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5 stars, Book Review
Coming Home by BJ Bentley Review
October 21, 2018 Cait	Leave a comment
Welcome to the small town of Medicine Wheel, Montana.
Five years ago, Tally and Luke were dreaming of a future with the world at their feet.
Until Luke left Tally behind to join the Army.
With her heart broken the day he left and shattered the day he died, Tally was forced to suffer yet another unimaginable loss.
Left behind, she has had to raise her son and run the family ranch on her own.
Tally's gotten used to shouldering burdens alone, and she's comfortable in her routine.
But her world is about to be turned inside out.
Because Luke's alive.
Now back in Medicine Wheel and determined to reclaim Tally, Luke is surprised to learn that she isn't the only one he left behind.
Can Luke secure the family he's always wanted with the woman he left behind and the son he didn't know he had?
Or will the demons of the past succeed in tearing their family apart for good?
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From her Amazon: I'm a psychic medium, romance author, and cat mom. I shamelessly based my character, Sabrina Rhodes, on myself (write what you know, and all that.) Weaknesses include alpha males and badass babes.
The Intuitive series is a collection of rom-com novellas, and I'm also working on a full-length dark romance novel.
I'm very active on social media, so feel free to stalk me! (Please stalk me, this is a cry for attention.)
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I'm not one for second chance novels- I like the ones where they meet and BOOM they're together forever. I'm ok with a book being emotional, but the idea that something happened to make soul mates break up and potentially have to forgive something unforgivable (to me) isn't something I usually go for. It's not a hard stop for me, it doesn't make me NOT like it automatically; however it is very difficult for me to really get into it.
That being said… HOLY CRAP this book is good. It's got angst, love, secret babies, teenage drama and more. Yes, yes I said MORE. Not only is this book different from what I've read so far of BJ (and I've read it all girl), but this book drew me in on every level. I was entranced from the first page, and left smiling by the last.
While there was stuff I wish was resolved, at the end of the day, this novel sent me on a second chance kick. Though nothing will be like this. Add young love with leaving for the military, plus some hidden pregnancies and a dead man coming back to life with some serious PTSD and you've got an action packed novel that DE-LIV-ERS.
If you've read the Syndicate Series than you know BJ has these amazingly steamy sex scenes that leave you sitting next to a fan, and just because there are more emotional scenes in Coming Home doesn't mean the love making isn't just as amazing. And that's because Tally and Luke are so connected, and have been since they met at a young age, that it's so much more intense.
BJ gave me just enough, just enough, foreshadowing as well, that had me literally salivating for the next installment of the Medicine Wheel.
GURL I NEED MORE.
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package org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.service.base;

import org.activiti.engine.*;
import org.activiti.engine.impl.TaskQueryProperty;
import org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.VariableInstanceEntity;
import org.activiti.engine.query.QueryProperty;
import org.activiti.engine.task.DelegationState;
import org.activiti.engine.task.Task;
import org.activiti.engine.task.TaskQuery;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.ext.multipart.MultipartBody;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.common.RestResponseFactory;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.common.exception.BPMNContentNotSupportedException;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.common.utils.BPMNOSGIService;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.common.utils.Utils;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.engine.variable.QueryVariable;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.engine.variable.RestVariable;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.model.common.DataResponse;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.model.runtime.AttachmentDataHolder;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.model.runtime.TaskPaginateList;
import org.wso2.carbon.bpmn.rest.model.runtime.TaskQueryRequest;

import javax.activation.DataHandler;
import javax.ws.rs.core.UriInfo;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

public class BaseTaskService {

    protected static final List<String> allPropertiesList  = new ArrayList<>();
    protected static HashMap<String, QueryProperty> properties = new HashMap<String, QueryProperty>();
    protected static final String DEFAULT_ENCODING = "UTF-8";

    private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(BaseTaskService.class);

    static {
        properties.put("id", TaskQueryProperty.TASK_ID);
        properties.put("name", TaskQueryProperty.NAME);
        properties.put("description", TaskQueryProperty.DESCRIPTION);
        properties.put("dueDate", TaskQueryProperty.DUE_DATE);
        properties.put("createTime", TaskQueryProperty.CREATE_TIME);
        properties.put("priority", TaskQueryProperty.PRIORITY);
        properties.put("executionId", TaskQueryProperty.EXECUTION_ID);
        properties.put("processInstanceId", TaskQueryProperty.PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID);
        properties.put("tenantId", TaskQueryProperty.TENANT_ID);

    }

    static {
        allPropertiesList.add("name");
        allPropertiesList.add("nameLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("description");
        allPropertiesList.add("priority");
        allPropertiesList.add("minimumPriority");
        allPropertiesList.add("maximumPriority");
        allPropertiesList.add("assignee");
        allPropertiesList.add("assigneeLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("owner");
        allPropertiesList.add("ownerLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("unassigned");
        allPropertiesList.add("delegationState");
        allPropertiesList.add("candidateUser");
        allPropertiesList.add("candidateGroup");
        allPropertiesList.add("candidateGroups");
        allPropertiesList.add("involvedUser");
        allPropertiesList.add("taskDefinitionKey");
        allPropertiesList.add("taskDefinitionKeyLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("processInstanceId");
        allPropertiesList.add("processInstanceBusinessKey");
        allPropertiesList.add("processInstanceBusinessKeyLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("processDefinitionKey");
        allPropertiesList.add("processDefinitionKeyLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("processDefinitionName");
        allPropertiesList.add("processDefinitionNameLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("executionId");
        allPropertiesList.add("createdOn");
        allPropertiesList.add("createdBefore");
        allPropertiesList.add("createdAfter");
        allPropertiesList.add("dueOn");
        allPropertiesList.add("dueBefore");
        allPropertiesList.add("dueAfter");
        allPropertiesList.add("withoutDueDate");
        allPropertiesList.add("excludeSubTasks");
        allPropertiesList.add("active");
        allPropertiesList.add("includeTaskLocalVariables");
        allPropertiesList.add("includeProcessVariables");
        allPropertiesList.add("tenantId");
        allPropertiesList.add("tenantIdLike");
        allPropertiesList.add("withoutTenantId");
        allPropertiesList.add("candidateOrAssigned");
        allPropertiesList.add("sort");
        allPropertiesList.add("start");
        allPropertiesList.add("size");
        allPropertiesList.add("order");
    }

    protected DataResponse getTasksFromQueryRequest(TaskQueryRequest request, UriInfo uriInfo,  Map<String, String> requestParams) {

        if(requestParams == null){
            requestParams = new HashMap<>();

            for (String property:allPropertiesList){
                String value= uriInfo.getQueryParameters().getFirst(property);

                if(value != null){
                    requestParams.put(property, value);
                }
            }
        }

        TaskService taskService = BPMNOSGIService.getTaskService();
        TaskQuery taskQuery = taskService.createTaskQuery();

