love the model so much - confortable, versatile and stylish. Also, they last a long time, I just happen to walk around in them a lot :D Kate's Clothing also has the best price for these. So happy!


This month brings the long-awaited showdown between the son of Krypton and the bat of Gotham, the surprise Cloverfield follow-up and more!
The second trailer for Jeff Nichols' Midnight Special offers a better look at some of the film's specific plot details.
What films should you look out for in theaters this year? Let us offer some guidance with Screen Rant's 25 most anticipated movies of 2016.
The first trailer for Midnight Special, from the director of Take Shelter and Mud, offers a unique take on the basic premise of the superhero film.


The WebBrowser control provides a managed wrapper for the WebBrowser ActiveX control. The managed wrapper lets you display Web pages in your Windows Forms client applications. You can use the WebBrowser control to duplicate Internet Explorer Web browsing functionality in your application or you can disable default Internet Explorer functionality and use the control as a simple HTML document viewer. You can also use the control to add DHTML-based user interface elements to your form and hide the fact that they are hosted in the WebBrowser control. This approach lets you seamlessly combine Web controls with Windows Forms controls in a single application.
The WebBrowser control has several properties, methods, and events that you can use to implement controls found in Internet Explorer. For example, you can use the Navigate method to implement an address bar, and the GoBack, GoForward, Stop, and Refresh methods to implement navigation buttons on a toolbar. You can handle the Navigated event to update the address bar with the value of the Url property and the title bar with the value of the DocumentTitle property.
If you want to generate your own page content within your application, you can set the DocumentText property. If you are familiar with the HTML document object model (DOM), you can also manipulate the contents of the current Web page through the Document property. With this property, you can store and modify documents in memory instead of navigating among files.
The Document property also lets you call methods implemented in Web page scripting code from your client application code. To access your client application code from your scripting code, set the ObjectForScripting property. The object that you specify can be accessed by your script code as the window.external object.
Document property Gets an object that provides managed access to the HTML document object model (DOM) of the current Web page.
DocumentCompleted event Occurs when a Web page finishes loading.
DocumentText property Gets or sets the HTML content of the current Web page.
DocumentTitle property Gets the title of the current Web page.
GoBack method Navigates to the previous page in history.
GoForward method Navigates to the next page in history.
Navigate method Navigates to the specified URL.
Navigating event Occurs before navigation begins, enabling the action to be canceled.
ObjectForScripting property Gets or sets an object that Web page scripting code can use to communicate with your application.
Print method Prints the current Web page.
Refresh method Reloads the current Web page.
Stop method Halts the current navigation and stops dynamic page elements such as sounds and animation.
Url property Gets or sets the URL of the current Web page. Setting this property navigates the control to the new URL.


It can sometimes seem that when it comes to flats and blocks of flats insurance premiums that flat insurance providers simply think of a number. Afterall , flat and block of flats insurance costs can vary wildly from provider to provider – even for flats in the same block. Well in this blog I'll reveal how your flat premiums are calculated and the things you need to mention when getting a quote so you can be sure you're getting the right insurance deal for your flat.
The flat's type of occupation – is it owner occupied or is it occupied by tenants?
The block of flats construction – flat or sloped roof? Timber or concrete floors? Etc.
Does the block of flats have any communal facilities such as a gym, tennis courts or a swimming pool?
Once the insurer knows this they'll probably take some information regarding the local area. Knowing whether the flats you are looking to insure are subject to flooding or if buildings nearby have been subject to subsidence in the past could have a significant bearing on your flat insurance premium. With all this information to hand, the insurer will then check the 'experience' of the area.
Say your flat is worth £100,000 (the declared value or sum insured) then the insurer will multiply that sum by the insurance rate – for this example let's say that's 0.008. That gives us a flat insurance premium of £800 to which a 6% charge for Insurance Premium Tax needs to be applied giving a total of flat insurance premium of £848.
On top of that your flat insurance provider will usually offer excess options – for example the policy above could come with a £100 excess. Increasing the level of excess on your flat insurance policy could reduce the amount your policy costs.
Well, I hope that's clarified things, and next time you need to get a flat or block of flats insurance quote you'll know what to tell your insurer. If you would like any further help or advice regarding flats or block of flats insurance then please get in touch and let 1st Sure Flats' dedicated team help. You can contact us by calling 0345 370 2842, email us at info@1stsure.com or if you'd like to get a free quote then just click here.


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Ms. O'Brien is a Principal Research Engineer in the Rotorcraft Systems Engineering and Simulation Center (RSESC) at The University of Alabama in Huntsville specializing in the areas of systems development and system engineering. Over the past 24 years, she has been the Principal Investigator and Project Manager on over twenty-five engineering contracts with a total value in excess of seventeen million dollars. She has over twenty years of experience in hardware and software systems including flight hardware design, development, management, integration and systems operation for flight and ground payloads for NASA and Army Aviation. Her NASA experience includes the design and development of numerous International Space Station, Space Shuttle, sounding rocket, and KC-135 payloads. Preliminary design, critical design and safety review Phases 1-3 experience. She has also been working with Army Aviation, Army Missiles and Space, NAVIAR and the Office of the Secretary of Defense in systems engineering tasks, feasibility studies, airworthiness, building field replaceable kits for Army Aviation assets, completing independent assessments and value engineering designs.
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SERC-2011-TR-018-1-Verification, Validation and Accreditation
SERC-2009-TR-004-1-Evaluation of Systems Engineering Methods, Processes and Tools on Department of Defense and Intelligence Community Programs – Phase II
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SERC-2009-TR-002-1-Evaluation of Systems Engineering Methods, Processes and Tools on Department of Defense and Intelligence Community Programs
Conference Paper - Enhancing T&E and SE Alignment Using Database Driven Documentation
Conference Paper - A Survey of Agile Methods, Procceses and Tools
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Q: CSS not showing up in php though file_existis returns true For some reason my css is not showing up.
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="public/css/style.css">

Question
So what would cause the CSS to show up blank?
Settings
I am using Arch Linux and have set up a LAMP with vhosts. My vhost file DocumentRoot is set to /home/codeamend/Projects/www/quick-mvc/ and that is where my tree was printed from.
All my permissions are set properly and have owner 775 of with codeamend:http
useful output
I also ran this right above the link tag
    <?php echo (file_exists('public/css/style.css') ? "true" : "false"; ?>

