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"It's one of the best things I've ever done for my own skills and career development"
By Jo Phillips, GovernorHub	in Uncategorized	on September 9, 2021 September 9, 2021
Deborah McClean
DeborahMcClean is an English teacher living and working in Bristol who we stumbled across after she posted this message on Twitter:
It really resonated with us (well, certainly with Jo from the GovernorHub team who also used school governance as a way to 'upskill' during parental leave). The NGA's Educators on Board campaign promotes this very idea – that teachers should consider becoming governors at other schools to enrich their professional development.
We wanted to find out more about how Deborah had decided upon governance as a useful route for development and what she's learnt so far.
Deborah, firstly can you tell us a bit about your background as a teacher?
Well I've been teaching English for 11 years, firstly at a school in the Forest of Dean and then more recently at a larger school in Bristol. I've been enjoying teaching and developing my practice and then I had two daughters – my first daughter Ivy is now 4 and my second daughter Cora is 2.
After I had Ivy, I joined up with the MTPT Project (Maternity Teacher, Paternity Teacher project) which is run by Emma Shepherd. The project involves doing a little bit of CPD, very self-led, whilst on maternity leave. You do some reading around your subject and you also get coaching. I was coached by a wonderful woman, Krista Elledge, on career development and what I wanted to do in the future and that's been really inspiring. I'm doing the second MTPT module at the moment.
Despite returning for three days a week, on my first day back from my first maternity leave, I went for an interview and got a TLR (Teaching and Learning Responsibility Post) as Head of Extended Project Qualification and Enrichment at my current school. Then I had my second daughter and I thought, 'Right, now what am I going to do'.I was looking into what else I could do to keep learning and growing while still keeping my three days at work. The answer I arrived at was being a governor – it's something that I can fit around my family and that's important as we don't have any other family nearby to help with childcare.
Was this pre-pandemic?
Yes. I joined the school where I'm a governor just before the pandemic began. My first meeting was in September following everything shutting down so I haven't had an evening meeting at school yet. This school has five, two-hour meetings a year and that's very do-able for me.
It's something just for me. I work part-time, I look after my children and I do all of my marking but by being a governor I'm still developing my career in the background without having to go up to five days a week. So it's been really exciting from that perspective – I feel I'm still building my skills. It's the old chestnut of 'so you're part-time, you're not that bothered about progressing' – but I'm the complete opposite, it's just that I can't work full-time at the moment because I want to spend those two days with my daughters and that's really important to me.
Can you tell me about what you've gained being a governor so far and the ways in which it's developing your career?
The school I'm a governor at is a really interesting school. It's an all-through specialist school for autism. I work in a mainstream school, so immediately I'm gaining skills by learning about autism and how it affects young people aged 4 to 18. It's been really useful in helping me understand children with complex needs.
The school is also reasonably new – their eldest year group, Year 9s, will be going into Year 10 in September so they're building their GCSE English curriculum from scratch. I've been able to bring some experience to that. I've been looking at things from a different, more strategic perspective – being on the other side of the table alongside the head, focusing on how staff will work and how they might teach certain parts of the curriculum.
I think the leadership has found it incredibly valuable to have an English specialist as a governor. I've been to school a couple of times this year and I just really enjoy it. It's one of the best things I've ever done for my own skills and career development. Looking at the curriculum from a completely different perspective than I do in my current school.
Does it give you an insight into some of the challenges of leadership which would be hard to fully understand otherwise?
Yes – I got a handbook from the National Governance Association so I read it and annotated it and one thing that struck me was that you're there to be a 'critical friend'. So I've been able to look at things from that perspective and it's helped me to be more strategic in my thinking.
Presumably you don't see as many of the financial challenges in your current school as a teacher?
No I don't – as a governor you really do see the big picture. I have a greater understanding of the challenges that leaders face and how it's always a juggle – the need to save money and how if you need it for one pot, you're invariably taking it from another. It helps to have that kind of overview.
Do you feel like it's changed your teaching practice in any way?
That's a really interesting question. I think probably, yes. As an English teacher I'm able to go into their school and look at what they do and bring back ideas and suggestions. In the old days, whenever there was tons of money for CPD, you'd be sent out to other schools. You just don't get the chance to do that anymore. You're in a bubble in your classroom with 33 Year 9s and that's all you have.
However being able to work with different people, especially working with a special school – seeing how they work and deal with issues is really valuable. We have discussions about staff and I can bring my view to the table about how staff might feel about certain changes.
You'd recommend it then – particularly when you can't jump into a big leadership role at the current time?
Yes and it fits around my family. It's easy to commit to the meetings especially as we've been doing it virtually – but, as I say, even being able to go into the school and meet the staff and pupils has been wonderful. My husband works a half day on a Friday, so I have been able to go into the school a couple of times on a Friday afternoon. I've met with the incoming headteacher over Zoom several times too. You do as much as you like really – on top of the meetings.
A lot of the TLR roles I'd want to apply for would be full-time roles. I'm biding my time until I go back up to full-time work but by being a governor I'm still gaining incredible experience. It's strategic leadership experience without the commitment – and I'm still able to have my two days off with the girls and go to the park and do all of those things.
Is governance a common form of CPD for teachers in your experience?
I think it's completely hidden. One of the main reasons I know about governance is that my dad is a presbyterian minister in Northern Ireland and he's a governor in two schools as part of his job. He's always talked about the role.
But it was never recommended to me in my teacher training, I don't know anyone else in school that's been a governor – apart from being teacher governors, which is slightly different as you're in the same school.
I keep saying to people you should definitely think about it. I think if you're teaching five days a week – it might be a bit more of a challenge than if you're part-time – but it's still worth considering.
I think if you asked Joe Public what the role of a school governor involves, many wouldn't actually know and yet we have such an important role. How might we encourage more people to understand what the role actually involves?
As a member of staff in my current school, we get the odd letter from governors but they're not very visible.
It's a real asset for a school to have a teacher governor on the board so maybe schools should be providing more information to their teachers and recommending the role, outside of the role of recruiting a staff governor.
In the most selfish way possible – you need to think of what governance can do for you. As a teacher, it can do an incredible amount. I know the workload might put people off but if they understand it's not that onerous then perhaps they'd be keen. I'm excited to talk about it if I ever get a job interview. If people knew how much it can develop them, they'd be more keen.
What's the most rewarding aspect?
As someone who's had two maternity leaves and worried that her career might be over or stalled, it's given me a real sense of purpose again. You can lose a sense of identity as a new mum and forget what you're good at. Going down to part-time has made me even more ambitious. I'd say being a governor has given me my purpose back again.
The WomenEd movement has been incredibly inspiring to me. WomenEd is about helping women like me believe in ourselves. They've encouraged me to think that while I've had two children and I'm part-time, it shouldn't affect my career progression. I'd love to be a Head of Sixth Form one day or a Headteacher. Women Ed, as a movement, is about saying 'Yes, you can do that'. They're a really important driver to help us women believe in ourselves and just go for it.
When you become a mum, you're so engrossed in what you're doing with your children that you kind of forget about what you're good at. I forgot how to sell myself. Being a governor has helped me remember what I'm good at and acknowledge my skills and experience. It's built me up and helped me realise what I know.
Have you got anything else you want to say?
Not really – just that everybody should be a governor. It's just amazing. It's the best thing I've ever done, honestly.
Governors for Schools find and place volunteers on school and academy governing boards across England and Wales. Educational skills are in the top three most requested skills from schools that register with them.
Inspiring Governance also connects skilled volunteers who are interested in serving as school governors and trustees with schools in England. They have an 'Educators on Board' programme to support education professionals into governance.
WomenEd is a global grassroots movement that connects aspiring and existing women leaders in education and gives women leaders a voice in education.
Published by Jo Phillips, GovernorHub
My name is Jo and I've worked at GovernorHub for three years. I'm passionate about school improvement and have been a governor for nearly 8 years at a federation in Norwich where I have responsibility for special needs.	View all posts by Jo Phillips, GovernorHub
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Swedish Embracer Group is creating an archive with every video game ever made
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"Something I'm very proud to be a part of is our efforts at Embracer Group to build a games archive. The project is led by Thomas Sunhede, my friend and co-author of the book about Swedish video games dev history," tweeted Martin Lindell, an adviser at Embracer Group, on February 18th, 2021. A games industry pro since 1994, Lindell has written books about Nintendo in Sweden and the Swedish game development history. The Embracer Group, which owns a number of video game studios, including Gearbox Software, Volition, and 4A Games, is based in Karlstad, Sweden. Their motto is "We embrace great people, great companies and great ideas." Sweden is a gaming powerhouse, as you will find out thanks to any bonus för Fastbet that you may want to use to explore the Scandinavian online potential.
The archive that Embracer Group is building is already well underway, with around 50,000 pieces, including "games, consoles, peripherals, and arcades," many of which are described as extremely rare. CEO Lars Wingefors has already donated his own collection to form the foundation of the archive. The Group has much larger ambition, though. They started a campaign of acquisitions from private collectors in Europe that has been going on all 2020. Wingefors has revealed that the ambitious project "will take decades to complete," but the Group will see it through no matter how long it takes.
They can certainly afford it. On the same day, Embracer Group published its financial report for Q3 October-December 2020, revealing that their operational EBIT increased 100% to SEK 603 Million. They are also adding new members to the Group, as they disclosed on February 4th: "We are proud to welcome more talents to our global group. Today we announced that Gearbox, Easy Brain Team, and Aspyr Media are all joining our family." The acquisition of Borderlands developer Gearbox Software is a big merger, worth a staggering $1.3 billion. The powerful Swedish group currently has as many as 150 games in development, 70 of which are scheduled for completion by March 2022.
As for the future "archive of all games", it could find a physical home near the Embracer Group Headquarters in Värmland, Sweden, and serve as a complete reference library for the benefit of the group. "It's a physical collection, worth pointing out," Martin Lindell has revealed. "For games preservation in general, digital-only releases will be a challenge to maintain. Personally, I hope there will be more collaboration on the topic. It's nothing commercial; it's an archive for the sake of preserving our heritage and video games history. " Embracer will go further than this, though. They have plans to create "satellite exhibits" at the Group's companies to illustrate their creative history. External traveling exhibits around the globe may also be part of the package.
Sweden has a strong culture of gaming and has become a major player. Just think of titles like Minecraft, Candy Crush Saga, and Battlefield. Swedish videogames are estimated to reach over a billion players worldwide.
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Dating Rumors: Gwen Stefani Breaks Her Silence
By Manly Bryant on October 19, 2015
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Although this year has been bumpy for both coaches of The Voice, according to Gwen Stefani, they both are quite happy.
The 46-year-old pop diva addresses the swarming rumors that she and the now-single cowboy, Blake Shelton, are an item.
Following a significant divorce in both of these artist's lives, it appears that none of that is getting either of them down. Calling Shelton 'the cowboy', Gwen admits:
"It seems like the cowboy is really happy on the show," she said. "We're all having so much fun on that show. Everybody is in such a good place."
But what about the never-ending rumors that these two are an official pair? Gwen was in a good-spirited mood and joked, saying "Have you read the news?"
Also stomping out any rumors of the two romancing, Shelton has taken to twitter for his comment, "The stuff I read about myself blows my mind. Shouldn't I get to do all these things since I'm already accused of them?".
What do y'all think of the rumors?
Check out Gwen's humorous interview below.


