Instead of attending their Homecoming Dance as originally planned, two high school jocks decide to scare their dates with a Halloween prank by taking them to an abandoned house in the middle of a grapefruit orchard miles from town. According to legend, the owner of the house murdered his wife and her family and still roams the orchard in search of victims. Unfortunately for the teens, the story is anything but a legend.
The premise of The Caretaker is ideal slasher film fodder, as there is an urban legend, a group of naive teens, an isolated location, and a mad killer armed with a unique weapon of choice. Moreover, the film is competently directed with some impressive set pieces and a cast that is more than capable of carrying the film. However, it becomes quickly apparent that something is lacking. For much of the exposition, the film plays out like an after school special, complete with melodramatic dialogue and saccharine characterization. The first few murders are void of any blood or gore and are done entirely off screen, which is disappointing considering the murderer's awesome makeshift weapon capable of inflicting some major damage. In fact, it is hard to tell exactly why the film even received an R rating until about a half hour in when the resident blond bimbo character takes her top off to tease her boyfriend. Considering the tone of the rest of the film, this scene seems completely out of place. This leads to the film's main problem: it does absolutely nothing new. It follows every single slasher cliche down the the tee, but completely lacks the suspense and tone needed to be effective. The pacing is troublesome, as it takes more than half the film's running time before any real action begins. When the urban legend is retold, it is such a bland story that raises more questions than anything (why is the killer referred to as "The Caretaker" when he owned the house?) and does not adequately explain why the killer is now attacking helpless teens. And when the teens are attacked, there is zero build up to any of their deaths. No attempt at creating tension is attempted; it's almost as if the filmmaker realized they were running out of time and had to get the killing. It is that rushed, without a drop of blood or gore to be found. With as much time that is spent developing the characters, it would have been nice to see a good chase scene or have them at least put up a good fight. The end of the film will have you rolling your eyes at its absurdity. Not even the presence of Jennifer Tilly and Judd Nelson, who are honestly both completely wasted, can liven this bland film.
Overall, The Caretaker is as safe and tedious as a horror film can get. While it looks good and is competently acted, it ultimately squanders a good premise and lacks the suspense, gore, and entertainment value that horror fans should be able to reasonably expect.


Facebook users in the UK with the app for iPhone or Android phones will soon be able to claim deals and vouchers with their phone.
When you see a list of places to check into – ones that are offering deals to Facebook users will come up with a yellow tab showing up where you can get offers on nearby stores.
Vouchers are supposed to be simple so that people can immediately see the value of what they're getting.


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Ward Stare returns to the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra next week, and the music director has a couple of ambitious programs planned. On February 28 and March 2, he'll essay Gustav Mahler's enormous Symphony No. 7 for the first time; and on March 7 and 9, he'll highlight another 20th-century masterpiece, Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10. These rewarding compositions demand a lot from the musicians and the audience, but the composers who wrote them mean a lot to Stare.
With the upcoming performance of Symphony No. 7, Stare is continuing his annual exploration of Mahler's symphonies with the RPO. It began in 2017 with Symphony No. 5, and continued last year with Symphony No. 4. Those are among Mahler's most popular works, but his Seventh Symphony something else entirely.
The orchestra is lavish, even for Mahler: the "extras" include a tenor horn (something like a flügelhorn), a guitar, a mandolin, and several cowbells (a favorite percussion sound of the composer). Symphony No. 7 is hardly an RPO staple: The orchestra performed it in the 1950's under Erich Leinsdorf, and under David Zinman in 1982. However, 37 years later, it may have been worth the wait.
"To me, this is the most Mahlerian of Mahler's symphonies – dark, moody, weird," says Stare. "In it you get all the quirks of his superstitious personality." Symphony No. 7 was written in 1904 and 1905. By the time it was first performed in 1908, Mahler's life was upended: He had resigned as director of the Vienna Opera, one of his young daughters had died, and he was ill with an undiagnosed heart disease. Mahler died in 1911, at the age of 50.
Mahler's Seventh Symphony opens with one of the composer's specialty, a long funeral march, and closes with a high-energy finale – music so frenetic and episodic that some listeners find it simply exhausting. In between is the heart of the matter: three movements that Stare describes as "nocturnes" – in fact, two of them are titled "Nachtmusik," "night music," or "serenade." The second movement is said to be inspired by Rembrandt's painting "The Night Watch." The third is an unsettling waltz-scherzo; Stare points out that Mahler labels it "Schattenhaft," or "shadowy." The fourth is a sentimental serenade, complete with the above-mentioned mandolin and guitar come in.
One could forgive Stare and the RPO for taking it easy after performing Mahler's huge, demanding work, but they're back next week on March 7 and 9 with another huge, demanding work: Shostakovich's Tenth Symphony, coupled very appropriately with Sibelius' Violin Concerto, played by Augustin Hadelich – Musical America's 2018 Instrumentalist of the Year.
Shostakovich was the Soviet Union's most brilliant young composer until the late 1930's, when Joseph Stalin took a dislike to his opera "Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk." Suddenly, the brilliant young composer feared for his life. He rehabilitated himself with his Fifth Symphony, still his most famous work, but was attacked again as an unpatriotic "formalist" by Stalin after World War II.
Shostakovich's Tenth Symphony appeared in 1953, the year of Stalin's death, when the composer could breathe a bit easier. Shostakovich claimed he wrote it immediately after Stalin's death, but other evidence suggests it was sketched out well before that. Unlike Mahler's Seventh Symphony, Shostakovich's Tenth Symphony was an immediate hit, in the Soviet Union and everywhere else.
Symphony No. 10 also embraces the world, but Shostakovich's world is a dark, frightening one, with occasional glimpses of hope. This composer was very much influenced by Mahler, and it shows: an intense, long first movement; two shorter movements – one is violent and mechanistic, while the other is mild but emotionally ambiguous; and a raucous, ebullient finale.
The symphonies of Shostakovich haven't turned up often in RPO performance history. But if you're a fan of this 20th-century Russian master, you have an ally in Stare. He has done Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony and the deceptively lighter Ninth Symphony previously with the RPO; for the 2019-20 season, he will lead the orchestra in the composer's Symphony No. 11, nicknamed "The Year 1905." "I adore every single one of Shostakovich's symphonies," he says. He also recommends listening to the composer's 15 string quartets.
Ward Stare and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra will perform "Mahler 7" Thursday, February 28, 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 2, 8 p.m. Performances of"Shostakovich 10" take place Thursday, March 7, 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 9, 8 p.m. Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre, 26 Gibbs Street. $24-$106. rpo.org.