        // Populate filter-parameters

        if(request.getName() != null){
            taskQuery.taskName(request.getName());
        }
        if (request.getNameLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskNameLike(request.getNameLike());
        }
        if (request.getDescription() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskDescription(request.getDescription());
        }
        if (request.getDescriptionLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskDescriptionLike(request.getDescriptionLike());
        }
        if (request.getPriority() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskPriority(request.getPriority());
        }
        if (request.getMinimumPriority() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskMinPriority(request.getMinimumPriority());
        }
        if (request.getMaximumPriority() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskMaxPriority(request.getMaximumPriority());
        }
        if (request.getAssignee() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskAssignee(request.getAssignee());
        }
        if (request.getAssigneeLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskAssigneeLike(request.getAssigneeLike());
        }
        if (request.getOwner() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskOwner(request.getOwner());
        }
        if (request.getOwnerLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskOwnerLike(request.getOwnerLike());
        }
        if (request.getUnassigned() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskUnassigned();
        }
        if (request.getDelegationState() != null) {
            DelegationState state = getDelegationState(request.getDelegationState());
            if (state != null) {
                taskQuery.taskDelegationState(state);
            }
        }
        if (request.getCandidateUser() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskCandidateUser(request.getCandidateUser());
        }
        if (request.getInvolvedUser() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskInvolvedUser(request.getInvolvedUser());
        }
        if (request.getCandidateGroup() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskCandidateGroup(request.getCandidateGroup());
        }
        if (request.getCandidateGroupIn() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskCandidateGroupIn(request.getCandidateGroupIn());
        }
        if (request.getProcessInstanceId() != null) {
            taskQuery.processInstanceId(request.getProcessInstanceId());
        }
        if (request.getProcessInstanceBusinessKey() != null) {
            taskQuery.processInstanceBusinessKey(request.getProcessInstanceBusinessKey());
        }
        if (request.getExecutionId() != null) {
            taskQuery.executionId(request.getExecutionId());
        }
        if (request.getCreatedOn() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskCreatedOn(request.getCreatedOn());
        }
        if (request.getCreatedBefore() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskCreatedBefore(request.getCreatedBefore());
        }
        if (request.getCreatedAfter() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskCreatedAfter(request.getCreatedAfter());
        }
        if (request.getExcludeSubTasks() != null) {
            if (request.getExcludeSubTasks()) {
                taskQuery.excludeSubtasks();
            }
        }

        if (request.getTaskDefinitionKey() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskDefinitionKey(request.getTaskDefinitionKey());
        }

        if (request.getTaskDefinitionKeyLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskDefinitionKeyLike(request.getTaskDefinitionKeyLike());
        }
        if (request.getDueDate() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskDueDate(request.getDueDate());
        }
        if (request.getDueBefore() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskDueBefore(request.getDueBefore());
        }
        if (request.getDueAfter() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskDueAfter(request.getDueAfter());
        }
        if (request.getWithoutDueDate() != null && request.getWithoutDueDate()) {
            taskQuery.withoutTaskDueDate();
        }

        if (request.getActive() != null) {
            if (request.getActive().booleanValue()) {
                taskQuery.active();
            } else {
                taskQuery.suspended();
            }
        }

        if (request.getIncludeTaskLocalVariables() != null) {
            if (request.getIncludeTaskLocalVariables()) {
                taskQuery.includeTaskLocalVariables();
            }
        }
        if (request.getIncludeProcessVariables() != null) {
            if (request.getIncludeProcessVariables()) {
                taskQuery.includeProcessVariables();
            }
        }

        if (request.getProcessInstanceBusinessKeyLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.processInstanceBusinessKeyLike(request.getProcessInstanceBusinessKeyLike());
        }

        if (request.getProcessDefinitionKey() != null) {
            taskQuery.processDefinitionKey(request.getProcessDefinitionKey());
        }

        if (request.getProcessDefinitionKeyLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.processDefinitionKeyLike(request.getProcessDefinitionKeyLike());
        }

        if (request.getProcessDefinitionName() != null) {
            taskQuery.processDefinitionName(request.getProcessDefinitionName());
        }

        if (request.getProcessDefinitionNameLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.processDefinitionNameLike(request.getProcessDefinitionNameLike());
        }

        if(request.getTaskVariables() != null) {
            addTaskvariables(taskQuery, request.getTaskVariables());
        }

        if(request.getProcessInstanceVariables() != null) {
            addProcessvariables(taskQuery, request.getProcessInstanceVariables());
        }

        if (request.getTenantId() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskTenantId(request.getTenantId());
        }

        if (request.getTenantIdLike() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskTenantIdLike(request.getTenantIdLike());
        }

        if (Boolean.TRUE.equals(request.getWithoutTenantId())) {
            taskQuery.taskWithoutTenantId();
        }

        if (request.getCandidateOrAssigned() != null) {
            taskQuery.taskCandidateOrAssigned(request.getCandidateOrAssigned());
        }

        DataResponse dataResponse = new TaskPaginateList(new RestResponseFactory(), uriInfo).paginateList(
                requestParams, request, taskQuery, "id", properties);

        return dataResponse;
        //return Response.ok().entity(dataResponse).build();
    }

    protected void addTaskvariables(TaskQuery taskQuery, List<QueryVariable> variables) {

        RestResponseFactory restResponseFactory = new RestResponseFactory();

        for (QueryVariable variable : variables) {
            if (variable.getVariableOperation() == null) {
                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Variable operation is missing for variable: " + variable.getName());
            }
            if (variable.getValue() == null) {
                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Variable value is missing for variable: " + variable.getName());
            }

            boolean nameLess = variable.getName() == null;

            Object actualValue = restResponseFactory.getVariableValue(variable);

            // A value-only query is only possible using equals-operator
            if (nameLess && variable.getVariableOperation() != QueryVariable.QueryVariableOperation.EQUALS) {
                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Value-only query (without a variable-name) is only supported when using 'equals' operation.");
            }

            switch(variable.getVariableOperation()) {

                case EQUALS:
                    if (nameLess) {
                        taskQuery.taskVariableValueEquals(actualValue);
                    } else {
                        taskQuery.taskVariableValueEquals(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    }
                    break;

                case EQUALS_IGNORE_CASE:
                    if (actualValue instanceof String) {
                        taskQuery.taskVariableValueEqualsIgnoreCase(variable.getName(), (String)actualValue);
                    } else {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Only string variable values are supported when ignoring casing, but was: " + actualValue.getClass().getName());
                    }
                    break;

                case NOT_EQUALS:
                    taskQuery.taskVariableValueNotEquals(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case NOT_EQUALS_IGNORE_CASE:
                    if (actualValue instanceof String) {
                        taskQuery.taskVariableValueNotEqualsIgnoreCase(variable.getName(), (String)actualValue);
                    } else {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Only string variable values are supported when ignoring casing, but was: " + actualValue.getClass().getName());
                    }
                    break;

                case GREATER_THAN:
                    taskQuery.taskVariableValueGreaterThan(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUALS:
                    taskQuery.taskVariableValueGreaterThanOrEqual(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case LESS_THAN:
                    taskQuery.taskVariableValueLessThan(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case LESS_THAN_OR_EQUALS:
                    taskQuery.taskVariableValueLessThanOrEqual(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case LIKE:
                    if (actualValue instanceof String) {
                        taskQuery.taskVariableValueLike(variable.getName(), (String) actualValue);
                    } else {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Only string variable values are supported using like, but was: " + actualValue.getClass().getName());
                    }
                    break;
                default:
                    throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Unsupported variable query operation: " + variable.getVariableOperation());
            }
        }
    }

    protected void addProcessvariables(TaskQuery taskQuery, List<QueryVariable> variables) {