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Apex Legends Struggles to Maintain Viewership on Twitch
Credit: EA
Apex Legends, Fortnite
What started out as the most unprecedented game launch in Twitch history has turned into something that is subpar compared to the standards the new battle royale Apex Legends set for itself early on in its life.
The game that produced two straight weeks of 30M or more hours watched on Twitch is quickly becoming a bit of an afterthought as streamers head back to Fortnite , 2018's most popular game, or follow trendy games like Grand Theft Auto V with its highly entertaining role play servers.
After Apex Legends released to the tune of 31.7M hours watched in its first week, making it the only game to pass 30M in a week since The International last year, it continued the success for the second full week of February reaching 31.6M hours watch. However, since then, the game has experienced a steady decline in viewership week-over-week until this past week when it didn't even manage to hit the 10M hours watched mark.
The decline in viewership has a direct correlation to a movement between games by some of Twitch's most popular streamers. When Apex Legends was at its height during the first two weeks after its release, the top streamers playing the game were also some of Twitch's top streamers from 2018.
Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek led all streamers with an average of 94K concurrent viewers and 104 hours of airtime, peaking at 211K CCV for a total of 9.1M hours watched. Last year's most-watched streamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins was second with 3.7M hours watched and an averaged of 46K CCV.
Other streamers that reeled in more than 1M hours watched playing Apex Legends from Feb. 4-17 included Herschel "Dr. DisRespect" Beahm (2.8M hours watched), Jaryd "Summit1g" Lazar (2.6M), and Tim "TimTheTatman" Betar (2.1M).
A quick look at Apex Legends' top streamers this past week reveals exactly the problem that the game is having. In the last seven days Coby "Dizzy" Meadows from NRG has been the most-watched Apex Legends streamer with 574K hours watched across about 31 hours of airtime. While his 17K CCV average is nothing to scoff at, it's significantly less than all of the streamers previously mentioned. With 574K hours watched, Meadows wouldn't have even made the top five most-watched Apex Legends streamers for either of the title's first two weeks.
While Meadows was a top 10 streamer for the game right after its release, he's the most popular streamer to give the game more than 20M hours watched in the past seven days.
Grzesiek is the second most-watched streamer for the title even though he only played for 8.8 hours reeling in 403K hours watched due to time taken off for medical reasons. Beahm is the fifth most-watched streamer with 352K hours watched and an average of 20K CCV across just under 17 hours of airtime.
So where have all of the influencers gone? Blevins has returned to his bread and butter streaming Fortnite, and Grzesiek has decreased his time playing Apex Legends, on top of taking a short amount of time off. Outside of streaming 67 hours of Apex Legends this month, Grzesiek has streamed about 16 hours of "Just Chatting" and played four other games for more than four hours.
Outside of a lot of some of the usual suspects on Twitch transitioning back to Fortnite from Apex Legends, the new GTA roleplay trend has pushed Apex Legends down as influencers like Saqib "Lirik" Zahid, Lazar, and Betar move from game to game.
While there's no indication regarding how permanent the movement of streamers from Apex Legends truly is, its difficult to see a marketplace in which GTA, Fortnite, and Apex Legends can all coexist and reach 20M hours watched on a weekly basis.
The powerful personalities playing the titles are largely responsible for tilting the scale from one game to another. Barring a few more highly-influential broadcasters rapidly managing to build a viewership base, the fluctuation of viewership between games will continue to be dictated by the changing tastes of a select few influencers at the top.
Tags: apex legendsCoby "Dizzy" MeadowsEAFortniteGlobalGTAGTA RPGHerschel "Dr DisRespect" BeahmJaryd "Summit1g" LazarMichael "Shroud" GrzesiekSaqib "Lirik" ZahidtwitchTyler "Ninja" BlevinsViewership
Max Miceli
Max is a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill graduate with a degree in business and sports journalism. He joined The Esports Observer as a freelance writer while working as a staff writer for SportsBusiness Daily. Max began covering viewership and streaming platforms for TEO after reporting on the development of Fortnite esports in the summer of 2018, and his experience in gaming also includes expertise in titles like World of Warcraft and Overwatch.