Your son or daughter is a student at Saint Mary's College, right? But they don't seem to have a clue as to what they want to major in, let alone choose as a career. Don't worry, this is not unusual! Choosing a career is a process students need to go through—and they go through the stages of this process at different rates of speed.
You can assist and support your child in each of these stages. But what can—or should—you do? View our Four Year Plan, or click here to read more. Get to know us better too, and see how we can help!
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Most people will change careers a few times over their lifetime. Whether your student is planning to change careers or they unexpectedly find themselves in a position to re-invent their career, the Career Center is available to assist your student and provide guidance. The CPDS offers one-on-one strategy sessions to help your student discover their transferable skills, and teach effective networking, and job searching to help you and your student with transition.
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As a former human resources and business executive, Bev McLean understands the need for employers to have a good onboarding plan and new employee training program. McLean, now director of Career and Professional Development Services at Saint Mary's College of California, also knows that some employers don't have these programs. To help fill in this gap for her students, she has developed a workshop titled "First 90 Days: Congratulations, You Got the Job! Now What?" that prepares them for their first several months of employment.


A critical aspect of the deal announced Monday is that Google will introduce a feature that allows users to talk to advertisers by way of Skype, instead of just clicking through to the advertisers' Web sites. Users of this feature, called click-to-call, would also have the option of using Google's own Google Talk system or normal telephones.
Early tests by several companies indicate there is a group of advertisers, including mortgage brokers, who are willing to pay $8 to $15 for each call from a Web searcher, roughly 10 times more than they will pay for a Web site click. Under the Google-eBay deal, money paid by advertisers for calls completed through Skype would be split between the two companies, although the proportion of the split was not disclosed.
But most of these tests so far, including those by Google, are focused on calling using regular phones, rather than PC calling using services like Skype. Indeed, eStara, a company that provides pay-per-call advertising technology to companies including Verizon's SuperPages.com unit, offers both telephone and PC calling options. It has found that only 10 percent to 15 percent of people choose to talk using their computers, and that this proportion is not increasing.
"The vast majority of consumers want calls to be landline-based," said John Federman, eStara's chief executive. PC calling requires computers that are equipped with microphones, and a change in customer behavior.
Alex Kazim, the president of Skype, said that an increasing number of computers now came with microphones, and that consumers were increasingly using them.
"We see a shift over time as users become more and more able to do voice calling on their PCs," Kazim said. He pointed out that Skype had 100 million users worldwide.
EBay bought Skype last year for $2.6 billion and additional payments based on its performance. It expects Skype to generate $200 million in revenue this year, mainly from fees for connecting PC calls to regular telephones and extra services like voice mail.
In an interview Sunday, Meg Whitman, eBay's chief executive, said the click-to-call system could substantially increase Skype's revenue, but she declined to say by how much.
Skype and Google will begin testing the system next year. So far, most pay-per-call advertising uses one of two technologies. In some, the ads simply display a telephone number for users to call as they would any business. But the number is used only for that advertising campaign, so each call can be tracked. In others, users enter their phone number on the Web and receive a call moments later from the advertiser.
Google has tested the latter system because it can record exactly what path a user took before initiating a call.
AOL, which is using pay-per-call in its Web search ads, uses the unique phone number approach, because it is easier to understand.


This is a quickie post. 🙂 I have to head out for an all-day meeting, so I won't be around. I wanted to make sure you got some kind of eye candy to start your day.
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Home of his Own, is actually on Amazon now and has been for the past week. I went ahead and ordered from the link on your website because I couldn't wait. I really like to read, so I average about two or three books a day. I really enjoy your writing and the depth of emotion that your characters have. Not to mention the fact that I love cowboys. i seriously hope there is more books planned for the series.
Nice way to start the day, thanks TA. Hope your meeting treats you well.


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Partnered successfully with other welders to produce quality product.
Trained, coached and mentored new staff to ensure smooth adoption of new program.
Hired and traind twenty percent of staff.
Where can I find a Howard industry Welder resume example in Waynesboro, Mississippi ?
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Clark at CeMAT 2018 in Hanover
Clark presents the S-Series at CeMAT 2018
For the first time, CeMAT 2018 opened its doors to visitors in conjunction with the Hannover Messe trade show in Hanover from April 23 to 27, 2018. At the leading international exhibition on the requirements and trends of the growing production, logistics and energy industries, about 1,000 exhibitors introduced their innovative solutions and products on intralogistics and supply chain management. Clark Europe GmbH also used this platform to present a diversified selection of Clark's industrial trucks to the trade professionals.
Of course, the new S-Series was the centrepiece of Clark's presentation in Hall 26 and the outside area. The completely newly developed generation of internal combustion counterbalance trucks with capacities from 2 to 3.5 tons was not only well received by the interested trade professionals, it also surprised the trade press and competitors. Clark's trade show booth was a highlight on par with the exhibits. Just for CeMAT, Clark developed a completely new booth concept. The eyecatchers were 4.5-meter-high letters with the Clark logo, which spread across the entire trade show booth and provided a perfect separation between the CLARK exhibits and the relaxation and networking zone. The giant lettering drew visitors to the booth even from far away.
"In addition to the S-Series, the reissued cushion forklifts from the CGC series were another highlight of the trade show"
The reissued cushion forklifts from the CGC series with capacities from 4 to 7 tons were another centrepiece at CeMAT, as was the WPio12 electric hand pallet truck with a lithium-ion battery, which was launched on the market last year and has already turned into a bestseller in this short time. The exhibition portfolio at the trade show also included the SRX14/16 reach trucks with capacities from 1.4 to 1.6 tons and lift heights up to 10.5 meters, the GEX 40-50 electric forklifts designed for loads up to five tons, the internal combustion forklifts from the C60-80 series with capacities for loads up to eight tons, the electric tow tractors from the CTX 40-70 series and an extensive range of warehouse equipment from Clark.
Rolf Eiten, President and CEO of Clark Europe GmbH, about the trade show appearance at CeMAT. "Even if the number of trade visitors was far below our expectations and, in our view, the idea from Deutsche Messe AG to simultaneously draw Hannover Messe trade show visitors to CeMAT did not work out, we were still successful in Hanover: We sold several of our exhibits to visitors during the trade show. We made new supplier contacts and improved others. We were able to start good projects with end customers as well as potential new sales partners. And we made very good press contacts at the trade show." He continues, "Of course, like many other exhibitors, we are wondering if the format of CeMAT in Hanover is still one that fits our industry or whether we have to develop a different format. We will certainly discuss alternative measures internally as well."
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Munster Youths Cup first round: Blarney United 0 Lakewood Atheltic 2, Douglas Hall 3 Rockmont 2 (aet), Mayfield United 2 Coachford 3, Springfield Ramblers A 0 Lyre Rovers 0 (aet, Lyre Rovers won 5-4 on penalties).
Daly Industrial Supplies U18 League Cup quarter-final: College Corinthians 7 Kinsale 0.
Daly Industrial Supplies U18 League Cup semi-final: Greenwood 4 Springfield Ramblers 1.
Daly Industrial Supplies U18 League 1: Leeds 0 Lakewood Athletic 6, Leeside v Youghal United.
Daly Industrial Supplies U18 League 1A: Bandon 0 Mallow United 4, Carrigaline United 6 Castleview 1, Kilreen Celtic 4 Kilworth Celtic 1, Macroom 4 Riverstown 3, Park United 5 Avondale United 0.
Munster Youths Cup first round: Kanturk 8 Everton 3.
Daly Industrial Supplies U18 League 1: Carrigtwohill United 1 Watergrasshill United 3.
Daly Industrial Supplies U17 Premier League: Carrigaline United 0 St Mary's 1, College Corinthians 3 Blarney United 2, Fermoy 1 Springfield Ramblers 2.
Daly Industrial Supplies U17 League 1: Ballincollig 1 Springfield Ramblers 2, Carrigaline United 2 Kilreen Celtic 3, Coachford 1 Ringmahon Rangers 2, Midleton 3 Wilton United 2, Riverstown 2 Castleview 2.
Daly Industrial Supplies U17 League 1A: Carrigtwohill United 0 Carrigaline United B 0, Corkbeg v Ballinhassig, Douglas Hall 2 College Corinthians 2, St Mary's 0 Greenwood 0, Watergrasshill United 4 Innishvilla 1.