This returns true.
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/home/codeamend/Projects/www/quick-mvc/views/layouts/default
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    │   ├── front.php
    │   └── rear.php
    │
    ├── index.php <------- home file
    │
    ├── libs
    │   ├── Bootstrap.php
    │   ├── Controller.php
    │   └── View.php
    ├── public
    │   ├── css
    │   │   └── style.css
    │   └── js
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A: Hahaha, Its Happen many times with me... :P (Not laughing on you)
Always Use type and rel in link tag, with css
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="public/css/style.css">

A: According to your structure, try this one
<?php echo file_exists(__DIR__.'/public/css/style.css') ? $_SERVER['REQUEST_SCHEME'] . '://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . "/public/css/style.css" : ""; ?>

if still does not work, try looking for .htaccess file for the right permissions (if server is Apache)


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Franchising 2014
We'd just like to say...
By David Bond | 17 Nov 2014
...a huge thank you to all our of clients and friends who have helped us to be ranked again as the leading UK franchising practice by Chambers & Partners UK
Competition authorities gear up for scrutinising franchise networks
By Gordon Drakes and Jessica Gardner | 16 Oct 2014
A franchising agreement is at risk of infringing EU competition law if it has the object or effect of restricting competition and is capable of affecting trade within the EEA.
Restrictive Covenants in Franchising
By Gordon Drakes | 29 Sep 2014
Restrictive covenants ("RCs") are very common in franchise, agency and distribution agreements.
Franchising in South Korea – Changes in Franchise Law Result in Broader Protection for Franchisees
By David Bond and Gordon Drakes | 03 Sep 2014
The opportunity for international brands which are looking to bring their goods and services to this market is clear - South Korea is the world's 12th largest economy.
Good news for international brands - Indonesia to clarify scope of its restrictive franchise laws
By Gordon Drakes | 26 Aug 2014
Changes to the franchise regulations in 2012 contained some controversial and protectionist rules which created uncertainty for foreign brands wishing to do business in this important market.
McDonald's "joint employer" ruling in the US – a threat to the unique franchisor/franchisee relationship?
By David Bond and Gordon Drakes | 31 Jul 2014
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in the United States ruled on Tuesday that McDonald's could be held jointly liable for labour and wage violations by its franchise operators.
The Legalities of Franchising in the UK: What International Franchisors Need to Know
By Gordon Drakes | 08 Jul 2014
For any successful international business, expansion into the United Kingdom ("UK") offers exciting new business opportunities and growth potential.
New consumer protection rights – Are you compliant?
By Sonal Patel | 13 Jun 2014
New regulations will come into force in the UK as of 13 June 2014 implementing certain elements of the EU Directive on Consumer Rights (adopted in October 2011).
Franchising in India - is the Indian Tiger set to roar again?
There is good news for foreign franchisors and brand owners with the newly elected Government of India's plans to open up e-commerce to foreign retailers.
EU Businesses faced with costly holiday pay bill - retailers, restaurants and others take note!
By Nicholas Thorpe | 05 Jun 2014
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has confirmed that commission should be included as a component in the calculation of a worker's holiday pay.
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Okay, Okay, I'll Say Something Nice About D.C., Pt. I
Washington, D.C. is a miserable town and I am known to go on and on over the how and why (If D.C. is so miserable, why have you persisted in living here for six years? I plead complacency). But let me set that aside and say something nice about D.C. for once.
Something that I love about Washington, D.C. is how occasionally, when I don't expect it, if maybe I get a little turned around in a neighborhood that I know less than others, or where I don't have its relations to the adjacent areas down quite right — and I'm not saying that it happens all that often — but occasionally, all of a sudden the Washington Monument will pop into view where it's totally unexpected. I don't mean something like the view down 16th Street toward the White House, with the Washington Monument slightly off center, monumental kludge, throwing off the meridians of the district. That's too obvious. I'm not saying that it happens all the time and that you can see the thing everyplace you go in town. If fact, it's strange for all the height limitation and surrounding hills and all, for how much of the territory of D.C. the Washington Monument is not a presence at all.
I'm thinking of the obscure, peek-a-boo moments. The picture above is one of my favorite examples. This is the view from L Street NW, south on 15th, between the Export-Import Bank building (large blank facade on the left) and the Dana building (barely showing to the right). It's such a narrow gap through which the Washington Monument appears that walking east, you come out from behind the corner of the building, cross the south-bound monumental sidewalk, step out into the street and have cleared the parallel-parked cars and taken your first step into the first lane of traffic before it pops into view. By the time you have traversed that first automobile lane, it's already disappeared again behind the Dana building.
I've never been much of a fan of any particular architecture, but the play of building on building that comes from motion through a cityscape, the conciliance of many architectures that comprises a city is wondrous to me. Amidst praise, if I may briefly tack back in the direction of disparaging Washington, D.C., this is another place where the city comes up short. That said, the Washington Monument is a fun little game element of the cityscape in D.C.
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A one-day workshop supported by the UBC Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies and UBC Buddhist Studies Forum
May 29, 2016, 9am-3pm
Asian Center (1871 West Mall), Room 604
The principle of nonviolence occupies a central place in Buddhist tradition. It is perhaps for this reason that it is regularly contrasted with purportedly more "violent" world religions, asserting that Buddhism has had no institutional involvement in conflicts akin to the crusades or jihad. Against this highly romanticized vision of the tradition, Buddhist monastics have turned out to have interacted with lay people in almost every conceivable way—including, as a matter of course, the intrinsic relationship between Buddhism and violence. This workshop aims to throw light on East Asian Buddhism's involvement in warfare and other violent and semi-violent activities (e.g., military chaplains and counsellors, warriors, practitioners and promoters of the martial arts, and spices). In addition to bringing to light an important (and severely understudied) front in which the samgha (i.e., Buddhist community) intervened in the secular world, this workshop will also underscore the necessity to move beyond studying the "real situation of Buddhism" through the prism of the Buddhist precepts, which prescribed, rather than described, the circumstances under which the samgha grew and was transformed. Another aim is to study new features and patterns of state-samgha relations in East Asia. The delicate nature of this relationship determined that the monastic leaders had to "purchase" the samgha's autonomy and independence by serving the state interests, not only through their expertise in rituals, spirituality, scholarship, and their capacity for political legitimation, but also through their military stratagems, martial skills, or even their capacity to collect information through espionage. Finally, by emphasizing various "international" roles Buddhism played through its involvement in different forms of violence, this workshop will open up rarely touched perspectives to compare key aspects of the military, political, economic, and diplomatic histories of several major countries in East Asia.
This project is by necessity an interdisciplinary one and will incorporate methodological approaches from the fields of Religious Studies, Political Studies, Sociology, and History in terms of warfare, international commerce and exchange, and religious violence. One of our primary objectives is to stimulate new directions for research in the area of East Asian Buddhism at precise moments and within particular settings when and where religious, political, diplomatic, economic, commercial, and martial matters coincide to shape the tradition at large.
List of Committed Panelists and the Tiles of Their Papers
Mickeal Adolphson (professor, U. Alberta/Cambridge): "State-samgha Relationship Viewed through Religious Violence in Medieval Japan"
Jinhua Chen (professor, UBC): "Clandestine Clerics: Monastic Espionage in East Asia"
Paul Groner (Professor, UVa) (keynote speaker): "Doctrinal Justifications for Violence in Medieval Japanese Tendai Texts"
Jessica Main (assistant professor, UBC): "The Other Side and the Under Side: Reflecting on Models of Violent Buddhism in the 20th Century"
James Robson (Professor, Harvard): "Fight for the Dharma: Local Religious Confrontations in Medieval China"
Barend ter Haar (Professor, Oxford): "A Frightening God of War: The Role of Buddhist Ideology in the Making of the Violent Image of Lord Guan"