Patriots, we are finding ourselves in a very chaotic and busy time of the year. It seems like every time we turn around there's a new area of issues which vie for our patriotic touch.
To me, no issue is more important that the educational setting in America.
IT STINKS to high Heaven!
Patriots, "ESSA" is short for the 'Every Student Succeeds Act'.
What stinks about 'student success'? For starters, ESSA is a federal education law. Our U.S. Constitution and federal laws created to keep the government out of education have been ignored and trashed for years now. There wasn't supposed to be a federal education law, at all!
What stinks about that? No President (current one included) has had the gumption to get the government OUT of education! In fact, the current and past Presidents have side-stepped the issue.
Campaign promises made and broken for the extraction of Common Core could fill a trash can.
Here's another stench connected to ESSA; it was SUPPOSED to 'kill' Common Core. ESSA codified all that goes with Common Core, as well.
What else is stinking up our nation about ESSA? The global ties embedded in the law which support the United Nations goals for education, NOT America's goals, ideals, or, beliefs.
The SDGs are thoroughly embedded in education here in America. Thanks to recent committments by the current Administration and laws like ESSA, these Goals will continue to increase in classrooms across America and in EVERY education choice available.
Patriots, recently I uncovered something in American education which doesn't just 'stink', but is plain evil. As hard as it is to write about it, to have our nation and its citizens informed, we MUST talk about this type of egregious (and down right scary) content. To what am I referring?
Patriots, I urge you to read my published article about these Clubs. Their numbers are increasing. Thanks to ESSA, not only will we see an increase in Satanic groups, but other questionable groups and their access to our kids. We'll see them have an increased presence in schools. Because ESSA is so stinky, these types of groups are not only creating 'fun' for public school students, they are seeking every type of student.
This should concern EVERY Patriot!
A Patriotic Solution Does Exist!
If you've not heard about the recent news to abolish the U.S. Dept. of Education via a one sentence proposed Bill (HR899), I urge you to read this recent article. In it you'll find the more patriotic way to remove the U.S. Dept. of Education begins with Repealing ESSA.
Using existing legal courses of action and established laws, Patriots, we can have a more successful opportunity of removing not only the stench of ESSA, but the stench of federal overreaches in education*; of the stench of UN in our education*, and the stench of those ideals of select groups which are not in line with our family viewpoints.
Patriots, what we really need are more of us to stand up against what is going on in education. We MUST work together in the BEST way possible to PROTECT our children.


This charger dates to the Qing dynasty, Qianlong period, c. 1755, and is part of one of the most important Chinese Export porcelain services made for the Swedish market. It was probably made for the Swedish count Fredrik Gyllenborg.
Count Fredrik Gyllenborg was one of the foremost participants in the second octroi (Royal trade monopoly) of the Swedish East India Company (1746-66). The peculiar clouds that surrounds the coat of arm are assumed to be caused by the drawing having been stained by moisture during the trip to China, and that the Chinese porcelain decorators thus have tried to imitate the ink stain as faithfully as possible.
The decoration is in blue, black, iron red and gilt. and carries the coat of arm of the family of Gyllenborg in an oval shield, surrounded by a draped cloth and a cloud.
Litterature: Wirgin, Jan, Från Kina till Europa, illustrated and described on p. 137.


As promised in Part 3, it's time to talk about Denali's back country. I fully admit that when I signed up for this trip I had no idea what to expect. I purposefully chose not to Google everything on the itinerary. I trusted my friend who was putting the trip together and I trusted that we'd have a good time.
Turns out this was the BEST decision. I was able to learn so much while there, whereas reading about it online ahead of time would not have done it justice. For example, what the heck does "backcountry" mean?
Backcountry means you can only get to this part of the park if A. you have a special permit to drive and camp at Teklanika River and/or B. you purchase a park bus pass to ride the bus past Savage River.
We had the special permit to drive our RVs to the Tek campground. However, we had a slight snafu when two of our RVs missed the turn to the campground and had to figure out how to turn around on the super narrow gravel road!
Thankfully, everyone finally arrived at the campsite safely and with enough time to set up and get in a short hike along the river before dinner. I stayed behind and read my book, though. Hey, when you're traveling with 17 people you've got to find some peace and quiet when you can.
After dinner we discussed the plan for the next day. We had guaranteed seat bus passes on the first bus of the day that allowed us to take the bus all the way to Wonder Lake, aka the end of the road. However, this can be a 4+ hour bus ride from Teklanika! Why so long? Well, the buses stop for wildlife and at several other scenic areas. Also, backcountry campers with permits to camp outside of designated campgrounds and hikers that want to hike in the backcountry can ask the bus to stop anywhere along the road and get out. Plus, the road is entirely gravel and is barely two lanes wide!
All of this makes for an interesting trip. I admit, Wonder Lake is the one thing I Googled in advance because I wasn't sure that I wanted to ride the bus all the way there. However, if the weather was just right it would be the best view of Mt. Denali (f/k/a Mt. McKinley). I didn't want to get so close and then regret not going. So, I decided to ride all the way to Wonder Lake.
I also figured that riding all the way out to Wonder Lake would give me the best sense of what to expect of backcountry. And, let me tell you, it did NOT disappoint.
We definitely saw wildlife (caribou trotted in front of the bus for awhile), and we saw some amazing vistas.
This stretch is known as Polychrome.
Okay, maybe it was still pretty, but some of us quickly decided we'd rather ride the bus back to Eielson Visitor's Center and hike two of the only three groomed trails in backcountry.
And that's where I'll pick up the story next time.