In the water, walruses are practically ballerinas. See more pictures of marine animals.
Lifeguards rescue hundreds of people from drowning each year, and despite harrowing scenes from "Baywatch" indicating otherwise, most of those rescues are probably due to something mundane like swimmer fatigue.
If people swam a bit more like walruses, lifeguards might be out of a job. Although clumsy on land, these aquatic mammals become pictures of grace underwater. Their four flippers propel them to speeds of up to 22 mph (35 kph), and their well-tuned circulatory systems enable them to spend more than 10 minutes underwater before coming up for air. Their hardy bodies -- male Pacific walruses may weigh as much as 3,748 pounds (1,700 kilograms) -- can even tolerate frigid arctic waters as low as -31 degrees Fahrenheit (-35 degrees Celsius) [source: SeaWorld].
Even though you may not envy the thick layer of blubber that keeps walruses warm, you might find their ability to sleep in the water without drowning incredibly helpful. Wouldn't it be nice simply to stop swimming and gently bob along in the water whenever you got tired instead of having to haul yourself back to dry land?
The fact that walruses can doze off without sinking to their deaths isn't that surprising when you consider all the other things they do while at sea: They mate in the water, give birth in the water and nurse their young in the water. They spend so much time at sea -- two-thirds of their lives, in fact -- that it makes you wonder what they don't do there.
Well, you can rule out sleeping as a possible answer. Find out how walruses sleep in the water without drowning on the next page.


The Hynt Beauty Team: Craig Marshall, co-founder, Meryl Marshall, co-founder, Emi Kamiya, VP of Marketing and Leann Somes, Creative Director.
October is breast cancer awareness month and we're honored to share Meryl, Co-Founder of Hynt Beauty and breast cancer survivor's inspirational journey.
As a breast cancer survivor, Meryl donates to many cancer related charities. This month Hynt Beauty have contributed product to http://www.cancersupportcommunitybenjamincenter.org/index.php where celebrity makeup artist, Merrady Wickes will instruct makeup tips to 40 women that are in treatment.
Hynt Beauty will also contribute 10% of their October lipstick sales to a cancer charity.
Meryl's philosophy regarding being a survivor is the following: Remember to walk with your head high, remain positive & resilient, conduct yourself with dignity, indulge yourself and surround yourself with those that truly love you. Do all that you can to live a healthy lifestyle which includes making better choices in the products you use, the food you eat, exercise and stress reduction.
My name is Meryl Marshall and I am the co-founder of Hynt Beauty. I am a breast cancer survivor and proud to say that I am now celebrating my 11th cancerversary. I live a clean and healthy lifestyle, incorporating better choices for my family, my home as well as myself.
I was devastated when I received my diagnosis and began my journey of questioning all of the products that I used to clean my home, treat our lawn and garden, food choices as well as health and beauty products. Hynt Beauty was eventually born to provide organic based and vegan beauty products that can be trusted and loved.
My husband Craig and I put our passion into our business and truly love the interaction we have with our customers. We also enjoy working with our dynamic, creative team that keeps Hynt humming soundly.
Hynt Beauty prides itself in quality natural ingredients, how do you source your ingredients?
When I work with my cosmetic chemist on new products, we adhere to Hynt's long blacklist of ingredients that are forbidden. All ingredients that are chosen are fully researched so that we know all of the by-product ingredients. We disclose everything.
Your 5 minute makeup must haves?
I am a big believer in taking good care of the skin and that begins with good skincare. I always wear my Sun Prep that is a makeup primer, moisturizer and SPF30.
During a typical crazy long day, I do not wear much makeup. I apply our concealer exactly where I need a bit of coverage and my Finale Finishing Powder on top with a swish of a neutral blush.
product doesn't smudge. When I have an extra minute, I apply our Forte Eyeliner Pencil in brown. I really keep it simple. Oh and lipstick. Some women love shoes….I always loved my lipstick collection-now it's just healthy lipstick.
Several trends are peach lids, less contouring, more luminous skin. We are launching our Fall SUITE Eyeshadow Palette in Sweet Nectar. This collection is so fresh looking and our Luminere Radiance Booster will provide the perfect highlights. The berry stained fall look may be obtained by using our Aria Pure Lipstick in Shiraz. Incidentally, this product just won the prestigious ICMAD City Awards Cosmetic Innovator Award.
Any beauty secret(s) you can share with us?
Protect your skin with a natural SPF. Wear a hat and sunglasses in the sun. Hyperpigmentation is difficult to treat. Go for regular facials. Use good quality natural skincare products. Do not use animal hair brushes. They are abrasive to the skin.
I have seen women buffing their skin with their beauty implements and their skin appears to be irritated and scarred. Remove your makeup, cleanse and moisturize every night. Drink plenty of water. Treat your skin kindly.
What can we look forward to with Hynt Beauty(new projects or direction)?
We will be adding a few new eyeshadow palettes, two new lipstick colors and a moisturizer. We are continually trying to improve our packaging sources. I am working hard to secure US manufacturers that can make the same cosmetic packaging that we currently purchase overseas.
Most of our packaging is recyclable like the proper safer plastics, and glass. Eventually a refill program for certain products will be incorporated into the line. We minimize the amount of printing we do in the office and use biodegradable paper when we do. We even use biodegradable green line plastic bags for our sample program. We are constantly looking to improve Hynt Beauty to be trusted and loved.
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Q: Android: Configuration Change Not Updating I am using the XML tag
android:configChanges="orientation|keyboardHidden|keyboard"