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Foxglove Summer: PC Peter Grant, Book 5
Audiobook review by Paul Fiander
Written by: Ben Aaronovitch
Narrated by: Kobna Holdbrook-Smith
Series: Peter Grant, Book 5
Publisher: Orion Publishing Group
Why Should I Listen to Foxglove Summer?
Ben Aaronovitch hit some sort of Alchemy when he decided to give the Metropolitan Police a Magical Branch. His mix of police procedural and magical shenanigans have created a hugely rich playground in which he can cast his spells on the unsuspecting reader as well as those desperate to for more tales of The Folly. His accomplice in the Audiobooks is Kobna Holdbrook-Smith and together they have contrived a way to steal hours of your life with a mix of delight and amazement at what the Rivers of London have in store.
The world is getting bigger or at least the scope of the Folly, it turns out their reach extends far beyond the M25 and so Peter finds himself in the wilds of Herefordshire far beyond the reaches of the Rivers of London. This move away from the rigours of the city allows our apprentice the chance to reflect on what has been a rough few months mostly due to the actions of Leslie Mae. There is of course a case to solve and in a move away this is pretty much the sole focus if you discount the ever present issue of the Faceless Man and his new apprentice.
Being stabbed in the back is a difficult to stomach and when the act of betrayal is actually getting shot in the back the feeling must be even worse. However this is the situation that Peter finds himself in after the events on Sky Garden tower. The Faceless Man was able to make the best of a bad situation and despite the Folly being close behind him he still managed to fulfil his goal. He is becoming almost if not quite as awe inspiring as Moriarty, the arch villain was the thorn in Holmes's side and their rivalry helped to raise the detective's stories higher than the rest of the sleuths the world has ever known. Aaronovitch has though hit on to something with his arch villain giving the series an anchor on top of the weird and wonderful goings on within England's magical community.
Now for the meat of the Foxgloves, it turns out that children have a place in the seedier of magical practice. Hedge wizards as Nightingale calls them were once known to use children and so the Folly has a mandate to look into any possible abductions on the off chance it has a magical element. Of course there are missing children reports all the time but due to a few factors the disappearance of two young girls comes to the attention of our magical investigators. It does feel like a bit of an extension onto the storytelling but thanks to the locality of the crime Aaronovitch manages to dance nicely around the McGuffin aspect and create a believable scenario.
Peter in this book is the most distracted we have seen him, this obviously relates to the events of Broken Homes and gives us our main insight into his character within the book. This has been one of the hallmarks of the series so far as we have explored the inner workings of Peter's mind. This time though we have been a part of the event from its initial onset through to the actual symptoms coming to the fore. Thankfully the whole situation never weakens his character instead it shows him as a real human being complete with real flaws and issues. The most fun part is the way that he gets somewhat to grip with his issues, of course I will not spoil things suffice to say he has a teacher who is the master of a rather unique form of anger management.
One of the drawbacks of British crime stories can be the issue of threat, in other countries where guns are more numerous the implied danger is built into every interaction. Now of course there are guns in the UK but there is still a drop in the high octane action that the proliferation of American crime dramas has fed us on for years. This has meant that many British crime stories have been overshadowed by their counterparts from across the pond. Rivers of London though has a trump card that other stories do not have; Magic. The inherent danger of the unknown force keeps not only Peter on edge but also the reader. At nearly every twist and turn you are thinking how can Peter dig himself further into the mire this time and of course how can he possibly dig himself out again. The threat within Foxglove Summer is one of the most startling we have so far seen and surprisingly there is not a hint of gunpowder present (for the most part).
The move out of London gives the voice of Peter aka Kobna Holdbrook-Smith the chance to play with his regional accents as he takes on everything from Welsh to the native tones of Herefordshire. It is a task he handles with the resolute smoothness we have come to expect. The storyline does call for more than one moment of high tension and the emphasis placed on these moments by the narration is top draw, you literally feel the anxiety and live through every breath until the sweet sound of Jazz allows you to relax for a moment or two. The duo of Aaronvitch and Holdbrook-Smith again are showing why they are a partnership seemingly made by alchemy.
Foxglove Summer does a great job expanding not only the reach of the series but also the implied threat pace upon the Folly's team. The story gets you excited for what is to come but not at the expense of immersing yourself in a thoroughly engaging story.
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Q: When i convert reactjs web application to mobile app using capacitorjs I am getting error in android studio In my project I have used reactjs program with okta verification. when i run reactjs program, the output is getting good.
But when I convert reactjs webpage into mobile app using capacitorjs, the webpage is not displaying in mobile
I have followed steps in the below url for converting webpage to mobile app
https://medium.com/how-to-react/convert-your-existing-react-js-app-to-android-or-ios-app-using-the-ionic-capacitor-a127deda75bd
I am getting error in android studio after converting to mobile app
Error:

E/Capacitor/Console: File: https://dev-26880336.okta.com/oauth2/default/v1/authorize?client_id=0oa1mwa34crTomUOH5d7&code_challenge=kr1g6uGbNpAhaS56yKif3uwyoYFUhS4I7tq2A2hCxIo&code_challenge_method=S256&nonce=SNKlf04bxtnRnB7QfSzXBkRe1wvOWJcUA5nq2B10hjpeaE8hk2vlFovVoRS0BM5z&prompt=none&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%2Flogin%2Fcallback&response_mode=okta_post_message&response_type=code&sessionToken=20111eK94THVVdQCsGkgOQ4zWwQ1fH3xSkobMIPbeV3CnzPny2X_vlb&state=LOfoTu1kDHsTKrTFYvO4WaTfp76ie0ZraXp8qzCLPE5WAp4IHR7gnd86c16J8h5Y&scope=openid%20profile%20email - Line 42 - Msg: error.errorCode: invalid_request, error.description: The 'redirect_uri' parameter must be a Login redirect URI in the client app settings: https://dev-26880336-admin.okta.com/admin/app/oidc_client/instance/0oa1mwa34crTomUOH5d7#tab-general

In Okta Developer console I have added following credentials

I have added trusted origin in Okta developer console as below

I am getting error in android studio and web page is not opening in mobile app.
I am getting output as below

I did not where it is going error. Either in Okta or in AndroidStudio

A: Your callback URL parameters requested does not match your configured login redirect URI


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Manchester United related transfer news.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's honeymoon period is well and truly over. The man brought in to clean up Jose Mourinho's mess enjoyed an impressive run of six straight wins as interim manager before overseeing a magical night in Paris when United overturned a 2-0 Champions League deficit to beat the runaway French leader on their home patch.
But now it's down to business. Rightly awarded the full-time job – not just for a run of impressive results but for the way he has injected confidence into the dressing room and got the best out of players such as Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford – Solskjaer's sights are on closing the gap between the Red Devils and their chief rivals.
An impressive managerial start, but questions persist
Solskjaer's reign as United manager started in style. The team scored 14 goals in his first four games in charge and the Norwegian proved he was more than just a grand motivator with a tactically astute display to beat Spurs away from home followed by FA Cup wins at Arsenal and Chelsea.
After three months in charge, United had emerged as the bookmakers' favourite to join Spurs in the top four having languished 11 points behind the Londoners before the Norwegian took charge. The club's transformative form was described by the BBC as Solskjaer giving "a disaffected squad unity of purpose once more".
Since then, however, the manager and fans have had a stark reminder that this United team is not ready to compete for the league title. Arsenal's impressive form – including a long winning run at home that featured victory against the Red Devils in March – coupled with United's stuttering league and cup performance has seen the Old Trafford club's chances of the top four dissipate.
Owen Hargreaves believes his former team will still get the Champions League place they desire, telling the Daily Star that "United will sneak in" alongside Spurs as Arsenal and Chelsea miss out. The bookmakers, on the other hand, aren't so confident. Betway has Chelsea to join Spurs with Arsenal and United fighting for a Europa League place instead. Indeed, recent results have revealed the size of the task facing United's new permanent manager.
What players has Solskjaer got his eyes on?
Part of the answer lies in what sort of squad Solskjaer will have available after the dust settles on United's contract-hunting players. There are questions about Paul Pogba's future, Ander Herrera looks set to leave for Paris St. Germain, and Juan Mata could also join them out the door.
Crucially, however, United still need address areas of the pitch that continue to hamper them. Victor Lindelof's improvement has made him a starting centre-back but the club are still actively searching for a top-class centre-half to join him and we know the Norwegian is a long-time admirer of Napoli enforcer Kalidou Koulibaly.
Regarded as one of the best defenders in Europe, the Red Devils only need to look across to the west coast to see how a leader at the back can transform a club's fortunes (yes, I'm talking about Virgil van Dijk at Liverpool). He won't come cheap, of course.
Further concerns hover over United's right-back with Diogo Dalot pencilled in to be Ashley Young's long-term replacement (who in turn has been covering for the injured Antonio Valencia). That said, Solksjaer would love to bring in a quality, ready-made player for that position and Crystal Palace's dynamic Aaron Wan-Bissakais a frontrunner. At 21, United would have two young right-backs with genuine potential, taking away any concern about that position for a few years.
Upfront, the Red Devils have most bases covered but like Mourinho before him, the new manager would like to add a winger who can hug the right touchline. That's why there are growing rumours about the possibility of Borussia Dortmund's 18-year-old Englishman Jadon Sancho coming to Old Trafford. In fact, The Mirror claims Ed Woodward is ready to smash the club record to sign him.
Solskjaer has also set his sights on Lyon's Tanguy Ndombele. Likened to Michael Essien as a box-to-box central midfielder, he's one of the most in-demand players in Europe and would provide an upgrade on Nemanja Matic who is now the wrong side of 30.
If Herrera leaves, expect United to eye two midfielders with Bruno Fernandes and Adrien Rabiot decent options. Declan Rice's name has also been mentioned. He'd be a more expensive choice but his versatility to play in midfield or defence would make him an attractive proposition.
An exciting summer ahead
Regardless of what might happen between now and the end of the season, there's no denying it's going to be an exciting off-season. Solskjaer has injected renewed confidence in the club and the summer will give him the chance to assess what he has got, what he hasn't got, and what he needs.
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Gem Awards Shine on Grinberg, Tiffany & Co.
NEW YORK — The brisk weather that followed the chill in holiday sales didn't stop jewelry executives from coming out en masse Friday night to the first Gem Awards presented by the Jewelers Information Center.
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A crowd of more than 700 industry members attended the black-tie dinner and awards event held at Cipriani's 42nd Street here and hosted by TV personality Deborah Norville. The awards were established by the JIC, the public relations arm of the fine jewelry industry, to honor members of the media who have given "superior coverage to the world of gems and jewelry." This year's honorees were Marion Fasel and Penny Proddow of In Style magazine, Sibby Christensen of the Associated Press and Vivienne Becker of Harper & Queen.
In addition, Tiffany & Co. was honored with the Corporate Communications Award and Gedalio "Gerry" Grinberg, the chairman of Movado Group Inc., received a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Michael Kowalski, Tiffany's president and chief executive officer, on accepting the award, said: "Making Tiffany magically irresistible is the goal of all our communications. Through compelling messages on many levels, from publicity and advertising to catalogs, books, Web sites, community affairs, even investor relations, we have tried to establish a deep connection with our customers based on trust, integrity and that greater meaning that Tiffany brings to life's most important occasions."
In his speech, Grinberg spoke movingly of how he came to America from Cuba in 1960 and worked his way up through the watch industry, eventually acquiring Movado in 1983. He is credited with building Movado into a world-recognized brand and is also known for his generous patronage of the arts.
"This reward is about more than an individual," Grinberg told the crowd. "It's about a country and a system that gives opportunities for success to those who try harder, are committed and play by the rules."