1.4 GROUP D: Frank inscribed with Euro sign (€) and "R.F."
NOTE: The France section has been changed substantially from the printed paper edition of the catalog. The online version has different groupings and contains greater detail.
The first meter was placed into use in 1924.
Meter manufacturers in France: CAMP, CGA, EMD/CAMP, GAPA, Graphotaxe, Havas, LOGABAX, Neopost (originally a British company, bought by French SMH/Alcatel with name change to NEOPOST SA), Satas, Secap, SERCEM, SMH/Alcatel. Havas and Satas are now subsidiaries of Neopost. Secap became a subsidiary of Pitney Bowes (USA) in 2001.
French meter stamps contain a meter number with a single- or multi-letter prefix. Meter number prefixes containing a "W" are from relief machines that are loaned to mailers while their machines are being serviced.
NOTE: For specialized information about the meter stamps of France, see Catalogue des Empreintes de Machines a Affranchir, tome 1, France, published by the French meter stamp collectors society, A.C.E.M.A.
Frank with simulated perforation border with breaks in centers of both sides.
Four uses of the slogan space are found with these stamps: 1) a field of wavy horizontal lines, 2) an advertising slogan, 3) blank (empty space above the town/date line), and 4) a registration number.
AA1. Havas "Tiranty" (FV-1), 1924.
Meter number prefixes "A", "WA", or "AW".
AA2. Havas "Granjean" (FV-6), 1928.
As Type AA1, but M# with different M# prefixes.
c. Post office stamps: M#s B.0031 - B.0040.
AA3. Havas "C" (MV), 1930.
Similar to Types AA1 and AA2 but from a multi-value machine.
Stamp (including town line and frank) is 100 mm wide.
Meter number prefixes: C, CW, O, OW, W and WC.
With or without 4-digit serial number (impression counter) at top above the town line.
a. Meter number prefix "O" (error). [$10] NOTE. Not to be confused with a 'C' closed by a build-up of dirt on the print head.
b. Meter number prefix "OW" (error). [$30] NOTE. Not to be confused with a 'C' closed by a build-up of dirt on the print head.
h. Town line reads "BUREAU D'ATTACHE". Relief (loaner) machine.
j. Date only without town line. Relief (loaner) machine.
AA4. Havas "C" (MV), 1933.
As Type AA3 but stamp including town line is narrower, 72-75 mm wide.
Meter number prefixes: C, CW, O, OW, 'C. R', and C.00R.
C. M# prefix "C. R" or "C.00R", Post Office stamp. Five meters were used in Paris post offices to frank registered mail. Always on tape.
c. Town line reads "BUREAU D'ATTACHE". Relief (loaner) machine.
AA5. Satas "Sanglier" (FV-1), 1934.
NOTE: Postage values 35c, 1F30 and 1F80 were prepared but no examples have been reported.
AA6. Satas "S" (MV), 1937.
Very similar to Type AA3 but with different M# prefixes: SC, SCW, SD, SDW, SE, and SEW.
Month in Roman numerals or in letters.
a. With S# high above town line. M# with "SC" prefix.
b. With S# high above town line. M# with "SCW" prefix.
As Type AA6 but meter number prefixes are "SB" and "SBW".
This machine was first built in 1935 but was not used commercially until 1949.
NOTE: The image shown is of a pre-war proof from 1936.
AA8. Havas "J" (MV), 1936.
Used only for registered mail, with large "R" at left side of slogan area.
Printed only on adhesive tape, never directly to the mail piece.
AA9. Havas "G" (MV), 1935.
Stamp including date/town line is 75 mm wide.
This is the replacement machine for the Havas "C" (Type AA4). The "G" meter could print stamps on tape as well as directly to the mail piece. The "C" meter had no tape option.
Meter number prefixes: G, GW and error WG.
As Type AA9 but stamp including date/town line is wider, 100 mm wide.
NOTE: The stamp listed as Type AA10 (meter number Z 0001) in the original, paper edition of this catalog has been removed. The stamp is an essay that was never used to frank actual mail.
AA11. Havas "K" (MV), 1941.
With straight-line town mark but it is stacked at center left rather than in a single line at lower left.
Meter number prefixes: K, KG and KW.
AA12. Havas "rebuilt C" (MV), 1950.
Stamp including date/town line is 100 mm wide.
This is the Havas "C" (Type AA4) rebuilt so that it had the option to print stamps on tape as well as directly to the mail piece. The original "C" meter had no tape option.
Meter number prefixes: CG, CGW and errors GC and OG.
AA13. Havas "CG" (MV), 1952.
As Type AA12 (rebuilt "C" machine) but stamp including date/town line is 75 mm wide.
Meter number prefixes: CG and error OG.
AA14. Havas "M" (MV), 1950.
Large frank, wider than tall, with double frame line.
Meter number prefixes M, MG, MW, MGW, and error MC.
AA15. SECAP "N" (MV), 1954.
Straight-line town mark below the frank, town name above date.
Meter number prefixes N, NW and error W.
Two types of value figures: thick and thin.
One meter with meter number M.8000 used by Havas for publicity purposes, 1956 to 1958.
AB2. Satas, various models (MV) with earliest debuting in 1957.
AB3. SECAP, various models (MV) with earliest debuting in 1959.
Small upright frank with Meter number "Z_003".
Used at Paris Post Office 108 for only a few weeks in 1960.
Meter numbers P0002 through P0009 used by Havas prior to official release of the production "P" model in 1964.
AB6. Havas "P" (MV), 1964.
Meter number prefixes: P, PA, and PW.
Narrow date field without stops, 10 x 3 mm.
AB7. Havas "T" (MV), 1964.
Short date figures with stops, 11-12 x 2 mm.
AB8. SECAP experimental ""NC" (MV), 1966.
eight indentations across the top and bottom instead of the usual thirteen.
Meter number prefixes: NC and Z.
Very wide date field with stops after D and M.
Meter numbers "HZ 0000" and "HZ 00000" only, two machines used experimentally between 1968 and 1971.
Date field wide with stops after D and between M and Y, 14 x 3 mm.
AB10. SMH/Alcatel (Havas), Neopost various models (MV), earliest debuting in 1982.
AB11. Pitney Bowes-GB "6500" (MV), 1987.
AB12. Pitney Bowes-GB "6900" (MV), 1990.
Very similar to Type AB11 but the value figures slightly more widely spaced.
One meter only, meter number "HA 00001, used between 1990 and 1991.
AB14. Pitney Bowes-GB "A/B900" (MV). 1993.