        RestResponseFactory restResponseFactory = new RestResponseFactory();
        for (QueryVariable variable : variables) {
            if (variable.getVariableOperation() == null) {
                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Variable operation is missing for variable: " + variable.getName());
            }
            if (variable.getValue() == null) {
                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Variable value is missing for variable: " + variable.getName());
            }

            boolean nameLess = variable.getName() == null;

            Object actualValue = restResponseFactory.getVariableValue(variable);

            // A value-only query is only possible using equals-operator
            if (nameLess && variable.getVariableOperation() != QueryVariable.QueryVariableOperation.EQUALS) {
                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Value-only query (without a variable-name) is only supported when using 'equals' operation.");
            }

            switch(variable.getVariableOperation()) {

                case EQUALS:
                    if (nameLess) {
                        taskQuery.processVariableValueEquals(actualValue);
                    } else {
                        taskQuery.processVariableValueEquals(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    }
                    break;

                case EQUALS_IGNORE_CASE:
                    if (actualValue instanceof String) {
                        taskQuery.processVariableValueEqualsIgnoreCase(variable.getName(), (String)actualValue);
                    } else {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Only string variable values are supported when ignoring casing, but was: " + actualValue.getClass().getName());
                    }
                    break;

                case NOT_EQUALS:
                    taskQuery.processVariableValueNotEquals(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case NOT_EQUALS_IGNORE_CASE:
                    if (actualValue instanceof String) {
                        taskQuery.processVariableValueNotEqualsIgnoreCase(variable.getName(), (String)actualValue);
                    } else {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Only string variable values are supported when ignoring casing, but was: " + actualValue.getClass().getName());
                    }
                    break;

                case GREATER_THAN:
                    taskQuery.processVariableValueGreaterThan(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUALS:
                    taskQuery.processVariableValueGreaterThanOrEqual(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case LESS_THAN:
                    taskQuery.processVariableValueLessThan(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case LESS_THAN_OR_EQUALS:
                    taskQuery.processVariableValueLessThanOrEqual(variable.getName(), actualValue);
                    break;

                case LIKE:
                    if (actualValue instanceof String) {
                        taskQuery.processVariableValueLike(variable.getName(), (String) actualValue);
                    } else {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Only string variable values are supported using like, but was: " + actualValue.getClass().getName());
                    }
                    break;

                default:
                    throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Unsupported variable query operation: " + variable.getVariableOperation());
            }
        }
    }

    protected Task getTaskFromRequest(String taskId) {
        TaskService taskService = BPMNOSGIService.getTaskService();
        Task task = taskService.createTaskQuery().taskId(taskId).singleResult();
        if (task == null) {
            throw new ActivitiObjectNotFoundException("Could not find a task with id '" + taskId + "'.", Task.class);
        }
        return task;
    }

    protected DelegationState getDelegationState(String delegationState) {
        if (delegationState != null) {
            if (DelegationState.RESOLVED.name().toLowerCase().equals(delegationState)) {
                return DelegationState.RESOLVED;
            } else if (DelegationState.PENDING.name().toLowerCase().equals(delegationState)) {
                return DelegationState.PENDING;
            } else {
                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Illegal value for delegationState: " + delegationState);
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    protected void addLocalVariables(Task task, Map<String, RestVariable> variableMap, String baseUri) {
        TaskService taskService = BPMNOSGIService.getTaskService();

        Map<String, Object> rawVariables = taskService.getVariablesLocal(task.getId());
        List<RestVariable> localVariables = new RestResponseFactory().createRestVariables(rawVariables,
                task.getId(), RestResponseFactory.VARIABLE_TASK, RestVariable.RestVariableScope.LOCAL, baseUri);

        for (RestVariable var : localVariables) {
            variableMap.put(var.getName(), var);
        }
    }

    protected void addGlobalVariables(Task task, Map<String, RestVariable> variableMap, String baseUri) {
        if (task.getExecutionId() != null) {
            RuntimeService runtimeService = BPMNOSGIService.getRuntimeService();

            Map<String, Object> rawVariables = runtimeService.getVariables(task.getExecutionId());
            List<RestVariable> globalVariables = new RestResponseFactory().createRestVariables(rawVariables, task
                            .getId(),
                    RestResponseFactory.VARIABLE_TASK, RestVariable.RestVariableScope.GLOBAL, baseUri);

            // Overlay global variables over local ones. In case they are present the values are not overridden,
            // since local variables get precedence over global ones at all times.
            for (RestVariable var : globalVariables) {
                if (!variableMap.containsKey(var.getName())) {
                    variableMap.put(var.getName(), var);
                }
            }
        }
    }

    public RestVariable getVariableFromRequest(String taskId, String variableName,
                                               String scope, boolean includeBinary, String baseUri) {

        boolean variableFound = false;
        Object value = null;
        RestVariable.RestVariableScope variableScope = RestVariable.getScopeFromString(scope);
        TaskService taskService = BPMNOSGIService.getTaskService();
        RuntimeService runtimeService = BPMNOSGIService.getRuntimeService();

        if (variableScope == null) {
            // First, check local variables (which have precedence when no scope is supplied)
            if (taskService.hasVariableLocal(taskId, variableName)) {
                value = taskService.getVariableLocal(taskId, variableName);
                variableScope = RestVariable.RestVariableScope.LOCAL;
                variableFound = true;
            } else {
                // Revert to execution-variable when not present local on the task
                Task task = taskService.createTaskQuery().taskId(taskId).singleResult();
                if(task.getExecutionId() != null && runtimeService.hasVariable(task.getExecutionId(), variableName)) {
                    value = runtimeService.getVariable(task.getExecutionId(), variableName);
                    variableScope = RestVariable.RestVariableScope.GLOBAL;
                    variableFound = true;
                }
            }

        } else if(variableScope == RestVariable.RestVariableScope.GLOBAL) {
            Task task = taskService.createTaskQuery().taskId(taskId).singleResult();
            if(task.getExecutionId() != null && runtimeService.hasVariable(task.getExecutionId(), variableName)) {
                value = runtimeService.getVariable(task.getExecutionId(), variableName);
                variableFound = true;
            }

        } else if (variableScope == RestVariable.RestVariableScope.LOCAL) {
            if (taskService.hasVariableLocal(taskId, variableName)) {
                value = taskService.getVariableLocal(taskId, variableName);
                variableFound = true;
            }
        }

        if (!variableFound) {
            throw new ActivitiObjectNotFoundException("Task '" + taskId + "' doesn't have a variable with name: '" + variableName + "'.", VariableInstanceEntity.class);
        } else {
            return new RestResponseFactory().createRestVariable(variableName, value, variableScope,
                    taskId, RestResponseFactory.VARIABLE_TASK, includeBinary, baseUri);
        }
    }

    protected RestVariable setBinaryVariable(MultipartBody multipartBody, Task
            task, boolean isNew, UriInfo uriInfo) throws IOException {

        boolean debugEnabled = log.isDebugEnabled();

        if(debugEnabled) {
            log.debug("Processing Binary variables");
        }