As part of our move to the Carnegie Library Museum, I thought I would make today's blog post about the Carnegie Library itself! As many of you may know, the Carnegie Library was the only library in Perry until the mid-1990s, when the current Public Library was constructed (due to the need to comply with fire safety laws). However, how many of you remember what the Carnegie looked like before it was restored?
For instance, the picture you see here is the old front door of the library! Unlike the restored door, the original door was only one door, and featured glass on either side. The only thing that remained for the restored door is the glass work above the door itself. Aside from the door, many of the other restorations are faithful to the original Carnegie. Objects such as the tables, chairs, and fireplace all were respectfully restored to preserve the look and feel of the original library. In fact, the tables even have the original etchings in them, as they were only refinished! There are also a few pictures around that show the original layout of the library. Perhaps some of the most interesting objects in the Carnegie are a few things that were original to the Carnegie library, but to find out what they are, you'll have to come get a tour of the Carnegie yourself!
Another interesting part about the restoration of the Carnegie involves the floors. There are three different kinds of floors that can be found in the Carnegie: wood, tile, and cork. All of these floors were modeled after the floors in the original building, and they all hold an interesting little tidbit. For example, there are both square and hexagon tiles in the building, but what is the significance behind that? Come tour the Carnegie Library Museum to find out! As with our previous office, we are open from 9 to 5, Monday through Friday, so come by any time you are free to have a tour and learn for yourself about the Carnegie Library Museum!


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If I had a garden, I'd have one of these. Great example of recycling.
Another new illustration featuring my character Satu. More to come. Enjoy!
I recently stumbled across these sweet examples of kawaii cooking. As I'm obsessed with anything Japanese, I couldn't resist these. I love them all but I specially love the kettle/teapot. I want it so badly but I can't see my boyfriend being to happy about using it.
New illustration featuring my character Satu. Prints will be available to buy on Etsy and Folksy soon. More illustrations to follow. Enjoy!
It's been a while but I've finally finished a new illustration. Working on a couple more in the Satu series, will post soon. Enjoy.
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Chamber of Commerce Questions PSC's Failure to Approve Base Rate Increase and LEAC Decrease
The St. Thomas-St. John Chamber of Commerce (the "Chamber") has been monitoring the Water and Power Authority ("WAPA") situation over the past six months and has had the opportunity to meet with the utility and its advisors on numerous occasions to assess their short-term and long-range plans to improve service reliability and reduce costs to residents. WAPA's 3-5 year plan includes many laudable initiatives, largely funded by FEMA and HUD, that will improve efficiency and reliability of the grid such as shifting to underground power distribution, installing composite poles on all islands, continuing to shift to more efficient power generation using propane as the primary fuel, and installing over 60MW of solar capacity in the Territory. All of these initiatives are expected to reduce the long-term power cost to residents but will take time to implement and realize the benefits.
The Chamber supports these efforts but remains concerned that cash flow constraints and the high debt load put WAPA in a very fragile and untenable financial position that may jeopardize its ability to implement these critical improvements.
Given the Virgin Islands Public Service Commission's ('PSC") recent decision to not approve WAPA's requested Base Rate increase, the Chamber felt compelled to share its perspective on the prudent path forward. As an advocate of business interests in the Territory, the Chamber fully recognizes that high utility costs and unreliability of the electrical grid have adversely affected both the business community and all our residents. But this problem was not created overnight, nor was it caused solely by the Hurricanes. Years of underinvestment, questionable decision making, and band-aide fixes have led us to where we are today. But looking retrospectively to place blame is not going to solve these problems, so instead we offer this perspective on the path forward:
WAPA's turn-around plan hinges fundamentally on its ability to refinance existing high-cost debt and access new capital sources to support future projects that improve efficiency and lower cost.
This was the essence of the recent Base Rate increase and LEAC decrease request to the PSC, which the PSC de-coupled and approved only the LEAC decrease portion. The Chamber recognizes that the Base Rate and LEAC are two separate and distinct revenue streams with different purposes, but we believe that it is necessary for the PSC to consider adjustments to these two rates collectively because the utility relies on the combined cash flow from these two sources to fund operations.
The Base Rate is intended to cover all operating expenses and debt service, and ideally produce a surplus of cash flow each year to cover capital improvement items. In order to access the capital markets (to re-finance the expensive VITOL debt for instance) WAPA must be able to show that its Base Rate revenues are sufficient to cover its operating expenses and debt service. The LEAC on the other hand is designed to fluctuate with the price of fuel and should not generate a cash surplus or deficit.
But because WAPA's Base revenues have fallen sharply due to the impact of hurricanes, grid migration, and other operating problems over the past few years, the base rate revenue is no longer high enough to fund operations. And since so much of the utility's expenses are "fixed" in nature, WAPA has been unable to cut costs commensurate with the revenue declines. At the same time, however, raw fuel costs have come down, which has provided WAPA some cushion on the LEAC side which has helped to bridge the Base Rate gap.
Therefore, the PSC decision to reduce the LEAC while keeping the Base Rate stable will have perilous and untenable cash flow impacts on WAPA's ability to move forward and will force the utility to revert back to burning diesel fuel since WAPA's propane supplier, VITOL, has already provided notice that it will no longer supply WAPA with propane due to its projected inability to pay its bills.
The table below shows a pro-forma analysis of the impact to rate payers of shifting from propone to diesel as a fuel source. As can be seen, total monthly fuel costs and the corresponding LEAC rate would increase by 122% from $0.1640/KWHr to $0.3652/KWHr.
Thus, burning diesel rather than propane will cost rate payers $200,000 per day more than burning propane, $6,000,000 more per month than burning propane and $72,000,000 more annually than burning propane, which represents an increase of $0.20 cents per/kwh hour to customers. With the price of crude trending up, the negative impact of burning crude/diesel could be even more severe.
It is not surprising that VITOL choose to stop supplying WAPA propane after witnessing the PSC's failure to address this issue and approve the base rate increase last week. VITOL has not received an infrastructure payment in eighteen months and the base rate increase was a critical component of WAPA's ability to pay vendors and signal to the financial markets that it could sustain operations.
There are some in our community who find it unconscionable that the VITOL conversion to propane went over budget by $73,000,000. But no matter why or how this project went so far over budget, the reality is that burning propane is currently saving the Territory $72,000,000 annually in fuel costs before VITOL infrastructure and Operating and Maintenance costs, with net savings of approximately $32,000,000 after accounting for these costs. Two years of burning propane at today's cost of propane covers the cost overruns.
It is the Chamber's belief that the long-term viability of WAPA is essential to the overall economy of the Virgin Islands and the lives of our citizens. If we do not have reliable and affordable power, nothing else will work here and the Territory will fall into a deep depression. The Chamber therefore urges the following actions:
The PSC's decision to allow the decrease in the LEAC without a commensurate Base Rate increase needs to be immediately rectified. WAPA's base rate increase must be approved immediately. If not, the PSC's inaction would further exasperate the cash flow constraints of the utility, force the shift to more costly fuel sources, which has now materialized, and likely lead to widespread power outages and further suffering by all of our citizens.
The PSC inexplicably eliminated the $0.03 cent generator surcharge, which covers the leasing cost of the APR generator units on St. Thomas and the Agrekko generator units on St. Croix which are the most efficient units being used by WAPA today. It is estimated that these newer, more efficient, units provide s $.09 cent per KWHr savings to customers compared to the older units. By eliminating the generator surcharge and not approving the base rate increase, WAPA will no longer be able to use these leased units come 2020, thereby causing rates to increase further to customers.
The current debt load at WAPA must be re-financed, and in order to do so, WAPA must have a Base Rate that generates enough cashflow to meet all operating and debt service obligations. Concurrently, the LEAC should be decreased to reflect the current costs of fuel.
WAPA should be given nine months to refinance its high cost debt. If it cannot accomplish this in that time period, the Government will need to intervene to take action to address the capital structure of the utility.
The Governor should immediately disband the PSC or terminate the PSC board members' service; and reconstitute the PSC with qualified municipal operating and financial utility executives.
The Chamber also recommends that the Government immediately impose more oversight and control over WAPA's Board, including selecting qualified individuals, who can ensure that the utility is being operated as efficiently as possible– thereby reducing costs to all its customers. In addition, the Government and WAPA are urged to move expeditiously to implement the 3-5 Year plan to create a lower cost and more reliable power grid for the Territory.
The Chamber's recommendations above keep overall customer rates stable in the near-term but provide the opportunity for WAPA to implement its turn-around plan for long-term success.
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The WriteRunner: Interjections! Excitement! Emotion!
Great post! Best of luck with the agent search.
Keep at it Andrew. You know you'll get there. Its a great story concept, with exciting characters and vivid action. The right agent will come along.
Your MS is really good, it will def find a home soon. I missed Bill's Talk for PNWA, was not feeling great that day.
Hi, Andrew! I know what you mean. Feel, sensory detail, show--I love doing that stuff. I tend to get heavy on the emotional side but thin on the setting and character description. What a load to balance!
I'm signed up for another conference in August, but I'm still hoping that I'll find an agent this round. I think the story itself is really good, it's just a question of finding the right audience.
It was a good talk. Some of the stuff I was like "yeah, yeah, whatevs" but that one point really stuck with me.
It's hard to figure out how much word count to spend on different aspects. If I spend all my words describing things then nothing happens.
I think perhaps "show, don't tell" means not pointing the camera at any part of the POV character, but rather having the character become the camera.
"Show, don't tell" isn't as much about POV as just how the story is told(shown) in general. If I say "she was frustrated" I'm focusing the POV but to "show" frustration I might say "she dug her nails into her palms".
The point of this post is to not omit reaction when moods change.
"She hung up the phone. She made some coffee."
"She hit 'end' and tossed the phone on the bed, stomped to the kitchen, and threw on a pot of coffee, anticipating a long night ahead."
Jack looked down at the cheap pine coffin carrying his mom's broken body. Tis was wrong. His mom shouldn't have died. Father Allan put a comforting hand on his shoulder. "Son,' he began. Jack shook the priest's hand off. Undaunted, the priest continued, "I know it's hard for you to accept that this God's will...,"
"What the f' do you know? You just met me!"
This isn't good and it would have to be developed further but this is the way to show so the reader can get an idea of the turmoil going inside the character's heart.
Very good point and illustration.
I'm not sure external actions/reactions are sufficient, I think the internal reactions are important too. Maybe it depends on the style of the story.
But I'm always looking for better ways to show these things. Thanks for the comment!