AB15. Satas three models including the "Baby Plus" (MV) with earliest debuting in 1994.
AB16. SMH/Alcatel, Neopost" various models (MV) with earliest debuting in 1994.
a. With "SPECIMEN" (in lieu of "HC") below "POSTES", used in error on actual mail.
AB17. Pitney Bowes "Paragon" (MV), 1994.
Wide date field, 14½ x 3 mm, and relatively short but widely spaced value figures.
AC1. Neopost "SM22" and "SM26" (digital), 1997.
Town mark is large rectangle.
AC2. Satas "Baby Plus SB100" (digital), 1998.
Identical to Type AC1 except for the different M# prefixes.
AD1. Pitney Bowes "PostPerfect" (digital), 1998.
The town mark is somewhat small and close to the frank.
All have straight-line town mark.
B1. Havas "Tiranty" (FV-1), 1943.
Fixed value machine with straight-line town mark.
B2. Havas "Granjean" (FV-6), 1943.
Very similar in appearance to Type B1 but M# prefix is "B" .
B3. Havas "C" (MV), 1943.
Very similar to Types B1 and B2 but meter number prefix C, CW or W (error).
Stamp width including date/town line is 100 mm.
With or without impression counter number above left.
B4. Havas "C" (MV), 1943.
As Type B3 but stamp width including date/town line is 75 mm.
Meter number prefixes: C or CW.
With or without impression counter above slogan area.
B5. Satas "SC" (MV), 1942.
As previous "B" types but differing in the M# prefixes which are SC and SCW.
The month in the date is either in Roman numerals or in letters.
With or without impression counter at top above slogan area.
B6. Havas "G" (MV), 1943.
As Type B4, 75 mm wide impression, but differing in the M# prefixes which are G and GW.
The G machine could print on tape which the C could not do.
Normally without impression counter above slogan area.
B7. Havas "G" (MV), 1949.
As Type B6 but stamp is 100 mm wide including date/town line.
B8. Havas "J" (MV), 1943.
Special stamps for registered mail.
Printed only on tape, never directly to the mail piece.
B9. Havas "K" (MV), 1943.
TM: SL stacked at left.
V/F: .oo #.oo 0.oo 00.
V/F: .oo [$10] #.oo [$10] 0.oo 00.
Very similar to Type B5 but from fixed value machine.
Two machines only, M. 0002 and M. 0003.
B12. Havas "CG" (MV), 1950.
As Type B3, stamp including date/town line is 100 mm wide, but M# prefix is CG.
These stamps are from C machines rebuilt to allow for printing on tape.
As Type B12 but stamp, including date/town line, is 75 mm wide.
All are from digital meters.
C1. Neopost "IJ65" (digital), 1999.
"LA POSTE" above the value figures.
Identical to Type C1 except meter number with "SX" prefix.
C3. Pitney Bowes "EasyMail" (digital), 1999.
"LA POSTE" below value figures.
C4. Pitney Bowes "PersonalPost" (digital), 2000.
Very short frank, 18 mm tall.
"LA POSTE" below the value figures.
Small frank, taller than wide.
"LA POSTE" above the value figures.
GROUP D: Frank inscribed with Euro sign (€) and "R.F."
All have "LA POSTE" below value figures.
All have circular town mark.
DA1. Neopost/Havas, various models (MV) debuting in 2000.
DA2. Neopost/Havas, two models (MV) debuting in 2000.
DA3. Neopost/Satas, various models (MV) debuting in 2000.
DA4. Neopost/Satas, two models (MV) debuting in 2000.
DA5. SECAP, various models (MV) debuting in 2000.
DA6. SECAP, four models (MV) debuting in 2000.
DA7. Pitney Bowes "6900" (MV), 2000.
DA8. Pitney Bowes "Paragon" (MV), 2000.
DA9. Pitney Bowes/SECAP "Paragon" (MV), 2002.
Large, upright frank identical to Type DA8 except for meter number prefix.
DA10. Pitney Bowes "A/B900" (MV), 2000.
DA11. Pitney Bowes/SECAP "A/B900" (MV), 2002.
Medium, upright frank identical to Type DA10 except for meter number prefix.
DA12. Pitney Bowes "A/B900" (MV), 2000.
As Type DA10 but frank is wider than tall.
DA13. Pitney Bowes/SECAP "A/B900" (MV), 2002.
Frank wider than tall, identical to Type DA12 except for meter number prefix.
"LA POSTE" above or below value figures.
NOTE that these stamps are found in a variety of colors. Blue and red are most common, but many shades exist as well as black and purple.
DB1. Neopost/Havas "SM22", "SM26" (digital), 2000.
"LA POSTE" below value figures.
DB2. Neopost/Satas "SM26", "Baby Plus SB50" (digital), 2000.
Small, upright frank identical to Type DB1 except for meter number prefix.
DB3. Neopost/Havas, various models including "IJ25", "SM22" and "SM26" (digital) debuting in 2000 and 2001.
"LA POSTE" above value figures.
DB4. Neopost/Satas, various models including "Baby Plus SB50 and SB100" (digital) debuting in 2000 and 2001.
Frank wider than tall, identical to Type DB3 except for meter number prefix.
DB5. Pitney Bowes/SECAP, various models (digital) debuting in 2000 and 2001.
DB6. Pitney Bowes "EasyMail" (MV), 2000.
Small, very short frank wider than tall.
DB7. Pitney Bowes "EasyMail" (MV), 2000.
"LA POSTE" is below the value figures.
DB8. Pitney Bowes "PersonalPost" (MV), 2001.
DB9. Pitney Bowes/SECAP "DM INFINITY" (MV), 2004.
Known printed in pink and in blue.
Very similar to Type DB3 but "LA POSTE" is below the value figures rather than above.
Upright frank very similar to Types DB1, DB2 and DB5.
The euro figure (€) is close to "R.F."
DB12. Pitney Bowes "ConnectPlus" (digital), 2012.
As Type DB9 but with different meter number prefix.
This model is able to print a multi-color slogan across the entire top of an envelope.
DB13. Unidentified, probably Neopost (digital), 2018.
Similar to Types DB3 and DB4 with frank slightly wider than tall and with "LA POSTE" above the value figures.
Horizontal borderless design with date and "PARIS 1" above transaction number, the weight in grams, and value figures followed by large "R".
Without country name or meter number.
One machine only, used to frank registered mail.
As Type PO-A1 but narrower.
"REPUBLIQUE/ FRANCAISE" in simulated perforation frame above value figures.
Printed on plain brown or white tape.
but the first two positions of the value figure are large stars when in the "zero" position.
Hour within TM at end of date.
Experimental stamp similar in appearance to Type PO-A3 but M# "N 000".
Experimental stamp similar in appearance to Types PO-A3 and PO-A4 but M# "CAMP 000".
Experimental stamp similar to Types PO-A3 through PO-A5 but M# "Z.000".