and the following code to detect device orientation changes and change layouts:
@Override
public void onConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig) {
    super.onConfigurationChanged(newConfig);
    disp = getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay();
    swidth = disp.getWidth();
    sheight = disp.getHeight();
    parent.removeAllViews();
    parent = new RelativeLayout(this);
    if(newConfig.orientation == Configuration.ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT)
        layoutPortrait();
    else
        layoutLandscape();
}

This works fine going form portrait to landscape.  But, for whatever reason, going from landscape to portrait (starting in landscape or switching to it then back) doesn't change the screen back to portrait.
Through the use of Log messages I've determined that after being in Landscape mode, the Display and Configuration classes DO NOT UPDATE.  They remain holding the same orientation/length/width values as when the device was in landscape.
Does anyone have any idea why this is?
Additional Code (requested by contributor)
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    disp = getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay();
    swidth = disp.getWidth();
    sheight = disp.getHeight();
    int ornt;
    if(swidth == sheight)
        ornt = Configuration.ORIENTATION_SQUARE;
    else if(swidth < sheight)
        ornt = Configuration.ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT;
    else if(swidth > sheight)
        ornt = Configuration.ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE;
    else
        ornt = Configuration.ORIENTATION_UNDEFINED;
    parent = new RelativeLayout(this);
    labelOne = new TextView(this);
    labelOne.setText("Temperature");
    labelOne.setId((int)(Math.random()*Integer.MAX_VALUE));
    temp = new EditText(this);
    temp.setSingleLine(true);
    temp.setBackgroundColor(Color.WHITE);
    temp.setTextColor(Color.BLACK);
    temp.setId((int)(Math.random()*Integer.MAX_VALUE));
    labelTwo = new TextView(this);
    labelTwo.setText("Humidity(%)");
    labelTwo.setId((int)(Math.random()*Integer.MAX_VALUE));
    humidity = new EditText(this);
    humidity.setSingleLine(true);
    humidity.setBackgroundColor(Color.WHITE);
    humidity.setTextColor(Color.BLACK);
    humidity.setId((int)(Math.random()*Integer.MAX_VALUE));
    output = new TextView(this);
    output.setBackgroundColor(Color.WHITE);
    output.setTextColor(Color.BLACK);
    output.setId((int)(Math.random()*Integer.MAX_VALUE));
    submit = new Button(this);
    submit.setText("Calculate");
    submit.setId((int)(Math.random()*Integer.MAX_VALUE));
    submit.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

        @Override
        public void onClick(View v) {
              Double result = Calculate.calculate(getInputs());
              if(result !=null) {
                String answer = String.format("%,.1f",result);
                if(f.isChecked()) {
                    output.setText(answer + "°F");
                } else {
                    output.setText(answer + "°C");
                }
              }
        }
    });
    f = new RadioButton(this);
    f.setText("Fahrenheit");
    c = new RadioButton(this);
    c.setText("Celsius");
    rg = new RadioGroup(this);
    rg.setOnCheckedChangeListener(new ListenForMode());
    rg.addView(f);
    rg.addView(c);
    rg.setId((int)(Math.random()*Integer.MAX_VALUE));
    f.setChecked(true);
    if(ornt == Configuration.ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT || ornt == Configuration.ORIENTATION_SQUARE)
        layoutPortrait();
    else
        layoutLandscape();
}

Final Update
Issue is with the emulator not responding correctly to the orientation changes.  I changed the onConfigurationChanged(...) orientation checking to use the condition width < height for portrait and all else landscape.  This works perfectly on my Android device.
Thanks to all contributors to this question!

A: You really shouldn't be overriding the configChanges in your manifest. Android can handle redrawing the Views for you, and it actually handles it really well, especially if you have filtered layouts in your resource folder.
If you are overriding configChanges because of issues with AsyncTask losing its Context (as I once did), I would recommend using an IntentService to handle your asynchronous work as Services aren't tied to any one Activity.

A: If it happens on emulator, then it's OK - emulator behaves a little bit weird in sense of configuration changes. I have been trying to solve similar problem, unless I noticed that the app worked fine on a real device.
It seems that the emulator ignores the android:configChanges="orientation" attribute, but in a bit strange way: it does force the configuration change but doesn't call onConfigurationChanged(..) method every time it should be called.

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In the long term, this research into aerogel could provide revolutionary advances in the efficient cleanup of oil spills and other harmful substances that are dumped or spilled into the oceans with green and renewable technology. The aerogel is not only capable of cleaning the oil off the the water's surface, but recycling it as well.
There are many different forms of cleanup currently used by organizations; mechanical barges and skimmers and gelling agents such as activated carbon are common. However, mechanical solutions can have high production costs, and activated carbon poses a threat to the very wildlife organizations may be seeking to protect. With effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010 still felt across the Atlantic Ocean, it's clear that efficiency of current technology isn't enough to prevent further harm to the aquatic environment.
A greener, more efficient, more cost-effective alternative has to be found in order to protect the delicate ecosystem threatened by incidents such as the Deepwater Disaster. Hydrophobic Silica Aerogel is the product that does just that: a recyclable, renewable, ecologically-friendly substance made from a chemical that costs around $2 a liter.
For this, we would need to be able to create our own product; and while more expensive at first, it would ultimately pay off for testing in the long run. Being able to create our own aerogel would provide for much more efficient and varied testing: with the chemical formula for the chemical used to make it already known, manipulation for better results would be easily accessible.
The freeze drying chamber is used in the process of RSCE (rapid supercritical extraction), which turns the TMOS chemical from a liquid into a solid.
The TMOS (Tetramethoxysilane) is the chemical used to create the aerogel, with certain elements of the recipe being altered throughout testing in order to determine the best mixture for optimum results.
The unrefined petroleum oil is to the the absorbent properties of the aerogel on the substance that is most commonly dumped into the ocean, making it the number one priority for efficient cleanup.
I was first introduced to the issues presented by the Gulf oil spill in my chemistry class and - while we primarily focused on current methods of cleanup - it was clear that current technology didn't stand up to the task at hand.
I've lived near the ocean nearly all my life. I've surfed with dolphins, dove with jellyfish, and to think that such a beautiful yet delicate ecosystem is being so violently threatened by people with no regard for its safety is terrifying.
It's occurred to me that these people no longer care about the welfare of the environment most of us have forgotten to cherish in the first place. It's time for a change, and if all we can do is clean up other people's messes to keep the environment clean and healthy for more than just ourselves, then so be it.