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MWE receives £1.45m loan to help fight COVID-19
Medical Wire & Equipment (MWE), has received a £1.45 million loan from Barclays as part of the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS).
The funds will help MWE to purchase specialised machinery and scale up production of its virus transport products to assist in the fight against COVID-19. The money will also be used to boost working capital and create new jobs.
Andrew Broggio, CEO of Medical Wire & Equipment said: "Without Barclays' help, we would not have been able to scale up production of our virus transport products to assist in the fight against COVID-19. The loan from Barclays has put us on track to increase production eight-fold by September, boost manufacturing capability and increase resilience in the UK medical devices sector. It will also lead to the creation of new jobs."
Established in 1952 and headquartered in Corsham, West Wiltshire, MWE produces transport swabs and general laboratory consumables. MWE produces in excess of 100 million medical devices per annum servicing customers domestically and globally.
Lee Collinson, head of manufacturing at Barclays Corporate Bank, said: "MWE is a leading medical technology company with products in high demand both domestically and internationally. I'm proud that Barclays has been able to provide such an important manufacturer with the necessary funding to accelerate production of their vital testing equipment to support the NHS at this challenging time."
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Totally Normal Woman Stabs Man 9 Times for Refusing to Commit to Her
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Drew Weisholtz Published: January 18, 2017
There was a time when meeting people online came with a stigma. Maybe it still should.
A 29-year-old woman in Roseville, Mich. repeatedly stabbed a man, 39, after he said he didn't want to commit to a relationship.
Yes, perhaps she's the one who should be committed.
The couple, who met over the Internet, was in bed last Sunday when the woman broached the subject of getting serious. The victim said he wasn't ready for it, since they had only gone out a few times. When he rolled over, she went all Chucky on him by plunging a knife in his back nine times. Nine. One, we assume, for each month of the fake pregnancy she's going to stage to try and force him to be exclusive, since the stabbing probably didn't do the trick.
The woman was arrested, but on the plus side she's about to be eligible to find a match on psycho-with-a-record-dot.com. The man is expected to be okay and will have one heck of a story to tell his friends about this young firecracker he dated who was a real wildcat between the sheets.
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We've compiled a selection of holiday cottages near a beach, from cottages on remote islands to charming fishing villages.
You can also see a list of some of Scotland's best beaches here.
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Olivery News from Telegraph Hill. NZ Olive Oil, Olives and Gourmet Products – tagged "kalamata oil"
The olive harvest at Telegraph Hill is almost underway and this year it is running to schedule - bang on time with a medium sized olive crop.
The first variety of olives harvested are an Italian variety called Ouvo D'Piccione, known for their large green fruit. These are ready to be harvested now at two of our groves.
Manzanillo Olives are next - this is the main crop which is harvested from 8 groves dotted around Hawkes Bay.
Kalamata Olives are the final variety harvested around mid May - see these trees next time you visit The Olivery.
Here are some tips on harvesting your own crop!
- Sun ripened olives should have some variation in their colour. This is called quid pro quo and allows for not only colour variation but better flavours that only tree-ripened olives can produce.
- Once harvested make sure you use Olives swiftly - once picked the quality and flavour can deteriorate quickly.
Our Kalamata Extra Virgin Olive Oil (bottled as Medium Intensity Extra Virgin Olive Oil) has won a SILVER medal at this year's New Zealand Extra Virgin Olive Oil Awards earlier this month.
This consistent all-rounder is smooth - not too strong or peppery! and can be used liberally on all dishes to enhance and enrich. A delicious, nutritious, guilt-free superfood!