        Object result = null;

        List<org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.ext.multipart.Attachment> attachments = multipartBody.getAllAttachments();

        int attachmentSize = attachments.size();

        if (attachmentSize <= 0) {
            throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("No Attachments found with the request body");
        }
        AttachmentDataHolder attachmentDataHolder = new AttachmentDataHolder();

        for (int i = 0; i < attachmentSize; i++) {
            org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.ext.multipart.Attachment attachment = attachments.get(i);

            String contentDispositionHeaderValue = attachment.getHeader("Content-Disposition");
            String contentType = attachment.getHeader("Content-Type");

            if (debugEnabled) {
                log.debug("Going to iterate:" + i);
                log.debug("contentDisposition:" + contentDispositionHeaderValue);
            }

            if (contentDispositionHeaderValue != null) {
                contentDispositionHeaderValue = contentDispositionHeaderValue.trim();

                Map<String, String> contentDispositionHeaderValueMap = Utils.processContentDispositionHeader
                        (contentDispositionHeaderValue);
                String dispositionName = contentDispositionHeaderValueMap.get("name");
                DataHandler dataHandler = attachment.getDataHandler();

                OutputStream outputStream = null;

                if ("name".equals(dispositionName)) {
                    try {
                        outputStream = Utils.getAttachmentStream(dataHandler.getInputStream());
                    } catch (IOException e) {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Binary Variable Name Reading error occured", e);
                    }

                    if (outputStream != null) {
                        String fileName = outputStream.toString();
                        attachmentDataHolder.setName(fileName);
                    }

                } else if ("type".equals(dispositionName)) {
                    try {
                        outputStream = Utils.getAttachmentStream(dataHandler.getInputStream());
                    } catch (IOException e) {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("\"Binary Variable Type Reading error occured", e);
                    }

                    if (outputStream != null) {
                        String typeName = outputStream.toString();
                        attachmentDataHolder.setType(typeName);
                    }

                } else if ("scope".equals(dispositionName)) {
                    try {
                        outputStream = Utils.getAttachmentStream(dataHandler.getInputStream());
                    } catch (IOException e) {
                        throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Binary Variable scopeDescription Reading error " +
                                "occured", e);
                    }

                    if (outputStream != null) {
                        String scope = outputStream.toString();
                        attachmentDataHolder.setScope(scope);
                    }
                }

                if (contentType != null) {
                    if ("file".equals(dispositionName)) {

                        InputStream inputStream = null;
                        try {
                            inputStream = dataHandler.getInputStream();
                        } catch (IOException e) {
                            throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Error Occured During processing empty body.",
                                    e);
                        }

                        if (inputStream != null) {
                            attachmentDataHolder.setContentType(contentType);
                            byte[] attachmentArray = new byte[0];
                            try {
                                attachmentArray = IOUtils.toByteArray(inputStream);
                            } catch (IOException e) {
                                throw new ActivitiIllegalArgumentException("Processing BinaryV variable Body Failed.",
                                        e);
                            }
                            attachmentDataHolder.setAttachmentArray(attachmentArray);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        attachmentDataHolder.printDebug();

        String variableScope =attachmentDataHolder.getScope();
        String variableName = attachmentDataHolder.getName();
        String variableType =  attachmentDataHolder.getType();
        byte[] attachmentArray = attachmentDataHolder.getAttachmentArray();

        try {
            if (variableName == null) {
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                runtimeService.setVariable(task.getExecutionId(), name, value);
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                // Standalone task, no global variables possible
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I have always had a good experience at this store and the service has been friendly, prompt and efficient. I also like the Walgreens point system.
This pharmacist is very unprofessional, rude and pain in our local physicians backside. She is completely offensive to pharmacy customers who have prescriptions to fill that are controlled substances you will be lucky if she does not call you a "frequent flyer!" where you and the rest of patrons in the pharmacy can hear it. It's still boggles my mind that local area pharmacies still hire her. If you go to the Lakewood, WA Walmart Pharmacy where she is currently working.. don't allow her to treat you like crap or call you frequent flyer aka drug addict challenge her, record her behavior with your cellphone and then report her to the washington state board of health pharmacy commission investigator g. stan moore at 360-236-4635. Her behavior cannot be changed until she is reported.
Should list hours for both store and pharmacy. Would have given a better rating if it was listed.
Called to check stock of meds. Spoke to Jason who stated that they don't give that info over the phone & then hung up in my face! Called 2 other locations ( Cirque Dr W & Bridgeport ) who gladly gave info over the phone. Walgreens should fire Jason due to lack of Customer Service skills!


What's with all the naked people riding through the streets of Portland every summer? The Bare As You Dare documentary follows several unlikely-to-get-naked cyclists as they forgo their clothes and ride with thousands of people on the Portland World Naked Ride.
The film by Ian McCluskey and a crew of assistants from NW Documentary premieres during the Bicycle Dreams program at the 11th Annual Filmed by Bike. This 17 minute piece follows a variety of subjects from a cancer survivor to a reserved homebody, who are surprisingly open in sharing their personal stories and motivation for participation.
Take a peek at this impressive documentary, watch the trailer >>.
World Naked Rides started as a demonstration against excessive dependence on oil, but have quickly spread around the globe as celebrations of the freedom of bicycling. Portland's annual ride, founded in 2002, is widely regarded as the largest in the nation, though the numbers have not yet been verified. Organizers hope to get an official count at the next ride this June.


I had some scrap wood and wanted to make a nightstand dock with a crazy design.
I started with two contrasting colors of wood. Make sure they are both the same size and thickness.
Take the pieces of wood together with double sided tape.
Then I cut the wood on the band saw in a random wavy design. Take the pieces apart and flip flop the opposite pieces to get this design.
Once i swapped the pieces I glued the boards together.
Glue the two boards together and cut another wavy design into the wood. Pull apart, swap, and glue the pieces together.
Next I used a ShopBot to cut pockets and profiles into the boards so they would slide together and the would be a place to hold my watches and dock my phone.
Then I Drilled a hole for a charging cable and hot glued the cable into place and tested it out. Next time I would want to start with bigger pieces of wood but all in all a successful project.
Nice project! This gives me some ideas for my own projects. Really loving the charger mount in the corner, gives the effect of the phone floating in open space.
But then again, it may well be your taste, in which case I humbly withdraw my comment.


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Q: How to get RecyclerView to show bubble when you can't scroll any farther? In normal Material applications, when you scroll all the way to the bottom of a list and then try to keep scrolling, you see a colored bubble come up from the bottom of the screen, like so:

I'm using a RecyclerView and it only displays the bubble if I fling to the end. If I'm already at the end, it does nothing. Do I need to add something in the XML to get the behavior I want? It does seem that ListViews get this behavior by default.
If it's relevant, my RecyclerView is a direct child of the CoordinatorLayout that is the top element of the Activity.
Do note that the app in the screenshot is not the same as the app I'm currently working on.