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Q: Linking in Alexa services into your app I am creating an Alexa skill using the Alexa Skills Kit, Amazon Echo, and NodeJS Lambda.
I have two questions:
1) How can I access music services from within my skill? Amazon says you can play music through any of these services:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201549700
I want to make my skill be able to start/stop a playlist using one of these services, but  I don't think it's possible to access an outside service from Alexa unless I go thru that service's API. Is that correct?
2) Getting a user's Amazon profile (user location, etc...): I want to  send promotions/coupons to a user based on their location. Amazon provides the user object within event.session:
exports.handler = function (event, context, callback) {
    try {
        else if (event.request.type === "IntentRequest") {
            console.log('LAUNCH', event.session.user);

But console log only shows the amazon user ID: amzn1.echo-sdk-account.HHHZGGGHZGZHGHGHGHGAKIOOAOHJZHZHFGA
How can I get user account details of my own signed in user thru Alexa?

A: For #1, Amazon hasn't exposed any of the music controls nor streaming features to skill writers.
For #2, they don't expose account profile information via the skill. You could use the oAuth capability to have the user log into your service. During the login, you could guess location via the IP address or get the browser's location information.


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Q: jQuery change background/css class onclick of image clicked and others I have a question regarding jQuery. I have multiple images that are, in essence, the same. The difference is that one of the images (let's call it the 'active' image) is a used as a side navigation bar which triggers "animated collapse" of the multiple DIVs in the Div to the right.  For this item which is clicked (and triggers the animated collapse) I am wanting to change the background image which has been defined in CSS.
I'd love it if I could get the "active" background/class to be displayed on the one, while the "inactive" icons revert to the "inactive status" onclick. As you select different items in the nav bar, each one changes it's background/class to the active designation, along with triggering the animated collapse effect.
Right now only the animatedcollapse event works, though the inactive status
Here's the HTML that I'm working with:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
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A: Try this code
$('a.toggle').click(function () {
    $('a.toggle').removeClass('active');
    $(this).addClass('active');
});

I've just removed .select class
"animatedcollapse.js" line 107, you should remove "@"  so this line should have been
var $allcontrols = $('[rel^="collapse-"], [rel^="expand-"], [rel^="toggle-"]')
also you should wrap your selector in $(document).ready as
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('a.toggle').click(function () {
        alert("active");
        $('a.toggle').removeClass('active');
        $(this).addClass('active');
    });
});


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Larchmont: a village with the state's first gourmet market
Columnist | April 28, 2016	| 2 Comments
BALZER'S on Larchmont, pictured after the store was sold to Harold Jurgensen. The grocery store is now five individual tenancies: California Roll & Sushi Fish; Le Petit Greek, Village Pizzeria; Heavenly Couture; and soon-to-be Sweetfin Poké (previously Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf).
A pleasure of the last few months has been looking through Patricia Lombard's "Images of America: Larchmont," which was published last year. It reminds me that those of us privileged to live in this neighborhood are just the latest of the generations who have been grateful to have a village nearby.
Our Sunday farmers market is just the right size. We know our vendors and they know our tastes. Many of us shop there for the week.
Larchmont grocery stores
But sometimes I need an onion on a Wednesday. Herein lies my envy of those generations who came before: they had grocery stores. The Keystone Market (1930s), Carder and Hess IGA Grocery (1930s), Safeway, a poulterer, no doubt a butcher too—all once were firmly anchored on Larchmont Boulevard.
A chance meeting with a scholar of California's food-and-wine history opened my eyes to the impact made by the jewel in the crown of Larchmont groceries—Albert T. Balzer Co. Ltd.
According to writer and book collector, Randall Tarpey-Schwed, Balzer's was the first gourmet market in California.
Albert Taylor Balzer was a grocer from Iowa who came to Los Angeles and bought Hughes Market, at 133 North Larchmont Blvd., in 1923. My, but Balzer's trucks were handsome, lined up to deliver to those famous Hollywood names. And the store's beautifully ordered interior! Just look at the photos in Lombard's Larchmont book.
Robert Lawrence Balzer
A.T. Balzer's son, Robert Lawrence, born in 1912, went to Stanford, studied acting in London, and then returned home to Los Angeles to work in the family business. After the repeal of Prohibition, Robert Lawrence's father assigned him the task of developing the store's wine division.
It was a heady time for California's wineries. Before Prohibition, the vineyards had already been planted to French vines that produced "nice, delicate little grapes," says Tarpey-Schwed. After Prohibition, the decimated fields were replanted; the rest is history. "This confluence of events," says Tarpey-Schwed, "is what set Balzer off to be an expert."
Robert Balzer became California's first (and many think best) writer on the subject of wine. In 1937, he began writing a wine column for the "Beverly Hills Citizen," published by a former Stanford classmate, Will Rogers Jr.
The elder Balzer died in 1952, and in 1959 Robert sold the store to a small, exclusive grocery chain, Jurgensen's, which held forth on Larchmont until the late 1980s.
A big personality
Robert went on to a lengthy and storied career as a wine writer and critic (he wrote an influential column for the "Los Angeles Times" for three decades), but there was more: He was also a photojournalist; was ordained a Cambodian Buddhist monk; ran Tirol, a restaurant in Idyllwild; published one of the first (some say the first) subscription-based wine guides; wrote a dozen books; taught at UCLA Extension; lectured widely; and led wine tours in this country and in Europe. He was Gloria Swanson's close friend, a fact confirmed by her granddaughter and Hancock Park resident, Brooke Anderson Ferguson.
Robert was also known for his "flamboyant personality," writes Elaine Woo in his "Los Angeles Times" obituary.
Larchmont Chronicle publisher, John Welborne, recalls that his family patronized Balzer's and then Jurgensen's, but he didn't meet Robert Balzer until the early 1970s, at the writer's wine-tasting seminars at Lawry's California Center.
"Of course," Welborne says, "I read his various wine columns. He was a thoughtful and informed writer about wine. In person, Bob was very charming. However, he seldom restrained his rapier wit and observations concerning the world and the people around him."
So our village has made its mark on the history of food and wine. But landlords of Larchmont, please take note: It's Wednesday, and I need that onion.
By Paula Panich
Tags: A.T. Balzer, Albert Taylor Balzer, Balzer's
richard degrandcourt says:
A market to remember, a yellow ambulance delivery. harold jurgensons,on linda vista 1935, then over to beverly hills in the 70s shopping with wife barbara dulien, she wore white gloves and picked small potatoes for a salade, we would see harold in the palm springs store on the weekend then james hobson producer of the lawrence welk show at hotel belair noticed my 66 shadow, I told him hpw my childhood mentor gordon haward inspired me to buy one years later, hobson wanted the Rolls ambulance from world war one that jurgenson had painted yellow in the 40s and made his deliverys from linda vista store. a week later i found it and he bought it sent it to mary in westwood for complete restoration. I had owned my car for several months and a check was delivered to me for 5,000 the price i had paid for the shadow.. was that luck or good thinking i thank gordon howard who was the best teacher. richard degrandcourt
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10 Facts about Conor McGregor
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Let me inform you with the famous Irish mixed martial artist on Facts about Conor McGregor. You can find most of his action in the UFC or Ultimate Fighting Championship in the featherweight division. Actually McGregor is interested to take part in the welterweight and lightweight competition. In the past, McGregor took the title as the Cage Warriors Featherweight and Lightweight Champion. Now he is the UFC Featherweight Champion. Find out other interesting facts about McGregor below:
Facts about Conor McGregor 1: the ranking of McGregor
In the official UFC pound for pound rankings, McGregor takes number 3 as of February 22nd, 2016. Moreover, he is ranked at number 5 for pound for pound fighter in the world and number 1 for featherweight fighter.
Facts about Conor McGregor 2: the early life
Let's find out the early life of McGregor. He was born in Dublin, Ireland. He spent the childhood time in the suburb of Crumlin in South Dublin.
Conor McGregor Facts
Facts about Conor McGregor 3: the education
McGregor was educated at a Gaelscoil and Gaelcholáiste. During his school time, McGregor was interested with football and sport. He had his support for Manchester United. He was a football player for Lourdes Celtic Football Club when he was young.
Facts about Conor McGregor 4: moving
McGregor and his family relocated to Lucan in West Dublin in 2006. Before he took the plumbing apprenticeship, he was educated at Gaelcholáiste Coláiste Cois Life.
Facts about Conor McGregor
Facts about Conor McGregor 5: Tom Egan
Tom Egan was the future UFC fighter who taught McGregor to grapple when he was in Lucan. It made McGregor interested with mixed martial art after he sparred with Egan.
Facts about Conor McGregor 6: the walking weight
Can you guess the walking weight of McGregor? It is 170 lbs.
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Facts about Conor McGregor 7: the debut of McGregor's mixed martial art
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Facts about Conor McGregor 8: the first round
In the first round of his debut, McGregor was the winner due to the TKO. After this victorious amateur fighting, he stepped to the professional one. Irish Cage of Truth Promotion signed him.
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Q: JSCH expection handling - process error result from Catch i have written a program to connect to ssh server using JSCH lib, the program runs well.
in the catch block i have used
catch(JSchException ee)
{
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}