Experimental similar to Types POA3 and 6 but frank is wider.
Date figures quite small and narrow with hour at end within TM.
Experimental stamp as Types POA3 and 6.
Camp's first production meter stamp.
Similar to Type POA5 but M# prefix is "PR" or "P1".
Star in value figures tilts slightly.
Usually printed in a lilac or rose color.
Hour figure is inside the TM.
As Type PO-B1B but the hour figure is between the TM and frank.
M# with "PR", "P1", "P2", "P3" or "P4" prefix.
Similar to Type PO-A6 with hour figure between TM and frank, but date figures are tall.
NOTE: Stamps with prefixes "SC", "SCW", "SD", "SDW", "SE" and "SF" are from meters that were converted from private business to Post Office service.
Closely resembles Group A stamps.
Value figures with space between francs and centimes.
Four machines used in Paris between 1976 and 1979.
Very similar to Type PO-A8 but M# with "NP" prefix.
PO-B6. SECAP "Junior" (MV), 1978.
As Type PO-B5 but wider frank with hour figure at left of TM.
M# in two segments (three including prefix).
TM is straight line with town at top, 'date – hour' in center, and either province or star ( ) at bottom.
M# with "S1", "S2", "S3" (and "SO") prefix.
The corner extensions of the frank can be either large or small.
e. Used with accompanying hand stamp reading ""Timbre Taxe" to collect Postage Due. First used in 1986.
These stamps (and those in sub-group PO-D as well) have dual printing mechanisms, one for the postage value and the other for the frame, town mark (and sometimes the date). Although specialists can identify both mechanisms, this catalog bases its listings on the manufacturer of the metered portion, the postage value printer.
These stamps are usually printed in red but are also found in black.
Known only on plain white labels with black stripe along left edge.
The "one" figure in the date/value line has a long serif at top and no foot.
The frank has "FRANCE" alone at top.
The frank has "REPUBLIQUE/ FRANCAISE" at top.
The "one" figure in the date/value line has a short serif at top and a foot.
M# with "G#" or "G##" prefix.
The "one" figure in the date/value line has a short serif at top and no foot.
Date/value figures large, 4 mm tall. Sevens (7) are crossed.
PO-D1. Olivetti "PR50" (digital), 1993.
Value figures are fairly heavy and somewhat angular, most notable in the '6' and '9' which have straight appendages.
The date is formatted as "00/00/00".
Identification number with "G##" prefix.
Value figures are fairly heavy like on Type PO-D1 but they are quite rounded. This is most notable in the '6' and '9' which have curved appendages.
The "1" has no foot.
The date is formatted as "00/00/00" and is above the hour figure.
Identification number with "G##" or "G#" prefix.
Value figures are relatively thin and narrow. The zeros have a slight 'lozenge' (diamond) shape.
PO-D4. Siemens "HighPrint 4905" (digital).
Value figures are heavy and serifed.
The "FRF" and "EUR" denomination indicators also are serifed.
Date figures formatted either as "00 00 00" or "00/00/00" above the hour figure (00H).
As previous PO-D designs except the town line at top is very large, and the remaining text is very small.
Showing the actual time of mailing (as 00:00:00) rather than just the hour.
Ientification number with "G#" prefix.
There are two specific sub-groups, those used to collect short-paid postage, and those used to collect a fee charged for general delivery (poste restante) mail held at the post office for pickup.
NOTE: See also Types AB7c and PO-B7Be for Postage Due stamps.
replacing the meter number at bottom.
As Type PO-B7B with "TIMBRE TAXE" as the bottom line of the town mark.
With or without hour figure between date and frank.
Known printed in red and in black.
As Type AA5 but with "TIMBRE TAXE" replacing the meter number at bottom.
AS Type AA5C but with "POSTE RESTANTE" in the bottom of the TM.
NOTE: The illustration is a tracing.
Frank with bar below "POSTES".
TM is below the frank rather than at the left.
Similar to Type PD-B2 but with M# below "POSTES".
M# with "R", "PR" or "R1" prefix.
TM below frank with "POSTE RESTANTE" at bottom.
As Type PD-B3 but with "TAXEPR" replacing the figure of value.
These stamps are printed in triplicate: The top one, in red, is applied to the parcel label. The next two are carbon copies (usually black or blue) which are used as a receipt for the customer and a record for the mailing office.
value figures right center, and department name bottom left, and date bottom center.
Station name is top center, sometimes with ID number in italics below.
5-digit S# at bottom left, value figures at bottom center, and date at bottom right.
The year figures in the date are vertical.
Similar to Type PP2 but S# below station name.
Station name at top, sometimes with number to its left.
Date at center left (usually but not always with time vertical), 5-digit S# center, and value figures at center right.
Value figures include column of horizontal dashes.
With or without department name at bottom left.
NOTE: Type PP5 in the print edition of the catalog is actually Type PP2.
Low but wide stamp with station name in small letters along top, and date, hour, value figures across bottom.
Two (with vertical year), value figures, and 5-digit S# across bottom.
Two-line format: station name at top, date and 3- or 4-digit S# at bottom left and value figures at bottom right.
In use only from 20 February to 21 May, 1936.
Frank as with sub-group AA but much taller.
NOTE: Postage values 75, 1F, 1F25, 1F50, 1F75 and 2F were available from the machine, but no examples are known to exist.
French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Reunion, St. Pierre et Miquelon, and the French Caribbean are provinces of France located outside Europe but with full political integration. The stamps are identical to those used in continental France and differ only in the contents of their town marks. In addition to the stamps listed below Mayotte has also used a stamp with "MAYOTTE" in the frank. It is cataloged separately under Mayotte.