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The Vale of White Horse District Council is consulting on a proposal for a Local Development Order (LDO) for Milton Park which is part of the Science Vale UK Enterprise Zone. The proposed Milton Park Local Development Order aims to streamline the planning process for a period of 15 years. As a result, certain developments will be able to take place without the need to seek planning permission.
The Enterprise Zone status also means that new businesses will benefit from over £1bn of business rate discounts over five years and access to super-fast broadband.
The consultation lasts until Tuesday 20 November 2012. More information and a link to the consultation documents is available here: http://www.sciencevale.com/news/milton-park-ldo-consultation/.


Here's a cool cart that we had a lot of fun building! This cart is going to be used to cruise around Predator Ridge Resort and also take one very luck 6 yr old girl from the customers house to the driving range to practice her golf game!
We love it when our carts get used for family fun! Have a look at this super cool build!
The front end got a complete new bushing kit!
Next the custom body was painted….
This cart is really starting to come together!
The custom wheel covers, front cowl, black roof and black upholstery really give this cart a great look!
Come back next week when we add some final touches to finish this cool cart up so it can head home for the great season ahead at Predator!


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Mid-summer solstice at Club Havana
The evening of June 23, or St John's Eve, is a feast that is celebrated around the globe in different ways. Despite its religious origin, more pagan reasons lay behind the festivity. The feast of St. John the Baptist coincides with the June solstice, which is also referred to as Midsummer. A common element to all St. John's feasts worldwide are bonfires, which are lit in streets and plazas where friends and family get together to celebrate. According to legend, the fires were lit in an attempt to boost the power of the Sun, which, after Midsummer Day, slowly begins to ebb. Symbolically, they are also supposed to cleanse and purify the souls of the people who watch the fire.
Practically all over Latin America, St. John's Eve is celebrated following the practices brought over by the Spanish and Portuguese and other European immigrants, like Italians and Germans. In some countries, these practices are syncretized with Indian and African elements.
In Cuba, the most important celebration of St John's Eve takes place in Camagüey, whose carnival, which is the highlight of the festivity, dates back to 1725. The celebration begins, as then, on the eve of the 24th with the reading of an edict from the Government balcony. Then, as the sun goes down, congas parade down the city's main street. On the following day, everywhere in the city, huge pots of "ajiaco" (a kind of thick soup that is especially rich in tubers and pork) are cooked outside the homes on the sidewalks or streets. The festivities last for five days, and on the 29th, St. Peter's Day, a straw doll is burned in the Plaza de Bedoya, marking the end of the "San Juan Camagüeyano" festivities.
Havana is not noted for celebrating this day, but this year, an unusual event took place on June 23, 2012 at Club Habana. Hosted by the Spanish Businessmen Association, St. John's Eve was celebrated with the traditions customary to this day: lighting a bonfire and taking the saint out to sea. At midnight, the fireworks began along with the performance of jugglers and acrobats. Then came the fire-eaters, who were in charge of lighting the bonfire through their art. The drums began to beat and the dancers pranced around the fire in the manner of old tribal rituals.
The dancers then sought out the spectators and took them to the shore. Legend has it that if a man jumps over eight waves and makes love afterwards, there is a very good chance that he may get his wife pregnant. It goes without saying, that many avoided jumping over the waves, but almost everyone was willing to take their shoes off and refresh their feet in the cool water.
The party, however, had just begun. The popular singer-songwriter Kelvis Ochoa came on stage and really got things going. Kelvis is an example of the cultural and religious syncretism in this island. The music continued into the small hours of the morning and only when the sun started to rise, did the party come to an end. The celebration of Saint John's Eve at Club Habana this year was a special occasion, but has all the potentials of becoming a regular event.
Boosting the power of the Sun? Purifying the souls of the people? The bottom line is that, regardless the religious and mythical connotations the festivity may have, it is a great excuse for just having good fun. June 2012
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As November ballots approach, spring candidates getting ready
Published 4:26 pm CDT, Thursday, August 27, 2020
EDWARDSVILLE — While everybody is talking about the November presidential election, there is another one looming on the horizon — the spring municipal elections.
In addition to municipalities, a number of other districts — ranging from school boards and townships to fire and water districts — will also hold elections.
The election includes a Feb. 23 primary for municipalities with a city manager form of government. In Madison County those are Wood River, Collinsville and Highland.
A primary is triggered if there are more than four times the number of candidates for the number of open seats. In Wood River, voters will vote on the mayor and two City Council positions.
Nominating petitions for those spots can now be circulated and can be filed Nov. 16-23 with the municipal clerk.
"It's early, because we would have to have time to get ready for the primary," said Madison County Clerk Debra Ming-Mendoza.
For the April 6, 2021 election, nominating petitions can be circulated beginning Sept. 23, with filing set for Dec. 14-21. Most petitions are to be filed with the local boards; school board petitions are filed with the Madison County Clerk's office.
While the spring elections are coming up, Ming-Mendoza said her office is currently working through the Nov. 3 presidential election.
The county clerk's office received certified ballots for the November election from the state this week, she said, and staff are proofing them. They have to be ready in time to be mailed out and for early voting at the end of September.


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British woman fighting for legal right to give birth to her own grandchild
A 60 year-old woman is now a step closer to winning the legal right to give birth to her own grandchild.
The woman, referred to by the court as Mrs M, is petitioning to be allowed to use the frozen eggs of her dead daughter in order to have a baby. Mrs M claims it was the dying wish of her daughter, who passed away in 2011 from bowel cancer, to have her mother carry the baby and her parents raise him or her.
In 2014, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority ruled that Mrs M would not be allowed to take her daughters eggs to New York, where she had intended to have them fertilised by an anonymous donor and then implanted. The decision was made as the count believed that Mrs M's daughter had not been able to give her informed consent on the matter. The High Court of London upheld the decision.
However, after Mrs M moved to appeal the judgement, the Court of Appeal ruled that the government's independent fertility regulatory body had set the bar too high in terms of informed consent. They ruled that there was "sufficient evidence of Mr. and Mrs. M.'s daughter's true wishes" to have her mother bear and raise her own grandchild.
"They are never going to let me leave this hospital, Mum; the only way I will get out of here will be in a body bag. I want you to carry my babies. I didn't go through the I.V.F. to save my eggs for nothing," the daughter was heard to have said by the court, "I want you and Dad to bring them up. They will be safe with you. I couldn't have wanted for better parents. I couldn't have done without you."
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority claimed its initial decision had been made purely on the grounds of determining informed consent, and that it had nothing to do with any potential moral questions arising from a woman giving birth to her own grandchild, or Mrs M's age.
Religious divorce: Do you know your rights as well as your rites?
Foster parents lose appeal for custody of child removed under Indian Child Welfare Act
Application of the Hague Convention in child abduction case
Abusive father's application for summary return to New Jersey is refused
Detroit judge found guilty of misconduct during child custody hearing