when error occurs i get these messages,
com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: java.net.NoRouteToHostException: No route to host

com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: Auth fail

com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: timeout: socket is not established

now i need to display the error message in a dialog box. for each type of error i have to display different output. plz guide me how to process these exceptions and to differentiate them..

A: Your server seems to be unreachable: "No route to host" so your client cannot connect to it "Auth fail" and the socket reaches its timeout.
Try to ping the server to see its response. Make sure you give the same ip address you use in the program. If you directly provide the server name, check your host file /etc/hosts on Linux or %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation / About / Charles Hodges
Colonel (Ret.) H. Charles Hodges Jr. is the executive director of Hiring Our Heroes (HOH), a program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation. Hodges joined HOH in September 2015 after serving in the U.S. Army for nearly 30 years. He is responsible for planning, resourcing, and executing nearly 100 events each year, throughout the U.S. and on military installations abroad, focused on veteran and military spouse employment. In addition to directing these military transition summits, sports expos, and military spouse and wounded veteran and caregiver career events, Hodges oversees the Corporate Fellowship Program at more than 15 locations.
Before joining HOH, he was the commander of Joint Base Lewis McChord (2012–2015) in Washington state, where he ran what was described as "the most innovative Transition Services Program in the Department of Defense." This program supported nearly 8,000 service members and spouses transitioning out of the military each year. The program is credited with embracing the 2012 Veterans Opportunity to Work Act and creating numerous Career Skills Programs, which are being implemented across the nation.
Hodges' military career began in 1985 when he enlisted in the Florida National Guard. After graduating college in 1988, he was commissioned as an Infantry Officer and assigned to Fort Benning, where he completed the Infantry Officer Basic Course as well as Airborne and Ranger schools. Following completion of his training he was assigned to Germany. There, he participated in Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm from 1990 to 1991. Hodges was next assigned to the Republic of Korea to command A Company, 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry, followed by an assignment to command Company H, 3rd U.S. Infantry (The Old Guard) in Arlington, Virginia. Subsequently, he attended graduate school at American University and was assigned as a Military Fellow at Edelman Public Relations, followed by an assignment as chief, media relations for the Military District of Washington.
In 2002, Hodges was assigned to Fort Lewis, serving for three years in the 3-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team, where he was part of the team that certified the Brigade and deployed as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom from 2003 to 2004.
After returning from deployment, he was selected to serve as the chair of the Military Science Department at Duke University. In 2007, he returned to Fort Lewis and took command of 1st Battalion, 23rd Infantry, 3-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team. Hodges commanded for three years, including a deployment to participate in Operation Iraqi Freedom from 2009 to 2010. After attending the U.S. Army War College, he took command of Joint Base Lewis-McChord in August of 2012.
Hodges has a bachelor's degree in political science and a master's degree in instructional systems from the University of Central Florida, a master's degree in communications from American University, and a master's degree in strategic studies from the U.S. Army War College.