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Q: Linq to entities does not recognize the method system.string get_Item I am trying to have an orderByExpression to passed to a function which uses it on the dbContext object in the entity framework
> Dictionary<int, string> dict = new Dictionary<int, string>();
> Expression<Func<DbQuestion, string>> orderByExpression = r => dict[r.Id];

This throws the following error.

Exception=Exceptions.DBConnectionException: LINQ
  to Entities does not recognize the method 'System.String
  get_Item(Int32)' method, and this method cannot be translated into a
  store expression.

I understand that I cannot access the [ ] in Linq to Sql queries. Can you please suggest an alternative or point me in the right direction?
Edit:
Few more details about the problem I am trying to solve:
The dict have 15-20 items and keys remain constant and only values change dynamically
I am trying to order the questions based on the range of r.Id i.e if floor(r.Id)==14 then I return "a" if it's between floor(r.Id)==15 then I return "b" and if it's between floor(r.id)==13 I return "c"(as decided by the values in the dict) this helps in ordering the rows
Here's the actual expression:
List<int> cqh;
List<int> iqh;
Expression<Func<DbQuestion, string>> orderByExpression = r => cqh.Contains(r.QuestionID)? dict[(int)Math.Floor(r.SearchKey1)] +"2"+Guid.NewGuid() :
                    iqh.Contains(r.QuestionID)? dict[(int)Math.Floor(r.SearchKey1)] + "1"+Guid.NewGuid() :
                    dict[(int)Math.Floor(r.SearchKey1)] + "0"+Guid.NewGuid();

Thanks,

A: I see two options, that stay with LINQ to Entities

*

*Put the data in the dictionary in a separate table, save it, and then join the table. This solution can apply even if you need to have per query data.

Example:
public class SortKey
{
    [Key]
    public int SortKeyId { get; set; }
    public long SearchId { get; set; }
    public int EntityId { get; set; }
    public string SortId { get; set; }
}

using (var db = new Db())
{
    Dictionary<int, string> dict = new Dictionary<int, string>();
    long searchId = DateTime.Now.Ticks; // Simplfied, either use a guid or a FK to another table
    db.Keys.AddRange(dict.Select(kv => new SortKey { SearchId = searchId, EntityId = kv.Key, SortId = kv.Value }));
    db.SaveChanges();

    var query = from e in db.Entity
                join k in db.Keys.Where(k => k.SearchId == searchId) on (int)e.Id equals k.EntityId
                orderby k.SortId
                select e;
}

// Cleanup the sort key table

*Build the condition dynamically. This can be achieved using Expression manipulation

Example:
Expression exp = Expression.Constant(""); //Default order key
var p = Expression.Parameter(typeof(Entity));
foreach (var kv in dict)
{
    exp = Expression.Condition(
        Expression.Equal(
            Expression.Convert(
                Expression.MakeMemberAccess(p, p.Type.GetProperty("Id")), typeof(int)
            ),
            Expression.Constant(kv.Key)
        ),
        Expression.Constant(kv.Value),
        exp
    );
}

var orderByExp = Expression.Lambda<Func<Entity, string>>(exp, p);

var query = db.Entity.OrderBy(orderByExp);

Which option you use depend on the amount of data in the dictionary. The condition built for the OrderBy might get very inefficient for a large amount of data
Edit
Based on the changed question, you can use an expression visitor to replace the dic[...] call with a conditional testing for each value in the dictionary. The advantage of this approach is that you can easily change the expression, the replace will work the same way
The class:
class DictionaryReplaceVisitor : ExpressionVisitor
{
    protected override Expression VisitMethodCall(MethodCallExpression node)
    {
        if(node.Object != null && node.Object.Type == typeof(Dictionary<int, string>) && node.Method.Name == "get_Item")
        {
            Expression exp = Expression.Constant(""); //Default order key
            // Compile the tahrget of the index and execute it to get the value
            // If you know there is a single dictionary you could replace this with a class property intead and set it from the Visit call site,
            // but this is the more general appraoch
            var dict = Expression.Lambda<Func<Dictionary<int, string>>>(node.Object).Compile()();
            foreach (var kv in dict)
            {
                exp = Expression.Condition(
                    Expression.Equal(
                        node.Arguments.Single(),
                        Expression.Constant(kv.Key)
                    ),
                    Expression.Constant(kv.Value),
                    exp
                );
            }

            return exp;
        }
        return base.VisitMethodCall(node);
    }
}

Usage:
Expression<Func<Entity, string>> orderByExpression = r => cqh.Contains(r.QuestionID) ? dict[(int)Math.Floor(r.SearchKey1)] + "2" + Guid.NewGuid() :
        iqh.Contains(r.QuestionID) ? dict[(int)Math.Floor(r.SearchKey1)] + "1" + Guid.NewGuid() :
        dict[(int)Math.Floor(r.SearchKey1)] + "0" + Guid.NewGuid();
var replace = (Expression<Func<Entity, string>>)new DictionaryReplaceVisitor().Visit(orderByExpression);

var query = db.Entity.OrderBy(replace).ToString();