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I believe that many times when hunters fail to succeed in shooting coyotes, they simply have not taken the proper measures need to adequately control their scent profile. When the stakes are high and we are chasing whitetails, it is easy to invest the time and energy required to control our scent. When hunting coyotes however, maintaining that same level of discipline can be difficult. Scent control is not rocket science and even a basic level of scent control, when hunting coyotes, will often go a long way in allowing hunters to put more fur on the ground. No-scent soaps and deodorants are effective but should be used each day 3-4 days before hunting to ensure that residual smells from scented shampoos and body washes are eliminated. Also, wear hunting clothes no more than two outings before rewashing in no-scent laundry soap, drying and then storing in sealed plastic bags with spruce or pine boughs.
Done right, more coyotes will see their last Maine winter. Hunting coyotes is practically a sport in Down East, almost as exciting as the high school basket ball tournaments. To get in on the action, use the Stud Mill road to access a massive road network, providing access to thousands of miles of prime coyote hunting opportunities. One of my personal favorite spots is located in and around Cranberry Mountain (DeLorme's The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer (MAG), Map 35 E2) and Lower Sabao Lake (Map 35, D1, E1) both of these areas hold enough song dogs to make any hunter happy.
I agree with the scent control, particularly masking your odor with boughs! And what you said about using the no-scent toiletries 3-4 days even before the hunt really is wise. I didn't think of it that way before.


We offer character building programs, as well as summer camping to empower and train kids, and give them a chance to recreate in a safe environment.
The Salvation Army has been actively serving America?s youth for over 120 years. Salvation Army corps community centers offer religious and character-building programs that can include Sunday school, youth troops, music classes, athletics and sporting events, arts and crafts, camping, and more.
Many inner-city youths who participate in such programs do not have access or opportunity to have these experiences otherwise. They have not experienced the peace or safety of camping in the rural countryside. Many have never had the opportunity to play a musical instrument, or to make crafts and play competitive games in a protected setting.
Salvation Army youth programs place special emphasis on activities that encourage character and life skills development. Through mentoring and education, disadvantaged children and teens are shown the possibility of a better life. Please contact your local Salvation Army for information on youth programs available in your area.
Operating every Tuesday during the school year, children in grades 1st through 12 can participate in specialized programs that teach kids life skills and instill positive character.
Moonbeams should try to help others whenever possible, even before being asked. Moonbeams are encouraged to attend Sunday school or church every week. If not a member of a Sunday school, the Moonbeams are invited to attend at The Salvation Army. There they?ll meet friends and have fun learning about Jesus.
Located near Peoria. Illinois the camp provides a chance for kids to be outdoors, learning new skills and enjoying the recreation a summer camp like Eagle Crest can offer. Eagle Crest Camp is a ministry of The Salvation Army, that exists to provide an opportunity for all to encounter Jesus Christ and enrich their lives through exposure to God's Word, His Creation, and His People.
We send many children from ages nine to seventeen to various camps lasting from 5 to 7 days throughout the summer months.
The summer day camp provides an atmosphere where children can develop or enhance social, emotional, and physical abilities through a variety of activities. Operating from June through August some of the activities include: educational guest speakers, swimming, arts and crafts, usa of the computer lab, music, picnics, and tours of area businesses. This day camp service is available only to children whose parents/guardians are employed or are continuing their formal education on a full-time basis.


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Full transfer of flights from Ataturk to new Istan
Full transfer of flights from Ataturk to new Istanbul hub begins
Starting at 00.00 on 5 April and ending at 21.00 on 6 April, the 45-hour transition will see all airlines move their operations the 40km to the new greenfield facility.
Turkish Airlines, which is predominantly based at Ataturk, says that after six hours, 38% of the migration of its operations to the new gateway had been successfully completed. The Star Alliance carrier says the process will be completed just before midnight on 6 April.airport transfer service
Under the planned the transfer process Ataturk airport will gradually close to scheduled passenger flights - and from 23:30 on 5 April will only be open for base carrier transfer flights before closing completely for to commercial flights at 21:00 on 6 April. The last passenger flight from Ataturk will be a Turkish Airlines service to Singapore.
The new Istanbul airport will open to Turkish Airlines flights from 11:00 on 6 April, and then to other base carrier commercial flights from 16:00 that day, ahead of the full transfer of flights at 21:00.Throughout the process both gateways will be limited to 35 arrivals and 35 departures per hour
During the first two weeks of its full operations, Istanbul airport will have reduced air traffic control and slot allocation capacity, in order to "provide safe and efficient ATC services and to adapt [to the] airport layout [and] new airspace structure".
Once the transfer has been completed, Ataturk will be closed to commercial flights but will remain open for cargo, maintenance/technical, general aviation, air taxi, business flights and state and diplomatic aircraft.
The new airport for Turkey's biggest gateway city, which will initially have a capacity to cater for 90 million passengers, was formally opened at the end of October last year with the initial target of switching flights over before the year-end
While a trickle of services have subsequently moved over to the new airport, the date for the mass transfer of flights to the new airport was later set to begin on 3 March, before slipping again to this month.
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This bio is supposed to be the place I let you know who I am. Well here it goes, I am passionate about movies, tv, people and life in general. As the creator of the DC Film Life podcast I get the chance to live out these passions with every episode. I am a southerner by birth and a Marylander by trade. Currently a Charleston, SC local, I gained my love for tv at a very early age. My pops and I used to watch popular 80's shows like The Incredible Hulk, Dukes of Hazzard, Airwolf, Knight Rider and The Greatest American Hero. I recently found out that I am more of a nerd than I realized and have become obsessed with comic books. Ever since i was a kid my favorite comic book character has been the Green Lantern. If you ask me the greatest piece of film EVER made is Bad Boys starring Martin Lawrence and Will Smith aka my man crush. WE RIDE TOGETHER, WE DIE TOGETHER BAD BOYS FOR LIFE!!
Charles Kirkland Jr. is a Christian and member of the Publicity Committee of the Washington, DC Film Society. As a part-time movie critic, he has been published on the website of the Film Society and various local print media outlets. Known for his "Kirkland Classic", he is a family friendly focused critic who acquired his love of cinema from watching a wide variety of films with his mother from an early age in life. From silent, black and white pieces to the 3D tour-de-forces, Charles has a wide range of knowledge and experience with movies and is eager to share. Over the last two years, Charles has enjoyed being a co-host of The DC Film Life where he has given his rare and eclectic view on all things movie and television related.
Isaac Horvat was born and raised in rural Maryland. A love for tv and movies was quickly discovered thanks to classics like Old Yeller, Andy Griffith, and McGyver. Movies like Spider-man, The Lord of the Rings, and Star Wars were gateways to all things nerd and he hasn't looked back. His first review was written out of anger that the show Terra Nova had been cancelled and has been writing reviews since...And his opinion hasn't changed about Terra Nova. Isaac is also an amateur filmmaker and freelance videographer. If you want to see him ramble on for 15 minutes, ask him about his favorite movie. Isaac loves candlelight dinners, long walks on the beach, and making people laugh.