This library implements the "patience diff" algorithm, as well as the patience algorithm for the longest increasing subsequence problem. Patience diff computes the difference between two lists, for example the lines of two versions of a source file. It provides a good balance of performance, nice output for humans, and implementation simplicity. For more information, see http://alfedenzo.livejournal.com/170301.html and http://bramcohen.livejournal.com/73318.html.


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IHG® Rewards Club - Películas - Westward Ho: The Wagons!
The pioneering trail to Oregon was littered with constant danger. Yet, the hope of the "promised land" keeps American families westward bound despite overwhelming odds. A calm, clear-thinking pioneer (Fess Parker) attempts to lead a wagon train through territory occupied by Pawnees and Sioux. Along the way, the hardy settlers face horse thieves, kidnappers, and unpredictable Indian attacks in thei… r push to establish a new life in the rugged West.


Runs with Sole: Wanna rock your world? Have some kale pesto.
I found this amazing recipe for kale pesto the other day. I veganized it and added my own touches and I have to say, this is the best pesto sauce I've ever made. I've been dreaming about it ever since. I've put it on everything I can (sandwiches, salads, veggie burgers, etc.) and I just love it. My kids even loved it. Since I made it, I've been seeing recipes pop up everywhere. So, I'm throwing mine into the ring.
Cook the pasta according to the package directions. While the pasta is cooking, chop your veggies and make your pesto. For the sauce, blend everything in a high-powered blender or food processor. When I first started, I only added the 1/2 cup of oil but as I was blending, I added more oil to get it a little thinner, so I don't know exactly how much I used. Once your sauce is finished, add about 1-2 tsp to a hot saute pan. Sautee the zucchini for about 2-4 minutes, until bright green. Add the tomatoes and sautee for about 1 minute. Drain your pasta and add the veggies and as much pesto as you'd like! I served mine topped with some hemp seeds, but that's up to you!


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Q: rangeOfString:@"fReturnValue"].location == NSNotFound method never fired I already submitted the app into app store. So I cannot do any changes for front end code. But I want to change functionality of the App using Web Services (Backend code)
So I need to fire following if condition.
if (![returnValue rangeOfString:@"fReturnValue"].location == NSNotFound)
{
    returnValue = [_common getWebServiceResponseValueWithOutUnnecessary:returnValue withFieldName:@"fReturnValue"];
}

My return value is,
{"d":{"__type":"System.Data.DataTable","fReturnValue":"[{\"FldName\":\"PurchsOrdr\",\"TblName\":\"FCDOCHST\",\"Module\":\"Document\",\"Mandatory\":1,\"FldCaptn\":\"Purchase Order\",\"Editable\":0,\"CustomFld\":0}"}}

But this if condition is never true. Can't I True this if condition changing the json string?

A: your code should be
if ([returnValue rangeOfString:@"fReturnValue"].location != NSNotFound)

but it is
if ((![returnValue rangeOfString:@"fReturnValue"].location) == NSNotFound)

which is similar to
NSInteger loc = [returnValue rangeOfString:@"fReturnValue"].location;
loc = !loc; // if loc is 0, it changed to 1, otherwise it changed to 0
if (loc == NSNotFound) // so this is not possible to be true

you should start making new version now... BTW how can you submit your app without testing it...

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Q: Error: [ng:areq] Argument is not a function, got undefined I was attempting to make a simple app with Angular and I've stumbled upon

The error pops up when the page is loaded. What have I done wrong?
views/raffle/index.html.erb

Raffler

  <form>
    <input type="text" ng-model="newEntry.name">
  </form>

     {{entry.name}}

assets/javascript/raffle.js.coffee
@RaffleCtrl = ($scope) ->
  $scope.entries = [
    {name: "Larry"}
    {name: "Curly"}
    {name: "Moe"}
  ]

views/layouts/application.html.erb
<!DOCTYPE html>

  <title>AngularTestProject</title>
  <%= stylesheet_link_tag    'application', media: 'all', 'data-turbolinks-track' => true %>
  <%= javascript_include_tag 'application', 'data-turbolinks-track' => true %>
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    <%= yield %>

A: You can do,

Raffler

        <form>
            <input type="text" ng-model="newEntry.name">
        </form>

{{entry.name}}

angular.module('myApp', []).controller("RaffleCtrl", function ($scope) {
    $scope.entries = [{
        name: "Larry"
    }, {
        name: "Curly"
    }, {
        name: "Moe"
    }];

});

DEMO


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package org.cloudfoundry.reactor.client.v2.organizations;

import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationAuditorByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationAuditorByUsernameResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationAuditorRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationAuditorResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerByUsernameResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationManagerByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationManagerByUsernameResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationManagerRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationManagerResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationPrivateDomainRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationPrivateDomainResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationUserByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationUserByUsernameResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationUserRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.AssociateOrganizationUserResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.CreateOrganizationRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.CreateOrganizationResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.DeleteOrganizationRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.DeleteOrganizationResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationInstanceUsageRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationInstanceUsageResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationMemoryUsageRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationMemoryUsageResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationUserRolesRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.GetOrganizationUserRolesResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationAuditorsRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationAuditorsResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationBillingManagersRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationBillingManagersResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationDomainsRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationDomainsResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationManagersRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationManagersResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationPrivateDomainsRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationPrivateDomainsResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationServicesRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationServicesResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationSpaceQuotaDefinitionsRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationSpaceQuotaDefinitionsResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationSpacesRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationSpacesResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationUsersRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationUsersResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationsRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.ListOrganizationsResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.Organizations;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationAuditorByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationAuditorRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationBillingManagerByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationBillingManagerRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationManagerByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationManagerRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationPrivateDomainRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationUserByUsernameRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.RemoveOrganizationUserRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.SummaryOrganizationRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.SummaryOrganizationResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.UpdateOrganizationRequest;
import org.cloudfoundry.client.v2.organizations.UpdateOrganizationResponse;
import org.cloudfoundry.reactor.ConnectionContext;
import org.cloudfoundry.reactor.TokenProvider;
import org.cloudfoundry.reactor.client.v2.AbstractClientV2Operations;
import reactor.core.publisher.Mono;

/**
 * The Reactor-based implementation of {@link Organizations}
 */
public final class ReactorOrganizations extends AbstractClientV2Operations implements Organizations {