The resulting SQL will not be pretty but it should work.
Solution 3:
If the amount of data is not very big, you can do a ToList or AsEnumerable on the query and do the ordering in memory (by calling the OrderBy after one of the above methods). It might actually perform better in this case


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ABIB Review: 'Think Like A Man Too'
It was something of a given that Think Like a Man was going to get a sequel. The film, inspired by the advice in Steve Harvey's best-selling advice book and featuring an all-star black cast, grossed more than $33 million during its opening weekend and went on to clear nearly $96 million at the box office. It was a surprise hit, though I'm not sure why it was a surprise. Plenty of black movies have earned good returns, but critics seem amazed every single time it happens, as if black people and nonblack people alike don't turn out for a solid film, especially one with predominantly black folks in it.
Think Like a Man Too opens today, and there's hope that the movie—which is loosely a black version of The Hangover, replete with an accidental drug intake and an appearance by a popular boxing champion—will bring in similar numbers. The entire cast is back, and this time they're gathered in Las Vegas for a fun-filled weekend that includes a competition over who can have the most fun between the bachelor and bachelorette parties, as well as the nuptials for Candace (Regina Hall) and Michael (Terrence Jenkins). The couple are still figuring out how to deal with his meddling mother, who this time extends her overbearing nature to the rest of the cast, too.
The storyline has all the trappings of what good romantic comedies are made of: attractive, likable actors with chemistry and a glitzy setting. It should work, but as a whole it doesn't quite do the job.Think Like a Man Too, whose first film was adored by many, suffers from a classic sophomore jinx in that in its gallant effort to duplicate the success of the original, it just does too much. There are individual scenes that work well—there's a cute moment at the bachelorette party when the girls party to "Poison," and anything with even a glimpse of Michael Ealy is magic—but overall, they never gel into a cohesive storyline. If the movie were chopped into a series of Funny or Die clips, it would have been brilliant.
For a rom-com, one based on a dating-and-relationship advice book, it's also extraordinarily light on relationships. Each of the returning couples has a new set of issues. Corporate-ladder climber Lauren (Taraji P. Henson) is mulling a job offer that will take her away from her boyfriend, Dominic (Michael Ealy). Mya (Meagan Good) is hung up on Zeek's (Romany Malco) playboy past. And Kristen (Gabrielle Union), who is somehow still in the unlikeliest relationship ever with Jeremy (Jerry Ferrara), wants to have his baby. (Is Union typecast or what?) Jeremy, of course, isn't ready. Each of these major conflicts is worthy of being explored in depth, but as quickly as they're laid out, they are tidied up with little more than a single conversation.
Part of the shortcoming here is the sheer number of people in the film to be tended to—including three white cast mates who add little to the story and seem to be there for the movie's crossover
appeal. The other part is the overwhelming focus of the film on Kevin Hart's antics (as Cedric, the best man); the glitz of Vegas—the film is practically a tourism guide; and the occasionally funny, if predictable, shenanigans that ensue during the girls' and guys' night out.
There is an upside to the film, though. Many people (including me) have complained about the number of sad, single-black-woman stories that dominate the media, as if black women never, ever have relationships or get married. Think Like a Man Too plays up black commitment and presents it as wholly normal and doesn't vilify its single characters as dysfunctional. The film might be disjointed, but you won't leave the theater feeling depressed.
Read the original review: here
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Ask Demetria: Is Getting Revenge on An Ex Worth It?
How do you feel about getting revenge on the ex that hurt you? Nothing involving harm to the person or property—just to expose him for what he is. He portrays himself as this great guy, but I know things about him that would shock people, especially his new girlfriend. I've spent months going back and forth between thinking he deserves it and others should know, and thinking he's not worth it, move on. —K.I.
You're still hurt. I get it. But you have to let it go. He is living rent-free in your head. You're spending months thinking about a man who is thinking about the woman he is with—not you. You think you have some sort of upper hand because you have information about him that you think could ruin his reputation. What you don't realize is that you've already given him the upper hand by spending months of your life still dwelling on him.
He hurt you. I get it. Forgive him anyway. Not because he deserves it but because if you don't let your anger go, you're going to remain stuck in it even longer. And while he's enjoying life with the next woman, you will not meet anyone of worth or substance to treat you the way you deserve because you're holding on to so much animosity about your past. Frankly, your bitterness is going to block your blessings.
Several celebrity ex-wives have been in the news for spilling secrets and talking greasy about their ex-husbands and, allegedly, their affairs. There was infamous basketball player Dwyane Wade's ex, who, among many things, publicly accused him of giving her an STD and then alleged that Wade, a multimillionaire, had left her homeless.
Meanwhile, Swizz Beatz's ex was writing open letters to his alleged mistress on Instagram in 2009. And earlier this week, Kevin Hart's ex Torrei Hart blasted him for allegedly cheating on her—with dates and all. To her credit, maybe she's mad, or maybe this is all just a cheap promo for her new reality show.
You're not a celebrity, so you're not going to get press—or money—by spilling your ex's tea. Here's what will happen, though. Your friends and his friends will listen to your stories, and they will laugh and they will call others and retell your tales. It may get back to your ex, and he'll be mad. He might even call and flip on you. Maybe his new lady will hear about it, too, and she'll look at him sideways. You and your stories will be the center of attention for a little bit.
But after the initial shock, no one will think, "Ooh, what sweet revenge!" When they've sobered up from their gossiping high, they'll wonder why, if what you say is true, you stayed with him. Then they'll wonder why, all this time later, you're running your mouth about the past. They'll ask each other why you are still so hung up on a guy who, by your own account, didn't even treat you right. (That's also a question you should ask yourself.)
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I am not sure, I will try it now.
I use this setting: in Messages - Options - General Options - SMS and Email Inboxes - Separate instead Combined.
Now I see two Application, SMS and Messages, but when I received new SMS (I see only in SMS), I dont see it on desktop. But When I received new Email (I can see on Messages) I see it on my today.
Can you help me, how can I see SMS on today when I use separated folders?
Last edited by pinochio : 05-15-2009 at 11:49 AM.