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SCAD Serve Mural Project
SCAD SERVE recently debuted the Paint Our Parks (POP) public art initiative with the unveiling of a brilliant 100 x 100 feet mural enlivening the basketball courts at Arthur Langford, Jr. Park in the Joyland neighborhood of southeast Atlanta. This public arts beautification project was developed in partnership with and supported by the City of Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs and the Department of Parks and Recreation. The City of Atlanta and Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs would like to thank the Savannah College of Art, their students, community volunteers, alumni, and the mural designer Emily Eldridge for providing this terrific addition of public art to the Joyland Park neighborhood. The creation of this collaborative SCAD SERVE POP mural took place during the city of Atlanta's Elevate public arts festival, a community-wide celebration of the arts, illustrating the university's commitment to advancing the arts and education in Atlanta. SCAD SERVE Alumni Ambassador and acclaimed muralist, illustrator, and graphic designer Emily Eldridge led a team of over 40 SCAD students, alumni, faculty, staff, representatives from the City of Atlanta, and a group of enthusiastic Joyland community volunteers, in the creation of this park mural.
Public Art Program Manager Robert Witherspoon stated, "This SCAD Serve mural project is a notable example of how the addition of public art to the surface of a basketball court can strengthen communities, improve park safety, and inspire kids and adults to think positively about their environment. A great City deserves great public art and our partners at the Savannah College of Art understand that and their talented students and alumni created this wonderful mural that will inspire kids and encourage healthy lifestyles. By creating a mural on a ballcourt, it is accessible to all".
After all this success, SCAD SERVE will continue to work in partnership with Atlanta city leadership and the Department of Parks and Recreation to identify deserving public spaces for this continued Paint Our Parks mural initiative.


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Energy Secretary Rick Perry, the man in charge of America's nuclear arsenal, has waded into a dispute surrounding the election of an openly gay man as student body president at Texas A&M. The former Texas governor was apparently so alarmed by the university's decision to disqualify Bobby Brooks' opponent that he penned an op-ed for the Houston Chronicle this week, a move the Energy Department on Thursday assured was done in his "personal capacity." In the op-ed, Perry railed against the campus vote, saying it "at best made a mockery of due process and transparency" and at worst "allowed an election to be stolen outright." The true culprit behind the "stolen" election, he said, was a "quest for 'diversity,'" which he described as the "real reason the election outcome was overturned." Perry demanded the university's administration "explain why they stood passively by while equal treatment was mocked in the name of diversity, and why they did not brief the Board of Regents."
The university's election ultimately saw Brooks, a junior economics major, defeat Robert McIntosh, the son of a Dallas-based GOP fundraiser. McIntosh had won about 5,000 votes to Brooks' 4,200, but he was disqualified amid reports of voter intimidation and failing to disclose financial information about his campaign. Amy Smith, a spokeswoman for the university, told the Houston Chronicle the administration was "a little surprised that the secretary of energy of the United States of America would have the time and bandwidth to weigh in on a university student body president election."
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A new challenge for Pikiell, other Big Ten coaches
J.P. Pelzman
Asbury Park Press
Rutgers could make history in its Big Ten home opener against Penn State on Sunday. Or, for that matter, in any of its conference games this season.
The NCAA has approved an experimental rule for replay reviews of certain block/charge foul calls in the last two minutes of regulation or overtime. However, the rule is only in effect for Mid-American Conference and Big Ten in-league play.
The Big Ten began its conference play last Tuesday, but the rule hasn't come up yet. The MAC begins its league schedule Tuesday.
Gannett New Jersey sampled reaction from the Scarlet Knights, and opinions were mixed.
"What is this, football?" guard Mike Williams said.
"I don't think we should be going to a replay system on a call," center C.J. Gettys said, but he added that the sport should do "whatever we can do to make sure the game is fair and the winner comes out appropriately. I don't know how effective it's going to be or how often you'll even see it."
He has a point, considering it can't be used for every block/charge call. It only can be employed when an official has made a block/charge call on a play in or around the restricted area arc in the paint, and in which the call was made based on whether the defender was inside or outside the restricted arc. It may not be used on a no call in such a situation; a foul must have been committed by the offensive or defensive player.
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If, and it's a big if, all of those restrictions are met, then an official can call for a review or the head coach of the team that was assessed the foul can challenge. If his team loses the challenge, he will be docked a timeout. If the call is reversed, the challenging team is not charged a timeout.
The review must be called for before the next live-ball situation.
"That one big call could break us or that call could make us," Williams said. "Hopefully, it doesn't come down to that. I feel like there are games where that call is going to (determine) who wins the game. … It's like a gift and a curse."
"It's a good use of technology," wing Jonathan Laurent said. "You have it there. Why not use it?"
"I feel like it's very useful," guard Corey Sanders said.
Of course, it could provide yet another headache for both officials and coaches in harried late-game situations.
"We're making the lives of offficials more difficult and we're adding more television and technology," Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell said. "I think refs have real tough jobs and we continue to make it tougher."
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Consider that in a close game, coaches may want to save two timeouts for a potential challenge, one to determine if they should call for a review, and one in case they lose the challenge and are stripped of a timeout.
"You're going to have to be real creative," Pikiell noted, "and you're going to have to be really smart and really on top of that. … You have to have a person in charge of technology on your staff to make this call. It's tougher on coaches. It's tougher on referees.
"The tendency" among coaches, Pikiell added, "is going to be to make that (challenge) and have them go to the monitor whether you have great reason or not."
Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard doesn't have to worry about block/charge replay reviews this season because the Big East isn't using the rule. But it's possible it could become part of the standardized NCAA rules in the future if the experiment is a success.
Willard raised a concern about when the rule will be applied.
"I think a block/charge call at the 18-minute (remaining) mark of the second half could be a big call, too," Willard said. "Why can't you challenge that? Why is it always the last two minutes? There's so many plays throughout the game to get to those last two minutes."
The defensive-minded Pikiell isn't thrilled with some other recent NCAA rule changes, saying, "they want the offense to get all the advantages because they felt the defense was becoming too good. There's two ways to win a game -- you can win a game on the defensive end or the offensive end."
And perhaps now you can win it at the courtside television monitor.


The implementation of smoking bans in public places, in Albania is a very difficult and problematic process. The present research aimed to provide an understanding of the phenomenon of noncompliance to the ban by exploring attitudes, beliefs, and norms related to smoking and noncompliance behaviour in three public places: hospitals, schools, and leisure venues. Results showed massive noncompliance in hospitals (82%) and leisure venues (94%), but not schools (39%). Albanian smokers perceived noncompliance behavior as socially acceptable, reported on strong descriptive norms of noncompliance, and weak implementation of the policy. Nonetheless, they held a negative attitude towards noncompliance and agreed with the health effects of passive smoking. Hence, Albanian smokers represent a population of noncompliers who acknowledge that their behavior is wrong, but still continue doing it, since they seem to get neither social disapproval nor legal punishment. The findings have important practical implications.