    /**
     * Creates an instance
     *
     * @param connectionContext the {@link ConnectionContext} to use when communicating with the server
     * @param root              the root URI of the server.  Typically something like {@code https://api.run.pivotal.io}.
     * @param tokenProvider     the {@link TokenProvider} to use when communicating with the server
     */
    public ReactorOrganizations(ConnectionContext connectionContext, Mono<String> root, TokenProvider tokenProvider) {
        super(connectionContext, root, tokenProvider);
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationAuditorResponse> associateAuditor(AssociateOrganizationAuditorRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationAuditorResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "auditors", request.getAuditorId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationAuditorByUsernameResponse> associateAuditorByUsername(AssociateOrganizationAuditorByUsernameRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationAuditorByUsernameResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "auditors"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerResponse> associateBillingManager(AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerResponse.class,
            builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "billing_managers", request.getBillingManagerId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerByUsernameResponse> associateBillingManagerByUsername(AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerByUsernameRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationBillingManagerByUsernameResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "billing_managers"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationManagerResponse> associateManager(AssociateOrganizationManagerRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationManagerResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "managers", request.getManagerId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationManagerByUsernameResponse> associateManagerByUsername(AssociateOrganizationManagerByUsernameRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationManagerByUsernameResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "managers"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationPrivateDomainResponse> associatePrivateDomain(AssociateOrganizationPrivateDomainRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationPrivateDomainResponse.class,
            builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "private_domains", request.getPrivateDomainId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationUserResponse> associateUser(AssociateOrganizationUserRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationUserResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "users", request.getUserId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<AssociateOrganizationUserByUsernameResponse> associateUserByUsername(AssociateOrganizationUserByUsernameRequest request) {
        return put(request, AssociateOrganizationUserByUsernameResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "users"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<CreateOrganizationResponse> create(CreateOrganizationRequest request) {
        return post(request, CreateOrganizationResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<DeleteOrganizationResponse> delete(DeleteOrganizationRequest request) {
        return delete(request, DeleteOrganizationResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<GetOrganizationResponse> get(GetOrganizationRequest request) {
        return get(request, GetOrganizationResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<GetOrganizationInstanceUsageResponse> getInstanceUsage(GetOrganizationInstanceUsageRequest request) {
        return get(request, GetOrganizationInstanceUsageResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "instance_usage"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<GetOrganizationMemoryUsageResponse> getMemoryUsage(GetOrganizationMemoryUsageRequest request) {
        return get(request, GetOrganizationMemoryUsageResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "memory_usage"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<GetOrganizationUserRolesResponse> getUserRoles(GetOrganizationUserRolesRequest request) {
        return get(request, GetOrganizationUserRolesResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "user_roles"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationsResponse> list(ListOrganizationsRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationsResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationAuditorsResponse> listAuditors(ListOrganizationAuditorsRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationAuditorsResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "auditors"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationBillingManagersResponse> listBillingManagers(ListOrganizationBillingManagersRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationBillingManagersResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "billing_managers"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    public Mono<ListOrganizationDomainsResponse> listDomains(ListOrganizationDomainsRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationDomainsResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "domains"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationManagersResponse> listManagers(ListOrganizationManagersRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationManagersResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "managers"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationPrivateDomainsResponse> listPrivateDomains(ListOrganizationPrivateDomainsRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationPrivateDomainsResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "private_domains"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationServicesResponse> listServices(ListOrganizationServicesRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationServicesResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "services"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationSpaceQuotaDefinitionsResponse> listSpaceQuotaDefinitions(ListOrganizationSpaceQuotaDefinitionsRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationSpaceQuotaDefinitionsResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "space_quota_definitions"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationSpacesResponse> listSpaces(ListOrganizationSpacesRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationSpacesResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "spaces"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<ListOrganizationUsersResponse> listUsers(ListOrganizationUsersRequest request) {
        return get(request, ListOrganizationUsersResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "users"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeAuditor(RemoveOrganizationAuditorRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "auditors", request.getAuditorId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeAuditorByUsername(RemoveOrganizationAuditorByUsernameRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "auditors"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeBillingManager(RemoveOrganizationBillingManagerRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "billing_managers", request.getBillingManagerId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeBillingManagerByUsername(RemoveOrganizationBillingManagerByUsernameRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "billing_managers"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeManager(RemoveOrganizationManagerRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "managers", request.getManagerId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeManagerByUsername(RemoveOrganizationManagerByUsernameRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "managers"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removePrivateDomain(RemoveOrganizationPrivateDomainRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "private_domains", request.getPrivateDomainId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeUser(RemoveOrganizationUserRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "users", request.getUserId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<Void> removeUserByUsername(RemoveOrganizationUserByUsernameRequest request) {
        return delete(request, Void.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "users"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<SummaryOrganizationResponse> summary(SummaryOrganizationRequest request) {
        return get(request, SummaryOrganizationResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId(), "summary"))
            .checkpoint();
    }

    @Override
    public Mono<UpdateOrganizationResponse> update(UpdateOrganizationRequest request) {
        return put(request, UpdateOrganizationResponse.class, builder -> builder.pathSegment("organizations", request.getOrganizationId()))
            .checkpoint();
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The Green Party of Louisiana will hold its annual meeting and conference on Sunday (Jan. 25) at Abita Springs Town Hall.
The event, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., will include presentations as well as live music, according to a notice on the organization's Facebook page.
Presentations will made on topics including fighting fracking, the endangered dusky gopher frog, running for office and the longleaf pine ecosystem.
The Green Party's website says it supports and leads community organization efforts and runs candidates statewide to fight for better wages, a cleaner environment, and healthcare for all.
Members of the party and the general public are invited.
Town hall is at 22161 Level St.


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De bayawever (Ploceus philippinus) is een zangvogel en komt voor op het Indisch Subcontinent tot in het westen van de Indische Archipel. De vogel behoort tot de wevervogels. Het achtervoegsel philippinus is een misverstand, de eerste beschreven vogel kwam uit Sri-Lanka en niet van de Filipijnen.

Kenmerken
De vogel is circa 15 cm lang en weegt 18 tot 28 g. Het mannetje van de nominaat heeft in de broedtijd een gele kruin en daaronder een zwart "masker". De borst is egaal grijs, bij andere ondersoorten vaak nog met geel, maar altijd ongestreept. Mannetje en vrouwtje zijn van boven bruin met veren die lichte (bij het mannetje gele) randen hebben. Het vrouwtje heeft alleen een vage donkerbruine oogstreep en mist het geel, maar is van onder egaal licht roodbruin.

Verspreiding en leefgebied
De bayawever heeft een groot verspreidingsgebied waarbinnen zich vijf ondersoorten bevinden:
P. p. philippinus (Pakistan, India, niet het zuidwesten en noordoosten, Sri-Lanka en Z-Nepal)
P. p. travancoreensis (ZW-India)
P. p. burmanicus (Bhutan, NO-India en Bangladesh tot in Myanmar en ZW-China)
P. p. angelorum (Thailand en Z-Laos)
P. p. infortunatus (Z-Vietnam, het schiereiland Malakka, Sumatra, Java en Bali)

Het leefgebied bestaat uit graslandgebieden met struikgewas en verspreid staande boomgroepen, mangrove, cultuurland vaak in de buurt van water, maar minder dan andere wevervogels afhankelijk van de nabijheid van draslanden. Net als de meeste wevervogels broeden de vogels in kolonies tot wel 200 kunstig gemaakte nesten.

Status
De grootte van de populatie is niet gekwantificeerd. Men veronderstelt dat de soort in aantal stabiel is. Om deze redenen staat de bayawever als niet bedreigd op de Rode Lijst van de IUCN.

Wevers en verwanten
Dier uit het Oriëntaals gebied
IUCN-status niet bedreigd