Here we are rolling through 2018!
The last day of February and time for this month's 12 Kits of Occasions!
This month Lindsey Larsen is our hostess and she sent such an amazing kit that screamed springtime to me. The colours, the die cuts, the heartfelt sentiments and oh the gorgeous flowers just brought a smile to my face from ear to ear! I created six cards this month, but I honestly have enough kit and ideas left over that I could make six more. Exactly the time this post is going live I am taking off in an airplane heading down to Kansas for a retreat weekend. I can't tell you how good it is for the soul the get crafty with a bunch of talented ladies. Speaking of talented I do hope you get a chance to check out what I know will be gorgeous projects from all the designers at the 12 Kits of Occasions. Every month I am so thankful to create along with the group.
Back to the 12 Kits blog to check out the rest!
One for the Crafty Biathlon. I finally used my MFT Stamps Gift Card Grooves. I used the Coffee Break and Coffee Date stamp sets for my card. The front of my 4 bar card was done in emboss resist with Distress Oxide Inks. The inside of the card used the grooves die to make a home for a gift card.
Another card for the MFT 2018 Creative Olympics - Freestyle Card, this one is for Event 2 to create a Freestyle card using any MFT products but with a winter theme.
I white embossed a snowflake background and sponged it with Tumbled Glass Distress Ink, distressed it with water and flicked Copic Opaque White onto the panel. I finished it of with a white embossed sentiment and deer image from the Deer Friends stamp set!
I created a card for Event 1 of the My Favorite Things 2018!
Event 1 - Stamping Slalom is to create a card that uses three different stamp sets from My Favorite Things. I used Beast Friends, Polar Pals and Polar Bear Pals. My background was smooshed with Salty Ocean Distress Oxide Ink.
I have a video tutorial up on the Birch Press Design blog and my YouTube channel this week creating this card using the Fiori Heart Layering dies and glitter.
Well we did it, here we are at day 30 of Kathy Racoosin's 30 Day Coloring Challenge!
It was such a fun event and colouring along with Ardyth, we made it to the finish line.
Thank you Kathy for creating an event that is so much fun to play along with.
Today we coloured Catherine Pooler's Doodle Garden background stamp.
I stamped and white embossed the design and then sponged it with Distress Inks, fun and vibrant.


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This special 3-minute video is a rare opportunity to hear about the inspiration behind the origins of ECHO.
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package org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.ver12;

import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.action.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.actionid.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.bsntlv.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.errormsg.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.meterband.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.instruction.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.instructionid.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.match.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.stat.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.oxm.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.oxs.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.queueprop.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.types.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.util.*;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.exceptions.*;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import java.util.Set;
import io.netty.buffer.ByteBuf;
import com.google.common.hash.PrimitiveSink;
import com.google.common.hash.Funnel;

class OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 implements OFOxmBsnInPorts512 {
    private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12.class);
    // version: 1.2
    final static byte WIRE_VERSION = 3;
    final static int LENGTH = 68;

        private final static OFBitMask512 DEFAULT_VALUE = OFBitMask512.NONE;

    // OF message fields
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//
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    final static OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 DEFAULT = new OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12(
        DEFAULT_VALUE
    );

    // package private constructor - used by readers, builders, and factory
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        if(value == null) {
            throw new NullPointerException("OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12: property value cannot be null");
        }
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    }

    // Accessors for OF message fields
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        return 0x32640L;
    }

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    }

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    }

    @Override
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    public OFOxmBsnInPorts512.Builder createBuilder() {
        return new BuilderWithParent(this);
    }

    static class BuilderWithParent implements OFOxmBsnInPorts512.Builder {
        final OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 parentMessage;

        // OF message fields
        private boolean valueSet;
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        BuilderWithParent(OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 parentMessage) {
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        }

    @Override
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    @Override
    public MatchField<OFBitMask512> getMatchField() {
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    }

    @Override
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    @Override
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    @Override
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                if(value == null)
                    throw new NullPointerException("Property value must not be null");

                //
                return new OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12(
                    value
                );
        }

    }

    static class Builder implements OFOxmBsnInPorts512.Builder {
        // OF message fields
        private boolean valueSet;
        private OFBitMask512 value;

    @Override
    public long getTypeLen() {
        return 0x32640L;
    }

    @Override
    public OFBitMask512 getValue() {
        return value;
    }

    @Override
    public OFOxmBsnInPorts512.Builder setValue(OFBitMask512 value) {
        this.value = value;
        this.valueSet = true;
        return this;
    }
    @Override
    public MatchField<OFBitMask512> getMatchField() {
        return MatchField.BSN_IN_PORTS_512;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isMasked() {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public OFOxm<OFBitMask512> getCanonical()throws UnsupportedOperationException {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Property canonical not supported in version 1.2");
    }

    @Override
    public OFBitMask512 getMask()throws UnsupportedOperationException {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Property mask not supported in version 1.2");
    }

    @Override
    public OFVersion getVersion() {
        return OFVersion.OF_12;
    }

//
        @Override
        public OFOxmBsnInPorts512 build() {
            OFBitMask512 value = this.valueSet ? this.value : DEFAULT_VALUE;
            if(value == null)
                throw new NullPointerException("Property value must not be null");

            return new OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12(
                    value
                );
        }

    }

    final static Reader READER = new Reader();
    static class Reader implements OFMessageReader<OFOxmBsnInPorts512> {
        @Override
        public OFOxmBsnInPorts512 readFrom(ByteBuf bb) throws OFParseError {
            // fixed value property typeLen == 0x32640L
            int typeLen = bb.readInt();
            if(typeLen != 0x32640)
                throw new OFParseError("Wrong typeLen: Expected=0x32640L(0x32640L), got="+typeLen);
            OFBitMask512 value = OFBitMask512.read64Bytes(bb);

            OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 oxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 = new OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12(
                    value
                    );
            if(logger.isTraceEnabled())
                logger.trace("readFrom - read={}", oxmBsnInPorts512Ver12);
            return oxmBsnInPorts512Ver12;
        }
    }

    public void putTo(PrimitiveSink sink) {
        FUNNEL.funnel(this, sink);
    }

    final static OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12Funnel FUNNEL = new OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12Funnel();
    static class OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12Funnel implements Funnel<OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12> {
        private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
        @Override
        public void funnel(OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 message, PrimitiveSink sink) {
            // fixed value property typeLen = 0x32640L
            sink.putInt(0x32640);
            message.value.putTo(sink);
        }
    }

    public void writeTo(ByteBuf bb) {
        WRITER.write(bb, this);
    }

    final static Writer WRITER = new Writer();
    static class Writer implements OFMessageWriter<OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12> {
        @Override
        public void write(ByteBuf bb, OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 message) {
            // fixed value property typeLen = 0x32640L
            bb.writeInt(0x32640);
            message.value.write64Bytes(bb);