All right. This Fall will mark year 3 of making hard cider and I put together a New England Hard Cider recipe.
The first year we used the old press, the second year I used unpasteurized cider from a farm, and this year, well, I don't know where I am going to source the apples/juice but it's all about focusing on the fermentation.
From what I have read, it's all about fermenting cold – think lager temps not ale temps.
So, the plan is to get cider apples from a place like Poverty Lane Orchards or get farm pressed cider from Cider Hill Farm. Then, use some additional ingredients, follow some additional processes, and be patient, patient, patient.
Dissolve malt extract, honey, and brown sugar into cider. Take gravity reading. Add white sugar until 1.060 gravity reading. Treat mixture with Campden tablets and let sit for 24-36 hours in airlocked carboy or heat mixture for 20 minutes at 150°F. After either method, cool to pitching temperature of 50°F.
Pitch nutrient and hydrated yeast. Aerate well.
Ferment at 52°F (maybe even colder – Nottingham can handle 54°F but we'll see how it performs at 52°F first) for a month to 6 weeks or until primary fermentation is finished. Boil raisins in a cup of water for a minute or so. Add raisins to carboy for 2 weeks and maintain the fermentation temperatures. Rack cider to secondary carboy on oak chips. Age for one month at fridge temps.
Treat with Campden tablets before bottling if backsweetening is preferred. Sweet to taste with white sugar. Bottle and condition for a couple of months.
Make this hard cider in October and it will be ready in March and beyond.
Any thoughts on staggered nutrient additions at the beginning as if making mead?
I could do that. The .5 pounds of malt extract was solution to the lack of yeast nutrients when I built the recipe.
You're probably right. The one cider I brewed two years ago was a 30% malt 70% cider thing (a Graf??) and it came out pretty good. So a little DME and a single addition of nutrient would probably work out great. No need to go mucking around with it. Keep it simple is the way to go.
What is the purpose of the raisins? Just aroma?
It's a good question – it's an ingredient listed in the BJCP guidelines for the style. My thoughts were maybe they add some tannins to the cider. They could impart some flavor, I guess. If I didn't boil them, they may even introduce another yeast strain to the cider. It will be the first time I use them, so I can let you know once it's finished what they brought to the cider.
Thanks John, I appreciate the response. I always forget to check the BJCP guidelines, until about 5 days into fermentation, but it is a very good point. I look forward to reading your results on the cider.
Hi there, I just got my cider into the secondary gallon. (I only made 1 gallon) and there is A Lot of headroom due to large amount of sediment. Its about 5 inches from where the neck narrows and 7 from the top of the jug. Should I leave it in or go ahead an move to bottles to avoid oxidation? Many thanks!
Let it sit in the secondary gallon until it clears. You shouldn't have a problem with oxidation. Once it clears, then you should bottle.
Sun dried raisons are a great source of wild yeast, so yes, this would contribute another addition of yeast to the fermentation.
Thanks Craig – next year, I won't steam them and I will just add them in to see what the wild yeasts bring to the table.


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There are a lot of resources out there showing off high end equipment. My goal with this site is to share the potential that can be unleashed by tuning fairly inexpensive air rifles that you can buy at your local stores. With some simple tools and attention to details, you can dramatically increase both the power and accuracy of a cheap airgun, making it useful, fun, and practical. Tune your own at your own risk and be safe at all times.
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Starring = Kartik Aaryan, Bhumi Pednekar, Ananya Panday
Cinematography = Chirantan Das
Edited = Ninad Khanolkar
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Release date = 6 December 2019
Running time = 126 minutes
Country = India
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This Leicestershire woman just became the 3rd oldest person in the UK
Lilian Wignall celebrated the milestone surrounded by family and friends
Tom MackSenior Reporter
Lilian Wignall with Lord Mayor Ross Grant
The oldest woman in Leicestershire turned 111 yesterday, making her the third oldest person in the UK.
Lilian Wignall celebrated the milestone by having a party with family and friends, as well as the Lord Mayor of Leicester, Ross Grant.
Lilian, of Braunstone , has lived through huge changes in this country's history but remarkably she still lives in her own home and meets up with her friends from church every week.
Her son, Keith, 72, who lives in Groby, said: "I don't know how she does it. She's always lived well and had a busy life.
"She's always been a churchgoer, always had her family around her, and my father, who was head of textiles at Leicester Polytechnic, took her around the world.
"She's flown on Concorde, gone down the Mississippi on a riverboat and ridden a camel."
Keith has been keeping tabs on Lilian's ranking on the Oldest in Britain website, which had her ranked ninth oldest last year after she turned 110 but has since seen her leap to third place behind Grace Jones from Worcestershire, who recently turned 112, and Dorothy Payne from Kent who is just two months older than Lilian.
Lilian with family and friends at her birthday party
Keith said: "I'm astounded she's the third oldest now. I keep meeting people in their 80s and 90s saying they're old – but when you get to 111 that's something else!"
Keith's wife, Ann, added: "I think Lilian loves being the third oldest – we're always reminding her.
"And she really enjoyed it when the Lord Mayor came to see her. She was so fascinated by his chains of office. He seemed very happy to meet her, too.
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"It's amazing she's still able to live alone. Her carer, Kamela – who is so good - lives next door and has done since Lilian turned 100.
"She goes to the Friendly Club every week at the baptist church in Braunstone and although her sight and hearing are going she still enjoys the TV – she just puts it on loud!"
Lilian was fascinated by the Lord Mayor's chains
Lilian was born on October 1, 1907, and her father was a Freeman of Leicester – a title she now also holds.
During her early life, King Edward VII – the eldest son of Queen Victoria - was on the throne and the Titanic sank when she was aged four.
She lived through both world wars and in 1940 she married her husband, Harry, who passed away in 1979.
Lilian has two sons – Keith and Brian – as well as five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.


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Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz says that Bitcoin (BTC) isn't done tumbling yet.
As reported by Bloomberg, Novogratz tells NBC in a new interview that he foresees Bitcoin bottoming out at around the $38,000 to $40,000 price level.
The Galaxy Digital CEO is walking back his comments from last week when he said the top crypto by market cap could hold the $42,000 mark.
Novogratz says that he's going to wait a bit longer before buying more cryptocurrencies, adding that blue-chip investors are waiting in the wings for their opportunity to get in.
"[There is a] tremendous amount of institutional demand on the sidelines."
The business tycoon and long-time crypto bull then says that a key part of BTC's bull run in 2021 was the devaluation of fiat currencies around the world.
The U.S. Federal Reserve recently announced it would be tapering its purchasing of bonds while raising interest rates, which is a contributing factor to Bitcoin's crash, according to Novogratz.
Popular crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe has a similar prediction as he tells his 550,000 Twitter subscribers that Bitcoin's crucial support level sits at $41,000.
"Lost the support at $46,000, but sustained above the crucial threshold at $41,000.
As long as that holds, we'll be fine for Bitcoin.
Simplicity; more and more people are turning bearish which usually happens the closer we'll get to a bottom.
Just like bullishness grows upwards."
BTC is currently trading at $43,019, a 15.5% decrease from its 30-day high of $50,840.
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