        }
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        StringBuilder b = new StringBuilder("OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12(");
        b.append("value=").append(value);
        b.append(")");
        return b.toString();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        if (this == obj)
            return true;
        if (obj == null)
            return false;
        if (getClass() != obj.getClass())
            return false;
        OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12 other = (OFOxmBsnInPorts512Ver12) obj;

        if (value == null) {
            if (other.value != null)
                return false;
        } else if (!value.equals(other.value))
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        final int prime = 31;
        int result = 1;

        result = prime * result + ((value == null) ? 0 : value.hashCode());
        return result;
    }

}

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Yep, It's True: TJ Maxx Is Coming
by Heidi Walters
A friendly clerk at Kohl's in the Bayshore Mall said the other day that, no, the prospect of another competitor isn't threatening. Kohl's can handle it. It's known, said the clerk, for its customer service, especially at the Eureka store:
"We were just voted No. 1 in customer service in our region, out of 106 stores."
The newbie -- T.J. Maxx -- (owned by the same company as Marshall's) has been written up as a successful sourcer in quality brands.
Even so, this news likely ain't as exciting as a new Wal-Mart coming to town.
Well, T.J., welcome to Eureka -- and to the pending minimum wage showdown.


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Given the Gruene Light
One of the 'best kept secrets' in Texas is a short drive from Austin
Far Out West
6 totally unusual roadside attractions on your way to West Texas
By Cindy Brzostowski
You don't need to go to England to see this Stonehenge. Stonehenge II/Facebook
The Devil's Sinkhole in Rockspring. Photo by Geary Schindel
Alley Oop Fantasyland in Iraan. Photo courtesy of the Iraan-Sheffield Chamber of Commerce
Million Barrel Museum Wander and Explore/Facebook
When it comes to traveling out to West Texas, chances are you're destined for famous spots like Marfa, the McDonald Observatory, and Guadalupe Mountains National Park. But what else is there to see along that long drive? Whether you need a reason for a pit stop or simply prefer to visit places a little off the beaten path, we've got you covered with these unusual attractions worth a stop on your way to West Texas.
Buggy Barn Museum
Get ready to go back in time. Dedicated to preserving the history of horse-drawn transportation, the Buggy Barn Museum in Blanco has over 140 buggies, carriages, and wagons dating from the 1860s through the 1900s. You are welcome to have a look around yourself or take part in a guided tour. Fun fact: Some of the buggies and wagons have been used in movies like True Grit and There Will Be Blood, and the museum even offers buggy rides by appointment. The museum is open Monday through Friday, 8 am-5 pm, and Saturday, 9 am-4 pm. While you're there, consider checking out the nearby Pine-Moore Town, which will have you feeling like you've stepped into the Wild West.
Old Tunnel State Park
The "old tunnel" of Old Tunnel State Park is a relic from the Fredericksburg and Northern Railway, which helped connect Fredericksburg to San Antonio and stopped operations back in 1942. After the trains left, the bats moved in, and now over 3 million of them call it home. In the evenings during May through October, you can see them emerging from the tunnel. It's worth noting that this colony is double the size of the one that lives under Austin's Congress Avenue Bridge, and watching that many bats spiral upwards in a massive cloud is truly a sight to behold. Besides the draw of the bats, there is also a short, half-mile trail for hikers.
Stonehenge II and Easter Island Heads
Can't make it to England to see Stonehenge or Easter Island to see the famous moai? Luckily, Texans can see replicas of both in one place out in Ingram, near Kerrville. Stonehenge II and the Easter Island Heads were created as an art project by Al Shepperd and Doug Hill, and they're now managed by the Hill Country Arts Foundation. The stones are 90 percent the height and 60 percent the width of the real deal, while the two heads are 13 feet tall. The site is free and open to the public, and you're welcome to visit from dawn until nightfall.
Devil's Sinkhole State Natural Area
We're not done with bats just yet. The Devil's Sinkhole in Rocksprings is a giant vertical cavern that is thought to be the largest single-chamber cavern in the state. It also happens to house one of Texas' largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats (yes, the same type of bats as those underneath the Congress Avenue Bridge in Austin). The cavern opening is around 50 feet wide, eventually reaching over 320 feet in diameter, and it extends to a depth of over 350 feet. Besides evening bat flight tours in the late spring and early fall, visitors can arrange tours in advance with the Devil's Sinkhole Society. You can only access the natural area with a reservation, so don't forget to plan ahead.
Alley Oop Fantasyland and Museum
Out in Iraan, there's a quirky little park dedicated to one of the city's most famous residents: V.T. Hamlin, the creator of the popular 1930s comic strip Alley Oop. The attractions you'll spot first will likely be the giant recreations of Alley Oop and Dinny, the caveman and his pet dinosaur from the comic. When you're done with the photo ops, pop into the museum which has displays on local history, geology, and archeology. The theme of the exhibits is "From Fossils to Fossil Fuels," fitting as the city of Iraan was once an oil boomtown. You can visit Alley Oop Fantasyland and Museum from 1-5 pm, Thursday through Sunday (excluding holidays).
Million Barrel Museum
No, this is not a museum with a million barrels. It's actually a giant, cement oil storage tank in Monahans from the 1920s that was built to hold 5 million barrels worth of oil. Despite this grand vision, it ended up cracking under the weight of just 1 million barrels worth, which, needless to say, resulted in leakage. For a good while, this concrete reservoir remained abandoned until its brief stint as a manmade oasis for boating, swimming, and fishing, where similar issues with leaking led to its demise. Today, it serves as a venue for local events, and the property also includes the Rattlesnake Bomber Base Museum.
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A speed-dating service has an interesting rule: women arrive before dudes, so they can get a free makeover. Is this a helpful service, or an annoying double standard?
With a British sensibility and simplicity, we offer uncompromising value with unparalleled service. Lovely venues, complimentary gourmet appetizers, Makeovers for the Ladies, Cheeky Ice-Breakers to get the conversation going, and our lovely Hosts to assist you with anything or anyone.
Mingle, mix, and match — UK Style.
Speed Dating in the US has traditionally been met with over the top party trimmings, huge banners declaring their arrival and some even have a gong to alert daters to move to the next table. We prefer a more subtle approach — when it is time for the lads to move on — we simply tap the gentleman on the shoulder. It seems a far more civilized approach.
Most straight guys don't wear makeup, so it makes a certain amount of sense that SpeedSeattle doesn't offer on-site makeovers for them. And I'm sure plenty of women do appreciate the touchup, especially if they're coming straight from work. But SpeedSeattle's rules do make starkly clear a basic inequality of heterosexual dating — women are supposed to put more time into prepping for a date than men do. Twice as much time, to be exact.
Correction: SpeedSeattle has made it clear to me that makeovers are optional, not mandatory.